traffic straight ahead. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. >> at 5:00, the latest on boston police officer shot in the line of duty. the emotional outpouring of support from those who knew them as we learn more about this was -- the suspect. >> the suspect in a deadly home invasion is going to court. the details we are hoping to learn. >> more drama on the campaign trail, first lady michelle obama going after donald trump in new hampshire for an emotional plea to women. live from the channel 4 st news this morning. good morning. thank you so much for waking up with us, 5:00 and i'm chris mckinnon. >> i am kate merrill. it is friday, october 14 and barry burbank is in this friday in for danielle niles and i left the window cracked in my house last night and it was

the front went through and the wind picked up and it is -- the same thing happened to my house. 40 degrees in boston so it is cooler than it really is because the wind has been howling at times. bringing you down some of the pine needles all over the streets and the roads. the leaves are starting to come down in some spots but the sky is clear so let's take a look at the planner. we have got sunshine, starting out cool, get into the bus stop, on the chilly side, summarizing 6:56 am, bright and sunday, and the sunset today at 6:03 pm, getting closer to the 6:00 sunset time. mostly clear about all day long and it will get so cold tonight that a frost and actually freeze warning and freeze watch will be along the coast and it is certainly going to be frosty tonight. traffic and weather today -- to

look at this traffic. the lack of traffic. this is great, some light traffic building as you make your way to downtown but it is not going to slow you down. nothing major in the area. of the drive time from the split into downtown boston or the pike is a quick 10 minutes. not too much to worry about. let's get a look at the maps. if you are coming from the north shore, you can see 93, route 3, 128 are wide open and no problems getting into work. we begin with the latest on the shooting of two boston police officers. >> both are in critical but stable condition. detectives have a search warrant for the east boston home where the shootout happen. we were there as investigators searched the scene and we are learning about the suspect and his criminal past. city hall was lit of blue in honor of the injured officers. a vigil was held in east boston. >> nicole jacobs is live were the officers are being treated a very emotional night for everyone. >> reporter: for sure, and not just for fellow officers it but also for community members. the commissioner says that he has spoken with the two

beds and they both understand just how dire their situations were. the community rallies together in prayer that they will eventually make it home. >> reporter: the emotion of the last couple of days are spilling over for captain kelley mccormick. >> there are no words for these guys -- >> reporter: after a dangerous and deadly night for his fellow brothers and blue. officers richard cintolo and matthew morrison responded to a gladstone domestic dispute, and both were shot. cell phone video shows the er >> everything within their capabilities to bring these guys home safe. >> reporter: the community rallies behind the department by candlelight and a blue lake city hall. >> when something hit -- hits home, you feel like you do not know what is going to go on. >> reporter: of those who know the officers understand their commitment to serve and protect. >> a very honorable guy and he wanted to be a veteran. >> one of the nicest guys that

quiet type of guy. >> reporter: they came face-to- face with gunfire but the thin blue line had their backs with officers rushing to their aid using tourniquets and their hands to keep them alive. >> he clearly said to me, i want to thank this particular officer. he saved my life. he knows how close he was to death. >> reporter: the prayers continue that their bravery is rewarded by a full recovery. both officers have undergone surgery. they are still listed in stable a but critical condition. once again tonight the community will come together and support of these officers and the department in prayer

nicole jacobs, wbz. >> it was the quick action of fellow police that helped save the lives of the wounded officers. the commissioner says that they use tourniquets to slow the bleeding and doctors say that is what saved at the officer -- there life after he was shot in a main artery in his leg. the officers carry the tourniquets after the marathon bombing and retired transit officer says that it is an important change. >> from what i hear, up to this point, it looks like some of the things, the changes, the training, and the tools that went into -- into effect after the marathon come after my shooting hopefully help to save the officers lives. >> reporter: the boston police department started adding the tourniquets to the vehicles. >> some of the officers who use them wednesday night had just been trained last week. boston police and the mayor walsh our urgent community to also give blood. they say that the officers needed transfusions and if there is one thing that you can

information about the suspect in what may have set off the argument that first brought police to the scene. autumn plyler is live in east boston with the latest for us. >> reporter: part of the street is blocked off with crime tape and police are processing the scene hoping to learn about the man who will do the officers within our license assault rifle. >> it was rapid. it was not like one at a time, like separated, but it was popping. >> reporter: a ferocious firestorm breaks out when the boston police officers richard cintolo antt on wednesday night. of the commissioner said that 33-year-old kirsten figaro -- kirk figueroa shielded with a ballistic vest opened fire. >> he quickly displayed a rifle and without provocation, basically, he opened fire on the officers. >> reporter: other officers ran towards the gunfire and shot and killed figueroa -- the security company that he founded -- he called himself a bounty hunter and claimed that he served eight years as an

only served five months before receiving a hardship discharge. in 2010 figueroa faced a felony for setting his car on fire to collect insurance money. last year figueroa ex-wife asked for a restraining order writing that he gave me black eyes, choked me, pulled out my hair, verbally humiliated -- he abuse me on several visit -- different occasions. despite his history he was swor no criminal record. i think that there were several felony -- from what i understand, not in the state, so it -- impersonating a police officer and i think that there was one charge. nothing here. nothing that would prevent -- ban us from issuing him a constable license. >> reporter: police sources

the roommates were fighting over the thermostat by from east boston, anna meiler, wbz. >> stay with wbz on air and online for the latest of elements on the boston officers that were shot. right now a public holiday has been declared in thailand to mourn the death of their longtime king was born right here in massachusetts. the king was born at mount auburn hospital in cambridge and his father came to study at harvard and he met his mother. he was the world the longest- serving monarch years on the throne turkey died yesterday at the age of 88 after a long illness. more information is expected about a possible motive in a deadly home invasion in orange as the suspects go to court. joshua hart and britney smith will be arraigned on murder and other charges this morning they were captured on saturday at a walmart in virginia and police say that they are the ones who broke into an orange home last week and killed a 95-year-old thomas hardy and injured his 77-

five teenagers in a wrong way crash will be arraigned on murder charges but 36 rolled stephen is facing five counts of second-degree murder. police say that he drove the wrong way on 89 and he hit the teenager car and stole a police cruiser before crashing into at least seven other vehicles. he will be a rain from his hospital bed. police captured a man wanted for an attempted sexual assault in roxbury and he is due in coto and pictures of the suspect hoping that someone would turn him in. they arrested 32-year-old jose cepeda yesterday afternoon. he is accused of pushing a woman to the ground in mission hill on saturday and trying to sexually assault her before taking off. campaign 2016 -- drama on the campaign trail with 25 days until the election. hillary clinton is dealing with new leaked emails and first lady michelle obama is sounding off about donald trump as he defends himself against new accusations of sexual assault. hena daniels with the very latest.

amid a slew of sexual assault allegations leveled against him by several women this week. he took particular aim at one of them, a writer for people magazine we says that republican nominee forcibly kissed her during an interview at his florida state in 2005. >> you take a look. look at her. look at her words. u >> reporter: yesterday melania trump demanded that people retract an episode from the article claiming that the writer had a conversation with her outside of the trump tower following the incident. >> these attacks are orchestrated by the clintons and their media allies. the only thing hillary clinton has going for herself is the prospect >> reporter: as the running mate mike pence came to donald trump's defense -- but i can say with certainty that donald trump has denied that those actions that have been alleged have ever occurred and i believe him.

it is intolerable. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama issued her most searing attack yet of the republican nominee. >> it does not matter what party you belong to put the woman deserves to be treated this way. none of us deserve this kind of abuse. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaign continued to be donned by hacking as wikileaks published emails linking to her campaign and some of the exchanges revealing tension between top aides and issues over how to deal with that email scandal. hena daniels, cbs news. other candidates face off in their final presidential debate next wednesday, and live coverage begins at nine at 1 pm on wbz. attorney for billy bush says that he would have been fired if you stood up to donald trump during a now infamous access hollywood shubert the attorney says that he was an employee of nbc universal and that the time donald trump was hosting the apprentice and one of the company's biggest stars. billy bush has been suspended from his current duties on the

exit. two dogs trapped four hours in a pie. >> the race to rescue them and how it turned it into a true test of friendship. are you making boston's traffic problems worse? the report that will have you thinking twice about your driving habits. good morning. it is a chilly morning out there, definitely cooler than yesterday, 72 yesterday, and today it is 50 a public as 70, 71, st. louis and little rock -- that is coming back later this weekend. a shout out to one of the schools, and let's talk to the riley tigers out there, and danielle was yesterday talking with a class, first graders, very energetic but she was impressed with their knowledge and they asked questions -- can they have tornadoes? are they certainly can and those are the riley tigers, first graders. the forecast is a few minutes

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>> he was not really trapped. he was small enough to move around. she was the one that was stuck and he would not come out without her. >> the owner says shortly after they got out, rosy and winston tried to go back end. he thinks they were trying to track an animal. the hole in the pipe is filled in. i mean, dogs are pretty smart but sometimes they are really dumb. >> [ laughter ] >> a little bit. >> yeah. some of the things that they do but i think that we could learn a lesson from those little cuties. >> that is the way i feel. myself. pretty smart but sometimes pretty dumb about some things. >> you are never down. >> yes, i am. but thank you. >> anyway. >> take a look at this shot i have got to show you one of my favorite places in the whole wide world. i got to tell you. >> we love it. >> the mount washington hotel, and it is just divine when it

skiing, whatever, but this is awesome. look at this shot. thank you to this shot for how beautiful does it is so colorful. it is probably going a little bit past the peak and beyond -- but most of the rest of the region -- the color wave is moving down into massachusetts and the wind is taking off some leaves off of the trees and certainly bringing down a lot of pine needles. when i came to work -- there are pine needles all over the town roads and the country roads and that sort of thing. the temperatures are about the same almost everywhere. there are exceptions where the wind has dropped off a but in the most part, upper 40s and a few lower 50s. it is breezy. you can see -- feel the chilly -- today the magic number will be about 58 and -- in most all locations, give or take 1

tonight it drops off and the temperature tumbles and it dives quickly with that the wind becoming calm, down to 41 at logan airport but we have got 20s out in here, so certainly a lot of frost and freezing conditions of this the first time that we have had a freeze warning close to boston in many of the suburbs. these communities and these counties so the national weather service is warning you of that and i am, of course, as well to protect the plants tonight as it gets really cold but then there is a nice recovery tomorrow, about 58 again, along the coast and the temperatures will rise probably a good almost 30 degrees to 40 degrees in some locations. at least the morning lows. probably 35 in spots. high pressure is bringing in the cooler air and there goes the storm out at sea which is nicole which really clobbered bermuda yesterday. it is way out in the atlantic so no troubles to any other land areas.

little bit more of a southwest breeze on sunday with some showers but that does not happen until sunday night. the forecast, 58 today, 62 away from the ocean tomorrow, with the light wind tomorrow, 72 on sunday, but 62 on the cave as the southwest wind gets busy and 72 on monday, and about the -- with -- it was pretty warm out there with a couple of scattered showers early in the day -- can you believe this? 82 on tuesday, 80 on wednesday. i think it is a shot and hopefully gets here. traffic and weather together. light traffic approaching the o'neill tunnel on 93 south and it is a handful of people on the lever connector. 93 south is clear like this all the way from does all the way down to the tunnel and meanwhile, the expressway is good to go, drive times of 10 minutes from the split to the

until the last minute to merge when there is a lane drop, highway officials are actually want to thank you. it seems like obnoxious behavior. i certainly think so but traffic engineers told the new york times that staying in the lane that is closing as long as possible actually helps keep traffic moving along better than merging early. what do you think? >> no way. >> i know. >> i hate to those people. >> it is weird. >> the worst what is the lever connector when they tried to cut over at the last second. >> that is the worst. terrible. >> [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> the oyster festival is this weekend but they will not be serving any raw shellfish after a suspected norovirus outbreak on the cape 75 suspected cases were just reported in two days. health officials say that those cases were connected to eating the shellfish at restaurants and weddings on the outer cape -- they have been shutdown and any shellfish that is harvested in that area from september 26 onward is now being recalled.

sorry. i have two pet peeves, when people do that and they cheat and then when they do not -- when they are emerging and they just go and they do not yield. >> so the other thing is when you are in two lanes and merging, one goes and the other goes -- you do not try to get two in a row. >> take turns. i am done. tom brady getting ready for their home opener on sunday. >> what rob gronkowski -- >> the bruinsen the highlights are next in

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the blue jackets. without birch run, david posta not moved to the top line to skate with brad marchand and that ended up working out okay for them. the bruins trailed 3-1 at one point but kept coming back. he is in front of the net, redirecting for the second goal, tied at 3 -- a debut midway through the third, -- a shot is saved but brad marchand varies the rebound and gives them their first lead of 4-3, and they scored again and had three assists. he has two roles as your bruins at win, 6-3. tom brady and the company continue to gear up a for the match up with the bangles. they wasted no time last week taking advantage of the new tight end. rob gronkowski, 109 yards receiving, and he also had a three touchdowns.

he did not make it into the end zone. >> we are a team. all of the players -- that is what is great about working with the guys. we are not worried about that. three touchdowns -- it could go any other game and the only thing where worried about is the team football on wbz, broncos and charges, philip rivers pastor to become san diego's all-time passing leader. he threw for one score and the chargers god four field goals. 21-13 and the super bowl champions fall 4-2. pre-season basketball, they are down -- and jalen brown -- behind the back, for the jam. and the leap a play by the young guys but what he doesn't they go on to win the, 100-97, good stuff. that is it for sports for now. i am dan roach, wbz sports. new concerns about the zika virus in the usa. another neighborhood in florida is dealing with an outbreak of how the cdc is

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right now, 5:30 am, honoring two police officers shot in the line of duty. the outpouring of support for the men still in critical condition. new details about the suspect in that shooting, including his criminal past. new fears about the zika virus spreading in the usa. the morning this morning from the cdc. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning. thank you for joining us. i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon -- i am chris mckinnon. it was chilly overnight. >> it is the coldest data his is -- it has been a while. >> 72 yesterday, and no

it feels -- the wind is blowing, adding some chilled to the air but it is going to feel -- to be colder tomorrow morning, frost and freezing conditions of all over the place except in coastal spots. upper 40s for the most part, lowes the wind will be decreasing, not as much by midday and this afternoon, essentially sunshine all day long so here is the daily planner, sun shining across the board from the morning rush to lunchtime to the ride back home. 48 now, said rising at 6:56 am, and a lighter wind at noon. it maxes out around 58 and the sunset at 6:03 pm. that blast of cold, the wind dropping up at the temperature will in the 20s and 30s, freeze watch and warning for much of the area. more on the weather in a minute. traffic and weather to gather. it is right around 5:30 am, the magic time when the split starts to get congested and here it is. 128 and braintree, slow and go in the area, not completely stopped just yet about 3 and 24 getting to 128 are looking good. north of the city, there is a slowdown on 93 south in andover, from exit 45, river

two 143 it -- very minor and not going to slow you down too much. 5:31 am and the latest on the shooting of two boston police officers. both of those officers are in critical but stable condition. last up in blue in honor of the officers richard cintolo and matt morris and a vigil was held in east boston. city leaders, fellow officers and the community gathered together in prayer. detectives now have a search warrant for the east boston home where they should not happen. investigators say that the suspect kirk figueroa were able listed vest and fired and assault rifle. when the officers responded to the remains on wednesday night police sources tell us that it may have started as a fight over the thermostat we are learning about the background of figueroa -- he was not licensed to have a gun in massachusetts. he claimed that he served eight years in the army reserves. military police soldiers. but the army times reports that while he did and list he never attended basic training and was

the i-team has learned that figueroa has a criminal record and his ex-wife asked for a restraining order against him in a divorce filing, citing domestic violence. despite all of that, he was a constable in boston, approved by the city council in april. donald trump is denying a new allegations of inappropriate behavior with rally yesterday in florida and he called his alleged accusers horrible liars. first lady michelle obama was in manchester new hampshire yesterday and she called at the recent comments about women dangerous. >> language that has been painful for so many of us, not just as women a but as parents, trying to protect our children and raise them to be caring, respectful adults. and as citizens who think that our nation's leaders should meet basic standards of human decency. >> jon keller looks to answer the question of how parents should address of the rhetoric that is used in the selection.

aimed at those of you trying to raise your kids to be kind, caring, adults when they grow up and never an easy task when the popular culture is so aggressively confronting them with bile desperate this presidential race is not making it easier. yesterday du michelle obama hit a nerve when she denounced the donald trump for his now infamous recorded comments a decade ago in which he bragged about forcing himself on women, using language as michelle obama put it, quote, so obscene that many of us are worried about our children hearing it when we turn on the television, end quote. that brought back bad memories of that bill 1990s and the bill clinton sex scandals. the donald trump campaign is revisiting a. i remember driving my son and a printer school one day and listening in horror as they discussed the president's contention that a

was not really sexual contact you can and i'm sure you will make up your own mind about which candidate does or does not have the standing to criticize others for their moral standards. frankly, as it will, i do not look to politicians for guidance on morals. that is the province of parents, grandparents, respected peers, teachers, and religious leaders. i bet that i speak for many parents when i say that i candidates, hollywood producers, big-time sports heroes, and others who play prominent roles in their life and seek profit off of those roles would spend more time thinking about what they are teaching our kids. you can share your views on

wbz -- on cbsboston.com or reach out on twitter. color at large. this morning, there are growing concerns about a zika virus outbreak and another miami neighborhood. the florida governor says that five new locally transmitted cases have been confirmed in the little river area. the state is dealing with a separate zika virus outbreak in miami beach put the cdc as advising pregnant women to avoid miami-dade county altogether. still ahead, ed newberger grown in a laboratory. would you eat it? >> samsung a taking people to turn in our galaxy note 7 the new incentive but they are offering. the two officers wounded in the deadly shootout in east boston remain in critical condition. coming up, how the community is rallying behind them. a check with the wbz weather watchers. i'm surprised that so many of them are checking with us so early in the morning. it is great to get this information. that see what is going on for

according to larry -- 47 at there and he says -- it has cleared out. it is feeling chilly. a looks like nice fall weather for the weekend and he says to have a great one. it looks like we should have a great one. it is going to be beautiful but my accuweather forecast coming up in just a few minutes. closed captioning is brought to you by bob's discount furniture but visit the website to find a store near you.

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railroad in the crawford notch -- have you been on this foliage train? the train that goes up through the notch, on the side of the mountain -- i remember doing a story back on this and going out in the middle -- that is a long way down. anyway, during that story, when they brought this back -- you can see how beautiful the colors are going -- above crawford notch in new hampshire. still a beautiful color up at there, and the wind has been blowing all night long, a bit dusty this morning, blowing around it leaves and bringing down pine needles. you can see the cold air off to the northwest, coming down, and a brief shot -- and a mild air will be taking over so we have got temperatures going up to about 58, about 14 degrees lower than yesterday, 72, but the average child for just the average high for the afternoon. 70 to 71 in topeka and little rock. that will be here on sunday. it make it warmer next week. high pressure is giving us

we see that high going to build off of the warm air coming in from the midwest. you can say goodbye to nicole which did clobber bermuda yesterday. it is moving rapidly, wind down to 85 miles per hour. you can watch the maps as we go throughout the weekend, high pressure getting closer and coming over as, poised to give us radiational cooling and the temperature will drop tomorrow will be basically sunny and sunday, a little bit more cloud cover moving in on sunday, especially in the afternoon as the system rosaline. the low temperature tonight a -- 20s off to the northwest, 25 and 30 all along the immediate coast. there should not be frost were freezing conditions but inland, from the coast, there could be

western and southwestern suburbs, up to 62 away from the ocean, 52 -- 58 at the coast and light wind -- when the patriots take on the bengals on sunday, it is going to be about 72 at foxboro, at gillette stadium, that afternoon, southwest winds gusting in the afternoon and you can watch the warm weather rolling in and building and put high pressure to the south, pumping the warm air our way and take a look at the numbers. after we go to 72 on sunday, similar temperature on monday, with a couple of showers early in the morning but it a hit 82 north and west of boston on tuesday but the upper 60 the cape because it will be windy and then breezy and still 80 on wednesday. can you believe how warm it is going to get? traffic and weather to gather. watch out for an accident in braintree where a car went into the woods, a bad spot -- the four exit 6 as emerge onto the split. this is a busy spot already for the morning rush-hour. combined with an accident, we are expecting traffic to be bad and some of the delays -- to stop and go back up -- extending to the top of route 24 and randolph. we'll keep our eye on this. outpouring of support for two boston police officer shot in the line of duty. we are learning about the suspect and the top stories for

of the general hospital where the two officers remain in stable but critical condition after that deadly shootout in east boston on wednesday. veteran officers richard cintolo and matthew morris -- matt morris responded to a domestic call. they were both critically shot and officers rushed into help. the community is rallying behind them and the department. they are thinking these officers for their bravery praying for their recovery. coming up at 6:00, more on a community vigil that is scheduled for tonight. also you will hear from those who know these two officers very well. we are live in boston, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. in east boston, police are processing the crime scene where they say that 33-year-old kirk figueroa shot the officers within unlicensed assault white

i disagree said that he founded he calls himself a bounty hunter and claims he served as an army reservist military police soldier but according to the army times he only served five months before receiving a discharge. in 2010, he beat at -- they say felony for setting his car on fire to collect insurance money and last year his ex-wife asked for a restraining order writing that he physically and verbally abused her. despe city of boston in july. more on that coming up. live from east boston, anna meiler, wbz. suspects in a deadly home invasion are going to court today. 23-year-old joshua hart and 27- year-old brittany smith were captured on saturday at a walmart in virginia. police say that they broke into an orange home last week,

-year-old thomas hardy and injuring his wife. they face a murder and other charges. schools and government offices in bermuda are still closed today as the island begins to assess the total of hurricane nicole. it hit the island as a category 3 yesterday, snapping trees and ripping the rooftops off of buildings. the storm is getting weaker but the swells -- it turned up a from -- they could last for days. the airport could reopen around noon. two more deaths in north carolina blamed on the effects of hurricane matthew . the governor says one person drowned in a car that went around a barricade on a washed out road but the other person walked into the hole left by an uprooted tree and could not get out. virginia also reported another storm related casualty bringing the american death toll to 30 a. a judge will decide if he will get out of prison early. officials fire the compassionate release recommendation yesterday. calling for him to be released immediately. he served almost 5 years of his eight year sentence for corruption. he was diagnosed with prostate

charlie baker will give a speech later this month on charter schools. it comes in just two weeks before massachusetts voters will answer a valid question on it to increase the number of charter schools in the state baker is a strong supporter of charter schools and believes that more massachusetts students should have access. an honor for a local teacher, from weymouth, named teacher of the year per the doctor has spent the last 30 years promoting of the benefits of early reading to case. she won at $20,000 as part of book make time for reading into spanish to reach more parents. today a woman will end a 1900 mile trip on roller blades. right in boston.

she is raising money for the charity that she founded, helping patients of traumatic brain injury's. she left florida more than a month ago and will skate incher brigham and women's hospital this morning. she credit them for saving their husbands life after he was injured in a motorcycle accident. hopefully somebody there knows how to give massages. he will be a little sore. >> [ laughter ] >> still to come, a look back at the biggest stories making headlines. >> the week that was is straight ahead. stay with us. you are watching wbz this

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm kate merrill. >> i'm chris mckinnon. 6 boston. their condition and the emotional interview with their police captain. what we are learning about the suspect killed in a shootout. shedding new light on a deadly home invasion in orange any information we are expecting to learn as a young man and woman face murder charges. michelle obama going after donald trump in new hampshire, the latest from the campaign trail. the forecast and a very chilly start to friday. >> barry burbank is in for a danielle niles. it is getting colder tonight. >> we have frost advisory and freeze warning out there good morning. hi everybody on this happy