live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. >> police just entered the apartment of the man who shot two officers in east boston. they're going through evidence right now. this as we learn both of those additional surgery. we have team coverage of this breaking news this nu noontime. and we start live at mass general. what's the latest on the officer's conditions. >> reporter: they're still in critical but stable condition. but one is awaiting surgery. the other is currently in surgery. based on the information we've been given so far this would be

officers. officer richard cintolo is a 27-year veteran of the force and matthew boris is a 12-year veteran of the force. they were met with gunfire after responding to a domestic dispute in east boston. commissioner evans has spoken candidly about fellow officers efforts to save he specifically named another officer crediting him with saving his life. i want to get to a statement from commissioner evans released a short time ago. he wanted to thank all of the hospital staff who have helped so much in saving these officers lives. he says i want to thank everyone to their continued prayers. i hope st. michael continues to

we're learning this noon is one officer is currently in surgery. the other officer is awaiting surgery this after that deadly shootout a couple of nights ago in east boston. but we're told both officers are in critical but stable condition. that's the very latest here in boston. >> and investigators are inside that east boston apartment right now where that shooting took place looking into the suspect's past. >> reporter: and chris there is a very active investigation underway here on gladstone street. there is a crime response vehicle. and police officers are searching this house hoping to learn more about the man who shot two officers with an unlicensed assault rifle. investigators put on booties and gloves before continuing their search of kirk figueroa's home friday morning.

33-year-old shot two officers responding to a domestic dispute on wednesday. >> i don't know what was going through his mind. all i can tell you is he was a dangerous individual. and our officers went in there unsuspecting of what took place. >> his facebook page includes videos about police shootings and other incidents involving african american suspects. but they don't believe he was planning an ambush on officers. >> i don't think it was clearly a disturbance. his roommate met the officers out and clearly said that he was being attacked. >> on the website for a security company he founded he called himself a bountyy hunter and claims he served eight years as an army police soldier. he did enlist in the u.s. army reserve in 2003 but he never attended basic training.

own car on fire to collect insurance money. last year his ex-wife asked for a restraining order writing he gave me black eyes, choked me, pulled out my hair, verbally humiliated me and abused me on several different occasions. he was sworn in as a constable for the city of boston in july. >> i know locally he had no criminal record. i think there were several felonies not in this impersonating a police officer. there was also one charge for arson. but nothing here. nothing that would prohibit us from issuing him a constable license here. >> police sources tell us one theory they're looking into is whether these roommates were fighting over the thermostat. reporting live from east boston, wbz news. >> police commissioner william evans says the quick thinking by

two officers lives. they kept the officer alive after he was shot in the main artery in his leg. retired transit officer says that's an important change. >> from what i hear up to this point that it looks like some of the things, the changes, the training and the tools that went into the marathon after my shooting helped to save some of >> some of them had just received training last week. boston mayor now urging the community the give blood. they say the officers needed transfusions and you can give blood. the two suspects accused in a deadly home invasion in roaring being arraigned right

right now. they're facing murder charges among others. they were captured saturday at a walmart in virginia. they broke into the orange home last week, killed a 95-year-old and injured his wife. the driver accused of killing five teenagers in a wrong way crash in vermont will be arraigned from his hospital bed today. he's facing five counts of second-degree murder. he drove wrong way on interstate 89 hitting car then stole a police cruiser before crashing into several other vehicles. the man has been captured wanted for a sexual assault in roxbury. they released pictures and video of that suspect. he's accused of push ago woman to the ground and trying to sexually assault her before taking off in mission hill. and vice presidential candidate mike pence says donald

prove he did not sexually assault women. this amid two new polls showing donald trump losing to clinton in new hampshire. a wbur poll shows clinton with a four point lead in the state. here's more on the roller coaster week for the campaigns. >> hello, how are you? hi. >> it's been a week since sexually charged comments on a 2005 access hollywood tape put defensive. today after several women accused trump of sexual advances mike pence said the campaign will produce evidence to discredit them. >> stay tuned. there's more information coming out that will back this claim that this is all categorically false. >> the while they react to

of women. clinton is dealing with the steady leak of emails. >> the campaign manager outlined a bid to influence the gop primary. writing move it out of mid march where they are an outline to a republican. they will need the help of democrats in both chambers of the state legislature but that the clintons won't forget what their friends have done with them. clinton didn't address the email but said she's not taking her lead in the polls for granted. >> who knows. who knows what can happen. >> clinton has a fundraiser today in seattle. >> the candidates face off in the final presidential debate next wednesday. live coverage starts right here at 9:00. gabby giffords is joining

gun violence. her stop in boston is part of a 14 state tour to support her gun violence prevention. the sun is out and we're shaping up for a pretty nice weekend. pretty typical for fall. here's a first look at our accu weather forecast. >> good afternoon everybody. it feels like fall today for sure. unlike yesterday when it was up around 72. we're going up a little higher as the afternoon progresses. but not the skies essentially clear here. the highs should be around 58 this afternoon, maybe 59 in a couple of spots. the only place there's some clouds is the wind coming out of the north producing some banks of low clouds down over parts of the capes. but the big story will be the blast of cold tonight. the wind will become calm, and frost advisory is up by the national weather service. a freeze warning going on.

frost for all the plants down to 32 or a little bit under. we'll take a look at those temperatures and the rest of the weekend in a few minutes. >> thank you, very much. a judge will now decide if former house speaker will get out of jail early. they filed a compassionate release recommendation yesterday calling for his release immediately. he served almost five years of his sentence and was with tongue and prostate cancer. brady and company were back on the practice field until foxburro yesterday. bennet cut three touchdowns. we'll see what they do on sunday. wbz is proud to be your patriots station. you can only see brady's return

1:00 and stick around for the fifth quarter post game show. coming up women who grew up doors away from each other sharing a special connection. >> and celebrating the oyster without oysters. a popular festival on the cape will be without shellfish this weekend. >> and the parking problems for honda and what it means for

21 nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by boko harem have been released. more than 50 of those girls escaped. but many are still missing. an unexpected connection for women on the cape. two women who escaped nazi

about their connection until now. they went to the same high school and university. they knew each other in passing but nearly 70 years later the women connected through ancestry.com. >> our grandfathers were brothers. >> besides that she's a person i knew as a kid and turned out to be my cousin. i'm so in awe and admiring of you and who you are today. >> the women had an extended they hope their families will stay close. an incredible look at the power of hurricane nicole as it battled bermuda. one man braved the storm's triple digit winds to go outside. the whipping wind taking him out there he got drenched but managed to stay out there. there does not seem to be extensive damage so that's good. another view of nicole snapped

station, this was shown as the storm moved over bermuda and out to sea. kind of a wild storm there. >> massive and it has weakened quite a bit as it moves away from bermuda. it's moving away. so are you ready for a good weekend? >> i'm pumped for a good weekend. fall, fall, fall, i love it. >> and we have the fall foliage extravaganza, take a look at this. one of my favor omni hotel washington area. it's absolutely fantastic. and down here in mass far exceeded expectations by most people. we won't have very many pretty colors this year, it's the reverse. the colors are fantastic. it's getting nicer, the peak colors getting close to boston. but actually a little bit past peak. falling leaves going on up there. and we'll see some falling

this morning bringing down some of those pine needles. that's for sure. they were all over the roads when i came to work. these were the forecasted highs for the afternoon, 58, 59. this is across the middle part of the nation. we could this as soon as sunday. 61 or 62. and wait until you see the forecast. not until later in the weekend, it will be chilly tonight this high comes r racing away. this comes right on top of us. perfect conditions for cooling. tonight is the last sunset at 6:03. the last weekend we'll have sunsets after 6:00. on monday is our first sunset before 6:00. just hate to see this but november 6th not too far away from that when we go back to standard time and turn the clocks back an hour.

25 to 30 in the usual cold spots in the valley. about 31 logan airport. there won't be a frost but just inland from the coast a bit there will be frost and freezing conditions. going to be killing a lot of these plants if you don't protect them tonight for sure. lower 60s tomorrow. upper 50s at the coast. a little bit of a sea breeze keeping it cooler. but very cold to start off. on sunday in the upper 60s to lower on the south coast it's mostly lower to a p few middle 60s down there. but the wind gets gusty in the afternoon. so during the game it'll be around 72 degrees, a gusty breeze is going to be just very nice indeed as we look to the weekend and that high moves off to the east. this front approaches and may give us a couple of showers late sunday but not until we get into darkness of sunday night. maybe a brief shower monday morning. then i think we have a shot at

wednesday. near record highs how about that. >> how about that a little shot at summer. this year's shellfish festival won't feature raw shellfish. up to 75 people got sick in two days. it was connected to eating raw shellfish at restaurants on the outer cape. anything harvested since september 26th is being recalled. samsung now says recall of its galaxy note seven and its replacements will cost more than $5 billion for the company. the phones have been overheating and catching on fire. the company offered a one hundred dollar incentive for customers to -- [ no audio ]

the brake from engaging and roll away. owners have to bring their cars to the dealership for an update. t it effects civic coups and sudans. coming up on the wbz news at noon we sit down with two cbs daytime stars in town looking for a new costar. we'll tell you about it when we the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two

every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

today stars from the young and the restless are coming to a cbs scene to a casting call. but before they find their next big costar we got a chance to catch up with them. good assignment. >> it they stopped by wbz today. this is a nationwide casting call for a chance to star in an episode on one of the soaps. so i asked them what tips they had for bostons trying out. >> i would say know your lines. because you get one take. we're a special group of people, like you know that. we're really passionate. i mean what are you expecting?

stereotypical boston accent and i'm waiting for that. >> that would be cool if someone tried out with that accident. >> oh my god, yeah it would be wicked cool. >> there's no one on either of our shows that has a new england accent. i think that would be cool to incooperate that. >> so you -- incorporate that. >> so you still have time. the casting call is running from 1:00 to 4:00. all the contest details are on yo boston.com. so don't be afraid to use your boston accent to try out. >> wicked cool. funny thing about melissa is she's a big pats fan. coming up next the sweet deal to end your work week. and we're not just talking about finally hitting friday.

menu. >> should i try out? >> no. >> i'll think about that. >> please don't think about it though. >> a lot of weather watchers checking in saying the sky is beautiful out there. deep blue, except over parts of the cape, plymouth getting a few clouds. it is a beautiful sunshine day and he says it's a gorgeous deep blue autumn sky. will that last all weekend one

imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you.

question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

there's something really cool to celebrate on this friday. it's national dessert day. so if you have just a little room left eave after tonight reach for that cookie cake and pie. >> the one day i'm allowed to have dessert is on national dessert day. >> can't argue against that. good day we're looking at. >> a little on the chilly side. a little nippy out there. lots of sunshine. tomorrow will be a nice day, lots of frost and sunshine.

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>> cane: so, everything's ready for tonight? no glitches, no surprises. everything will go off without a hitch, right? [ chuckles ] well, tonight is gonna be as big as it gets. all right, i'll see you then. bye. >> billy: are you serious about this? >> cane: serious about what? >> billy: these ad buys that you green-lit. people accuse me of being a >> cane: well, the difference is, billy, is that you like to bet for the rush of it where i like to bet on sure things. >> billy: ah. >> cane: and tonight's debut of the perfume and the campaign is going to be -- >> billy: a sure thing. >> cane: right, so we need to be ready when our sales go through the roof. >> jill: well, see, the trouble is, we don't have a roof. we literally don't have a roof, okay? and this is a problem because have you seen the weather report? 90% chance of rain tonight. so our big roll-out tonight up