live from the channel 4 studios this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it's monday, october 17th, and right now at 6:00 a major military operation underway in iraq overnight. the new mission and who's taking parted in that joint effort. a grandmother's plea for answers after her 2-year odd granddaughter was shot while sitting in her car seat why police are blaming the little girl's father. >> plus boston taking a new look today at pushing back the start of school. first we want to get a check of the week's forecast. looking pretty nice. danielle, summer is returning. >> just for a couple of days but it is going to be with us with temperatures topping out in the

afternoons right now in the 50s and 60, a much milder start than the past few mornings. 63 in boston warmer than our average high temperature this time of year. clouds are starting thin out as well. temperatures will ton rise. 60 this morning for rush hour. sunrise 7 a.m., sun and clouds light sea breeze today 71 during the lunch hour. the clouds will increase again as home. there may be an isolated sprinkle. i'll let you know when the 80s are going to move in. that accident on route 3 in weymouth has just cleared there's still though a lot of other issues south of the city. slow and go on route 3 in

we'll start with a developing story this morning, police are investigating a reported shooting. a man was shot just after 9 last night. he was taken by med flight to a boston hospital. a level 3 sex offender who caused a stir by moving into a weymouth neighborhood is due in court today. >> and police in rhode island now saying he violated his terms of probation there. we're live in south boston with more. >> reporter: and police say gardner violated his by going to a library, a place that is off limits for registered sex offenders. recently released level 3 sex offender gardner is back in police custody. the 49-year old is convicted of raping and kidnaping several boys in massachusetts and rhode island in the 1980s. he was originally sentenced to 190 years in prison with but appealed and was given a lighter sentence. gardner was released earlier this month after just about 30 years behind bars.

prior to him coming and that's a huge issue. >> reporter: he initially registered at his parents's home. neighbors were fearful and furious. >> yes, everybody is upset about it. i would be too. you've got 3 little boys over ta couple kids there, 2 little girls next to me. >> i'm picking up kids at bus stops. >> reporter: now, he's in trouble with the law again. police arrested him in boston. he was taken into custody on a fugitive from justice warrantou say he violated his probation there by showing up at this library. gardner is due in court later this morning and is facing possible extradition to rhode island. . fire causing nearly a million dollars in damage at a brownstone in the back bay. the flames started early sunday night. it houses a restaurant,

bedroom apartments. residents didn't have a lot of time to get out. >> they could see the flames, get out, get out. and i'm like wow. i didn't realize. below me. >> no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. a 2-year old girl shot while sitting in her car seat is recovering this morning. and police think her father was the intended target but they say he's not cooperating with the investigate. her grandmother telling the globe someone needs to s we're live in roxbury this morning around this has to be frustrating for police. >> reporter: very frustrating for police and the mayor. again, they say this father has to know something he's not cooperating with authorities but they believe he is the one who may hold the answers as to who is responsible for the shooting. this roxbury neighborhood is still shaken. >> just ranged out consecutive. >> reporter: after a shooting saturday afternoon. at the end

girl was hit as she sat in her car seat. >> clearly they were going after this young girl's father, and he clearly is not talking to the police about it. >> reporter: the father was standing outside of the vehicle when investigators say a bearded man riding a gray and black motor scooter fired shots piercing that little girl's hand and leg. >> the baby appears to be fine pip went down and visited with the baby down in the hospital. obviously she's crying but she's alert. >> reporter: but frustration continues to build as the ec man police say was the intended target remains quiet. >> i can't fathom that that he's not willing to help us with this investigation to find out who might have shot at him, who shot his daughter, 2-year old baby that was in the car seat. >> reporter: he's a known gang member police say but even residents in the area are calling for someone to come forward. >> how you can sit back and not

has been a trooper through all of this according to her grandmother who spoke with the boston globe. that grandmother is also having a plea of her own for someone to come forward with some information. boston police would like that as well. anyone who knows anything to come forward. . new overnight a major new offensive underway in iraq troops are working right now to push isis out of the country's forces are providing air and ground support while about 30,000 troops are involved in the fight to retake the city. the operation will be the most complex since u.s. forces left 5 years ago. isis is reportedly telling wounded fighters who leave and they're building tunnels to maneuver. former president bill clinton is heading to new hampshire. he'll be pushing his wife's economic plan and with 3 weeks until election day

weekend attack at a gop office in north carolina. . >> reporter: offering in evidence donald trump pinned saturday night's fire bomb attack of the headquarters in north carolina to hillary clinton and her supporters tweeting quote animals representing clinton and dems in north carolina just fire bombed the office because we are winning. >> burned here in the couch and the chair. >> reporter: clinton also took horrific and unacceptable. it came as trump spent the weekend casting doubt on the u.s. election system. >> you want me to tell you that i think the election is going to be fair? i would have to be a mroon to say that. >> mike pence was more cautious. >> we accept the results of the election. >> the candidates are set to meet in their third and final debate this wednesday in las

the final debate wednesday night at 9:00 right here on wbz. just about 6:08, the debate over pushing back school start times will take center stage at city hall today. counselors are citing research showing teens need more sleep and a lack of sleep leads to lower grades, depression and car crashes. supporters think pushing back the start time will let kids get more sleep. a meeting will be held to debatehe 3:00 this afternoon. and should massachusetts lift the cap on charter schools. tonight we're holding a debate on question 2. you can hear both sides of the issue tonight at 8:00 on my tv 38. a home coming to remember at gillette stadium, tom brady makes his foxboro debut following his suspension and fans were pumped to see number 12 back. >> beating to the bengals added to the perfect afternoon. >> reporter: well, good morning.

brady made his first regular season start at gillette stadium since last december and fans were out in full force to cheer on number 12 as the patriot it's improve their record to 5 and 1 on the year. a more than welcome side brady takes the field for the first time this season at gillette. 7-3 cincinnati in the second and the patriots strike. brady short pass to white patriots go up 10-7 at the half. second half brady brady finished with 3 touchdowns and 376 yards the 73rd time he's thrown for at least 300 yards in a game. they win 35-17 for brady's home coming. >> we us a get great crowds and they were into it today. so i was glad we could do a lot better in the second half. >> it's good to be 5 and 1. i think we're at a decent place. just got to keep stringing these games together. >> reporter: brady wins and

you. up next for the patriots the steelers and it appears that quarterback roethlisberger will not play. his knee was hurt yesterday against miami and multiple reports say he will have surgery today. back up quarterback is expected to start next week against the patriots, and we'll have you covered for that game right here, kick off is sunday 4:25, the 5th quarter post game show is over 38 right after the game. coming up on wbz ready or not new electronic tolling is and coming to the massachusetts pike next month. >> and health care coasts soaring across the state, what's being done today to get a closer look at the problem. >> and big names here right now to share their expertise. good morning. hope you had a great weekend. weather wise it is a mild start temperatures

look at this hour by hour, climbing into the 70s today with sun and clouds, 80, i'm not joking around here 80s on the way for tomorrow and wednesday. we'll let you know how long it's going to stick around. sunrise at 7 a.m. this morning. getting a little later. stay with us. you're watching wbz this mornin. ? ? on social security and medicare, these are the facts. kelly ayotte voted for deep cuts in medicare and social security. here are the votes. she voted against protecting social security from the threat of privatization. and said she's open to raising the retirement age

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the pregnant manatee rescued off cape cod is going back. was rescued just as the water temperature is starting drop. she is healthy and so is her baby and she's ready to go back home. >> that's where you want to go when your pregnant with child anyways to go hang out in florida. why would you want to stay around here although this week is pretty nice. >> maybe she wants to hang around until wednesday. we're talking 70s and 80s

full hunter's moon was full yesterday. great shot and just a couple clouds but you can see clear skies right over the moon right now and we're talking by the warmth the next few days. so sunshine is going to be out. obviously it's still dark out. sunrise 7 a.m. this morning. records will be possible over the next couple of days. i think we'll fall just shy in several communities but may hit showers likely thursday and friday. and we see a cooling trend for the upcoming weekend which will feel more normal for this time of year. so a little something for everybody in this 7-day forecast. 63 in boston right now, a warm start to the day. 48 in concord one of the cooler spots upper 50s in bedford. 63 in plymouth. had a couple sprinkles overnighs starting thin out and move south and east.

then the clouds will thicken back up up towards evening with a few more showers back to the west. most of the day will be dry. what's going on tonight is this warm front is going to lift through southern new england. it's a slow process though. so tomorrow morning is going to be a mainly cloudy start with the front over us and then the front lifts north and the sun breaks out. we push 80 plus tomorrow afternoon and it looks dry as well. wednesday a cold front so we still push 80 on wednesday and some of this rain as the front starts to stall out is going to come back into the mix thursday and potentially friday too. a lot of heat in the country. check it out 82 in d.c., 80 in chicago today, close to 90 in st. louis. 85 to 90 in a lot of spots in the central and eastern united states. so we get into a little piece of it

low 70s at the coast. mid-70 through the interior and overnight a chance of a shower or 2. we won't be that cold. upper 50s for some of the suburbs, 61 in downtown boston. then check it out 80 plus tomorrow. forecasting high. 83 in boston right now. if we can get there that will break the old record set in 1947. # 0s on turning cooler with grounds and showers on thursday. cool off for the weekend. looks like the brighter of 2 days will be sunday. expressway is just jammed from the braintree split right up to columbia road. traffic does break off as you make your way into the tunnel. 95 north

drivers can get more information this week about the new electronic tolling that's coming to the mass pike. the state is holding 2 more public meetings. they'll discuss the demolition, the time line, hours of construction and the nashua and traffic impact. the new system goes into effect october 28th those without an ez pass will be sent a bill in the mail. the meetings will be held tomorrow and in bn both of those meetings begin at 6:30. right now the mbta forgives more than $800,000 in fines against the company that runs the commuter rail. keolis says it's already paid more than 6 and a half million dollars because of late and cancelled trains in 2015. keolis says

cape cod canal have been deemed safe after this, a cruise ship clipping the bay railroad bridge last week. the cape cod times report the u.s. army corps of engineers inspected all 3 bridge to say make sure nothing was damaged. they say the incident could have been avoided if the cruise ship had just folded down a pole on the ship. the state is trying to figure out what's making health care so sitting down to discuss that issue. speakers will include the governor and the attorney general. total spending on health care rose by more than 4% last year. and the state is trying to curb the prescription abuse problem by making it easier for people to discard their unwanted or out of date prescription pills. this saturday franklin worcester and hampshire counties

a charity threatening to pull a fundraiser for donald trump clubs . and no laughing matter a clown scare across the country gets a strong reaction from a

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: 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

the best and the brightest young professionals are gathering in boston for forbes magazines under 30 summit. the event started yesterday and runs through tomorrow. it includes motivational speakers contests and networking opportunities. thousands are expected to attend. a breast cancer foundation

donald trump's club in florida. they say they're leaning towards finding a new location for their january 14th event. they say they have no position on trump but want to keep their event separate from quote controversies unrelated to our mission. damage to over 30 cars parked outside a donald trump rally in maine. police say cars appeared to have been deliberately spray painted while in a parking lot outside of the cross center. they say they'll review nearby video cameras as no arrests so far have been made. massachusetts voter registration deadline is fast approaching, residents have until wednesday to make sure they're signed up. eligible voters can register on line, by mail or in person at your local election office. you must be 18 years of age and a united states citizen. a major retailer has pulled

masks from their shelves. the move by the retail giant comes after a growing number of sights of individual clown costumes connected with making threats are or aggressive acts. reports of aggressive clown started to appear around the country in august. 1 teams competing at the new hampshire motor speedway but they weren't racing. they were competing for pumpkin launch. chunker captured first. organizers, by the way, also launched an old car and a motorcycle into the air strictly for crowd amusement. and the motorcycle actually flu quite far. >> i wouldn't want to be the guy to pick all that up. >> lots more in our next half hour including new prescription

here in massachusetts. >> also turning heads on 93. >> plus one speedy baby, the little guy born on the pike last

it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find,

a convicted sex offender heading to court today, the violation police say landed him back in handcuffs. >> outrage in roxbury, a toddler hit by bought, her injuries and the plea for answers. >> and a personal appeal from vice president j important issue he'll discuss in boston this week. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. . good monday morning. thanks for joining us. >> and we want to take a live look right now or a picture of the moon. i don't know if you notice this in the last day or 2, danielle, with but this is a beautiful site as we look live this morning. things are

hunter's moon. it was full yesterday beautiful shot in the sky with some thinning of the clouds. it's still dark out there because our sunrise is getting later. bus stop forecast kids do not need the heavier fall winter coat like the past couple mornings because we're in the 50s and 60s and on our way to 70s this afternoon. 63 in boston right now warmer than our average high temperature this time year. most of us are in the 50s. clouds moving south and east. mild start sunrise coming up 30 minutes from now. winds are light out of the west. sun and clouds pleasant mid-day 71 degrees and we top out in the mid-70s inland. there may be a stray sprinkle as the clouds increase for the ride home.

look at route 1, not fun. traffic is crawling. it is also crawling between city square tunnel and the leverett connector. south of the city lots of red on the maps. 95 north in norwell is jammed 24 north in brook ton up to 128 is crawling, the expressway is your biggest problem 35 minutes from braintree. caused a stir by moving into a weymouth neighborhood is due in court today. >> police in rhode island now saying he violated the terms of his probation there. we're live in south boston with the story. >> reporter: police say richard gardner violated his probation by going to a library, a police that is off limits for registered sex offenders. he was convicted of raping and kidnaping several boys in massachusetts and rhode island

sentenced to 190 years in prison, but he appealed and was given a lighter sentence. gardner was released earlier this month after just about 30 years behind bars. he initially registered at his parents home, neighbors were fearful and furious. >> the community wasn't notified properly. we weren't notified prior to him coming and that's a huge issue. >> i'm picking my neighbor's kids up at bus stop because no one wants to l home. >> reporter: gardner will appear in court later this morning and is facing possible extradition to rhode island. . a 2-year old girl is shot while sitting in her car seat. she is recovering this morning. her grandmother telling the globe somebody needs to speak up. police think her father was the intended target but say he's not cooperating with their investigation. we're live in roxbury this morning with the latest.

that 2-year old has been a trooper through all of this really getting through it older than wise beyond her years as it seems, but i can tell you that the grandmother is pleaing for someone to come forward who might know something. police say this happened saturday afternoon. they say again that little girl's father was the intended target. he was standing outside of that vehicle at the time of the shooting. investigators say a man with a d motor scooter fired the shot. the bullet hit the toddler in the hand and in the leg. she's doing just fine this morning according to the commissioner but he and the mayor are both frustrated the girl's father is not cooperating. . >> i just can't fathom that that he's not willing to give -- help us with this investigation to find out who might have shot at him, who shot his 2-year old

girl's grandmother, the mayor and the police commissioner all pleaing to public for someone to come forward they're hoping that little girl's father will start being cooperative and perhaps the gunman will come forward. . a stand off causing a scare in one neighborhood. police were called to a house for a report of shots fired early yesterday morning. when they got there they say a man was around and barricaded in his home with several other neighbors were told to stay inside of their homes during the stand off. police are still investigating. tragedy at the university of connecticut, a 19-year old student hit and killed by a vehicle from the campus fire department. she was sitting against the bay doors of the public safety complex when the fire department got a call and the emergency door opened. the student fell backwards and the vehicle ran over here. campus police are investigating.

boston are both recovering from several surgeries and are still list in critical but stable condition this morning. the officers were shot last week while responding to a domestic disturbance call. investigators say the suspect kirk figueroa ambushed them. he was killed by police. meanwhile the support from the city continues to pour in the prudential tower was lit up in blue last night in of the police department and the injured officers. whitey bulger says he won't help a man who may have put in jail for a crime he did not commit. a friend wrote to bulger asking him to tell police what he knew by the murder. bulger says he will not do it. whitechall is fighting for a new

and syria. second tear of state says crimes are happening daily. he says putting more economic pressure on russia and syria could halt the air strikes. . bill clinton is hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire today as hillary clinton is dealing with yet another round of hacked emails released by week key leaks. clinton praised nancy reagan for starting a national conversation about aids in the 1980s. donald trump and his running mate mike pence pushing different views of the media over the weekend. pence appeared on several news programs saying he and trump will accept the outcome of the election but trump took to twitter after those interviews and said quote the election is absolutely being rigged by dishonest and distorted media

both will face off in their final debate this week. you can watch it on wednesday night starting at 9 p.m. right here. vice president joe biden will be in boston this week talking about the white house's push to find a cure for cancer. it's called the cancer moon shoot initiative. he'll speak on wednesday. president obama announced this initiative in january. biden whose son died last year from cancer serves as chair. outrage growing in north is killed in a bow and arrow hunt. pedals became an internet sensation 2 years ago when it was caught on camera walking on 2 legs. some are making death threats against the hunter. it was the first legal bow and arrow hunt in decades. there are new rules in place to help curbs the states opioid abuse problem. health care

check the online monitoring program. the new rules took effect over the weekend. a turkey showed up a little early for thanksgiving, caused a lot of problems on 93 south in summerville yesterday. those driving by were able to snap a few pictures of the bird. this was on the elevated section. fortunately the bird stayed in the break down lane, fortunately for the bird he stayed in the break down leg. >> boston drivers are not going a mother goes into labor on the mass pike. police say the couple pulled over just past the tolls on the pike here and called 911. state troopers and boston ems responded and mom delivered her baby boy in the back of an ambulance. afterwards they were all taken to mass general hospital and police say mom and son are doing great. and state police say it was excellent work

we've got to get less traffic so these women can make it to the hospital what do you think? >> absolutely . just ahead we'll have a check of the day's top stories. >> and the shooting investigation underway. >> also ahead an attack on republican party headquarters in north carolina why donald trump is blaming hillary clinton. checking in with weather watchers temperatures are on the mild side as you step out right now. most of us running in the 50s and even 60s as well. checking in north of boston 60 degrees says he had in danvers, clear skies. on our way to 70s today. a little taste of summer comingg it lasts straight

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: 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.

a pair of chinese astronauts are space bound this morning. they will remain aboard for 30 days. they'll be conducting experiments in medicine and various space related technologies, following the attachment of 2 modules the new station is expected to be fully operational in 2022. all right time to get a check of our forecast. summer is back. >> things are going crazy so you brought your coats out last week because it was so chilly, and now we're going back to summer. >> flip flops, shorts, the next couple of days. mother nature a little confused, summer trying to hang on. temperatures today will be climbing into the 70s,

possible in a few communities. so warm temperatures even out the door this morning i mean, it's 63 in boston right now that's warmer than our average high temperature this time of of the year. 47 in concord. upper 50s in bedford 60 from plh to taunton, and 62 in chatam right now. the loud will be thinning out. we'll be in for sunshine for a time before some of these clouds fill back in and the' them. i think most of us will stay dry today but i can't rule out a stray isolated shower or sprinkle making it into southern new england. a warm front gradually pushing through the region later on today, overnight and tomorrow. watch what happens as the front lifts northward the sun breaks out. typically when we see warm front come through sometimes it can take a little bit of time so you start with clouds and we push 80

wednesday a cold front comes in doesn't really cool us down all that much. we will be up around 80 ahead of the front and showers likely to come back in as we head into thursday and cool us down somewhat. so highs today enjoy it low 70s, a little sea breeze just beautiful, low to mid-70s inland chance of an evening sprinkle not out of the question. 70 on the cape and mid to upper 70s inland. the record to b boston is 82 now set back in 1947 forecasting a high of 83. going to be a close call if we can do it 80 on wednesday. i think we'll fall shy of the record of 84 degrees. thursday we do turn cooler we'll be in the mid-60s. more normal temperatures for this time of the year for the upcoming weekend 60 with morning clouds on saturday parting for sun a brighter day upper 50s on sunday. looks busy behind you.

like a bunch of stars it's car lights. it's really a parking lot. it's stop and go between city square tunnel all the way up to the leverett connector. the expressway is also crawling. it's 40 minutes right now from the split to the pike. developing story where police are investigating a reported shooting. a man was shot just after 9 he was taken by med flight to a boston hospital. fire causing nearly a million dollars in damage at a brownstone in the back bay. >> the flames started early sunday night in a 4 story brownstone which house as restaurant, an art gallery and 6 one bedroom apartments. people didn't have a lot of time to get out. no one was hurt. the cause is under investigatiol 3 sex offender back in police custody

arrested richard gardner at a shelter in south boston on friday on a fugitive from justice warrant out of rhode island. police say he violated the terms of his probation by showing up at a library a little over a week ago. the convicted child rapist was released early from prison after serving almost 30 years of a 190-year sentence. a major new offensive is underway in iraq as troops work to push isis out of the country's second largest city. forces are providi ground support while about 30,000 troops fight to retake the city. the operation will be the most complex since u.s. forces left 5 years ago. isis is reportedly telling wounded fighters to leave while they build tunnels to maneuver. donald trump is blaming an attack at gop headquarters in north carolina on hillary clinton. someone through a bottle through the window. donald trump tweeted quote

dems in north carolina just fire bombed the office because we are winning. clinton is calling the incident quote horrific an unacceptable. no arrests have been made. the debate over pushing back school start times will take center stage at city hall today. counselors are citing research showing teen-agers need more sleep and a lack of sleep leads to lower grade, depression and car crashes. supporters think pushing back the start time sleep. a meeting will be held at 3:00 this afternoon. and should massachusetts lift that cap on charter schools. tonight we're holding a debate on question 2. you can hear both sides of the issue tonight at 8 on my tv 38. still ahead the highlights from last night's match up between the cubs and dodgers. >> plus a big loss for the red sox.

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a home run is all it took to decide game 2 of the nlcs, dodgers f # 2 homer and coupled with several shut out innings the dodgers beat the cubs 1-0, the series tied at 1 game a piece. game 3 is tomorrow night. red sox general marriage hazen has been hired as the new executive vice president and gm for the diamond backs. dave dombrowski released a statement calling the

called mike one of the most respected baseball executives in the game. gillette stadium turned all pink yesterday. fans held up cards in honor of breast cancer awareness month. . and the foxboro faithful came out big time yesterday for number 12. patriots hosted the bengals and got off to a slow start, but brady and c half as gronkowski set a new career high in receiving yards. and the pats won this one 35-17. . >> we always get great crowds they were into it today. i was glad we could do a lot better in the second half. >> it's good to be 5 and 1. so just got to keep stringing these games together. >> and how cute is this? tom brady's family certainly enjoyed

stadium in pink. this picture was posted on instagram of their daughter looking out from their box at gillette saying go daddy. so cute. >> must have missed the text to be invited. >> you absolutely missed the invite. time for a closer look at what's coming up this morning at 7 on cbs this morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning we're on the front lines in iraq with the operation underway right of a fire bombing of a gop headquarters. all of that and more. the news is back in the morning, see you at 7. >> thank you very much. coming up next the stress challenge between moms and dads,

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child care, married dads often see playtime and recreation which can be more relaxing and more rewarded. >> yeah, so i oversee everything, everything. my husband does his thing and like it's like it majorly happens but i'm not bitter about it. >> and then you have to deal with me and handle everything. >> it's okay. it's okay. i don't mind. sg back for the >> sound good. there goes the camera. have a good morning

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, october 17th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? overnight, american war planes and special operation commandos haveau isis. we are aon the front lines. the republican office in north carolina is being called terrorism by local leaders. federal authorities are joining the hunt to find out who is responsible. >> donald trump doubles down on claims he is fighting a hacked election and hillary clinton's campaign struggles with questions about her character. we begin this morning with a