captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com breaking news right now at noon, a person hit and killed walking in waltham. police say two men were walking when a car plowed into them. >> both were rushed to the hospital, but we've has died. nicole? >> reporter: the street is a busy one, and workers in this area describe it as dangerous. that all played out here earlier this morning in that crosswalk. it was just before dawn in a waltham industrial park. a call of an emergency. >> 404 winan street. there's a traffic accident. pedestrian struck. >> reporter: two men hit by

sneakers and hats strewn about tell the story of the tragedy here. >> we located one on the ground at the scene who was pronounced deceased. the other had minor injuries. he was transported to an area hospital. >> a 65-year-old man from watertown, one we're told worked in the park management for the past three decades. james knew both men and knows the area well. >> i try crossing every day when i go home. i take the about us. every afternoon, trying to cross the street in the afternoon, it's a mess. >> reporter: it clings to a bus top. police so far had determined both men had just gotten off the bus when this 65-year-old driver hit them. >> we definitely know they were this the crosswalk. we have to do an investigation to determine the lighting. >> reporter: alcohol is not said to be a factor, but all others remain under investigation as the tragedy

right of way doesn't mean people will stop. vehicles, unfortunately, will do a lot more damage to you than you do to them. >> reporter: no charges have been filed at this time. it's unclear if speed was a factor, but we do know that a reconstruction team has been called in to determine whether speed is a factor. again, no alcohol in this case. one man dead another injured. nicole jacobs, wbz news. more noon. falmouth police are investigating a body found in the water discovered next to the island queen dock. also breaking, this time in new hampshire, where a standoff is now over. we're told a 45-year-old woman was barricaded inside of a home with her 12-year-old daughter and at some point shots were

police say the woman eventually came out and did have a handgun. we'll continue to monitor this story and bring you updates as soon as we get them. as for a developing story, police are searching for the person who stole a car with a baby inside. officials tell us the woman parked her car at a roxbury gas station and went in to pay for the gas. she left her 9-month-old in the car. the car was recovered about a block away, and the baby was not hurt. police want to you surveillance pictures. this could be key in finding a man who shot a 2-year-old in roxbury. the man was riding a scooter bike near winslow street. investigators say he was aiming for the little girl's father. the father is a known gang member who is not cooperating with police, something mayor walsh says needs to change. >> at some point, fear is always a factor, i guess, in worrying about retribution. in this case, it is his daughter. he needs to try to be -- not try, be more cooperative with

us. >> the bullet went through the toddler's hand and leg. she is now recovering. a long time new hampshire teacher is retiring amid allegations that he sent nude pictures of himself to a student. robert wylie was an english and fill lossty teacher in marry ma'am high school. police say he sent nude pictures and videos of himself to a female student and requested pictures and video from her. her parents then discovered the over the columbus day weekend and reported that there had been inappropriate e-mailing going on. >> reporter: wylie is facing charges of sending pornographic images to a child. he is due in court in december. campaign 2016, new fallout from the donald trump tapes. nbc's billy bush has been fired for his role in the conversation as trump's wife melania calls out bush for

this comes as wikileaks dumps another wad of e-mails from the hillary clinton campaign even as trump raises eyebrows with his complaints of fraud. >> reporter: the latest cbs news poll shows hillary clinton with a nine-point lead over donald trump and a four-way race. that's up from just four points two weeks ago. the blow was taken before the latest release of fbi documents related to clinton's e-mail scandal. with an fbi employee who says he felt threatened to change the clinton e-mails as part of a quid pro quo. in exchange, the employee said state would reciprocate by allowing the fbi to place more agents in country where's they are presently forbidden. the state department says nothing happened. >> any real assertion that this

pro quo exchange in that manner is frankly insulting. >> this is worse than watergate. >> reporter: trump disagreed. >> this is felony corruption by any standard. undersecretary kennedy needs to resign. >> reporter: trump is falling behind and his numbers are down since several women came forward saying he sexually assaulted them. melania trump says her husband is a the election. >> it was nbc. it was the media. >> reporter: trump and clinton face off in their final debate tomorrow night in las vegas. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> trump! trump! trump! >> right there, dozens of protesters gathering in front of the massachusetts state republican headquarters this morning to protest the nominee.

trump's sexually charged remarks about women. hillary clinton and donald trump faced off for the third and final time in las vegas. you can watch right here on wbz starting at 9:00. breaking news right now, former sox pitcher kurt schilling says he will run against elizabeth warren in 2018. schilling maded announcement today on wpro radio. he's on the campaign train stumping for donald trump. weco story throughout the day right here. turning to the weather now. low clouds and even a bit of fog outside, but the sun will come out. >> wbz meteorologist danielle niles is here with a first look at our forecast. we're looking forward to that sun. >> a little bit patient. it will be a few more hours before we can get the sun to break out. where is the warm front? you can see the shading on the map here. we're in the 50s in worcester.

79 in hartford, connecticut. we're also jumping into the 70s in the cape and islands where the sun is out right now. so that warm front is making slow progress here. we're at 55 to 70 with the low clouds and the fog. once that burns off and the warm front comes through, we will see improvement. i anticipate that to happen, but it may take a good chunk of the afternoon. the clouds lift for most of us, and we jump into the 70s. we shall fall shy of i also want to let you know the coastal flood advisory is in effect until 3:00 p.m. all the way from essex county back down to plymouth county. the immediate coasting of areas yesterday with the astronomical showers to see the pockets of minor splashover here with the most eventualer in annal rides and streets. highs tomorrow, 75 to 80. even a little warmer in boston

few. the ceiling at this bertucci's restaurant comes crashing down on people inside. firefighters say a heavy 12 foot decorative section fell on two men and a server at the vaunt in nashua -- restaurant in nashua and all three were taken to the hospital with injuries aboutp accusations of being overzealous in a response to a 911 call. they raided a home people who live at 22 francis street showed us the damage inside of the home. they say police left holes in the doors, broke windows and tore through the ceiling. it all started when residents say a neighbor made a bogus 911 call. they feel they were targeted because they are muslim. >> there are shots being fired in my building at 22 francis ave. i still have a kid in there.

>> police say it is a rooming house and they used special operations forces because people inside did not come out. demanding safer streets for cyclists, hundreds came out at a rally in cambridge last night. in the past four months, two cyclists have been hit and killed. more enforcement of existing laws are coming. new this morning, michael bloom is bloomberg is making a gift to the museum of science. he took classes there as a child and now he is giving $p 50 million to the museum. it is the largest donation ever. the proposed expansion of boston children's hospital is getting a big boost. governor charlie baker tells "the globe" he supports the $1 billion project. critics said the expansion would spike health care costs.

sure the costs are not passed on to patients and insurers. it will eliminate the garden. they are expected to vote on a proposal thursday. this afternoon, a manatee arrested off the coast of cape cod is on her journey home. >> the pregnant manatee was prepped for her flight to seaworld in florida. she'll spend a few weeks there recovering and then will be released back into the wild. coming up, from the to the esplanade. michael phelps getting in a run with very excited friends. >> rising water. why the ocean is overtaking parts of boston today. >> and what's for dinner? we get a sneak peek at the menu for the final obama administration. stay tuned. u. the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year -

pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

breaking news, former red sox pit etcher curt schilling will run against elizabeth warren in 2018. he made that announcement on w.p.r.o. radio. he is on the campaign trail today stumping for donald trump. in three weeks, massachusetts voters will make a decision about the future of charter schools in the state.

on question 2, which would allow up to 12 new charter schools each year. critics say it takes funding away from public schools. >> we had the state commission that says we underfund public schools by more than a billion dollars. >> we really need to talk about here that there are 30,000 children in this commonwealth who don't have high-quality options. >> to head over to our web site, cbsboston.com. today michael phelps put on his running shoes. >> the gold olympian asked people to meet him on the esplanade for a run and thousands showed up at 7:30 this morning for a two-mile run along the charles. a crazy experience, according to phelps.

i never, really, like, ran in a race with that many people so it's hard to not get run over or run over people or get tripped. selfies were going crazy. >> phelps is at the under 30 summit where he is speaking to young entrepreneurs and professionals. the problem was everybody wants a selfie with him, so you are running and trying to take a photo. >> here's the deal. he was talking about trying run people over. it sounded like he was making up excuses why he didn't win. >> yeah, exactly. he was jogging at a nice slow clip so people could take photos. it was a mild start this morning. we had rainfall in towns that topped out over a half inch. craig in north weymouth reports 6.1 inches of rain. over a quarter of an inch and kevin in winchendon is at .3 of

early this morning. now where is the warm air? we've been stuck, 50s and 60s for most of us right now. 72 and just shy of 80 in hartford, connecticut. 76 in springfield. so it's coming. making slow northward progress here. it's going to take most of the day today and many of us will fall show of what we were originally thinking in terms of 80s. there were plenty map. much cooler air across the northern plains and back across the northwest now. we'll get into the cooler air especially for the upcoming weekend. once that wind shifts around, you burn it off and the sun comes out. we push 70-plus this afternoon.

warm front lifts north. there is a cold front coming through. tomorrow it will be a warm one with clearing and less humid air coming in late in the day. once that front comes through, dew points jump into the 60s. thursday morning, scattered showers arrive la on thursday. it looks like friday he gets moisture. the area of low pressure could become to the owe over the next several days. we may get tropical moisture that passes to our east on friday.

65. southwest breeze at 10 to 20 miles per hour. so it's not a chilly start by fall standards. 70s by recess. upper 70s for the ride home. good looking school cast for the kiddos. more normal for the beginning of july. clouds in the morning and increasing sunshine. accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler o clouds and showers and onshore flow move in. the weekend does look mostly dry but windy and cooler with highs only in the 50s. right now, the tides are rising to the highest point of the year reaching peak levels in the next hour. ports of boston's waterfront is flooded by the high tide. this is what the average high tide would have looked like in the 1950s.

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to get up to a combination of a dollar without going over. yesterday, all three matched the one dollar. it's only happened one time since the show began. they each got a $1,000 bonus. the spin-off determined who would go to the show case showdown. >> they all lost their minds. they lost their minds. goo the very different look at the planet mars. sounds interesting, danielle. >> it sure does. meantime, weather watchers are waiting for the sun to come out. temperatures 56 as kim in milford, new hampshire says i sure do hope we break into some sunshine this afternoon. you and me both, kim. it will take some time. we get a warm day tomorrow and then a big time cooldown. we'll have more when we come

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without taking narcotics. that's today on the wbz news at 5:00. the red planet is now shining in gold. >> nasa releasing brand new images of mars. nasa says this is the first look at the planet's night glow. the golden hue is caused by chemical reactions during the day. at night, the extra energy comes outs all travaillet light. -- ultraviolet t. them. >> can you explain that again? >> yep. [ laughter ] >> is. >> so the warm air is on its way. it will take some time. we're not going to hit those records today. tomorrow will be around 80, still warm and showers around thursday. the weekend will be in the 50s. >> sounds good. >> as we leave, we'll take a look at the live shot of the great pumpkin down there.

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>> nick: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. hey, hey, hey. what's wrong? >> mariah: do you see something? >> sharon: someone's out there. i saw them. >> mariah: are -- are you sure? uh, what if it was just a tree or the wind? >> sharon: it -- it wasn't that. >> mariah: well, how could somebody be out there in this weather? it's all over the news. there's a storm rolling in. >> nick: sharon, what did you see? like a man, woman, a face, what? >> sharon:an i know that. >> nick: all right, you stay here. i'm gonna go check it out. >> sharon: wait, no. nick, you can't go out there by yourself. >> nick: just stay here and make sure faith stays upstairs. i don't want her afraid in her own house. >> mariah: we will, we will. are you sure? >> nick: fine. whoa! >> sharon: [ screams ] >> nick: okay. >> paul: what's going on? >> nick: uh... [ laughs ] sharon, uh, just thought she saw someone outside, but i guess it was you. >> sharon: i thought -- i don't know for sure. >> paul: i hate to break it to you, but that's not possible. i came straight up the driveway,