present at recess on tuesday. the man is in his 20s thin build, wearing gym clothes. he was said to be driving a black or silver honda or a volkswagen wagon. police are looking into whether any surveillance cameras in the area might have captured anything. julie loncich, wbz news. a red sox to take on elizabeth warren. curt schilling intends to run for a massachusetts senate seat. >> his heart is in it but he has to clear one more hurdle before he commits. >> reporter: not surprisingly he has to talk it over with his wife.

he thinks the political process needs to change and he thinks he can win. >> you guys are not volunteering for a campaign. >> curt schilling stumping for donald trump on tuesday. and it was his own political aspirations that were front and center. >> why do you want to run so badly? >> make a difference. i'm tired of watching people talk about it and not doing anything about it. i think difference. >> reporter: he confirmed tuesday morning that he hopes to launch a 2018 gnat bid running -- senate bid running against elizabeth warren. he still needs permission from his wife. >> it really is a family decision. i think i can do it. i think i can beat her.

state. >> reporter: he says don't expect an apology for the collapse of his video game company. >> as a conservative, i don't believe the government belongs in the private sector. but the state of rhode island came to me. i was $30 million in of my own money. and they offered a route and a path to success. the most tragic part of that was the families that suffered in >> reporter: a judge recently approved a settlement over the loan deal. as for the possible 2018 bid, senator warren's camp declined to comment. a deadly crash in waltham, one man killed and another seriously injured. both hit crossing the street on the way to word. christina hager joins us with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: they were in this

victims' coworkers say it's a dangerous spot. there's a big yellow sign here and some say it should be bigger and flashing lights would help. sneakers and a hat near the crosswalk. >> conscious and alert. >> a 65-year-old man from watertown killed and a 70 ya early from boston taken to the hospital. the two hit by an suv as they headed to work. a cowo have been him. >> i cry -- here and back every morning and afternoon. and trying to cross the street in the afternoon. >> the 60-year-old driver from waltham who stopped and stayed at the scene was not impaired. >> we know they were in the crosswalk. we still got to do an investigation to determine the lighting. >> the men did maintenance and kitchen work at a home away

employees. >> it's tragic, very sad. >> some said the mood was somber and grief counselors were on hand to help. >> i wouldn't have thought it would be anywhere from where we were. i didn't know exactly what time of day it took place. >> .u.s. because you have the right-of-way doesn't mean they'll stop. vehicles do more damage to you than you do to them. >> the driver is not facing any police are still investigating. officials with the district attorney's office said they'll be releasing the names once they have notified the families. a new hampshire woman is in custody after a standoff with police. >> she barricaded herself and her daughter inside the home. and at one point police heard gunshots. chantee lans joins us now.

local police remain on scene here. neighbors tell us that the husband of that woman grew up on this street and this family never caused anyone any trouble. >> the initial call was a distraught female. >> s.w.a.t. teams arrive on scene and gunshots ring out from a home in candia. >> police say a mother year-old daughter inside. police identified the mother. two shots were fired, no one was hit. and the suspect let her daughter go after an hour. >> she was able to run from the residence. >> police continued to talk to the mother. and in the third hour of the negotiations, she surrendered. >> they were able to talk to

the premises. >> she faces several charges. she was taken to the hospital for a mental evaluation, and her motive is still unclear. >> this investigation is being -- by the police department. >> and she's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. >> tonight a top already downtown crossing restaurant is shut down because at least one customer reported getting after eating at the sweet greens restaurant. sweet green voluntarily closed after they found violations. it was lights out at the burlington mall. an underground equipment failure shut off power to the building. a second ago it was cool for most of the day. and got more bizarre when the

video of the clouds rolling in, going between the skyscrapers there. the big story line for day was supposed to be the record heat. barry burbank, we didn't come anywhere near it. >> we may have a nice warm day. we should all share in that. some folks had a warm day today. and it was all because of the warm front. last night the -- wondering if it would ma northeastern massachusetts. and not only did it not make it there. it didn't make it to areas west of boston. i thought it would warm up there. and it cleared out beautifully. and we have the fog which continues to roll in across the coast. and so many places have dense fog. we're going to have a front come down and it's going to be mild tonight. and foggy in places. the front comes through tomorrow morning.

up much higher, up to about 80 degrees when the sun comes out in the afternoon. >> the rest of the forecast is coming up. still to come at 6:00. boston streets flooded out. >> rising water caused more than a few problems. we'll explain the phenomenon. and the olympic athlete lacing up for a dash through boston with a few of his friends. and the new look for the iconic boston and a whole new role for

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a political office targeted and the building fire bombed by people trying to hurt republicans. now democrats are trying to lend help across the aisle. and as our paul burton shows us, one brookline man the leading the charge. >> thankfully, nobody was hurt

depreciation and amortization. >> brookline resident david wineburger decided to do something about it. >> it was appalling. this is exactly what we do not want to happen to anyone and to our electoral system. he's a democrat and proud of it. >> we deeply, deeply disagree on political issues, but we don't want their offices blown up. >> reporter: recently he rounded up friends and decided to establish a fund to help the office reopen. his goal was $10,000, and they raised $13,000. first an appeal to democrats help the republicans campaign. >> reporter: the chairman of the massachusetts republican party. >> i think it's great. the generosity of spirit for this man is heartwarming in

>> lost in the name calling, insults, and violence. >> the process by which democracy proceeds -- >> he brought in a lawyer to figure out a way to wire the money to the north carolina office. in boston, i'm paul burton, wbz news. we got a little rain. this was highest tied of the tide. 2feet higher than average because of the proximity of the earth to the moon and the sun. not just a factor in boston but they are seeing this up and down the coast. this creeps me out. >> it's one of those things. people talk about the water coming up.

movie. king tide! it's going to be happening next month again. it's called [ indiscernible ] and the moon makes the closest approach to earth closer than january 26, 1948. that's almost 69 years ago. and because they are all lined up, the earth, moon, and sun, the gravitational effects are enhanced. and that enhanced the tide of the flooding. fortunately, we had no storms with this phenomenon so we didn't didn't have to deal with massive flooding. we have another high tide that's over 12 feet. but it won't be quite as bad but still unusual to have high tides over 12 feet in boston. and we'll have it november 14th through the 17th. look at the temperatures for

i'm sorry we didn't get the warmth in boston. i thought we had a shot. 83 in philadelphia, 83 in springfield. 81 down in attleborough. and tomorrow many areas will get to 78 to 80. the air mass will change and all the humidity will be pushed out to sea. the high today in boston, only 64. if we made the record, we missed by a long shot. look how much warmer it was to the south. fog and drizzle and poor visibility in many areas northeast of massachusetts and northern new england. and it's clear to the south. and temperatures rose into the lower 80s in some locations. areas of fog continuing and tomorrow for the bus stop when you head out it's going to be

and 74 at recess. and we start out with all the clouds. and then we give way to sunshine in the afternoon. and the brightness and the drier air will lead to a drier afternoon. there the high, 78, almost 80 in spots. here comes the next front coming down with a few showers and they'll probably weaken and disappear. and then we get into sunshine. here's the 7-day accuweather forecast. looking for 80 tomorrow. and 62 on thursday as the clouds are over quickly in the morning. and showers during the day. and maybe downpours, especially late friday. take a look at the weekend. it's only going to be in the 50s. the sun will be out brightly on sunday. and cold and windy. and look at next week. 46 on tuesday. those are the highs.

will change. we can hope. you can't beat michael phelps in the pool but you can join him on land if you're up early enough. >> more than a thousand people showed up and flocked to the back bay to join phelps for a run. >> it's awesome to have all this support. people were going crazy. >> it was difficult to run with so many people and worried about tripping or getting run over. he's in town for the under 30 summit. >> it would have been a riot if he jumped in the charles and swam around. a celebration in bill belichick's life. there's a new little later. >> i'm sure he's smiling from cheek to cheek. >> that's rare, and every now and then he does that. he's not one to volunteer

the media. he made a special announcement. he's a grandfather for the first time. >> we have a roster addition to announce this morning. it's a little different than the usual one and the emphasis on little. we can add newborn blakely rose to the depth chart. she was born to my son steve and the is a happy and exciting day. >> the pats had issues with the headsets. in week four he smashed his surface tablet. >> i'm done with the tablets. i've given them as much as i can give them. they are too undependable. i'm sticking with pictures. there's not enough consistency

more. >> he's had enough. >> the patriots head to pittsburgh to take on the steelers. quarterback ben roethlisberger is officially out after having knee surgery yesterday. landry jones will start in his place and that's great news for the pats. >> we'll get you ready here on wbz. and start your sunday with patriots game day. pats and steelers -- post show on my tv 38. >> the bruins wrapped up on a good note with a win in winnipeg. it was national pasta day. and the homeowner on thursday trying to win himself a roster spot. scored 10 points.

brown, the alley-oop here. 120-99. to college football. a big rivalry game. syracuse comes to alumni stadium. the eagles come in with a 3-3 record. they have to win this one. >> they are all must wins, they really are. every game has to much importance. every week you go everything you have every week. i don't different than that. it's a big game because it's the one we're playing. and it's syracuse and that's a rival game for us. and they are big. >> big indeed. game four of the acls in progress. toronto leads 2-1. and cleveland leads the series 3-0. they can advance to the world series with a win tonight.

is tied at one. the cbs evening news is coming up at 6:30. scott pelley joins us. >> great to be with you in boston. today president obama said that donald trump should get over his obsession with rigged elections. and hillary clinton -- where has she been? hardly anywhere to be found. we'll have the full election news on the coming up in 10 minutes. the taste you enjoy and the history you appreciate, and a whole new look, the revamp for sam adams. and coming up on the news at 8:00 on my tv 38. the massachusetts attorney general is joining us live in the studio. and we'll talk about the effort with robert kraft to combat

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a famous boston beer is getting a makeover. >> this has nothing to do with what's in the bottle. sam adams has debuted the new look for the boston lager. >> i'll have to check out the design by drinking the beer. >> the only way to know. a race to rescue paid off for a manatee off cape cod. >> the as manatee from new england to florida. how long she'll spend at florida before being released

so we're going to get a really nice night. >> a mild night no question about that. i kid you not. and then tomorrow a warm day

everybody shares in the warmth. thank you, barry. and we'll back for the news at

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