developing right now at 5:00 a 13 years old hit by a stray bullet in his own bed, the search for 2 suspects. and fireworks on the debate stage, clinton and trump clashing over the issues. plus the last ditch effort to save the garden as officials get ready to vote on an expansion plan at children's hospital. . good morning. 5:00 right now. >> it is thursday october 20th. let's get a check of the forecast with danielle and we're certainly off to a cooler start. develop off to a cooler start, about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. we hit 81 in boston yesterday afternoon. most of us running in the 50s and 40s. it's 40 in

we do have a few clouds starting to increase. morning rush looking good, sunrise coming up at 7:03. clouds increase lunchtime 62, so temperatures more normal for this time of the year. those clouds will thicken particularly during the second half of the day and maybe a shower. temperatures in the upper 50s, soggy end we'll time out rain coming up. let's get a live look at the roads here. northbound lanes of the expressway by the gas tank and you can see traffic is really light this morning. it's going to start down on 128 as you approach the split and make your way up to columbia road. . breaking overnight boston police investigating a serious shooting in roxbury. ems tells us one person was taken to the hospital where life-threatening

no word on any arrests. now, to a developing story, a 13-year old boy graze buddha stray bullet in his own bed. this after gunfire erupted around his home. >> reporter: police say shoots were fired during a dispute between a group of young people and a stray bullet went flying into the third floor of this apartment hit ago 13-year old in the shoulder. this video shows the street night. police blocked off the road with crime tape and placed evidence markers in the street as they investigated the shooting. the gunfire closed the bunker hill community college to go on lock down for about a half hour. neighbors tell us they heard about 10 gunshots in all and believe the shooting is related to gang activity. the 13-year old's

. >> well, my mom started screaming and said everyone get down, and everyone just kind of did that but he was in his room. he was screaming i guess and my mom says he's pretty good. he's at mgh and might need a little surgery on his shoulder. it didn't hit him too deep or anything but penetrated good enough. >> reporter: police say the boy's injuries are not life-threatening. they're asking for suspects who took off in a dark colored ford explorer. . over to campaign 2016 this morning and the final debate show down. . >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet has president. >> no puppet. >> it's pretty clear -- >> you're the puppet. >> and things quickly got nasty donald trump and hillary clinton clashed on pretty much every

the night's closest moments. >> russia, china or anybody else she has no idea. >> it didn't take long for these 2 to mix it up clashing sharply over russia's medicine delling in the election. >> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. >> appeared it's pretty clear -- >> you're the puppet. >> you won't >> engaged in cyber attacks against the united states of america. >> and things started to get personal when the debate turned to who's got the right experience to be president. >> you do have experience, i'd say the one thing you have over me is experience but it's bad experience because what you've done has turned out badly for 30 years you've been in a position to help and if you say that i use something else, make it impossible for me to do that. i wouldn't mind. the problem is you talk but you don't get

situation room monitoring the raid that brought bin laiden to justice he was hosting the celebrity apprentice. so i'm happy to compare my 30 years of experience, what i've done for this country trying to help in every way i could especially kids and families get ahead and stay ahead about your 30 years. >> for the most part trump kept his cool and made his points b groping. >> she got these people to step forward. they get their ten minutes of fame but they were all totally -- it was all fiction, it was lies and fiction. >> donald thinking belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, self-worth and i don't think there is a woman anywhere who doesn't know what that feels like. >> and what about trump's claims that the election is rigged?

absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will look at it at the time i'm not looking at anything right now. i'll look at it at the time. >> president obama said the other day when you're whining before the -- >> hold on, folks -- >> it just shows you're not up to doing the job. >> overall this was trump's best debate no question appeared his core supporters will be happy this morning but clinton gave as of trump's politically toxic statements. but i doubt it will have a substantial impact on the race. . >> and the candidates kept their distance before and after the debate not shaking hands either time. the candidates's families also didn't greet one another but that was because of the way they entered the debate hall.

capitalize when he campaigns today in new hampshire. he was in boston yesterday for a cancer summit. we've got some good news for you this morning. one of the 2 boston police officers shot in the line of duty is out of the hospital of the cintolo was released yesterday, he and officer morris were hit by gunfire last week during a shoot out. the suspect was killed. both officers were in critical t shooting and surgeries. the commissioner says he's amazed at the recovery. >> i'm very happy, you know, i would have never thought he'd be home with the shape he was in and the whole city pulled together, everyone, you know, prayed for him and we're happy he's home and he'll still have a long road ahead of him. >> officer morris is still at mass general but been upgraded to stable condition. by the way a blood drive will be held today

you can stop by the boston police patrolman's association union hall from 8 this morning until 3 this afternoon. a last ditch effort to save the garden. supporters getting ready to rally against an expansion plan at boston children's hospital. we're live at the state house. >> reporter: this has been an ongoing debate, but for the group who plans to protest here at the state house today this serenity they say they and their children so desperately need. it's a place that's been a staple for decades, a place for families whose children are receiving care to escape but now this is all in jeopardy as the hospital plans a billion dollar expansion project, a new 11 story building providing more than 70 additional beds. it's the hospital's way they say, of providing more, but thursday as

the project with a protest hours before the final decision. among many concerns are health care costs and what the expansion project would do to drive those up, but from the therapeutic perspective saving the garden is about taking healing from the hospital room to the green garden. that final vote is today. the group says even if it means the hospital has to go back to square 1 with its expans today is to save this guard ten. . 2 people now facing charges for blowing up an lgbt newspaper box. but some say those charges just don't go far enough. police say a 23-year old and a 20-year old were among the 7 people who put explosives inside the rainbow times mailbox back in august. they're due in court tomorrow facing charges.

a hate crime. >> of course there's a little disappointment, definitely you but i was certainly expecting perhaps a different oath come because to us this happened so many times that we expected it to be something else. >> over the summer the rainbow times had been the target of repeated vandalism but it stopped after the box was blown up and replaced. it doesn't appear the 5 others involved in the explosion will be charged. a car fire shuts down part of route 9. smoke in that picture. route 9 westbound was closed for a while at reservoir road as crews put out the fire and it has since reopened. and on route 9 overnight an suv went off the road and slammed into a light pole. we're told the driver is okay. a student is recovering after falling out of a school bus, now, the bus company is investigating. the district says the student fell from the

the elementary school. the student was alert and talking when the ambulance arrived and expected to be okay. we're now getting a good look at the rescue of a swimmer who was stranded in the waters. this is the coast guard hoisting him into the helicopter tuesday night. he had been treading water in a wet suit for hours before they found him. he went swimming with his son-in-law when they got caught in a rip current. his son-in-law made it safely bac coming up a warning for cat owners from one local community. >> the serious virus making cats sick, what you need to know and how you can protect your pets. >> plus almost time to trick or treat but what's the most popular halloween candy in the country. so we're talking about temperatures today that will be in the 60s, about 20 degrees cooler than yesterday, the clouds gradually on the increase but it will stay mainly dry.

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halloween just around the corner and a new survey is ranking america's favorite candies. >> 40,000 people were talked to and found that reese's peanut butter treats were the top. forced . >> i love reese's because check out the dressed to. love it. it's my favorite. i love the bite sized ones too. remember when you used to go trick or treating and some would give us the big bars >> oh, yeah. >> you'd always ask to go to those neighborhoods. >> i'd be happy if i got all peanut butter cups. >> what are your thoughts on candy corn? >> i love it sometimes you eat

or the one with like the chocolate tops. . >> twix. >> those are good good. >> and snickers. >> we can talk about candy all day. >> they're like wrap it up, weather. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s and for most of us this is 10 to 20 degrees cooler than 60 in cerebral palsy, 41 chatham. what you'll notice through the day today is the clouds are gradually going to increase out ahead of some rain back to our south and west. the bulk of it is is going miss up. we will get showers that are going to come up from the south. so most of the daylight hours today are dry.

boston, 20 degrees cooler than yesterday though. so a cooler day but still actually a little bit above average particularly through the he interior where we'll be in the upper 60s, morning commute dry no problems, definitely wants the shades the sun is going to be up and shining through mid-day and then the clouds increase. there maybe a couple showers southern vermont through late afternoon. notice as the clouds thicken still not a lot of green on the map. most of doesn't arrive until after the evening commute in most areas and then the scattered showers will continue at times overnight tonight with patchy fog and low clouds. those temperatures will actually rise towards morning. and check out the highs tomorrow we actually turn mild, 71 in boston, most of us low 70s. so we get into some of the warmth and the humidity. you're going to feel it. it's going to be sticky tomorrow and with that humidity in place that will breed showers and even some

definitely the day you want the wet weather gear, showers scattered generally light tomorrow through the afternoon and late in the day watch what happens we get a band of steady rain that cops up, some downpours into the first part of the overnight. saturday this is map, just a few left over showers most of the steady rain is going to be shipping out of here. in terms of rainfall forecast, half an inch to an inch and a half for most of us all the areas in may be one little strip of locally heavy rain that tries to set up. after that for the weekend it's all about the wind. saturday any showers end, low 60s falling into the 50s. we may see some gusts, may gust to 40 miles per hour. a lot of leaves coming down this weekend. brighter on sunday and 50s to start next week could be an isolated shower on monday.

roads this morning. it's 7:19 right now and you can see things are still moving along. we'll keep you updated on the situation out there on the roads all morning long for you. boston city council may consider regulations for services like airbnb, that website helps to connect home or condo owners look for people looking for short-term rentals but some are concerned it could lead to safety issues. > this morning after it closed voluntarily. the city found health violations and one customer reported getting sick. the chain says it shut down as a precaution. the company released a statement saying they're working to ensure safety standards at all of its restaurants. the animal rescue league of boston is offering free vaccines for a virus that's potentially deadly to cats.

clinic will be held from 9:30 to 12:30 this saturday. it is for cats only and they have to be in a carrier. . >> hopefully they get them all cured. >> i hope so. up next, good news bad news. >> who continues to shine and who's now dealing with an ankle injure? >> we we nobel bell is the side line tablets but what

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model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. . well, a big win for the indians and some former red sox. >> plus the pats getting ready for the steelers. >> well, good morning.

tying manning and 5 wins away from becoming the winningest quarterback in history. the team got back on the field yesterday. on tuesday belichick said he was through use tablets on the sidelines to review plays. >> yesterday brady was asked by the tablets but said since he's already on the field they're not as important to him. >> i've never been too much of a picture tablet. i kind of know what i, out there and -- as soon as i come off the field, they had this and this guy dropped. i'll peak at them from time to time with josh, you know, it's great for the coaches because they have a different angel. it's hard to see when you're seeing from the sidelines. when you're out there playing a lot of times i can come over and tell josh you know, this is what happened. good news bad news for the

game. ed good brown continues to shine. the bad, smart injuring his left ankle late in the second quarter after stepping on holiday's foot. he did not return. the team said he suffered a sprain ankle. alcf indians looking to finish off the blue jays. 2-0 [audio difficulty] gets it d to right, now 3-0. same score bottom 9th, allen close it out. the indians win the series in 5 games to capture the american league and miller was named alcs mvp. overto you. all right still to come, a

>> and the military isn't covering his medical bills. his fight for answers. >> before the debate we laid out a road map to success for both clinton and trump, did they follow it when wbz this morning continues. and good morning. a much cooler start, temperatures are running in the 40s and 50s right now, only in the 60s as opposed to 80s we had in spots yesterday. for the kids most of the day today is dry but i'm tracking some changes. wet weather on the. start of the weekend when we

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one person with life-threatening injuries, the investigation underway this morning. >> and a teen hit by a stray bullet in his own home, this morning the search for 2 suspects. >> donald trump and hillary clinton going head to head in their last debate before election day, but did they do enough to win over voters? . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . welcome back everyone. thanks for waking up with us. and you step out the door and fall is back. >> it's back after the low 80s yesterday you'll feel the difference this morning. most of us are running 10 to 20 degrees cooler than we were at this time yesterday. 56 in boston right now. dew points in the upper 40s, that wind out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour. 39 in keene, 47 in

quiet right now. we do have a few increases clouds. a bright and mild start. grab the shades out the door temperatures out of the 50s to only about 62, 63 today. the clouds will gradually increase particularly after lunchtime the wind off ocean will be a little gusty right at the coast and clouds thicken up for the ride home. most of us stay dry until after the evening commute. temperatures around 60, a wetter end to the week by hour coming up. a live look right now at the zakim bridge and the leverett connector. but light traffic there coming down on 93 south as you make your way into the city. traffic is light like this from the new hampshire state line pretty much all the way down into the tunnel. breaking overnight boston police investigating a serious shooting roxbury. ems says one person was taken to the hospital

night. no word on any arrests. now to a developing story in chelsea, a 13-year old boy graze buddha stray bullet in his own bed. police respond today reports of shots fired just after 8 last night. they say the boy was hit in the shoulder. neighbors tell us they believe this all started with gang activity around boston park. . >> a lot of stuff going on around here. stop all this here. >> the teen was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. investigators are searching for 2 suspects who left the scene in a dark colored ford explorer. to campaign 2016 hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate and this morning jon keller give us his take. >> good morning.

keys to the final debate ideas with about what each had to do to maximize their bounce out of the encounter. so let's review whether or not they followed my wise advice. i suggested donald trump would be smart to get back to basics the promises of change in our immigration and trade policy that is attracted so many voters to him in the first place and for the most part last night he did that raising the issue illegal immigrant crime and the economic impact of trade packets but he just can't resist tacky lines like referring to unwanted mexicans and in their exchanges over abortion rights and funding for planned parenthood trump gave clinton ample opportunity to cast him as someone who thinks he knows better than women do about how to manage their own health. i recommended that if and when trump went on

should avoid taking the bait modelling poise. she did that with just a few moments of agitation. and i urged both to find a way to highlight the positive about themselves giving voters something to feel good about after the endless months of this relentlessly toxic campaign. both of them tried at attack so much he had a tougher go of it. so there you have it. your major party choice on noved luck in the voting booth. share your take with me via email. or on twitter. . the parents of a high school math teacher murdered by her own

know how she can be attacked. they say new security cameras failed to probing her. the lawsuit also names a cleaning company that washed away potential evidence. the family says any money awarded in that suit would go to improving school safety and charities. this morning the army is taking a second look at the case of a current reservist and veteran pig up. he says he had a heart attack during his fitness test. initially the army said it didn't happen in the line of duty and refused to pay for treatment. >> during a mandated pt test and you tell him it's his fault that he could have had it at home but he didn't have it at home. he had it while he was doing push-ups. >> the army may be coming around and say the physical and

families is a top concern. the family says they are cautiously optimistic. still ahead a big announcement from tesla. . >> also a protest to save a garden and stop hospital construction. i'm live at the state house. >> and good morning everyone. checking with weather watchers self reports of temperatures than they were at this time yesterday. a cool start out the door right now. most of us running in the 50s with but we have 40s on the map too. brian in bellmont says 43. timing out rain for tomorrow

it's not even halloween but the 2016 christmas already out. >> a $63,000 limit edition q 360, friday what do you think about that? >> and his and herself cars, the price tag 65 grand. i would take those, those are cute. >> we could park next to each

sweeter i have on my list honestly. >> all right. a new treat for starbucks lovers. >> and team mobile getting ready to pay up. >> reporter: good morning. by the way, none of those coulde on your birthday list. >> all right. >> reporter: okay. team mobile turns out its unlimited data plans not so unlimited that's according to the government. they've agreed to a $48 million settlement for failing to tell customers that it slows down speeds for its heavy data users. tesla says its future electric cars will soon be completely self driving with 8 cameras. and if it

many choices let the barista choose. star with bucks says they're creating new flavor trends whatever that means. >> all right. well, hey while i do want a car i don't want want the self driving one yet. i'm not ready for it yet. >> jill already knows it's on my birthday list for sure. at thats to make whatever they want for you. >> coming up what's next for the candidates following their final debate. >> plus hitting the campaign trail today. . >> and a stray bullet from a shooting in chelsea goes through an apartment window hitting a 13-year old asleep in his bed, police are asking for help

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. the would you tell tee of live tv, anything can happen. >> that's right, and one news anchor learned that first hand when a kitten crashed his broadcast. at first the cat just peeked out from behind the desk but eventually walked across the desk and onto his laptop and no one really knows for sure how the cat was later adopted by a station employee which makes the story that much better. we have a cat in our parking lot, have you seen him? >> yeah, the black cat. >> so cute. we should bring him inside. let him walk across the desk. >> absolutely not, what are you talking with about? >> i'm actually allergic so i guess he can't come inside. >> i think you know my feelings

no way they did not know the cat was in there. >> do you think it was staged? >> absolutely. i haven't seen the black cat in our part. halloween coming up. black cats. 56 in boston, 53 in worcester right now. we've got 40s and 30s on the map too. much cooler than where we were a few hours ago. 55 to 60 on the cape and islands and although there will going to last all day. clouds already increasing in the western part of the state and more clouds back in new york and pennsylvania along with rain too. a lot of this is going to miss us. most of the daylight hours are going to be dry although much cooler than yesterday. we hit 81 in boston yesterday, 20 degrees cooler today with that onshore wind, low 60s from beverly. 62 in

most of the clouds will increase after lunchtime today. so let's take you through the hour by hour, morning commute fine no problems grab the shades. after lunchtime that's when the clouds start to increase and by late in the day the clouds will thicken up. so your evening commute still looking mainly dry. they'll be generally light for the most part and continue for portions of the overnight tonight with lows dropping back into the 50s. we may rise towards dawn to around 60 degrees and tomorrow is going to be warm and humid. you're going to feel it. the humidity comes in it's going to breed areas of rain. showers to start tomorrow morning. notice some light green showing up but the showers do become more widespread tomorrow afternoon scattered in nature and tomorrow evening we get a band of rain that lifts northward it looks steady and at times heavy.

saturday morning early maybe left over showers and big story for the upcoming weekend as the low departs we're going to get a wind whipping around the backside of it. a lot of leaf drop here. the winds may gust to 40, on saturday. and what's that a little snow on the map in northern new england. i think we'll see some flakes flying upstate new york where we could see a couple of inches in the gh green mountains and white mountains. for us here in southern new england just a chilly feel cooling temperatures on saturday, 50s on sunday but a brighter day overall monday may see an isolated shower and stay around 50s through the middle part of the week. >> snow, danielle. >> i know. all right let's take a live look right now at the expressway. you can see you're on the brakes basically stop and

no major accidents out there right now. breaking overnight boston police investigating a serious shooting roxbury. ems says one person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. this happened around 11 last night. no word yet on any arrests. a rally today to save the garden. >> plus the teen hit by a stray bullet, here are your top stories on this thursday morning. . >> and that stray bullet went fly nothing the third floor of this apartment hit ago police responded around 8:20 last night. they say shots were fired during a dispute between a group of young people. neighbors say they heard 10 gunshots in all. a family member of the 13 years odd tells us a stray bullet went through a window hitting the teen in the shoulder while he was asleep. police say his injuries are not life-threatening. more on the search for the suspects coming up. . hillary clinton and donald

debate last night but the candidates had very different answers when asked if each would concede if the other wins. >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything right now. >> i for one am appalleded that somebody who the nominee of one our 2 major parties would take that kind of position. >> clinton and trump will be in the same room tonight at an annual charity dinner for the archdiocese of new york. live at theta morning where there is set to be a protest on a final vote exactly that could save the garden. this of course has been an ongoing debate for months now. it involves a billion dollar expansion project at children's hospital where a new 11 or pre building could x out the garden. means who have used that space while their children are receiving care oppose the

at the state house just hours before the final vote. . new jersey governor will appear in court for the first time next month incomes to the so-called bridgegate scandal. a criminal complaint accusing him of failing to stop the closure of lanes back in 2013. critics say they were down to punish the mayor of fort lee new jersey. some promising news if your doctor is considering prescribing you pain medication. research shows only about 1% of trauma patients were still taking prescription opiate as year after they were released from the hospital which could suggest the drugs themselves aren't always addictive. researchers found age, marital and economic status and the length of a hospital stay did influence usage. u.s. health officials are

all pregnant women who recently spent time in florida's miami-dad county. the test is recommended for pregnant women who lived in or visited the area since august, even if they don't have symptoms. new hampshire college graduates had the highest student debt in the nation. a new report found the average graduate owes more than $36,000, the state with the second highest debt was delaware. utah, by the way had the lowest. mit is going green. they're forming a partnership with boston medical center. a virginia based power company agreed to build and operate the facility which should be completed later this year. mit will buy 75% of the power generate there. and coming up later the

the latest world record set by the university. . today thousands of pan-mas challenge riders are finding out all their hard work training and fundraising has paid off in a huge way. >> they'll be delivering a $47 million check. that's a new record and one million dollars over this year's goal. in august more than 6,000 riders took to massachusetts many pedalling in over 2 days and every dollar raised is used for cancer research for treatments and wbz is proud to be your official pnc station and proud to raise that much money for cancer. that is amazing. >> awesome. well, still to come the ultimate surprise. >> the local mom who didn't even know she was pregnant, how she

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. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

. got to hear this one a massachusetts woman went to the hospital for stomach pains and got the surprise of a lifetime, a baby. >> she says she's been to the doctor several times over the last few months and there was never any indication that she was carrying a baby boy until sunday when an ultrasound technician looking for the source of her stomach discomfort found him.

worked full-time, like i -- there was no symptoms, there was no cravings. >> little jackson was born at 5 pounds. she has been piecing together baby clothing, furniture and toys from donations and even though it's ban struggle she says it is all worth it. >> great that people are helping her out and donating stuff at the last minute. >> for sure. keep it right here to wbz

good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it is thursday, october 20th. and we start with developing news, a 13-year odd shot while lying in bed put ago local college on lock down. a child falls out of the back of a bus on the way home from school, the investigation underway this morning. >> plus the final debate show down between hillary clinton and donald trump, we have all of the big moments and analysis from wbz's jon keller. first we want to get to the forecast and we're off to a chilly start, definitely going to need the jacket. >> it's about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. so yeah there's a change in the