right now a 13-year old girl snatched off the street and assaulted for hours. >> sharing his story, a teenager describes the moment he was hit by atr donald trump dual it out at a charity event one day after their heated debate. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. 4:30 right now. thanks so much for waking up with us. >> it is friday, october 21st finally we made it to friday. >> end of the week.

>> advice ability reduced under a quarter of a mile in many spots. so use those low beam headlights as you're out and about and we have areas of patchy drizzle as well, but a few steady showers have erupted. the warm front lifts, it's going to be a warm afternoon and a cold front will move through as we get to tonight bringing us temperatures now in the 50s and 60s but it is a humid start to the day, rain chances for the drive home. coming up for the weekend forecast we have a big cool down we turn windy and eventually clear. new overnight a woman missing for more than a day found safe in a swamp, the

the woods and into an ambulance early this morning. she was taken to the hospital and is said to be in good health. police and k-9 units spent hours searching the woods near her home. >> it was a good outcome for us. we had a lot of help from surrounding agencies as well as the k-9 unit who ultimately was responsible for finding her. we're very very appreciative. . >> she hasn't been seen since earlyne police are still investigating how she ended up in the woods. there will be extra patrols at schools in lawrence today. a 13-year old raped and kidnaped . >> reporter: lawrence police moved in quickly arresting a man they say kidnaped and raped a child. a neighbor took this photo. >> when i found out what it was i was horrified.

concerned for her safety didn't want to be identified. >> i didn't hear anything. >> reporter: shortly after 7 thursday morning students were walk to south lawrence east middle school. police say a man grabbed a girl from behind and forced her into an apartment. he sexually assaulted her for more than 2 hours. he threatened her not to tell anyone. when released she went to school called her mom who called police. the 13-year odd did not know the man. please to arrest a 21-year old. >> very courage -- in coming forward. >> reporter: he wore an ankle monitoring bracelet. police say he was not a sex offender. they would not say what charge he already faces but the mayor questions if he should have been allowed to live near a school. >> if you look at the circumstances around it it's not

calling for review of those wearing ankle bracelets and where they live. his landlord says he's lived here for 2 years and if they have their way he will no longer call it home. . >> the girl was treated at the hospital and it back home. the man is expected in court today. police are putting extra patrols at lawrence schools to help ease any concerns parents may have.>> pushed, and i dropped down. . >> a teenager speaking out just 24 hours after he was hit by a stray bullet that we want right through his bedroom. he's back at home and gratefulful to be alive. this morning a man is arrested. he says he was watching tv in his apartment when he heard the crack of gunfire and felt the bullet hit

happened so fast. >>i went to get up, and a bullet just hit me. >> police arrested a 19-year old in connection with this shooting. he's expected in court today to face charges of assault and battery with a dangerous be. this morning 2 men accused of setting off this explosion will face a judge. it destroyed that newspaper box belonging to rainbow times newspaper. that paper serves the lgbt commu is a hate crime. . the battle over mosul has claimed its first american life. a u.s. service member was killed by a road side bomb there. that person's identity has not been re losed. . now, to campaign 2016 from an icy debate to a roost. >> this is the first time of

sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. >> this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. . >> donald trump and hillary clinton shared the stage at the charity event, and there was a little edge to some of the human more, the 2 trading insults at an annual catholic benefit dinner. . >> here she is tonight in pu pre trending not to hate catholics. . >> reporter: donald trump's repeated zingers quickly fell flat last night. >> everyone knows of course hillary's brief that it takes a village which only makes sense after all in places like haiti where she's taken a number of them.

woman came forward accusing trump of sexual misconduct clinton issued this jab. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty tee and see a 4. maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> reporter: it came less than 24 hours after the final debate in las vegas during which trump pledged not to accept the outcome of the general election. >> i would accept a clear election reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama fired back. . >> the voters decide who wins and loses, period, end of story. >> reporter: the clinton campaign claimed victory yesterday after secure works

to campaign chairman had been hacked. wikileaks still has about 27,000 emails that could be released before election day. . >> and the campaign trail is winding through new hampshire again today. vice presidential nominee mike pence will open a town hall. doors open at 4:30. trump's campaign may be impacting local races as well. pulling away from ayotte in the u.s. senate. this is the first time this year either candidate has shown a statisticly significant lead. what a night at the garden the bruins winning their home opener. >> and before the game 2 legends were on the ice. . >> well, good morning. the bruins had a happy home coming

something to do with the pre game ceremony. orr and smith taking part in the puck drop. these guys go way back. great moment before the game and a great moment at the end. [audio difficulty] tied at 1 late in the 3rd and untied it scores the game winner with 115 to go. greatest player ever. no argument here. they're both great. over to you. >> no argument here either. >> so awesome to see them out there. that was awesome. fast and determined and nearly impossible to stop. >> coming up thousand of dollars in goods gone in a flash from a mall. >> charlie brown why met life is dumping snoopy and pals as mascot.

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.

pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. join them in voting no on question two.

to windows and light up but they can split apart and the child can get to the bite sized batteries inside. you can return them for a full refund. in today's money watch some promising news on the jobs front. >> but it comes as an advertising icon loses a big endorsement gig. >> reporter: good morning. the number of americans who filed for unemployment benefits rose 260,000. this is the highest level in 5 weeks. it still shows signs of a healthy job market. strong employment makes it more likely the fed will raise interest rates. a warning for shoppers buying apple products on amazon. nearly 90% of the cords and chargers were actually counterfeit. so apple is sue ago new jersey company

ways with snoopy and the rest of the gang. they've been the face of met life for 130 years. they're focussing more on business clients so as snoopy doesn't have the same appeal in corporate america. businesses likes dogs, right? >> we do here that's for sure and you like dogs too. >> i would trust mascot. >> he'll probably tired at this point and probably wants to retire. >> a hundred and what. >> 170 dog years. all right. let's get a check of our forecast. it might be one of the last week ends to get out and check out the leaves because the wind is going to be causing some major leaf drop. >> we could have winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour from time to time. and we had a glorious fall season here especially farther to the north

the last several years and the drought actually helping to contribute to some those colors. but the drought conditions still creating water bans and restrictions from neighborhoods to towns. and we're still in extreme drought as we get the latest update. it came out yesterday morning and notice lots of reds still on the map. but we have some rain on the way and some beneficial showers here. hour by hour as we go through the today it looks like the data disappeared on me but we have heavy heavy downpours from time to time late tonight into your day tomorrow morning. so saturday will be a rather soggy start, but eventually we could see anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain accumulation. it all depends where the heavy showers setup. and it looks like for now it could be cross the boston to providence area. sunday

visibility as you head out the door be aware it's low in some spots quarter of a mile from boston to portsmouth. these numbers as we know will change throughout the day. visibility could be reduced all of a sudden and in other areas it's good. low beam headlights necessary as you head out the door today. 59 degrees in boston on our way to 70 degrees in plenty of cloud cover, drizzle, fog earlier today and showers kick in. overnight scattered rain becoming heavy at times and could see a rattle of thunder. heavy heavy rain will be the biggest concern. saturday a few showers as the temperatures fall we're going to have a high of 65 degrees early in the morning dropping into the 40s once we get into saturday night and sunday afternoon 54 degrees a windy and chilly day for the

the season. warm and humid today and take the rain gear with you. falling temperatures again and windy for sunday, monday 56 and still continue to take a dive tuesday and wednesday highs in the 40s. >> chilly. thank you very much. gone in a flash a mob caught on camera stealing thousands of dollars worth of products and you can see the thieves hid their faces with hoodies here and went right for the apple store. police say the group surrounded the and cut the security cords and ran. investigators say the thieves took away 19 iphones worth about $13,000. police think the group may be connected to a similar robbery a few weeks ago. 4:47 a dog with special needs is learning some new tricks to make sure that she finds a forever home. . >> reporter: we all have our short comings.

sets us apart. on 2 legs or on 4. >> yes, good girl. >> reporter: this dog was rescued from a high kill shelter in kentucky last summer. she's 2 years old, a mix and she's uniquely unique. . >> she's deaf and so a lot of people just aren't sure how to deal with a deaf dog, but we've been teaching her hand signals basic dog sign language. >> reporter: she has been in and out of foster homes since arriving 5 months ago. >> it is a long time for us. >> reporter: she just needs a little patience. >> and it's just a matter of adapting slightly to get her attention and once you have that she's like any other dog and how you interact with her. >> reporter: no one is perfect and that should be perfectly okay. >> we really want to see her go home. she's so sweet.

and she just needs her forever s you can see she likes to be the center of attention so she'd probably do best in a home with no other pets maybe older children only. she's kind of a no brainer, $350 adoption fee has been waived and she's going home with a $500 care package. you can check out our website, cbsboston.com. she is adorable and beautiful. >> and she can do copying too did you see her on the photocopier. driving in boston isn't easy. >> but could a robot car do it better, coming up the plan to get driverless vehicles onto city streets. >> and the effort that had

uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role 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.

e's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible

boston police donating blood in honor of 2 wounded officers, nearly 300 police officers showed up for that blood drive for the red cross yesterday. it was a show of support for officers cintolo and morris who were shot while responding to a domestic violence call last

morris remains in intensive care. his father was at the blood drive to thank everyone for their prayers and supports. >> doing as well as could be expected. >> both officers had to have multiple surgeries and needed lot of blood. boston police say they hope to organize another blood drive next month. federal investigators are now looking into the gates of police chief campanello accused of inappropriate the district attorney has turned over its investigation to the u.s. attorney's office and state attorney general. campanello is on paid leave until his retirement in january. a strange sight in boston, dozens of military weapons lined up on a dock. we don't know where that shipment is going or for who it's for, we reached out to the u.s. army

with the shipment. children's hospital is getting approval for a major expansion but likely the end of a beloved green space. yesterday the public health council signed off on the controversial one billion dollar expansion project, a highrise medical building will replace the garden. families say it's a place to reflect during a child's illness. they say the expansion will include a new green space. >> it is a lose to all of us but the needs o needs of the families, needs of the staff is first and foremost. >> my brother's ashes were scattered in that garden when he died at the age of 12. and essentially this decision in regard to the garden where they're going to essentially destroy the garden means that his remains are going to be desecrated. . >> garden supporters rallied at the state house yesterday. an

court action is still a possibility. massachusetts laid the groundwork for testing self driving cars. the governor issued that order yesterday. it creates a 9 member group that would recommend possible laws. they'll consult with experts on driving technology and help companies get approval to test their vehicles. the mayor also signed and order to help develop guidelines. the fight over charter schools in getting expensive on both sides. groups have raised more than $20 million for television ads and other campaigning while the main group opposing the measure has raised more than 12 million. most of that money has come from teachers unions. while much of the money has come from a new york based group called families for excellent schools. well, a word to the wise if you're thinking about taking a sick day. >> how far some bosses will go

some of us have called into work sick even when you're feeling okay. >> more employers say they're checking your story out. according to a new survey a third of businesses say they try to confirm if workers are actually sick and types they even drive by the employees house. about 35% of workers admitted they've faked being

relax, having a doctors appointment and just not feeling like going to work. so i guess if you're going to call in sick and not sick you should probably make sure you have a garage so your car can be in there. no one knows if you're home or not. >> a lot of places are now just going to straight pto your sick, vacation holidays all roll need one. i like that idea . >> you can't call in sick because you get in big trouble >> no one wants to fill in at this time. all right your top stories weather and traffic are all straight aheed here. right now at 5 a local teen kidnaped and raped on the way to school, the questions about the suspect and how the school is responding today. a chelsea teenager speaking out after being hit by stray bullet. >> new overnight a local woman found safe after she goes missing for more than a day, how police were able to track her

. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. it is 5:00 right now. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for waking up with us. on this friday, october 21st. thank god it's friday. >> hey, we drive in the same way to work it was so foggy this morning kind of weird looking out there with the moon. . >> you love halloween so you're digging this. >> yes, and it's very foggy out there. especially dense in boston and bedford one miles or less. these numbers will continue to change out the morning as fog evolves throughout the day. we'll keep up to date on those numbers for sure. temperatures have warmed actually to 61 degrees in boston, 59 in lawrence.