. >> 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.

helping to trying ear couple of showers too. in between the showers some drizzle but light showers showing up all along 495. bigger picture shows a cold front to our west and that's going to move in later tonight. here's your day planner you want the rain gear with you. it will be warm and humid. drive home 72 degrees with heavier chances for rain. your 7-day coming up in just a bit. you were talking by the fog look at the -- yeah, this is the expressway, kind of hard to tell. all you can see is blurry headlights, but the good news out there on the roads this morning even though you're going a bit slower there are no accidents or major problems on any of the highways this morning. new overnight a woman missing for more than a day found safe in a swamp. the 45-year old was carried out of the woods and into an ambulance early this morning.

police and k-9 units spent hours searching the home -- 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 hadn't been seen since early wednesday morning. police are still investigating how s there will be extra patrols around schools in lawrence today following a terrifying attack. >> a 13-year old girl kidnaped and raped on her way to school. and her alleged attacker was wearing a gps monitoring ankle bracelet at the time. >> reporter: very disturbing details with this case. i can tell you that young victim was walking here in this area when she allegedly was kidnaped and taken up to a second floor

she was able to give them very detailed information and that they say is what led them so quickly to the suspect. along the streets of lawrence a that you mat dick and violent occurrence here. >> when i found out what it was i was horrified. >> a young girl just 13 years old walking to school was attacked and grabbed from behind. >> the victim reports having been forcibly dragged from the apartment. >> inside the unthinkable, police say she was raped and sexually assaulted for more than 2 hours. . >> this is unbelievable. it's just -- it's just deemployerable that someone could do that, you know, especially to a child. >> he eventually released her with the threat of not telling police. the young girl called her mother who then called authorities. >> the amount of detail that was provided by this 13 years old

in this investigation. >> it led police to a 21-year old, a neighbor took this photo of his arrest. he was wearing an ankle bracelet for a pretrial probation case but police say he was not a sex offender. >> if you look at the circumstances around it it's not random. >> authorities believe there is no longer a threat to this community and they'll see to it that those here feel safe. he is expected to be arraigned in court today. i can tell you in the will be extra patrols in this area. and they will also have a police presence at many of the schools all in an effort to make parents and students feel safe. . concerns over sexual misconduct now surfacing at another boarding school. lawrence academy is now asking students to come forward and report any cases of current or past abuse. the school won't say what prompted that

. because i heard gunshots. it pushed me to the side and i dropped down. . >> right here. . >> a teenager speaking out after he was hit by a stray bullet in his bedroom. and this morning a man arrested in connection with the case is due in court. we're live in chelsea this morning with the latest. >> police arrested garcia, a 19-year old in connection with the shoot bullet hitting a teenager inside his apartment. he's now back home and grateful to be alive. he arrived home from the hospital with a bullet still lodged in his back, but thankful to be alive. >> thank god for letting me stay a little longer and thank you for all the support that you all are giving me. >> reporter: he says he was watching tv on wednesday when he heard gunshots on the street below. >> at the third gunshot i went

me. all the power, it pushed me to the side and i dropped down. >> reporter: police arrested 19-year old garcia in connection with the shooting. investigators say gunshots range out between a group of young people around #:00 wednesday night. you can see where the stray bullet pierced the wall inches from his bed. he says he no longer feels safe in his neighborhood. his siblings are grateful their brother is back home. >> i'm just really extremely grateful that he's alive. >> reporter: garcia is expected to be arraigned later this morning. he's facing charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. . today 2 men accused of setting off an explosion will face a judge. that august bombing destroyed a newspaper

times newspaper. the paper serves the lgbt community and workers believe this was a hate crime although the 2 men are only facing charges of property damage. well it comes as the push to reclaim another isis strong hold intense fridays and now the battle has claimed the first american life. a u.s. service member was killed by a road side bomb. more than 100 u.s. special operations forces are operating now, to campaign 2016 from an icy debate to a roost. >> this is the first time ever, ever that hillary is 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 sharing the stage at a

little edge to some of the humor there. the 2 trading insults at the annual catholic dinner. >> here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. . >> donald trump's repeated zingers against clinton quickly fell flat last night. >> everyone knows of course hillary's belief that it takes a village which only makesse where she's taken a number of them. . >> hours after a 10th woman came forward accusing trump of sexual misconduct clinton issued this jab calling trump out on his comments about women. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and see as 4, maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> the white tie affair came

final debate in las vegas during which trump pledged not to accept the outcome of the general election. . >> i would accept a clear election result, but i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result. . >> first lady michelle obama fired back. >> the voters decide who wins and loses, period, end >> the campaign claimed victory yesterday after the cyber security firm secure works said the gmail account belonging to campaign chair had been hacked by a group of russian linked hackers. 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. republican vice

. trump's campaign may be impacting local races as well. the latest poll from new hampshire shows democrat hassan pulling away from ayotte in the race for u.s. senate. that poll hassan has with 48% of the vote compared to 39% for ayotte. it's the first time this year either candidate has shown a significant lead. the globe reports more are heading to the polls this election than in more city residents are registered to vote. welcoming up learning a new trick. >> the local dog learning sign language in hopes of finding a new home. >> and the first for a fall classic. >> and a foggy drizzle start to the day. you'll want the rain gear as you head to the bus stop. we have more rain on the way during recess and even after school. at least it will be a warm day.

i'll have your forecast in few. barry visited a school on wednesday. there were about 100 4th graders and excited to have a visit. stick around your forecast is coming up. 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.

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. well crews are heading to boston for a fall classic the head of the charles regatta. >> and this year rowers with competing at all levels one took moment a silver medal from the paralympics in rio. >> i would really like it to be there doesn't have to be a barrier. >> i think it's exciting and shows great direction for program. >> last year's regatta featured exhibition races. this year it's all inclusive. a full schedule can be found on our website. >> it's going to be windy for them. is it going to be push them across the finish line. it's going to be rainy too plus falling temperatures all day saturday, sunday, just very cool. at least fall like. it will feel like the season, i guess. >> bundle up. >> right, exactly. spectators it's not going to be too comfortable but you've got to

and we're tracking big changes are for the weekend. heavy rain, potential for a thunder storm as a cold front moves into new england. weekend winds equals major leaf drop. as we take a look at radar this morning we have a couple of isolated showers with steadier rain maybe to the north of lowell. this all pushing to the north a front. mostly dealing with the fog and drizzle as you head out the door but a cold front is sitting to our west. this is going to push in as we get into tonight and early saturday making the weekend especially the start to it soggy. hour by hour as we start saturday morning 6 a.m. you see we're cloudy to start the day. most of the heavy rain has pushed through. this evening after 5 p.m. we'll keep the showers around. 8 a.m. saturday waking

maybe it's going to be drizzle again and temperatures will be rather warm to start saturday but we'll continue to fall as the cold front sweeps through, another batch of rain saturday evening and check out the blue. i'm not ready for this, are you? some of the sky resorts ready and they could be experiencing some snow flakes late saturday into early sunday potential snow fall in the higher elevations flurry to say lighter accumulation the farther north you go. for our rainfall 3 inches of beneficial rain. this will help the drought conditions. and the advice ability is reduced this morning. dense fog in boston with advice -- under a quarter of a mile, and the numbers will change all morning long. stay tuned i'll keep you posted for the next couple hours or so. temperatures right now in the 50s. as the warm front lifts north temperatures continue to

highs in the mid-70 farther inland. overnight tonight scattered rain 65 degrees and turn rather windy as we get into your 7-day forecast. our temperatures will actually cool off as well as we see, well, temperatures in the 50s for saturday, and in the 40s for sunday. back to you. traffic and weather together. >u . let's get a look at the expressway and it is foggy out there this morning. low visibility ine make your way into the city. good news is there's no traffic getting to this point. route 3, route 24, 128 in braintree all clear as you approach boston. children's hospital is getting approval for a major expansion but it's likely to be the end of a beloved green space. yesterday the council signed off on the controversial one billion dollar expansion project. a highrise medical building will replace the

child's illness. they say the expansion will include a new green space. >> it is a loss to all of us but the needs of the children, 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 his remains are going to be desecrated. >> garden supporters rallied at the state house yesterday. an attorney says the health board's ruling will be appealed and court action is still a possibility. well, fight over charter schools is getting expensive on both sides. already groups in favor of additional charter schools in massachusetts have raised more than 20 million i don't know dollars for tv had and other campaigning. the main group opposing the measure has raised more than 12 million.

the money in support of charter schools has come from a new york based group called families for excellent schools. massachusetts laying the groundwork for self driving cars. it creates a 9 member group that will recommend possible laws. they'll consult on automated driving technology and help companies get approval to test their vehicles. the mayor to develop guidelines for testing vehicles. well prove you can teach any dog new tricks, a 2-year odd mix rescued last summer, she's also deaf but very determined. she is learning sign language. >> 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, and things that you would use

foster homes since arriving at the humane society 5 months ago. they have waived her adoption fee and we have more information on how to adopt her on our website cbsboston.com. . >> okay. also she's doing like legit tricks. i could not get my dog to do that for my life. that's pretty impressive. >> my dog wou the tunnel thing. she's so smart. adopt her before i do. coming up next a special moment on the ice. >> 2 legends helping the team open their season at home. >> and the pats getting ready for the steelers the good news for rob gronkowski that will

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. the cubs inching closer to history and the pats get ready for the steelers. >> plus the bs shine in their home opener. >> well good morning home opener at the garden and the bruins couldn't ask for a better night. 2 legends dropped the puck. great moment before the game orr and schmidt taking part in the puck drop. it's the 50th anniversary season and the 80th anniversary for schmidt. 90 years young. so special. to the game. bruins down 1-0 in the third, marshawn gets it, wrists one past and scores one. he shot it through the defender's legs. the bench pumped. bergeron

and that's how it ended. welcome back. canadians come to town pop. how about gronkowski after being slowed down by a bad hamstring he finally had a break out game last sunday and more good news yesterday the pats tight end isn't issued on the injury report. nurse night football last night bears and packers 3 touchdown passes in green bay went 26-10. [audio difficulty] baseball we go. cubs, dodgers game 5, lester pitched 7 innings, gave up one run, 6 strike out. chicago pulled away late. they win it 8-4 to take a 3-2 series lead u now, one win

is sports for now. tom brady are known for his healthy lifestyle but it seems the qb really likes his sweet treat on real candy. he post this had video on facebook. he promoted the candy before. it uses less sugar, no gmos and of course nothing artificial. >> i have never seen a candy commercial so emotional, that music. . >> what are we watching? >> okay. >> the key here is there's still sugar in it. so he's still a human and eats candy. >> nothing artificial. that makes me feel good. >> with we get a peanut butter cup like that. >> probably not. >> yes, we can. >> all right. we'll have to find it. all right. still to come in our next half hour a bazaar mystery in boston. >> a shipment spotted at a city dock, the question this morning

>> this is jon keller there's quite the uproar over donald trump's claim he night not concede if he loses. . >> and it's a foggy start to the day you'll want the rain gear. showers increase in intensity and in coverage this afternoon during recess and then after school. it's going to be a little rainy. 70s though on the way. big changes for the weekend. we turn cooler and windy. i'll have the details

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. a local teen kidnaped and raped, what the school is doing today. >> a local woman found safe after than a day. >> and growing concern about how donald trump will handle himself if he loses the election, why our jon keller says his threats are good business. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. . >> welcome back. happy friday. . >> 5:30 on your friday, october 21st we made it to the end of the work week, yes, we did.

big changes on the way, much cooler for both saturday and sunday. we're tracking rain and on top of it some intense wind speeds as well especially for the second half of the weekend. this morning as you head out it's warm and soupy. visibility very low reduced to a quarter mile or less from boston to worcester. and the visibility is going to be reduced for quite some time at least until we with get to the later part of the morning. warm front continues to showers being triggered that the time. the main event still to our west and tonight the rain does pick up in intensity and coverage very heavy showers expected overnight tonight from time to time. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. we've warmed to 61 in boston in the last hour and going to continue the warming trend through the lunch hour, 67 degrees drive home 72 with more heavy rain on the way. this weekend we'll go through the cooler temperatures and how

traffic and weather together. let's take a live look out there at the expressway this morning you can see volume is now building probably moderate out there basically from the split on up into columbia road. other than that we're not seeing major reports of accidents out there right now but you might want to take it slow this morning as you're dealing with fog in a lot of places as you make your way on into the city. our top story this friday morning there will be extra patrols around lawrence sch was kidnaped and raped on her way to school. police say the girl's description of her attacker and the apartment he took her to led them to the arrest of a 21-year old. he was wearing a gps monitoring device. police won't say what charge he already faces but say he was not a sex offender. a woman missing for more than a day found safe in a swamp. the 45-year old was

into an ambulance earlier this morning. she was taken to the hospital and is said to be in good health. police are still investigating how she ended up in the woods. boston police donating blood in honor of 2 wounded officers. nearly 300 police officers showed up for the blood drive for the red cross in dorchester yesterday. this was to show support for officers cintolo and morris who were shot while responding to a domestic violence call last week. officer cintolo is out of the intensive care. both officers had had 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 case of police chief campanello accused of inappropriate conduct with 2 women and destroying evidence on his cell phone. the district attorney has turned over its investigation to the u.s. attorney 's office and state attorney general.

january. well, sky eye over a strange sight in boston. dozens of military artillery lined up on the dock to be shipped out. we're told they're self propelled and high tech and have better shooting capability. we don't know where it's going or who it's for. we reached out to the army and they say they're not involved in the shipment. outrage continues to grow after donald trump implied he might not concede if hillary clinton on election day. this morning our jon keller takes a closer look why this may be a business move not a political one. >> good morning. donald trump says he won't promise to accept the outcome of the election until he's sure there wasn't any widespread vote fraud and from the reactions across the political spectrum you'd think the guy was threatening to confiscate all supplies of beer and milk nationwide. hillary

one upped here by saying quote this is what faceists do. well it is true it would be disturbing and disruptive i think everyone would do well to switch to decaf. if donald trump is a businessman who relies on his name to generate much of his profits and the recent downturn in his campaigns of that audio tape has damaged his brand. one online booking site claims 57% of those surveyed say his campaign has made them less likely to stay at a trump facility. business is down at trump branded golf courses and casinos too. and amid signs that trump may try to develop his own tv network if he loses the election the perceived value his name adds to a tv or entertainment venture has

so while it's possible that trump might balk at conceding if he loses out of sincere concerns about fraud he might also be motivated by a need to keep his new followers interested in a trump product or he might not contest the outcome at all preferring to cut his losses and start repairing the family brand. as we said, donald trump is a businessman. and loadsing money is not good business. at cbsboston.com or use twitter. . well still ahead a new crib that can rock your child to sleep. >> plus the big warning from apple why it's telling customers to avoid buying products on amazon. >> and police make an arrest from a shooting in chelsea hitting a 13-year old in his

>> and it's a soupy foggy start to the day, at least the temperatures will be nice and warm as we check out some of our weather watchers reporting in temperatures in the 50s, a couple 60s out there too. jennifer has 57 degrees. she says at least it's friday. yes, it is. happy friday everybody. big changes coming for the weekl have your

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, choose something better and give all our kids hope.

. a high tech crib hitting the market but kodak getting into the smart phone business. >> we're live are from the new york stock exchange with today's money watch. good morning. . >> good morning. warning for shoppers who are buying apple products on amazon apple says it found 90% of the cords and chargers were counterfeit so apple is suing a new jersey company that says it's behind many of kodak getting into the smart phone business and hope to say succeed in what it does best cameras. it's an android based phone. most smart phones only have 12 megapixels. and a new crib uses white noise to recreate the womb. it will rock when the

$1,600. >> all right. thank you. i would use that with supervisit it seem weird to have a crib rocking your kid to sleep. >> robots taking over. >> well, i guess that helps moms out, right. >> coming up the dreaded holiday weight gain. >> while it's already upon us and how long it will take to shed those extra pound. >> a middle school student kidnaped and raped while walking to school, police have now arrested the man they believe to be him. coming up

l. 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.

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.

. well, here is a sight you don't see every day bubbles coming up from the depth of the ocean. the 10 whales emerged some lucky folks on a whale

week. so amazing. can you imagine? some people se nothing and some see that. >> you hit the jackpot. >> i know you got your money's worth. >> that's right. i've down the tour before and seen a few whales but nothing like that. >> this was so close too. >> so cool i love it. visibility this morning reduced in some spots quarter of a mile or less, very dense from boston to worcester. and even on mile or less. these numbers change all morning long we'll keep you posted, but visibility is going to be pretty low are from time to time at least through the second half of this morning. warm front going to lift to the north and we have a cold front back to our west. that is what's heading our way tonight and for early saturday. heavy rain from time to time too. hour by hour timing here's 9 a.m. today notice a few showers, a couple sprinkles and areas of drizzle but then the

evening commute. could be pretty slow going as you're heading home. more heavy rain will continue to progress from south to north through 11 p.m. tonight especially right over boston and right along the coastline. that's where i think we could see our heaviest access of some rain potential. 7 a.m. saturday a brief break but again a soggy start with warm temperatures high humidity and patchy fog with additional showers. they're scattered from time to time saay can't believe it but it's that time. colder air funnels in behind this cold front higher elevations could see measurable snow fall saturday and early sunday and a few flurries potentially. for us it's the rain we're dealing with thank goodness, 1 to 3 inches potential here right along where we could see the heaviest showers. a rumble of thunder

temperatures right now 50s, 61 degrees to start off in boston though on our way to a high of 72, scattered rain will continue to increase in intensity and coverage and we stay humid. you'll wanted the rain gear today and tonight 65 with more scattered showers and then the wind really kicks in saturday afternoon. behind that cold front that wind could gust between 45 up to 50 miles per hour especially farther to the south. here in boston 30 to 40 miles per hour wind gusts from the west north to help to funnel in cooler temperatures too feeling more like the season. we had summer like temperatures the last several days, well, the changes are here once we get into saturday. falling temperatures throughout the day into the 50s later saturday evening, 43 sunday morning, sunday's high 54, windy, chilly and continue to see falling temperatures to the 40s for highs tuesday and next wednesday. live look right now at route

accident happening out on route 1a. the general edwards bridge is completely closed down for an accident that happened in the northbound lanes. again it is the general edwards bridge, that entire section is completely closed down. we'll continue to follow this and let you know when it reopens. a local teenager hit by a stray bullet speaking out. >> plus the man accused of attacking a teen on her way to school heads to court. . >> reporter: a 21-year old man has been arrested, police say he kidnaped and raped a 13-year old. it all happened yesterday morning while that middle school student was walking to school. police say mateo grabbed her from behind and forced her inside a second floor apartment where he allegedly raped her and held her there for more than 2 hours. when she was finally released she went to school, called her mother and they say

wearing an ankle bracelet for a pretrial probation case but say he was not a sex offender. coming up at 6 hear how police say they were so quickly able to arrest mateo. . a woman missing for more than a day found safe in a swamp. the 45-year old was carried out of the woods and into an ambulance early this morning. she was taken to the hospital and is said to be in investigating how she ended up in the woods. . the 123-year old struck by a stray bullet in chelsea is back home from the hospital and the man accused of shooting him is expected here in court later today. this video shows him arriving home last night with the bullet still lodged in his back. he says he was watching tv on the 3rd floor wednesday night when he heard the sound of gunshots coming from the street

up a bullet came through the wind dough and hit him. coming up he talks about the moment he was shot and concerns about the violence in his neighborhood. . a new report finds the epa delayed issuing an emergency order in the flint water crisis. an inspector general review shows the government had the authority and enough information to issue the order as early as 7 months before they took any action. flint's water became started using a new water source. president obama is defending his health overhaul saying the uninsured rate is at the lowest in interest. he says there is need for improvements. he made the comments yesterday and is pushing for more young adults to enroll. . in today's health watch doctorses are weighing in on how

get. any child under 18 months should get no screen time at all except for video chatting with family and friends. for toddlers parents should find age appropriate content but watch it about them. kids under 5 should get an hour a day in front of of a screen and any child older than that should be monitored. forcing yourself to work out when you're usually asleep may not be best. researchers say your muscles anme body's normal waking hours. well, it's a side effect of the holiday season, the dreaded holiday weight gain and for most people it has already begun. researchers at cornell found many gain weight between halloween and new year's and gain an average of 1.3 pounds between christmas and new year's alone. they say most lose half of what they gain shortly after the holiday season ends but the rest takes an average of

researchers at mit are celebrating a new record. the reactor reached a record for pressure, that means scientists are getting closer to figure out how to use nuclear fusion to power homes and businesses. the president says there's still resistance but that could change. . >> i think that the innovations are more understood and better understood. i can see that -- how tha perception of people and feel a little more comfortable. >> the power could be limitless, but shortly after scientists reached this record the reactor was shut down and the government pulled its funding. well a special honor for a boston native. >> the mayor dedicated a new basketball court to michael bivens. he growl up in roxbury and said he spent much of his

>> you're tall are you good at basketball. >> terrible. >> i am too. >> couldn't run an dribble at the same time. >> still to come we're taking a look back at the week's biggest

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to a dramatic coast guard rescue. >> and everything in between. here's a look back at the week that was. >> hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate. >> you're not up to doing the job. >> good luck in the voting booth. >> a level 3 sex offender is due in court today. >> bliss say he violated his probation by going to a library. >> a long time teacher accused of sending nude pictures of himself to students. >> former red sox star wants to be a u.s. senator. >> in politics never. >> i think i can make a difference. >> the swimmer who got caught pulled to safety by a coast guard. >> happy out come for this man and his family. >> join him for a run this morning along the charles. >> okay so that's my running route. so i feel like i might be able to beat him. >> what time of the day would you say you're most creative? >> anytime i'm on the toilet. >> i'm going to leave that one right there. >> chance to visit a castle.

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. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. >> it is friday, october 21st. right now at 6 a 13-year old girl brutally assaulted on her way to school, the questions troubles. >> new overnight a car slams into a home and police say the people inside took off and left behind plenty of damage. >> also new a woman rescued from a swamp more than a day after she went missing. >> and the awkward dinner conversation between donald trump and hillary clinton. >> but first the forecast. when is this fog going to burn off for the morning commute? it will be a while actually. we have a warm front lifting to