bolting covers. a man was shot in the head and survived steps away from the medical center. . the scene was just cleared a moment ago but i can tell you it all happened on the other runds the best western hotel parking lot here in the shadows of boston medical center. take a look at the scene that we shot at the time. police on the scene telling us a 25-year old man was standing near the fence when a guy rode up on a bicycle and shot him in the face. they tell me the lower part of his face. as far as the suspect, we're not sure what sort of exchange there was happening between the two in the moments leading up to the shooting.

a better idea of exactly that. there is a number of surveillance video and camera around this area so they have went around collecting as much footage as they could get along with ballistic information. they have not ie dent foied a suspect at this point but i can tell you certainly an active investigation. the good news, as you mentioned, the 25-year old man is in stable condition at this hour. live in boston, nick giovanni, news news. five people killed in a wrong way crash. one car slamming into another and all the victims we are told were young adults. >> investigators say the wrong way driver was headed south in the northbound lanes close to middleboro. bill shields is life there tonight. >> reporter: police have yet to officially identify any of the five people involved in this horrific crash.

the principal of barnesville high school did say two of them were from the graduating class of 2015 and 1 was on a career path to become a firefighter. this is what's left of the car that the four young people were in. they all died when it was hit head on by this car which police say was going on the wrong a 495 the preliminary investigation leads investigators to believe the wrong way operator vehicle struck the northbound vehicle head on. the crash impact caused the northbound vehicle to become engulfed in fire. >> it was just after midnight last night and the driver of the white infinity hit the mercury with four young people inside and the mercury bursted

0. >> reporter: firefighters were on the scene within minutes. >> none of the fatalities are pleasant for us but this was exceptionally horrific for our guys and for the families involved. >> reporter: firefighters put out the flames on the mercury but then saw the four young people inside. >> to see that and that much tragedy in one difficult. >> reporter: police believe the infinity was on the highway for only a few minutes when it crashed head on into the mercury. even veteran police officers were disturbed by what they saw. >> certainly any horrific scene would trouble anyone. >> that white infinity is registered to a 31-year old woman out of fall river but police have yet to confirm she was in fact driving the car.

by the end of the week no more cash tolls in massachusetts. it's a move to improve traffic flow but in the short term it could get worse before it gets better. christina haguer is live from the tolls now. you can say goodbye to toll booths and if that makes anyone nostalgic, mass dot officials emphasize this new plan is supposed faster, cleaner, and safer but first, more than an hour of 24- hour road construction. >> we don't want anyone to think they will travel at highway speeds on monday october 31st. it's halloween so you're welcome for your headlines. >> friday night they take cash for the last time at 9:45.

orange ticket you will get in the mail if you don't have an easy pass transponder which set the lines like this. when the driver called customer service a busy signal. >> it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: mass dot officials added more staffing to handle the demand but commuters will ne changes from this to this -- drivers going to the far right making way for demolition in the middle. what they may not realize is there's a sort of speed bump forcing people to slow down as they approach the booth. this will go down about six feet during the demolition. >> this tunnel carries not only people but also the utilities. >> reporter: tunnels underneath the booth will be filled and the ones overhead scheduled to

drivers to be guided back to the left making way for crews to knock down the booth to the far right. it's supposed to look like this by the end of 2017. 0. >> reporter: what about all these toll workers? 86 of them were reassigned to new jobs and others took early buy out offers and some 250 will be laid off. christina haguer, wbz news. a chill is coming, highs this week only in the 40s, believe it or not. we have the first look at your forecast and wind out there today, eric. yeah gusty as we head into the day tomorrow delivering the colder air. down to 48 days in wooster. 53 in pittsburgh. pretty comfortable with the wind today.

won't completely going away so it will be chilly. mainly clear skies. lows 32-37 and close to 39 in downtown boston. you see the northwest breeze staying with us. that air flow is right out of canada and keeping temperatures below average the next few days. so chilly some of the area might see snowfall later this week. here's a look at the temperature trend. below the average mark for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday warmer towards the weekend. big change compared to last week. we'll talk about the chance for a wintery mix. campaign 2016 tonight, battleground new hampshire hillary clinton campaigning in the granite state with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren at her side. the election is two weeks from tomorrow. the candidates in the home stretch now as wbz shows us clinton and donald trump are focusing all of their efforts

>> reporter: hillary clinton's entrance in manchester new hampshire drew attention to her widening campaign message. pairing with elizabeth warren warren. >> we have to break through the grid lock. >> reporter: clinton is focusing more on helping congressional candidates. she and warren both took shots at trump. >> on november 8th we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet [ laughter ] to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever. . >> he became the first person running for president -- republican or democrat -- who refused to say that he would respect the results of this election. now [ crowd booing ] now, that is a direct threat to our

midway through a multi day campaign blit z in the must win state of florida. a smaller round table trump slammed recent polls i think we're winning. they show phony polls where they look at democrats like the abc phony poll that came out. totally phony. . >> reporter: trump is putting a lot of focus on flaz fla. two campaign tomorrow. the tracking poll shows trump trailing clinton by three points in the state. -- -- florida. early voting underway in massachusetts. this is the first time voters have came to the polls and there's been long lines at boston city hall where the mayor was among people casting ballots. election day is two weeks from tomorrow, november 8th. patriots quarterback tom

an issue that has dogged the nfl for years. >> brady was asked about the nfl's inaction after josh brown was accused of assaulting his wife. steve has more on that. last month josh brown received a one game suspension after he was arrested for domestic violence following an incident with his wife in may of last year. last week letters, e-mails and i journals of brow released from the face showing more domestic violence. they were unaware of the dkmentes at the time -- -- documents. it's possible he may never play again. during his weekly appearance tom brady steered clear of criticizing the nfl. again, citing domestic

i think it's a terrible, terrible thing. >> it's still mind boggling that brady got suspended for four games for being aware of deflating footballs and brown just received a one game suspension for domestic violence. that makes no sense. >> it makes sense -- a bad commissioner is that sunday's match up friday night at 7:00, wbz has you covered on sunday patriots kick off at 7:30 followed by the fifth quarter post game show all here on channel four. sunny and dry and we still saw delays on the commuter rail. >> why the t is blaming something that happens every #235u8. a horrific bush crash, the

local police officers who helped to stop a cop killer -- getting the recognition they deserve. new on the news at 6:00, a dress code controversial at boston latin school. they say the new rules are sexist and target minorities. tonight, how they hope to skirt

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the victims were conducting a monitoring smugglers trying to traffic people in and out of libya with drugs. the national transportation safety board in this country is trying to figure out what caused this deadly bus crash in southern california. the bus plowed swoo a tractor trailer. authorities identified 11 of the 13 people on i-ten near palm springs. nine women among the victims ages between 52-72.

going. a week from halloween and local police have a message for everyone to just be smart. money munson officers posted a picture on their facebook where they discovered this clown mask and pistol. there's no charges in the case but officers are warning people about having these types of things in your car. over the years broadcast transmissions been restored. after the storm friday night a problem at a transmission site knocked out our signal. engineers replaced the damage section of the light that affected several stations on saturday. power was restored today at 4:06 and on wbz at 4:12. thanks for your patience and understanding. >> and thanks to whoever is on that pole. >> we really peesht you.

the world. >> that is somebody with no fear. >> holy cow. >> we're very grateful. wow. okay so it was windy today but i thought it was nice. >> it felt like a great day in new england. >> a little bit of snow in new england. >> really? >> the snow and the foliage -- getting both around sugar loaf in maine. past peak now in much of maine. looks like winter and they did some runs over the slopes on killing ton, always trying to have that first bragging right for people on the slopes. they may see more snow later this week. temperatures in the 50s. worcester at 60. the coldest air is directed towards new england and that's the trend here throughout much

last time around. 0 clouds melting away and that's our weather the next few days 6789 tonight falling back in the 30s. still a breeze out of the northwest, making it feel chilly. bundle up for your walk around the neighborhood with the dog. chilly start to the day in the 30s. many towns never hit 50 degrees. again, it will be breezy out of the northwest, gusts around 25 miles per hour during the day. the gustiest time is midday through the early afternoon and starts to weaken into tomorrow night and temperatures fall back because of the weaker wind. we're looking at readings in the 20s and 30s. highs reaching the lower to mid 40s.

eastern massachusetts. tomorrow night expecting some 20s and 30s and some areas that may not have had a freeze yet. there's freeze watches out including essex county and heading down towards south eastern parts of the state. not one for the cape yet. freeze warnings and frost advisories for tomorrow night. then we head into the middle and late parts of the week. this system is having our interests for thursday and friday. . it could be where we could get snow and ice before we change over to rainfall thursday afternoon and evening. not really talking about totals but worth a chance to see wintery weather. best chances towards the berkshires and greens. we could see the snow getting into worcester county as well. closer to the coast there's a wind off the ocean and that should be enough this time of year to keep this as rainfall. we'll fine tune that as we get

worcester? on average around thanksgiving. it doesn't look like this time we're getting snow there but we'll watch it over the next couple of days. we are looking towards the end of the week. rain lingering in friday. this looks like a good soaker. more rain showers on saturday and halloween is now on the saturday. . if you still shot, uber can help for free. open your app between 11:00 and 3:00 and you get a free care package and the option to receive the flu vaccine for five people. a registered nurse will give you the shot and handle the paperwork. the mother of one con joined twins says this picture captured the most profound moment of her life.

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ertising. commuter rail delays by season. >> in the summer it's the heat slowing us down. in the winter it's the snow and now in the fall it's leaves delaying the trains. they tweeted out this cartoon passengers were delayed on the worcester, fair mont, and providence lines this morning. all of them seem like spring may be the best and only good time of year for the trains on the tracks. >> maybe it's our transit system much prefers a san diego type of environment. >> right, but it's in new england so that's the problem. >> probably not moving: i think it's staying where it is. a woman in canada gets a

car parked in a bar parking lot. >> there was a piece of paper tucked under her windshield wiper. the manager thanked her for leaving her car behind. enclosed there was a voucher for one pound of chicken wings. >> nice gesture. >> it was even typed. they went to a lot of trouble. cookie crisp is cereal so why not girl scout cookie crisp. >> they are produced limited edition cereals fsh thin mints and samoan crunch. both are expected to be available in january, the start of girl scout cookie cereal. >> were there cereals you weren't allowed to have as kids?

>> we were strictly cheer owes and chex. anything with sugar we couldn't have. this story behind this picture is amazing. this boy has autism and the dog is his service dog. this picture was taken moments after they first met. looks like they have known each other forever. that's the boy's crying at the instant connection between the two. beginning it could go that well. >> i could look at that picture all day long. straight ahead at 5:30, staring down history. >> what chicago is feeling tonight with the cubs in the world series and tits a feeling we remember here in boston. plus, what people think about stores opening for business on thanksgiving day. honoring the bravest among us, the act of courage that honored three state troopers

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.

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. please vote yes on question 2. interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? and give all owoman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote.

a moving ceremony honoring police and civilians, people's acts of selflessness sets them apart. >> half of the hon nar rees were honored for answering the

it was an unbroken line of heroes, state troopers mostly and local police officers and civilians, all with one thing in common -- they put their own safety on the line to help others. >> when we honor these brave people, we mac a statement about values and ideals. >> the roll call of 66 people involved in 18 different incidents -- saving someone from a burning car and chasing down an armed man or even a or these 33 troopers and paramedicsparamedics. trooper michael baker and carduse who was wounded in a shoot out with the suspect. >> it helicopters to be