is among 4 friends killed in practice wrong-way crash. >> and breaking overnight the deal that could get dining hall workers back on the job. >> and a snapchat scare the photo sending a local school into lock down and extra security measures that will be in place today. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. 5:00 right now. thanks >> it is tuesday, october 25th, and grab your coat before you head out the door. and maybe even a scarf. >> i had one on this morning. not going to lie. a little chilly compared to yesterday. temperatures are 5 to 15 degrees cooler for most of us at this hour. temperature 43 in boston doesn't seem so bad, dew points in the 30s and air is dry but the wind out of the west at 14 miles per hour.

39 in manchester, skies mainly clear just a couple of clouds stretching through central new hampshire and back down to the sea coast and that's about it. we're in for plenty of sunshine today and a few building clouds at times. we'll drop a few more degrees between now and the next couple of hours. sunrise at 7:09. the wind today is going to gust occasionally between 20 and 35 miles per hour and high temperatures will only top out in the mid to upper 40 this is afternoon. for the ride home. sunset at 5:46 and temperature at 45 degrees. a construction has wrapped up inside the oneil tunnel. there's really nothing that's going to show you down. also no issues further back on 128 or route 3 getting up to the braintree split. our north roads are wide open, there's one

down there's road work on the ramp there. a tentative deal has been reached to answered 3-week strike at harvard. the university and its dining hall workers have reached a tentative agreement. they just did it after 1:00 this morning. dozens of students walked out of class marching support of the cafeteria workers. the employees were demanding better wages and no changes to their health care benefits. dining workers are expected to vote on the deal tomorrow and could be back to thursday. also breaking overnight a 16-year old on massachusetts most wanted list has been arrested on murder charges. smith was arrested just before midnight. he'll be arraigned this morning incomes to a july shooting death in fall river. and 4 people killed overseas at a popular theme park. officials say 2 men and 2 women were riding the ride when one of the victims was thrown from the raft.

police are working to figure out exactly what went wrong. 4 college friends killed in a fiery crash caused by a wrong-way driver. >> they were on their way back to school when they were hit. 2 of the victims were identified as 20-year old digs and fisher. . >> reporter: another victim in that car was also one of their cousins, friends and family members say all 4 well-known, well-liked and had bright futures ahead of them rodney fisher says his son was a good kid who loved life. >> he was a loveable kid, well liked by all the kids, you know. very popular. he was the best son. that i could ask for. >> reporter: he attended becker

sunday a 31-year old woman from fall river driving the wrong way on 495 smashed into the vehicle carrying him and 3 others. it burst into flames all 5 people involved in the crash died. digs says his son was a blessing. >> he made me happy. he was working to excel for himself. he was trying to be the best he could be and that's all i could ever ask. >> reporter: friends gathered at a vigil they were cousins who grew up on cape cod and the 4 young man was from new york. >> really good kids with bright futures. >> reporter: his father says people can help by saying a prayer and holding your own loved ones close. >> when you see your kid give them a hug and let them know that you love them because i hug my kid ever time i got a chance and told him i loved him all the time.

grief counselors at anna maria college today where 2 of the victims were students. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. our eye team took a closer look at what can be down to prevent wrong way crashes. 4 years ago officials recommending lowering wrong way and do not enter signs to make them easier to see at night. in rhode island a sensors on the roads immediately notifies police of any wrong way driver. massachusetts decided not to buy at that system because it was too expensive. . now, to a developing story where police are investigating a roll over crash that sent 3 people to the hospital. you can see the vehicle on its roof. state police say it looks like a 17-year old driver lost control on route 145 near hillside avenue last night. no word on whether any charges will be filed.

been filed in the deadly crash at sweet tomatoes restaurant. the case was brought by the husband of 57-year old meel yes. an out of control car slammed into the restaurant in march. the driver faces 2 counts of vehicular homicide. he has multiple sclerosis but prosecutors say that did not cause the crash. he insists his brake pedal was stuck. a sc there will be extra security at that school. we're live in fall river with the details. . >> reporter: that stepped it security will be a welcomed sight for those who were fearful yesterday. fortunately no one was hurt during this incident but no one appreciated the scare. it all started with this, a snapchat photo of a hand

high school captioned life at durfey. it september students to administrators and forced the school in lock down. a search for the student who might have posted the photo came up empty on campus. they believed he had gone home which is where fall river police found the 15 years old with a bb gun. >> our kids go to school for knowledge and education and scared to come to school. >> reporter: as staff and parents waited for answers concerns were mounting. >> they need to get more security guards here that know what tre >> reporter: that is expected to happen today, increased security of metal detectors, wands and a single entrance and exit. they released a statement reading in part as a school community we're so much better than the unsafe behavior demonstrated by some students we look forward to a safe routine for -- return to our re teen tomorrow.

up security today and staff, of course hoping it goes much better. . the widow of a state trooper killed on the mass pike is urging voters to say no to legalizing marijuana. she says question 4 would do more harm than good. the trooper was killed last spring when a driver who prosecutors say had been smoking pot crashed into his cruiser. . >> with this bill i don't feel like we would gai it. i think we're going to -- there's going to be more accidents, you're going to have families that are going to be without their loved ones because we're putting -- putting people at risk. if it happened to my family it can happen to anybody's, why would we take this risk right now? >> question 4 would only legalize marijuana use for people 21 an over but driving high would still be illegal and would not change if question 4

more than 4,000 people lined up in boston yesterday to cast their ballots it's the first time the state has allowed early voting. the votes won't be counted until election day which is november 8th. with just 2 weeks left to go until election day hillary clinton and donald trump are holding dualing rallies in florida today. a new poll shows trump trailing clinton by 5 points nationally. >> reporter: capped a second day of a 3-day push through florida. . >> it's over for obama care and hillary clinton wants to double down and make it more expensive. >> reporter: at a round table with farmers the republican nominee placed preelection polls as inaccurate including ones showing him trailing clinton in most battleground states. >> they are phony polls put out

against the latest woman accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> said that he grabbed me on the arm and she's a porn star i'm sure she's never been grabbed before. >> reporter: a full court press for clinton's campaign yesterday. she criticized her opponent at a rally in new hampshire. >> this is someone who roots for failure and takes glee in mocking our country. >> reporter: alongside clinton massachusetts senator warren. >> he a mouthful of tic tacs that he can force himself on women. >> reporter: president obama criticized trump's campaign. >> if you want to say anything and do anything that's a problem. >> reporter: with 14 days left in the race clinton has begun looking past the nominee turning her focus to helping other democrats on the ballot.

amherst poll on the new hampshire senate race. ayotte or hassan have been trading narrow leads for months. is that about to change? jon keller will have the answer for us ahead. governor baker will be in new york today talking about charter schools he'll talk about efforts here in the state to increase act sews so to what he calls quality education. he's long supported question 2 here allow 12 new charter schools each year. coming up getting ready for electronic tolling. >> what you need to know before the big change on friday and the warning from state officials. >> and a spooky invitation at -- invention rather at mit how scientists are making the ordinary seem haunting. a chilly start right now temperatures running the 30s and 40s and we're only going to be

gusty breeze. kids certainly will want to be bundled up. check it out kids at the south school, had a great time and tweeted out south school is roaring after an hour of science. have a great day at

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mit is experimenting with artificial intelligence just in time for halloween. >> they call the creation the nightmare machine, the project generates scary versions of average scenes and icons like turning an average living room in the scene of a horror movie or making a castle look like a house of horrors. >> i don't know if i want to recreate my nightmares like my teeth falling out or. >> don't you hate that one. >> do you ever get the onehe in my nails. the weirdest. >> let's look up the meaning of that one. >> i have had the teeth falling out one. >> that's stress, i guess. >> is it? >> yeah, i've had that one. or falling. that's another one. >> see, i don't want to recreate any of that. >> no, me either. all right so it's a little cool this morning and the winds a little gusty and temperatures

yesterday. i'm still thinking about sand stuck in chris's nails. 43 in boston right now. 40 in lawrence, 49 in manchesten worcester and a bit of a breeze. the wind chill is 36 at the airport and only 29 at the worcester airport. keep in mind that's a thousand feet in elevation but nonetheless it is a chilly start. skies are mainly clear. we do have snow showers dottings england. more snow too coming across eastern canada. we don't have to worry about it today but there will be coatings as much as an inch or 2 in the high terrain. and high pressure nosing its way out of central canada will be in control of our weather the next couple of days providing us with that northwest wind and that cooler air coming out of the north and west. so highs today will only be in the upper 40 to say low 50s and at times 5 to 10 degrees cooler

in. clear and cold tonight. you think this morning is cold l tomorrow morning 29 to 33 in the suburbs. the winds will still be active but not quite as strong as it will be during the day today. freeze warnings are up and growing season still ongoing but any sensitive vegetation will be killed tonight with those temperatures at or below 32 degrees. look similar, same map tomorrow, upper 40s, low 50s with sunshine building clouds the next couple of days. next chance of wet weather doesn't arrive until thursday, watch what happens thursday morning 8 a.m. we start with sun and clouds, and there is going to be precipitation nearby and i see precipitation not rain because look at the blue on the map snow pressing through new york and pennsylvania.

speaking before that leading edge comes in so it will just be a touch of a wintry mix. potentially some of the higher terrain of worcester county depending on the timing. a lighter but steady rain fills in during the evening. it looks like it's going to pour at times thursday night into friday morning. we'll keep you posted on that. friday after any early morning rain ends the sun breaks out we'll be in the mid-50s this weekend no wash-outs but a couple of showers around. if you're heading out soon watch out for an accident on the expressway in milton at exit 11 blocking the left lane. you can see that it's not creating any but still pretty early out there and there's not too many people on the roads. we'll keep our eye on this and let you know when it clears or if it becomes a problems.

transponders. crews will begin demolishing the old booths next week and mass dot officials are warning there could be significant back ups. the project is expected to take until november and many drivers are saying they're having trouble getting the necessary transponders online or in person. >> an error it says clause the browser and try it again. i did it several times. i called both of the numbers they both refer me to another phone number toca answering machine saying please call these numbers. >> so service centers say that they'll have extended hours for commuters with those types of question. for details check out our website at cbsboston.com. a local lawmaker calling for an investigation over cancelations on the commuter rail's fairmount line. he's asked the department of justice and the federal transit

civil rights were violated by the cancelation and aversion of trains from lower income neighborhoods. the fairmount lines starts in hyde park on its way to south station. a rhode island youth football team suspended and their coach fired after a 19-year old man was playing with the team. the buccaneers were caught using that 19-year old during that game on sunday in a league for 13 and 14-year old players. them she's upset with the coach's decision to allow that man to play. >> i'm embarrassed. i feel disrespected. i feel there's no words that can explain how i feel. . >> our sister station in rhode island speak to the coach and the 19-year old. they're both offering their apologies. coming up next the world series starts tonight. >> plus an inside look at the pats win over the steelers,

room. >> and concerns about the kicker, what he says about his recent struggles and why his teammates don't seem too worried. sh that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice y ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte

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. the patriots reacting to their win in >> plus goskowski gets blunt about his recent struggle. >> well, good morning everyone after sunday's win the pats have the best record in the nfl. the only team at 6 and 1. but as we learn there are always thing to improve on and the most glaring issue right now is the kicker. he missed the extra point on sunday for the second week in a row. the team is certainly standing by him. >> i stink right now that's just the bottom line.

out how to get better. >> we're going to be as positive as we can be. you don't want to say too much but you want to let him know that we continue to have faith in him, continue to believe in his ability to perform. and that, you know, we wouldn't trade him for anyone. >> that's your captain talking. be sure to catch all access friday at 7 on wbz. we'll show you the locker room celebration after their win in pittsburgh. >> good win, good win. >> how about malcom, we catch him in practice, we catch him in the game. it all starts right there. that's the way to run the rock lg. that's the way to run the rock. nice job. >> how do we feel about being 6 and 1? . >> oh, yeah. >> there's your captain again

on sunday starting with patriots game day at 11:30. pats appeared bills kick off at 1 followed boot 5th quarter post game show. in game 1 of the world series tonight in cleveland. that's sports for now. guys over to you. still to e breaking news, a possible deal to end a dining hall strike in harvard. >> plus what crewsre make sure no one falls through a storm drain. >> you would assume the gender gap is larger than ever why that would be wrong. . so clear skies we're going to drop a couple more degrees between now and 8 a.m. and a few building clouds not much of a rebound in this hour by hour, 46 by noontime, 47 by 2 p.m., a chilly breeze today and some changes on the way. we're going

weather perhaps moving in when we come back. stay with us. 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

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. right now 4 college friends killed in a wrong-way crash, the latest on the investigation and

>> breaking overnight strike over the tentative agreement at harvard that could put workers back on the job. >> and fighting for the women's vote item gender gap is closing for the race for president and what that means for the candidates. live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. thanks for joining us, everybody. >> tuesday october 25th you're definitely going to want to start the car a little bit early before you head to work. >> it's down right cold. >> ink compared to yesterday we're about 5 to 15 degrees cooler lower 40s here, a lot of spots as the kids head to the bus stop we'll be in the 30s to low 40s. 43 in boston, 40 in lawrence, skies mainly clear. a few patchy clouds. and just dotting northern counties as well. a bright and chilly sunrise coming up temperatures will be running the 40s, breezy and cool with

we're about 10 to 12 degrees cooler than we were yesterday and the wind today may gust occasionally 25 to 35 miles per hour so that will add a bit of a chill to the air. sunset at 5:46 and temperatures in the mid-40s, more 40s through mid-week. the roads are decent so far. traffic starting to pick up. this is by the gas tank. that accident further back from here that was blocking the left lane good to go on the expressway again. checking our maps there is traffic building on 128 in braintree and out to our north there is slow traffic on 93 south between exits 47 and 43. checking our top stories right now friends and families coming together to remember 4 college friends killed in a wrong-way crash. a vigil was

were hit. 2 of the victims were identified as digs and fisher. police will formally identify all of the victims today. and breaking overnight a tentative deal has been reached to answered 3-week strike at harvard university. they reached the agreement just after 1:00 this morning. the employees were demanded better wages and no changes to their health care benefits. dining workers are expected to vote on the deal tomorrow and could b . crews in nashua new hampshire will begin inspecting and securing storm drain covers after the death of a 16-year old. city officials say crews will secure all secure covers across the city. they'll also replace aluminum covers with stainless steel bun. a 16-year old was killed after he fell through a storm drain on friday. . better late than never. it is late they should have done

to prevent something awful like this. at least they're trying to fix something now. hopefully we can prevent more in nashua. >> the city plans to check manhole covers on sidewalks and crosswalks. now, to campaign 2016 senator warren on the campaign trail with hillary clinton in manchester new hampshire and the event yesterday was geared towards women. warren and clinton both spent a good talking about women's issues and warren brought up donald trump's crude comments about women meanwhile trump is trying to course the female vote by focussing on education. he's telling supporters in florida yet that parents should be able to choose their children's school. well, this morning our jon keller takes a closer look at the gender gap in this election and why the female vote is so crucial.

most significant demographic in modern politics, the gender gap. the difference between men and women see the issues and the candidates. since 1980, women have been on average 8% more likely to back the democratic candidate than men have. and a case can be made that this was one of the most important factors in the victories of bill clinton and barack obama. and you might automatically assume that this year will be larger than ever after all hillary clinton is the first female nominee of a major u.s. political party while donald trump has at times made achiee bunker seem like a feminist. the afternoon gender gap in polling this month is 10 points but substantial but right if line with past elections and nowhere near the margins that

numbers in history and that could be turning off some women but when you see trump's lead among men starting to erode it suggests that men are tiring of his act and finding common ground with the women in their lives. there are solid reasons why men and women usually see things somewhat differently, different life experiences and different instincts but wouldn't it be something if come election day the gap is s start of a new era in our politics where the values we all share take priority officer those we do not. your take is welcome here via email. or on getter. . still ahead ranking the most reliable car brands. >> plus how apple could get a big boost from a big rival.

down, coming up the plans for a safer school day today. and checking in with weather watchers here this morning temperatures are running in the 30s in some spots so a chilly start to the day north of boston ted checking in with clear skies and 35 degrees right now. we're not going to rebound all that much today highs in the 40s, i'll let you know how long a chill is going to stick around

kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me...

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released its lift of the jobs with the largest salary increases. >> certified nurses assistants and sales manager saw an 11% raise last year. the average increase nationwide is between 2 and 3%. . >> i'm on your team, raises all around. could sneaker manufacturers be making a return to the united states, re box announced plans to open a high tech lab tort. addidas is also opening up a new american factory in georgia next year. well blue laws keep all stores in massachusetts closed on thanksgiving day some stores in rhode island and new hampshire will actually be opened but a new survey found most americans don't think they should about 55% say stores should be closed on thank giving and should wait until friday to

it's kind of like on point millennials. >> they want to get out of the house they want to go shopping with their friends and the rest of us don't want to go shopping and do want to hang out and take a nap. >> it's a good excuse. you pig out all day long and take a nap if you want to get away from the family. >> i don't like them opening on thanksgiving. up. >> and samsung helping apple 's bottom line. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. samsung note 7's losses may be apple iphone 7's gains. they're set to announce their quarterlily earnings today and analyst expect a turn around for the giant after samsung announced 2 recalls leading to a

iphone shipments are expected to out this quarter. for the first time in more than 35 years an american car brand as cracked the top 3 of consumer reports survey of automobile reliability. buick was ranked 3rd. one reason buick ranked so well is because it has fewer models and no pickups or truck based suvs that usually hurt other gm brands. . and american girl the us this is a first for the brand. while some dolls are available at other stores this will be the first time a u.s. based retailer will feature an american girl shop. they'll open at about 100 locations nationwide as early as this saturday. back to you. >> last hour i didn't even talk to you about the american girl hair salon that they have in their stores that you won't get at toys are us where they do the

doll. >> the doll's hair? >> yes. >> i'm so new to this. >> we need to go to this. it's an amazing experience. >> what i have confirmed no bar at the american girl doll store. >> no, no bar. thank you. . >> i think if they could add some wine service to the cafe that would be a good thing >> i'd be going along with you. >> you don'tav but wine would be totally civilized. coming up new concerns about pickup truck safety. >> plus thinking twice about common household items the every day staples that could be hazardous to your health. >> and 4 friends are killed when a wrong-way driver slams into their car head on, how friends

dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. about how to make debt work for you, ask me. 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.

ump 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. 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.

. dozens honored at the state police awards ceremony celebrating selfless acts. >> half of those honor honors -- honored were answering the call in the murder of police officer ronald tarantino. . >> good work by all. all right. it is 5:46 time for check of you're going to notice it chilly >> we were complaining about the cold yesterday i guess we should have enjoyed while we could. >> tomorrow morning -- actually i'm not surprised. . >> come on. explaining yesterday. hey, i don't know if you noticed too by the way but this weekend kind of did a number on some of leaves those areas of past peak

it was still close to peak if not peak colors south of town. still in splashes here and there. 36 in worcester right now, 43 in boston doesn't seem so bad, right? seasonably cool october morning but the wind is making it feel colder so the wind chill in worcester is 29 degrees, 36 in boston. it's 34 in lawrence so a chilly start. you certainly do want to be bundled up. skies mainly clear and inor of sunshine. our friends in northern new england dealing with snow showers along the canadian border. highs only in the mid to upper 40s that's it, 48 in nashua, 43 in worcester, low to mid-40s, to keene it will be around 50 in plymouth. again sunshine and building clouds and tonight it's going to be cold. so you'll be complaining tomorrow morning too

in the suburbs, freeze warnings are up for parts of metro west essex county and sensitive vegetation will be killed overnight tonight with temperatures at or below freezing. tomorrow a very similar day overall. there will be a few evening clouds that come into the mix. it's really the active wind the next couple of days gusting occasionally today between 25 and 35 miles per hour. now, by nurse things bit. we start with a little bit of sunshine then the clouds increase pretty quickly. a gusty southeast wind taking over. our temperatures will slowly rise and it's really a question of how quickly we can warm up into the 40s which is still cool, and how fast this precipitation comes in, because i do think we'll get a brief wintry mix. perhaps the high terrain of worcester county thursday afternoon before a change-over it looks like a

thursday evening and night. it may pour for a time. some of us could see 1 to 2 inches of rain. friday morning a left over shower and the sun breaks out and mid-50s this weekend. a couple of new accidents to tell you about. we will start south of the city here in hanover there is an accident on route 3 north blocking the shoulder at exit 13 but as you can see no major back up. up here there is an accident on 495 north after exit 52 you can see it's also not causing any back up but we'll keep our eye on both of these. a snapchat photo forcing one school to step up security. >> plus a vigil for 4 friends killed in a wrong way crash and a big arrest in massachusetts our top stories begin with that breaking news. a 16-year old on the state's most wanted list will be arraigned on murder charges

a shooting death in fall river back in july. . >> reporter: 4 friends are killed when a wrong way driver slams into their car head on. grief stricken friends held a vigil last night for the 4 young men. 2 of the victims have been identified as 20-year old digs and 19-year old fisher. the 4th young man was a friend from new york. family members say they were driving back to when just after midnight on sunday a 31-year old woman from fall river driving the wrong way on 495 smashed into their vehicle. all 5 people involved in the crash died. hear from their friend and family coming up. . breaking overnight a tentative deal has been reached to answered 3-week strike at harvard university. the university and its dining workers reached that tentative agreement just after 1 this morning. the police were

changes to their health care benefits. workers are expect today vote tomorrow. i'm live in fall river this morning with durfey high school will have increased security. this comes after a snapchat photo cause add big scare yesterday and put that school on lock down. you can see it is a gun location stamped durfey high school and captioned life at to administrators. the school was placed on lock down immediately following that but that 15-year old student police believe posted the photo had already left the ground. they found the student at his home with a bb gun. the student was arrested and faces several charges, coming up how parents are reacting to this scare. . prince's home in minnesota is now becoming a museum.

the city council voted to rezone the area to make it a permanent museum. pickup trucks getting poor marks from the insurance industry. 7 of the 11 small and full sized pickup tested the lowest score possible of poor. researchers tested the amount of light that a truck provides as it travels straight on curves the ridgeline was the only truck to receive a good the chevy colorado got the lowest mark. the cars and suvs tested also rated poorly with their headlights. an alarming study about chemicals found in household items. experts say they're costing americans $340 billion a year in health care costs. they're found in everything from tin cans to plastic bottles. the specific health risks are

researchers found they caused at least 15 different conditions including birth defects and in some cases cancer. uber is helping people stay healthy by offering free flu shots today just use your app. you get a free care package and the option to receive the vaccine for up to 5 people. a registered nurse will give you the shot and handle all of paperwork. interesting. >> interesting, indeed. all right. still to come an road. >> the man stopping traffic and turning heads with a unique costume. the u.s. senate race in new hampshire could be the key to the balance of power in washington. we've got the

. not your typical arrest a than maine is facing charges for dressing up like a tree and blocking traffic in portland. this is weird. he was decked out from head to toe. police charged him with obstructing traffic. they say he told officers he wanted to see how people would react to his quote performance. >> but it is fall and he'll lose

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. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> tuesday october 25th, and right now at 6:00 adding extra security at a local high school today, the social media threat leading to a lock down. a heartbreaking loss, loved ones gathered to remember 4 college students killed in a wrong-way crash. >> the senate race that could have big washington new at 6 the results of our poll in the battle between ayotte and has gone hassan. >> plus breaking news on that dining hall strike at harvard. danielle, a little chilly out there this morning. >> temperatures 5 to 15 degrees cooler than we were at this time yesterday. we just lost a degree in the last hour at the airport. it's 42 degrees now. wind out of the west at 9 miles per hour it's making it feel