developing right now, 4:30 am, flames -- triple-decker in everett forcing residents neighbors to document. police looking for a man in connection with the kidnapping of a girl and her bus stop your family -- they are talking about how she got away. the toll plaza comes down. we are getting a closer look at what you can expect during the demolition. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz

i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon. it is wednesday, october 26 and danielle niles is in this morning and it is cold. >> it is 5 degrees to 50 degrees colder this time for the 38 degrees, in boston, and it has been a while -- 31 in worcester, 37 in nashua and most of us in the mid-30s. mid-30s from beverly to lawrence, 33 in plymouth and 30s for some of us on cape cod, in the lower 40s province and down to chat him. the freeze warnings are up until 9:00 a.m. this morning. the temperatures are at or below 32 in spots with the end to the growing season and the ve clouds and it will be a very similar to to what we had yesterday. cold sunshine for the morning rush, sunrise at 7:11 am, sunshine and clouds, 44 for lunchtime and the wind show will be in the upper 30s at times. the wind is not as gusty as yesterday but it will be about 10 miles per hour to 20 miles per hour and the sunset is 5:45 pm with temperatures in the mid- 40s. we will let you know if we can see mix coming up your good morning. watch out for construction

i will also -- the mass pike westbound at the ted williams tunnel is closed for construction. all traffic is detour to the router one is sumner tunnel. we start with a developing story in everett. firefighters working through the night to put out the flames that he triple-decker home on floyd street. this started before 10:00 last night. the fire chief tells us that they had hidden pockets of fire in the attic a part of the rooftop collapsed. a woman living next door says that she is thankful that enable woke her up to evacuate. >> they got your quick. i'm glad that the city. i'm glad for my neighbors. i'm glad for everybody that came here because i do not know where we would be if it was not for them. >> there are no reports of any injuries and no word on a cause. this morning boston police are searching for this man in

-- at a bus stop it she fought back. >> the strangers came ready when they heard her screams. julie loncich x spoke with the girl's family. >> she is getting checked out. >> reporter: her stepfather says that she was steps from the bus stop on tuesday when she was grabbed from behind. >> she kicked him and try to defend herself and started screaming. somebody came to her rescue and he let her go and started running. >> reporter: police say that the man captured on surveillance video afterwards is a person of interest in the attempted kidnapping. >> i am upset that happened before 6:30 pm at the intersection of blue hill avenue and look for read -- street in roxbury as she was making her way to school. neighbors nearby said that they were woken up by an unmistakable sound. >> and i heard, like, this is screaming to me that made me jump up out of my bed. and i went to the window. when i went to the window, i could see a young girl talking

she is running -- over to me frantic. it is devastating. it is very scary. >> reporter: form -- from now on hector rodriguez says his stepdaughter will not be walking alone. >> i will be walking her to the bus stop. >> reporter: he will be out walking trying to find the answers. >> if anybody does that person, please report them because it could be your kids. >> reporter: thankfully the girl is okay. she actually made it to school on tuesday. if you have any information about the man seen in that image, roxbury, julie launcher, wbz this morning. a health warning over cases of the month at area colleges. three of them are at the university of new hampshire durham campus. a student tested positive at framingham state university we have learned that student is treated in isolation while the university checks immunization records of all the roommates and classmates. it is highly contagious. a school bus is towed out

board. the street is back open this morning. there were more than 30 kids on the bus when the driver clipped an suv, hit a fire hydrant, and a telephone pole and a mailbox before crashing into the house. paramedics took the drivers and five elementary school students to the hospital with minor injuries. >> it was going really fast and bumpy and then we just heard something crack and then it started to smell like fire. and then we were just were screaming. >> the accident is under investigation. police are trying to figure out if the driver was screen that was speeding or had a medical condition. a boston man is facing animal cruelty charges at north station. this a cell phone video from a witness who said that he saw him punch and hit the housekeeper and then he lifted him completely off of the ground by salish but he was arraigned yesterday and the animal shelter is taking care of the dog who they are calling sarah. >> sarah is a beautiful young

but love -- love and respect suggest come to the shelter. >> he is a level iii sex offender according to the registry. his bail on a case unrelated to the cruelty charges has also been revoked. we are getting the first look at what to expect as toll plazas on the pike start being demolished this weekend here is a computer animated video of what new traffic patterns will look like right and left of the existing toll plazas as the center areas are torn down and paved over. all electronic tolling begins this friday night at 10:00 and the demolition of the existing toll plazas will begin on sunday night. today striking cafeteria workers at harvard university will vote on a new deal. the school and labor union recent -- they reach that agreement. no details have been released but the union president told

the voting results will be announced later on tonight. the crimson says that workers could return to the dining halls tomorrow and normal operations could resume by monday. campaign 2016 and hillary clinton will celebrate her 69th birthday campaigning in florida. donald trump has added a new campaign stop in new hampshire on friday. today he will go to north carolina. cbs 11 roxana said mary has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: on his third straight day in florida donald trump used obamacare rate hikes to hammer hillary clinton. >> i'm going to repeal it and replace it she is going to expand it and it is going to get more expensive. >> reporter: in an interview the republican nominee also took aim at hillary clinton's foreign policy plans in syria. >> with her you will end up in world war iii. she does not know what she is doing. >> reporter: he saved his attack of the day for president obama himself. and exchange from hacked emails released by we can -- wikileaks yesterday.

president knew that hillary clinton was using her personal email. >> he has caught up. we have to investigate the investigation. >> reporter: either emails purportedly show top aide struggling to get past the liquids email scandal including the campaign chair who questioned her instincts. before her 69th birthday, hillary clinton latest wikileaks focusing instead on donald trump's rhetoric. >> after spending his entire campaign attacking one group of americans after another, now his final target is democracy itself. >> reporter: warning supporters not to be complacent. >> we have got to turn people out. >> reporter: she will get a boost from a gold star father as he campaigns for her in virginia today. roxana zuberi, cbs news. at 6:00 this morning, more results from our exclusive wbz

new hampshire voters weighing in on the presidential debate and the impact of all of the negativity surrounding the raise. it appears that justin timberlake will not face charges for taking a selfie while voting for the post of the photograph online at times just voting in tennessee. it is against the law to take photographs inside a polling location. the crew got sick on board. the high cost of healthcare. how much your income is going towards medical caused in massachusetts. a historic beer run, but the first of its kind delivery

the oue are trying to deceive you. bankrolling question two 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. 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.

so i guess we are putting more of our income towards healthcare premiums and feeling pinched by the cost. a new report by a health care policy group called commonwealth fund analyzed the five years before and the five years after the affordable care act passed. they found employee contributions in the state were more than 7% of our income in 2015 compared to just over 5% in 20 -- 2006. 4:42 am and in today's

lost airline luggage. >> a new service for people that want to cut the cable court. hena daniels joins us from the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at&t is launching an internet television service next month. the streaming television service directv now will cost $35 a month undercutting most cable companies. the 100+ channels will include at&t, cbs, fox and nbc universal. initially the service will be available through landline internet but eventually on 5g wirelesson flyers will be able to track the journey of their luggage. adelphi announced that it will use its fly delta mobile app to offer customers a math -- a view of their baggage last iskandar location. the display will track luggage from the belly of the airplane to the next airplane or airport. the feature is currently

joining him the next few months. anheuser-busch has completed of the first of driverless beer run. bay sunday tractor-trailer full of 45,000 cans on 120 mile journey through colorado. the professional truck driver was on board the entire time, just in case, and anheuser- busch it does anheuser-busch says it hopes to use self driving technology more often in the future. it makes me a little bit nervous because if that -- with all of that beer on board, not good. >> maybe next time they can add some chicken wings and maybe some stuff like that. >> put it all together for the tailgate. and crashing the party. >> the deer in the woods of colorado. good morning. it is chilly outside. >> it is really cold, 5 degrees to 15 degrees colder than yesterday so it is a shock when

until 9:00 a.m. for the areas in blue and the temperatures in the 30s. widespread. this is the coldest reading we have had in boston since april 27. it has been a while. it is 25, 35 in worcester in the first reading for the city of worcester is below 32 degrees but check out this, 16, the wind chill. 23 in worcester so it definitely feels like winter as u that breeze, it is going to stay active today. the skies are clear. there are a couple of clouds building across central and northern new england and temperatures today will be similar to where they were yesterday. 45 to 50, below average, low 40s for the worcester held back into this region and around 50 with you, along the south coast. tonight we get back into the 20s and 30s. i would not be surprised if it is a few degrees colder tomorrow morning that it is out there right now so put that into perspective. partly cloudy skies, the wind from the north and northwest, 5 to 15 miles per hour, and that map is similar for the highs

mid and upper 40s, low 50s south of town, winds coming in off of the ocean. the change comes in tomorrow as the clouds increase so let's take you through the hour by hour. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., clouds, showers over the ocean and a backup over the coastline. a brief shower through midday. at the same time, here comes some snow. albany down into western connecticut, a burst of wintry mix with some flakes that mimics in across northern connecticut, the worcester held, before changing over to rain. only impacted massachusetts will be across western massachusetts. there will be pockets of wet snow, changing over to rain from south to north, for the rest of us -- it is a cold rain and it is absolutely -- it pours on thursday night into friday morning. friday at 8:00 a.m., the heaviest rain shifting off of the coastline and it will be a wet morning commute and then a few lingering showers along the border of new hampshire as we

how much of snowfall are we talking about? it is all rain in eastern massachusetts, a couple of plays, not an impact in worcester hills and points west but 1 inch to 3 inches of accumulation into the berkshires and back to vermont and central and northern sure. what about the rainfall? a little bit of a dent in the drought. the purple indicates over 1.5 inches of rain and i think that we will have some amount generally between 1 inch to inches for most of us. it will only be in the mid-40s tomorrow, friday, 50s, and after the morning rain ends, the sun should break out in spots in the weekend is looking good. we will be in the mid-50s and maybe a late they shower on saturday and isolated shower on sunday. halloween is looking dry with temperatures in the 50s during the afternoon, falling through the 40s during trick or treat

westbound is closed for construction. all traffic is detoured to the sumner tunnel so some slight delays in that area. police are investigating a deadly runway crash . they are trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol played a role. according to the globe, toxicology tests will be performed on the driver. 31-year-old a valentine person was killed. the driving record over the last 12 years, she had five speeding tickets but no records of sears crashes. police are trying to figure out why she got on the wrong side, crashing into another vehicle and killing four college friends. three of whom were cousins. new details about a risky rescue -- we told you about this yesterday morning. a man was trapped after falling about 12 feet when the concrete flooring of his screened in porch collapsed on monday night it took 13 firefighters to rescue him using a rope and basketball them to safety.

injuries. officials say that he called 911 from his cell phone. >> he was awake the whole time. he was talking to us. a little embarrassed but that is okay. we would rather that than the other way. >> officials are investigating exactly what caused the concrete to collapse but the building inspector told us about it was poured over wood years ago. a person in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a dump truck in jamaica plain. the victim was walking in the square afternoon yesterday they wert. the scene. traffic -- a midair scare, flight making an emergency landing when the crew get sick. the british airway airplane -- line from san francisco to london was diverted yesterday 25 crew members were rushed to the hospital. they reported feeling ill and all of them released now but no passengers were sick.

what happened. right now, straight ahead, a vending machine dispensing danger. >> a local family says that her daughter god prescription medication instead of a toy. a massachusetts company is under investigation. it does it matter if you are rooting for the chicago cubs? the indians -- the big win from

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sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. please join me in voting no on question 2. a man held without bail charged with murdering his father. police say that alex anderson

death with a hammer and identical down the stairs in a home that they shared early yesterday morning. prosecutors say that anderson told police that he was aggravated with his father. the father had taken out a restraining order against his son in the past. massachusetts vending machine company under investigation after a child got pills from one of its machines. the new hampshire family says when their daughter put a quarter in the machine to get a toy put the plastic container was filled with four pills inside. police say that they appeared to be blood pressure medication for now that girls mother is demanding answers. >> how many are out there? who else fills the machine? how many containers were filled? who filled that? >> police say that the vendor is cooperating. they say that the company has machines in massachusetts, new hampshire and maine. the boston mayor goes to washington on the agenda. free community college. may -- he will speak at a

joe biden and white house officials. last spring he promised low income students who graduated from boston public schools with a 2.2 gpa that they would be eligible for free tuition from roxbury or bunker hill community college. the mayor expects to add more schools into the mix. governor charlie baker is starring in an advertisement supporting the charter school ballot question. >> massachusetts has many great public schools. we took it for granted. >> he openly supports increasing the number of charter schools in massachusetts but in opposition dozen opposition group says that the measure is funded by billionaires and it claims that additional charter schools would take money away from districts all of this day. a redesigned replacement test will be delayed by one year. the board of elementary and secondary education voted to push it back because it is taking longer than expected to design. that means that kids that are

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the top stories, weather and traffic straight ahead on wbz. >> news at 5:00 starts right now. developing at 5:00, crews working through the night fighting the massive flames in everett as residents and neighbors are forced to evacuate the will be searching for a man in connection with an attempted abduction, a girl almost taken at a bus stop and how the family says she was able to get away. cases of the month reported on campuses. the warning for students. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning to you and thank you for joining us. it is 5:00 and i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kate merrill. it is wednesday, october 26. we hope that you got your coats and hats out of the closet because you will need them at the bus stop. >> you absolutely will produce of the coldest temperature we have had in boston since the end of april. 30 in worcester, 26 -- 24 in