train, what the mbta says is to blame. >> an suv crashes into a home, an uber driver behind the wheel. >> and counting down to election day both candidates rallying voters in battleground states. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. thanks so much for joining us. >> it is thursday, october 27th, another chilly day even bit colder than the day before. we're in this trend danielle, that we hope will stop soon. >> it will stop today. tomorrow morning will be quite mild. one more cold day and one more cold start. it's 34 degrees in boston. 23 in keene, 31 in worcester, most communities are about 5 to 10 degrees cooler than we were at this time yesterday. so another chilly start. clouds starting to increase out ahead of some areas

may get an isolated shower or 2 off the coastline otherwise snow arrives to the berkshires by mid-day. notice the rain 2:30 starting to come into southern worcester county. it advances over us between 2 and 4 p.m. steady rain for your evening commute. snow wrapping up from south to north. it's going to pour overnight tonight heavy downpours, tomorrow morning still some downpours around. we see a drying t morning commute tomorrow. planner goes this way clouding up with the morning rush, 36 by lunchtime, a few showers and areas of rain with that western mix temperatures in the mid-40s for the ride home. good morning. live look at the zakim bridge leverett connector, just some light traffic as you make your way into the city this morning. normal drive times all the way down into the o'neill tunnel.

open 10 minutes from the split up to the pike exit. and route 3 along the south shore is in great shape as well. panic on the orange line as smoke fills the train, passengers smashing out window to say escape. the mbta says an overheated motor is to blame. >> self people were taken to the hospital. let's get you live to where this all happened. . >> reporter: that chaos unfolded when the train was ful in the moment they had no idea why the train was filling with smoke creating a lot of fear and panic. . >> actual car i was on jerked it smelled like brake smoke. >> reporter: passengers capture moments of panic as smoke begins to fill the train. >> i had no idea what was going on. there was a ton of smoke. so the first thing on my mind was getting out of there.

motor likely overheated but with no announcements and no understanding of what was happening fear set in. >> people started to panic. the doors wouldn't open. so people tried to get the men in the front to pry the doors open. they wouldn't budge so somebody smashed the window. >> reporter: according to officials the door didn't open because the train had moved away from the platform. . >> i saw people panicking and i'm like i when you're a first responder you don't think you just do and your trained and my thought was we need some fresh air. >> reporter: once safe back inside first responders treated several people for smoke inhalation, 3 were taken to the hospital for further evaluation. fire officials say they also put out a trash fire on the tracks fortunately no one was seriously hurt. the mbta says

>> the t is investigating that incident on the orange line saying that safety of their passengers is the top priority. a similar situation happened back in january 2015 on the red line. a system failure filled a train with smoke. passengers had trouble getting out of one door and some passengers kicked out the windows to get out. the mbta does hold training drills to respond to these types of emergency evacuations one is scheduled this saturda mbta after $600,000 in mistakes. according to the globe the t replaced 6 of its 7 top human resource managers when consultants determined 20% of employees were incorrectly billed for health and retirement benefits. they say several of those managers resigned and at least one retired. a damaged suv pulled from a home and we've learned the driver of that suv works for

car at the time. we're live, very scary. >> reporter: very scary, and police say that driver was trying to make a left turn but collided with another vehicle before slamming into this building. and even with the damage and the impact that you see here the 2 people inside that vehicle were injured but able to walk away. a witness saw this entire scene take shape. >> i heard a boom down that end which made me go to the corner. >> reporter: he asked not tell the story. >> i seen a white car flying up here doing like 70 with no brakes smack into the wall. >> reporter: a crash at the dead end of grove street. >> he couldn't stop any way because he was going too fast. >> reporter: according to authorities the damage here is likely easily repairable as only a renovated pantry was impacted but much is still under investigation including what may have happened minutes before.

hit and run further down and -- in one of the actual residents of this area said they believed this vehicle struck another vehicle. >> reporter: no one was inside the home at the time. and the uber driver and passenger were said to be alert. >> i thought they was dead because he was going to fast. i'm surprised they both got out of the car. >> reporter: and taking a live told the structural integrity was not compromised terribly but i can tell you authorities were concerned about the wall. just next to that vehicle possibly caving in obviously that did not happen here. they were able to shore it up in a way that prevented that but i can tell you at this point it's still under investigation. and no charges have been filed. . >>. and a box truck driver cited after his truck slammed into a home causing significant damage

was putting something in the back of that truck when this started to roll. it continued rolling for about 150 feet. the homeowner wasn't home at the time. nobody was hurt. hundreds attended a vigil for the 4 young men killed when a wrong-way driver hit them on 495. people held candles and balloons in memory of the 4. family members thanked the crowd for their support and remembered their boys. . >> looking at these guys right here that's craig stanley right here, he was doing positive things. he said i love you gave me a hug and said that he'll see me soon. >> police say they are still investigating what caused that 31-year old driver to enter the highway in the wrong direction. right now a 75-year old woman with alzheimer's has been found alive 3 days after she

certainly found her in a backyard yesterday. he spotted a bowl on the ground and remembered that she had been eat ago bowl of ice cream just before she disappeared. officials say she may have been using a boat and camper as shelter during the cold nights. >> the fact that a 75-year old woman at 100 pounds survived what, 3 nights now at 30-degree temperatures the woman is a warrior. >> she was taken to the they're hopeful she'll make a full recovery. now, to campaign 2016 both candidates will campaign in battleground states today. first lady michelle obama will join hillary clinton in north carolina meanwhile donald trump is reigniting a feud with a gold star family. . >> head high captain kahn would be alive today. >> reporter: donald trump used the memory of a fallen muslim

of the iraq war. >> we made a mistake in going in and barack obama and hillary clinton made a terrible mistake in the way they took this out. >> reporter: his father immediately blasted trump's remark as cruel stumping for clinton for the first time he took aim at the nominee's temperament. >> time after time he's proven to be unfit, unworthy of this official. 69th birthday in florida clinton hammered trump for taking time off the campaign trail this morning to attend the opening of his new hotel near the white house. >> he once again relied on undocumented workers the same people he has been insulting and demon myselfing throughout this campaign. >> reporter: in north carolina trump fired back. >> we're out there working many

she's home all the time she takes many days off. >> reporter: a usa today national poll out wednesday shows clinton with a 9 point lead over trump but trump's camp insists he can make up ground. trump campaigns today in the battleground state of ohio. . >> and ahead at 6:00 this morning the race between trump and clinton in new hampshire the new numbers from our clue the winn casino plans to open up june 3rd, 2019. it came after a major milestone yesterday. final design plans were officially signed off on. 4,000 permanent jobs will be created once the casino opens. coming up logan getting some reenforcement.

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . welcome back. 5:14 right belonging to a soldier who fought in world war i has been are returned to his family. >> william monrow died in 1932 from lung disease. recently his medals and keep sakes were tracked down. they were now back with the family. . >> just brings history home, it makes it real. it's tangible. i can touch all of this. >> if s

want them appeared know that they were there, and to receive them back. . >> also back with the family the last letter he ever wrote sent from a military hospital and addressed to his dad. well, if you thought it was chilly yesterday when you woke up and you went outside a little chilly today danielle. >> i gave you fair warning. >> you did. >> a few degrees cooler in boston in the mid-30s right now and that will not be the case tomorrow we'll be in the 40s morning. 34 in boston right now, we are in the lower 30s from lawrence to manchester at 32. 31 in worcester currently. 23 in keene, 24 in springfield t a bit of wind out there making it feel colder so the real feel is 27 degrees at logan airport right now. we've had a couple of sprinkles trying to develop on the cape. otherwise look at these areas of snow in central new york. that little

work towards us but mostly, key, mostly rain by the time it arrives here. high temperatures today upper 40s, low 50s, a gradual process of seeing those temperatures rise. most of those temperatures won't be realized until this evening. now, with the wind off the ocean we're also going to see a couple of showers come into the coastline between now and mid to late morning. same time snow advances across western connecticut and the berkshires around mid-day. rain fills in between 2 and 4 p.m. so even though it's a dry start now you want to have the wet weather gear with you. commute home is going to be damp. the rain is going to fall and fall hard overnight tonight. 3, 3:30 in the morning pouring rain could see some thunderstorms in here. heavy downpours localized flooding possible. here's the things with tomorrow morning 6 a.m. a lot of the rain is going to be shifting off the

tapering off by 9 a.m. it's a drying process early tomorrow morning. expected snow fall there may be a couple flake that is mix in in the very beginning. no impact in worcester county but the bushing insurance high terrain of northwest connecticut 1 to 3 inches with the highest amounts with elevation. rainfall forecast here most of us end up with a half an inch to an inch half of rain and again the heaviest overnight into predawn tomorrow. wind is going to be an issue in spots. i want to take you through this evening wind 20 to 30 miles per hour, not damaging but strong. it's early tomorrow morning, look at the map gusts 50 plus in a couple of spots in the outer cape we may gust to 45 miles per hour at the coastline that will be strong enough to see isolated pockets of damage that may be possible right at the coastline. again, strongest wind comes in after midnight until 6, 7 a.m. tomorrow morning.

the afternoon, high of 52, sun and clouds on saturday highs in the upper 50s, could see showers on sunday, halloween still looking dry and good for tricker treaters. a live look at traffic on the expressway as you make your way into the o'neill tunnel it's picking up but still moving along. still just 10 minutes from braintree up to the mass pike exit and checking the ride in from the west the pike and route 9 all wide open. nothing to slow of logan airport anytime soon you'll a new edition. this is jazz and she and dogs like her are now screening passengers for the first time. they're trained to specifically detect explosives by sniffing the air around a person as she move through and you can see jazz's behavior changed when she picks up a suspicious scent. >> you see that excitement come from her. what she'll do she'll

found something daddy and i want to play because i found it. you know she has a great change of behavior on order. >> so each dog is trained at an air force base in texas for 12 weeks before being brought to logan airport. the program is rolling out across the country and there are currently 330 k-9 passenger screening teams working. the sad tests part is you can't pet jazz. >> super cute. i hope she paid as much as her male counterpart. dining hall workers will return to work today at harvard. all but one worker voted yesterday to approve a new contract that includes a minimum annual salary of $35,000 and no increase to their health care costs. it's reported that normal dining hall operations may not resume until next week. this was the first strike at harvard since 1983 when workers went on strike for one day. welcoming up next world

celtics as they open up their regular season, how they were able to avoid a complete melt down. >> and more trouble for the black and gold what happened when the bruins took on the

massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and

. both the bruins and the celtics taking on we have it all in your morning sports. >> the good news the celtics open up the season with a win, the bad news they almost lost they were up 23 in the 4th quarter and only won by 5. halford making his debut last night and it was a good one. here's his first basket.

player off the bench for the season. brown 9 points, 2 rebounds, 2 blockses. however, the nets cut a 23 point deficit to 3 but the cs hang on for the win on opening night. hockey bruins in new mcintyre making his start. 010 seconds into the game 1-0 bruins. second period now 2-1, and a bad goal here. hayes from behind somehow gets past tying it 2. still in the 2nd new york on the power play when hugh this one past 3-2 rangers up 2, they add 2 more in

they scored 5 unanswered goals. tom brady an the patriots back on the practice field yesterday getting ready for sunday's game with the bills in buffalo. of course brady was sitting out the final game of his suspension when the bills shut out the pats earlier this month. since then he's come back and looks great. >> i feel good. i felt good at this time last year too. from one year to the next i've become pretty efficient with how i get ready to play. i always wish i could i feel good at this point. . >> and yes, we have ourselves a world series game 2 between the cubs and indians, game 2 all cubbies. an rbi base hit in the 5th they go onto win 5-1 tying the series at a game a piece. >> that is sports for now.

half hour national guards members being asked to give back their enlistment bonuses. >> why the pentagon is hitting pause on the controversial move at least for now. >> i'm jon keller are you scared of post election turmoil and violence, don't be, fear itself is still relevant when wbz this morning continues. >> and it's another cold start. temperatures running in the 20s and 30s out the any sunshine we enjoy early soak it up while you can. areas of rain arriving between 2 and 4 p.m. it's going to rain hard overnight tonight. snow for the berkshires. i'll break down all the details of when it comes to an end and who can see some wind

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smoke fills the train, passengers forced to smash out windows to escape what the mbta says went wrong. >> an uber driver crashes into a home, what witnesses say he was doing just before the accident. >> plus a cyclist accused of trying to grab a woman on a local trail, the search right now to track him down. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. thanks for joining us. >> thursday, october 27th, and it a lot of us. >> by probably 4, 5 degrees in boston colder than this time yesterday. so yeah another chilly start. 34 at logan airport right now. 31 in worcester, 23 in keene, upper 20s in concord new hampshire and a lot of us in the upper 30s on cape cod too. clouds starting to increase out ahead of rain and snow across parts of new york and pennsylvania.

bringing in some moisture there may be a shower or 2 at the coastline and notice what happens the rain fills in between 2 and 4 p.m. it's going to be a wet evening commute and the rain ramps up from there. temperatures in the 40s through the day today. will rise overnight tonight look at this, 4 a.m. tomorrow, heavy downpours, could even be some thunderstorms in there. it will wrap up between 6 and 8 a.m. tomorrow. so drying out during theor lingering showers in through southern new hampshire with temperatures running around 50 degrees and breaks of sunshine coming out. heavy rain and perhaps localized flooding overnight tonight, snow and ice well northwest with elevation in the berkshires today and this afternoon. any thunder overnight tonight will be the biggest threat little to no impact but damaging wind gusts or tonight and tomorrow morning.

strongest wind and when coming up. northbound lanes obtain expressway are getting filled in. drive times have gone up slightly thanks to some congestion. checking out the commute north of the city everything looks good. there is some slow traffic through 93 south from exits 46 to 43 but then things clear back up and it is a straight shot right into the city. . checking our top stories panic on the orange line as smoke fills the train. the mbta says it happened yesterday. she say the doors remained closed because the train was moving away from the platform. well panicked riders smashed out the windows to escape. several people were taken to the hospital. none of the injuries are life-threatening. an uber driver crashes into a home. police say the suv collided with another car and went into the building yesterday. witnesses say he was speeding, both the driver and passenger were taken to the hospital. no one inside the

home at the time. this morning police are looking for a cyclist they say flashed and tried to grab a woman walking on a popular trail near the tower school. it went into lock down for the second half of the day because of that search. police searched the area with k-9s. >> people use it all the time for walking, jogging, walking dogs, biking they use it pretty much every day. >> bad things can happen anywhere. you've got to be man was about 5-6 or 5-7 with a slim build and was riding bike. she said he was wearing a gray winter hat with a ski mask pulled down to his nose. the marine corps is blaming pilot error. investigators say poor light and lack of focus on basic aviation practices also contributed to the january crash. the marines were on a night time training mission at

. defense secretary carter now ordering the pentagon to stop asking some national guard members to pay back the enlistment bonuses they got. during the wars in afghanistan and iraq soldiers were offered generous incentives to reenlist including bonuses and student loan forgiveness but not everyone qualified so the pentagon started asking as many as 6,500 california guard soldiers for that money back. the defense secretary told the pentagon toai designs a process that would let the soldiers appeal the order. . right now over to campaign 2016, a lot of americans are worried about what will happen when the election is over and jon keller explains why things might not be as bad as they seem. >> good morning, coming up later on this morning we'll be unveiling the final installment of our new poll with the presidential horse race and a look at what voters are saying when they think of hillary

tell you in advance the results aren't pretty. this has been one of the ugliest elections in modern times, and the neglect activity is pervasive. no one, not the candidates not politicians in general certainly not the news media is going to come out of this with more favorable public perceptions of them. but let me see if i can persuade you that this half empty glass is really half full. even after all the talk about rigged election that might drag on past election day with legal challenges almost 75% of respond dance to a national usa today poll say they expect a peaceful transfer of power despite rumors of a potential donald trump fist fight. history suggests there will be little or no violence in reaction to the outcome. more than half of those polled said they were

expecting it to happen. unfortunately both the candidates and the media sometimes get caught up in the sensation of the rhetoric and windup scaring people. it's been 83 years since roosevelt said quote the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. today that seems like a more relevant warning than ever. share your thoughts with me twitter at keller at large. . donald trump's star on the hally wood walk of fame vandalized. crews blocked it off to make repairs but say it will take several days to fix it. >> still ahead apple delaying the release of its new air pod. >> plus a new element in the gender gap, the new report finding women work more than women but wait until you hear

this building with a passenger inside. i'm live with a closer look at what witnesses say might have caused this crash. . >> checking in with the weather watchers this morning several giving temperatures that are in the 20s and 30s right now. it's a chilly start for sure and even a bit of frost out there as well. ian checking in says it's 30 degrees right now with the first frost of the season. leave an extra minute or tracking rain for later on today, snow in the berkshires.

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes,

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. next time you need help at the airport it might be a robot coming to your aid. pro boughts are taking over customer service in california. the fleet can help you check in and find your gate even direct you to restaurants. they speak 6 languages and if the program is a success you can see them at logan and airports across the country. >> a big looking tablet they've go flight being delayed i'm sure that she'll handle it perfectly. >> just fine. okay, emojis in an art museum plus apple unveiling some new products and delaying another. >> and women working more hours than men. we're joined live with today's money watch. >> so some good news you're saying. >> reporter: good morning. not only do women make less mony than men they're working longer hours according to a new study

women work about an hour longer every day which comes out to about 39 extra days a year when you factor in unpaid labor like care giving. apple is delaying the release of its wireless head phones called air pods because the company says it needs more time before they're ready. apple is also holding its mac event today. the company is expected to show off some new and emojis aren't just for texting, an original set of 176 developed for cell phones back in 1999 in japan will be on display. they say that they plan [audio difficulty] for the explosive growth of a new visual language. . >> all right. thank you. appreciate that. >> you don't r9

own with smile faces. >> i totally remember that, and i remember like kid picks on the old mac computers that look just like those. >> when you were in elementary school of course. coming up one local community's unique plan to crack down on halloween pranks. >> plus which costumes could get you in trouble with the law. >> plus chaos on the orange line after a train filled with smoke, passengers broke windows to hear from those passengers coming up.

and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. what's worse? it's not alone. it comes with this, this, or this too. are you gonna do something about it? if not? good luck sleeping tonight. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. only at longhorn steakhouse.

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. and if he needs a college loan down the road, 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. even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. 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. seiu cope is responsible

well few of us will ever have the chance to see the space shuttle discovery pre in person but a team is working to make it more accessible. a massive project is underway to scan

and when it's done they'll be put on the internet where it can be viewed in virtual reality. . >> scanning every little piece of that. >> that's really cool. >> such cool stuff. >> and they're massive when you see one close in person. >> have you seen one? >> i have. did you see when they were moving it around out in la? >> they seem so little on tv. >> yes, they do b so it's a cold start we know this much. temperatures are colder than we were at this time yesterday in some spots. it's 34 in boston right now, 31 in worcester, 28 in nashua. 25 bedford sitting at 26, low 30s in the vineyard. bit of a breeze making it feel colder in spots for instance boston the wind chill is 27 degrees right now. the clouds will be on the

while we have it this morning once it comes up after 7:00 because eventually the clouds win out by mid to late morning and rain moves in after that. rain for most of us by the time we get to mid to late afternoon. temperatures in the mid-40s. let's time out the rain hour by hour before the steady rain moves in from the west we may see a couple of showers come in off the ocean right at the coastline through mid-day otherwise between 2 and 4 p.m. rain fills i with elevation connecticut, berkshires, back through southern vermont, roads may get briefly snow-covered especially above a thousand feet in western massachusetts but by the time we get to mid to late afternoon creating some slippery travel there. the rain line is going to press north. the rest of us rain comes down hard check it out. that indicates to me it's going to be pouring during the overnight tonight and pre dawn tomorrow maybe a couple of

between 6 and # a.m. tomorrow morning heaviest rain is going to be pushing out of here so a drying trend for the morning commute. just a lingering shower and breaks of sunshine. snow fall 1 to 3 inches of accumulation in the berkshires most with elevation. there maybe a couple of flakes in the very beginning here but it's all rain, no impact in terms of any wintry weather the farthest you come. rainfall amounts half an inch to an pretty widespread here. most of us will see the brunt of it overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning and may be localized flooding. wind advisory was just issued until early tomorrow morning 10 a.m. for the cape and islands but the wind will be from the southeast gust to say 45 miles per hour at the coast. we may gust briefly

cod. that will be strong enough to cause isolated pockets of damage. otherwise still breezy in the afternoon. saturday sun and clouds upper 50s, sundays could be a few showers but halloween still looking good with sunshine in the low 50s falling to the 40s for tricker treaters. it's 5:45, that means there's heavy traffic at the split, stop and go on 128. things slowing down on route 3. route 24 to 128 is still clear r heavy traffic on 93 south and then the rest of the ride into the city is easy. you can see things moving right along on the zakim and the leverett connector right now. an uber driver crashes into a home. >> plus t riders forced to break windows to escape from a train here are your top stories. . the mbta says an overheated motor is likely to blame for that orange line train filling with smoke but in the moment

going on creating a lot of fear and panic. this video shows those moments as that train began to fill with smoke. there were no announcements and the doors would not open because the train had already left the platform. passengers began breaking windows to escape. several people had to be treated for smoke inhalation and 3 people were taken to the hospital for evaluation. . an uber driver and his passenger were involved in a dramatic crash right into this building. no one was seriously injured which is a miracle when you see the damage here. witnesses say the small suv involved in this crash was driving incredibly fast and authorities are looking into whether or not it was involved in a hit and run before this grove street crash. the homeowner was not at home at the

driver and the passenger were conscious, alert and even walking after this crash. taking yet another live look at the damage here coming up at 6 hear what witnesses say might have caused this crash. . damaging after shocks in central italy 2 months after a deadly earth quake there. the mayor of one town says their church and other buildings were heavily damaged yesterday. one man died of a heart attack possibly bro treatment mores but no other reports of serious injures. for. closing arguments begin today in the trial of a bridge gate in new jersey. 2 former allies of the republican governor are charged with closing access lanes to the bridge for 4 days to punish a democratic mayor. the former chief of staff kelly and a state senator both claim they thought

one massachusetts town trying to keep teen-agers from getting into trouble this halloween. police are asking stores not to sell items often used in pranks. it includes toilet paper, soap, eggs and spray paint. the ban is volunteer and has been in effect for more than 10 years and seeps to work. if you're still searching for the best costume police have some tips for you dressing like an officer can get you a fine if you actually g fake police officer. you can also be charged with impersonating the officer there. also make sure your fake gun has an or ran tip on it. many stores are pulling clown costume this is year. >> you can be a cop just don't act like you're really a cop. well, it looks like people are eating more seafood. the average american ate nearly a

previous year. they say that's because fisherman are catching more. they brought 9.7 billion pounds of fish in 2015. massachusetts had the highest valued catch from 1 port. and speaking of seafood there's something new in the sea port. yesterday yo sue shoe opened its first stand-alone restaurant in the u.s. diners pick and choose what they like as it passes by. each plate is so you pay by the plate. . >> i don't know i get a little panicked when it goes by if you miss what you want. >> like when you're at the airport and see your bag. >> still to come helping a little girl in need. >> how local radio listeners came to her aid so she can get a

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. a 9-year old gets the boost smell needs from radio listeners and a devoted morning team. >> she has a neurological disorder which causes seizures her family raised $20,000 in hopes of getting her a service dog but fell short of their goal. that's when mix 104 hosts came in. >> here's a young girl that is so close to getting this dog.

out in a couple of hours on the radio. >> after just 20 minutes mix listeners came through donating the rest of the money for her. she will not get that dog that was trained for her by christmas. . >> now, who said morning radio was all fun and games? . keep it right here to wbz this morning your top stories, weather traffic all straight

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. live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. good morning. thanks are for joining us. >> it's thursday, october 27th. right now at 6:00 smoke fills an orange line train, passengers have to kick out windows to get off the train. >> a cab slams i about the man driving. he works for uber, what witnesses say he was doing before the crash. >> andelman elderly woman missing for 3 days found alive, the surprising clue that led an off duty firefighter to find her. >> and new numbers from our poll in the presidential race. but we want to start off with danielle niles this morning. and we've got some weather moving in too. >> a little bit of everything