maybe some people are not ready for it. mitch sent in this picture from lennox, massachusetts. you see a little bit of fall mixing in. here here is a look another radar. too warm for that with the snow going as far east. that line is retreating off towards the west now. no accumulation central and eastern mass. we'll be looking for a rainy night. no question about that. the heaviest rain in the middle of the night. you could see the localized flash flooding in the middle of the road, not when they are out there on the streets, but a chance for scattered hundred dollar -- chance for a scattered wind gust. tonight the sheriff deputy who ended the mall rampage says that he still struggles with memories from that night.

charged for shooting the man. and still bill shield shows us that he and his wife will always share a bond with the widow who was killed at bertucci's. >> reporter: they stood together today as friends, but it was a horrifying event last spring that brought them together. >> i would never refer to myself as a hero. i said to rosemary in public that i think george is the hero. he intervened. within seconds without knowing what was going on he was up and he was wresg darosa before i could even react. without george things would have been very much worse. >> reporter: it was that night last spring when 28-year-old arthur darosa went on a rampage in taunton bursting into a bertucci's. he stabbed a pregnant waitress. the customer george heath jumped on darosa and was stabbed to death. deputy creed was off duty having dinner with his wife, but he had his service weapon

charging at me, he said something to the effects that we're both going to die today. >> reporter: creed's wife laura rushed to help the waitress and then george heath. laura is a nurse. >> and then it was just nurse mode that kicked in. i wasn't leaving anywhere without this guy. >> reporter: george heath died from the knife wound, but his widow is convinced if not for lieutenant creed's offense she would have died too. >> he was so close to me and i know it, i know it. >> of the night was born a new friendship. rosemary heath is now close to the creed family. lieutenant creed's new k9 the dog's name is heath. in plymouth i'm bill shields wbz news. >> two special friendships. tonight we note uber driver who slammed into a beacon hill building had a driving record six pages long. investigators say that the 50- year-old was involved in an accident just minutes before

control of that small suv. most of the driver infractions are minor. things like a failure to stop or speed that they were also suspended just several times we learned. the passenger suffered minor injuries. tonight an eye team investigation just years of hard earned savings were gone in an instant. a new hampshire couple lost the down payment on their dream home after online hackers hit. this scheme. >> reporter: this scheme is taking millions of dollars from victims all over new england, fooling anyone from individual home buyer and even the big banks. on the day of the closing all the money for the down payment was nowhere to be found. >> how much money are we talking? >> over $140,000. i can't even imagine what's

thing that came to my mind. >> reporter: coming up tonight we'll explain how this happened and what you can do to avoid becoming a victim of this successful scam. watch our investigation tonight on wbz news at 11:00. from the eye team ryan kath wbz news. >> ryan's investigation started with a tip. if you have something that the eye team should check out send an e-mail to iteam@cbsboston.com or call us. this evening who has the edge in new hampshire? the state is one of the handful that could be pivotal in deciding the next president. our political editor jon keller is joining us right now. >> reporter: lisa, hillary clinton has the edge in new hampshire, but not by much. according to our survey of likely voters, clinton holds a four-point lead over trump.

one point. when we asked voters to share one word that would be used to describe the candidates, well you can see why it is so close. liar and corrupt dominate clinton's cloud with positive terms like qualified and experienced lagging behind. that's an awful showing for a candidate who has been campaigning in new hampshire for herself or her husband for 25 years. but if clinton's word cloud is ominous, trump's is apocalyptic. that doesn't leave much room like strong and leader to breakthrough. just nine months ago trump won the new hampshire primary with unfavorable ratings in the 40s. now they are well up into the 60s. that's not the trend line you want to be seeing as you come down to voting day. >> just based on the word clouds we know both those candidates are pretty unpopular. what is it that is giving clinton the edge?

women, right? first female and first party nominee. even the gender gap is cold comfort for her. her eight-point edge is certainly a plus, but that's smaller than the usual gender gap. a troubling sign for the first female major party nominee. but there's better news for clinton when it comes to the party support. our polls show 84% of the democrats back her. the standard partisan result for presidenti of the republicans in his corner and that is a problem that is just plaguing him throughout this race. unless he closes that gap new hampshire might be problematic for him. >> with just 12 days or something to go what affects the outcome of this race? >> well for one thing lately you've heard donald trump talking a lot about obamacare as the rates spike. that'll be a big issue in new hampshire for years now. if he was talking about that

helped him. for hillary clinton the key is organization. everyone acknowledges, even the trump people that she has a superior get-out-to-vote machine out there, which could make a difference in a race this close. >> we'll be here for election night. thank you, jon. >> millions of dollars stolen from unsuspecting americans. tonight dozens are under arrest in an irs impersonation scam. we'll have more on that. and then a close call for these shoppers. what this driver was glass. and microsoft is buying apple computers. why the software giant wants

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 fighting for yours, too.

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. 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. looking out for herself. seiu cope is responsible for the content of this advertising. on the money watch have you heard of the irs scam? police were posed as immigration officials to

51 people and organizations are facing charges. 24 people were arrested right here in the united states. it seems like the vine app is about to wither away. twitter is shutting it down. of course this is the app that lets you share six seconds of video. they helped spread viral videos, making some people stars. but it was never as successful as what twitter had hoped and it lost even more ground when instagram added its video feature. google maps can can help you find your way. now they can bring you your business inside reports that you can use the app to order delivery from your favorite restaurant. when you search the restaurant an option will pop up to place an order. services like grub hub or seamless will then deliver your meal. apple has debuted their new mac book pro and air. the first major overhaul in years. they have rumored a touch screen that replaces function keys, unlocked with touch i.d. meanwhile microsoft will pay up

that swaps out a mac book pro or air for one of microsoft's new surface books or surface pros. microsoft rolled out the new devices this week. well wal-mart is employing something new this holiday season. holiday helpers. they are going to have extra workers stationed at the checkout stands. they'll be directing you to register with shorter lines. they will also apparently run back to an aisle if you forgot to get something. they want to be known for a thrill seeker gets the scare of his life. coming up the video of the e terrifying daredevil who would live to tell the tale. take a look at some snowy scenes in parts of the region. not too many complaints as we know they won't last for too long like this picture. the foliage and the flakes combined in one. we'll track this particular storm coming up. >> you got it.

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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.

for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. bassett is unique in regards to that customability. you've got a thousand different fabrics to pick from. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers you can choose the arm, you hosted a fundraiser for the leg.kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content

this is really a close call for people inside this florida doors from the inside. you can see the workers and the customers jumping out of the way just in time. the driver was trying to park, but she hit the gas by mistake. nobody was hurt. a california daredevil cannot believe he is still alive. then take a look at what happens to his suit causing him to slow down and suddenly lose

left that debris trail through the woods. other than a concussion he's okay. i don't know how. >> these are adorable super heros, the babies would get all dressed up for halloween. each e family got that adorable footprint. >>t >> a little hope there for families. >> maybe, you would like that. it is is such a great, great place. >> yes, they will do so much, you know, premature birthrates are all the way down. >> we had some snow today. >> yes, we did. for most of our viewing area here, but a little too close for comfort? >> yes. the first snow total map of the

springfield mass would get an inch. just shy of an inch of snow as well, boston will not measure any snowfall. these are the earliest dates on record for all the cities. about a couple weeks later than october 10 on the books. the snow line has been retreating throughout upstate new york as well with that pink color as well. then areas of rainfall elsewhere. that'll be the main thing for us. as the storm starts to develop a little bit more we should get the heavier town pours. that's where you can see some of the largest rainfall totals stack up. almost a perfect fence locked in. then had the warm ocean air has made their way into central

40s. temperatures will move up a little bit throughout the overnight hours. some areas of rainfall will continue this evening. the chance for the e heavier downpours are after midnight tonight. a wave of heavy rain will lift up. it'll be here until early tomorrow morning with a little thunder or lightning. that is is where we will also find their strongest wind gusts. still some rain lingering, drying out there towards late morning. so i think that we will with two areas. then the downpours will be most likely tonight. so this is just a look at their computer model. most areas will see an inch or two before the heavier downpours occur. that includes their north shore area until 10:00 tomorrow morning. wind gust 30 to 50 miles per hour, stronger in the downpours.

see some of their strongest winds. tomorrow morning is still going to be quite windy before the winds will turn around to the northwest. then it is just a blustery day. so we will start the day with that rain tapering off. by midday it's partly sunny with a little bit of more clouds than anything else. the highs in the lower 50s. then we will start to becoming blustery for us. the storms will depart with the next system that will bring in some clouds on saturday with a slight chance for showers, but most of the day will be dry. the next system will try to sneak in here bringing in a few rain showers as well. for most of the weekend they're dry. we're in the upper 50s, breezy out of the southwest then into the 50s on sunday. then things will slow down just

forecast. low 50s for the highs, falling into the 40s for the night. here is your accuweather seven- day forecast with a warm up near the 60s for wednesday and thursday. all right here is the schoolyard shout out for the day. the comprehensive schoolyard. we went out to speak to them. buddy the bulldog is their mascot out there. a great crowd. i like next week. >> thank you so much. what happens when a tech teams up with an exceptional surgeon? you get pure genius. the two worked side by side in the state-of-the-art hospital with an ultramodern approach to medicine. the show says that it is different from anything else on network tv right now. >> everything you see on the

this stuff exists. >> what you learn is that doctors are inventors. those lines are blurred. the gentleman that brought the temperature cooling table to our show has just invented it. it's already saved two lives. no one knows about it. we're integrating that into our story line. >> pure genius is tonight at 10:00 fold by the wbz news at 11:00. a penguin at seaworld the bird named wonder twin was losing her feathers. a park employee made her a special wet suit to keep her warm in the water. that suit mimics the penguin's natural coat. so wonder twin can swim, eat, and sleep without trouble. >> looks pretty good too. >> yes, nicely done. >> the smart devices making time in the kitchen even easier. >> tonight at 6:00 we'll continue to follow breaking news tonight out of new

about a possible kidnapping. they say this man is believed to have kidnapped a woman from a shoe warehouse. the officers think that she is in danger. first it was the chaos. now it's the fallout. plenty of finger pointing in yesterday's scare on the orange line. tonight could that panic have been prevented? every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. 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.

cooking start. just in time for the technology taking over the kitchen making your life easier. there are new devices that measure your food and even do most of the cooking for you. chris martinez takes a closer look. >> the smart trend that started in the living room is now moving into the kitchen. >> the technology hasn't changed in 50 plus years. >> reporter: matt van horne is the co-creator of the oven. to determine cooking. play something inside this piece of salmon and their computer that will figure out how to best prepare it. you can even monitor your food from your smart phone. >> we're teaching the oven to think like a chef. >> reporter: they use similar technology. >> we'll start pouring that in. based on the weight, the scale's research guest -- guest

cup, definitely in that entire year. >> reporter: this samsung refrigerator has a camera inside. you can use the smart phone to see if you're out of milk. you can also look up recipes. if you want to go hands free, alexa, siri and other devices have the answers. >> it's like google map cooking, they help design products. >> it is smart forward company saying how could we make that experience in the kitchen? >> an ideal recipe that will mix their technology. chris martinez cbs is news, san francisco. we have much more still ahead. the news at 6:00 starts right now. take -- tracking rain and snow. plus a little weekend warm up.

about their frightening situation on the orange line. could the panic and the chaos be prevented? >> what witnesses said happened just moments before. a major shift. taking a toll on the error messages, all of them grading people that need to get those ease -- e-zpasss right now. the news at 6:00 starts right now. we begin tonight at 6:00 with the wbz storm watch, the storm system is moving across our area right now. rain, snow, damaging winds. >> a live look outside as you can see that it is wet out there and the visibility is low with rain falling across most of the area right now. >> take a look at this picture. the snow is coating the road there. mass state police have reduced the speed limit on the pike

chickapee because of the snow, bringing us a messy mix of weather. good evening to you i'm david wade. >> i'm lisa hughes. it is making a messy commute largely because of the rain. we'll show you the traffic maps with a lot of red on the roadways, which means that it will take more time to get to anywhere. we'll take you to eric fisher tracking it all for us tonight. >> reporter: an interesting storm for october. we've had quite a bit of snow across the region. getting further east than worcester. i got a though. you can see where the line has set up just west of pittsburgh on route 2 over towards orange, likely seeing the wet snow mix in. the pink shadings here is is where you would have some sleet pellets that go through barry. then once you head through worcester and anywhere east of there it is all about the rain. for most of us and most of you watching tonight, this is going to be a rain event. heavier rainfall is falling across parts of rhode island reaching towards franklin and

steadier rain. it'll be a pretty raw night as we do need the rain. we'll have heavier downpours through the overnight hours. 32 degrees in springfield. 35 at hartford. during the middle of the afternoon when you're in october, it's a pretty odd occurrence. no question about that. but this time of the year the ocean is warming up for the wind off the ocean to warm up all over eastern mass into the 40s. no snow there. we have wind advisories out from the north shore down through boston. 10:00 in the morning. so through this morning expect the rains to be scattered about. the heaviest rain is after midnight. you see this one band that will sweep up across the area and early tomorrow morning. this is where we could get a little thunder and lightning. it is also how they will channel down those stronger winds gusting up late tonight and very early tomorrow morning. but the last of the rain in new hampshire for the commute, exiting by late morning.