. right now the toll booths are coming down and that's going to mean delays and a lot frustration. >> a potential political bombshell. more emails from the private server and why a local employee believes she was being punished for being pregnant. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. . >> good morning. thanks so much for being with us. i'm kerry connolly on this saturday morning along with barry burbank. my earring is falling

eraser. >> i don't think i can use that but thanks for trying. >> probably not but at least i tried. >> right, thank you. >> good morning. here's what we have this morning. we've got lower 40s around the region right now. not too much wind left in most spots except right along the coast from the departing storm. we've got some places cloudy, some cleared up, some places more clouds rolling in and rolling in from this system rightn coming in right down here over parts of new england and central massachusetts. there could be a brief sprinkle, a light shower this morning. it's associated with a warm front coming our way but a cold front close to lake ontario producing a lines of thunderstorms there. we may have a sprinkle this morning, could be a few spot showers this afternoon, and a few of those may come down into massachusetts.

there will be more scattered showers coming in, in fact more widespread showers perhaps tomorrow afternoon. more on the weather in just a few minutes. . all right, we are following a developing story this morning. crews have begun demolishing toll plays is as on the mass pike. now, the electronic totalling has officially gun. this weekend there will be 23 work zones up and down and one official says you should prepare for the same kind of traffic you see during snowstorms for the next 3 weeks least. . >> it's kind of like the earned of an era. . >> at 9:45 lights at the literal right of passage went out. booths and collectors have now gone the way of the phone booth.

. >> bruce braved the heat, cold, wind and snow for 22 years. >> i can't believe it's really happening. for years and years they were talking about taking down tolls or you know, electronic tolling but it's just a weird feeling. >> he'll be reassigned but for mike mckenny this is it. >> yes, i am going to miss it. going to miss the workers, some >> hundreds accepted early retirement some are being reassigned but many are now out of work. advancements in technology will certainly an transition. >> think of it as it's going to snow twice a day every day for 22 days both during your morning and afternoon commute. >> reporter: while this piece of plastic is now essential you will get a break if you still don't have one or if you're transponder hasn't yet been

grace period. when get that invoice pay the bill apply for a trance responder and you will be credited for the difference in price. >> it was an excellent job. . >> mass dot is urging commuters to leave themselves plenty of time next week especially on monday and get this state police is suggesting you travel with a full tank of gas. . ta troopers working around the clock to help with traffic. the project is expected to take a full year. we know a lot of you have questions about this toll transition and we have the answers for you on our website at cbsboston.com. . to campaign 2016 now this morning hillary clinton is calling on the fbi to reveal more information about a political bombshell less than 2 weeks before election day. the fbi says it is reviewing new emails into an investigation into her use of a private email

closed over the summer. agents found the emails investigating sexting allegations. >> the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> reporter: in a press conference calling for full transparence from the fbi after director james comey announced friday they have found new emails that appear to be pertinent to the clintonin those emails found during an unrepresented investigation of weiner the estranged husband of clinton's top aide. the couple's laptop contained emails and the fbi is now reviewing those emails to see if any contained classified information. >> even director comey noted that this new information may not be significant. so let's get it out. >> this is bigger than watergate. >> donald trump in new hampshire

saying it's more evidence that clinton believes she's above the law and praising the fbi which he once called corrupt. >> i think they're going to right the ship, folks, i think they're going to right the ship and they're going to save their great reputation by doing so. >> now, the question: how big will the impact be on the race? clinton leads about 4 to 5 points nationally but the numbers had already been tightening. >> the bottom line though is it's not clinton people wanted. >> jon keller says where this could hurt clinton is where the remaining undecided voters. >> to the extent that they remind people of the whole email story which it certainly will, it's bad for her. >> the fbi to this point has not responded to requests from democratic lawmakers for more information, director comey in his letter said he did not know

boston's archdiocese is spending big to keep marijuana from becoming legal in massachusetts. according to the globe the church is contributing $850,000 in the effort to defeat ballot 4. they say increased drug use is a threat to the church's health and social service programs. we're following breaking news out of western massachusetts, a tragedy in the town of plainfield. a young girl dragged by a school died. she stepped off the bus and somehow got caught in the door. it didn't go far but she was already injured. police are interviewing the driver. this morning police are searching for a man who exposed himself to 3 girls near a park and this could be connected to a similar incident near the high school. . >> reporter: removed from the hustle and bustle where

peace. >> i always feel super safe coming here. >> reporter: what's concerning police are 2 cases they say are correlated possibly connected. >> descriptions are similar an individual sitting in the passenger's side of a vehicle again with no pants on. >> reporter: this was the sight 3 elementary age girls told police they encountered tuesday while walking to an event. another incident was reported at from brookline high school. both cases involved a man sitting in a silver or white sedan phone delling himself according to police. >> i don't know why they have to do this in broad daylight. i don't understand it. >> with halloween and i don't want -- the shock of type of crime that's being

cases are connected that's still under investigation but the fact that we're talking about 2 cases period, police want to remind everyone the importance of one, walking in groups this holiday weekend, and also being mindful of your surroundings. . a developing story out of concord now, police now believe a man who was driving this car tried to lure an elementary school boy with candy as he walked home from school. th ford fusion sedan last seen on lexington road. the boy did make it home safely but he saw the man taking pictures of him. dramatic video shows a driver crashing up a telephone poll. new hampshire police say the 48-year old driver was under the influence behind the wheel. another driver took this video showing the car swerving all over the road just moments later

poll. the driver had minor injuries and is now facing charges. . a former employee is suing smith college. she says the school treated her unfairly and illegally because of her tempts to grow her family. she tells the globe after 2 pregnancies and 2 miscarriages she was so fearful of losing her job she stopped attending physical therapy and had trouble eating until she finally resigned in 2012. the college settled pregnancy discrimination lawsuit from a different employee back in 2015. . new details on the fire that forced an jury jet to evacuate, what investigators think may have happened right before the runway filled with smoke. . >> first a woman accused of faking a vandalism on her own property and she's married to a police officer. . >> more of the weather watchers waking up on this saturday morning. let's see what's going

upper 30s in central mass to the lower 40s over eastern portions of massachusetts right now. let's check out new hampshire, dave says 39 degrees up there, and looks like some clouds starting to roll in there as well. we've got okay day coming up. can't rule out a few

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good morning. time to rise and shine. 6:14 on this saturday morning, and well, maybe you want to sleep in a little bit longer but you can still turn us there while you're relaxing and taking it easy on this saturday morning but we're glad you're with us. barry burbank is with me. by the way i have to give a shout out we always wonder if anybody is watching at 5 a.m. there's a wonderful woman mrs. breene. she lives in new hampshire, 5 a.m. she's a committed loyal viewer. good morning. >> thank you for watching. >> always good to know that

>> we tried that trick before and figured out how much were watching and found out. >> yeah, surprising. >> do you remember? >> yes, i do. >> what are we looking at for the weekend? >> okay. weekend coming up. it could be worse, it could be better, but overall i think it's relatively satisfactory. >> let's go to the ws. >> see what's happening. in fact 3 high schools in the ws here we go high school also 41 and out at westin it's 38. these are the numbers around the ridge gone right now and lower than yesterday. the 24-hour temperature change is down about 10 degrees than this time yesterday morning. the storm came up over us and brought the warm air up, got us in the 50s for a while yesterday. and the cold air rushed back in and temperatures started falling during the day back in the 40s and that's where we are right

back in the 50s in cleveland and 60s in chicago. so a little surge of warmth here and looks like that wedge is going to try to move in over the weekend but it's not going to have any chance of being this warm. look at how much of the nation is going to have real beautiful weather in the low to middle # 0s there even chicago 72 today. so that's where the warm air exists unfortunately it doesn't have much of a chance of really surging in here but some of it is going to it's setting off a few sprinkles and mostly light showers. so we get a chance of a shower this morning, chance of a shower this afternoon from the cold front. so there are some scattered spring excess not all this rain is making it down to the ground. meantime to the west we actually have some lightning out here -- we did just a little while ago crossing lake ontario and that's the leading edge of the cold front. so this is going to come southeast ward so that's where

afternoon. so again these showers this morning tend to be very light drying up as they come. then this afternoon some scattered showers developing ahead of the cold front. that will be coming down but again most of it in northern new england, and then here's what happens tomorrow. this model right here is showing going to have varying amounts of cloudiness with sunshine sending us up lower 60s but it's not forecasting any rain in the me. so i'm disagreeing with that model and thinking we are going to have showers. as that front which comes down it's going to sort of slow down in southern new england and showers develop along that front. so today upper 50s for high this is afternoon, tomorrow's highs lower 60s with some sunshine at times with varying amounts of clouds in the morning and then the showers come through in the afternoon then it's going to be all clearing out for halloween. how about halloween it looks

clear sky and around 50 to 48, 49 degrees about 5 p.m. around 7:00 basically calm around 45 degrees and 9:00 it's chilly and down right spooky by then. let's talk about the jet stream this week. it's going to drive warmer air right back at us. here my 7 days forecast showing that we do have after a cool halloween, but rather quiet weather, and a chilly start to tuesday morning it's going to warm up to the upper 60s on benefits, and could be a few showers coming in on thursday that's it for now. see you soon. >> all right. see you soon. halloween isne days but they're having celebrations all week long. last night the boston police department through a halloween party for kids. the guest of honor mayor marty walsh but the stars were the neighborhood kids who enjoyed pizza face painting and trick or treating at the station. a local police officer's home vandalized coming up why

welcome back. >> this morning a police officer's wife is facing charges. investigators say she lied about a break in and vandalism at her home. money problems may be behind it. >> there was no burglary. >> reporter: a difficult day

their own officers facing charges. it began back on october 17th when she reported a burglary at the family home. jewelry and money stolen. she also said the house was tagged with graffiti possibly referencing the black lives matter moment. now, police say they've determined the entire account was fast. >> something wasn't quite right. as a result of that the their due diligence and followed through with the information that we had and based on that we came to the conclusion ultimately what happened it was all fabricated junior. >> reporter: just after she filed to the report she took to social media saying we woke up to not only our house being robbed while we were sleeping but to see this hatred for no reason. the chief says her husband was not involved in the deception. it's a story generating plenty of reaction in

do that. if you're going to stage a robbery, really, come on? you're a cop's wife. you should know better. >> repos of filing a false police report and charged with misleading a police investigation. she has a court date coming up. . well, it was closure, one marathon survivor never knew was lacking, coming up how articles of clothing changed her outlook. but first meet a star on the basketball court, not even old enough for kindergarten

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a lot of toddlers dribble but it's usually on a bib, not this little guy, he's doing it on the court and crushing it. look at him. 3-year old carter is making a name for himself with basketball skills way beyond his years. his parents say he's been around the sport his whole life and just naturally picked it up. i just want to keep watching him. he is so cute. look at h look at that. he's not even log at the ball either. absolutely incredible. love love love that. well, another local school district says it's found disturbing levels of led but fall out for the bus driver to crashed right into a building. also ahead why looser restrictions on cuba could mean big business for a local company, plus an update on your all important weekend forecast because that's what barry does

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yes, it is, good morning everybody, thanks so much for being with us. it is 6:30 on this saturday morning, october 29th, 2 days before the big spooky day of halloween. and barry burbank is standing by with the forecastor which actually doesn't look that bad thank goodness. it looks like we'll have a decent halloween afternoon, evening without much wind. it will be on the cool side but basically mostly clear side. this morning clouds across the area and temperatures in the lower 40s in eastern sections, middle part of massachusetts westward 30s here. we've got clouds moving through as you can see and it has been producing few light showers mostly sprinkles and so forth on the

coming our way. so there has been a few -- a little bit of few light sprinkles and right in here the showers breaking out here just over lake ontario, that's a cold front. so those showers will be coming down this afternoon. so a chance of a shower but much of the day will be rain free. it should go up to about 58. breeze 10 to 20 miles an hour and tomorrow afternoon showers after varying amounts of clouds and sunshine in the morning u a shifting wind tomorrow. the rest move forecast comes your way in just a few minutes. checking our top stories, crews will begin demolition on mass pike toll booths. there will be 23 work zones up and down the pike as they began tearing them down and rerouting traffic. options say you should prepare for the same kind of traffic you see during snowstorms for the next 3 weeks at least. state police will

the clock to help with traffic. this morning people are on edge as police search for a flasher who exposed himself to 3 girls. police say they believe the suspect may be involved in another case. according to police both involved a man sitting in a silver or white sedan. . hillary clinton is calling on the fbi to reveal more information about a political bombshell less before election day. the fbi says its reviewing new emails into an investigation into her use of a private email server. agents say they found the emails investigating sexting allegations. . passengers in a panic screaming to get off a plane as thick black smoke pours in. 161 passengers and 9 crew members

2-dozen of them are nursing minor injuries. the plane caught fire as it sped down the runway. federal investigators believe a dangerous engine malfunction is to blame. . >> reporter: it was sheer panic as passengers tried to escape a burning american airlines jet on a chicago runway friday afternoon. video capturing the chaos as smoke and flames poured from the side of the boeing and many race to go down the aircraft's emergency exit slide. >> oh my god. >> there was a big ball of red flames blew up from that window that's all i can tell you. i got out of there as fast as i can. >> reporter: a federal official telling the associated press the plane experienced a serious and rare engine malfunction which parts break off. >> halfway through getting out the smoke started to get a little bit heavy. so you get a

and took in smoke appeared that was the scariest part. >> reporter: the plane was bound for miami when polites were forced to abort their take off. 20 people including one flight attendant suffered minor injuries during the evacuation. >> this could have been absolutely devastating if it happened later farther, i mean, there's a thousand variables. >> reporter: uncontained engine failures are rare these days to design improvements. they're normally caused when an object flies into the engine. . >> and that wasn't the only air emergency last night. in florida a fed ex plane started smoking during landing and then an explosion. the landing gear collapsed on the runway. 2 people onboard he is said without injury. the school bus driver who

it was suspended. the bus driver and 5 students sr injuries. investigators have ruled out mea cause of tuesday's crash. tests are being expanded in a school district after 2 schools show high levels of led. samples taken tested above the acceptable levels. until testing is finished the district plans to flush faucets daily. a federal judge says he needs more information before he'll answer former house speaker's request for early release from prison. he's applying for a compassionate release because of complication from a previous bought with cancer. back in 2011 he was sentenced to 8 years on corruption charges. trip advisory will be allowed to sell travel service

that puts it on a short list. but there are some restrictions under federal rules travelers must have an approved reason for going to the country. . well, 7 people accused in an armed stand off at a federal wildlife sanctuary in oregon have all been acquitted. one juror says the panel didn't exactly show support the juror says they were rejecting the prosecutors's conspiracy claims. the armed stand off lasted 41 days beginning in january. >> it's okay to say no to the federal government sometimes. that doesn't make you a criminal. it doesn't mean you don't love or respect this country. it means there are

painful part of her past a boston marathon bombing survivor gets her belongings back from that at theable day. she was waiting for her mother to cross the finish line when the first bomb exploded. 3 years later reclaiming her belongings is part of the healing process. >> people will message me and say i'm thinking about you. >> for erika every reminder of the deadly attacks near the finish line after multiple surgeries she's now living with a prosthetic leg but nothing brought back memories from that day like seeing the clothes she was wearing and where the pieces peers her body. >> at first i wasn't sure if i wand to see into clothes and when i was there i decided i do want to see them and i saw my shirts that i had on. i had a ravens shirt on that i loved and remember being so upset that

know i saw my jeans and i saw how shredded and just torn apart they were. and oddly enough my left shoe they had kept, and now that i'm an amputee on the left side it was very emotional. >> the fbi held onto them as evidence. last month she was able to pick up her possessions. >> i charged my phone. it still had everything on had 67 text messages. and over 10 voicemails from that day that i had heard from friends of what they had sent to me. >> she doesn't know what she's going to do with these items but says she isn't ready to part with them. >> a weird -- it was very emotional but it was also healing at the same time. kind of come full circle with it. >> wow, she is back

online total that educates teens. well, patriots versus bills, coming up belichick bell's keys to the game after what happened in week 4. we have a huge spotty light showers, a few sprinkles moving through parts of the region right now ahead of an approaching warm front and it would be really nice if the really warm air in the midwest would get here. for us a sprinkle or 2 and maybe a shower later today. we got rid of the big storm out at sea now, but talk about a big storm let's go to the trivia for this hour and it's about hurricane sandy, can you believe it's been four years since sandy struck on this date? how many states were affected by hurricane sandy back in 2012? 6 states, 12, 18 states or 24 states. we'll have the answer and my forecast.

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trouble, they go to the bullpen and a 4-6-3 double play. 7th inning indians was runners on the corner, sox fans remember him and he comes off the beverage and gets a huge single. the runner is out going to third. indians have the game's first run. 9th inning cubs get the lead off man. biaz with the in scoring position but swinging to end it. indians grab a 2-1 lead in the series with a thrilling 1-0 victory. meanwhile the 2012 sandaval is enjoying his off season. he watched them train and had his picture taken with his favorite player. he watched the team work out and by the looks of it he's been working out as well. he missed almost the entire 2016 season. as the patriots get ready for

once again are a pretty healthy bunch. collins was taken off the injury list yesterday and was able to participate in friday's practice. that's the good news if there's any bad news it's that bennett did not participate in yesterday's practice. now, bennett has a had ankle. but the other tied end says he feels great. . >> i always feel like when i'm out on the field i always want to have that feeling that you're on top of your game. i mean 's out there and have that type of confidence and every single week it takes work you've got to put in in order to feel on top of your game. so always a new week every week and what i put in during that week. so as of right now i feel good for sure. >> and as for the bills they're banged up. mccoy had a big game

hamstring which means cuts like this would be pretty difficult to make. ryan says the last time they played things were different without brady. >> i'll admit it was probably an easier game playing out him. i'm here to say it was easier. >> why do you say? >> i am just sticking with the fact, the truth. i try to tell you the truth. . >> wbz has sunday patriots game day, pats appeared bills kick it off at 1 followed by our 5th quarter post game show. college hockey the eagles turn a 2 on 1 into a rush going the other way and from there the trigger is pulled and the third goal. eagles add one more. and what a night tonight coming up in sports the

the road and game 4 of the world series with the indians holding a 2 games to 1 lead. . and barry is here now to talk about our weather forecast. how about the weather down south i'm a little jealous, # 0-degree temperatures. >> so much of the nation is so warm. any way we'll try to get it a little bit warmer than it has been the last days. >> let's go to the ns. >> in fact even more let's go to the nors, at the brook school 38, norwell, 41, let's go to norwood where it's 38 this morning. so good morning to everybody. let's see the other numbers around here and running a little bit lower than this time yesterday morning when we were up in the 50s because that storm did bring warmer air in

rest of the day yesterday. high temperatures yesterday were occurring right around this time in the 50s. so this morning it's 43 in boston, 53 this time yesterday morning. looking at 30s as you head out in metro west. then we go back in the warmth. the warm air is trying to come our way, wants to come our way but really is not going to be successful in bringing these kinds of temperatures our way. this is so close. 69 in philadelphia today, 71 inn 0s across a good chunk of the nation. but just not going to be getting up into new england this time around. there's a nice warm surge coming our way. it looks like it wants to come our way. we have this warm front here setting off a few mostly light showers, sprinkles a lot of this is drying up, but a few stations are reporting a sprinkle or 2. the warm front will come through so we will get into the warmer air this

showing the showers moving in through portions of central new england right now even down into massachusetts but again some of these places not getting the rain at the ground level. then we have the batch of showers crossing lake ontario. this is basically right in here. the showers associated with the cold front which will be coming on down. so those will be coming down this afternoon. note about 2 or 3:00 this afternoon the showers with the cold front coming across central new england starting to sag into massachusetts and then it looks like those will we'll have varying amounts of clouds. tomorrow we'll have some sunny breaks in the morning but this model is not even indicating much of any rain in the afternoon. it's saying it's going to be a zero system, a few showers going south of new england. i'm going to disagree with that at this point until i see more substantial evidence that we're going to miss it. i think we're going to get showers tomorrow afternoon. upper 50s this afternoon, low temperatures tonight, upper 40s to lower 50s so a mild night.

lower 60s and it looks like we're in for -- halloween this weekend for example, 5 this afternoon, breezy slight chance of a shower and all the people celebrating halloween this weekend there will be some showers p.m. here's my 7-day forecast showing that halloween will be on the chilly side. it will be bright and sunny just a few scattered clouds. the wind will drop off after being a windy monday morning but not much at all later in the day and falling down into the 40s at then we zoom up to 6 so we do get a shot of milder weather not far from 70 kerry, on wednesday. let's go to the trivia for this hour. it's been 4 years already since hurricane sandy struck the united states and it was a powerful big storm, did a lot of damage bad stuff from hurricane sandy but how many states did hurricane sandy affect? >> let's go with a. >> the answer is.

that was widespread as it pushed inland it covered much of the eastern part of the united states. as we mentioned earlier they got all the snow in west virginia, terrible storm surge in new jersey and new york city. >> i remember new jersey hit hard. >> yeah, all right. thank you

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in a place that calls itself witch city you know halloween is a big deal and salem has been celebrating all month long. this weekend there's karen values and face painting. the halloween party is tonight at 7 and there will be live music throughout the city all weekend long. all fun in salem around halloween. coming up meet the therapy dogs making the skies a little

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. right now the first full day of open road tolling. >> a potential political bombshell what hillary clinton wants from the fbi after reports they're looking at more emails from her private server and the employee of a local college says she was punished for having kids. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . >> good morning.

it is saturday october 29th. a couple days before the big day. i'm kerry connolly along with barry burbank. >> good morning. we've got pretty nice morning out there. we've got varies amounts of clouds around sunrise coming up in about 13 minutes. put won't see a bright sun shining start to the day. in some locations we have quite a bit of cloudiness. lower 40s eastern sections, mid-30s metro west westward. and still some mid-40s in the cape still a brisk breeze but nowhere near as windy as it was yesterday when some gusts were close to 50 miles an hour. a little band of showers been poking southeastward ahead of an approaching warm front. worcester had an 11-minute shower, and a few other places a brief sprinkle and a batch of showers up in here. so there's

spots may have a brief shower this morning. much of the day will be rain free. goes to 58 gets a little breezy this afternoon southwest and then some afternoon showers tomorrow after some breaks of sun in the morning, goes to 62. rest of my forecast in just a few minutes. we are following a developing story this morning and what will likely be a major impact on your morning commute. crews have already begun demolishing toll mass pik now that electronic tolling has officially begun. there will be 23 work zones up and down the pike and why one traffic official says you should prepare for the same kind of traffic you see during snowstorms for the next 3 weeks least. . >> it's kind of like the end of an era.

toll booths and toll collectors have now gone the way of the phone booth. >> it's sad, you know, because we're all leaving. >> reporter: bruce braved the heat, cold, wind and snow for 22 years. >> i can't believe it's really happening. for years and years they were talking about taking down tolls. you know, electronic tolling, but it's just a weird feeling. >> reporter: he'll be reassigned but for mike this is >> yes, i am going to miss it going to miss the workers. some of the clientele. >> reporter: hundreds accepted early retirement, some are being reassigned but many are now out of work. advancements in technology will certainly be a transition. >> think of it is going to snow twice a day every day for 22 days both during your morning and afternoon commute. >> reporter: they're now live but it will be a while before we all reap the benefits and while

if you still don't have one or if you're transponder hasn't yet been activated by way of a 6-month grace period. when you get that pay by plate invoice in the mail pay the bill apply for a transponder and you will be credited the difference in price. late fines still apply mass dot is urging commuters to leave themselves plenty of time next week especially on monday and get this, state you travel with a full tank of gas. . >> good advice and state police will have 200 troopers working around the clock to help with traffic. the project is expected to take a full year. we know a lot of you have questions about this toll transition so we have some answers for you on our website at cbsboston.com. . to campaign 2016 now this morning hillary clinton is

political bombshell less than 2 weeks before election day. the fbi says it is reviewing new emails in an investigation into her use of a private email server that was supposed to be closed over the summer. agents found the emails investigating sexting allegations against disgraced former congressman weiner. >> the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. . >> reporter: hillary clinton in a full transparence from the fbi. this after director james comey announced friday the fbi has found new emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. those emails found during an unrelated investigation of anthony weiner the estranged husband of clinton's top aide. the couple's laptop contains emails and the fbi is now reviewing those emails to see if any

that this new information may not be significant. so let's get it out. . >> this is bigger than watergate. >> reporter: donald trump seizing on the news saying it's more evidence that clinton believes she's above the law, and praising the fbi which he once called corrupt. >> i think they're going to right the ship, folks i think they're going to right the ship. and they're going to save their great reputation by doing so. >> reporter: now, the question: how big will the impact be on the race? clinton leads by 4 to 5 points nationally but the numbers had already been tightening. >> the bottom line though is it's not the news story that the clinton people wanted. >> reporter: jon keller says where this could hurt clinton is with the remain undecided voters. >> to the extent that they remind people of the whole email story which it certainly will it's bad for her.

requests from democratic lawmakers for more information. director comey in his letter said he did not know how long this review might take. . boston's archdiocese is spending big to keep marijuana from becoming legal here in massachusetts. according to the globe the church is contributing $850,000 to the effort to defeat question on ballot 4. they say to the church's health and social service programs. and we are following some news from western massachusetts this morning. a tragedy in the town of plainfield where a young girl dragged by a school bus has died. the 9-year old just stepped off the bus and somehow got caught in the door yesterday. the bus didn't go far. police are now interviewing the driver. a former employee is suing smith college. she says the

illegally because of her attempt to say grow her family. she tells the globe after 2 pregnancies and 2 miscarriages she was so fearful of losing her job she stopped attending physical therapy and had trouble eating until they finally resigned. smith college settled a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit from a different employee back in 2015. . a local police officer's home vandalized, coming up though why investigators now believe his wife is responsible. >> and coming up next today's for your community we're talking about mass general's hospital's 100, coming up.

every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public

. welcome back. celebrating hope inspiring action and working to change how we fight cancer. this morning we have 2 special guests involved with the massachusetts general hospital's 100 as it's called and we're joined by marla and devon. thank you for coming in this morning. >> thank you. >> tell us a little bit about the 100, what it's all about,

signature fundraising events. it celebrates hope in our cancer community. every year we honor cancer care givers, researchers, and like devon. one thing about all of these is that they make the world a better place for cancer patients and their families. . >> so devon, very special tell us about your involvement. >> well, i created a fundraiser called the amazing race to find clues and challenges and all the money went to mass general hospital. >> and this is all because of your grandpa right. >> yes. >> tell bus that. >> he passed away in 2013 but was expected to die much earlier, because of the amazing care he got at mass general he lived so much longer and i had such a great relationship with him so i wanted to do something to give back. >> i know he was very special to you. >> yeah. >> great to you.

others besides devon. what is the criteria, how do people -- maybe people at home think of somebody just like devon that's working really hard as well and maybe they need to be nominated. how does that all work? >> we nominate people from coast to coast and around the globe. this year if you'd like to nominate it's really simple. go to our website, and our nominations close at the end of the year. nominations are open across the country and we encourage everybody to nominate. to date we have honored 900 people this is our 10th anniversary. >> wow. >> and we're looking forward to being up to 1,000. >> it's such a great idea because it makes people realize how hard they've worked and they get recognized for that which is so special but then is also might encourage others to even do more than what they're involved with right now. what are some of the things that the

since devon has created the amazing race for the cure in just over the last few years there's been so much progress in cancer treatment and new therapies. and mass general over the last 10 years we've been pioneering targeted therapies which are customized to patients. now, we're turning or attention to the development of therapies which are available like devon's grandfather perhaps would have been able to have a therapy today. which is really exciting. mass general is also pioneering new technologies in the field of early detection. we feel that this is the holg great. if we can detect cancer early and the time before it has spread hopefully we can cure it in the future. >> absolutely that's the key.

>> all right. ladies, thank you so much. high 5, girl. good job. and thank you for cog this morning. a big endorsement for the new england patriots coming up find out who picked the pats to go all the way this season.

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well, you can count in one person who's already predicting another super bowl appearance, president obama, on friday he told a radio station brady and the pats will make it back to the big game this year and he predicts they'll face the seattle sea hawks. did he predict that they'll go all the way that's what i want to know. >> that's what i want to know too. . >> i like what he's saying. >> me too. are we going to like what you'rg >> for the most part. it could be pouring all day and it's not going to do that. let's go to the cs this time on the weather bug network. let's go to the middle up there. 39 degrees. cambridge 40, let's go to the south southwest boston to canton at the kennedy school it's also 39 degrees. temperatures are a little bit

this time yesterday morning, 12 degrees lower in boston. we were in the 50s yesterday morning to start off as we had that rain still falling, the storm brought the warm air in and then the storm moved out out of the ocean the cold air wrapped back in. so the highest temperatures yesterday occurring first thing in the morning. today we've got temperatures in the lower 40s around boston but a lot of upper 30s starting to show up where there's still a bit of a breeze out there, but most of the strong winds of bred is gone. we look out to the warmth coming up through chicago and it looks like it's pointed right in our direction. it looks like we would like to be warming up nicely and wound it be nice to be in the 70s or 80s? there's a wide area of that happening today but it's just not going to have a chance to really surge in here before a cold front right in here comes down and just kind of forces it to the south of new england. but there is a warm front which

sprinkles and light showers right now. the warm front will move in the wind will turn this afternoon and ahead of the approaching cold front there could be a couple of showers. thanks for sending this picture. and encountering some of the last bits of color out there. of course the wind and rain has done a big number on a lot of the trees but still some colorful trees around. you can get out and enjoy some of colors which still exist i have a couple of trees that are beautiful right now and finally most of the acorns are on the ground, i think. this has been a big year. well, we've got sprinkles drops of rain coming down in spots but here's the cold front which is kicking off this band of showers here and that's what's going to be getting us later on today. just a chance of a sprinkle or light shower this morning, showers coming down with a cold front will come in middle part of the

the end of that but the cold front really isn't going to surge through, it's just going to ooze its way down through. tomorrow morning varying amounts of cloudiness and i think a disturbance coming in from the west and this model not even recognizing that and saying there isn't going to be rain tomorrow. i would think there's going to be some showers. my forecast is plan for showers tomorrow afternoon. if it turns out better appeared don't getan could be rain tomorrow afternoon. upper 50s for high this is afternoon near 50s to upper 40s for low temperatures tonight and back up to the lower 60s tomorrow and after that of course we get to halloween, what's the forecast? well, it's going to be a high of about 50. so by 5:00 trick or treat time starting in many communities 48, 44 by 7:00 and 41 by 9:00. it turns chilly. by the way sunset

the afternoon, sun set on november 6th is 4:31 as we go back to standard time and the next time we have a sunset at 5:38 will be on march 4th. wow, that's a long way off. here's my 7-day forecast calling for temperatures going up to about 62 tomorrow down to 50 for a high on halloween, windy on the morning but not much later in the day and i think we have a nice warm day on wednesday close to 68, not 78, not 88 like you might like. >> youno >> once again it's all how you look at it. all right. barry burbank thank you so muchi hope you're hungry because it's almost time to get your forks, knives and appetites ready. here's a look at what they'll be talking about today on the phantom gourmet. >> some restaurants are so good it's scary. coming up the

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salem massachusetts will be a busy place this week ends as halloween approaches and the phantom gourmet takes us on a tour of the tasty dining destinations. . >> ambolina in downtown serves authentic pizza with creative toppings all cooked in a beautiful state-of-the-art wood burning oven. >> it's made in naples it's quite possibly the best pizza oven in the world right now. >> turner's seafood in the historic hall is a popular spot for fresh fish and an interactive oyster bar. >> they look into the open

. >> with spectacular harbor views sea level is a big fun and delicious tribute to new england seafood and comfort food. >> it's not expensive, not formal it really is a fun place. 20 beers on tap. you're having seafood on the water. it's wonderful. >> although with all of the crowds converging on salem over the next few days the tru you might want to wait until november 1st. for more food and fun watch the phantom gourmet saturday and sunday. . >> all right. thank you, 7:27 as you rise and shine on this saturday morning. you made it to the weekend. got to love it.

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investigators now believe his wife is responsible. a rivalry remid this week as the patriots shuffle on up to buffalo, what will be different this time around. and trips to cuba new approved by a popular massachusetts-based travel website. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. everybody, thanks so much for being with us on this saturday, october 29th. we're glad you're joining us. i'm kerry connolly along with barry burbank who was just singing good morning. that sounded really good. give it to us. >> you know why i was singing because i've got this beautiful shot from bill. how about these colors here and a few others pictures have come in as well. if you have a beautiful sunrise shot we'd like to see that and share it with everybody here.

around this morning. lower 40s along the immediate coast mid-40s in the cape still a bit of a breeze from the northwest. nothing like it was last night or all day yesterday. you'll see the clouds coming in from the approaching warm front setting off a few scattered light showers and sprinkles, a cold front back in here which is setting off a string of showers. an isolated or widely scattered sprinkle this morning, a shower possible in some sections this afternoon but much of the day will be rain f coming out. 58 today, breezy this afternoon, a couple of showers tomorrow in the afternoon in fact, most everybody should get a shower at least a few showers tomorrow afternoon as it goes to 62. i'll see you in a few minutes with the rest of the forecast. >> all right we look forward to that. checking our top stories meanwhile crews will begin demolition on the mass pike toll booth as the state begins its new cashless tolling.

tearing down the booths. traffic officials say you should prepare for the same kind of traffic you see during snowstorms for the next 3 weeks. state police will have 200 troopers working around the clock to help with traffic. and hillary clinton is calling on the fbi to reveal more information about a political bombshell less than 2 weeks before election day. the fbi says it is reviewing new emails in an investigation into her use of a private email closed over the summer. agents say they found the emails investigating sexting allegations against former congressman anthony weiner. well, this morning a police officer's wife is facing charges. investigators say she lied about a break in and a vandalism at her own home. money problems may be behind it. . >> there was no burglary. >> reporter: a difficult day

charges. it all began back on october 17th when she reported a burglary at the family home. jewelry and money stolen. she also said the house was tagged with graffiti possibly referencing the black lives malice aforethought moment. now, police say they've determined the entire account was false. >> this case initially came to our attention, i didn't think -- something wasn't quite right. i think that was pretty obvious. and as a result of that the their due diligence and followed through with the information that we had and based on that we came to the conclusion ultimately what happened that it was all fabricated. >> reporter: just after she filed to the report she took to social media saying that we woke up to not only our house being robbed but to see this hatred for no reason. the chief says her husband was not involved in the deception and has been exonerated. it's a story

place herself. if you're going to stage a robbery, really, come on, you're a cop's wife. you should know better. >> reporter: she faces charges of filing a false police report, she's also charged with misleading a police investigation. she has a court date coming up. . trip advisor website will be allowed to sell travel services to people visiting cuba. it companies given a license for the cuba market. there are restriction, travelers must have an approved reason for going to the country. . well, it will be a beat up bills team hosting the patriots tomorrow. coming up the star player likely to be on the

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. well, good morning. wow, they've waited 71 years for a world series game to be played in chicago, cubs and indians in game 3, and what a game last night. the wind was blowing out big time. so what do we get, a pitcher 's dual. 5th inning

one out, and grim wrapped into a 4-6-3 double play. 7th inning indians with runners on the corner, sox fans remember him and he comes off the bench and gets a huge single. indians had the game's first run. 9th inning lead off man out, biaz with the tying run and winning runs in scoring position for the to end it indians grab a 2-1 lead in the series with a thrilling 10 victory. meanwhile sandaval is enjoying his office season visiting his favorite football club. he watched the team work out and by the looks of it he's been working out as well. he missed almost the entire 2016 season with. as the patriots get ready for tomorrow's game at buffalo they

these bunch. both bolden and collins were taken off the jury list yesterday. if there's any bad news it's that bennett did not participate in yesterday's practice one of the 7 players listed as questionable for the game tomorrow. bennett has a bad ankle, the other tight end says he feels great. . >> i always feel like when i'm out on the field i always want to have that feeling that you're on top of your game. i mean, that's always a good feeling of confidence and every single week, i mean, it takes work you've got to put in in order to feel on top of your game every single week. so it's always a new week every week and what i put in during that week to feel that i'm on top move game or when it comes sunday so as of right now i mean, i feel good for sure. >> as for the bills they're banged up mccoy is doubtful with

make. meanwhile ryan says the last time these teams played things were a lot different without brady. >> you know, i'll admit it it was probably an easier game to play it without him. i'm here to say it was easier. >> why do you say that? >> well, i'm just -- you know i'm just sticking with the fact, the truth. i try to tell you the truth. >> captain obvious. pats and bills kick it off at 1 followed by our 5th quarter post game show. to college hockey the eagles turn a 2 on 1 against them into a rush going the other way and from there the trigger is pulled and the third goal of the season. that was give bc a 2-1 lead, a victory over the boys from rhode island. and tonight the bruins on the road in detroit, celtics on the road

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. barry is a troublemaker. >> no, not me. >> he's always making me laugh. >> you're telling me i'm a troublemaker, not going to happen. >> very true. we're glad you're with us this morning, 7:45 on this saturday. what are we looking at for the weekend. >> okay weekend. we're going to go to -- >> let's head south. >> you've got that right, the south side, folks let's go way out there south bridge at the charles street school where it's 39 this morning and come east to southboro and south of boston to southeastin where it's 38. so hi to everybody on our weather bug network this morning. the temperatures are lower than we were at this time yesterday morning about by a dozen degrees because we had that warm air coming in with the ocean storm and pulled the cold air right do you back over us.

but there's a wedge of warmth coming our way and in fact it gets even warm and warmer in fact, these will be the high temperatures. hard to imagine that these will be the highs today but a lot of areas will be in the 80s today. this area of warmth is surging up from the southwest. but it's just not going to get that warm air in new england. the warm front is coming and that's why we've had clouds this spotty mostly light showers and sprinkles. that warm front will go through. by the way there's a storm way off shore that gave us all the wind and rain recently. and speaking of rain we have a few drops a little bit coming down in some spots. it won't last long this morning. another band comes in for this afternoon. so that band this morning is going to fall apart. this afternoon there will be in other batch coming down with a cold front. we should get up to the upper 50s, could be showers

few dying as they move into the southeastern sections. tonight a lot of cloudiness around. watch these temperatures they hardly go below 50. then start up tomorrow have variable amounts of clouds and sunshine. this model is not recognizing a disturbance coming in from the midwest which i think is going to create widespread showers around here tomorrow afternoon. again bear that in mind shower tomorrow afternoon and it gets nicer.up a little breezy this afternoon. lower 60s tomorrow and halloween, yes it's going to be right around 48 at 5:00. notice sun set time on halloween is 5:38 and chilly during the evening but on the clear side and not much wind at all, and it will be warming up so may go as high as 68 on wednesday, take a look at that warm weather is coming but not 78 or # # like what's out in the midwest. >> they've got real warm temperatures. thank you so

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very important mission, so stop child abuse and neglect here in the state of massachusetts and they do so by partnering with parents to help them build the skills they need to create a safe and healthy environment for children. to tell us more about this great organization and an upcoming event they're having on november 30th called evening of promise with us t morning are children's trust executive director susan bartley and yvonne garcia. good morning, ladies. >> i've never talked about the children's trust. i don't know why. why do you think that's so? >> i think because we -- we partner with communities to work with parents directly, to make sure that they do have the systems and the knowledge they need to raise kids because any

us take on. >> yes, yes, well such an important mission. that's why i wanted to highlight. obviously kids are our most precious. i mean, to me i have 2 children and to me they're the world and we know how children are and they're our future. so we need to protect them. so your mission i think is extremely important. tell us more about how exactly it is that you partner up with the parents. what is it exactly >> our largest program is called healthy families. it reaches out to first time parents 20 and under and sends a trained professional in to work with those parents to make sure that they have skills. to make sure that they understand child development, to make sure that they're looking at what do they need to do in order to be a good part. and that program which has been evaluated has shown that these young women 70% who

back to school they graduate high school and they are twice as likely to have completed a year of college. >> they're so young. >> so young. >> 20 and under, right? >> exactly. >> right. this is really good. >> it's great to get in there early because we know 0 to 3 is when the bulk of the little brain develops and too much stress that brain doesn't develop. parents want the best too young, but they're babies having babies, so let's get in there and teach them and support them. and we've seen remarkable results. less use of corporal punishment less risky behaviors including the use of drugs and alcohol. they want the best let's make sure that they can give their best to their child. >> tell bus evening of promise a

we talk to yvonne. this is an exciting time for you guys. >> it is an exciting time. we're kicking it off on november 30th. it will be a fun night. but primarily we're there to raise resources for the children's trust and to honor yvonne garcia who is a shining light. i mean, her work at children's hospital, her work on behalf of us really makes her definitely. within the latino community obviously you have done such great work throughout the years. tell us a little bit about -- for those people who don't know you, tell us a little bit about you, the different jobs because you have different titles. tell us. >> my first job is that of a mom. i have a 15-year old daughter and a 9-year old son >> a very important one may i add. >> my most important job which is why i'm so fond of the work

i'm senior vice president at state street. i worked in their investment management services heading up a global team. and then i'm also the national chair woman for the association of latino professionals for america and i'm a co-founding chair of an initiative at boston children's hospital. >> so tell us about when you got the news about the fact that you were going to be receiving this very special honor. >> i was humbled and excited. i was really excited once children's trust appeared the work they do. you know, when you talk about child abuse an neglect it doesn't only affect the children and families but impacts really the entire community. and my ability to help children's trust expand and to the underserved communities is really what my intention and my ability to help them in any way i can. >> yeah, yeah, especially within the latino community. would you say the community was such a young community we also have a

help from the children's trust. >> absolutely, in healthy families, we have family centers that you will find. even, you know, in greenfield, springfield, very much reaching out and including the community that's been there for many generations as well. >> let me give them a number where they can call you guys also to get more information on the children's trust to see how they can help as well >> that would be great z. thank you so much ladies and good luck with the event. >> you'll be there with us. >> i will. children's trust and their evening of promise event you can call them at the number on your screen. you can also get a direct link to their website and their social media pages visiting us online at beck web/centro. step forward to a better you, see you next time. >> thank you. you know, not everybody loves being on camera. i mean,

>> i understand that. >> and my little friend fenway here 4-month old really doesn't want to show his face but unfortunately, you have to because we want to get you a new home. >> there he is. >> come here. all right. come here this is fenway. >> ha little nervous. >> he's just a baby. here we go. he's 4 months owned and is going to be on the pet parade tomorrow. just a little nervous being on camera. have wonderful day everybody. thanks so much for watching. we'll see you again tomorrow morning. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan

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