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the latest on officers and emts that were sent to the hospital. a double shooting in dorchester: how to innocent bystanders that injured in the accident. tearing down tolls: what to expect for traffic ahead on this week neshek to meet. we start with ricky news this morning: bus he shoot and kill a man they say attacked officers thank you for being with us this morning. police tell us and around 12:dirty this morning a man's mother called saying he was suffering from paranoia and schizophrenia. at first officers tried to let the medical personnel talk to the man and calm him down, but the 31-year-old struggled and injured 2 of them. police tried to disarm him. he continued to struggle until he

>> these are always tough calls to deal with. i think we try to deal with a medical emergency people first. you turned on them and attacked them , and then we tried to disarm him but unfortunately we couldn't get the knife away and it left us no choice. >> the officers and 2 emts were sent to the hospital. the commissioner says the district attorney's office will take over the investigation. the dead suspect's name has not been released. also, 6.1 magnitude earth rocked central and southern italy just days after a shock hit the nation earlier this week . there have been no immediate reports of injury and death but plenty of damage has been done. many buildings were damaged from an office earthquake that left thousands of people homeless. it is 6:02, time to check in with very -- barry for a look at our sunday temperature.

there is a cold front north of the city. temperatures have fallen here a little bit. it will keep settling a little bit more to the south and stalling somewhere across extreme southern new england. maybe it will go only down to the new england south coast but in any event, the question is how much cooler will come down to the north? we still know there are a lot of clouds. we will have a string of showers to the west coming in. we will be optimistic and say it may turn partly sunny and places. it will be on the mild side for the most part. shuttles will arrive this afternoon. anytime 3:00 on there will be showers around. it will be in the 50s in northern massachusetts. we're turning cooler this afternoon when though showers arrive. coming up, your forecast. our other top story: a

innocent bystander dead and the teenager wounded. it is possible the woman was caught in crossfire. we are not at work, we are not in iraq or afghanistan. we're here in the community of roxbury dorchester.>> reporter: on the street in dorchester, 2 people shot, a teenage boy wounded and a woman around dirty was hit in the chest and she was ki it is possible the teenager was the one being targeted. >> it is said, you look at how many young kids there are. it kills you to see the young kids. you can see the fear on their face. they shouldn't have to be witnesses to this. the only way it will stop is if the public steps up. >> reporter: another murder in broad daylight and the community has had enough. >> we should be able to walk down the street and not have to worry about ducking for bullets and running for cover. this is our community. if you know something, help the

got to stop here expect most young people think if you have a right to settle it with a gun . someone has to die for you to feel better about yourself. we have to change that mentality through education. >> people say anyone of them could've been the victim. >> i was coming over here to do some lottery tickets. i asked my daughter if she would come but she was playing her little nintendo stuff. she is 11 years old. a coulve daughter. >> police and detectives are working very hard on this case. as of late saturday night, still no arrest. there were also reviewing surveillance video that they were able to get from area businesses. a teenager suffered serious head injuries at a fight. an 18-year-old is charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. the 15-year-old victim remains in hospital.

charged with assaulting a girl in the parking lot at a high school. administrator say the pair knew each other but aren't getting any other specifics. the school call that an isolated incident and says other students were never at rest. crews continue to work round-the-clock, changing to elect tronic polls -- tolls -- electronic told -- tolls . fi of gas tomorrow were my the a great idea just to stay home. >> reporter: the demolition has begun. the new all electronic poll took place friday night. traffic across the state is not to her brief crawl. admit it all, mascot -- msdot

is surprising but we are ahead of schedule . we are extremely proud of our contractors that are working with us. format wanted to take a look at traffic for ourselves. we're about to enter the tunnel connecting east boston to boston . you can see the told demo in progress. it seems some people may be a little confused. you saw the toll booths were covered in black. signals were covered in black. traffic was confused, little bit of a crawl. officials say it worse on monday. >> monday is the super bowl, especially the last 2 weeks. a really did feel like monday is our game time. there asking drivers not to stop at the toll booth, all be the speed limit and stay in your lame. >> i am really happy for this. >> i think it is a good idea

will be no line it will just go through. >> no incidents have been ordered at any of the tollbooth. they are offering a 6 month grace period for drivers who don't have easy past transponders. officials say drivers who over a transponder after getting their first bill will receive a credit for the higher toll charges on the new poll -- their new account very latest. rihanna will be in live beginning of 4:30 tomorrow. you can watch the report to see how it looks. police say a deadly crash had nothing to do with the elimination of tolls. a 26 rolled woman from spencer died when the driver of the suv she was riding in veered off the road and into a rock ledge in respirable. the woman -- westborough . the woman was

several vehicles. 5 others hurt in the crash is under investigation. paramedics rushed the father and his 6 your old daughter to the hospital after a crash or both are recovering. the driver crashed into a tractor-trailer on route 6 last night. police are investigating the accident. this morning police are looking for shawn chandler. he is wanted in connection with the deadly shooting of donald nancy after a fight last night. police consider him armed and officials are now saying an american airlines jetliner experienced a rare in serious engine failure on friday forcing the pilot to abort a takeoff. flames and heavy black smoke poured from the side of the boeing 757. the massive engine failure caused parts to break off and spew out onto the tarmac. 21 people were hurt on the miami bound plane. a full investigation is underway.

florida to investigate why a cargo plane caught fire and exploded friday. the fedex plane had just landed when the left wing and fuel tank caught fire. the pilot escape down a rope ladder. somehow the 46,000 pieces of mail and other cargo on board were not damaged. it is 6:10 as you rise and shine with us. morning. we have your full forecast

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campaign 2016 a new poll shows donald trump gaining ground on hillary clinton. the democrat has 47 percent of the vote and donald trump has 45 and has been making gains among independent voters. clinton had a 12 point lead a week ago. this has a 3 1/2 percent margin of error. here in massachusetts more than 7 percent of registered voters have ready cast their

that some are hoping to avoid the long lines on election day. that didn't work out everywhere. can has more. >> that was the wrong story. we will get that figured out but i think were going to go to whether. you want to do some weather for me while we figure out what is owing on with that? >> sure. were going to go to franklin this morning. let's check 2 schools to see if the temperature is the chain --

elementary school. it is a mild morning out there. on october 30, late october morning we have at this warm. the 24-hour temperature change is running around 15 to 20 degrees above what we had yesterday morning. there is cooler air in northern new england. it is still 60 in boston. the cold front is to boston. cool air will be seeping in today. it looks like with the home shot of staying right around 60 or going a little bit higher. we are looking at warmer to the south of us. our air will come from here for tomorrow. that is why it will

at what the temperature is in baker lake this morning. here is where it is very warm. it is coming our way with the 70s. it will not hear the. this low- pressure will go right along the front and give a showers this afternoon. it will give us though showers and even a little bit of undermining. temperatures will be mostly in the 50s in northern massachusetts. low and middle 60s to the south. this will be the highest temperatures here. the showers the 2nd half of the afternoon, anytime after 3:00 it looks like rain comes across southern new england. this will clear out later tonight except in the cape. would fall down to the upper 30s north and west. tomorrow's highs should be mostly in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees with a lot of sunshine but lingering clouds on the cape. that is a way looks for tomorrow. for today we have the 5k at

it will be only near 50 tomorrow with sunshine and then only 54 on tuesday after starting at 32. for hollowing trick-or-treaters we have ortiz tomorrow evening. on wednesday and thursday i think we have a shop for the upper 60s. >> that will be really nice. here in massachusetts more than 7 percent of registered voters have ready cast their presidential ballot. in our very first year of early voting. by doing that they are hoping to avoid long lines for election day but it didn't work ou let's go to to ken macleod for the story. >> reporter: the instruction sounded like election day with long saturday lines in places like west roxbury and at the boston public library. it is proof that the first adventure with early voting is a big hit. >> reporter: voters with the hope cast early ballots into hundred and 84 towns and cities across massachusetts today.

for people that are working during the week who might i get extended evening hours have the opportunity to vote early if they choose to. >> the state put up money to help staff early voting for part of the begin. about 100,000 people cast early ballots today. more than 400,000 since the beginning of the week. >> i'm a major liberal. donald trump -- out a new one ago that . >> reporter: and this disgruntled republican dad. >> i'm a republican and i'm not happy with either candidate. early voting runs through friday and some officials believe 15 percent of the registered voters my vote early, but you have to have your mind made up not just on the presidential race but on all those ballot questions. these people got a parade might help you with

not only about the candidates that the questions. only 26 communities will offer early voting today some big town declined to let people vote on either we can day among them burlington and watertown. a baby powder lawsuit reaches a verdict. why a jury has awarded one

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

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hear something that will make you feel good this morning: 2 competitors helping and exhausted boston run across the finish line. it happened at the acc women's cross- country championship. natalie addams was running when she said it was the race of her life. close to the finish she was a jaw, sell -- exhausted, sell >> the great part that comes out of this is there are 2 amazing girls that help who are completely selfless and are amazing people with amazing character, something you can't teach. that is just in them. >> a clemson runner and the louisville runner helped adams finish the race. it is such a great story. a very important player for

the ice. coming up how he was able to lead the way for boston on the road in detroit. 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,

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

right now at 6:30, the patriots and the bills re-knew their rivalries today. we will tell you about the key players expected to suit up and those sitting new details in an all star marlins death. what the police are saying about the case. we do start with broking news this morning -- breaking news this morning.

man. police steel us that around 12:30 this morning, a man's mother called and said her son was suffering from paranoia and schizophrenic. the police tried to disarm the man who continued to struggle with the officers until he was shot and killed. the commissioner says the officers had no choice. >> these are always tough calls to deal with. i think we try emergency medical people first, then he turned on them and attacked them with a knife. we couldn't get the knife away from him. we had no choice. >> the dead suspect's name has

a6.1 magnitude earthquake hit the area this morning. many buildings damaged from an august earthquake that left thousands of people home less. it is6:32 as you rise and shine this morning. we have a warm forecast. good morning. we have had a warm night overnight and the temperatures are going up, but there's a cold front stretched across the area almost down to north western massachusetts so this will continue to track to our area. showers across michigan right now. some of that rain is heading toward buffalo and we are going to get some of that coming up this afternoon. that's what i am calling for as the temperatures go in the 50s. we will be around 5, 55. more coming up.

had left an apparent innocent bystander dead and a woman wounded. two people shot. a teenager shot and a woman hit and killed. the police say it's possible the teenager is the one being targeted. the crews are continuing to work around the clock changing they are telling us to have a full tank of gas tomorrow in case of delays. if you can stay home tomorrow, it may be worth it. the drivers are being asked not to stop at the toll booth, obey the 15 miles per hour limit and stay in your lane. a washington post poll was taken before news broke that

e-mails. erly vote -- early voting is underway in many states including massachusetts. a toxicology report says miami marlins' pitcher jose fernandez had drugs and alcohol in his system when he died. he was the was a two-time all star. coming up next in sports, a busy night for boston teams with the bruins and the celtics on the road.

interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote.

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is past and the team will move on. we sat down with steve burton this week. >> the next opponent is the buffalo bills, a team that beat you already, but this is a team that punked you. do you guys take that personally? >> well, the thing they did more than anything is pitch a shut out, regardless of what went on bever the an opportunity to play the game and they made sure that we didn't take advantage of it. they out played us, out executed us. buffalo has always been a steam that's tough for us to play. they don't care who we are, what everybody else thinks of us. they are going to come out and play hard.

>> we'll have more at 11: 30. the pats and the bills kick off at 1:00. that will be followed by our post game show. bc trying to capture its first acc win. how about this? just over four minutes to go when jones finds sweeney on the trick pass. bc wins the first conference game in 700 days. the bruins entered the losers of six straight. the bruins on the rush late in the second period last night. tim shaller takes a bad angle shot to get the goal.

meanwhile, earning the shut out. 24 saves, tieing tim thomas iii with number 31 of the career. this stops the three game skid. in the meantime, in charlotte last night, shooting an impressive 38% from behind the arc. bradley leading with 31 and 11 rebounds. thomas added 24 of his own winning 104-98. game four of the world series last night. the cubs 1-1 in the top of the second when this hit happens,

to 7-1. the end yans go onto -- indians go onto win it 7-2 and they can clench the title tonight. that would be hard break for the cubs. harvard over dartmouth. u mass beats wagner. >> thank you so much. it's 6:41 on this sunday with us. kind of a warm morning out there. barry burbank standing by with your trivia. good morning. >> yes, it's nice out there. let's see what's going on with the radar. we have rain across michigan heading across buffalo. it will probably be raining for

the great halloween storm of 1991 also known as the perfect storm. we'll have the answer and

we are laughing because barry the trying to help me not drink so much coffee. he said have you seen those people standing in line. how many cups? 5 cups. i haven't really d i have had close to it. it's really an ice coffee kind of morning. it's not that cool out. >> we are going to the maps. >> a good place to start. >> where are we starting? let's go with the les. >> we are going to littleton and carry is right.

good morning everybody. that's our weather bug network stations this hour, anyway. we are looking at temperatures that have been way above the average. this is the 24 hour temperature change. 19degrees higher than it was yesterday this time of the morning. it's chillier in northern new england and this is where the temperatures are coming from we'll have a halloween chill tomorrow and much warmer air coming back later in the week. if we could clear it up completely and the front wasn't coming down, we would have a glorious october day. never the less, it's a great day. here's the area of.(.ecl). it's going to -- low pressure. it's going to bring rain into buffalo. it's going to be wet out there

watch this rain coming along here, it looks like a quarter to make1/3 of an inch in boston. for the october fest in neshoba valley, it's going to be on the pleasant side, varying amounts of clouds. we are watching the clouds thinning out so the sun may be in the second half of the afternoon. any time after 3:00 and the rain gets a little bit heavier in the later afternoon. the last place to clear is cape cod. the temperatures will be going up to only about 50 degrees tomorrow as the clouds sort of linger on the cape much of the

much of the day. lows tonight 42 in boston, upper 30s north and west. highs tomorrow should be around 50, give or take a degree or two with a cold wind in the morning and de creasing in the afternoon. for the trick-or-treaters, 44 at 7:00, by 9:00, it's down to 41, essentially on the for sunset, tomorrow, around 5:38 and it won't be 5:38 again until march 4th. remember one week from today, our sunset is going to be at 4:31 next sunday. we will be turning the clocks back one hour. how about that? boy, oh boy, oh boy.

the perfect storm. here are the choices. >> you know, i am not a good lie -- liar and i don't like to cheat. i saw the answer on the desk. i thought you might have done that on purpose. [ laughter ] >> it absorbed the hurricane and later on it sort of ed named by the national hurricane center. it was a crazy transformation that went on in that thing, 24 years ago on october 31st. now i am glad you left it there. i never would have gotten that. thank you, barry.

online hackers fooled a home owner and the big bank. here's more on how you can avoid being a victim. >> it's devastating to live through and to find out that your dreams have been changed. >> reporter: this picturesque property was a dream of this couple. >> it was the house we have been looking for. >> reporter: after years searching this was the great home. within days of the offer, they were ready to move in. little did they know, a hacker had hacked into the purchase. the scammer learned the address of the property, the exact date

obtained information on the bank account. he wired all of the money for the down payment and thought everything was a done deal until he got to the closing and realized all of the cash ended up in the wrong hands. how much money are we talking? >> over $140,000. >> reporter: i can't even imagine what's going on ug your mind. >> panic. >> reporter: paul immediately called the bank and reported the fraud. he wondered how it happened. >> i am experienced with buying a couple of houses, but they do this all day, everyday. they should have known better. >> reporter: how big of a problem is this? >> it's big. >> reporter: victims range from

>> there's no agency immune to this. >> reporter: hackers will create a fake e-mail address, often simply switching around two letters in an e-mail address. what's the message you want to hammer in at home? >> people need to know this scam exists. >> reporter: with the lake front property now back on the market, it seems their dream >> we were all fooled. the realitity is these guys are good. they are professionals and this could happen to a lot of people. >> reporter: to avoid becoming a victim, the fbi says you have to do things the old fashioned way. pick up the phone and have a face to face conversation

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grovin has made his mark and now he is heading to broadway where abc's anthony mason caught up with him. ?[ music ]? here's to happiness and freedom in life. >> reporter: in a studio on new york's 42nd street, the cast of the new musical, "the great 24 members of this production will soon be making their broadway debuts. ?[ music ]? all of the things i could have been, but i never had the nerve. >> reporter: including the leading man, josh grovin. ,. ?[ music ]? i had my time. >> reporter: this is something

dream. ?[ music ]? >> reporter: for weeks now, the 35-year-old singer has been pulletting in grueling -- putting in grueling 13 hour days. is it as hard as you thought it would be? >> i am a professional worrier, so i was worried. ?[ musi of previews this month, after a lifetime of dreaming, josh grobin finally was ready for his broadway entrance. >> reporter: what do you remember about that moment? >> it was more emotional than i thought it would be. i was trying to be calm and collective. you think about the moments you didn't know if you could do it.

people who discouraged you. >> reporter: then you have to perform. >> wow, he is so talented. we'll have more at 9:00 in two hours, but we will be right

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police say they sot and killed -- shot and killed a man with a knife. new information that you need to know about the toll season, and lines around the block as massachusetts tests early voting. the new polls show this could be anybody's race. good morning everybody, thank you for joining us, . we are going to check in with barry burbank for a look at the forecast. good morning. good morning to you, hi everybody on this sunday morning and it's almost the end of october here. we are looking at a very mild morning. 60degrees in boston. there's a cold front getting

we are going to have a mild day. if the sun decides to come out and the clouds thin a little bit, we could warm up. there's going to be showers and rain in buffalo. it will probably still be rain inning the first parts of the afternoon, the very beginning of the afternoon with the football with the pats. it looks like the showers will be arriving. parts of the the forecast coming your way in just a few minutes. >> thank you so much. back to breaking news, boston police say they shot and killed a man who attacked bees ton ems with ha knife. it started with a mother who called the police saying her son in his early 30s was having

a knife. the police helped and were forced to fifer. the commissioner says the officer really had no choice. >> he swung repeatedly at the officers with the knife. unfortunately, the ampses had no choice, they fired, and, um, they killed the individual. again, you know, it's tough. were sent to the hospital where the emts had head and back injuries. the district attorney's office with take over the situation. the dead suspect's name has not been released. a shooting left an apparent innocent bystander and a teenager dead. it's likely the woman was caught in the cross fire.

>> reporter: an urban tragedy on washington street in dorchester. two people shot. a teenager wounded. a woman near 30 hit in the chest and killed. the police say it's possible the teenager was the one being targeted. >> it's sad. you can see the fear on the young kid's face. they shouldn't be the witnesses to this. the only way it's going to stop >> we should be able to walk down the street and not have to worry about ducking and running for cover. this is our community. this is where our children go to the bus stop. let's help stop in madness. >> the young people think when you have a grudge, someone has

mentality. >> reporter: a common theme. any one of them could have been the victim. >> i was coming here to play the lottery. i asked my daughter to come with me. she wanted to play the video games. she is 11 years old. it could have been us. >> reporter: as of late saturday night, still no arrests. the officials are reviewing video they they we get from businesses here. a teenager suffered serious injuries from a fight. one is charged with assault and battery. the 15-year-old is from the same area and remain ins the hospital. crews are continuing to work on the tolls changing to the electronic polls. the officials want us to warn

gas as a back up, or if they can, stay home all together. >> reporter: the demolition has begun. the new all electronic tolls went live friday night, officially eliminating cash tolls along the pike. traffic at a crawl. amid it all, good news. >> some may think it's surprising we are ahead of schedule. we are extremely work that has been done. >> reporter: we wanted to take a look at traffic for ourselves. we are about to enter the sumter tunnel. you can see the toll in progress. it seems some people may have been a little bit confused. the toll booths are covered in black. the signals are also black.

will be worse on monday. >> it feels like monday is our game time. >> reporter: drivers are being asked not to stop at the toll booths, obey the 15 miles per hour and stay in your lane. we talked with two customers in east boston. >> i am happy for that. >> i think it's a good idea, to be honest with you. >> reporter: really? why? in west ton, drivers who worderred a trance uponner will get a create on their account. meanwhile, remember, tomorrow's

tougher than normal. we will have live coverage to watch the reports to see how bad it really is. meanwhile, we are following breaking news. boston police shoot and kill a man armed with a knife. still, a powerful earthquake rocks italy. the damage is already extensive. and at 7:45, a moment that tran sends

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good it's hard to imagine it's october 30th with temperatures like this, we are going to the hs and going to hudson mass elementary school. 55, pretty warm out there across the region. in fact, so much warmer than this time yesterday morning. 18degrees higher in boston.

not quite as high as yesterday morning. chillier air seeping down southward. we have a cold front coming in tonight and tomorrow. it's going to be a rather chilly halloween, but we have a lot warmer air not too far away today. it could be up to 78 in il game, 47 or 48 with rainfalling at the beginning of the pats' game this afternoon. look at this, we have a shot at some of this warm air coming back at us as wednesday and thursday could be two warm days. yesterday, we talked about the model. i am disagreeing all though the model is going for the rain coming on in. pretty significant chance of

for new england. it looks like we have a shot at getting a quarter to a third of an inch north of the pike and less south of the pike. it looks like this afternoon is when the rain will be here. at the same time, the rain is going to be filtering in. there's a chance south of the cold front these places down here could be in the middle 60s for thicken up. i think any time after 3:00 we could be getting showers and some of the rain coming down in a pretty good clip. the temperatures in the 50s to the south. the rain will be the last to end on the cape tonight. we will have clearing northwest tonight. much of the morning, while the rest of the region sees sunshine.

upper boston. mainly maxes out at 50 degrees. trick-or-treaters, 4 0-46 degrees. the winds will be diminished by 7:00. here's the forecast showing that even though we have the cold front coming in, we will warm up so by wednesday and thursday afternoon, i think we have a chance at being 65-70. >> flip-flops again. [ laughter ] a new poll shows donald trump gaining ground on hillary clinton. a new tracking survey taken before the latest news on the e- mails, shows clinton 47% and trump 45% and making

voters here in massachusetts by the way have already cast their presidential ballots in the first year of early voting. tom brady leading the charge this afternoon. coming up, what you can expect for the big game, but first, oh, we have some cuties in their pumpkin halloween out fits on the pumpkin pet parade. i think you might just want to take one of them home.

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ladies for coming in. >> thank you. >> so, we have murna, maura. i love the names. let's talk with this one who is pretty much perfect. >> she is a doll. she is 8 years old. you see she has a birth defect in her eye, but it does not slow her down. she has vision in her other eye. hanging out. she was rescued from a high kill shelter. she was very ill and in a back room and had almost no chance of rescue, but luckily, one of our volunteers saw her and rescued her. she has had lots of tlc and is healthy. she loves hanging out and is a sweet and mellow gal. >> she is so sweet.

>> we are hoping that with further training, she will be okay. >> she was probably nervous

she is giving kisses. >> she is working on her training and she is so smart and willing to please. she wants to give you love and affection. certainly someone who is looking to give this dog full attention and is willing to continue with the training. she would make a wonderful pet. >> thank you for coming up don't forget pawsnewengland.com. ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges.

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right now at 7:30, the patriots and the bills renew their rivalry today. we will tell you about the players playing and those sitting out.

marlins' pitcher, what the police are saying about jose martinez. we are glad you are waking waking up us with on this sunday. i am kerry connolly along with barry burbank. it's getting a little bit cooler out there. >> it is getting a little bit especially northern massachusetts where this cold front has settled in. they have already had the high temperature of the day occurring a couple of hours ago. this front is moving slowly, but settling south ward and will be down in this part of nee england this afternoon. the highest temperatures will

the rain is coming from southern portions of michigan heading for buffalo now. it's going to be raining there this morning in the very first part of the afternoon, the showers will be ending. the same showers will be arriving here in the second part of the afternoon. 50s to the north, even 40s in new hampshire. my forecast is coming up. >> we look forward to that, barry. thank you so much. meanwhile, back to the breaking boston police shoot and kill a man attacking ems with a knife. this started with a call from the man's mother. the mother said her son in his 30s was having a paranoia episode. the emts tried to cam him down, but he continued to attack with

the commissioner is saying the officers had no choice. >> these are always tough calls to deal with. we try to deal with the medical personnel first, but he attacked them with a knife and then he turned on us. we had no choice. >> reporter: two officers and emts were sent to the hospital. the dead suspect's name has not been released. checking our other stories now, a double shooting has apparently left an innocent bystander dead and a teenager wound. two people were shot, a teenager and a woman, the woman was hit and killed. the police say it's possible the teenager was the one being targeted. the crews are continuing to

the tolls to electronic tolls. the police are telling people to have a full tank of gas tomorrow in case of long traffic delays and if possible, stay home all together. massdot and the police are asking driving not to stop at the toll booth, obey the 15 miles per hour speed limit and stay in your lane. a new poll is showing donald trump is leading clinton. the fbi is investigating new e- mails. early voting is underway in many states including here in massachusetts. a 40-year-old man is now charged with assaulting a girl

lot. investigators say the two knew each other, but are not giving other information. other stud w the police are saying the tolls had no issue. a woman died when the suv she was driving veered off of the road and onto a ledge. paramedics rushed a father and a 6-year-old daughter to the hospital after a crash in somerset. the driver of the car plowed into the tractor-trailer on route 6 last night. the police are investigating the incident. new information on the tragic boating accident that took the life of a young baseball star. jose fernandez had cocaine and

it's not clear if fernandez was driving the boat when it crashed late last month. the police say the boat was speeding. fernandez was the national league rookie of the year in 2013 and was a two-time all star. a bridge water mother is asking for help after someone stole her daughter's service dog. >> this is we need him home. we definitely need him home. >> reporter: angela is furious saying her 5-year-old service dog was stolen from her home on friday afternoon. >> it's like he vanished. >> reporter: he is a tremendous service dog for her 10-year-old daughter. >> with her therapy, when she

is a service dog. >> reporter: angela says she let mason out as she always does, but he didn't come back. she saw a tan car and later found the collar on the ground nearby. >> i called him, but he never came. he is dark brown, he tan and some white on him. >> reporter: angela says her daughter has major an jiety issues. >> he tends to keep her calm with her petting him all of the time. >> reporter: angela is pleading for anyone to help her find her

7:37 now. the patriots have some motivation to get the win today, and we will leave it at that. and a live look outside as we head to break now.

interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it.

well, good morning everyone, the pate yachts haven't been swept in a series since tom brady's debut in 2000. new england was shut out four weeks ago in a included a pregame skirmish. tom brady didn't play, but the players were asked at length about the loss. the players responded in the patriots' way saying the past is the past and they were moving on. the next opponent, the buffalo bills, this is a team that has beaten you already, but this is

the game started. do you take that personally? >> well, the thing they did more than anything is pitch a shut out. regardless of what went on before the game, we had an opportunity to play the game and they made sure we didn't take advantage of it. they out played us, out executed us, that's all that matters. this is a team that has been tough for us to play. they don't what others think of us, they are going to come out and compete hard. their coaching staff believes in them, they believe in themselves. it's going to be a big test on the road for us. >> reporter: steve burton will have more later on. the pats and the bills kick off at 1:00. that's followed by our post game show. you can see it all here on wbz.

get a win. just over 4 minutes to go when jones finds sweeney on the trick pass. bc would add a two point conversion and win the first conference game in 7 700 days. good news for the bs, back in the net after missing e the red wings can't leave it. this is a bad angle shot. the first goal of the season gives a 1-0 lead. first game back, making 24 saves, tieing tim thomas iii. number 31 of his career. meanwhile, the celtics playing their third game of the

and shooting an impressive 48% from behind the arc. leading the way, avery bradley who led all scorers and had a career high rebounds with 11. the c's improve to 2-1 on the young season winning this one. game four of the world series last night. the indians hopi their lead. chris bryant with the tough play, rizzo can't hold on. connecting here, opening it up to 7-1. the indians can clench their first world series title since 1948 later on tonight. that would be heart break for the cubs.

that's it in sports, i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >> thank you so much. tomorrow is a big day for the kids. >> i love halloween. i love decorating for halloween. >> it's fun. how about that tie, barry? >> you like it? >> we have been working together for 60, 70 years, is that a new >> it's relatively new. >> really sharp. >> plenty of jack o lanterns there. it's fun. the wind is going to be dropping off. it's going to be cool. it is almost november. >> true. >> get ready for the ghouls, goblins and other assorted

door. >> don't scare me. >> let's go to the ms. >> mill fred at the school where it's 45. it's chillier up there because a cold front has gone by there, but the front is barely making it down to massachusetts where it's 35. 58 at the high school this morning. let's look at that. there's the front in there. let's go to england. the front is cutting across northern massachusetts just to the north of boston and the mass pike. it's not going to make too much progress. it's slowly shifting south a little bit. when the rain start ins the second half of the afternoon, 40s in northern massachusetts, falling down from the 60s to the 50s in the second half of the afternoon where right now, it's 55-60 over much of the

cape. look how warm it is, not that far away. 88, philadelphia. that warm air is not going to have much of a chance to get here. we may make a run at 70, not 80, but 70. what's coming along? this area of low pressure right here. that's going to come along the front. it will send the rain across buffalo this morning and the veryrs afternoon. buffalo as the pats and bills go at it with the rain. there's thunder and lightning in this, too. pretty empressive upper level

maybe a third to just under a half an inch in boston. more than a half an inch south of the mass pike. that seems to be in the cards for this afternoon. the trick is, today, whether there's going to be sun breaking out here. the clouds are high stuff for the most part. it's thinning out and breaking. it may allow it to warm up to the 60s. i think the rain is here in the second half of the afternoon and into the evening for the most part, but lasting beyond that on the cape. lots of interior new england will be clearing up. most of tomorrow will be on the sunny side and the clouds and the cape will thin out during the day. the highs may be down here, rhode island, massachusetts mid 60s. maine only getting to the lower 60s. lows tonight in the 40s, high temperatures tomorrow, around

rather chilly with a gusty wind. going to salem for halloween, rain in the second half of the afternoon. for the trick-or-treaters tomorrow, it's going to be falling into the upper 40s. by 7:00, low to middle 40s, by 9:00, lower 40s and the wind will be dropping off as well. the sunset for tomorrow, for halloween planning is 5:38. the 5:38 won't be until march 4th. we will be back today light time. one week from today is when we go back to standard time. >> you just turned my frown right upside down.

better. 7:49. still ahead this morning, competitors seemly on the same team when one runner runs into trouble. stay us. 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

r help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions 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

not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. welcome back. two competitors helping a boston runner cross the finish line.

the acc championship. >> the great part that comes out of this is there are two amazing girls that helped me, um, who are completely self- less and have, um, just an amazing, they are amazing people with amazing characteristic, something you can't teach, that's just in them. >> so bumps. two helped her finish the race.

every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine.

s 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

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smoke it over cherry and apple woods. low and slow is the key. we use our barbecue sauce as a condiment, not something to cover it up. a good friend of mine said once, if you are going to taste something and you don't want to go back don't waste your time. i want you to feel the passion and the care and the love that's gone into what we do here and i guarantee you are going to be blown away. >> for more food and fun, watch at 10:30 and 11:00. we have your top stories and a look at your sunday and your halloween forecast coming up after the break.

right now at 8:00, break news out of boston where the police shoot and kill a man they say went after officers and emts with a knife. more work and new delays, what you need to know for the

and lines around the block in early volting. new polls showing this still could be anybody's race. good morning everyone, thank you so much for joining us on this sunday morning, i'm kerry connolly. we are following breaking news today, boston police shoot and kill a man they say attacked police and emts with a knife. we'll have an update in a moment, the sunday forecast with barry burbank. good morning to everyone. we have a cold front settling in the boston area. the temperatures just dropped a degree in boston. this system is settling slowly to the south and the cool air is seeping in. the question is whether or not we will get the cloud ins the area and the temperature ins

air moving in, but it's going to be standing there and maybe rising a few degrees. kerry mentioned the rain in buffalo. it's going to be raining there in the first part of the afternoon during the first part of the game. here, it will be arriving in the second part of the afternoon. 50s to the north of the mass pike this afternoon and falling to the 40s in northern the rainfalls and into the 50s later in the afternoon. more on the weather coming up. kerry? >> thank you, barely. the boston police shoot and kill a man they say attacked the emts with a knife. it started with a mother calling 911 saying her son in

injured two of them. the police tried to unarm the man, but they were forced to fire. the commissioner says the officers had no choice. >> he swung repeatedly at the officers with the knife and unfortunately, the officers had no choice, they fired, and, um, you know, they killed the individual. again, um, you know, it's tough. >> the officers and two emts were sent to the hospital with head and back injuries. the dead suspect's name has not been released. this morning, a teenager is wounded and a woman is dead from a shooting in dorchester. we are hearing the woman was likely an innocent bystander

afghanistan, we are here in dorchester. >> reporter: an urban tragedy, two shot. a woman in her 30s, killed, police say the teenager was the one being targeted. >> it's sad. lookaround here. you look at the young kids. it kills you to see the young kids, you can see the fear on their face. they shouldn't have to be witnesses. the only way it's goin is if the public steps up. >> we should be able to walk down the street and not worry about ducking for cover. this is where we live. if you know something, we have to stop the madness. >> these young people think when you have a grudge, you settle it with a gun.

mentality through edge cake. >> reporter: a common theme, they are saying any one of them could have been the victim. >> i was coming down here to play the lottery and i asked my daughter to come with me and she is playing the anyone ten doe, or whatever they do. it could have been us. >> reporter: no arrests yet. the authorities are reviewing video they were able to get a teen, 18-year-old joseph sangarella is charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. this morning, signs of progress along with words of caution from massdot. the crews have been working all weekend long to remove the old

>> reporter: the demolition has begun. the new all electronic tolls or aet system went live friday night, officially eliminating cash transactions. >> some people may think surprisingly, we are ahead of schedule. we are extremely proud of the work our public safety completed last night. >> reporter: we wanted to look at traffic for ourselves. we are about to enter the tunnel. you can say the toll work in progress. it seems some people may have a little bit confused. the signals and the tolls are covered in black. the massdot officials are saying it will be much worse on

it felt like monday is our game time. >> reporter: massdot and police are asking drivers to not stop, obey the 15 miles per hour speed limit, and stay in your lane. >> i am happy for this. >> i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: really? >> to be honest. >> reporter: why? >> because it's going to be no line. you are just going to go through. >> reporter: and the state police say so far, no incidents have been the toll booths. chantee lans reporting, wbz this morning. >> massdot is offering a six month grace period for the new passes. as you heard, mass d.o.t. says commutes could be tricky all week so make sure you keep

traffic coverage tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30. meanwhile, we are following breaking news as the police shoot and kill a man. first, new in our news room, we have video showing the earthquake that rocked italy. and there's a take on the election. what the results mean future of women and politics. barry? there's a cold front in the area and it looks like it will be turning cooler in the northern sections. looking at the weather watchers, they are mostly all in the 50s as you can see here. 50degrees in gardener according to mark and it's mostly cloudy there, lu it looks like the sun is going to break through the

rain arrives later. when will it arrive and how much will we get? my forecast is just a few

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. 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 for the content of this advertising. more breaking news this

earthquake hit italy. plenty of damage has been done to buildings. many of them damaged from an august earthquake that left thousands of people homeless less. and that rattling noise is just what residents heard. this is surveillance slid owe from one of the towns. just a few minutes ago, italy's premier confirmed there has been no loss of human life from the certainly extensive. a firefighter put his life on the line. why he had to be rescued

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. 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

welcome back everyone, it is 8:15 right now on this sunday morning, we are certainly glad you are joinin it's nice out there. it started out warm, it's gotten a little bit chillier and later on this afternoon, we are going to see rain. barry burbank is standing by. good morning. good morning, we are going to check out a few of the schools. look how mild it is.

clairemont academy, i will be going out there on tuesday. here we are with temperatures in the 50s across southern new england with 40s to the north. it's a little bit warmer in some locations this morning than it is now we have a push of warm ash coming in, but the cooler air is coming in later today and everybody in baker lake, they are freezing this morning, 7 degrees above see zero. 78 in philadelphia and 80s south of that. here's the wedge of warmth that's blog push ted out -- being pushed up here from the system from the south. the rain is going to be coming into buffalo shortly, producing some thunder and lightning in some spots around the lake and

rain here the second half of the afternoon into this evening. we may get up to 3/4s of an inch in boston. as we watch the timing, we might see the sunshine filtering in. it's a tough forecast on the temperatures today. it all depends on how much sunshine comes here and how much rain comes in from canada. the rain is coming told you yesterday, it looks like the second part of the afternoon into the evening is when it's going to be the wettest. tomorrow morning, clouds along the cape, but a lot of clear weather. most of tomorrow will be sunny. by the way, the pats and the bills this afternoon for the 1:00 game out there, the showers ending the first part of the game, but it's only going to be about 48 degrees.

of the game. for us, coolest to the north. it will fall into the 40s late this afternoon when the rain starts. when it gets into the low to middle 50s and falls to 48 48- 32 tonight. there will be a cold, gusty wind in the morning, but the wind will drop off so it should be fine treaters. falling down into the low to middle 40s for trick-or- treating and the sunset tomorrow is coming up in the afternoon at 5:38 and doesn't happen again like that until march 4th. here it is, 50 for the high tomorrow and 52 after the cold, frosty start. we have a couple of warm days, 65, possibly 70.

a new poll shows donald trump gaining ground on hillary clinton. this poll was taken before the latest news on hillary clinton's e-mails. trump has been making gains among independent voters. the poll, by the way, has a 3 1/2% margin of error. more than registered voters have already cast their ballots. by doing that, some were hoping to avoid the long lines of election day, but that didn't happen everywhere. >> reporter: the instructions sounded like election day, but the long saturday lines in places like roxbury and the boston public library are showing that the state's first

hit. in fact, voters in 284 towns voted today. >> we thought it was important for people who were work during the week who might not get to the ex- extended polls, would have >> reporter: about 1000 people cast early votes today. >> i'm a liberal, a major liberal. donald trump, u don't even want to go there. >> i did a right in. i'm a republican in massachusetts and i just, you know, not happy with either candidate. >> reporter: early voting runs through friday and some believe that many will vote early. but, you have to have your mind made up, not just on the

of those ballot questions. those folks thought a parade might help you with question 25. >> this is for people who know what they want to do. once you vote early, you are done. >> reporter: only 26 communities will offer early voting today. some big towns declined to let people vote on ether day. i'm ken macleod reporting. ahead, new information about the star pitcher and the boat crash. first, a firefighter learns a valuable lesson. collected millions ayotte's cs from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks

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 of this advertising. interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines --

william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote.

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. cent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public education, vote no on question two. welcome back, this morning, a firefighter is nursing some

bruises from a bad fall. he was trying to rescue a cat who was stuck in a tree. what he didn't know is the cat had no intention of being rescued. >> the firefighter got to the cat. the cat didn't want to be rescued. somewhere along the line, the cat attacked the firefighter. >> once he gets outside, he doesn't have a clue. as i said, he has half a out of the tree and fell. he has already made a full recovery. when he woke up at the hospital, his family says his first question was, "what happened to the cat?" well, his heart is in the right place. let's find out what's coming up on "face the nation." john, this morning to you. good morning, kerry, well, we are going to attempt to figure out what we know and

information we learned on friday from the fbi director that has rocked the place having to do with hillary clinton and the e-mail. there's been a lot of confusion and we have new information on what the fbi knows and what they don't know. then, in addition to that, we had a conversation with vice president joe biden, it was before the out. we talked about the relationship between the clintons and corporations and his views on donald trump and foreign policy. our conversation will continue this morning. we will sit down with mike pence who is in town. we will talk about the e-mail news, plus, how they think the race is going.

home to the republican vote. is he having any luck with that. how are some responding to the e-mails? since they don't know the content of the e-mails, how do they think it will go. and kerry, we have our own numbers. we looked at the voters in the crucial states who heard the news, a lot of them had when it we have reaction on how it will effect those states. >> wow, big show, joe. go big or go home as we say. "face the nation" is right here on wbz. we'll be right back. $1,700 more for prescriptions...

fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy by focusing on families, innovation and education. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: a detailed plan to make college more affordable. lower cost prescription drugs and an approach to leadership that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. that's maggie hassan. always has been. always will be. i'm maggie hassan

right now at 8:30, the

their rivalry. we will tell you about the players suiting up and the owns expected to -- ones expected to sit out. a service dog stolen, the local family's push to track down their pet that's so much more than just a pet. good morning everybody, th with us on this sunday morning, 8:30, i'm kerry connolly along the barry burbank standing by with a look at the forecast, good morning. good morning kerry, good morning everybody. we have a weather forecast front in our region. the front is setting south. we had a lot of high clouds they are looking like they are thinning. probably getting up to the low to middle 50s across northern

acorrect me if i'm wrong northern new -- across northern new england. we'll have some showers arriving here the second half of the afternoon and by late afternoon in the second half of the evening, that's when the rain is going to be falling. lower 50s along the north pike. my accu-weather forecast the next seven days is just a few minutes away. kerry? >> thank you, barry. boston officers shot and killed a man with a knife. this all started with a mother calling 911 saying her 30-year- old son was having a paranoia episode. the man continued to struggle until the police say they were

officers had no choice. >> these are always, um, tough calls to deal with. i think we tried to deal with the medical emergency people first and he turned on them, attacked them with a knife and then we tried to disarm them, but unfortunately, we couldn't get the knife away and it left us with no choice. >> the officers and two emts were sent to the hospital. the commissioner says the district attorney's office will take over the investigation. the dead man's name has not been released. an apparent shooting has left a woman dead and a teenager wounded. the police say it's possible the woman was caught in the gunfire. two people were shot. a teenager and a woman in her 30s. the woman was killed. the police say it's possible

targeted. crews are continuing to work on the tolls. drivers are being told to have a full tank of gas and be prepared for back ups, or stay home all together if possible. the police are asking people to obey the 15 miles per hour limit, drive through the tolls, and stay in your lanes. a new poll, taken before the news broke that the fbi the opening an investigation into e- mails. a 44-year-old man is now charged with assaulting a girl in a parking lot at brockton high school. the investigators are saying the two knew each other, but are not giving specifics. they are calling it an isolated

the students were never at risk. a man is wanted in the deadly shooting of a man in yancey. the police consider chandler to be armed and dangerous. the police are saying a deadly crash had nothing to do with the elimination of tolls. a woman died when she veered off of the ledge. the woman was thrown from the car and hit vehicles. the crash is now under investigation. a toxicology report says jose fernandez had cocaine and alcohol in his body when his boat crashed last' month.

speeding. he was the national league rookie of the year in 2013 and he was a two-time all star. good morning, thank you for joining us, in this election, women have been front and center. here to talk about all of that welch. sara, welcome. >> thank you, john. >> great to have you here. congratlations on your new position. >> thank you. >> when we talk about female political leadership, as somehow different than male leadership, what is the

is that how you see it? >> yes, and i think collaboration is a big distinguishing factor. the women i know and the women i am working with, they collaborate, they think differently and they tend to focus more on issues that effect women, for example, exiti. >> isn't hillary clinton -- she was notorious in the failed her ethical standards, i think it's fair to say, are debatable. doesn't she break that mold?

one of the focuses of her entire career have been families. children in particular. she has been consistent with that since he was the first lady of arkansas. no, she has been very focused and consistent on that. >> i just wonder if once you become part of the political process, what's the old saying, once changes you? i think you could say the same for beacon hill, to some extent. i know women in politics try to appear to be tough. i am wondering if for hillary

>> um. i'm sorry. >> you don't agree? it's okay. i'm cure rouse -- curious. >> i'm in the front lines of this. >> i know you are. >> i am talking with the leaders. i don't see them changed, i see them, you know, getting more experienced and of course you have to be tough. it's at standard. women are strong and they are tough, but they are collaborative and they lead differently and they are doing a fabulous job. >> well, i think women in politics are held to a different standard. don't you? >> i do. >> let's take a quick break and when we come back, let's look at what's happening statewide.

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welcome back. we are talking about women in politics with sara welch. so, we've had some break throughs in recent years here in massachusetts.

we've got three women holding statewide office now, the auditor, the attorney, but we still rank only in the middle of the pack. >> 24th. >> why is that and how is that going to change? >> well, i think why that is is because there are so many male incumbents at the state, but we are right now at, women make up over massachusetts. we are at 25% elected female in the state house. the massachusetts state caucus has nominated 6 candidates and when they win, we are going to move that needle to 32% at the state house. they are small gains, but they become compounded. our mission is to get more

november will be a great step forward. >> back in the early '90s, i wrote a lot about this topic for the boston phoenix and people told me the problem wasn't so much sexism in the electorate, but it was an old boy network, but for the women to organize and raise money was has that changed in the last 20 years? >> well, i think from what we know, for a woman to run for office, she has to be asked about seven times. you ask a man and he is off and running. a woman is more restrained about the beginning. when you think about the context of how hillary clinton is being treated and the words

pause. i think the climate today in which the women do run and win, i think it's an out standing job and i think it's our job to create a pipeline of women who want to seek office. >> we have about 30 seconds here, but i am wondering, what do you think the lasting impact, if any, of the trump candidate will be on the women and their role is that going to em bold them to come forward? >> i do. we had an event this weekend. over 400 people showed up. many elected women and others. many are buzzing about this horrible tone and how it need to change. >> well, we will be watching and we will check back with you in about six months or so and see how we made out.

that's it for me. now back to my colleagues for more wbz news. >> thank you. hey, where is everybody? watching a game out in buffalo today, but over in foxboro, you can see some thinning of the cloud cover. the high deck of clouds is thinning. 58degrees down there and it has a shot of going up to the lower and middle 60s. in buffalo, that's not going to game out there as the patriots and the bills go to work and it looks like the wind will not be that important, about 10-15 miles per hour. it's going to be raining as the game starts, but the rain should be ending as the game goes along. you can see the rain over portions of michigan and heading over lake erie and heading toward boston. we should not get the rain

afternoon. the cold front is trying to move south ward. it's very warm here. we had a very, very mild evening here in boston. the wind is going to reduce after the cold front is moving from the north. the warm air is just so close. 78 in philadelphia today, so close to 890, but that's -- 80, but that's not coming our way. to 70 this afternoon, but i think the rain is coming in the second half of the afternoon and into the evening hours. let's see how much rain we could get out of it. maybe up to a half an inch with the rain occurring later this afternoon and this evening. watch the time stamp as we go through the morning. we find the cloud cover reducing in spots.

later this afternoon and into the 40s as the rain comes along. again, be prepared for the rain to come in the second half of the afternoon. neighbor a slight -- maybe a slight chance of isolated thunder and lightning, too. it will all clear out from the south to the east. probably clearing out at the cape cod. the rest of the region with just a few patches only going 45-50 tomorrow. early tomorrow evening, down to the lower 40s for the trick-or- treaters. 46-48 by around 5:00. 7:00, down to 42-44. 9:00, 42 degrees. the wind will be dying off. it's going to be pretty windy to start. as far as how interesting the

1946. a trace of snow in 1913. the wind will be dropping off at sunset at 5:38. we have a shot of warming up, kerry, i think 65-70 on wednesday and thursday. the showers back on thursday with a cold front and that will be a quick end to that. >> we will will enjoy it while it's there. coming up, wh cuba is the new sign of relations with the united

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>> reporter: angela says she let mason outside as she always does, but he didn't come back. she noticed a tan car parked on the side of the road. she later found the collar on the side of the road. >> i yelled for him, but he didn't come. >> reporter: the police and the neighbors have joined the investigation. >> he is da white spots on him. he is way overweight for his type of dog. >> reporter: angela's daughter didn't want to appear on screen. >> he helps to soothe her. >> reporter: angela is pleading for anyone to help find her dog for her daughter's sake. i'm paul burton, wbz news.

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