. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning, thanks for joining us i'm kate merrill and i'm chris mckinnon. it's wednesday november 2nd. breaking news at 6:00, some residents waking up to no water. breaking overnight a serious crash on 93 south, the rush inside. and a freight train derails in westford. residents told to be ready to evacuate. big change in the forecast. you can feel it outside this morning. good morning, danielle. >>20 degrees warmer than yesterday. 53 degrees in boston now, 50 in would be a ster, 51 in lawrence. we were in the 20s and 30s this time yesterday. we have scattered

some today. 64 by lunchtime. it's going to be more like the end of september, beginning of october temperature-wise. 63 degrees with a sunset at 5:35. into the 60s again tomorrow but i am tracking rain. i'll have the hour-by-hour timeline coming up. let's get you on the road. >> reporter: we're starting to see a lot of slow-downs south of the side. brockton slow, traffic also heavy on 128 at the split and on the expressway. there's an accident in needham at exit 18. only 93 south traffic is building -- on 93 south traffic is building. it's close to 40 minutes right now to the o'neal tunnel. breakingover night a driver

the vehicle rolled onto the guardrail. the victim was taken to the hospital. the two left lanes were closed for a while. all lanes are back up. also breaking overnight in chelsea a car ended up its side on spencer avenue just before midnight. police are still investigating what caused the crash. breaking news in burlington this morning residents may be waking up to in water. crews water main break at bedford street near exit 26 from route 3 about a mile and a half from the burlington mall. the water main is being shut off. police say crews hope to have it fixed in a few hours. a developing story in lawrence for you, a woman found dead outside an apartment building on exchange street. police believe she died sometime between 5:00 and 7:00 yesterday morning. they are calling her death suspicious. late last night investigators say they

also developing this morning hazmat crews called to the scene of a train derail meant in westford, several cars going off the tracks. residents were told to be on alert, anna what's the latest? >> reporter: chris, neighbors were ready to evacuate but fortunately there were not any leaks from the derailed cars and they were not forced out of their homes. from the overpass you can see the cars off the tracks, and this video gives you train, according to the lowell sun six cars on a pan am railways freight train derailed last night they were carrying a potentially flammable cleaning material. this happened in the area of broadway and graniteville roads in west ford. neighbors september us these pictures. again -- sent us

leaks and they were able to stay in their homes. you can see there are crews working on the situation. the cars have been stabilized and this morning the challenge will be getting these cars back on the tracks. fortunately there were no injuries as part of this situation, and the cause of the derail meant is under investigation. for now live in westford anna mier website this morning. police searching for three masked men in her home the latest. >> reporter: kate, we're told by police this morning there's no overnight update in this story, so those three intruders are still out there. i can tell you the woman was not physically hurt. obviously emotionally shaken, but police say she was able to free herself from the duct tape and call police. the big house is the she will where it happened just after 9:00 --

morning. the woman inside in her bedroom bound with duct tape. >>three males, masked up and glossed up wearing black clothing. >> reporter: and with a slight accent according to the victim after entering through an unlocked door and saying for no more than 25 minutes. >>they held a knife to her throat and were demanding money. >> reporter: the trio ransacked the home and made off with $1,000 and this blac away, but the suspects gone. >>very unnerving. it's supposed to be our safe neighborhood. >> reporter: the home was targeted, police say, they'll now have help with outside surveillance and state police to find the culprits. >>for the town of sterling, you don't get home invasions in this town. >> reporter: police continue to process the vehicle which they found as well as the home. they say it will take sometime to get

in the meantime they're urging anyone with information to come forward. we're live in sterling, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. more breaking news police say two police officers have been shot and killed in ambush-style attacks in iowa. officers responded to a report of shots fired around 1:00 this morning and found a police officer who had been shot. about 20 minutes later a des moines police officer was shot and killed as ll the family of a woman shot and killed in dorchester says she had just moved to boston to provide a better life for her and her family. 36-year-old banine timothy and a 15-year- old boy were shot saturday afternoon. her husband says she came from boston from haiti this summer to start a new life for their kids. >>stronger than me. she was the

the kids. now that she's gone how many i going to raise -- how am i going to raise the kids? >>the association for haitian women in boston has started a go fund me page it pay for funeral costs. the shooting is still under investigation. 6:07 right now. two friends in the hospital with critical injuries this morning. they were at this time by a septic truck last night in front of city hall. the chief's telling us the 67-year-old 71-year-old man were from boston. they were visiting friends and running errands. the truckdriver did stay on scene and is not facing charges. police investigating the death of a 3-year-old crushed to death by a vehicle her father was working on. her father was also taken to the hospital. the driver accused of hitting a little boy trick-or-treating in lowell has lost her license. witnesses say she hit the boy after he darted into the street.

off. police arrested her not far from the scene. the boy is expected to recover. the drifter sentenced to death for a deadly car jacking will ask a new jury to spare his life. opening statements begin today in the new trial for gary sampson. he pleaded guilty in 2003 to killing two people in massachusetts and a third in new hampshire. he was sentenced to death but a judge overturned the sentence in 2011. although the death penalty in banned in massachusetts he is eligible us in federal court. for the first time in more than two years iraqi troops have entered mosul which have been in the hands of islam i think state mill pants. they're prepared for some of the heaviest fighting yet. now to campaign 2016 with less than a week until election day, new polls show the race is tightening. both candidates now

daniels has the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton capped a whirlwind push through florida yesterday firing back against protesters. >>we are growing stronger. >> reporter: while trying to keep the focus on rival donald trump. >>he has shown us who he is. let us on tuesday show him who we are. >>hillary is not the victim. >> reporter: looking for a path to 270 electoral votes has been heavily campaigning in traditionally democratic states. >>wisconsin is a state you can change your early ballot to donald trump will make america great again. >> reporter: the trump campaign is now spending $25 million on ad buys in several bates. -- battle ground states. hint's campaigned also did the same

clinton's campaign also did the same. our election coverage starts at 7:00 tuesday night. we'll last through the night and bring you an election special at 8:00 on my tv 38 and at 9:00 you can check out cbsboston.com in a special webcast. it's all next tuesday november 8th. if you can't stay up we'll have it for you wednesday this morning. >>bright and early. coming up christmas gifts for hundreds of children up >>how you can help a local foundation pull off a christmas miracle. a closer look at the toll transition on the pike, its impact on your commute and how many of the old booths are already torn down. also this celebrity starting her own line of ugly sweaters just in time for holiday season. wait till you hear how much they cost. temperatures around

the ture real central school. and barry had a chance to visit this school yesterday with 160 of the 7th and 8th graders, their mass cat is the cougars, colors red and black and the claremont academy actually become an invasion school last year getting a grant for the weather bug station. it was just one of 61 schools in the world to receive a grant for high-tech learning studios. congrats, guys. what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates.

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. looking at the hollywood start creating some upscale holiday sweaters. whoopi goldberg is teeming up with lord collection. danielle, i'm taking donations right now. the new sweaters will set me back for $139 apiece. >>i think $139 for an octopus holding a ma nora -- minorah, that could be worth it.

-- reindeer. you're allowed to be ugly and it's okay. >>i'm all about getting them for 3 bucks at salvation army. >>melissa goes i'll make you an ugly sweater for five bucks. it's not feeling chilly this morning. >>i got out of the car and i was pleasantly surprised. >>53 in boats, same worcester, fal muth at 50. we are -- malmuth. 45 in manchester not too bad. 51 in lawrence and beverly. 58 on the vineyard right now. we have scattered clouds. there will clouds at times with sunshine mixed in. wet weather lifting in maine. high pressure's off to the south now. there is a threat for rain tomorrow and

the great lakes right now. it doesn't look like a lot of wet weather with it currently but it's going to gain some steam and behind it much cooler air is going to work into the northeast for the end of the week. high temperatures today, can we get 70? it's going to be close in spots. 65 and 70 for a lot of us. it feels more like september to october here. tonight mainly cloudy 54 the suburbs. so another mild night with a calm wind. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s again. upper 50s the farther north you go, lawrence, manchester, portsmouth will be in the 50s, 62 in boston, still close to 70 the farther south you come. it depends on where you are tomorrow. and there will be some wet weather, a spotty shower or two in the morning and then watch what happens in the afternoon, lunch hour may be okay but then rain

look at the yellows and oranges here, there will be some downpours, can't even rule out a thunderstorm with gusty wind, we just have a lingering shower around 9:00. there may be some higher amounts north and west of boston and little if anything the farther south you go. that brings a cool-down to end the week. friday only in the upper 40s to low 50s. 51 saturday a nice fall day. clocks back at 2:00 a.m. sunday. there may be a flurry or sprinkle sunday, don't want you to be caught off guard. monday quiet start to the weekend. no issues for election day, upper 50s. a new accident blocking the two left lanes on 95 north in sharon. it's at exit 8 mechanic street and traffic is backed up down to exit 7. we also have

need brakes between exit 21 now -- you'll need the breaks around exit 21. drive times are already faster. mass-dot says drivers headed into boston yesterday between route 9 in framingham and westton in about 27 minutes, 10 minutes faster than last week. the drive between weston and brighton out of the 155 old tollbooths are already down. good news thank you. thousands of gifts meant for military families go up in flame. the cape cod military support foundation branch in borne says fire at a forge facility destroyed 70% of their donations meant for this year's operation santa party and with just a month to go they need donations fast.

boxes in all of their branches. a credit carrying says boston and other cities could be risking their -- credit agency says boston and other cities risking their credit rating. the report says more details will come out tonight with the full report after the election. boston city council is promising action to make sure only students living in the city of boston are attending the city's schools. according to the globe, start sending out fines to parents of students who are not eligible to attend schools like boston latin. the fines are $86 per day. the cubs forcing a game 7 in the world series. and who's under the mask and where is the jewel you'llian he hadal man. -- jewel man he hadal man.

wbz sports is driven by bmw. test drive a bmw today at your massachusetts bmw center or visit us at bmwmass.com. the patriots having a lot of fun during their buy week. >>and the b looking good on the road in florida. steve burton has more. >> reporter: good morning everyone. their game and got it done in florida. he suffered a mysterious injury on monday. there was a penalty shot just 3:53 into the game and he converts 4 for the bruins. bruins secondhanded this time and moore takes a bad angle shot and gets in, replay confirmed

goal making it 2-0 boston. and that was enough. outstanding again last night 3 saves including 4 during a late power play keeping the b's hang on 2-1 was the final. football, the buy week for the patriots and that usually means it's quiet in fox borrow. but that's not the case this week. bill bell check stunned the world he put on his own mask, the likens was spot on. and he even took questions pre--- pretending to be eddleman. >>i love it a lot. we've been friends a long time. that's why he gets me to rock when it matters. yeah, you know, i lift it a lot. it's not my season. i did a lot of sit-ups in the

i'm blocking. i move people. i do everything. >>excuse me. >>yeah [ laughter ] >>who the hell are you, man? who are you, bro? >>be chris long for a little bit. >>my china not big enough. they call him chindiana veins for a reason. >>that'sate -- jones for a reason. >>that's great stuff. the the cubs. the cubbies jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the 1st. russell unloads them, grand slam to center just like that it's 7-0 chicago and that would pretty much do t they win 9-3 tying it at 3. it comes down to game 7 tonight in cleveland. we all know anything can happen in a game 7. that's sports for now. i'm steve burton.

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breaking at 6:30. two police officers in iowa shot and killed. in burlington a water main break could cause problems all day. a warning for parents, double check your kid's live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning to you. coming up on 630 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm chris mckinnon. >>middle of the week, danielle and we are seeing a warmup in temperatures outside. >>60s today and tomorrow. good morning, everybody. at the

recess nearing 60 degrees. a beautiful day, ride home, the kids in the mid 60s, 40s in spots and some scattered clouds but there's some sunshine. it's going to be peeking out as well, once it comes out at 7:19 officially this morning. it's mild, upper 50s to low 40s rising through the 50s to 60s by lunch. partly sunny, nice 46 degrees with a southwest breeze and the ride home features related problems either. timing out some rain hour-by-hour coming up. how's the traffic. >> reporter: danielle we have a couple of accidents on sharon is causing a problem at exit 8. two left lanes are shut down. there's about a 12-minute delay there. there's another accident on 128 north in needham that we told you about at great plain avenue. we're waiting for that

128. you can see the expressway is jammed from the split right up to columbia road. >>thank you brianna. breaking news from iowa right now a man hunt under way after two police officers were killed in ambush-style attacks happening about 20 minutes apart both in the des moines area within 2 miles. officials just held a news conference. they are working on suspect information right now. we will right now you updates. a driver trapped afte the vehicle rolled onto the guardrail in the median. the victim was taken to the hospital. two left lanes were closed but all are back up. i want to update you. burlington police say a water main break could cause issues all day for people there. crews are working to repair the break in the middle of middlesex turnpike extension at bedford street near exit 26 from route 3 about a

and a half from the burlington mall. police are headed to the scene to help with traffic. we've gotten calls from residents waking up with no water. hazmat crews called to the scene of a train derailment. residents were told to be on alert, anna. >> reporter: and, kate, neighbors were ready to evacuate but fortunately there were not any leaks from the derailed cars and they were stay in their homes. from the overpass where cars off the tracks, and this video gives you an even closer look at the train. according to the lowell sun, six cars on a pan-am railways freight train derailed around 8:30 last night. the cars were carrying a potentially flammable cleaning material prompting a hazmat response to the area. this was in the area of broadway and graniteville roads in westford. neighbors sent us these pictures. they received a robo

there were no leaks and they were able to stay in their homes. i spoke with with a man who tells me this is the second derail inspect two years and neighbors are concerned. take a listen -- in two years and neighbors are concerned. >>it's disconcerting in the middle of the night to get a phone call, though appropriate for us to send them out, a reverse emergency 911 that says we may need you to move out and move to shelter. so pan-am has to know why this happened and what they're going to do to make sure it never happens again. >> reporter: crews are on scene here this morning. the cars have been stabilized and they will be working awning on getting these -- working on getting these cars update. reporting live, anna miler website this morning. a woman found also outside

exchange street. police believe she died between 5:00 and 7:00 yesterday morning. investigators identified her but have not released her name. 6:34 right now police searching for three masked men wanted in a home invasion. police say they tied up a woman and ransacked her home. nicole jacobs is live in sterling with the latest. >> reporter: chris, according to police, the 70-year-old woman was not physically hurt. she was home alone, they they say she was relatively calm and able to free herself from the duct tape and call police. they say this all happened yesterday morning just before 9:30, and they say three masked men wearing gloves entered the home through an unlocked door armed with a knife, they tied up the woman in her bedroom and demanded the location of the safe. police confirmed there was no safe, but they say the suspects did make off with

say they later found about 6 miles away. police say the home was targeted, though still this is concerning for residents. >>do you think that it's got going to happen here? it's way too close to home. >>it's scary you have to be on guard all the time. >> reporter: i can also tell you i checked with police this morning and they say no arrests were made overnight. they're still searching for the three men. anyone with information is urged to contact police. we're live in sterling nicole jacobs wbz this morning. two teens accused of robbing a shop armed with guns. police say 19-year-old cody martin demanded cash from the willow tree market saturday and fired a shot behind the clerk to make his point. the clerk was not hurt. martin and 19-year-old lamar pringle are facing armed robbie charges. a third unidentified juvenile was also arrested. police have said the driver

boston firetruck in the bay. the driver did not stop. five people including four firefighters were injured. six people dead after a crash involving a school bus and a commuter bus in maryland. this is the scene here. baltimore police say the school bus driver caused the crash. an autopsy will be performed on the school bus driver to determine if any medical conditions may have been a factor. there were no kids on the school bus at the time but the driver of the transit bus and four passengers on board were so 10 others were taken to the hospital. a judge is now deciding whether to grant sal de macy early release from prison. five years ago a jury convicted him of corruption. a judge sentenced him to 8 years in prison. since then he's been diagnosed with throat cancer but his cancer is in remission. his attorney is asking a federal judge for a compassionate release. the judge says he's worried letting him out early would show preferential

court today as a judge will decide whether or not to allow testimony from a decade old lawsuit of another accuser. cosby says he was told the deposition would never be used against him in any criminal proceeding, but a suburban philadelphia judge questions why he would testify withouting a have been immunity agreement in writing. -- without having an immunity agreement in writing. a child wound up with vodka in their candy bag and police are got there. the 6-year-old discovered the green apple nip mixed in with candy. police went door to door telling parents to check their kids' bags. a new hampshire teacher is off the job after dancing to a profanity-laced song while danced as donald trump. the school superintendent sells the teacher has been removed from

this deadly gas explosion and fire at a gas pipeline in alabama could affect drivers all along the east coast. the blast cut off a crucial supply line which is causing a spike in gas prices. clone cal pipeline is hoping to have the line back up and running by the weekend. gs one step closer to building a new $200 million headquarters in boston. the city's planning and development agency has approved the it includes a glass building with solar panels. groundbreaking is set for 2018, but the complex still needs zoning and environmental approves. staples has a new perk for top employees. the company plans to offer $100 a month to pay off student loans. for now the incentive caps off at $3,600 and is only available to top performers. staples already offers some tuitions

to employees. a pete shop in dorchester, stashes pizza will get its first letter today. boston restaurants and food trucks will be given an a, b, or c based on the results of health inspections. the mayflower 2 is on the move, the replica of the ship the pilgrims sailed on will be undergoing renovations at the mystic seaport. it left yesterday. re $12 million and the ship won't be back in plymouth for nearly 3 years in 2020 for its 200th anniversary. the chances of surviving a zombie apop ... in boston. residents waking up without water. >> reporter: checking in with weather watchers a mild start, temperatures in the 50s for

morning. about 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. peter in randolph says 50 degrees right now. we're on our way to the 60s this afternoon feeling more like the end of september. i'm tracking rain for tomorrow. we'll have the hour-by-hour timeline so you can plan your day straight ahead massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and

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a unique honor for boston. a poll says boston is the most prepared city in the u.s. to deal with a zombie apocalypse. >>career builder looked at more than 50 cities and judged everybody on their ability to

zombie-inflicted virus and to find a cure and food supply. boston ranked number one, kansas city, baltimore and san diego were in the top five. new york came in dead last which i would think that's where the zombie apocalypse would actually go is new york, so i would think they would be a little more equipped for it. >>i'm thinking they're going to send them to the bi or mass. general or bringingham say -- brigham, something like that. 51 in boston now, same in lawrence. 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. are you liking it out there? it's still cool in a few spots. 45 in manchester right now. 43 when you come back down to southern new hampshire. mid 50s on the cape and islands.

partial cloud cover right now. sunshine coming out. there's a warm front lifting across new england today. what we're waiting on in terms of wet weather is back to the west, it's a cold front slicing through the great lakes marking the leading edge of colder air by friday. if you like the warmth enjoy the next couple of days. i think today will be warmer than tomorrow. upper 60s for many of us feeling more like the as opposed to the beginning of november here. 69 in fitsburg, 69th in worcester. will we hit 70? it's going to be close. 65 to 70 in plymouth to norwood and the lower to middle 60s in cape cod. a mild night tonight. some of the suburbs may dip into the upper 40s and then tomorrow back into the 60s we climb. it depends on where you are.

mass-new hampshire boarder you'll be cooler. manchester, concord, portsmouth, let's time out the wet weather, spotty shower today possible. north of concord rain is coming through. vermont is soaking during the day tomorrow 2:00, 3:00, areas of rain move into western new england and slide east. between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. there thunderstorm with brief gusty wind. -- wind it will be a damp evening commute. we are most removed from the steadiest rain. how much rain? about 2/10 of an inch in boston. that's where some of the steadier rain will come back through. 7-day much cooler friday only in the upper 40s.

turn the clocks back 2:00 a.m. sunday, maybe a flurry or sprinkle sunday but not a big issue there. quiet for the start of next week. great news for election day. daniel, this is not koolio, this is bad. this is the chopper over the scene of a back-up from an accident on 95 north in sharon. the cars at that accident have been moved to the left and right but the damage is done. this back-up goes all the way past 495, so you should expect delays. 128 north is bogged down from an accident at great plain avenue. that back-up is down to deadham and it's effecting the top of 95 north. the moral of the story stay away from 95 north. route 1 is a good alternative. new details out of iowa this morning two police officers shot and killed in ambush-style attacks. we've learned both of the officers were sitting in their patrol cars when they were shot. the shootings happened

2 miles of each other. police are working on suspect information right now and officers are now patrolling in pairs. breaking overnight a driver trapped off a crash on 93 south in randolph. a vehicle rolled onto the guardrail and into the median. the victim was taken to the hospital. the two left lanes were closed for a short time but all lanes are now open. an update out of burlington this morning. police say a water main break could cause issues all day long. we've gotten saying they're waking up to no water. crews are working to repair the break near exit 26 on route 3 about a mile and a half from the burlington mall. another police detail is headed to the scene to help with the traffic in that area. our other top stories this morning, a mystery in lawrence. >>a woman found dead outside an apartment building on exchange street there. police believe she died sometime between

say they identified the woman but they have not released her name. people in westford are ready to evacuate after a train derailed last night. the lowell sun says 6 cars carrying a potentially flammable cleaning material jumped the tracks. no leaks were detected and no one was hurt. work crews will work this morning to upright the cars. police searching for suspects after three home invaders tied up and threatened a 70-year-old woman inside her home in the suspects may have gotten in through an unlocked door. the suspects got away with about $1,000 in cash and the victim's car. police found the car several miles away. the new birthday party trend with a positive message. >>but will your kids actually like it? and bono picking up an unusual title. why he's one of glamor magazine's women of the

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right to the north pole. >>it's a whole auction thing. it's a lottery. >>it's very complicated. >>weather 60s today so not feeling like christmas. we'll be tracking the rain afternoon into the evening. that cools us down significantly. weekend looking pretty good. >>and don't forget to turn the clocks back. see you back in 25 minutes for an good morning. lly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me...

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

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, november 2nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? breaking news. a manhunt is under way in central iowa, after two police ce killed. >> with six days to go, hillary clinton tries to divert attention from the fbi e-mail investigation. donald trump hopes a hidden vote will put him over the top. and for the first time in centuries, researchers uncover the burial slab where jesus is said to have been laid to rest. we will show you what they found. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."