. breaking overnight the cubs finally calling themselves world series champs for the first time in 108 years. we've got highlights and reaction. >> also, an 18-year old hit by a car in dorchester, the details we're learning this morning about the investigation. >> plus racist messages targeting a local mom appeared her young son. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . good morning. >> thanks for joining us, thursday, november 3rd, and if you liked yesterday it's still kind of warm out there, danielle. it's in the 50s right now so a very warm start to the day. 56 in worcester right now. it's 54 in boston, 50 in lawrence, lower 50s down to the cape. and that's where we're tracking a couple of showers and

a couple brief showers on the southeast side. these are just about to cross route 1 and 95 and back out through the tip of essex county. concord a couple of light showers for you. so you'll need the wipers on up 93 from concord and back up to the lakes region of new hampshire. generally light right now. between now and mid-morning we may get a shower north of boston including the city its early afternoon at least around lunchtime mid-day is okay before another batch of showers comes in between 1 and 3:00. notice the south coast, south shore and cape cod are generally removed from a lot of the action. about 4, 5:00 just a left over shower and they'll be tapering off during the evening commute. chance of a shower this morning, 60 we'll call it on average, north of the pike it's going to

tomorrow we'll talk about that and the weekend straight ahead. it's an easy ride into the city from the north right now. route 1 and 93 both clear the whole way in. on 128 there their is that closure on the on-ramp. the rest of 128 is wide open as well as route 3. . breaking overnight the chicago cubs have won theld in 108 years, and it was a nail biter to the end. this one went late, very late. extra innings and a rain delay. >> and president obama tweeting his congratulations to his hometown team and asking if they want to visit the white house before he leaves. and he's thought the only fan celebrating, crowds filled the street. . >> reporter: the historic world

followed an unprecedented 17-mi. mvp gave the cubs a lead for good with this 10th inning double. >> it was like a heavy weight fight. >> they've also blown it so many years before this is the greatest feeling in the world. . >> reporter: fans were left on the edge of their seats at the outfielder davis hit this game tying home run. >> this whole place erupted. >> reporter: in the end the cubs rallied back from a 3-1 series deficit finally ending decades of heart break. >> our family has been waiting 108 years for this. >> tremendous. still can't believe it. >> reporter: back in chicago celebrations immediately spilled from the bars to the streets as

kurse. >> nothing to do with kurses. >> superstition has nothing to do with what's happening today, nothing. and if you want to believe in that kind of stuff it will hold you back for a long time. >> reporter: with the drought now over plans for an epic victory parade are underway. . breaking overnight an 18-year old woman in critical condition after being hit by a car in dorchester. statol ton avenue trying to catch a bus when she was hit around 10:30 last night. the driver did stop. right now police are searching for 2 escaped inmates from essex county. they walked away from a minimum security facility in lawrence. they're not classified as violent offenders but police warn they could be dangerous. and the fbi offering a

year ago. police hope the reward generates new leads in the case. . racist messages targeting a new hampshire mother and her young son. >> their home and car vandalized 3 times in the last 2 weeks. we're live in new hampshire this morning with more. . >> reporter: the family has installed security cameras at this point because they want to know who is responsible for all of this. the family is speaking out this morning, the mother says because this kind of racism still existed. . >> a game of basketball for this 7-year old is the only worry he should have these days. >> i wasn't ready to talk about this. >> reporter: but instead his mother is having a tough conversation. >> i don't understand this thinking at all. i didn't know it still existed. >> reporter: she is white her son is biracial and someone is

>> i want them to know how ignorant. >> reporter: october 21st the family car was keyed a few days later go home etched in a piece of wood and tuesday someone through fried chicken in the yard. >> the first thing i did is went over there, spoke to her and said if you need anything i am here. >> reporter: some neighbors are rallying around her and her son hoping to show no matter theti room for racism. >> we're not sorry and we're not afraid. >> reporter: and the police department is investigating all 3 incidents, anyone with information should contact them. . the suspect in the murder of 2 iowa police officers brought a confederate flag to a high school football 2 weeks ago but police say the officers who

the officers ambushed yesterday morning. . >> 2 officers were shot at a stop sign and killed with a long rifle. to campaign 2016 now we are just 5 days away from election day. the candidates ramping up attacks on each other as they continue to court any undecided voters. hillary clinton will hold 2 rallies in north carolina today and donald trump is scheduled to hold rallies in north carolina, florida and pennsylvania. both making their way back to new hampshire as well. p state tomorrow and again on monday. president obama will also be in new hampshire monday campaigning for hillary clinton. stacks of voter information cards found dumped in the garbage and the man who found them wants some answers. we have the very latest on this story. junior. >> reporter: those cards provide voters with important information like where and when to vote on election day. joe martin wants to know who put them in the trash and why.

his mail monday he says something unsettling caught his eye. >> i picked it up, election, election commission. >> reporter: a stack of cards in the trash meant to inform people about voting locations and times for election day. >> it wasn't just like 2 or 3, it was a big thick stack of notifications. >> reporter: he wants to know if it was laziness or something >> tales of corruption and secrecy and when you come across something like that that could perhaps be someone taking things into their own hand, it is kind of unsettling. >> reporter: he snapped pictures for proof and began asking questions. but the response he received from the election commission he says, is unsatisfactory. >> people don't actually need that card to vote. >> reporter: in a statement to wbz the election commission writes the city is disappointed

to deliver mail service that is we purchased. >> i think people should be more diligent and just do their job and realize that this is a very important election, any election is important. . >> reporter: martin says all of the cards he found were addressed to a different building. he says he also never received his early voter information guide. . new this morning the aclu challenging a masus at least 20 days before an election. that lawsuit filed yesterday asked the court to throw out the law and allow several plaintiffs to vote in tuesday's election. we've got you covered on election night. our team begin live special coverage at 7:00 on election night and they'll stay with us all night long with the latest on the race for president. then at 9:00 you can join us on cbsboston.com and our facebook page for a special election web cast.

mbta taking steps to keep riders safe. >> their new campaign to fight sexual harassment and how you can help. >> and a true sign that the who had day season is almost here. where santa was spotted already in other area. danielle, does it feel like the who had days are around the corner? >> not yet. it's so warm. 70 in boston yesterday, come ins for many of us today. a few showers around so the kids may want to some breaks of sunshine. speaking of school had a fantastic visit yesterday with the 6 graders at the sharon mild school. they're studying weather right now and building weather stations so they can gather data. very cool. they're excited to watch the wee

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yesterday. >> so sick. i got so much to do. >> i put on pandora yesterday, it was carey holiday. so all these christmas songs came on. >> i'm a big after thanksgiving. >> absolutely. >> blast christmas music for a while. . it didn't feel like the winter season yesterday. we hit 70 in boston. today will be mi going to be that warm and we are tracking a couple of showers. 54 in boston right now, 56 in worcester, lower 50s down over cape cod. a little cooler to the north. that's kind of the theme today, the farther north you go the cooler it gets. 48 in manchester, 45 in con ford. a couple of scattered showers. not a big issue but you'll

1. a quick sprinkle and there are a couple more on the way. so you'll need the wipers on there. a few more showers from new hampshire back south of manchester through nashua and right along the mass new hampshire border and a couple more light in rochester. there's another area of rain you notice back through western new york and pennsylvania. see the motion though of all of it kind of off to the east, n to pass to the north. we'll get some showers but most of it is going to be wrapping up by the time we get to the evening commute. so let's time things out. the next couple of hours you may get a shower, boston, metro west points north little if anything south of town. 10 a.m. some pockets of rain north of manchester back through concord. it's going to pour in parts of vermont, new hampshire and maine today. we get into some rain that develops from

boston, back into worcester county. notice who's removed from this, the south shore back down to the cape we may get a shower by the time we get to late afternoon or evening but it's going to be brief, passing, in fact the evening commute will be drying out for the most part with showers tapering off. so how much rain is going to fall? little if anything. maybe a 10th of an inch in plymouth and the closer you get 2-10ths. half an inch in more through manchester. 62 in boston but push near 70 south of town, and in the 50s the farther north you go. a lot of that has to do with the wind direction. it's going to shift around by the way out of the northwest later on and we'll be gusty about 20 to 30 miles per hour. not damaging though. partial clearing tonight, 40s in the suburbs, 57 downtown. we may

cooler air comes in. high only low 40s, upper 50s tomorrow. increasing sunshine so it will be a beautiful looking day. the weekend looks good too starting with a few clouds on saturday. it will be mixed in with the sunshine. there's another reenforcing shot of cool air. maybe a sprinkle or flurry saturday night into early sunday morning. otherwise the weekend is looking great, low 50s for high temperatures. don't forget we turn those clocks back 2 a.m. warming up near 60 for election day, quiet weather no reason not to vote and mid-50s on wednesday. checking roads south of the city and nothing to slow you down just yet, 95, an easy ride. route 3 along the south shore also in great shape. the split is wide open as well just a quick 10-minute drive up to the mass pike. today the mbta is taking new steps to keep passengers safe. they're teaming up with the boston rape

to fight sexual harassment. the goal is to encourage the public to report any incidents of sexual harassment and let everyone know that sexual assaults will not be tolerated on the t or anywhere else. officials will launch the campaign at 10:30. . breaking news to tell you about right now, 2 u.s. service members have been killed in afghanistan, 2 other service members wound in that attack. the 4 were working with afghan attorney general is calling for a federal investigation into a law firm's political donations. almost 2-dozen politicians nationwide including senator warren say they will return more than $600,000 in donation from the thornton law firm. a group claims that they gave attorneys bonuses to offset donations. . >> boston summer programs are leading the way to get kids ready for school. the mayor

students signed up for summer learning programs and had an 85% afternoon attendance rate. a survey shows students who do summer learning benefits carry out through throughout the year. another way to do better in high school start later in the day. doctors say their school schedules. celebrating national sandwich day. >> where you can score some deals today. >> plus how how much -- we'll have much more on the cubs world series win. we have all the highlights and a closer look at

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champs. >> they have been loveable losers for generation but not any more. after 108 years the chicago cubs are indeed your 2016 world series champs beating the indians 8-7 in 10 innings, top of the 6 cubs up 5-3, ross who's retiring going out with a bang, a solo home run to center and putting chicago up. it will stay that way until the bottom of the 8th. he double to right center scores ramirez making it 6-4, and then the next better delivers belting a 2 run homer down the line in right and we're tied at 6, and what a turn around. neither team would score in the 9th and then they brought out the tarp for a rain delay thankfully it wasn't too long lasting only 17 minutes.

out, double down the line in left. they score, later in the inning basis load, montero, scores giving chicago an 8-6 lead. going into the bottom of the 10th, 8-7 but montgomery gets davis to ground out to third. that's it they break the curse world series championship since 1908, 108 years of misery is finally over. incredible. . >> congratulations to the cubs and con greats to the cubs president. he built a team that won it all in boston and now he's done it in hack. what a series.

to the line up last night but lost holford. he missed game after suffering a concussion. crowder goes down in pain. he suffered a sprain left anklet at least a week you but despite the injury they win. patriots will have a bye this week but they get in one last practice yesterday. the collins trade stunning everyone on the team although it's hard for fans to believe the team would ever trade number 12, brady admits still always a possibility. . >> yeah, absolutely, i mean, you -- you can't be around this long and not realize that, you know, that the world will keep spinning and the sun will come up tomorrow without you. that's just the way it goes. . >> but they're really not going to trade him. let's be honest. for more on the collins trade be sure to check out patriots all

here on wbz and sunday we'll have game day at 11:30 and sports final will wrap it all up after that. . >> fantastic. >> there's no -- like i appreciate him, you know, trying to be like everybody else, not ever happening. >> no, it's a total hypothetical fantasy world think being that. so let's just leave it there. >> and i'm not sure the sun would come up any way after he left. still to come hva opening a new lab. >> the special ceremony today and the connection to the celtics. >> can ted nugent put donald trump over the top? celebrity endorsements and why they almost never work when wbz this morning continues. and good morning, everybody. temps are running into the 50s right now. we're going to rise into the 60s for some of us. i am tracking some showers we'll take you through the hour by

peak at the weekend too when we come back. stay with us. 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

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champs how they were able to break a 108-year old curse. >> last teenager hit by a car in dorchester, the new details. >> and a local mother and her son targeted with racist graffiti, the search to find out who's responsible. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. . welcome back. >> it's thursday, november 3rd, we're in for another nice start to the day before the in maybe. we've got some 50s out the door right now. so a mild start. yes, showers are going to be moving in already a few out there. 54 in boston currently, 56 in worcester, 46 in keene. a little cooler the farther north you go. that's where we're tracking a few scattered showers. there are a few that extend from route 1 back up to beverly.

and a few more in new hampshire. and a couple scattered showers in concord down through manchester. between now and mid to late morning the greatest risk is north of boston to see a shower or 2. notice the rain, heavy rain at that, but not for us here in southern new england. mainly focused across maine, new hampshire and vermont. we come into the 60s south of boston througherly afternoon, cooler north with areas of rain filling in through let'say and by 3 p.m. batches moving out of here and we just have a lingering shower for the evening commute. those will be tapering off and partial clearing and fall through the 50s this evening. much cooler tomorrow. we'll talk about that. let's gu on the roads. there's an accident on the mass pike right now eastbound near exit 10 at route 146 right here soft there's actually some center lane paving happening

suspect causing any slow-downs just yet but it did just happen. breaking overnight the cubs are the world series champions winning the title for the first time in 108 years. the team blew a 6-3 lead in the 8th but managed a rally after a rain delay. they beat the indians 10. 7, it's chicago's first title since 1908. we're following breaking news her 18-year old woman in critical condition after being hit by a car in dorchester. state police say she was crossing galivan boulevard trying to catch a bus when she was hit around 10:30 last night. the driver did stop and no charges have been filed so far. 2 u.s. service members were killed battling inn sir agains.

the taliban. other top stories this morning a new hampshire mom says racists are targeting her interracial family. >> on tuesday someone through fried chicken and watermelon at her car. on october 24th a racial slur was tossed in the front yard of her home and 3 days earlier someone keyed her car. she says she has installed cameras to try and catch t we're now just 5 days away from election day, both candidates are touting celebrity endorsements. this morning jon keller takes a look on whether they really matter to voters. >> good morning, political endorsements are a common feature of campaigns but it's not every election that you see an active candidate endorsing one of his opponents in the final days of the race and that's exactly what happened the

on a national cable tv show and after admitting that his ticket couldn't win and trashing donald trump as a threat to the nation, insisted that hillary clinton was reliable and honest end quote. if it wasn't an endorsement then those birds with webbed feet aren't ducks but will his endorsement matter, found that very few voters are swayed by endorsements of any kind. however there are occasional exceptions. after winfrey endorsed barack obama in the 200 # cycle researchers claimed it was worth a million votes to obama. are there any endorsers in the current campaign who could match that?

star ted nugent's endorsement is likely to move the needle as much. ditto or howard stern who is backing clinton despite or maybe because of all the interviews trump has given him over the years. the overwhelming message from voters is thanks but we'll make up our own minds as well as of course you are opra. . right now today is a big day at harvard this afternoon boston mayor will be among the crowded vips s opening the new life lab. the co-he beer of the boston celtics and his wife. [audio difficulty]. still ahead the hottest toy

the latest retailer starting black friday early. >> plus uber making some changes the app getting big make over, what you need to know about it. >> and a cambridge man finds a stack of voter information cards in the trash, now, he wants to know who threw them out and why. weather watchers checking in with temperatures on the mild side this morning most of us in the 40s and 50s right now. charles with a lot o around showers i'm tracking right now. i'll let you know if they'll impact your morning commute and we'll take you

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 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

reebok telling the globe it's planning to move 700 employees to a new site in boston. an additional 300 people will be asked to either move out of state or leave the company. . a boston landmark is one of the most popular destinations to visit this season. a new study ranked boston's quincy market 7th out of the top 25 u.s. attractions for fall, the reason the shopping and dining to name a few. >> interest. well, another retailer starting black friday early plus the hottest toys. >> and uber he is app is getting

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. uber overhauled its app. it's the biggest redesign since 2012, it's meant to make it a little less confusing, there are shortcuts to request frequent destinations. we should note about that surge pricing that everyone hates still not too visible. black friday is coming early this year, stores rolling out deals early this month to attract shoppers getting a jump on their holiday list. and this year's holiday toy craze is hatchimals, they're interactive toy that is hatch from plastic eggs. they're already sold out online at most stores. they re tail for about 50 bucks and selling for nearly a thousand dollars on ebay. >> i've never heard of these. >> don't tell me this because this is what my 9-year old wants

it now. >> no, a thousand bucks and you can get it. >> jill is speechless. >> i have nothing. you know what, i'm still workinw to pronounce it. hatchimals, i think that's right. >> i'm in real trouble. i didn't even realize that that would be a hot toy. >> mom it will teach me about responsibility and taking care of something. >> this is terrible. terrible. all right. thanks. .>> breaking news that we're following. >> a teenager was rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car in dorchester, the latest on the investigation. . >> also disturbing racial slurs spread at a home and on a car, the family speaking out about it, i'll have it for you coming

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r children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. ever new england. eversource. what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans.

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in case you didn't know today is national sandwich day. >> and that means deals for you. subway is offering a buy one get one on any sub, arby's is offering free roast beef classics when you sign up for an email deal and burger king you can get 2 breakfast sandwiches for just $4. sandwich is just like the greatest thing ever. >> literally the best thing. >> this is sort of a national holiday. >> we should be off for it. >> danielle, we should celebrate celebrate. we always get hungry this time of morning. we hit 70 in boston yesterday, it is going to be another mild one. temperatures are warm as you step outside this morning, it's 54 in boston, 56 in worcester currently. 50 in lawrence, a little bit cooler in the north. right now tracking a couple of showers.

they are. most of us it's light hugging the coastline these are moving off to the east. a quick sprinkle near harvard. brief downpour northeast side of worcester along 290 and the 495 interchange. and along route 9, a couple light showers back to norwood. over the border in new hampshire nashua and salem dealing with pockets rain, they get heavier along 293 when you get back up near manchester. this is the first batch coming in. another area of rain back to our west, western new york and pennsylvania, notice the motion off to the east, northeast, well along this a lot of the areas to our north will see the steady rain while we'll see just some pockets of rain through early afternoon and then a left over shower after that. so between now and late morning a shower or

comes in and between noon and 1:00 the rain slides east, boston, metro west, southern new hampshire, worcester county, this is the map at 1:30. notice general who's generally removed the south coast, by 3:30, that batch is gone. we get a lingering shower through your evening commute but it will be scattered and then after that those taper off and partial clearing comes in. so it's not a ton of rain that f little if anything south of boston maybe around a 10th to a quarter in the city and more the farther north you go. that's where we'll see pockets of rain and cooler temperatures too. the low 60s in worcester appeared the warmest readings are going to be south of boston, that's where we still push 65 to near 70 degrees from norwood to plymouth and taunton, again greatest chance of a shower comes in by early evening for us

40s, cooler air starts to come in. 45 to 50 on the cape, tomorrow noticeably cooler but becoming sunny so a beautiful looking day, high temperature right around 50 degrees and for the weekend we'll be running in the 50s as well. don't forget we turn the clocks back on sunday. and then a warm up we should be pushing near 60 by election day on tuesday. we're still watching this ci now. it's eastbound near exit 10a at route 146. we know it's blocking the right lane but luckily not seeing any back up just yet. so we will keep our eye on that. split is slow and go on 128 and route 3 and braintree. drive times creeping up slowly close to 15 minutes from the split to the pike. breaking overnight an 18-year old woman in critical

state police believe she was crossing at milton avenue trying to catch a bus when she was hit. the driver did stop and so far no charges have been filed. voter information cards found in the trash. >> plus police in new hampshire are searching for the vandals target ago local family. here are your top stories on this thursday morning. >> reporter: police here are investigating 3 incidents of racist they've happened at the home of stinson and her 7-year old son. the family 's car was vandalized and a known racial stereotype against blacks was thrown in the yard. the family has installed security cameras and wanting to show whoever is responsible that they're not afraid and want the community to know what is going on. coming up hear from that mother and the tough

has to have with her 7-year old son about racism. . a cambridge man says he found a stack of voter information cards in the trash, now, he wants to know who truth them out and why. when he went to check his mail he says he found something you know settling. a stack of cards telling voters where and when to vote. he began askin q tossed out of laziness. why he's unsatisfied with the response he received from the election commission coming up. . good news for a military family in new hampshire, the army will now pay the medical bills of an army reservist who suffered a heart attack during a required fitness test. we first

said it didn't happen during active duty. boston rolling out grades for restaurant cleanliness. our cameras from there at stash's pizza was given an a yesterday with the city's first letter grade. it's part of a new program that requires restaurants to display grades given to them based on their health inspections. celebration underway in chicago this morning after the cub won their first world series in 108 years. they blew a 6-3 after a rain delay. the cubs beat the indians 8-7 in 10 innings, chicago's first title since 1908. . who will bee wood comes to selfie again. the show centers around a 20-year old struggling with relationships and the realities of being a single mother.

street closure are expected around east broadway. >> beyonce stealing the show at country music awards last night. . >> and dolly parton received the lifetime achievement award last night. she was honored as a trail blazer in the industry and garth brooks with the top honor takinge entertainer of the year. >> and michael stray hand was on the late show. he had just teamed up with tom brady and colbert had some questions about how the 2 managed to get together. >> i know for a fact tom brady believes in a higher power because it's you back in the day. >> when i was athletic. >> there's the higher power right there.

>> yeah. >> is that you -- is that you -- is that you pitching the idea for the series right there? . >> slow down i've got something to tell you. . >> the 6 part series can be seen on direct tv. . >> still to come brewing up a big honor for big papi. >> the limited batch honoring the slugger and helping ks

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12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. this is your final week to get this great deal. only from fios. 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

. for the first time in 2 years the red sox are raising their ticket prices. it will be just under 3%. seats closer to the field will see the biggest increase. honoring big papi with the beer, the created a beer called the big hoppi. . >> it goes on sale tomorrow at the brewery, the 24 ounces beer costs 2999 and all proceeds will go to the david ortiz children's fund. >> get your hands on that and keep it forever and forever. >> you could try that. keep it right here.

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

good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it is thursday, november 3rdrd. breaking news right now at 6:00, the chicago cubs have won the world series for the first time in 108 years. the big celebrations underway. also an 1 year old woman rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car in dorchester, the new details coming in. >> and voter information tossed in the trash, the investigation underway in our area just days before the election. of the forecast for your thursday morning. if you liked yesterday you'll at least like the morning. >> it will be a little bit minder today. we hit 70 in boston yesterday. it won't be quite that warm and we're tracking showers. a mild start out there with a few showers just west of boston. so we have a few downpours here from the south side stretching back down