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

30 minutes or so. so plan on that. a couple of showers along 95 and back through the south shore. a quick sprinkle pressing off the coastline and pockets of light rain from the mass new hampshire border. so that batch continues to shift east. it's off the coastline within the next hour or so. 11 a.m., most of the rain is focused to our north. about 1, 2:00 another batch of rain comes in. notice who's mainly removed today the south shore. we may see a quick shower between 4 and 6 p.m. most of the showers will be tapering off for your ride home. 51 this morning on average, 60, 65 plus south of boston and cooler to the north.

cooler tomorrow. we'll talk about that and the wg up. 93 south is slow, and also have another slow down on route 3 south in lowell and just before 128, now, 128 does look good, a big improvement from yesterday where we had that water main break. so still no back up also from an eastbound crash on the pike blocking the right lane but again construction that's happening there things look really grade the chicago cubs have won the world series the team's first title in 108 years. >> all night fans have been celebrating even though the game was actually played 350 miles away in cleveland. >> things like bedtimes or school nights don't matter when you're talking about the end to

. >> we've wait so long for this? >> how old are you? >> i'm 12. >> a long ways for that poor kid. a police sergeant says somewhere between 10 and 25 people broke into the field overnight although they didn't get too far before thieves caught. and this went late, very late. extra innings even a rain delay. we have a closer look at all the >> good morning. the wait is over. no more 1908. the cubs have finally done it. y beat the indians last night 8-7. the cubs blew a 6-3 lead but in the top of the 10, an rbi double down the line scoring the go ahead run making it 7-6. later

and that #th run was huge because the indians cut the lead to 8-7 but the cubs hang on when davis grounds out to third to end the ball game. appeared that's it, can you believe it? the cubs win the world series. and keep in mind folks where they came from, they were down 3 games to in a row. they earned it, they deserved it. game 7, what a series. breaking overnight an 18-year old woman in critical condition after being hit by a car in dorchester. state police think she was crossing at milton avenue trying to catch a bus when she was hit. the driver did stop and no charges have been filed. we're following breaking news overseas, 2 u.s. service

2 other american service members were wounded in that attack. nato says the 4 were working with afghan troops to fight the taliban. racist messages targeting a new hampshire mother and her young son. >> their home and car vandalized 3 times in just the last 2 weeks. we're live in new hampshire with more on this story. the family is now installed security cameras because they want to know who is responsible for this. they're speaking out this mor no idea this type of racism still exists. 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. i didn't think we'd have to talk about it so early. >> reporter: but instead his mother is having a tough conversation. she is white, her

the community is letting them know their dissure. >> reporter: the family car was keyed, a few days later someone through fried chicken and watermelon 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 now rallying around her and her son hoping to show no matte time nor the place there's no room for racism. >> we're not sorry and we're not afraid. . >> reporter: police are now investigating all 3 incidents. anyone with information should contact them. . the fbi has opened a civil rights investigation into the arson and vandalism of a mississippi church.

trump before setting it on fire. an $11,000 reward has been offered for any information leading to an arrest. the suspect in the murder of 2 iowa police officers brought a confederate flag to a high school football game 2 weeks ago but police say the officers who asked scott michael greene to leave were not the ones ambushed yesterday morning. both officeer rifle. right now police are searching for 2 escaped inmates from essex county. the 2 men walked away from a minute security facility in lawrence yesterday. they're not classified as violent offenders but police warn they may be dangerous. the fbi now offering a $10,000 reward to help find a missing man who disappeared a year ago, lee vanished, police hope the reward generates some

five days away from election day and the candidates are ramping up attacks on each other. 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, president obama will be in new hampshire on monday campaigning for clinton. speaking of the campaign stacks of voter information cards were found dumped in the garbage and the we're live in cambridge with the very latest. . >> reporter: and those cards provide people with important information like where and when to vote on election day. so joe martin wants to know who threw them out and why. when he went to check his mail on monday he says something unsettling caught his eye. >> i picked it up it said election, cambridge election commission. >> reporter: a stack of cards

inform people about voting locations and times for election day. >> it wasn't just like 2 or 3, it was like a big thick stack of notifications. >> reporter: martin wants to know if it was laziness. >> tales of core erupts and when you come across something like this that could perhaps be someone taking things into their own hand, it is kind of unsettling. >> reporter: he snapped pictures for proof and began but the response he received from the cambridge election commission he says is unstatus factory. >> people don't actually need that card to vote. >> reporter: in a statement they write the city is disappointed that the postal service failed to deliver on mailing service that is we purchased. >> i think people should be more diligent and just do their job and realize that this is a

>> reporter: martin says all of those cards he found in the trash were actually address today a different building, he says he also never received his early voter information guide. . >> new this morning the aclu challenging a massachusetts law that requires voters to register at least 20 days before an election. that lawsuit filed yesterday asks the court to throw out the law and allow several plaintiffs to vote in tuesday's election. >> appeared we have you we begin special live coverage at 7:00 and will stay on the air all night with the latest on the race for president. then at 9:00 you can join us on cbsboston.com or on our facebook page for a special election web cast. coming up this morning the mbta taking steps to keep riders safe. >> their new campaign to fight sexual harassment and how you can help. >> new input in the fight over school start times why starting

help teenagers learn. >> and no excuses excuses helps fans get out of work. good morning. we're tracking a couple of showers as you head out the door this morning. a few more later on this afternoon as well. pretty mild too. look at our weather bug network. 52 a popular number here. we're going to warm up into the 60s for some of us today. we'll take you through the hour h we had a great visit yesterday with the 6th graders from the sharon middle school, they're studying weather right now and building weather stations so they can gather data from their yards and bring it into school. they're excited to watch the weather change in the next few weeks as

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city where there's cubs fans whether it be boston. >> we know what they're going through right now because we've been there in 2004. >> i'm really happy for the cubs, i think i need to call in sick for the rest of the day. >> you should go home early. all right. so we hit 70 in boston yesterday. >> it was awesome. >> it was great. >> today isn't going to be as nice because we're tracking areas of rain. temperatures are in the 50s out the door right now. 54 worcester, 51 in lawrence, and in the 40s north of town where we have a few steadier showers moving in. look at the leading edge of the rain just about to come into the city right now. this is sliding from west to east. so there's some steadier rain along 128 stretching back up. south side coming down

and then there's some rain that extends from manchester east, kingston, from salem, a little bit of light rain for you as well. this is the first batch that's coming in from west to east. another batch of rain back to the west through new york and pennsylvania but notice the motion off to the east northeast. so along this track a lot of the steadier rain is going to pass to our north through vermont new hampshire and maine. us is we're not going to see a ton of rain today. let's take you through the hour by hour. mid to late morning most of the rain is pretty much down almost southern new hampshire there will be their still be some pockets. noontime areas of rain filling back in through worcester county, back along the route 2 corridor 2:00 raining again in boston metro west. do you notice who's removed for most of the day?

little if any rainfall for us. maybe a brief shower by mid-afternoon. and here's your evening commute. notice not a ton of rain, a few left over showers, that is about it. partial clearing already taking place around sunset and clearing overnight tonight. high temperatures depend on where you are. south of boston including the city itself. we'll northbound the 60s, 65 to near 70 south of town and north depends on the wind today. we'll be in the 50s. overnight tonight 40s so anothel clearing takes place. the wind is going to be gusty tonight especially on the cape and islands. tomorrow that wind is with us too dragging in that cooler air upper 40s to low 50s, about 50234 boston, 52 in prime. low 50s out over the cape appeared islands as the cooler air comes out from canada.

coming in doesn't mean a whole lot maybe a flurry or sprinkle sunday morning. don't forget we turn the clocks back as well. cool and bright start to next week pushing near 60 on tuesday for election day. 24 north is bogged down up to 128. route 3 is in good shape. the split is getting busier though. stop and go traffic on the expressway. your drive time from braintree to thi we have some heavy traffic north of the city happening on 93 south and route 3 in lowell and route 1. today the mbta is taking new steps to keep passengers safe. they're teaming up with the boston rape crisis center in a new campaign to fight sexual harassment. the goal to encourage the public to report any incidents of sexual harassment and let everyone know sexual assaults will not be

else. officials are launch the campaign at 10:30. new overnight police are investigating a toppled traffic light. this was a scene a short time ago. you can see the light pole has crashed to the ground and the lights are about the intersection. so far no word on what caused that pole to come down. right now on your thursday a warning this morning pilgrim nuclear generation stationl you can expect to hear short bursts. officials say it is necessary to constantly repair an test those sirens. good news for a military family in new hampshire. the army will now pay the medical bills for the reservist who had a heart attack during a fitness test.

for restaurant cleanliness. our cameras were there when stash's pizza was given an a yesterday. it's part of a new program that requires restaurants to display the grades given to them. this morning parents are outraged over the boston public school district's decision to close the under performing madahunt elementary. the school's last day will be on june 30th and replaced by an early learning center. younger students would have the chanceto while others would be spread out through other schools. well, it's been an ongoing debate should schools change their start time. a new study now weighing in. doctors say teenagers are sleepy during the day because their biological clock is out of sync with schedules. a recommended start time of 8:30 or later.

students should not have to walk dozens of miles and asking to provide bus passes for all students. right now only students who live more than 2 miles from their school are eligible. . coming up uber making some changes. >> what users can expect from the ride, the redesigned app. >> and halloween was monday is your pumpkin still hanging around, how it can help out some local animals. 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. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte.

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a driver if you're in a busy area and the app will track your ride history and create shortcuts. still waiting to book your thanksgiving flights, we know just how much it could cost you. prices are expected to jump, and 10 days before thanksgiving they'll increase about 10 adds away. the long drought over the summer won't christmas tree crop. the association says some seedlings platted were lost and some of the largest trees struggled but full sized trees are doing just fine. and if you're wondering what to do with your pumpkin you can donate is to the mspca. they're looking for pump kins for their pig to say eat. they like to

too. a boston landmark is one of the most popular destinations to visit this season. a new study ranked the quincy market 7th. the reason the shopping and dining to name a few. although i never know what to eat. there's so many choices i get overwhelm and eat way too much. >> and it's going to transform into the who had day season down there. >> lots more city to come, the company giving some employees an ultimatim. >> plus how far crews have got then a few days. >> and the cubs breaking the curse winning the world series for the first time since 1908. joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests.

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. the cubs win the world series, we'll have all the action and celebrations. >> also breaking overnight an 18-year old woman rushed to the

details coming in from police. >> a local mother and her young son hit by hate, the racist an intimidating messages left at their home. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> thursday, november 3rd, and a beautiful day yesterday, and we're still lingering on with that today. we're today, yes, we will still be mild and it's not going to be a soaking rain the entire day, just a few showers here and there. a mild start, 54 in boston. we are cooler to the north in the 40s. tracking some showers that are general light, not going slow you down that much but right over boston right now back through summerville. they stretch along the mass turnpike.

quickest ward progress. still some light rain traveling up 93 along the 128 interchange and back up towards lin as well. north of town all the back to the new hampshire sea coast some pockets of light rain that extend back along 107 as well. so, yeah, the wipers on in a few spots. most of us dry out through late between 12:30 and 1:30, it's focused north and west of boston. most of us are fine, then we dry back out with just a lingering shower through the evening commute. so they'll be tapering at that point. notice the temperatures, 60 south of boston, 50s to the north and after the left over showers come in we get partial clearing. much cooler tomorrow we'll talk about that and the weekend coming up. let's get you on the

on 128 in the southbound lanes at exit 20 at route 9, it's blocking the left lane and lots of back up from the split. also some slow-downs on 24, 95 and route 3. now, 93 south is stop and go. it's one hour right now. and we are now 4 days into what we thought would be busy weekday traffic on the mass pike and so far so good. mass dot says demolitn schedule at all toll plaza locations, paving is scheduled next. now, more than 5 million transactions have been processed and drivers should still remember the 15-mile an hour speed limit and pay attention to the different traffic patterns at each construction site and make sure you give yourself plenty of time. breaking overnight the chicago cubs have won the world series the first at this in 108 years.

right to the end. this one went late extra innings and a rain delay. >> president obama tweeting congratulations to his hometown and asking if they want visit the white house before they leave. >> reporter: the historic world series ending. followed an unprecedented 17-minute rain delay. mvp gave the cubs the lead over the indians for good with this 10th inning double. >> like a heavy weight fight, everybody playing their heart out. >> reporter: montero helped secure the victory. >> this is the greatest feeling in the world. >> reporter: fans were left on the edge of their seats at the bottom of the 8th when cleveland

>> this whole place erupted. >> reporter: in the end the cubs won rallying 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 fans hailed the end of the curse of the goat. >> it has nothing to do curses. >> cubs manager attributed the win to skill. >> superstition has nothing to do with what's happening today, nothing. if you want to believe in that kind of stuff it can hold you back for a long time. >> reporter: with the drought now over plans for a victory parade underway. . breaking overnight in boston, along 18-year old woman in critical condition after being hit by a car in dorchester. state police say

when she was hit. the driver stopped and no charges have been filed. and breaking news overseas 2 u.s. service members were killed battling taliban insurgents in afghanistan. 2 other u.s. service members were wounded. racist messages targeting a new hampshire mother and son. >> their home and car vandalized 3 times in the last 2 weeks. we're live with more. . >> reporter: this is certainly thought she'd have to have with her 7-year old son, but she is having it, and she says she had no idea this type of racism still exists and she wants to know who is responsible for it. she's inn stalled security cameras at the home and it happened at her home she is white and her son is biracial.

the family has installed again the security cameras. >> i'm not going to feel like a victim or apologize or hide from anybody or pretend it's not happening. >> reporter: the police department here is investigating all 3 incidents that has happened. they want to hear from anyone who might have information. . to campaign 2016 now and we're 5 day. the candidates ramping up attacks on each other. hillary clinton will hold 2 rallies in north carolina today, donald trump is scheduled to hold rallies in north carolina, florida and pennsylvania, and both campaigns are making their way back to new hampshire, trump will return tomorrow, president obama will be in new hampshire monday campaigning for clinton. stacks of voter information cards meantime found dumped in the garbage and the man who found them wants some answers.

>> reporter: those cards provide people with important information like where and when to vote on election day. and joe martin wants to know who threw them out and why. when he went to check his mail something caught his eye, a stack of those cards in the trash that are meant to inform people about locations and times for election day. he snapped pictures for proof and began asking questions. . >> the country is so divided now and so many 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: in a statement the cambridge election commission tells us they're disappointed in the post office for failing to

. wbz and cbs has you covered on election night. our team begin special live coverage at 7. we will stay on all night with the latest for the race for president. and at 9 join us on cbsboston.com and our facebook page for a special web cast. new this mourn attorney general calling for a federal firm's political donation. almost 2-dozen politicians nationwide including senator warren say they will return donations from a law group. a watch dog group claims they gave bonus to say offset donations. today is a big day at harvard. boston mayor will be among the crowd of vips opening

the lap will offer shared space to develop life science. reebok tells the globe it's planning to move 700 employees to a new site in boston, one that hasn't been picked yet but the paper says an additional 300 people who work for a parent company will be asked to move out of state o company. honoring big papi with beer, sam adams has created a beer called big hoppi. >> they only made 541 bottles of this ipa brew, that's the number of career home runs he hit. it goes on sale tomorrow, all proceeds will go to the david ortiz children's fund. >> love who has in the beer. >> yes. still ahead santa is getting

was spotted. >> plus what steven colbert wants to know about tom brady. morning. weather watchers checking in, mild start to the day, temperatures running in the 40s and 50s right now for most of us. as we step outside the door let's check in with just a few of the weather watchers, 53 says cathy in worcester. john says 50, peter says 55. thanks as us a for all on our way to the

welcome back. today is national sandwich day.

one free on subs, arby's is giving away free roast beef classics and over at burger king you can get 2 breakfast sandwiches for $4. for more deals go to our website cbsboston.com. sandwiches all around every meal today i think that's an order. >> dane camera going yeah. >> yep. something -- . >> steak and cheese, all right i think it's breakfast time. hey, good morning. temperatures running in the 40s and 50s right now. a mild start to the day. 54 in boston, 53 in worcester, 51 in lawrence and upper 40s in manchester. a warm start not as warm of a finish compared to yesterday. we hit 70 in boston.

of boston right now, a little light area of rain that's left over this is going or off the coastline in the next 15 minutes or so. some showers stretching along route 3, these will push off the coast in the next 25 minutes or so. and north of boston a couple light showers and a few sprinkles. that is about it. that this is batch 1ha right now. another batch coming back through central new york right now and northern pennsylvania. notice the motion off to the east, northeast. so a lot of the steady rain will pass off to our north. we will just see a little batch of rain generally north and west. plenty of dry times today. there maybe some sun here and there. 11 app mainly dry, rain north of manchester and concord. manchester fills back in around

look what happens 2:00 raining again in boston but a brief batch that comes in and goes out pretty quickly. notice who's removed down to the cape and islands. comes through quickly. the evening commute should be mh a shower or 2 around and partial clearing after that. so how much rain are we talking? see the blues that's over a half an inch north of concord. most of 10th to perhaps a quarter if anything. temperatures are going to vary too depending on where you are. 50s north of town. 62 in boston, again light southwest wind. it's going to be a little active later on today so we may gust 20 to 30 miles per hour as the wind shifts around to the northwest later on. low temperatures tonight will dip into the 40s,

us. tomorrow you'll feel the difference becoming sunny cool breezy right around 50 degrees. wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. and your weekend looking pretty good. maybe a flurry or sprinkle on sunday otherwise right around or just over 50 degrees, turning the clocks back as well. quiet weather with sunshine on election day. we have a minor 2 car crash on route 2. it's happening eastbound at exit 31 at route 12. you can see tha happening in both directions there. we're checking back in on the pike and seeing that traffic is pretty backed up here in the eastbound lanes through framingham. it does look like more people with making the decision to get on the pike at this time then they were earlier this week. . we're following breaking news in boston right now. an 18-year old woman is in critical continue after being hit by a car in dorchester. state police say she was crossing at milton

when she was hit. the driver did stop and no charges have been filed. checking our other top stories for this thursday morning a new hampshire mother says vandals are targeting her interracial family. >> on tuesday someone through fried chicken adhere car, last month a race shall slur was on a chunk of wooden barricade and tossed in their front yard. 3 days before that someone keyed her car. a cambridge man says he found a s information cards in the trash at his apartment complex. the cards meant to tell voters where to show up on election day. the postal service and the election commissioner now investigating. right now police are searching for 2 escaped inmates from essex county. they're not classified as violent offenders but police warn they could be

colbert sharing a throw back picture of tom brady. >> fios is not cable. we're wired differently. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you want a piece of cake? you can't break me. switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, this is the final week to get our best offer ever. only from fios.

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. it's a good morning for cubs fans, chicago waking up world series champs. >> although some fans might still be asleep right now this one went late, very light, we're the cubs actually blew a 6-3 lead but managed to rally beating the indians 8-7 in 10 innings, it's their first title since 190 #. one famous cleveland fan was at last night's game. james said he was getting excited. for james his excite he want was

congratulating the indians on their season telling them to use the loss as fuel for next year. meanwhile the celtics welcome back smart to the line up last night but lost holford. >> and the second crowder left foot comes down and crowder goes down in pain. celtics say he suffered a sprained left ankle and out at least michael strahan was on the late show with steven colbert and he he had teamed up with tom brady. . >> 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.

. >> that you? -- is that you -- is that you pitching the idea for the series right there? . >> tom, slow down i've got something to tell you. . >> the 6 part series can be seen on direct tv. >> he must not have hurt him too bad because they're still friends. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7 on cbs this morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the thrill sports drought in history we're in chicago where the cubs fans have been celebrating all night and we'll talk with cubs own and chicago mayor. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 on the dot. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them

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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 education, vote no on question two. 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

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music quite so early. >> after thanksgiving. >> thanksgiving is only 3 weeks away from today. >> i know it's crazy. so today is going to be generally quiet the rest of the day. we'll have a couple of showers around and then tomorrow it's going to be much cooler. tomorrow for recess we'll northbound the 40s and won't get out of the upper 40s to low 50s. week send looking pretty good still. >> i'm going to wear my coat during recess, i am. >> see you back here in 25 minutes. have a good morning. 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...

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