a woman hit by a car as she crossed street and police tell us she was rushed to the hospital. >> the crash happened during the morning rush. we're live on the en . >> reporter: police say a woman and her dog were crossing commonwealth avenue here when a car hit them both. police block off a section of commonwealth avenue after they say a man wifing this white suv hit a woman and her dog as they were crossing the street. police say the crash happened around 8:30 during the busy morning commute. she was rushed

the driver stayed on scene and talked with police. you can see damage to the the front left side of his vehicle. investigators also drove the vehicle up and down the road to test its brakes before eventually towing it away. it's not clear where the woman was coming from, but there is a veterinary hospital and a popular dog walking trail just up the road. police have not been able to provides dog are doing. the cause of the crash is under investigation. an 18-year old is in critical but stable condition after being hit by a car in dorchester last night. the driver did stop appeared police say it does not appear he was drinking or using his phone at the time.

the curse is over for the first time in 108-year. the chicago cubs are world series champions. they're back at home in chicago where people spent the entire night celebrating this big win and it was an unreal game 7. >> it had everything including a 17-minute rain delay, extra innings the cub even blew a 6-3 lead in the 8th last night but managed to rally. s the wind more than a century in the making. >> you can't expect anything more. . >> they are plenty of celebrities celebrating last night's wig wins which includes

. president obama die hard chicago white sox fan is even celebrating the win tweeting this: this happened cubs win the world series. want to come to the white house before i leave? in other news drivers around the boston area need to brace for a historic weekend here. >> starting tomorrow night mass dot will shut down a section of 128 for the entire weekend. we're live with more on what you need to know. . >> reporter: yeah the highland avenue bridge was built in the 1930s but the way it was designed makes thing tricky because it means this bring has to come down all at once and that means major traffic closures. >> we want to take by a major milestone being met over the weekend z. sky high piles of dirt and rubble can already be seen on route 95.

lot different. the highland avenue bridge will be gone. >> the bridge needs to be demoed in one piece as you look at the structure of the bridge it is an arts structure. >> crews will begin tearing down the bridge friday night at 8 p.m. mass dot is telling drivers to avoid the area on saturday. >> during the weekend we're expecting at peak 5,000 vehicles for per hour. our bypass road will take you around the construction site will be able to handle about 4,000 vehicles. therefore, we are inn couraging the encouraging the public to avoid the area during the peak times. >> reporter: the bridge demo is a milestone for the project which is set to wrap up in april of 2019. now, the question

construction on the mass pike right now for this project to go over smoothly? and mass dot told us they're not concerned, the tom booth demo is ahead of schedule and has been running smoothly. a cloudy gray day out there with showers sprinkled throughout the region. >> the state house looks nice there. danielle niles is tracking this all for us. well, it's not as mild as yesterday and yes, we're weather. it's not a soaking rain it is when you get across parts of vermont, central new hampshire and maine. steady rain filling in up and down 93 right now. still some rain from the new hampshire sea coast back up into maine. one more batch coming in right now it's light for most part crossing greenfield and 91. this continue to spread east but

so the greatest chance of rain is for boston points north and by 2 puppet a lot of it is pretty much done. we may see a lingering shower from metro west back down to the south shore. little if anything on the cape, maybe a quick sprinkle and partial clearing comes in. it's 57 in boston currently but 63 in norwood, 65 in new bedford so a little milder the farther south you come. 50s cooler the farther north you go and temperatures will gradu back through the course of the evening. 40s overnight tonight and bright, breezy and noticeably cooler around 50 degrees tomorrow. . with just 5 days to go in campaign 2016 the presidential race in new hampshire is a dead heat. a new poll released shows donald trump with a one point end over hillary clinton. he has 37% of the vote while clinton has 36% all of that of course within the margin of

their final push towards election day. >> reporter: clinton drew one of our larger crowds while campaigning in arizona last night. >> we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. . >> reporter: clinton hispanic supporters their lives will be worse if donald trump wins the presidency. >> people treat us like criminals or strangers because of their race or religion. >> reporter: campaigning florida trump said the fbi reopening the investigation of clinton's emails makes her unqualified to be president. >> you know it's going to happen and in all fairness we went through it with her husband. do we want to go through this again? >> reporter: donald trump's confident department he'll win the election if he can avoid any slips of the tongue.

gap with clinton but only 8% of voters are still up for grabs. both will get help from big names today. president obama for clinton in florida while donald trump sends his wife out to campaign for him in pennsylvania. she'll give a speech tailored to suburban women voters. clinton has a 15 point lead with female voters in pennsylvania. this is republican convention where she was accused of stealing a speech from michelle obama in 2008. new this noon the u.s. postal service says it is investigating a stack of voter information cards that were thrown out in cambridge. a man found a pile of cards in the trash earlier this week and they contained important information like where and when to vote on election day. the man who found

commission but said the discovery is concerning. >> many tales of corruption and secrecy and when you come across something like that this could perhaps be someone taking things into their own hands it is kind of unsettling . they released a statement saying they're disappointed. the postal service says this action does not represent the organization and says it will not be toler . wbz and cbs have you covered on election night. our team begins special live coverage at 7 and then at 9 join us on cbsboston.com and our facebook page for a special election broadcast. a new hampshire mother and her 7-year old son targeted with racist message and not just one incident.

messages, a few days after that a piece of wood was left on their property and earlier this week someone through fried chicken in their yard. the mother says she's had enough. . >> i want them to be -- to know how shameful it is what they did and how ignorant. >> the mother says she'll not back down and now installed security cameras on the property. the fbi now offering up a $10,000 reward about a man missing. norman lee vanished a year ago. police hope the reward will generate new leads in the case. the mbta is taking new steps today to keep riders safe. they're launching a new campaign to fight sexual harassment. . >> reporter: the big take away here is that mbta officials want to stress the importance of everyone having a safe ride. so

awareness for those who might be victimized or bystanders who might witness a sexual crime to let everyone know there support through crisis organizations as well as t officials support for those who choose to speak up. the campaign starts tomorrow and runs through february. the assistant general manager of the t stress that is there has not been an uptic in transit sexual harassment but that this campaign is about raising awareness because they say one of the most underreported crimes and studies show disabled riders are twice as likely to experience sexual assault. of course in public transportation settings, platforms, busses and trains can be crowded and in many cases sexual crimes overlooked. >> sexual harassment and sexual assaults are underreported crimes. many survivors of these assaults hesitate to come

losing their privacy, of being blamed, of not being believed. people with disabilities hesitate to come forward. . >> reporter: again, the campaign runs from november to february, and it is aimed to let everyone know who might be affected by a sexual crime on the t that there support available. the shifts for a military family fighting to get health benefits. >> hitting the streets for school why some walked miles just to get to class. >> plus, moving on reebok saying so long to its headquarters where the company will soon set down. regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to

of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public

. good news for a my tear family, the arm now says it will pay the medical bills of a reservist who suffered a heart attack during a required fitness test. we told you about shane morgan last month. the military initially withheld payments but

parents are outraged over the boston public school districts decision to close the madahunt school. it will be replaced by a learning center. . it's an ongoing debate should schools change their start time? a new if you had dee in the journal of pediatrics shows teenagers are sle biological clock is out of sync with school schedules. . >> don't explain why we're -- >> because they're like this all night. >> on the phone. in boston school advocates say a local high school student should have to walk 2 miles just to get to class. >> yesterday an activist walked from the high school asking the city to provide bus passes for all students. right now only students who live more than

eligible. the district tells wbz it respects the voice of students and will listen to community concerns. all right time to get a check of our forecast. it depends where you live what you're dealing with. >> yeah, a little cooler the farther north you go. certainly not 70 degrees like we had yesterday. we get a little bit of rain out there too. temps are in the 60s south of town, boston sitting at 67 degrees. 57 in lawrence well, 61 in worcester currently, 53 in manchester and there's not been a lot of sunshine either. now, clouds filling back in and here's the rain advancing in from west to east. right up and down 93 it's steady all the way from route 111, through manchester, crossing 293 and back through raymond. also leading edge coming in through the western part of the state

and just about to come into athol. this is shifting from west to east. so we'll get into it here through worcester county in the next 40 minutes or so and that will continue to come through metro west appeared boston. it's the last batch though and behind it what's going on is we have a reenforcing shot of cooler air. so once this little wave of low pressure goes by the rain goes with it and chilly air mass takes place. so you'll feel the difference tomorrow. it will be about 10 to 20 spots. so between now and 1:30, 2:00 you'll get wet in spots, metro west including boston, parts of the south shore, 3:00 that batch is done one more little line of showers. 4 p.m. notice they're kind of a broken line, scattered not a huge issue here. about 5 p.m. we're liking to see breaks of sunshine before the sun sets, and then a few left over showers on the cape, but that's about it. little if

that's going to end up being less than a 10th of an inch of rain. partial clearing takes place tonight, 47 in boston, 40 to 46 in the suburbs, wind will be gusty. you're going to feel it. tomorrow we may gust to 30 miles per how on the cape and that includes tonight as well. not that chilly at the bus stop, 43 tomorrow morning and recess time we should be right around 50 degrees increasing sunshine tomorrow. so any clouds we start with in the morning will fade away. still around so definitely a noticeable change, the wind dragging in the cooler air, 50 in bedford, upper 40s in worcester, mid-are and lower to middle 50 to say plymouth to taunton. so the clouds clear the coastline it will take longest on cape cod and the upcoming weekend another cold front but not a ton of moisture with it. saturday we start with sun, some clouds mixed in. the weekend is

we could see an early morning flurry or sprinkle on sunday, not a big issue just don't want you to be caught off guard. don't forget we turn the clocks back 2 a.m. on sunday and next week looks quiet, warm up, near 60 on election day with sunshine, no reason not to get out there and vote. all right reebok is on the move. >> they'll relocate its headquarters from canton to boston. it says the above will give the company for freedom to operate on it will likely cost 300 jobs. coming up a show stopper the incredible performances at last night's country music awards and the one legendary singer

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. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. 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.

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 vote yes on question 2. joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to

big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. . ? . >> beyonce stealing the show at the country music awards last night she teamed up with the dixie chicks and dolly parton received the lifetime achievement award.

are rth brooks the top honor of entertainer of the year. >> call me crazy but it seeps like the same ones always win. >> yep, you're right. tonight we're going to great indoors. >> the brand new comedy will premiere its second episode tonight. the star told me today some have taken effect. >> there's got there is an outcry some millennials think that we're attacking them for being overly sensitive which is overly sent active of them but it's really -- it's equal opportunity as far as -- >> you can see the great indoors pretty funny right here tonight at 8:30. coming up next an in flight

course with someone very special. several reporting today with temperatures running the 50s and 60s for some of us. there's been a little bit of rain. let's take a look. not much. 200ths of an inch says eric. nearly a 10th of an inch in millford. we're drying out,

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

. most of us tend to ignore those inn i f into something special. the pilot started off as usual talking about the flight and announced there was someone special onboard, his girlfriend. over the speaker he asked her to marry him and walked out with a ring and flowers and clapping for the happy couple. i guess she said yes. >> i guess i have to pay attention every single time now. so the rain ends today, bright sunshine but cooler tomorrow. >> all right.

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

but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their 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

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