. developing right now at 4:30 a pedestrian hit and killed. part of the highway shut down. >> wenched. harvard university men's soccer team suspended over a growing scandal. >> plus the final campaign trail. what voters need to know today. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. >> i'm chris -- chris mckinnon. >> who? >> right. >> nice to meet you chris mckinnon i'm kate. >> friday, november 4th. sorry about that. daniel niles is here today. >> sometimes it's just so hard to pronounce your own name, hey, happy friday everybody.

it's a mild start. the dew point is in the mid-40s. the wind is out of the northwest at ten miles per hour right now. it's going to be a little bit breezy today. it's a cooler start in the suburbs. we're about five to 15 degrees cooler. 40 in keene. an in the lower 50s out over the cape and islands. we do have a few scattered clouds but notice in eastern massachusetts we've had a clearing. so it does look like a mostly clear start and there will be plenty of sunshine tod at times. we'll call it partly cloudy. sunrise at 7:22. cool and breezy. 53 by lunchtime. but some of us are in the 50s right now. so we'll dip a couple of degrees over the next few hours and come back up into the low to mid-50s. a pretty seasonal day. clear and quiet for the ride home. one set at 5:tree. i think -- 5:33. i think you'll like the weekend.

on 93 north this morning. once you get over the zakim right lane is closed. now south of the city there's some construction happening in randolph, that is taking up the shoulder on knee north over exit 4. both of these sites to wrap up in about 30 minutes. we begin this friday with a developing story. a pedestrian was hit and killed on 128 south. it happened just before 10:30 last night bet 27. police have not released the victim's identity and they're trying to figure out why that person was on the highway. three lanes of traffic were closed as police investigated over night. the -- overnight. an armed robbery suspect caught with the help of a boston k9 unit. police say the suspect held up the bakery on beacon street last night. the suspect was found a short time later. the harvard university men's soccer team suspended for the

team. players are accused of raiding the women based on looks. >> their so-called scouting report was based on lewd comments. >> guys cross the guys a lot. i think this is one ofs incidents. the harvard men are ranked number one. they will not play the rest of the season or play in any championship. >> i think that, you know, severe measures had ton taken. it might hav excessive to completely call off the team. >> reporter: the school newspaper reported on a 2012 scouting report last week prompting the school to further investigate. harvard found the scotting report was not one year but continued into this season and involved more ploys than previously thought. harvard's president released a statement saying in part, the decision to cancel a season is serious and consequence shall and reflects harvard's view that both the behavior and failure to

questioned are completely unacceptable. >> i think -- it really kind of speaks to their commitment. >> reporter: the six women who are the subject of that 2012 scouting report wrote -- they say they stand by their words enter response to the latest news. in part, saying, we cannot change the past but we are asking you to help us now and in the future. the athletics department says it will take steps to educate the men's soccer team and all the hl at this behavior is totally unacceptable. at harvard university katie brace, be this morning. with four days to go until election day, today is the last day to vote early. all the secretary of commonwealth is asking polling stations to stay open until at least 5:00. some are closing early. check the hours before you head out. if you miss early voting and are not able to vote on election day you can apply for an absentee ballot until noon own monday.

for grabs. the candidates are taking notice. donald trump will campaign in atkinson at noon today. hillary clinton will be in manchester on sunday. a poll shows trump and clinton deadlocked in the granite state. 8% say they're still undecided. woe caught up with some of those undecided voters last night. >> if i'm being honest, i'm still undecided. i have to think about it a little bit more because i just -- i'm not really choices i've been given. >> i voted for ross per owe way back in the 90s. i think there was someone like him now but there's no good third choice. >> both sides hope to get the voters in their corner. hillary clinton will be in manchester on sunday and then on monday, president obama heads to durham and both trump and his running mate mike pence will be in manchester. nationally this race is getting tighter.

she was up nine points just two weeks ago. and yesterday trump supporters in north carolina and florida he warned a cloud of investigation would follow hillary clinton if she's elected. his wife gave her first speech on the campaign trail. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other to disagree with each other, to respect each other. we must honor and support the basic goodness of our children, especially in social media. >> hillary clinton will campaign in pennsylvania and michigan today. last night she was in north carolina where she took the stage with bernie sanders and singer fer rel. president obama campaigned on clinton's behalf in florida. >> this isn't a joke. this isn't survivor.

this counts. stay with cbs news and be on election night. scott pelley and our team at the network begins special live reports at 7:00 p.m. they will stay on night with the latest results. then at 9:00 join us on boston.com and our facebook page for a special election web cast. another chapter in the new england mafia history could end today. robber deluca is expected to plead guilty. a rally police is now on administrative police. lynn police say robert adam was texting and driving who weeks ago when he got into an accident. he then left the scene. lynn police have cited him for those actions. no one was hurt. two young women hit by a car while trying to cross the

both women were taken to the hospital. the driver of the car did stop and there have been no charges so far. the story of the boston marathon bombing told by those who led the investigation last night. special agent in charge richard and former police commissioner and security annualist ed davis discussed the law enforcement response and rebuilding community confidence. a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit a scholarship named f officer shawn collier. >> shawn had a commitment to serve other people, to serve his commitment. >> shawn has always been this our thoughts and prayers since the bombings. he's always been on our minds. it's for him and the victims and the survivors of the bombings that are we are here. >> collier was a criminal justice major. a little boy brings a gun to

shooting plastic pellets. he showed it to classmates. his father is charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and improper storage of the weapon. investigators say it appears the gun was in a box of materials belonging to a relative who was temporarily displaced by fire. coming up on be this morning. furniture held hostage by movers. >> the company accused of refusing to deliver unless you pay a higher price. the i team they're still in business. >> a warning for drivers, the message you need to hear if you travel on 128 in the needham area: 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."

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. in today's money watch, might have on your spending has been glitz and google wants to help you out at home. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange with those stories and the market numbers. jill. >> reporter: good morning. investors are concerned about uncertainty surrounding next week's election. stocks are in ir longest losing streak since 2008. they're down for the eighth consecutive day. yesterday, the dow dropped about

the government releases its october employment report before the opening bell this morning. economyists are expecting solid job growth. >> most americans turn back the clocks this weekend. bad news for retailers. a new study from jp morgan chase found people spend less money when there are fewer hours of sunlight, especially monday through friday. grocery stores and retail stores saw the biggest drop. home smart speaker can offer gadgets. the device costs about $129. google is releasing its home nearly two years after amazon launched its popular he can cosmart speaker. i already feel like i hear voices in my head, i don't know if i need this. >> i like it if it will get me out of bed. not just wake me up but make sure i get out of bed. does it have that feature, because we could use that?

goes that far. >> bummer. jill thank you. >> anyone that will pull me out of bed and says get up. >> get going. all right. danielle, you know what? we've liked the last couple of days, but things are changing. >> so it will be cooler today, although the sun will be out and shining so that's good news. and we get a pretty good sight in the skies for some of us it will be able to see with partial clearing that's over the region -- region. 6:11 this morning, the minutes. you're going to look to the west southwest it will be traveling to the northeast. it will be bright in the sky. starting at 6:11 this morning. so just an hour and 20 minutes from now. 50 degrees in boston currently. it is probably about five to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. we're in the low 40s in taunton. and 40s to low 50s on cape cod as well. notice overnight we did have some clouds but there's been

few through the interior as well. we will be in for a good amount of sunshine today. we don't have to worry about the rain down to our south. high pressure is slowly going to be nosing its way in here. the week's cold front coming in today -- a weak cold front coming in for today. let's talk about the weekend. tomorrow morning we start with sunshine. a little piece of energy coming overhead tomorrow. all it means for us is some building clouds, perhaps a sprinkle saturday night. most of be dry. and sunday will feature a blend of sun and clouds as well. although it will be a little bit cool overall this weekend. not bad by november standards. so let's take you through the numbers. high temperatures today, middle to upper 50s. that's pretty normal for this i am too of year. 54 in boston. 58 in taunton. same in new bedford. mid-50s on the cape. the wind will be a little bit gusty. so that will add a little bit of chill to the air.

20s in the suburbs. 36 downtown boston. wind will subside overnight tonight. and then tomorrow, temperatures top 50 to 55. so a little cooler than today. with a mix of sun and clouds. wind will be from the southwest and west. it will be cooler on sunday. but once again, partly cloudy skies, upper 40s to low 50s for highs on sunday. then we get a warm-up for the start of next week. 52 on monday. there will be some clouds on the cape. still looks q really no rain in the seven day forecast. we had a little help with the drought monitor last week, but it looks like we will be back in the deficit for a week ago. >> danielle, construction continuing along the mass pike this morning. it's day five and we still haven't had any issues. so fingered cross -- fingers crossed. looking at the maps, you can see it's not causing any slowdowns. so we have great drive times

in need al will be closed in weekend so that crews can remove the old highland avenue bridge. so starting at 8:00 tonight, crews will begin taking it down in the northbound lanes will close. mass dot is urging drivers to avote the -- avoid the area. they say the bypass roads just can't handle the amount of normal traffic. >> on the weekend we're expecting at 5,000 vehicles per hour. our bypass road that will take you around the construction site will be able to handle about 4,000 vehicles. >> so the good news here is the work should be finished in time for the monday morning commute. but we are dealing with so much traffic. chris and kate. >> all right. thank you very much. good information there. moving is stressful even when everything goes as planned. >> some customers claim one

as theism team ryan cas explains, this company has been in trouble before. >> i don't know what they did, i don't know if they crushed the top a little bit. >> reporter: rose mary's collection of around teak is pretty banged up after a recent move. scratches, broken trim, and family hair looms that don't work like they did before. >> was there any piece of furniture that wasn't damaged? >> no. >> reporter: but her damage belongings are only part of the story. >> this is the hostage pushage. >> reporter:er carried in half her stuff they delivered some bad news. >> i can't unload the rest of the truck until you give us until $3,600. >> when they had your stuff in the truck and they're asking for more money, what it that feel like? >> extorsion. >> reporter: alfredo hired father and son movers. a company with a checkered history. back in 2012 an investigation prompted the attorney general to crack down with a lawsuit. the company eventually settled

and more than $50,000 in fines. but it appears that punishment does not make those complaints stop. since the settlement, the ag has continued hearing from dozens of angry customers. many with similar experiences. a woman moving from boston said, the move was $2,685 more than the quote. they held my stuff in storage until i paid them. another customer said, the entire load is being held hostage. >> what i ended up paying them was a month's salary. >> reporter: living team his move was financially devastating. he says he felt threatened. >> it kind of felt like you were being robbed at gunpoint. >> reporter: father and son president refused to answer questions about the new complaint. >> ryan cas with wbz, we want to talk to you. >> reporter: so the i team went to his headquarters. >> why won't you guys talk to us? customers say you're holding their furniture hostage and demanding more cash. >> when you're talking about

to take care of their life's possessions, they're really vulnerable. >> reporter: attorney general tells the i--team these customer hor stories are on her radar. >> is this company under close watch right now by your office? >> we're going to closely review this and take very seriously the complaints we've received and take appropriate action. >> i just felt like it was such a criminal act of me being stuck in ray situation and them trying to get money from me. >> what should happen with this company? >> i think it's a disgrace and i think they should >> reporter: the president did send us a statement after running away from us in the parking lot saying his company works hard to make sure each customer is satisfied. but if the ag's office finds the business violated the terms of that settlement agreement the owners could be facing more fines soon. fort i-team, ryan cas. just ahead a father's outrage. >> his twin girls hid by an alleged drunk driver on

suing the school. why she says they failed to protect her after a sexual assault. er every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine.

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

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 education, vote no on question two. welcome back. 4:53 right now on your friday. twin sisters recovered after being hit by an alleged drunk driver in salem. now their father is speaking exclusively with wbz. his 10 year old girls and their mother were in a crosswalk when a car hit them on sunday.

police say the driver 52-year-old dexter mitchell of beverly was driving under the influence and then left the scene. >> he left, you know, he struck two little girls and their mother with a car and left and ditched evidence of what he did and showed up on the scene to stand in the back and watch on foot. and that's probably the worst thing for me. >> mitchell was released on $2,500 bail. one of the twins had extensive she had surgery yesterday. hopefully will be out of the hospital next week. her mom and sister suffered only minor injuries. the mother of a umass student died has filed a lawsuit against the university. francesca of new jersey says umass knew her son was on drugs but didn't tell her. instead she says police used her son as a confidential informant. she is suing a police officer and the man selling her southern the drugs. a northeastern student is

didn't do enough to protect her after a sexual assault. she says in 2013 she was drinking at a party at an ra's apartment. a male student offered to bring her home but she says instead he brought her to his room and raped her. two days later, she reported the case to school officials. the northeastern conduct board found the male student didn't violate the school's conduct code and rejected her demands to move the man out of her dorm. >> the expectation is wh the next day and, you know, maybe wake up with a groggy head, you don't expect to be sexually assaulted. if that does happen, you know, the school will take care of it. >> she says she still sees her alleged attacker on campus. she decided to stay at school to work on issues of violence. they issued a statement saying they have not seen the student. a weymouth's family speaking

new clues in his disappearance. 47-year-old norman lee was missing last year while snorkeling off grand cayman island. his family told police they somehow got separated in the water. now the fbi is offering a reward and lee's sister wonders if there's more to this investigation. >> the fact that the -- they have now put out this reward and the case is still open, it just makes me question what was originally reported. >> a search and for lee ended after three days. coming up next, 50 days until chris. guess what? we are starting to count down.

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

. well it's a very big sign that the holidays -- more christmas music, chris -- are just around the corner. boston's christmas trees arrived. >> the 85-foot nor veathian spruce came into town yesterday. we want to invite you to the tree lighting. it's live on wbz saturday november 19th at 8:00 p.m. >> it's a really nice show. my kids love to watch it on tv because you know, it's local and it's fun, but it's very christmassy. >> it's really cool. when the tree lights up, it's

stories straight ahead. developing right now, a pedestrian hit and killed on 128. the new details coming in overnight. >> the men's soccer team at harvard benched. the sexual comments prompting the punishment. >> plus the final push, the granite state now up for grabs on election day, what both candidates are doing to sway voters there. . good morning to we just saw the holiday tree, christmas tree roll on in to boston, danielle, but it stills feels like a nice warm fall day. >> isn't it crazy. i can't believe -- i can't believe it. it's just over a month away. but yes, today's going to be a little bit cooler. it could be worst this time of year. at least out the door this morning. we've dipped a couple more degrees. we are in the 40s in boston. it's 48 degrees at logan airport. the winds out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour.