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.

45 in norwood. we have dipped into the upper 30s in taunton, 44 in fitchburg. skies mainly clear in eastern massachusetts. but we have some inland clouds and a couple out over the outer cape and islands as well. no weather-relate issues today. partly cloudy, cool and breezy. that northwest wind again may gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour. 53 by lunchtime. we'll top out in the mid-50s for manyf clear and quiet for the ride home. right around 50 with the sunset at 5:33. we've got a weekend to talk about it all. i'll have all the details straight ahead. hopefully it's a friday morning commute. >> it looks like that way so far. the expressway looking great. some light traffic by dorchester. the split is wide open doo. it's ten minutes from braintree up to the pike exit. there's also nothing to slow you down north of the city. 93 route one and route three are

it's around 25 minuting to from methuen near the o'neill tunnel. 128 is clear top to bottom too. we begin with a developing story this friday in waltham. a pedestrian hit and killed on 128 south. police say the vick -- victim was hit by several vehicles. they're trying to figure out why that person was walking on the highway. three lanes of traffic were closed as police investigated overnight. the road is back open this morning. an armed robbery suspect unit. police say he held up the bakery. no one was injured. the suspect was found a short time later and is due in court this morning. men's soccer team at harvard is benched. the university suspending all players over sexual comments about the members on the women's team. >> anna meiler is live in cambridge this morning with more. anna. >> reporter: and chris harvard university officials say there is zero tolerance for that kind of behavior so they're canceling

number one team in the ivy league. the harvard men's soccer team will be sitting out the rest of the season for their so-called scouting report using sex wally explicit language to rate incoming freshman on the women's team. >> guys cross the line a lot. i think this is one. those instances. >> reporter: last week the school newspaper published an article on the 2012 scouting report prompting the university to further investigate. officials found that behavior was not isolated to 2012, but rather connu current season and involved more players than previously thought. in a statement, the university's president says the decision to cancel a season is serious and consequential and reflects harvard's view that both the team's behavior and the failure to be forthcoming when initially questioned are completely unacceptable. >> i think harvard is taking the right action in terms of like disciplining them. i think need to set an example. >> i asevere measure had to be

the team but they had to do something. >> the skim women targeted by the 2012 scouting report wrote -- in part saying we cannot change the past but we are asking you to help us now and in the future. >> school officials say moving forward they will team up to educate their players. reporting live from harvard university. with just four days to go until election day, today is the last day to vote early in massachusetts.no polling locations to stay open until at least 5:00 tonight, some of them are closing early so you'll want to check out your hours at your local voting spot. if you miss early voting and are not available on election day, you can also apply for an absentee ballot until noon on monday. race appears to be up for grabs in new hampshire. a new suffolk university bost globe poll shows trump and

nicole jake sobs live this morning. both candidates will be trying to sway those voters there. >> reporter: absolutely. that's the name of the game at this point in the process. i can tell you hillary clinton will be in michigan and pennsylvania today. donald trump will also be in pennsylvania, ohio and here in new hampshire. you may remember during the primaries it was bernie sanders and donald trump who were the favorites here in the granite state. but now polls are showing clinton neck. as the decision clock winds down and the candidates make their final push. >> we love new hampshire. >> reporter: new hampshire is playing just as big of a role as it did in the primaries. >> new hampshire was never going to be any kind of slam dunk for hillary clinton. how soon we forget. just last february she got waxed by bernie sanders in the department primary -- democratic primary there. >> reporter: newly released

voters show exhaustion over the process. >> they're both crooks. >> i voted for ross perot way back. and i wish there was someone like him now. there's no good third choice. >> i would think people had more common sense than to go with trump. >> reporter: according to the suffolk university "boston globe" poll, hillary clinton and trump are both at 42%. putting a lot of pressure on the undecided voters. >> if i'm being honest, i'm still undecided. i have to -- i have tonk >> reporter: chelsea clinton will also be in new hampshire today campaigning for her mother. clinton herself will be here on sunday. and on monday, trump along with his running mate mike pence will be here in new hampshire as they make that final push going into tuesday. we're live in atkinson, new hampshire. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. nationally this race is also getting tighter. a new cbs news new york times poll shows hillary clinton with a three point lead over donald trump.

weeks ago. yesterday, trump rallied supporters in north carolina and florida. he warned that a cloud of investigation could follow hillary clinton if she's elected. trump's wife melania also gave her first speech on the campaign trail, pledging to tackle online bullying if she becomes first lady. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to disagree with each other, to respect each other. we must find better ways 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 pharrell. president obama campaigned in florida. >> this isn't a joke. this isn't survivor. this isn't the bachelorette.

wbz on election night. scott pelley and our team at the network will begin special live reports at 7:00 and we'll stay on all night with the latest results on the race for president. then at 9:00, join us on cbs boston tall and our facebook page for a special. a rally officer is now on administrative leave. robert adams was texting and driving two weeks ago when he got into an accident in the city. they say he then left the actions. no one was hurt. two young women hit by a car while trying to cross the street in dart math. that happened near umass. both women were taken to the hospital. the driver of the car did stay at the scene. so far, no charge. >> the stories of boston marathon bombings told by those who led the investigation. last night at salem state university, former special agent in charge richard de-lory air and former police commissioner

davis discussed the law enforcement response and rebuilding community confidence. a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit a scholarship named for fallen m.i.t. officers shawn collier. >> shawn had a commitment to serve other people, to serve his community. >> shawn has always been in our thoughts and prayers since the bombings. he's always on our minds. but it's for him and for the victims and the survivors of the bombings that we are here. >> collier was a criminal justice major at salem state. a little school and now his dad is facing charges. lowell police say the 8-year-old thought the gun was capable of shooting plastic bell lets. the third grader showed it to classmates last week. his father is charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and improper storage of that weapon. investigators say it appears the gun was in a box of materials belonging to a relative who was temporarily displaced by a fire. we have a happy update for

christmas. toys for to the now says it will help replace the thousands of presents destroyed by a fire in borne. last week a building used by the cape cod military support foundation went up in flames detrying 70% of their toy dough nations -- donations. >> it's always true this time of year. people step up and do some good. coming up, ready or not, the holiday season is coming. >> the annual tradition getting underway today in a section of 128 closing this weekend. >> danielle, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. so not a bad day today to end the week. we're talking about a cool start this morning. kids will want to drop for 40s. a blend of sun and clouds. the weekend is looking pretty good too. barry, by the way had an awesome visit at the family development charter school. 150 of the third and fourth

the first of 14 public charter schools in massachusetts that was established back in 1995 and their mascot is the wolves. happen friday, kids. -- happy friday, kids. 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. reat public education, vote no on question two. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. 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.

kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. . another sign that the holiday season is come. the capital christmas tree already heading to the d.c. the tree was cut town in idaho yesterday. officials say the tree was

decorated with over 18,000 homemade ornaments. it will be lit up on december 6th. here at home boston's christmas festival kicks off today in a sweet way. >> bakers and chefs will take place in a gingerbread house competition. if these past winners are any indication, it will be something to see. judging starts at 10:00 a.m. tickets are just $15. that's pre >> it's way better than my milk carton slapped with graham crackers and icing on it that i used to do. >> i still do that with my kids. it's awful. look at that. that's so impressive. even -- >> the detail. >> danielle, i'm not ready. i blame the weather. i'm into the ready for the holidays. >> blame weather on everything. >> you'll get the holiday spirit like that. >> that's true. >> it's cooler today. and this weekend is going to be cool. hopefully that will help you

>> i know. i know. it really is. but this will help you 32 you this weekend. daylight saving time. we gain an hour of sleep. morning newsers i always love this weekend, don't we? i know everybody else is really, sunset 4:31 on sunday. sunrise at 6:24. it's at 7:22 this morning. so 2:00 a.m. on sunday we turn those clocks back. it's a cool start this morning. 45 in booster. 47 in laurens. we dipped into the upper 30s in a taunton, for example, sitting at 39 degrees right now. we're in the 40s. for the cape and islands too. so there is clear skies over us and far eastern massachusetts. notice from wooster county points west there are some patchy areas of clouds. same for the mid and outer capes. there's some rain to our south. we don't have to worry about that. there are some sprinkles across northern new england, we don't have to worry about that. there is a reinforcing shot of cooler air coming over us.

and more sun shine today. the will be a little bit breezy. it's going to gust over 20 miles per hour. tomorrow, sunshine building clouds. i cannot rule out a sprinkle tomorrow. but it would be just that. it is not going to ruin the at a. anything that comes through is brief and passing and isolated. sunday, blend of sun and building clouds. looking like a pretty good second half of the weekend too. although it will be a little bit cooler on sunday. let's take you through the numbers. mid to upper 50s today. 54 in boston. 58 in taunton. we're in the 40s r we don't rebound a whole lot today. again that wind adding a bit of a breeze too, making it feel a little cooler. it's going to be clear and chilly, 29 to 32 in the suburbs. about 36 when you come to downtown boston. and then highs tomorrow will once again come into the 50s. 53 in boston. cooler than average. we should be in the mid-50s this i am too of year. we've all managed mid-50s from taunton to new bedford. both weekend days, sunday the

cooler air will be in the upper 40s in boston. rockport 49 in laurens. 48 in manchester, sunday. and low 50s south of town. right around 50 on cape cod. then we start a warming trend again. so monday will be in the low 50s. election at a, weather cannot be an excuse not to vote. sunshine, 60 degrees, looks beautiful. upper 50s for the middle part of next week. no rain, aside from in this seven day forecast. >> this is route wound, hardly anyone out there right now. that's the case also on 93 south route three and 128 heading into the city too. so normal drive times out there. no slowdowns. along the southshore, route three north wide open. we also no issues on route 24 to 128. the split is still moving right along. we have no con jeck. parts of 128 in need al will be closed this weekend so that crews with remove the old

tonight. crews will begin taking it down in the northbound lanes will close. massdot is urging drivers too avoid the area tomorrow because both the north and southbound lanes will be closed for a portion of the day. they say the bypass roads that they're using just can't handle the amount of normal traffic. >> during the weekend we're expecting at peak times about 5,000 vehicles per hour. our bypass road that will take you around the construction 4,000 vehicles. >> so the good news, this work should be finished in time for the monday morning commute. but between this and the pike, guys, i guess we should just get to used to lots of construction everywhere. >> i appreciate you saying good news, but there's really no good news in any of it. so thank you brianna. a northeastern saint student is suing the school saying they didn't protect her after a sexual assault. in 2013 she was drinking at a

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 conduct code and gentlemen he canned the question to move him out of the dorm. >> the expectation is when you get drunk you'll get hung over the next day and maybe wake up with a groggy head. you don't expect to be sexual assaulted. if that does happen, youw, the school will take care of it. >> we got into a fight last night. >> she decided to stay at the school to work on issues of campus violation. northeastern has said they have not seen a laugh but the safety of the students is top priority. the mother of a student who died of a drug overdose has filed a lawsuit against the school. she says umass police knew her son was on drugs but didn't tell

son as an informant. she is suing a police officer and man charged with selling her son the drugs that killed him. well money is pouring into massachusetts surrounding four questions on the massachusetts ballot tuesday. most of it though is coming from out of state. $52 million raised by groups on both sides, more than $37 million has come from organizations or people based outside of the state. one of those ballot questions deals with legalizing re fierce oppose of question four is massachusetts attorney general. she believes the marijuana industry will resist her on the potency of its product. school kids across massachusetts have something to celebrate today. governor baker is declared it recess day. baker says kids need time outdoors for free play because it helps develop important life skills. can we get employee recess? >> i miss recess so much. it's the best. >> go out, run around for a

we'll let you. go around the parking lot. up next the celtics taking on lebron james. >> and the bruins with the big shoutout. steve burton has the highlights. >> tom brady picking up another honor. when he says there's still

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

r 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. 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.

kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. . 5:24 right now. tom brady getting yet another honor. >> tough battles for both the celtics and bruins. steve burton has it all. >> good morning everyone. celtics taking on the cavs last night. cleveland stays undefeated. lebron and company beat the celtics last night by six. both on the -- look at jaylen

pass to lebron for the drunk. he had a career of 19 points last night. they had a hard time containing lebron and company. off the backboard to dunk. hell owe. wow. le -- hello. wow. they go down 2128-122. great effort for men playing on the send night in a row without two of their starters. how about the bruins? taking obtain the in tampa. went to overtime and a shootout. dorchester, jimmy hayes finely sends everyone home. huge for him. hasn't scored a goal since february. the bye week has gun for the patriots but there's always news. tom brady was named afc offensive player of the month for october.

i wish we were 8-0. but seven-1 puts you in decent condition. >> much more from tom brady on patriots all-access here at 7:00 on wbz. we still have patriots game day sunday morning at 11:30. just in case you're wondering, the sox picked up their option for clay buck hotels. that's sports for now. >> i patriots sweatshirt and just cut it a little bit to be cool. >> i think so too. maybe cut the sleeves off too. >> exactly. still to come. voters remorse. >> confuse at the polls. some early voters asking if they can change their vote. the rule here in massachusetts. >> this is jon keller, sexual harassment on the team of disabled riders? are you kidding me? why this has to stop and what we

>> good morning, everyone. happy friday. a few clouds out there right now. a cool start. but the trend is for increasing sunshine. temperatures in the mid-50s. it will be a little bit breezy today. i think you'll like the weekend. we'll break down all the details together and take you through election day when we come back.

every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools ke 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

. developing right now at 5:30 a pedestrian hit and killed on 128. police trying to figure out why that person was walking along the highway. >> men's soccer team at harvard benched. the scandal prompting the suspension. >> you can change your vote to donald trump, we'll make america great again. >> donald trump urging early voters to change their votes. that's causing confusion across the country. we'll explain the rules here in massachutt welcome back, everybody. i'm kate meryl. >> i'm chris mckinnon. let's kick it off with danielle. >> a little bit cooler today. temperatures are going to be running in the 50s. good morning, everybody. 54 in fitchburg right now. 48 in boston. lower 50s from provincetown to high answer. so it is a bit of a chillier start to the day.

there's still some clouds through the interior. the trend will be to bring out more and more sunshine as the day progresses. no weather issues. 7:22 sunrise. temperatures in the mid-40s rising into the 50s this afternoon. a little cooler an average. sun and clouds and a bit of a chilly breeze. the wind is out of the northwest today and may gust over 20 miles per hour. it will be clear and quiet for the ride home. temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s. good. let's get you on the roads. getting a little busier. >> a live look of the northbound lanes, traffic starting to pick up out here. we are seeing some very slight congestion starting on 128 at the split attachment everything else south of the city looks good. we're checking traffic on the pike. and no issues here. you can expect normal drive times into the city. kate. >> thank you. we begin with a developing story out of waltham this morning.

police say the victim was hit by several victims. they're trying to figure out why that person was walking on the highway. three lanes of traffic were closed as police investigated overnight. but that road is back open right now. leaders in dudley say they were surprised to hear talks about a proposed mum limb cemetery in town had broken down. last week they said ten months of talks broke down and they were going to take the case to court. town leaders responded yesterday saying the two an agreement on all material issues and we're expecting to announce a resolution. town officials say they're willing to continue negotiations rather than take the matter to court. the mbta is launching a campaign to fight sexual harassment. jon keller looks how harassment has become ingrained. >> reporter: good morning. if you are a decent human being, you don't approve of sexual

sexual overtures, they're all different forms of conduct that violate basic human rights and convey profound disregard for social norms an disrespect for others. to me, all that seems like a huge no-brainer. but it seems like not everyone feels the same way. as we've been reminded ad nauseam during this campaign, former president bill clinton has been a chronic sexual harasser, something too many people willing to ignore when he was president. and if the about donald trump's serial harassments are to be believed, down-playing and enabling sexual transgressions remains a bipartisan activity. so i was appalled but not surprised to see our coverage yesterday of a new mbta campaign to crack down on sexual harassment by t customers of other customers. in particular, disabled riders. are you kidding me?

violate the space of anyone, let alone a blind person or someone in a wheelchair? it defies understanding. and deserves the most aggressive social sen tour and back -- censure and back last. t officials are doing what they can to spread the word about this. we can only hope that decent customers take the initiative to help them police this repulsive behavior. if we all do our part, we can turn the t into an unsafe space their thing. then we can turn our attention to making sure this kind of thing is completely unwelcome wherever it occurs. share your opinion via e-mail at keller at wbz.com or on twitter. now campaign 2016. if you already cast your ballot in massachusetts and you want to change your vote, well you can't. earlier this week donald trump confused some people at a rally in wisconsin. trump said if you voted for hillary clinton but want to take

can. but that's not true. at least not here in the commonwealth. >> keeping track of who has voted and getting out all of those balance lots into the system is logistically a challenge for our local communities and for us at the state level as well. so to have the people coming in and saying, gee, i think i change my mind on this question, i want to recast my vote, it would create chaos. >> about 20% of the state's voters have already cast ballots in early voting. that does include absentee ballots a law to allow redoing a vote, but secretary of state says that's -- he's against that. history made in rode owe land for the first time a woman is leading the state police department. colonel has more than 40 years of experience in law enforcement. she started as a corrections offer, became a trooper in 1992. she is the department's 13th superintendent and the first

high tech help around the house. >> plus a closer look at the job market. the key report due out today. >> reporter: and wig consequences for the men's -- big consequences for the men's team at harvard. why the university is kansaseling the season. >> temperatures on the cool side this morning. most of us in the 40s out the door right now. let's check in south of degrees there. clear skies. 47 right now on our way to 50s later on. the weekend is looking pretty good and i'm tracking a warm-up. all the details straight ahead. massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2.

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your home. plus how daylight savings could impact your shopping habits. >> jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange this morning with today's money watch. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kate. investors are worried about uncertainty surrounding next week's elections. the dow fell about 29 points yesterday. the nasdaq lost 47. the government releases its october employment opening bell today. committeeists are expecting solid job growth. most americans turn the clock bounty. people spend less money when there are fewer hours of sunlight. grocery stores and retail stores saw the biggest drop. google showed off its new home smart speaker to wake you up in the morning, give you the weather forecast and control smart home gadgets. the device goes on sale, it's

after amazon launched its popular he can cosmart speaker -- echo smart speaker. >> i don't know it's sort of weird having something talking to you in your house. if it's anything like siri, does it get it right, does it understand? >> i was thinking about like those crazy furby things that start talking by accident. >> we have many of them. it's very scary. coming up, how turning back the clock could put you on the road. >> plus the special delivery and why it means the holidays are just around the corner. hint, hint, this is it. >> reporter: election day is right around the corner as well. it's dead-locked here in new hampshire. now donald trump and hillary clinton make a final push to

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>> this is your favorite thing, right? >> the spruce arrived in boston yet. it was cut down in pennsylvania where it was just getting too big. in a few short weeks, this tree and -- will be decked out with more than 350,000 lights to celebrate the holiday season. we want to invite you to join us for boston's first and biggest tree-lighting of the season. it's the holiday spectacular, saturday, november 19th. if you can't be us, you can watch it right here on wbz. fun fact, so we know that it's bigger than the capitol christmas tree. >> okay. >> last year it was bigger than the rockefeller center tree. >> really? >> it was like two feet taller. >> he's full of information. >> you know me and the holidays. >> it's always huge. it's always so pretty. 15 days until the holiday spectacular. just a couple of days until we turn those clocks back and hour. 20 days until thanksgiving.

here. winter starts 47 days and 51 days until christmas day. cool start this morning. 48 in boston. we are in the upper 30s in taunton. 50 in chatham right now. mid-40s from wooster back up to manchester. 42 in concord. clear skies in eastern massachusetts. we've had some clouds on the mid and outer cape. from wooster county and points west. the overall trend will be to bring out more and more sunshine today. there's rain to our south. that will stay to the south. to nick the cape and islands. high pressure building in this weekend and a couple of disturbances coming out of eastern canada. gusting northwest breeze at times, over 20 miles per hour. we'll add a little bit of chill to the air. tomorrow we start with sunshine. the clouds build in. there may be a sprinkle tomorrow. it's going to be isolated. not going to be a big deal. don'ting -- don't be caught off-guard. sunday, a blend of sun and building clouds again.

and sunshine at times this weekend. a cooler feel on sunday. highs today in the 50s. mid-50s in boston. that should say 54 in boston. upper 40s from jaffrey to keene. and plenty of sunshine mid to upper 50ed from plymouth to taunton. tonight, we will dip back into the 30s and even some 20s on the map. the typically cooler spots like bedford, norwood, in the upper 20s with clear skies and a diminishing wind. tomorrow sun and then building clouds, 53 degrees, the wind pretty light out of the west and southwest at five to ten miles per hour. saturday night, mainly cloudy. there may be an isolated sprinkle. we drop back down to around 40 degrees. sunday will be a cooler day overall. but once again, enjoying sun and clouds, right around 50 degrees. the difference on sunday is the wind is going to kick up a bit. it will be from the north about ten to 20-mile-per-hour. then we start a warming trend. sunshine, 60 on tuesday and then

thursday. pretty dry seven day forecast as well. traffic and weather together. >> we have something unusual here. you've got to watch out for some debris on the road on 93 north. several cars have hit some debris. at least one car is disabled from it. that car is blocking the shoulder before exit 40 at route 62 and the debris, whatever it is, is blocking the right two lanes. so we don't know exactly what this is. but whatever may have spilled into the road is causing some problems. so make sure you use caution in that area on 93 south, you will hit some slow as you make your way into the city. developing news out of waltham this morning. state police are investigating after a pedestrian was hit and killed on 128. the victim was hit by several vehicles last night at 10:30. investigators trying to figure out why that person was on the highway. three lanes of traffic were closed as police investigated overnight. but the road is back open this morning. >> just about 5:45. 5:49 right now. the final push to sway voters ahead of election day.

team at harvard is benched. here are your top stories on this friday morning. >> reporter: indicate the number one -- kate the number one team is suspended or the rest of the season. it is accused of disrespecting players on the women's team with a so-called scouting report using sexually explicit language to rate incoming freshman. last week the school newspaper published an article on the 2012 scouting report prompting the university to further investigate. ofal but rather continued into the current season. one university officials and the women targeted about i that behavior have to say coming up. >> reporter: i'm nicole jacobs live in new hampshire this morning. where new hampshire continues to play a major role in this election just as it did during primary season. and here's a look why. take a look at the poll numbers here, the latest suffolk

showing donald trump and hillary clinton are in a virtual tie at 42%. you may remember trump and bernie sanders were the favorites here during the primaries. both camps are hitting new hampshire hard in its final push ahead of tuesday. the tied race here certainly puts a lot of pressure on those undecided voters. we spoke with several of them. hear which direction they're leaning, coming unat 6:00. we're live in atkinson new hampshire, nicole jacobs. a reputed new england mobster expected in two cases today. 71-year-old robert deluca is expected to plead guilty in his role in the 1992 murder of a mob enforcer and to giving fault statements in another investigation into the murder of nightclub owner, the remains were found in providence eight months ago. a car with human remains was found underwater. police were called to the brewerer's marina when someone saw oil in the water surface. a diver found the car and the

the person hadn't been identified but the car matches the description. twin sisters continue to recover after being hit by a car during halloween celebrations in salem. now their father is speaking exclusively to wbz. he says his twin 10-year-old girls and their mother were in a crosswalk when a car hit them on sunday night. the sisters suffered the worst. the driver 52-year-old mitchell was driving under the influence. >> he left. you know, he struck two little girls and their mother with a car and then left and then ditched evidence of what did, and then showed up on the scene to stand in the back and watch on foot. and that's probably the worst thing for me. >> prosecutors asked for $10,000 bail but mitchell was released on 2500. one of the twins had extensive injuries. she had surgery yesterday and will hopefully be out of the hospital next week.

minor injuries. recent rain has helped much of new england, but we are still in drought conditions. you should continue conservation measures whenever possible. like taking shorter showers and holding back on things like washing your car. well setting the clocks back this weekend could put you at risk on the roads. researchers says there's a 10% increase in crash claims in the month following the end of the hours of 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. trip advisor is teaming up with a dining service east with. that site matches foodies with professional chefs for a private meal. but you won't be able to use it in boston just yet. the service will only be available in new york, san francisco and eight international cities. still to come, we're hitting the rewind button. >> we've got a look back at the week's biggest stories.

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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... i'll never stop fighting for you. . from a world series victory in chicago to new tolling on the mass pike. >> and everything in between. here's a look back at the week that was. >> drivers are bracing for a tough right on the pike. >> everyone is going to be getting used to this new traffic pattern. >> four-year-old boy hitting -- hit by a car.

scene of a train derailment. >> police are searching for three masked men wanted in a vie hasn't home invasion. >> those intrude vers still out there. >> i achild trick-or-treat wound up with vodka. >> racette messages targeting a new hampshire mother and her young son. >> i don't understand this thinking. >> the curse of the billy goat is no more. >> congratulations to the cubs. >> we waited so long for this. >> it's tuesday, november -- >> all right. >> all right. >> santa claus is already in town. >> santa needs to chill. and more parents doing no presents birthday for their kids. they do say for children who maybe can't grasp those consents like ages three to five, it may not work for them. >> 4:30. >> exactly. >> who wouldn't want a present. >> so we will get you presents and the younger children will be adult enough to not get presents. makes perfect sense. >> maybe next year we'll set

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. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it is friday, november 4th. developing right now at 6:00, a pedestrian hit and killed on 128. part of the highway shut down as police investigate. >> benched. harvard university's men's soccer team suspended over a growing scandal. >> plus the final days on the campaign trail. new hampshire now in play and what voters in massachusetts but first right at 6:00 we want to get a check of the weather. >> that's right. danielle niles is in this morning. after two pretty nice days, we're dealing with a little bit chillier. >> it will be a little bit cooler today. but the sun will be shining. we want to let you know about something in ten minutes, 6:11 this morning, for five minutes, the international space station is going to fly by. we have clear skies in eastern massachusetts for viewing. you want to look to the west southwest. it's going to be traveling to the northeast. ten minutes from now.