live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at noon starts now with breaking news. an emergency at falmoth police headquarters. they were called to the police station to transport three people to the hospital after an altercation. the call came in around 10:00 this morning. we have not confirmed if any of how it started but working to get you more information as soon as we can. two former aides of new jersey governor chris christie have been convicted in the bridgegate trial. christie's form deputy chief of staff and a member of the port authority were also found guilty on all counts of plotting to use an epic traffic jam on the george washington bridge as political revenge. the two could face up to 20 years in prison when they are sentenced next year. christie has denied any knowledge of the plot but both defendants testified he was

before or during the traffic jam. campaign 2016, the candidates making their final pitch to voters today. a big turnout for the last day of early voting in massachusetts, secretary of state william galvin is urging poll locations to stay open until 5:00 tonight at least to accommodate voters. right now the candidates are crisscrossing the country trying to win over any undecided voters out there. both campaigns are in new hampshire today, a battleground state up for grabs. a new suffolk university boston clinton tied in the battleground state, both candidates at 42% in new hampshire, 8% of voters remain undecided. chelsea clinton will be in keen and andover, new hampshire today. we will also take a look at atkinson, new hampshire where donald trump is scheduled to speak in just a few minutes. wbz's nicole jacobs is live there as supporters rally for trump. nicole. >> reporter: chris, crews were supposed to -- i should say

here around noontime. he has not arrived yet. no sign of him inside, nonetheless, new hampshire has become a swing state, a tiedup race here so it could go either way on tuesday but supporters here today have said they don't believe that tiedup race is true. it's all about donald trump, the atkinson resort country club in new hampshire. >> friends for trump right from the beginning. >>or tightened run for the finish. >> i'm a huge trump supporter. >> reporter: it's what these sisters in laws who traveled -- traveled from georgia to see. support rolling in however it may for donald trump, buses, buttons, bumper stickers all for him. >> everybody i know is a trump supporter. >> reporter: the latest suffolk university boston globe poll showing an even tie at 42% with the tried and true trumpers questioning those numbers. >> i think he's being

>> a lot of people are closet trump supporters. they are not voicing their opinions but i believe when they go in their voting booth they will pull the lever for him. >> reporter: and for an election season unlike any they have seen in their lifetime -- >> this is my country, i love my country and i just don't think hillary does. >> reporter: many are hoping the vote is in trump's corner in what now seems to be the swing state of new hampshire. again, this event was set to begin at noontime. it seems there are a number of supporters still waiting to get inside here. i can also tell you chelsea clinton is set to be in keen, new hampshire today campaigning for her mother. her mother is set to be in new hampshire on sunday and trump, along with mike pence, will be here on monday, as everyone is making that final push to tuesday. we are live in atkinson, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz news. hillary clinton busy campaigning in pennsylvania and

names to drum up support. nancy cordes reports. >> reporter: clinton starred on superstar pharrell and bernie sanders to help drum up support in student rich raleigh, north carolina. >> this campaign is not a personality contest. we are not voting for high school president. >> reporter: clinton argued she has got one presidential trait that is often underrated. >> listening to hear your stories, what you're worried about and then people together. >> reporter: as she spoke, her long time aide, huma abedin hit a fundraiser in washington on her behalf. abedin has not traveled with clinton since last friday when the fbi director announced agents would examine e-mails of hers found on her estranged husband's laptop. cbs learned the e-mails are not duplicates of e-mails found on clinton's server from her time as secretary of state.

is still superstitious after they are surprise loss to sanders there in the primary. with four days to go, the latest cbs news new york times poll finds eight in 10 voters are over it and say the race has left them disgusted. >> i have had people say that they can't sleep, that their stomachs are bothering them. >> that was nancy cordes reporting. stay with cbs news and wbz on election night. scott pelley and our team will begin live reports at 7:00 and we will stay on th for the race for president at 9:00, join us on cbsboston.com and our facebook page for a special election night webcast. today the fbi is investigating reports of a possible terror attack on the eve of election day. officials say the threat mentioned new york, texas and virginia as possible locations but there were no specific targets listed. the fbi says it's working closely with law enforcement agencies to collaborate on the investigation.

tried to enter a jordanian air base in the southern part of that country. a third american was hurt. no word on what sparked that shooting. and now to a developing story this noon, state police say they are trying to identify a pedestrian hit and killed on 128 south. police say the victim was hit by several vehicles around 10:30 last night. it's still unclear why the person was walking on the highway in the first place. two young women are recovering after they were hit by a car while trying to cross the street the accident happened near the campus of umass dartmouth last night. the driver of the car stayed at the scene. so far no charges. turning to the weather now. take a live look outside over the city of boston, the charles river, all looks quiet out there but as weekends go, this is going to be a nice one for november standards. >> it is, chris. we are going to be no the low 50s so a little bit cooler the next couple of days and not too bad overall. i think you're going to like it. 55 in boston currently, pretty seasonal day out there with

spots, keen, new hampshire, for example, sitting at 49 degrees, 45 in bennington, 46 in pitchfield in the berkshires right now and middle 50s from taunton back down to the capen islands. a couple puffy, cumulus clouds out there, fair weather clouds. the wind is a little bit gusty out there making it feel cooler. it's out of the north- northwest, that wind gusting over 20 miles per hour and that's pretty much as high as it will get through the remainder of the are tending to melt away tonight and we are going to cool off so you got friday evening plans, definitely want to be bundled up a bit, eventually dipping into the upper 20s in some of the coldest suburbs, 36 in downtown boston and your weekend is looking pretty good. we do get building clouds tomorrow. i can't rule out an isolated sprinkle. we will be in the low 50s but most of the weekend is dry, breezy and cooler around 50 on sunday. we will talk about a warmup for election day coming up and, of course, you can keep track of your weather anytime including

cbs boston weather app, you will get current radar, weather alerts, a video, all for free, just search cbs boston in the google or apple app stores. >> thank you very much. a soccer scandal benching the entire harvard university men's soccer team. the number 1 team in the ivy league. school officials say the team won't play the rest of the season after the discovery of a 2012 so-called scouting report. it was created by team members and used sexually explicit language to rate incoming freshmen on the women's soccer team tradition that continued until this season. harvard university says it has zero tolerance for that kind of behavior. >> i think harvard is taking the right action in terms of like disciplining them. i think they need to set an example that this behavior is unacceptable. >> it might have been a little excessive to completely call off the time but they had to do something. >> the six women targeted by the 2012 scouting report wrote an op ed earlier this week saying in part we cannot change

to help us now and in the future. officials say moving forward they will team up with the office of sexual assault prevention to educate their players. a northeastern student is suing the school saying it didn't do enough to protect her after a sexual assault there. morgan healthman says he was drinking at a party at an ra's apartment in 2013 when a male student brought her home. two days later healthman reported the case to officials. the northeastern found the male student didn't violate the conduct code and rejected healthman's demands to move the man out of her dorm. >> the expectation if when you drink that you will get hung over the next day and maybe wake up with a groggy head, you don't expect to be sexually assaulted and if that does happen, you know, the school will take care of it. >> healthman says she still sees her alleged attacker on campus. she decided to stay at the

northeastern released a statement saying they have not yet seen the lawsuit but that the safety of their students is its top priority. a raleigh police officer is on administrative leave. officer robert adams was texting and driving two weeks ago when he got into an accident in the city. they say he then left the scene. lynn police have cited him for those actions. no one was hurt. taking down the bridge, a major traffic headache coming this weekend. you're going to want to hear about this one. in a few hours parts of 128 in needham wie highland ave bridge. starts at 8:00 tonight when the northbound lanes will close. tomorrow both the north and southbound lanes will be shut down to traffic. massdot is asking drivers to avoid the area all weekend long. the work is scheduled to be finished in time for the monday morning commute. going underwater to make sure our roadways are safe. today we got a look at massdot's unusual team diving deep to check on local bridges.

and real cold water and hopefully if it doesn't leak, it does keep you warm. >> reporter: it's likely the least visible role of the massdot but one of the most critical. divers who take on tough conditions to inspect bridges from under the water. >> very crucial for the safety of the public, you know, they don't know what's going on underneath the water and the only way to determine if there's any scour or any issues is for us to inspect it. >> reporter: today divers are inspecting the bridge over that pops -- naponzit river. in all they suspect about 1000 bridges across massachusetts. >> we look for the river bed to erode, we look for concrete deterioration, we look for piles and pillars to see if they have damage. >> reporter: these divers also make important repairs, all while struggling with strong currents, murky waters, cold

dangerous. >> discovered cars, motorcycle frames, certainly trash. >> we found cars, we find guns, we find ammunition, we find all kinds of things. if people don't want it found, they throw it off a bridge. >> reporter: it's grueling work but these guys love it. >> i have been a diver all my life, since 1977 but it was great that i could combine what i love to do with the engineering side. >> reporter: the best part, knowing they are helping keep drivers in the commonwealth safe. reporting from dorchester, how chicago is marking the end of a curse with a party a century in the making. also ahead, an important alert for you, the millions of washing machines being recalled because of a possible explosion risk. and later on this half hour, payback, a man whose halloween candy was stolen gets

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a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, vote no on question 2. closed captioning is brought to you by bob's discount furniture. visit mybobs.com to find a store near you. welcome back. big party going on in chicago

series with a parade here. fans have packed streets and parks as they mark history. this is the cubs' first world series win in 108 years. the parade started at wrigley field. the team is now winding through the city and end in about an hour or so at grant park where they will hold a rally. in true chicago fashion, the city turned the chicago river blue today to honor the cubs world series win. they are going to -- they are good for st. paddy's day, blue for the chicago cubs win. let's talk about the weekend. a pretty good one. >> we may have a sprinkle but i think most of the weekend is going to be dry. >> cool. >> a sprinkle, we can handle that. it will be isolated and we will be in the 50s. temperature tracker, the forecast highs, now, we should be in the middle 50s for this time of the year. we will be slightly below that over the next few days and then look at that warmup for election day we are going to be around 60 degrees on tuesday,

so a little bit above average as we head into the middle part of next week. by the way, the drought monitor has been updated. it was updated yesterday and we are talking about a significant deficit still in a lot of spots, although there was significant improvement especially south of town back down to cape cod, we obviously need all the rain drops we can get and, unfortunately, there's just not a lot in the forecast, really over the next seven to eight days. the threat is really, really low. it's almost 0%. we will put a little threat for a stray sprinkle in there but that's abou happens with the drought update next week. 55 in boston right now, 52 in lawrence, upper 40s in laconia, 51 in concord, 54 in fitchburg and most of us running into the lower to middle 50s right now, cool fall day, gusty north wind and a few puffy cumulus clouds, the fair weather ones that are not going to produce rainfall, just decorating the sky through the remainder of the afternoon and evening. back to the west, not a whole lot going on, a couple of

canada and that's where our weather is going to be coming from over the next couple of days. what you're going to notice tomorrow for our saturday is sunshine in the morning, snow showers in the mountains and then for us we get building clouds, again an isolated sprinkle, most of us won't see it. sunday morning we start with sun and clouds and i think clouds will build in at the coastline on sunday and we may turn everycast for a period, especially for the second half of the day. cooler on sunday too and the wind is going to kick up a bit as ll going to subside tonight and it will be chilly, though. 36 in boston, some of the suburbs tonight are going to dip into the upper 20s, bedford, norwood 29 tonight, same in jaffray. tomorrow low to mid-50s, very similar to today but the difference is that there won't be as much wind so that will make it feel better. the clouds are going to build in in the afternoon and then sunday cooler and the wind does kick up a bit.

this evened -- this weekend. upper 40s to low 50s for high temperatures, cooler than average, then that warmup begins. again, sunshine, 52 on monday, same for election days, and looks like we stay in the upper 50s through the middle part of the week. >> fantastic. thank you very much, danielle. setting the clocks back this weekend could put you at risk on the roads for weeks. an insurance researcher call 10% increase in crash claims in the month following the end of daylight saving time. most of the crashes are right after sunset, claims go up as much as 30% between the hours of 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. new this noon, samsung recalling 2.8 million washing machines. the consumer product safety commission says those machines could explode causing injury. so far nine people have been hurt when the top deattaches from the machine. they were sold at best buy, home depot, lowe's and sears

month. owners can get a free in-home repair kit or a rebate to get a new washer. and cvs is cutting 600 jobs. the rhode island based company says the layoffs will happen in the next couple of months. the cuts will mostly affect corporate workers in rhode island, arizona and illinois. mcdonald's adding to its burger men knew. the fast food chain is beefing up its big mac options. starting next year you will be able to order the easier to eat on the go mac junior. the company will also introduce a new bigger you're feeling a little bit more hungry than usual. celebrating the season, how boston is getting ready for the

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

she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, 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" gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids.

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. welcome back. boston is getting into the holiday spirit. today this 85-fo place at that that will -- nathaniel hall. decorated with more than 350,000 lights as it transforms into a holiday destination. we want you to join us for the tree lighting ceremony. special guests. you can catch nathaniel hall holiday spec tech lar -- spectacular on saturday

sweet treat taken by a thief and what he left behind that ultimately led to one sweet surprise. hey, danielle got weather watchers this afternoon? >> several of them out. temperatures are running in the 50s right now for most of us. we will check in across the new hampshire, how about that? dawn says 51 degrees in hollis, put the windy symbol down on there and said a lot of leaves coming down. i have a feeling there's going to be a lot of

? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. right of all our kids to a quality education,

coming up today at 5:00, how would you like to eat food from your favorite restaurant at a fraction of the price? one ca something that could make it happen. details on the app and development and just how much you can save coming up on the wbz news at 5:00. a sweet surprise for the victim of a candy thief. a kansas state student says a thief broke into his car last weekend taking only one thing, a kit kat bar from his cup holder. the thief left behind an apology written on a napkin saying he couldn't resist. that apology went viral and kit kat replaced the chocolate bar

hopefully it wasn't a hot day so it didn't all melt in the car. >> no. i do love kit kats. it was not me, just saying. >> good to know. pretty nice weekend ahead? >> the weekend looks pretty good. we won't see full sunshine the entire time. there's going to be building clouds tomorrow but overall a quiet day, does get breezy on sunday and highs will be right around 50 so with the wind it will feel a little cooler and then we get a warmup. we are going to be 52 on monday, 60 on election day, as 50s through the middle part of the week. do you notice one thing missing from that seven day? >> rain. >> yes. we had some improvement in the drought monitor this past week and then i'm thinking next week not, you know, too much improvement because we won't have a ton of rain over the next week or so. >> see what happens. thank you very much, danielle. our next newscast is today at 5:00. we will see you next monday here at 4:30.

vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end funding for planned parenthood - putting access to birth control and cancer screenings at risk. and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

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

>> jack: thank you. [ sighs ] you're late. >> phyllis: no. you're early. [ sighs ] double latte with skim milk, piping hot. thank you. whoo! not that i need any caffeine with these nerves of mine. i didn't sleep very well last night. i didn't want to wake summer up. how about you? how'd you sleep? >> jack: could we please get to the business at hand? >> phyllis: i can't believe victor is setting us up. actually, i can. i think we should have expected this.