. this says wbzs news good morning. >>good morning thanks for joining us i'm kate merrill. >>and i'm chris mckinnon. we have some drizzle and mist this morning kate, and the storm continues to lift across the area right now. we will be dealing with

quiet, but there are pockets of green featuring areas of mist, and you'll need the wipers on intermittently. we're in the 50s right now, 53 in boston, low to mid 50s for both of us. cooler north of town. there's some foes fog. logan -- pockets drizzle and patchy fog will burn off. breaks of sunshine come up by lunchtime. ave maria the wind will be from the -- the wind will be from the west-southwest. sunset at 4:21 and temperatures in the low 50s. we'll talk about the flood threat today coming up. danny, we have a lot of closure -- danielle we have closers happening. the left lane is shut down for

exit the tunnal going northbound and then lane closers further ahead. on 93 south you can see the two right lanes are closed at exit 26 and then all the way to exit 24, the mass. pike. this is set to wrap up at 5:00 a.m. we'll start with a developing story in hyde park this morning. police investigating a domestic disturbance at a home on huntington avenue. one person inside the home was taken officers carried away bags of evidence from the home overnight. police are not detailing what happened, but they say the suspect and victim knew each other and there is no danger to the public testament of course, we'll continue to follow -- at this time. of course we'll continue to follow the story. police are looking for a robbery suspect who held up the gulf station in newton center last

it's unknown how much. uber accused of hiking places. some claim the app was charging nearly $100 for a 15-minute ride. >>the ride-sharing service is standing by its pricing. >> reporter: michael wood has his daily commute down like clockwork. >>i have it dialed to the point where i know when to get on and off. >> reporter: following his typical routine he was heading ride the red line when he learned of a delay over reports of smoke. >>i saw all the delays. >> reporter: so wood began searching for a back-up plan, so he turned to uber for a ride home. >>it was a little bit of hope at the beginning and then you see the route. there wasn't really a delay to wait for a car, which was nice. your eyes go down the screen and you see that $90 pop up.

wood was lyft calculated a similar price which sparked an uperror from riders on twitter. >>i totally understand it's their business model, it makes sense, but it's frustrating as hell for people trying to get home. >>michael ended up getting a ride with a co-worker but recognizing that that number was part of which they reaffirmed in a statement saying when the price of the ride increased it was because of a high demand for the rides. nick giovanni, wbz this morning. janitors at harvard university reach a tentative agreement. they had threatened to go on strike. under the new deal they would

the union members. 4:34 right now. a mother is accused of being high on drugs while dropping off her daughter at school. staff at the school told police she was mumbling incoherently monday morning. the department of children and families is now investigating. police need your help identifying the man on this scooter. investigators say he broke into a mosque and stole money. he's also a suspect of break-ins along quincy avenue. a driver tabbed in the wreckage of her -- trapped in the wreckage of her when it rolled off the road. >> reporter: chris, the new hampshire woman is recovering after she was trapped in her car for roughly ten hours. firms say janice capco -- first

the 70-year-old wouldn't get -- couldn't get out, but rescuers say she was smart. >>she had a bunch of clothes in the backseat. she put the closeds on to keep her warm. >> reporter: she also found a bang et but couldn't locate her cell phone. she was found around 4:30 the next morning. she was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition this morning. how a driver crashed into an ambulance near boston medical center last night. three kids were inside the ambulance at the time of the crash. they were not hurt. an emt and a passenger in the car were taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay. and 8 people are recovering this morning after a crash involving a silver line bus in boston. investigators say a car pulling out of a parking lot hit the bus yesterday. passengers who reported back pain went to the hospital.

the car. elect donald trump denying reports that -- president-elect donald trump denying reports that his transition is in disarray. he tweeted he is the only one who knows who the finalists are. ted cruz met privately with donald trump last night. others seen in the building were the frontrunner for treasure secretary. a white house ok transition document last night. he has also ordered any registered lobbyists be purged from the transition team. pence will have lunch with joe bid en in washington and get his first briefing. trump got his yesterday. trump and pence spent the day meeting at trump tower, but there was controversy last night. two hours after trump was

family. a kkk newspaper was been mega its way through the area. police were investigating to see if minority homes were targeted, but because the papers were placed randomly in driveways no law was broken. students caught on camera trashing american flags on a brown university campus. they were veterans on veterans day. some flags that were replaced were removed again. a student who is a veteran was appalled. >>i've seen too many people go home under the flag, so to see it just discarded that way, just trashed that way just really frustrates me and makes me upset. >>brown university is investigating. the school says any students involved will be disciplined. coming up on wbz this

story. -- inspiring story. also head this morning, need a ride? the mbta has you covered. the new website helping people get around the state. what you have to give up

$293 million could be yours if you take home tonight's big power ball jackpot. if you take the cash option that's about $185 million. we'll bring you the winning numbers right here at wbz 11. >>i'll even split it with you. i don't need th apple's new product. and a social media company taking steps to help you. jill with the late yeast twitter's trying to curb harassment and abuse on its platform. they are expanding its mute option. twitter has been criticized for not moving quickly enough to

is introducing new budget fairs. it will help them compete with discount airlines. the passengers won't be able to pick their seat and they'll be limited to one small carry-on. delta has a similar model. american is planning on one down the road. and apple's latest product line is a design book of all its products. it ica in california. there are photos of apple's iconic designs like the first apple watch and iphone. what do you guys think? >>i mean, i could go online, jill, and see the same thing on their business with -- website, i suppose. >> reporter: or just look at your phone, right? >>exactly. thank you, appreciate t and i'm

>>no. >>our pricer gave a big thumbs down. it is a wednesday morning out there, danielle. pretty wild night last night. >>boston had just under an inch of rainfall, so we are still in a deficit for the month. in the meantime we have some concerns about the coastline advise, a coastal flood advisory being up again. if you ed yesterday you are likely to see some flooding once again from ten a.m. until 2:00 p.m. isolated closures of very vulnerable roads. 53 in boston right now, tame in taunton. while the bulk of the rain is going we have some clouds and mist and drizzle. you may need wipers intermittently in a few spots.

lift to the north. for today most of theory min did he hear of the day will be try and the overall trend will be to bring out increasing shuns. -- sunshine. it's a slow process. it is going to be a gloomy start and then breaks of sunshine come out late in the day particularly through the interior. that's when we get the most sunshine that comes out. it'll be a nice sunset tonight. tomorrow sunshine, a few building clouds. it looks like temperatures 55 for most of us -- a beautiful day. temperatures 55 for most of us. a big ocean storm will be spinning to the east. we may get some outer bands of clouds on the cape. friday looks like a moe mostly sunny beautiful he need to the

in some spots today. boston 58, 59 in bedford today. upper 50s for many of us. 44 downtown, the suburbs may dip briefly into the upper 30s in a couple of spots. the wind about 5 to ten miles per hour. and the west-northwest breeze will continue for tomorrow. highs will be middle to upper 50s for most of us. end of the week is around 60 degrees. saturday we start with a little bit of sun and then the clouds will win out. sunday it looks mainly cloudy and there'll likely be some showers around that may end with a couple of snowflakes sunday night bringing us a cool-down. we're in the 40s for the start of next week. there are it crews working inside the tunnal in both directions on the pike this morning. we're also checking out the

entire way. 35 minutes from 495 over to the tunnal. and matthew t. is making it easier to plan any commute around massachusetts by launching their new website. all you do is enter where you're leaving from, heading to and a time and a day. you choose any special need you might have like traveling with a wheelchair. the website generates a list of budget-friendly options and contact numbers for special services. to waste the -- visit the website search www.massridematch.org. these images were presented to the mbta's oversight board morning. a chinese company is building the cars out of a plant in springfield. had he look pretty good. thank you.

the premier of a new documentary of the marathon survivors. >> reporter: there were hugs shared among marathon bombing survivors whose lives since the blast will now hit the screen for all to see. >>we think it's really important to show people snapshots of recovery and the whole trajectory of it, and that's more complicated, but it's real. >> reporter: amputee patrick downs wife jessica are among three families tracked by the documentary which will air next week. >>it's sad, tragic, powerful, funny at times because the recovery is all of those things. >> reporter: celeste corkran lost her legs that day. >>it's kind of scary when you first get asked, when you first

control over what the finished product's going to be. >> reporter: they agreed to t convinced their shared healing was helping others understand. >>i think this did a good job of sharing what terrorism looks like and how life goes on after it. i think it's powerful that way. >> reporter: in fact, the documentary makers believe people in boston provided the model for how people should react to terrorism. this man and his brother both lost a was going to forward. >> reporter: this documentary marathon, the patriots day bombing will debut november 21st on hbo. the hollywood movie version called"patriots day"stagger mark wall mark hits theaters next week. i'm ken mccloud for wbz this morning. still ahead the state taking new steps to protect school's drinking water.

the salvation army is giving some of its biggest donations

. the new hampshire supreme court will hear arguments today in the appeal of a man who killed a unh student. lizzie marriott was killed in

he was lured to the man's apartment by his girlfriend at the time. his lawyers are appealing that his proof sexual history should be part of the -- his previous sexual history should be made available to the public. health officials are meet remotely with boston's board of health to discuss colorado's experience, the first state to legalize marijuana back 2012. the new law in massachusetts goes into effect on december 13th. a doctor who survived breast cancer started a business called garden remedies. she says the experience of going through that treatment set her on a course to help others. the marijuana at garden remedies is grown in central massachusetts using organic methods. this is the 9th marijuana dispensary to open in the state. these schools are giving

test for led. the globe reports 160 public school buildings have at least one water spot with unacceptable led levels, more than half of the buildings that have been tested so far. classes are cancelled the rest of this week because of a fire in bruce. the superintendent says they're working to figure out when students can return to school. federal regulators found nuclear plant including not replacing outdated equipment and not being aware parts of the system had malfunctioned. the power station in plymouth is said to have one of the worst safety records in the country. it will be shut down in 2019. the boston symphony orchestra is mourning the death

-- celloish. he was married to a vie owe lenist and they recently celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. the salvation army is auctioning off more than 60 pieces of juli. they say it's seen a large number of jewelry donations in the last two years including engage meant and wedding rings and a some no one patriots banning together to help an -- in new england patriots banning together to help a man. 8 players joined the volunteer team yesterday to help get free townhome ready. >>it speaks to us to see an organization come out and help a ret van out like that. >>it's -- a veteran like that. >>it's a great opportunity to

back. >>chris, and his wife and son get their keys next month. >>they're doing the light duty, though. don't lift any heavy. >>not during the season. some big names coming to boston. >>two big concerts, two different venues. we've got the details for you. plus, when tickets will be going

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coming back to boston and they're bringing some friends with them. paula abdul, boys to men will join them at fenway park for a concert july 8th. the former front man for the police is making a stop in about the and connecticut on his -- in boston and connecticut on his new tour. sting will be at the boston house of blues on march 8th and 9th. tickets go on sale tickets. >>i love it >>i bought a scrunchy this weekend too. >>you're good to go. your top stories, were the, and traffic are all here on wbz. developing now at 5:00 a domestic disturbance sends one person to the hospital, another in custody. harvard janitors reach an agreement to avoid a strike. uber accused of price

commuters stranded after a fire. live from the channel 4 news in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning to you. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris mckinnon. >>and i'm kate merrill. it is wednesday november 16th after a wild day of were the yesterday and last night. >>things have calmed down a little bit. we have some mist and drizzle, and there will be me you may get a spot shower, so you'll need wipers in a few areas. 52 in boston right now, 54 in norwood, cooler north and west, 40s in keene. a little bit of fog. it's fine in spots. half a mile visibility in lawrence. so the fog, the drizzle comes to an end this morning, breaks of