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

the west-southwest about 8 to 16 miles per hour today. it's a gradual process. i think the most sunshine will be breaking out late afternoon. sunset at 4:21 and temperatures in the low 50s. we'll talk about the coastal flood threat again in a few. checking on the expressway we had some light traffic by columbia road. it is a wet drive. just be careful out there. it's still only ten minutes from south of the city looks completely fine. 95 and 24 up to 128 are completely clear and route 3 is also clear up to the split. thank you very much. we start with a developing story in hyde park, one person rushed to the hospital and another in custody following a violent domestic disturbance. >>anna miler is live with the latest -- meiler with the latest

suffered life-threatening injuries after this ute and. the -- after this dispute. police rushed to the home and shut down part of the road. investigators could be seen coming in and out of the house with evidence bags after one person was taken to the who want life-threatening injuries. police took another person into the custody. we do not know the age or gender of either person. but investigators say the suspect and victim know each other and the publ risk. there were many questions surrounding the situation here in hyde park. we are working on getting new information and we will update you. reporting live from hyde parkin a meiler, wbz this morning. -- hyde park anna meiler, wbz this morning. this man got away with some cash holding up this subrogation. uber accused of hiking

after a fire on the mbta. the app was charging nearly $100 for a 15-minute ride. nicole jacobs is live in boston with their response. >> reporter: just like flights and hotels, it's all based on demands, but computers say what happened last night was absolutely -- commuters say what happened was overboard. when it comes to delay, it's come to >>i have a dial where i know when to get on and off. >> reporter: it's the red line for michael wood as he travels from belmont to boston daily. >>i jumped online and was following the conversation and saw the crazy delays. >> reporter: searching for an alternative he turned to uber for his ride. no delays for a car, but what he saw ... >>your eyes go down the screen and you see the $90 pop up. >> reporter: twitter became the

similar fairs from lyft as well. a 5-dollar hiked to $30. >>it's frustrating for people trying to get home. >> reporter: especially when your balancing a budget with convenience. uber tells wbz those prices increased because there was a demand for those rides. that's the latest from dorchester, nicole this morning. breaking overnight janitors at harvard university reached an agreement. they had threatened to go on strike. they will now earn a 12 1/2% pay raise over the next four years. the contract still has to be approved by the more than 700 union members. anandover mother is accused of being high on drugs while dropping off her daughter at

she was mumbling monday morning. the department of children and families is now investigating. police in quincy need your help identifying this man on a scooter. investigators say he broke into a mosque monday and stole money. he's also a suspect in a series of break-ins along quincy avenue. if you recognize him, call police. a driver tracked in the wreckage of her car for hours after it rolled off the road. we're hearing from the >>the woman is recovering after she was trapped in her car for roughly ten hours. first responders say her volkswagen veered off route 27 monday night and landed behind a row of trees 75 feet from the road. the 70-year-old couldn't get out,. >>she was pretty resourceful, she had worn her safety belt. she crawled into the backseat

>>she also found blanket but couldn't locate her cell phone. she was found around 6:30 the next morning cold but conscious and brought to the hospital where she is in stable condition. i was just saying we need to take a class from this woman. chris ... >>that is true. thank you very much. police are investigating how a driver crashed into an ambulance near boston medical center last night. three children were inside the ambulance at the time. they were not hurt, but an emt and pa taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. 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. a kkk newspaper has been making its way through a millford neighborhood. according to the globe a

crusader"has been tossed -- called"the crusader ) has been tossed on to driveways. students have been caught on camera flashing american flags. the flags were meant to honor vets on veterans day. witnesses say some flags were removed a second time. a student who was also an air force veteran was appalled. >>i've seen too many people go home under the flagso it just discarded that way, to see it just trashed really frustrates me. >>brown university is investigating the vandalism. the school says any students involved will be disciplined. 5:07 right now. donald trump continues to meet with his transition team to discuss cabinet appointments and now trump is fighting reports that his transition team is in turmoil. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump issued this tweet

transition to the white house "very organized," adding, "i am the only one who knows who the fine lifts are." mike pence spent the day at the white house also. among those seen in the building trump's former rival ted cruz, jeff sessions and steve manuchen, th treasurer secretary. >>we're making sure we get the biggest tax bill passed. >> reporter: trump's transition may already be showing signs of turmoil. just days after new jersey governor chris christie was removed from his role as transition chair, former republican congressman mike rogers announced he was quitting the effort. in a tweet elliot cohen called trump's team angry and arrogant

back on capitol hill, democrats kept up calls for the president-elect to fire steve bannon. >>it will be impossible to take trump's efforts to heal the nation seriously. >>he gets to choose whoever he wants to select. >> reporter: inauguration day is a little more than two months coming up this morning. marathon bombing survivors in the spotlight. >>sharing their stories and why they wanted to be a part of it. and a bizarre clothing surprise one customer found sewn into a dress and why it's at the center of a lawsuit. a lot of low colorations a bit of a gloomy -- low clouds and a gloomy morning today.

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. a dress purchase gone terribly wrong. the woman wearing this dress felt there was something itchy, a string, and then she smelled an odor and that's when she discovered a dead mouse sewn into the fabric. they say now suing the clothing retailer for distress and a skin rash. else this morning, what is going on with your hair? >>danielle, your hair's pretty and i love it, but there's something going on. >>oh my gosh, i knew it looked kind of funny in that last shot. >>i performance put a clip in between the were the casts to keep it up. should i three of like this? >>i think it's cute. >>sorry, oops. i knew something felt funny [ laughter ] >>we're drying out today.

seriously. >>we're drying out today with temperatures into the upper 50s -- i can't believe i did that, guys. we're talking about at least some areas of coastal flooding still. my hair's still stick up. we're good now. so high tide today is just after lunchtime. just like yesterday, if you flooded yesterday, you'll do it again today. the tide didn't quite as high. we're talking about a high tide right af pockets of minor coastal flooding are likely today. 52 in lawrence today, 47 in keene right now with some fog out there. it's locally thick. otherwise, we're talking about a lot of low clouds and kind of a dreary start. you may need wipers intermittently. you notice the steady vein well to our north. what we'll see today is a gradual increase in sunshine.

gradual. it's going to be aisles process today as breaks of sunshine -- a slow process today as breaks of sunshine come out right after sunset probably. tomorrow looks like a beautiful fall day, sun and clouds, temperatures similar to today. we're watching for the end of the week a couple of different things. notice a big ocean storm that will stay out over the ocean. it's going to try to back up towards us. we may get some clouds on the cape on time there's another disturbance, another cold front coming into the midwest. we're sandwiched in between. high pressure in control, so friday looks beautiful at the end of the week and we'll look for highs around 60 degrees. we'll be just shy of 60 off the top of my head it's an above-average afternoon. 55 to -- shy of 60 degrees.

afternoon. tomorrow middle to upper 50s for most of us. 50s at the coast. the weekend features increasing clouds saturday, showers likely on sunday and it looks like we'll get a chilly start to thanksgiving week with temperatures in the 40s for highs on monday and tuesday. traffic is building on the bridge here. you're still making good time into the city, though. just 30 minutes from the to here at the tunnal. rest of the north shore looks good too, nothing to slow you down on route 1, 128, route 3, or 93. mass. dot is making it easier to plan a trip around massachusetts by launching a new website. all you have to do is enter where you are leaving from, where you're heading to and a time and day. and then you choose any special needs you might have like traveling with a wheelchair.

budget-friendly options and contact numbers for special ride services. to visit the website search www.massridematch.org. these images were presented to the mbta's oversight board monday. a chinese company is building the new train cars in springfield. the team hopes to have them in service by 2019. >>i like them. thank you. plain ridge revenue is down but it's not all bad. the park took in just over $12 million in october. and he have made a choice to increase pay-outs and build up a customer base. the state is giving local districts an extra $750,000 to test for led. the goal is to test every

the buildings have unacceptable led levels. plass -- classes at the bruce school in lawrence are cancelled the rest of the week because of a fire that broke out. the superintendent says they're working to figure out when students will be able to return to school. hundreds turning out for the boston premier of a new documentary about the marathon bombings focusing on three survivors and theirs families. mcmccloud explains why they wanted to be part 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 not just to show people snapshots of recovery but the whole trajectory of it, and it's more complicated. >> reporter: patrick's downs and his double amputee wife jessica are among three families tracked by the documentary which will air next week.

recovery is all of those things. >> reporter: celeste corkrin lost her leg that day and her daughter was badly hurt. >>it's kind of scary when you first get asked and sign on, because you have no control over what the finished product's going to be. >> reporter: they agreed to it, convinced their shared healing was helping others understand. >>i think they did a like and how life goes on after it. i think it's very powerful that way. >> reporter: in fact, the documentary makers believe people in boston provided the model for how people should react to terrorism. j.p. norton and his brother both lost a leg. >>i decided a long time ago to go forward and that's what i do. >> reporter: this documentary marathon, the patriots day

the hollywood movie version called patriots day hits theaters next month, and many survivors have already screened that. i'm ken mccloud for wbz this morning. it's 5:20 how. coming up next the -- it's 5:20 right now. you you don't have to wait until black friday to go shopping. where you can find deals right now. we are getting into the holiday spirit the count down to the lighting of the christmas tree this weekend this saturday night november 19th on wbz beginning

. a big honor for terry francona. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. think about all the injuries rob gronkowski has gone through over the years. bill bell check talked to reporters yesterday and said

report will come out later. the report sent on to say gronk cancelled an event yesterday in new york after doctors advised him not to fly. as to the bruins, they had the night off. the b's finish up their road trip tomorrow. and the sell ticks will take on the mavericks tonight in the garden. al horford has missed the last several games. he knows it's a mistake to rush back too soon. >>i'm a competitor. i want to be out helping my team and it's growing together. the last thing i want to do is have a set back for coming when i'm not supposed to and setting myself back for a longer period of time. >>we want him back and

than later. you can't mess with the brain, so if he's not feeling like himself, then he has to wait till he is. >> reporter: they need him back as soon as possible. and terry francona was named the american league manager of the year last night. it's the second time he's won the award with cleveland. over to you. the patriots are banding together to help an american patriots. >>chris gomes lost his leg serving in iraq and no called homes for our troop is giving him and his family a new property mortgage free. 8 patriots players joined yesterday to help get the free townhome ready. >>it speaks to us to see an organization come out and help a veteran like that. >>it's a great opportunity to come out here and show my appreciation and give back. >>chris, his wife and their son get the keys temperature new home next month. still to come in our next

donald trump's transition to president. >>the loyal support now taking himself out of the running for a cabinet position. >> reporter: this is john keller. president obama can claim his legacy wasn't a pain issue but he can't seriously expect us to believe it. more when wbz continues. >>good morning, everybody. the clouds will be stubborn today. in boston we're staying mainly cloudy through early afternoon, temperatures in the i see some late-day breaks in sunshine coming out. we're going to time out any wet were the as we head through the upcoming weekend coming occupy. sunrise coming up just over an hour from now. a little bit of a gloomy start

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developing right now at 5:30 one person hurt and another in custody following a violent domestic disturbance. the latest on the investigation. and breaking overnight the tentative agreement in place to keep harvard janitors on the job. donald trump continues to gather his cabinet, the supporter boeing out of the race and what it means for president obama's legacy. live from the channel 4 studios news this morning. welcome back, everybody, i'm kate merrill. >>and i'm chris mckinnon. it's wednesday november 16th. let's talk to danielle about what we can expect today. >>gradual clearing is the process today. we will see increasing sunshine during the second half of the afternoon. we had just shy of an inch of rain in boston yesterday. that helped us out.

obviously need the rain because of the drought. there's a little bit of mist and drizzle this morning but the steady rain has shifted into maine. there's not a lot going on, maybe a few sprinkles. but it's the low-level moisture so some drizzle in a few pockets. temperatures in the low to mid 50s right now. 40s in the central and western part of the state. sunrise comes up at 6:37 and we will be mostly cloudy this morning. gradually the sun by lunchtime and we'll top out in the hallway 50s today with a blend -- in the mid to upper 50s today with a blend of sun and cloud. lets get you on the roads. everything looks good for the most part. live look at traffic heading into the tunnel on the expressway northbound, a steady stream of cars but great drive times. only 15 minutes right now from braintree up to the pike. we start to see slow-downs at

128, very slight slow-downs here. rest of the ride on 128 and on route 3 are two thumbs up. checking our top stories this morning. developing news, police investigating a violent domestic disturbance at a home in hyde park. the victim was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. one person inside the home was taken into custody. officers carried away bags of evidence from the home overnight. police are not detailing what happened there, but they say the suspect and victim know each other and there is no danger to the public also breaking news overnight janitors at harvard university reach an agreement just an hour after their contract expired at midnight. they had threatened to go on strike. under the new deal they will earn a 12 1/2% pay raise over four years. they'll be make just under $24 an hour. the contract still has to be approved by the union members. the supreme court will hear arguments today in the appeal

in 2012. the woman's body has never been found. she was lured to his apartment by his girlfriend testament his lawyers are appealing that his previous sexual history should be part of the public record, but the court has ruled the information will stay private. the state supreme court will hear arguments today on whether thousands of criminal cases should be dismissed. the aclu of massachusetts and public defenders are asking the court to former state chemist andy de ducon tempered with evidence. prosecutors say the cases should be reviewed before being thrown out. president-elect donald trump is working to assemble his cabinet and senior staff but one loyal supporter won't be a part of it. dr. ben carson has reportedly taken himself out of the running for any position in the administration including leading the department of health and

the president-elect hinted he wanted carson in some role, but carson says he'll be more effective outside the administration. and since donald trump's victory over hillary clinton, many have questioned what it means for president obama's legacy. we take a closer look at the debate. >> reporter: good morning. all poll advertising like to, how can i nut politely, put their spin on events, even if the spin is the polar opposite of the truth. we just elected as president one of tellers in modern -- whopper tellers in modern american history. asked at a press conference if he feels at all responsible for trump's victory, the president sidestepped the question by saying he doesn't take responsibility for donald trump's words or actions and he went on to say "i can make a pretty strong argument that the policies we've put forward were

country'sin disputably better off and those folks who voted for the president-elect are better off than they were when i came into office for the most part." with all due respect, is he kidding? there is no reasonable doubt that this election was in large part a referendum on the obama presidency. trump almost never failed to disparage obama in his speeches. and he repeated attacked him on his policies. and obama himself explicitly campaigned on the notion that a vote for hillary clinton was a vote to continue his work "make no mistake, my policies are on the ballot," i heard him say more than once. the president can say what he wants about why trump won, but he can't say the obama years

talk back to me via e-mail at kellerwbz.com or use twitter at keller at large. republicans appear to be uniting. paul ryan has been nominated as speaker yesterday. he told colleagues he has the support of president-elect donald trump and says this is the new union tied republican government. california'sse filing legislationing to the rid of the electoral college. she called it an outdated undemocratic system. even if congress approves the bill, three-quarters of states would need to approve it for it to take effect. nike self-lacing shoes coming with a big price tag. plus twitter taking a stand against hate speech online. also stranded commuters on the red line turned to uber as

price gouging. the story coming up. i realize that our wbz were the watchers are early risers. we've got a lot of reports this morning and we appreciate them as always. look at those reports right now. temperatures in the 50s out the door, some 40s north and west of town. denise checking in with 51 degrees in plymouth. she said can we mornings. we're on our way to 60s this afternoon in a couple of spots. we'll break down the forecast for the week ahead when we come

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welcome back, 5:40 right now. the price tag attached to nike's self-lacing cheers. plus new cheaper fairs -- fares from unit. >>and jill wagner live with today's money watch. >> reporter: good morning. twitter is trying to curb harassment and abuse on its platform expanding its mute option. they've been criticized for not moving quickly enough to fight harassment. starting in january united is introducing a new budget airfare. the passengers won't be able to pick their seat and will be limited to a single carry-on bag. nice has priced the

sneakers at $720. when you put your foot in the show it lights up and a pressure sensor will make it tighter. the laces on the front are just for decoration, but the shoes will be available to nike plus members at two stores in new york city. thank you very much. i'm thinking if i could get self-lacing work shoes, dress shoes, it would be nice. 700 bucks for 2:00 in the morning doesn' >>or just give he 700 bucks and i'll tie them for you. >>deal. getting advice on legal marijuana. >>who officials are meeting with today to talk about the state's new law legalizing pot. and one person is rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a domestic dispute in hyde park. the latest on the investigation

. the salvation army is auctioning off more than 60 pieces of jewelry. proceeds from the auction will go to in-state causes. they say they've seen a large number of jewelry donations in the last two years including engage meant and wedding rings. >>it makes a lot of people are breaking up and giving their rings. if you're going to break up, you might as well give your ring to happy good cause.

upgrading and donating the ring. >>that's a lot happier. >>didn't someone's ring fall in a couple of years ago, remember that? maybe a lot of people have some looser fingers. it's been a while since we've done the count down. the wbz holiday spectacular is just three days away. 8 days until thanksgiving. 36 days until winter begins, and 39 days until christmas day. flying by in the fall season here. we also have a threat for same spots as yesterday. coastal flood advisory in effect from ten a.m. until 2:00 p.m. minor coastal flooding and isolated closures. the high tide is not quite as high in terms of a level as yesterday. 52 in boston right now, same in lawrence, same walk down to taunton. and we're -- when you come back down to taunton. it's a mild start to the day, low clouds, mist and drizzle

of a gloomy start today. i am hopeful that we will get some breaks of sunshine in the afternoon especially late in the day, so keep in mind it is going to be a slow process. the area of low pressure is lifting to the north along with the steady rain. we've had half an inch to an inch of rainfall in many communities today. the drizzle with end this morning. sunshine emerges particularly in western massachusetts through connecticut. i think it takes most of tomorrow looks beautiful, fantastic fall day, sun and clouds, temperatures similar to this afternoon. friday there's going to be a big ocean storm over the ocean that's going to stay there except for some clouds that may come towards the cape and islands. there's also a cold front back to the west with showers there. where are we? in the middle. we're kind of in between. friday looks like a beautiful end to the week with

on cape cod friday with gusts 20 to 35 miles per hour. high temperatures today middle to upper 50s. it seems cool, but this time of the year we should be in the low 50s now. 56 in fitsburg this afternoon. upper 50s for many of us from the south shore to the cape. some of the suburbs may dip into the sunny, pleasant, 57 for a high tomorrow. temperatures will be near 60 to end the week. 50s for the weekend. sunday we get some showers and we'll only be in the 40s for the start of next week. i have sad news, danielle, a pickup truck hit a deer in braintree at route 3 and the shoulder is blocked. expressway is now bumper to bumper in braintree all the way up to columbia road.

to the pike is close to 30 minutes. 24 and 95 up to 128 are still in good shape. chris. thank you very much, brianna. uber facing backlash over a big price hike. plus a domestic disturbance in hyde park. gentleman and the victim was taken to the hospital -- and that victim was taken to the hospital and one was taken into custody. this was the scene investigators shut down part of the road and could be seen going in and out of the house with evidence bags. we don't know the age or gender of the suspect or victim. but police say they know each other and the public is not at risk. one person taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, another person taken into custody. reporting live, anna meiler, wbz this morning. >> reporter: i'm nicole jacobs live where red line delays last

the red line was delayed because of a fire and that sent commuters looking online for alternatives to get home. many found outrageous prices. in one case an 8-mile commute was priced at $92. many commuters took to to-wittory voice frustrations. hear what uber has to say about the price hikes. we're live in dorchester, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. boston officials getting somead litigation of recreational marijuana. denver health officials will meet with boston's board of health to discuss colorado's experiences. the new marijuana law here in massachusetts goes into effect december 15th. newton's first marijuana dispensary is now open for business. a doctor who survived breast

remedies is grown in central massachusetts using organic methods. federal regulators expecting pilgrim nuclear plant found four safety violations including not replacing outdated safety equipment and not being aware parts of the radiation monitoring system had actually malfunctioned. pilgrim nuclear power station in plymouth is said to have one of the worst safety records in the country and it will be shut down in 2019. mike pence will have lunch with joe bid anyone washington and get his first intelligence briefing. president-elect donald trump got his yesterday. they spent yesterday meeting at trump tower but there was controversy last night. president-elect donald trump was in for the night but two hours later he went out to dinner with his family without telling the press pool. 28 protesters were arrested at the sight of the dah code a

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open at 12:01. in new hampshire the malls will open at 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving day and then reopen at 6:00 a.m. the consumer watch group watch unveiled its list of the ten worst toys of the season, including a sling shot and a hammer. a representative of the toy industry attended yesterday's announcement saying parents need to know all of the potential dangers but insists the toys are still safe. >>the united states is t toy safety efforts, but certainly parents could be assured that toys no matter where they're manufactured need to comply with strict u.s. product safety requirements. >>for a complete list of the ten worst toys go to our website boston.cbslocal.com. new kids on the block are coming back to boston and they're bringing friends, paula abdul and boys to men will join them for a concert on july 8th.

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. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm kate merrill. >>and i'm chris mckinnon. it's wednesday november 16th. right now at 6 a robber holds up a subrogation in newton center. and breaking overnight a strike averted at of stranded commuters in boston. now the company is responding to complaints. we'll tell you how president-elect donald trump broke protocol last night. let's get a check at the forecast, a wet afternoon yesterday, danielle. >>we're going to be drying out today for sure, kate and chris. there are some leftover pockets of drizzle this morning. there will be some gradual improvement today. you notice the rain well to our north.