. 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.

out near gardner right now and you may need the wipers in a couple of spots for the low-level moisture. 52 in boston right now, 53 in norwood, 46 in keene. temperatures won't rebound that much. there will be improvement gradually. patchy fog and drizzle this morning, breaks of sunshine by lunchtime, temperatures in the mid 50s and sun and clouds for the ride home. sunset at 4:21 and temperatures he through the end of the week. it's getting busy on the roads. it is, danielle. to our north we have some stop and go traffic on 93 south in ma how that en. -- metheun. south shore a pickup truck hit a deer and it is blocking the shoulder. that could create issues getting to the split. on the expressway you are

up to columbia road. 24 north is slowing down from brockton all the way up to 128. kate,. >>brianna, thank you. we begin with a developing story. one person rushed to the hospital, another in custody following a violent incident. >>anna meiler is live with the investigation. >> reporter: chris, we know the victim suffered ridges after a domestic dispute -- life listen threatening injuries after that dispute. investigates could be seen coming in and out of the house with evidence bags after one person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police took another person into custody. we do not note age or gender of either person involved. the suspect and the victim do know each other and the public

police. we do not note person's condition at this time or whether any charges have been filed. we are working on getting more information for you, but, again, police say the public is not at risk. reporting live from boston, anna meiler, wbz this morning. police in newton are looking for a robbery suspect. police say a hispanic mail held up the gulf station on beacon street around 9 last night. he got away with some cash but don't know exactly how much. uber accused of hiking prices and gouging stranded commuters after a fire on mbta. some claim the app was charging nearly $100 for a 15-minute ride. nicole jacobs is live this morning with the company's response. >> reporter: kate, i can tell you just as airlines and hotels, prices with vary based on the demand but what was happening last night commuters say was overboard. when it comes to the t, a delay here and there is to be

>>i have it dialed where i know where to get on and off. >> reporter: it's the red line for michael wood as he travels into boston daily. and as the norm would have it tuesday came with delays. >>i jumped online and saw the crazy delays. >> reporter: searching for an alternative he turned for uber for his 8-mile ride. no delays for a car, but what he saw ... >>your eyes go down the screen and you see that $90 pop up. >> reporter: twitter voice of frustrations showing similar fares from lyft as well. a road to austin, $50. >>i understand. it's their business model, it makes sense but it's frustrating for people trying to get home. >> reporter: especially when you're balancing a budget with convenience. uber tells wbz when prices increase like that it means there's a demand for those

nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. janitors at harvard reach a tentative agreement just an hour after their contract expired. they had threatened to go on strike. under the new deal they will earn a 12 1/2% pay raise over four years. by the end of the contract they'll be making just over $24 an hour. it still has to be approved by the union members. a mother is accused of being high on drugs while dropping off her daughter staff at the school told police that the mother was mumbling incoherently monday morning. the department of children and families is investigating. police in quincy need help identifying the man on this 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 you're asked to call police. a driver trapped if her car

the road. this morning we're here from the firefighter who rescued her. >> reporter: chris, the new hampshire woman is recovering after she was trapped in her car for roughly ten hours. first responders say janice capcar's folks wagon geared off route 27 monday night and landed behind a row of trees 75 feet from the road. the woman couldn't get out. >>she was pretty resourceful. she had worn her safety belt which really help some clothes and put them on to keep her warm. >> reporter: she also found a blanket but couldn't locate her cell phone. her car was found around 6:30 the next morning. she was found cold but conscious and brought to the hospital where she is? table condition this morning. we're glad -- where she is in stable condition this morning. police are investigating how a driver crashed into an ambulance last night. three kids were inside the ambulance testament none were

and a passenger in the car were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. and 8 people are recovering this morning after a crash involving an mbta 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. police did ticket the driver of the car. president-elect donald trump denying reports that his transition is in disarray sweeting last night "very organized process taking place as i decide other positions. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. "ted cruz met privately with the president-elect at the trump tower last night. also jeff sessions and steve min hundred, the front -- menuchen. pence has ordered any registered lobbyists be purged from the

today pence will have lunch with joe biden in washington and get his first intelligence briefing. president-elect donald trump got his yesterday. trump and pence spent the day meeting at trump tower, but there was controversy last night. the spokesperson told reporters the president-elect was in for the night but two hours later trump went out to dinner with his family without telling the press pool. 6:08 right now. a kkk newspaper has been making its way neighborhood. the newspaper has been tossed on driveways over the last several weeks. because the papers were randomly placed in driveways, no law has been spoken. students caught on ca camera trashing american flags around brown university campus in providence. they were meant to honor vets on veterans day. witnesses say some flags were removed a second time.

appalled. >>i've seen too many people go home under the flag, so to see it just discarded that way, to see it just trashed that way just really frustrates me and makes me upset. >>brown university is investigating saying any students involved will be disciplined. coming up on the wbz news the state taking new steps to protect school drinking water. >>the extra funding schools are getting to test for led. also head the mbt has you covered if a group of new england patriots joining force to see help a veteran. a bit of a gloomy start, some clouds, fog, and mist, and it will be a gradual improvement today. temperatures will be in the 50s with some breaks of sunshine coming out between 3:00 and 4:00. we have a much brighter end the week. we'll break down the details as

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some patriots banding together to help an american patriot. chris gomes lost his arm serving in iraq and now this group is giving he and his family a new property mortgage free. 8 patriots players joined the team yesterday to get the home ready. >>it speaks tos organization come help a veteran like that. >>it's a great opportunity to come out and show my appreciation and give back. >>chris, his wife, and their son will get the keys next month. >>fantastic work. >>it's you a s you know it keeps them in shape, the players, get a little sweat going to get ready for the game. just don't do anything too crazy. >>and, hey, to say got my home and the patriots helped build

or something. >>leave a momento or something, absolutely. >>hopefully we're drying out a little bit. yeah we're drying out. >>it was awful last night driving around. >>i warned you. we had the downpours, get the road spray kicking up is never fun. we have some mist and drizzle and some pockets of minor coastal flooding today. the high tide times are later than they were yesterday so the high tide levels are lower than yesterday. if you did flood yesterday, you'll do it again today but not quite as bad. we've got an offshore wind today as well. the high tide just around our afternoon time -- hi tides just around our afternoon time. 52 in boston right now, 51 in

start today but notice the low-level clouds, a little bit of mist and drizzle a couple of hours ago, and maybe a few pockets out there. but the steady rain has shifted across maine eastern canada. for us the area of low pressure departs today and we will see improvement behind it gradually. it's going to be a gloomy start and i think most of the day will be spent in clouds before breaks of sunshine emerge mid to light afternoon, maybe right before sunset in a lot high pressure builds in for the [end of realtime captioning of the week. tomorrow looks like a beautiful day. friday there's a big storm off to the east. i think we'll get scraped with some clouds and wind from the north. the cape and islands on friday will be windy, any clouds in the morning to afternoon should depart. there's a front coming from the west. high pressure will be in control and friday looks like a beautiful end to the week with sunshine for the rest of us

high temperatures middle to upper 50s and upper 50s in boston. keep in mind we should be in the low 50s this time of the year, so it's actually above average today. gradual improvement is the key. most of us at or above where we should be this time of the year. overnight we dip into the 40s downtown, mainly clear skies, 38 to 42 in the suburbs and highs tomorrow very similar to today into the 50s again. in fact, we'll be a little bit milder toned the week. 60 on fr week. saturdays the pick of the weekend, sunday more clouds and even a couple of showers. we cool off only in the 40s for the start of next week. danielle watch out for a crash at the goodwin circle on the ramp to 128 south. we also have a new crash on 495 near exit 22 right here at the mass pike. this just happened. we're not even getting the notification yet but it is a two-car crash.

mass. dot is making it years to plan a trip around massachusetts by launching a new website. all you do is enter why you're leaving from, heading to and a time and day. and then you can choose special needs you might have like traveling with a wheelchair. they generate a list of budget-friendly options and contact numbers for special ride services. to visit the website boy massride.org. a chinese company is new building new train cars at a plant in springfield. the t hopes to have them in service by 2019, chris. >>thank you very much. boston officials are getting advice today on the legalization of recreational marijuana. denver public health officials

of health. colorado first legalized marijuana back in 2012. our new law goes into effect december 15th. a doctor who survived breast cancer started a business called garden remedies. she says the experience of going through her treatment set her on a course to help others. the marijuana grown there is grown using organic methods. the state is giving local districts test schools for led. the goal is to test every fountain as quickly as possible. the globe is reporting many schools have unacceptable led levels. manner half of the buildings that have been tested so far have high levels. classes are cancelled for the rest of the week because of a fire. the superintendent says they are working to figure it out and know when students will be able

6:18 right now. coming up the unique reward to catch a naked pizza shop robber. an incredible catch caught on camera. and some dress drama, the strange thing a customer found sewn into her clothing is now at the center of a lawsuit. and just three days until the lighting of the christmas tree at faneuil hall, the blue man group, is just some of the so come county and join us for the faneuil hall holiday spectacular this saturday night november 19th. it'll be on wbz beginning at

a mom says her 9-year-old son is a hero for saving his baby brother from a fall. the mom had her 11 month old on the changing table, turned away for a second and the video shows the baby starts to fall, then the 9-year-old brother rushed in for the save. >>my first i said i messed up and did something wrong, but then i realized really it was just a miracle. i must have done something right to have been deserving of this little guy nn right time and catching him in the right moment. >>that is really unbelievable. neither child was hurt. as for the 9-year-old he says he normally can't even carry his 30-pound brother. i mean, we've all done that has mom's, turned away for one second. mi daughter fell off the bed one time, and i've never gotten over it. she's fine. >>and we've all done that as a big brother. >>been a hero.

with me. -- to differ. a woman felt what she thought was an itchy string and smelled an odor. then she found a mouse sewn and she is now suing the company for the stress and a rash. a pizza shop burglar in the buff. baltimore police are looking for this woman who e stripped naked and roped robbed the place. surveillance cameras captured his antics. the owner is offering anyone free pizza for life for information leading to his arrest. >>do we know why he was naked. >>oh his pants got caught. >>that makes perfect sense. in today's health watch could common heartburn drugs be

stroke. a new study found proton pump inhibitors increase overall stroke risk by 21%. the study does not say people treated with a low dose did not have a high risk of stroke. the extent of the stroke risk depends on specific medicine taken. and postmenopausal women who repeatedly gain and shed pounds. researchers studied 150,000 women and the effect of yo-yo dieting finding they have a greater risk of sudden cardiac death. the salvation army is auctioning off more than 60 pieces of jewelry placed in kettles around massachusetts and proceeds will go to in-state causes. the salvation army says they've seen a large number of jewelry donations and the last two years. former front man for the police is making a stop in

new tour. on friday sting released his new album. he'll be at the boston house of blues march 8th and march 9th in con could not tickets go on sale next monday. -- in connecticut. tickets go on sale next monday. paula abdul will be at fenway park for a concert july 8th. tickets go on sale saturday. i have my leg warmers and hairspray ready to go. >>ju i wasn't even paying attention kate. the fight today on whether to dismiss tentative agreements of thousands of -- 10s of thousands of drug convictions. new these people say taking part in a movie helps with their

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right now at 6:30 one person rushed to the hospital, another person under arrest. the active investigation under way in hyde park right now. a late-night tweet from

the latest people being considered for his administration. and profits down at the state's slots parlor, but it's good news for gamblers. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning to you. 6:30 right now thanks for joining us. i'm chris mckinnon. >>and i'm kate merrill. wednesday morning, an awful commute last night. hopefully things will be today. >>they will certainly be better today. i know it's a gloomy start tho morning. there will be some gradual -- start this morning. melville element school is at 47 and the j -- elementary school is at 47. so the kids will want to have a rain coat this morning. and later on we'll be 55 to 60

steady rain lifting through maine now. we don't rebound a lot today. sunrise at 6:37. we won't see a ton of sunshine it is a slow process today. i think we'll see peaks through lunchtime through the interior and the second half of the afternoon and evening particularly right before sunset at 4:21 we'll see more breaks coming up. temperatures in the mid 50s. beautiful end to the beak. we'll talk about that coming live look at the bridge right now as you make your way into the city. it is packed, so expect some delays there. we have a few accidents to tell you about. latest on sturro drive at the longfellow bridge. we have another accident in linfield on the ramp to 128. we have a crash on 495 north near exit 22 at the mass pike

we are following a developing story this morning, one person rushed to the hospital and another in custody. >>anna miler is live with the -- meiler is live with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: we know a person suffered life-threatening injuries after an incident at this home. an emergency call came in last night. police rushed to the home and shut down part of the road. investigators could be seen coming if no, i don't and out of the house wi coming in and out of the house of the house with evidence bags. police tell us they took another person into custody. we do not know the age or the gender of either person involved in this dispute, but investigators say the suspect and victim do know each other and the public is not at risk. we do not know the victim's condition at this time or whether any charges have been filed against the suspect. there are officers here still on scene but, again, police say the public is not at risk.

anna meiler, wbz this morning. the supreme court will hear arguments today on whether thousands of criminal cases should be dismissed. public defenders is asking the court to throw out evidence because a chemist is said to have tampered evidence. the supreme court will hear arguments in the appeal of a man who killed a unh seth mazelia is serving a life sentence for a killing in 2012. the woman was lured to his apartment by his girlfriend at the time. his lawyers are are appealing that his -- that her previous sexual history should be part of the public report. uber accused of hiking prices and gouging stranded commuters after a fire on the mbta red line. some claiming the app was

minute ride. nicole jacobs is live in boston with the company's response. >> reporter: chris, those red line delays were brought on by smoke and it sent a lot of commuters going online searching for alternatives, but it also brought on questionable pricing from uber. those commuters say they went online and were completely shocked by what they saw. many found outrageous prices. in one case an 8-mile commute many commuters took to twitter to voice frustrations. >>i understand it's their business model. it makes sense but it's frustrating for people trying to get home. >> reporter: uber tells wbz that those prices went up that quickly because there was a demand for those rides. we're live in dorchester nicole

ordering any registered lobbyists to be removed from the team. meanwhile the president-elect taking to social media to deny reports his transition is off track. hen a daniels has the latest. >> reporter: henna listennials has the latest. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump called his transition "very organized." vice elect mike pence who is leading the efforts spent the down a list of those who will fill key cabinet posts. among those seen in the building trump's former rival ted cruz, alabama senator jeff sessions and steve maneuchen. >>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

role as chair, former republican congressman mike rogers announced he was quitting the effort. inauguration day is a little more than two months away. henna daniels, cbs news. one loyal supporter will not be a part of the cabinet, dr. ben carson has reportedly taken himself out of the running for any position in the administration including leading the department of health and human services. republicans appeared to uniting. house members unanimously renominated paul ryan as speaker yesterday. he told his colleagues he has the support president-elect donald trump. he says this is the dawn of a new unified government. republicans meeting separately today to pick their leaders when congress veins in january. republicans are staying with mitch mcconal.

inspecting a nuclear plant found four violations there including outdated safety 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'll be shut down in 2019. casino revenue is down, but it's not all bad. the park took over just over 12 1/2 million dollars in october, but accog globe it's because they made a choice to increase payouts and increase customer base feign that mean lowers profits in the short term. the boston symphony corkran industry is mourning the death of its principal cellist. he became the first choir in 19 (mark) 65. he had been battling cancer and died at his home. he was married to another

30th wedding anniversary. hundreds turning out for the premier of a new documentary about the bombings. >>ken mccloud explains why they wanted to be part of it. >> 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 not just to show people snapshots of recovery but the whole trajectory of it, and that's far more complicated. >> reporter: patrick downs and his wife jessica are among three families intimately tracked by the hbo documentary which will air next week. >>it's sad, tragic, powerful. it's funny at times, because the recovery is all of those things. >> reporter: celeste corkran lost her legs that day and her daughter was hurt.

about the public eye peering that deep into their souls. >>it's kind of scary because you have no control over what the finished product will be. >> reporter: but they agreed to it, convinced their shared healing was helping others understand. >>i think they did a really good job of showing what terrorism looks like and how life goes on after. i think it's very powerful. >> reporter: in fact, the documentary makers believe people from boston provided the model for how people should react j.p. norton and his brother both lost a leg. >>i decided a long time ago i was going forward and not think about that day and that's what i do. >> reporter: this documentary, marathon the patriots day bombing will debut november 21st on hbo. the hollywood movie version hits theaters next month and many survivors have already screened that. i'm ken mccloud for wbz this morning. just ahead this morning a

being high while taking her daughter to school. breaking overnight the deal that will avoid another strike at har varied university. and the search for a suspect on a scooter. quincy police need your help to track down this man. daniel, you've got some were the watchers. temperatures are running in the 50s right now, so it's really mild today. let's check in around boston, adrian, quincy says 57 degrees, very happy to yesterday. i'm take the moderate temperatures too. we're warming up through the end of the week. your forecast is after the

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anymore you want. >>visit? i want to go with you. come on. we're talking about coastal flooding again today. there will be some minor pockets. if you flooded yesterday, you'll do it again today. a coastal flood advisory is in effect from ten a.m. until 2:00 p.m. for the isolated closures of vulnerable roads as well. 52 in boston right now. put it in perspective. our average high should be around 51, so warm start to today. a lot of low-level clouds help keep our temperature up and there were some pockets of mist out there and still a few around. heavier rain back through maine and eastern canada. we are done with that. the overall trend today will be for the low to depart and some breaks of sunshine to come out. it is a slow process today, so i don't want you to expect a sun of sunshine. it's going to take some time -- a ton of sunshine.

i think right before sunset that's the best chance of seeing some blue sky emerge. tomorrow sun and clouds, temperatures very similar to today, and then by friday notice some clouds mainly over cape cod during the first half of the day. that's from an ocean storm and a wind from the north. the wind will be strong on cape cod friday, but you notice we're in between a storm to the west and that ocean storm. high pressure in control. so it looks like a ce the week with sunshine and temperatures right around 60 degrees. so slow clearing today, late- day breaks, 58 degrees. the wind about 8 to 16 miles per hour. tonight won't be all that cold, but it could be worse this time of year, upper 30s in some suburbs. 43 in downtown boston. highs tomorrow similar to today, mostly sunny skies, pleasant

spots. manchester, 60 and then at the coast we'll be a little bit cooler and i anticipate some stub your honor clouds on cape -- stubborn clouds on cape cod. the weekend, saturday's the pick. i think clouds will increase particularly at the coast, but overall not a bad fall day. 56 is still above average. sunday it will be mostly cloudy and a few showers possible. 51 degrees as colder air for the start of next week, much colder, highs in the 40s monday and tuesday. danielle, we have some multiple -- multiple crashes right now on the mass pike. one at exit 12 on route 9 and another at exit 13 and route 30 blocking the left lane. we have a crash on 495 north at the pike. your back-up at the pike starts at exit 13 and goes back to

495 to the ted williams tunnal, chris. it is 6:47 right now. checking your top stories. we'll start with developing news a violent domestic disturbance at a home in hyde park. >>one person was rushed to the hospital and another taken into custody. officers carried away bags of evidence overnight police are not detailing what happened but they say the suspect and victim knew each other. and janitors at harvard university reach a tentative they had threatened to go on strike. the janitors will earn a pay raise over the next four years. the contract still has to be approved by the more than 700 union members. an andover mother is accused of being high on drugs while dropping her daughter off at school. staff told police she was mumbling incoherently monday morning after she had just driven her child to school.

police need your help identifying the man on this scooter. investigators say he broke into a mosque monday and stole money. the man's also a suspect in a series of break-ins along quincy avenue. you should call police if you recognize him. residents are crediting a 70-year-old new hampshire woman with doing what it took to stay alive after a car crash. she was trapped in her car for about ten hours after she went off a road in epiing. she claimed to f'ing. she -- effing. police are investigating an ambulance crash last night. three children were inside but none were hurt. an emt and a passenger in the car were taken to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. still ahead rob gronkowski asking about his injury sort of. >>the strange of words between

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today. bell bell check told reporters the injury report will come out this afternoon. >>the until network has reported he has a perforated lung. the haired is reporting eucainessed an event yesterday in -- cancelled an event yesterday in new york after doctors advised him not to fly. a man writing on twitter "n hoping to see him back on the field sooner than later," to which gronk responding"you've showed the fans a real football hit." patriots safety spending his day off if you are a good cause competing in the seam finals at the brew -- for a good cause. mccordy was playing for his

initiative. unfortunately he lost to doug baldwin was still able to raise awareness for the cause. the consumer group watch unveiling its list of the ten worst toys of the season including a sling shot, inflatable suits kids can wear to smash into each other and a hammer. a representative of the toy industry attended the announcement saying parents need to know all the dangers but >>united states is the global leader when it comes to toy safety efforts but certainly parents can be assured toys need to comply with very strict u.s. product safety requirements. >>for a complete list of the ten worst toys just go to our website, boston.cbslocal.com. 6:53 and i'm for a closer look at what's coming up at 7 on cbs this morning. let's check in with charlie rose, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris

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pivots. let's get a check of the forecast, danielle. >>it's going to be drying out, some peaks of sun here and there. tomorrow looks beautiful, temperatures in the upper 50s. how are the roads looking? pretty bad, multiple accidents, give yourself extra time this morning. wbz this morning is coming up next on wbz. we'll be back at 7:30 for our

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, november 16th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? president-elect trump's transition is described as stalled and scrambling after but mr. trump calls the process very organized after dodging reporters to go out to dinner. plus, an undercover investigation into office depot. technicians urge customers to make expensive repairs for computer problems that don't even exist. and fox news host megyn kelly is here today in studio 57 and she will talk about being attacked online by the president-elect and accusing her boss roger ailes of sexual harassment. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.