>> i'm wearing makeup. not very tough. >> confessions of an early morning an >> good morning. it is thursday, october 22. >> a teenager is behind bars after the shooting. the items found inside his home. why police targeted him in the first place. developmental any little girl dead. why police are penning the suspect with murder. the spotlight. hillary clinton said to testify in the benghazi attack. the stand. emily: s behind you. cindy: magically by this afternoon, we will see some 70' s

around here. it is going to be a warm one on this thursday. 54 in boston. 52 in worcester. there is quite a bit of fog across the area. visibility worcester into boston running half a mile. above the fog, there are clouds. showers to our west. snow overnight in northern maine. we are ahead of a cold front. it is a mild wind that is going to push the temperatures up. quickly we jump to 60 degrees by late morning. we will be knocking on the door of that 70 degree mark through the afternoon. we will see breaks of sunshine after 3:00 this afternoon right through this evening. there will be the risk for a expecting anything widespread. but enjoy today. s once that front comes through tonight. cooler temperatures move in for tomorrow. s get you out to the roads now. the fog may slow people down. olessa: it is not the best morning.

s get over to the maps and check the rest of that ride. 93 southbound close for that overnight roadwork on sullivan square. again by route 138. and 128. the construction along the pike by the weston tolls and by newton corner. north of town we are in good shape. emily: breaking overnight. the suspect charged with murder in the road which killing of a four-year-old girl in new mexico. police say tony torex s admitted to the crime. the little girl was shot while riding in the backseat of her father' s truck. he was trying to exit the highway when a driver forced him out of his lane. the drivers exchanged words and shots were fired. randy: kansas police at bridgewater state university are calling the students rape claim unfounded. the woman told police a man she met on a social networking app

campus police added patrols, they searched for an attacker, but they now say they have closed the case and will not bring charges. emily: an elderly woman is recovering after she fell onto the tracks and under an orange line train. the woman slipped under the train is it pulled into haymarket station. she was trapped in a crawlspace. it took about a half hour to get her out. and specters are reviewing surveillance video to find out exactly how that happened. -- i nspectors are reviewing surveillance video. a teenager is accused of threatening to shoot up a high school. an unnerving discovery. officers tell us they s home. gear. sources told us that all the weapons found were fake. investigation started after

another student came forward on monday. police say she became concerned when a teenager started making threats verbally and in text messages and on social media. school shootings. >> i think what is really said. it was that we had a brave young , courage phil child who came forward. -- courage filled child. reporter: the teenager is undergoing a mental evaluation. randy: thank you. presidential candidate and former secretary of state hillary clinton is getting ready to defend her record on capitol hill. erica tarantella joining us now to look at the testimony today. and the deadly attack overseas. erica: it' s testimony that will be a test for clinton as it

could have a huge impact on her presidential campaign. the former secretary of state what answer to the special house committee investigating the 2012 attacks in benghazi that left for americans dead, including chris stevens and winchester native brant daugherty. clinton' s use of a private e-mail server may, but the focus will be any involvement clinton had with security decisions in libya. clinton testified on this three years ago. she says you was unaware of requests for more security. mrs. clintton on: >> we have learned there were hundreds of mentions about security incidents in 2012. erica: republicans criticize for taking so long. officials have not forthcoming with information. but democrats and some is at least in part of political chances. this morning. emily: thank you. the state working to fix new problems discovered inside the

antoinette antonio is in the city are with the repairs being made. antoinette: repairs to hundreds of cracks in boston' s big dig tunnels. the bill for those repairs keeps on growing. if you are concerned as you head out for your morning drive, dot officials say there is no immediate safety issue. but inspectors have found hundreds of faulty nuts on lighting fixtures. so far 878 damaged nuts have been discovered in the ted williams tunnel and another 49 nuts need to be replaced on the term by connector tunnel and the i-93 tunnel. tehes -- these nuts hold up lights. the support system ensures that the lights will not fall. that, however, was not the case four years ago when a corroded 100 pound light fixture fell in the tip o' neill tunnel.

all these light inspections are expected to be complete in november. but then it will take about another six months to make all of these repairs. no word on what the total bill for all those repairs will be. randy: on the opioid crisis. governor charlie baker is going to be meeting today with law enforcement and community leaders on a new opioid legislation in massachusetts as a crisis continues to grow. the department of public health estimates there were 683 mobile related deaths from january to june -- opiod related deaths. in total, there were more than 1000 opioid deaths in all of 2014, 60 3% increase from 2012. emily: 4:37. a tribute in member - -- in memory of a danvers high school teacher. randy: first of its kind research aimed at helping

veterans with ptsd. the key to answers that may be found in brain samples. cindy: temperatures are on the way back up into the 70' s today. timing the chance for showers and how quickly would call back down ahead. emily: the mets are heading to the world series. their sweep against the cubs.

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emily: acts of kindness in memory of a danvers teacher murdered by her student. friends have launched a social media campaign called kindness for calling. something nice and share it online with the #kindness for colleen. >> i h - - her twitter page has become popular because of all of the posts she posted. i think there are a lot of people who post those sort of things into not follow it up in their life. but colleen was that positive person. emily: philip chisholm is undergoing a mental health evaluation before jury selection continues for his trial.

is bringing awareness to an important issue for families. watertown high school making history.

randy: another nice morning. emily: is today a day the boys can wear shorts? cindy: so excited. all the kids beg their parents to go without the jacket. you can pick your battles on these things. it is going to be a warm one. breezy, too. we are pointed me be up over 70 degrees. tomorrow much cooler. it is going to be a frosty start to the weekend as well. it is a foggy start to you thursday morning. everywhere you see white is where we are dealing with reduced visibility. under half a mile boston, worcester. widespread fog out there this morning. temperatures, which are not bad, in the lower 50' s.

notice we have got the fog in place for the next few hours. by 10:00 a.m., clouds breaking for a little bit of sunshine. closer to 70 as we get into the afternoon. it is going to be a mild day. you could see on the satellite, a lot of cloud cover. off to the west, there are some showers coming out of new york state. these are lining up ahead of a cold frontal boundary. notice it is a narrow band of showers. a lot of it is going to go into northern new england. ahead of this front, southwesterly winds are the story today. they are going to be gusting 20-30 miles per hour with sustained sinds 15-20 -- winds 15-20 throughout the day. boston, lawrence, national near 70 out in worcester. upper 60' s on cape cod. and average high this time of year now is just in the upper 50' s to near 60 degrees. as we get into the afternoon, that front may spawn one or two showers.

i think that is all we are going to be able to muster. better chance of seeing the showers as we get toward the evening hours. that overnight, we may gather some moisture. on cape cod for a couple of brief showers. the skies clear out overnight. winds turn a run to the west and its to bring in cooler air. by tomorrow morning, it is mostly in the 40' s as you' re heading out the door. we only recovered tomorrow into the lower 50' s. may not even get to 50 degrees in worcester. cooler air building and. still at high pressure. that will give us a good amount of sunshine both tomorrow and again saturday. set in morning, if you' ve got early soccer games, look at the temperatures -- saturday morning. lots of 30' s out there. a cold, frosty start on saturday morning. back into the low to mid 50' s saturday afternoon. it is the brighter of the two weekend days. more clouds sunday. another fast-moving front is approaching. at gillette, for our patriots taking on the jets, there is a risk of a shower.

that 1:00 kickoff, temperatures should be around 60 degrees. much cooler -- just 49 by early next week. up and down we go. but today probably one of the last times we see 70' s for a while. it will be november soon. emily: thank you. so far it is a quiet start on the roads. olessa: the leverett connector looking good so far. as check the rest of your ride. that construction project shutting down 93 southbound at sullivan square. that will be out there for another 10-15 minutes. construction i-93 from route 24 to the braintree split. 128 after -- route 9. no problems north of town heading from the hampshire. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: this morning as new research in massachusetts to

the bedford b.a. wh -- v.a. wher ea team is examining brain samples. they are looking for markers hoping to find better treatment. >> there are certain treatments that reduce inflammation, certain treatments that heal blood vessels. and any of these structures are going haywire, thw en we can focus our treatment on a. emily: this brain bank is dedicated to the study of ptsd. randy: a new hampshire teenager is accused of vandalizing a planned parenthood clinic with a hatchet. the damage is extensive. police say the suspect broke into the clinic early yesterday. destroy computer and lab equipment and cut phone lines. he is accused of damaging the plumbing, which flooded both the clinic and a pizza restaurant next door. earlier this mud, someone spray-painted graffiti on the same building. emily: economic headlines.

asian stocks are mostly lower due to weak earnings reports in the u.s. stock futures are higher despite finishing in the red yesterday. investors will be looking forward to new weekly jobless claims data. federal regulators are considering speeding up recalls over faulty airbags. the government could put out a special directive ordering manufacturers to prioritize certain repairs and replacement of those hot airbags. it would increase the number of assigned repair facilities. the airbags which can propel shrapnel have been links to eight deaths. randy: the most highly valued company in the bay state is sal lashing jobs. biogen announced 800 cuts. it' s ending research programs trial. s largest maker of multiple sclerosis drugs. emily: a few trending stories. new character. meet julia. she is a cheer for girl and she

is autistic. the show is launching a new initiative to promote autism awareness. randy: a new round of emojis now available. apple released an update to its mobile operating system yesterday. and includes more than 150 characters including a burito, more smiley faces and religious buildings. the company is trying to determine what emojis will be released next year. in the running, and avocado and a tumbler of whiskey. emily: one virginia couple going over the top to celebrate "back to the future" day. they got married at exactly 4:29. they even rented a delorean. they had a signed copy of the screenplay. and the party would not be complete without this wedding cake. dedicated fans. watertown high school, they know the meaning of winning that their most recent victory is one

the hockey team is on a national street. randy: they are hot. it is one that never happened before. 154 wins in a row. watertown set a national high school record with her victory. 40 of their last 41 wins have been shutouts. last time they lost was in the state tournament in november, 2008. players say they are incredibly -- the incredible streak is due in large part to their coach. >> she' s unbelievable she is the reason why this works. she is the center of all of us, are driving force. we are lucky to have her. randy: coach eileen donoghue boasts 590 career wins and only 30 losses. a pair of major league fans takes their love of baseball to a new level. emily: this throne they created

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randy: teenager is accused in a high school. s home. the search turned up what please describe his tactical gear, but a source tells us all the weapons were fake. the investigation started after another student said she was concerned about threats the suspect was making. the suspect is undergoing a mental health evaluation. emily: campus police a

calling the students rape claim unfounded. the woman told police a man she met on a social networking app section is salted her. campus police searched for an attacker and said that they have close the case. a former cheerleading coaches behind bars accused of raping a 14-year-old student. nicholas johnson worked at the full house -- cheerleading gym in bridgewater. he started texting a girl who he coached privately and took her to her part-- his apartment that is where johnson sexual insult of the girl and told her he loved her. randy: two brookline firefighters have now been fired, accused in two separate incidents. joseph ward was let go yesterday. charged with beating a man at a restaurant. prosecutors say it was because the man took too long to order. chairman joseph was also released following a drunk driving hit-and-run incident. the firefighters union says it will appeal this decisions. emily: it is going to take

s green line extension. the next phase was supposed to start this fall but it has been pushed back to spring because of cost. the projects current price tag is 2 billion dollars, but that the job is done. randy: cobbetts pond paul ryan next house speaker. conservative republicans are supporting his bid. ryan says he will only do the job at the get support from the entire caucus. the house is expected to vote on a new speaker next week. emily: "back to the future" got this wrong. the cubs will not win the 2015 world series. the mets knocked the cubs out of the series last night. a 3 run homer in the first and the hits kept on coming. 8 -3, the final. world series kicks off october 27. the jays fighting hard to stay

in the running. they battled back from tuesday' s embarrassing loss to the royals. toronto off to an early lead with two runs. to make it 5-0 and that would hold. 7-1, the final. royals take the series 3-2. game six is tomorrow night. randy: in kno -- i knw some royal fans that are set to watch the big game. the put together this giant throne. the front yard filled with these chairs. the family is considered getting a big screen for the lawn and watching the game comfy from their chair. ;very nicely done, i have to admit. cindy: think they' re going to shovel that often the winter? emily: probably not. cindy: not baseball season by them. look at the temperatures this months. we have been so far up and so far down.

we had a couple of days above the average. the average high now is just 59 degrees. it is the first time or average high has not reached $.60 the end of april. -- reached 60 since the end of april. peak conditions through a lot of central parts of new england and even down here into southern england, north and west of boston after worcester county, the merrimack valley, we are talking about peak conditions with the foliage and closer to the coastline we are starting to see a lot of color. we are watching off to the west, the cold front. this is pressing toward us with a gusty southwesterly wind. there is a river of -- a ribbon of showers associated with this. the most we will see is an evening shower. otherwise dry. starting off with clouds and fog. those will burn off for some breaks of sunshine. it is going to be breezy and warm, sneaking up into the lower 70' s today. big changes coming up tomorrow.

we are 20 degrees colder tomorrow.