>> they are going to play on recent discussions about concussions in football. >> a jury of 12 and six alternates will hear testimony of close to 200 different witnesses. this trial is expected to go well into december. >> it's a story that's been breaking all day. he's in police custody. scott that's scott michael green, shot one officer while he sat in his car and killed the other as he responded to the scene. police arrested hip after he flagged down a state worker,0ed himself and then asked to call 911. authorities say the slain officers were blind sided by the attacks. >> it doesn't look like there was an exchange of conversation. it doesn't look like there was an opportunity, there definitely wasn't an opportunity for these officers to defend themselves or to respond to the attack.

officer justin martin, who joined the police force in 2015 and sergeant anthony -- who joined the department in 2005. green has a history of confrontations with police including an incident just three weeks ago at a high school football game. >> also breaking, more protests in boston as disabled residents demand better treatment. demonstrators headed to the statehouse, they want more funding to help people with disabilities and more options for the disabled to live in thei institutions. yesterday protestors from the same group blocked entrances, just across from the statehouse, about 60 of them were cited for trespassing. late word coming today about a woman whose body was found outside an apartment complex in lawrence. authorities have identified the woman as 62-year-old justine in a rosa, at first authorities label her death as suspicious but they now say she's not a victim of foul play.

one another for support. she used to be a driver for meals or wheels. rosa did not live at that apartment complex where she was found but rather at another complex less than a mill away. >> commitment 2016 tonight. the race for the white house, announces six days to go. both campaigns crisscrossing the country trying to rally support in as many swing states as possible. >> trump reminding voters in some states they still have a chance to change their minds and hillary of trump's past. here's the latest. >> it wasn't that long ago that donald trump was viewed in the polls as the one with a lot of work to do but the gap between these two candidates has all but disappeared. >> as the gap between the two candidates shrinks to nearly nothing both campaigns are hammering down on key battleground states. donald trump with three events across florida today. the this is a movement like we have never seen in this country

>> hillary clinton swings by an early voting event before leaving florida wrapping up a three event day here yesterday. and leans on her net work of heavy hitters like vice president joe biden, also in florida, with two early voting events. >> you all do your jobs, and we get to go to bed early tuesday night. >> florida is important to both candidates but experts say it's a must win for trump. today's abc news "washington post" national tracking poll shows clinton and trump tied at 46% each. riding tha stayed mostly on message calling clinton and media corrupt. >> you can beat the system, the rigged system, and deliver justice, so show up early and vote. >> president obama also calling on americans to vote asking the african-american community to protect his legacy while on the tom joiner radio show. >> i need you and everybody who

is out there voting. >> the president is right. it's not a good sign for hillary clinton. early voting among african-americans is down compared to four years ago. that could hurt her prospects in very important states like north carolina and florida. >> as for new hampshire, trump and president obama are both set to visit the granite state before election day. trump will rally supporters@kin son country club on friday and on monday he visits southern new hampshire to stump for hillary clinton. the most recent poll shows clinton holding a very slight edge in the granite state herself. mayor walsh also saying he's headed to new hampshire and today he weighed in on the f.b.i.'s recent disclosure of hillary clinton's emails. >> it's my understanding that those investigations are private. shouldn't be in the paper. i think the voters -- they are

right person to lead the country. >> the mayor also says he's focused on getting out the vote in boston and around the state. >> early voting ends on friday here in massachusetts, after exceeding expectations. secretary of state bill galvin says roughly 700,000 votes have been cast by noon. that's about 15% of the state electorate so he's now asking election officials to extend friday's voting hours to at least 5:00 p.m. some have already indicated they will stay open later to accommodate voters. call ahead to confirm or you can always check mobile app. >> we enjoyed a warm second day of november the question is will it last? jay? . >> a little nonverbal communication there. look. we hit 70 today in boston. 70 in springfield. 70 in hartford. it's still pretty mild out there now. well up in the 60s. 71 in norwood.

tonight. you can see the temperatures overnight. only dropping into the 50s here in boston. the winds will be light. however, clouds to the west. some showers to the west. want to give you a little idea of the timeline. as far as tomorrow morning's commute is concerned there could be a few showers around mainly north of the pike toward southern new hampshire and maine. get to lunch time showers start approaching from the west and move in during the course of the afternoon. so not quite the day that we had today. temperature changes to talk >> thank you. >> right now the manhunt continues after a terrifying home invasion in sterling. it happened yesterday at this home on stephani and lane. a 70-year-old woman was bound with duct tape and threatened with a knife by three men wearing masks who broke in. >> they did hold a knife to her throat. demanding money and the location of the safe. >> the men left in the victim's car which was found seven miles

fingerprints on the car and they are asking anyone who was in the area who saw anything to contact police. >> a gloucester man is in custody at this hour charged with the murder. it happened in lynn. police say sean shot donald yancey in an apartment saturday night. he was arrested last night in lynn. he was ordered held without bail at his arraignment today. state police investigating a deadly crash happening. investigators say a car crashed through a fence and the barrier at the end of sheridan street continuing the driver and passenger were killed. there are early indications excessive speed may have been a factor. there is no evidence that the crash was terror related at all. >> two people still in critical condition tonight, after being hit by a septic truck. it happened last night on common street. 67-year-old woman, 71-year-old man, were in a crosswalk at city hall when they were hit. the driver stayed at the scene. police are reviewing surveillance video to figure out

toward the water with no one in control when it made its last satellite communication. that's according to a new report from the australian transport safety bureau. it gives the clearest picture yet of the missing jet's final moments as it plunged 25,000 feet per minute. this report rules out theories the pilot was flying the plane in its final moments. flight 370 went down back in march of 2014 killing all 239 people on-board. the aircraft look at system of the demolition that's going on along the mass pike. as the state gets rid of those cash toll booths. >> more of this new video, and an update on the progress of the demolition. >> plus, see some new aps that could help you help your exercise routine and help people in need. all at the same time. >> that's pretty cool. as this is pretty mild. but it's not sticking around too much longer.

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>> destruction of toll booths along the mass pike continues. this shows the overnight demolition of the tolls at the ted williams tunnel. crews continue to work around the clock to take down tolls now that the state is using all electronic tolling. they are ahead of schedule. >> some booths coming down. let's take a live look at traffic. you can see the traffic in the foreground heading toward the split. it's moving slowly. the h.o.v. lane is moving and traffic in the background moving okay. let's check the drive time right down there. 33 minutes. fairly normal. not too bad. let's go north. 17 minutes. man, you're flying.

now. you see the spot where the tolls used to be. 495 south is a little slow the pike to -- overall, not too bad, on what day it is, i forget. >> on wednesday. really loving outside. >> it's been terrific to be outside. i hope everybody has had a chance to be outside. >> why aren't we outside? we go weather. why don't we go outside when it's good weather. >> you talk to the boss. >> it won't happen. >> i don't know if 70 degrees will happen again or not. we usually get at least one day of 70 degrees. last year i think we had three. maybe a couple left. this is the way it was early this morning. we started out in the 30s and 40s in most places and look what happened. temperatures bounced up nicely to 70 and 71 degrees, everywhere at least in the 60s. a lovely day.

so you can enjoy being outside. winds are light. actually kicked up a little sea breeze. logan airport it's dropped off to 62. otherwise, it still pretty mild. this will be a mild night overall. winds won't be real strong. temperatures will drop to the 50s in most places. there could be a few upper 40s to the north. tomorrow will be another mild day. however, there is going to be a dividing line, cool air to the north, mild air to the and the mass pike could sit either way, on the cool side or warm side. it will be in the 60s across southernmost southern new england and in the 50s across the northern portions of southern new england. i think you can see that the air is a little bit cooler to the north. then it gets chillier around the great lakes that will come in as we get overnight tomorrow night and into friday. you'll notice the difference. patchy clouds there. has been a fair amount of sun today. pretty nice stuff. we widen it out to the west and

some showers along the cold front and this will be moving eastward with time. i want to give you an idea of how this breaks down. we'll notice some increase in clouds as we go through tonight, but if you're going to be out this evening and into tonight, still fairly mild. i don't see any wet weather. tomorrow morning as we start the commute, there may be some partially clear skies to the south. a couple of showers could be around the north shore especially in southern new hampshire and southern maine. as we get to lunch watch a band of downpours moving into the berkshires and follow it eastward so it could be around the boston area as we get the evening commute under way tomorrow, during tomorrow night, that will start to slide offshore. and as it does along with the front, then the chillier air will start to move in with somewhat gusty winds. we'll be clearing during friday. right along the coast especially the cape there, could be some clouds for a while in the morning. >> saturday is day that starts out clear, and another front

increasing clouds. those are snow showers across northern new hampshire and the mountains of maine. if we get a spritz or a shower, it probably would be a rain shower overnight on saturday night. that's how that looks like it's going to be. >> as we check out the next seven days, fairly mild tomorrow but more clouds and a period of wet weather in the afternoon. on friday, a brighter day, breezy and a chillier day. saturday starts chilly and moves into the 50s could. be a shower at change clocks back, and then on sunday it looks breezy and chilly with a pretty early sunset. about 50 degrees. monday is a little milder. so far, locally for election day, it looks pretty reasonable. it may start out in the 30s at dawn but should move up to around 60 in the afternoon. there is a weak front that may approach later in the day, a spot shower but i don't see any significant weather headaches locally for election day as

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money you raise in this case friends or family donate cash only if you achieve a set goal motivating you to work harder. or you put your credit card on file and if you fail to met a goal money is donated to a cause you're against. >> options include rifle sports teams or political parties. >> they say the positive giving of charity miles is what really pushes them to be more active. >> before you might have thought, you know, i'll just walk around the block but this gets further. >> they are looking for homes for the dogs you see there. they work out well for people who work because they are used to routines and used to doing what people ask them to do. they like to sleep a lot. >> boston's mayor giving the city's first restaurant grades. he traveled to a pizza place in dorchester to reveal a grade and

you can tell by the smile. the inspectional services has been rating restaurants and food trucks for compliance with health and sanitation codes. each restaurant will be given a letter grade which must be posted in the window. i was in new york a couple of weeks ago. you see it everywhere, walking down the street. >> an easy, simple system. >> gasoline prices may be on the way up. >> how a deadly accident in the southeast may cause fuel shortages and wh effects but first let's see what's new at 5:00. >> new on news at 5:00, a former state rep in new hampshire arrested. he's well known to police. the crime he's accused of. plus this. >> i knew he was gone. he was cold. >> the family tragedy blamed on high stakes testing at a local school. the length some schools are willing to go for better

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>> let's take a look at the economy. >> an explosion killed one worker and injured five rs cause gas shortages. prices have already ticked up and analysts worry it could impact the rest of the country. the average is $2.21 for a gallon of regular. >> they plan to give an extra $100 per month to pay for tuition and student loans. the plan would only be offered to "top performers chosen by

employees." staples plans to expand the plan in the future. >> mark your calendar. sandwich day. to celebrate subway is giving away a free sub for each one you buy with a drink, all for a good cause. they will donate a meal to feed america. the nonprofit organization runs a network of 200 food banks across the country. subway calls it the good deed feed. >> i thursday. >> tonight the cubs an indians getting ready to square off in gave seven of the world series. >> find out how much people are shelling out to get a ticket to history. first, let's check the numbers on wall street. joanne: she's not fooling me.

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red sox ticket prices will be going up, primarily affecting seats closest to the field. the shelling out more. and tonight, game seven of the world series in cleveland, one of the teams will break a decades long streak of futility. >> in one case it's like a century. with this shot right addison russell becomes the first cub in cubs history to hit a grand slam in the world series. obviously there haven't been too many of those because the cubs haven't won the thing in 10 -- 103 years. ticket prices are out of the park. they average $2 thundershowers 700 a pop right now. it may be because the cubs are looking hair their first title in over a hundred years.

>> chicago or cleveland, wherever this is? >> cleveland. >> a nice television, sit right here, there is no line at the rest room. i don't understand. newscenter 5 at 5:00 starts right now. >> police ambush. >> these guys were gunned down sitting in their car. >> the deadly attack in two communities. plus the arrest. >> then, an emotional act of kindness aimed at healing the wounds. >> retrying the death penalty. >> the man convicted of luring and murdering three men now wants his life spared. >> i knew he was gone. >> 5 investigates with aster of a family tragedy being blamed on a school and high stakes testing. coming up at 5:30, length some schools will go for better standardized test scores. >> wet weather and cool-down

been breaking much of this day a suspect in custody accused of killing two iowa police officers in an ambush style attack. the attacks happening a few miles apart. investigators revealing the suspect had a history of racial outbursts and confrontations with police. >> loretta lynch promising to give officers the tools they need to do their jobs safely. >> the man police believe ambushed two police officers in iowa now in custody. police identifying 46-year-old scott michael green as a suspect. surrendering to state officials this morning in a rural area west of des moines. >> it's a great sense of relief, not just for us, obviously, he was targeting police officers. >> just hours before turning himself in. >> there is an officer down. >> two police officers shot and killed separately, in the suburbs of des moines while in their patrol cars.