at home, others enjoying overtime perks. >> what we found those officers really doing during our five-month investigation. harvey: a weekend and chill -- what parts of the weekend will be chilly us. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. jc: breaking news -- a nypd officer shot and killed in the bronx. the officer was shot in the head. a second officer was shot in the leg and is now in the hospital. it happened while the officers were responding to a call. police say a suspect opened fire on the officers. they shot back and killed him. nearly two dozen shots were fired. information is still coming in and we will bring you more as we get it. ben: three people have been stabbed at rutgers' business school on the new brunswick campus. it happened just a couple of hours ago.

and that the suspect is in custody. no word yet on the severity of the injuries. now we have commitment 2016 coverage. it begins with a live look at the lines of early voters. nearly a million people in massachusetts have made their choice. jc: this is the first year of early voting. mary saladna is that -- is at boston city hall. mary: popular is early voting? look behind me. look at the line. it stretches all the way alongside city hall and across the plaza at this hour. early voting is a big success in massachusetts. it was the last chance to cast her ballot ahead of tuesday's election. >> i have to go to springfield for work on tuesday, so i want

where we have had early voting. it's really great. reporter: more than 900,000 mass residents had voted early. that number should climb i the day's end. >> it looks like we will have a million people. that is encouraging, and not just because it was a good idea, but also it says the level of interest of people is so great in this election. mary: early voting in many cities and towns proved quick and convenient. about 3 million votes were cast in massachusetts in the last election, so early voting could easily make up one third of the total turnout. and they're still about 400 people i would guess in line at city hall and technically, early voting has ended as of 5 p.m., but if they were in line by the cut time, they get to vote tonight. light at city hall, a mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5.

both hillary clinton and donald trump are trying to pack in as much campaigning as they can. ben: they are both making last-minute trips to the granite state. donald trump was there today. david, what did he say? david: good afternoon. not only are the polls showing a close race in new hampshire, but unlike massachusetts, there is no early voting in new hampshire, so virtually every vote is up for grabs. hampshire country club, donald trump slammed the jaws report. mr. trump: these numbers are an absolute disaster. david: the numbers show unemployment down and wages up, but trump called them "from the." mr. drum: they want to work. they are not working -- mr. trump, they want to work, they

when he talked about a safe zone, and the crowd shouted "ship hillary their." and the crowd cheered. mr. trump: that suggestion could only be made in new hampshire. david: campaign workers signed of volunteers to help with this final weekend. >> i have a lot to do, but i will get out and at least post >> we a family commitments unfortunately, but i definitely will help out if needed. david: from here, flew to another swing state, ohio, but he will be back in new hampshire on election eve for his final rally. wcvb newscenter 5. jc: hillary clinton and heading three industrial states, reaching out to voters in michigan, pennsylvania, and now

pennsylvania was word of the swing states that hillary stockton, speaking about the economy, how much is at stake, and of course, taking a few jabs at donald trump. ms. clinton: i am very happy to be in the home of the steelers. nichole: hillary clinton on a world when -- whirlwind campaign push, trying to appeare ms. clinton: he would hit especially hard 51% of single parents. they would see their taxes go up. honestly, i don't know how he lives with himself. doesn't he see what we see? millions of moms and dads struggling to make ends meet? nichole: clinton focusing on the jobs report. ms. clinton: we got good news this morning.

digs at her rival. ms. clinton: i spent 40 half hours standing next to donald trump, proving conclusively i have the stamina to be the next president. nichole: and speaking of presidents, president obama will be spending the day in north carolina, stumping for clinton in charlotte. jc: taking opposite sides on question 2. mayor marty walsh releasing a new radio ad today calling for voters to say no the ballot measure, which would expand state funding for charter schools and allow 12 new ones to be built annually. >> question 2 is a deeply misguided proposal that hurts the progress of school improvements and the principle of local control. and question 2 makes an already broken school funding system worse. jc: governor charlie baker

those in favor of the measure. >> we should give this family's the same opportunity -- access to the kind of education they think is going to work for the kids. jc: the governor saying question to walmart take money from other public schools. the wcvb mobile app has you covered wherever you are on election night including real-time town by town results, updated electoral college counts, and any changes to the balance of power in congress. you can download it free right now in your app store. the fbi and new york police pa credibility of information they received of a possible al-qaeda terror attack against the u.s. on the eve of election day. officials say counter-terrorism investigators are reviewing the information that mentioned new york, texas, and virginia as potential targets. an nypd spokesman says the information lacks specific details. ben: all right, let's switch

spectacular day actually. it warmed up really nicely. harvey: the average high is 55, so if you liked this, you like a typical november day. ben: we are like ac plus today? harvey: in that since you are right. i think it was a better day than that. all right, beauty definitely in the eyes of the beholder. no question. clouds earlier, most of those gone. it is running cooler than it was yesterday. this is boston overnight. it will keep up this evening. that means many of our suburbs will be below freezing tonight. there is a frostit will keep adr tonight. i will let you know what you need to know for the rest of the weekend coming up. jc: thank you.

now, the man accused of attacking officers with a bag of hera win. juli mcdonald is in falmouth with more. juli: the 38-year-old is being held on $5,000 cash bail. he is facing heavy charges. the falmouth police chief tells newscenter 5 the arrest was without issues, but when they arrived back at the station, he he pulled the bag out of his underwear, tore it open, and through it contents in the faces of the arresting officers. at investigators believe that it could have been laced with deadly fentanyl. it was all over the officers' clothing and faces. the chief says if it was not handled and controlled exactly

station could of been contaminated and shutdown. >> normally if there is a struggle in the booking room, more officers would have gone in. we could have more officers in the hospital. i'm thankful it was only two. i'm very thankful they are doing well. juli: pena hid behind a wall for much of his arraignment. the prosecutor went on to read pages as armrests for the last 20 years. the aind that material got into the events that could contaminate the entire police station. a cleaning company had to clear the booking area. i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: all right, thank you. we have breaking news -- "rolling stone" is apologizing to a university of virginia administrator after a jury found the magazine defamed her. today a jury found the magazine, its publisher and a reporter

discredited story "a rape on campus." the story gave the account of a woman identified only as jackie, who said she was gang raped by seven men. a police investigation found no evidence to back up jackie's claims. jc: right now, three u.s. service members have been killed in an incident in jordan. jordanian officials say the car they were riding in failed to stop at the gate of king faisal, and that's when gunfire erupted. the jordanian military says one of their air force officers was also injured. an investigation is now underway. ben: we're getting a look at the department of transportation's bridge ict dorchester. mass. -- mass dot is responsible for inspecting 6700 bridges across the commonwealth and making sure they are safe. they inspect underwater foundations, making any repairs if needed. all of the dive team members are certified scuba divers and bridge inspectors. all right, get ready. big traffic problems are about to begin on 128 through needham, as crews tear down the rest of the old highland avenue bridge. starting tonight through 2pm

have to get off at highland ave and be detoured back onto the highway. expect big delays. then from around 1 p.m. saturday until sunday afternoon southbound drivers will face , the same detoured. highland ave itself will be completely closed over route 128. mass dot says you should expect delays and avoid the area drive times are. 37 minutes. that is a long drive. there is the pike, 17 minutes now. there is 128 and you can see southbound all the way into the works own, route 2 down to route nine. primarily pike, the tolls to

on 2a. that will take you about 40 minutes. as first alert traffic on this friday. a guilty verdict in new jersey in the bridgegate trials. jc: two chris christie allies using traffic as punishment for not supporting the governor. what they had to say about christie during the trial. ben: plus the iphone seven had an awfully big debut this fall, but a new number shows tough environmental police officers at home, but on the clock. our month-long investigation. ben: and a man accused of old

jc: -- >> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. jc: with breaking news -- 30-year-old david which are died off the coast of key west, he enlisted with the new hampshire national guard in 2008. the cause of his death is under investigation. guilty verdicts in the bridgegate trial today. two former allies of new jersey -- ben: two former allies of new jersey governor chris christie are now facing prison time. prosecutors accused bridget kelly, who was christie's deputy chief of staff, and bill baroni, a christie appointee at the port authority of new york and new jersey, of conspiring to shut down lanes approaching the george washington bridge. the alleged goal, create big traffic jams in fort lee, new

reelection. verdicts like this, prosecutions >> like this, investigations like this send a message to people that we don't tolerate it. and if the evidence warrants it, we will indict you, charge you and convict you. ben: here's the thing. governor christie has denied any knowledge of the plot. but kelly, baroni and a third official who has pleaded guilty, all testified that christie was informed about the lane closings, either before or while they were going on. both defendants say appeal. paris moving forward a year after the deadly terror attacks. the bataclan concert hall where dozens of people were killed unveiled its new facade last week. the doors will finally re-open next week, with sting headlining the first concert since the november 13 attack. families of victims have been invited to the concert on november 12, and proceeds will go to groups helping survivors and loved ones of those who were killed. jc: an historic day around the world as the landmark agreement

u.n. secretary general ban-ki moon commemorating the event at the u.n. in new york. so far, 96 countries, including the united states, have formally joined the agreement, amid growing fears that the world is becoming hotter even faster than scientists expected. many more countries are expected to come aboard in the coming weeks and months. ben: former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky back in court today, trying to sandusky is serving a 30-to-60 year sentence for abusing 10 boys. his lawyers claim prosecutors withheld evidence that could have helped exonerate the ex-coach. today one of sandusky's victims testified against the request for a new trial. we know more tonight why an engine on this american airlines 767 burst into flames last week, as it was taking off from chicago. tonight, ntsb investigators say a disk in the engine showed signs of fatigue, which led to

here's the problem with all of this. that plane was only built in 2003 so it is not very old. they have more work to do. jc: those planes are out there for tens and tens of years. that would be concerning. anyway, we were not on that flight, so we feel all right. it just felt great. harvey: nice to lead into a weekend that way. we know we are going to turn chillier. we have low temperatures early this morning as the cool air is coming in. we have a mix of sun and clouds and that is the way we are now. most the clouds are gone. north-northwest wind diminishing a little bit. here are your current temperatures.

, that does set the stage for a chilly night. so, this is about the way we will be late tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. i think you could expect a fair amount of frost in a fair amount of our area -- in fact most of our area. but there has not been a widespread frost that has covered all of cape cod yet. this may happen tonight. there cape. tomorrow felt temperatures that will be similar to today and i think you could expect a patchwork sky one more time. winds out of the southwest and they will pick up in the afternoon. this is showing a sprinkle and it's not impossible there could be a sprinkle saturday morning, but i tend to doubt that. there is a week to -- disturbance of the atmosphere.

temperatures will not rise that much. along the coast, the wind could become a little more north-northeast. that would be cold air coming in over the still warm ocean waters. it could cause clouds on sunday. here is a closer look. we start to get the clouds to come down on saturday morning. we wind up with a mixture of sun and ds at sunday. i mentioned the wind coming out of the north-northeast. that could cause a couple of little showers to pop up along the shore. for the most part we are talking about clouds along the coast and eastern massachusetts. now here is election day for us locally. it looks great. it looks like it will be super windy. a nice, pleasant breeze.

60's. around the country, a little bit of moisture out of the gulf coast. no major storms are indicated. could be a little rain along the pacific northwest. otherwise, temperatures not too cold. that's pretty good news. here is a look at the next seven days. remember to turn the clocks back an hour tomorrow night before you go to sleep. into next weekend at this point. jc: good, not keeping people getting to the polls. ben: that is right. and you and i already voted. because we are going to be out of town. jc: right. facebook is celebrating another record-breaking order. ben: but mark zuckerberg lost billions in a day. the information that he shared

warned of a massive recall. ben: and new at 6:00, heartfelt thanks for the doctors who helped saved the lives of two boston police officers. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and

>> monday morning on the eye, what's really in your beauty products. >> the concerns that center a local business making changes. >> and plus your back to work jc: checking the economy, a stock market surprise for mark zuckerberg. the facebook founder losing $3 billion in one day. the company's share price dropped 5.5% yesterday. this happened after zuckerberg told investors that advertising revenue could meaningfully slow. ben: meaningfully slow. interesting. the iphone 7 launch got a lot of headlines but android is still king of global smartphone sales. a report out today says 9 of 10 smartphones that shipped in the last quarter ran android,

system. 328 million android phones were sold, dwarfing the 45 million iphones bought during the same quarter. industry analysts say android's pick-up is partially due to blackberry's decision to stop making its own smartphones. jc: the center five at 5:30 p.m. -- uncovered by five investigates. on the clock, but still at home. what cameras captured during a lengthy investigation. ben: to help others.

every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public

ben: we have breaking news at 5:30 p.m. wounded after a shooting in the bronx. the new york times confirming the fatality. the officers were responding to a robbery in an apartment building. when police confronted a suspect in a car, shots were fired. the suspect also killed in the gunfire. jc: and also breaking, three people have been stabbed at at the rutgers university business school in new jersey. it happened just before 3pm police say there is no danger to the campus community right now, and that the suspect is in custody. no word yet on the severity of

hampshire, a special forces soldier from the granite state has been killed in a training exercise. staff sargent david whitcher was taking part in a diving drill off the coast of key west, florida. whitcher was 30-years-old and a native of bradford, new hampshire. more grisly details emerging after a woman is found chained by her neck inside a storage container in south carolina. jc: police trying to make sure they do not have a serial killer on their hands. a are searching for four bodies in the property surrounding that container. investigators poring over this rural south carolina area. investigators look for the evidence of a possible serial killer fell crime. the listed property owner and a registered sex offender now behind bars and appearing in court, charged with kidnapping. >> what do you plan to do about