wbz's ken mccloud is live in dorchester with the story. ken. reporter: david that south end teenager and his mom were doing some shopping when when something odd caught his eye. a man with what he described as a demonic look. the teen trusted his instincts and they were right. >> as cameron cook helped his little sister with homework it was hard to not think about the little girl he protected from a pervert. >> i seen the guy grabbing himself and my mom goes cam keep walking and i am like no, something is going on. >> the 17-year-old was at the target with his mom and he noticed that man fixated on a young girl. >> i was close enough to smell >> it got worse when the man thrust himself against the startled youngster prompting cam to step. >>> excuse me, do you know her and he said i'm not a pervert. and i said i didn't ask you that. >> and he was big and cameron had no fear. he just stood firm on the fact that he knew that what this man was doing was wrong. >> indeed cameron suggested the suspect leave the store and he did. denying and cursing

ken mccloud, wbz news. >> thank you. wunl of clinton's hollywood's connection cames to give her a boost. he helped open a phone bank and greeted voters. >>> looking live downtown boston and a weekend warm up is on the way. >> the higher temperatures would be sticking around for a while. >> let's get over to berry for the latest. >> this feels better than what we had last year. there's a breeze blowing out there and it's gusting a little bit. some 20s are showing up and they'll go down to the mid and upper 20s to 30 to 32 for a low tonight. it'll be chilly and looks like the cloudiness we still have left in place in spots will start to disappear and start tomorrow morning with sunshine. the clouds take over. we'll go to 41. that's above average for january 30th. on sunday up to 52 degrees and milder after that. the rest of my accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you. new at 11, a dangerous stretch of roadway in central massachusetts is safer tonight. there have been bad and deadly crashes on route 20 in ox

live in bury tonight, ken mccloud. >> thank you, ken. >>> breaking news right now. a fire truck involved in an suv. we want to get live with jewely >> reporter: the crews just cleared the scene 20 minutes ago. let's get you right in some video. it was oo very serious accident, involving an suv and a fire truck. witnesses tell me, everyone walked away. witnesses say an skshgs -- suv appeared to run a stop sign and the two collided. the suv slipped and the female occupant climbed out of the back. >> went outside and came in and said holy bleep, it's practingly in the house. >> i could hear her in the care. tried to open the car. wouldn't pop open y. and got a flash light. she climbed out the back window. >> reporter: no word on how the female driver is doing. those witnesses tell me the to be okay. >>> an officer is on leave. police cited him for hitting a bicyclist in the road and he was off duty at the time and driving his personal car. >>> now at 11, new battle of the win rr suzeenee. this time it's the mayor of officials. we are live with the story. katy. >> repor

ken mccloud for wbz this morning. >>> more zika carrying mosquitoes have turned up in miami beach but the first in two weeks. at least 35 people in miami beach have contracted zika locally. officials have been spraying infected most skeet or cut down on their numbers. >>> if you are a wheel watcher you can win big. it's in our parking lot and it is big at the hall next weekend looking for contestants. there are six chances to be selected. three on saturday and three on sunday and anyone who shows up can apply. mark your calendars october 8 and 9 from noon until 4. i was peeking in the window there but the wheel mobile is huge. still it come big papi says goodbye today but what is the play off picture for the red sox looking like? dan roach has sports. but dave you first. >> mostly cloudy skies out there for today. that's going to be the trend all day long. spots this morning but generally just a dry cloudy day. let's take a look at the weather trivia for this hour. when does hurricane season end? november 1, 30, december 1 or 30. what is the date the hurricane season finally ends? the

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 . >>> $293 million, that could be yours if you power ball jackpot. if you take the cash option that would be about $185 million. we'll bring you the winning numbers tonight here at 11. >>so if i'm not here tomorrow morning, don't panic and don't call me, applies i'll be moving to turks and caicoss immediately. >>so don't panic because i'll be getting a couple million out of that. >>i'll buy a an -- buy you an outfit or too. anymore you want. >>visit? i want to go with you.

i'm ken mccloud for wbz this morning. >>> still ahead the state taking new steps to protect school's drinking water. >>> the salvation army is giving some of its biggest donations . >>> the new hampshire supreme court will hear arguments today in the appeal of a man who killed a unh student. lizzie marriott was killed in he was lured to the man's apartment by his girlfriend at the time. his lawyers are appealing that his proof sexual history should be part of the -- his previous sexual history should be made available to the public. >>> health officials are meet remotely with boston's board of health to discuss colorado's experience, the first state to legalize marijuana back 2012. the new law in massachusetts goes into effect on december 13th. >>> a doctor who survived breast cancer started a business called garden remedies. she says the experience of going through that treatment set her on a course to help others. the marijuana at garden remedies is grown in central massachusetts using organic methods. this is the 9th marijuana dispensary to open in the state. >>> these schools are

for more on that, let's go to ken mccloud live with the hillary clinton camp tonight. ken. >> reporter: kate, during hillary clinton's first bid for the white house in 2008, the primary polls here in new hampshire showed a guy named barack obama beating her by 8 but clinton wound up winning by 2.5 points. to pull off a similar reversal against sanders would be an even more impressive chore. sanders is a senator from neighboring vermont. he has a strangle he had on young voters and 10 to 30-point lead in polls. clinton has not questioned sanders' adeals, but she and her husband have proposed his fixing unachievable, calling him pipe dreams. while he frames himself as a democratic socialist, she describes herself as a progressive who can get things done. we are outside the field house here at southern new hampshire university. this is where the clinton campaign will be setting up shop tonight. now the secret service is inside doing their customary sweep. >>> ken, thanks so much. the polls are set to close in a little less than an hour, 7:00 in some locations. and then at

ken mccloud explains why they wanted to be a part of th. s shared tonight 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's snapshots of recovery but the whole trajectory of it. and it's complicate bud it's real. >> reporter: patrick and his now double amputee wife jessica are among three families intimately tracked by the documentary which will air next at times. because the recovery is all of those things. >> reporter: celeste lost her leg that april day, and her daughter sidney was badly hurt. both adhit to thinking long and hard about the public eye peering that deep into their souls. >> kind of scary when you first sign on. because you have no control over what the finished product is going to be. >> reporter: but they agreed to it. convinced their shared healing was h understand. >> i think they did a really good job of showing what terrorism looks like and how life goes on after it. >> reporter: the documentary makers believ

. >> reporter: i'm ken mccloud, wbz news. >> stay with wbz and cbs news tonight from results from south carolina and nevada. also, jon keller will break it down for us on the wbz news at 11 tonight with a special focus on what the national results mean for massachusetts voters who head to the polls in 10 days. 13 nits -- states in all hole primaries or cauc-- all primaries or caucuses will hold their voting. >>> and the largest cath wreck church for late supreme court justice scalia. the first lady joined thousands of people paying their respects in front of his casket in the gray hall in the supreme court. the president won't attend today's mass at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. the white house suggests the security detail would be too disruptive. >>> and we have all heard about kanye west's big debt. a local businessman wants to help the rapper dig out, but there is a catch. we'll tell you about it. >> and first, a local hospital races to repair bad damage from a busted pipe. we'll tell you when they expect to reopen. pamela. >> and time to look at m

he set bail at 15 grand cash and ordered him to wear a gps bracelet and stay off the ken mccloud, wbz news. >>> for years sports teams have been the red men but that could be changing. there is a public forum to talk about the possibility much a new mascot. about 40 massachusetts high schools use native american names or symbols as mascots. >>> officials at mgm spent the day looking at a site for a casino. this is the work underway on a $950 million project. mgm is developing 14 acres in downtown springfield hoping to revitalize an area damaged badly by the 2011 tornado. >>> campaign 2016, two weeks before the iowa caucuses. the two leading republican candidates are in the middle of a war on words. donald trump and ted cruz attacking each other at every campaign stop. trump has three appearances in iowa and will unveil a special rumor has it that it's former vice presidential candidate sarah palin and she will enforce him. cruz is on the road in man chester with six -- manchester. >> i am not interested in engaging in an insult fight. >> cruz is trailing trump in new hampshire. marco

. >>> we begin with a developing story about one state officials sudden resignation i'm ken mccloud. state are looking into what matthew sisk was doing with a state vehicle when he didn't want to sit in traffic. live in boston tonight our reporter joins us. >> ken, state police are investigating charges that a state used emergency lights and sirens numerous times to get through traffic. now a top member of the dcv out. once again accused of abusing his position. sitting in traffic was apparently not what matthew sisk was willing to do in the seaport district. a state report found he used his licensed sirens on a state vehicle. this is not the first time sisk david runs the institute at sufficient fok university -- suffolk university. >> sisk and his boss commissioner leo roy used dcr resources and staff for a private july third party. they were suspended without pay for a week. >> the take away is that it's been a haven for party regulars loyal some might say hacks and the experience that charlie baker has had with this guy is not untypical. >> baker appointed sitzing to the $-- appoi

ken mccloud is live in sterling tonight. >> reporter: i'm at cul-de-sac of million dollar homes, named after the daughter of the he lives right there. and it was his house targeted by home invaders this morning. >> reporter: night fall brought some peace to this big house after a day that stunned the neighborhood. >> very unnerving. >> reporter: police say it was about 9:30 this morning when a frio of intruders slip -- trio of intruders slipped into the home, apparently through an unlocked door. >> three males, masked up, gloved up, all wearing black bedroom, bound her in duct taptd, and insisted they -- duct tape, and insist they'd wouldn't hurt her if she played ball. >> demanding money and the location of the safe. there was no safe. >> reporter: they grabbed about $1,000 in cash and hopped in her car. the victim's cadillac stolen out of the garage. it was found late this afternoon in sterling about 6 miles from the house. the victim wriggled free in minutes and summoned police. >> she was remarkably calm. >> reporter: the woman is married to a wealthy real estate developer, and pol

ken mccloud has more. >> this is how the trip ended for one -- attendant. >> it felt like a drop. >> flight 429 was bound from boston to sacramento when it was diverted to rapid city, south dakota for an emergency landing just after supper time. >> this is going to be an air bus 320 coming in. eta is less than 10 minutes now. they have numerous injuries due >> some of the passengers said trouble began when the jet liner flu into a big black cloud. >> i was buckled in but the lady next to me flew. >> anyone not wearing their seat belt bounced off the cabin ceiling. >> i went flying way up in the air. >> the guys behind us hit the over compartment and it cracked. >> 22 passengers an a pair of flight attendants were hospital bound. all were treated and released. >> nurse ilene lunch lynch -- lynch joined a doctor to give first aid. >> a young child was injured. several people hit their heads. >> jetblue sent another plane and passengers not hurt helpful during the emergency. the clear lesson is wear that seat belt as much as possible. ken mccloud for wbz this morning. >>> a federal judg

he will survive and ken mccloud spoke to neighbors in easton. >> bob shovelled his own walk after doing the same for his injured next door neighbor. >> and we stepped up to help out tom. he would be the first to do for someone else. and that is tom. >> reporter: we're tacking about tom o'brian, seen in this cell phone video with his head bleeding and trapped in a car on a manhattan street, after a gigantic construction crane collapsed this morning. >> and we heard the boom and you run to the windows and i see a crane fallling on the street. >> reporter: the 56-story crane buckled and fell as workers were trying to secure it. the counter weight landed atop a desk in a nearby office building. a harvard-educated wall street still, the construction crew saved lives, said the mayor. >> and as they were lowering the crane, they were in fact keeping people away from the site. >> reporter: and tom o'brian, the retired high school teacher, was month three injured and his neighbors watched the video in horror. >> and she was shaken up and had a head injury of some sort. and they had taken him to

in the satellite center, ken mccloud for wbz this morning. >> and 6:10 now. an accused drug dealer goes to great lengths to avoid arrests. for him, though, it didn't work. and this is what he looked like when he was arrested in south yarmouth. the police surrounded the house and then this man walked out. yup, the same man. turns out they were not from wisdom but they're a realistic looking disguise. you see the 31-year-old miller and miller is facing charges of drug trafficking. investigators said they found $30,000 in cash in the house along with two loaded weapons. >>> and a scary ride on a redline is caught on camera. coming up, what the mbta said happened moments after the video was recorded. >> and the u.s. has another team of golden girls. the amazing win in last night's sprint relay. dear fellow citizen, spending time hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm even ready, she'll be off to college. and though i've planned for it, i may need a loan to help her pay her way there. just like i do for my son. citizens bank student lo

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 wan

ticketbuyers were looking for any edge as ken mccloud reports. >> reporter: some folks dictated lucky numbers off their phones. others penciled them in but many just let the computer do its thing. >> i think i'm going to be know. that is why i'm here. >> reporter: he has plenty of company. long lines were common in 44 lottery states for a shot at the record-setting $900 million prize. even folks who hardly ever play. >> not at all. only when it is on tv and they are like making a big deal of it. >> reporter: whoever wins could take payments over the next 30 years or just grab a lump sum sum of 558 million before taxes. you are more likely to be hit by lightning, killed in shark attack or to acheech sainthood. >> i think -- or to achieve sainthood. >> this is a waste of money. i should have flushed my money down the toilet but what if i >> reporter: folks have dreams about what they would buy with the money and there is general agreement on one point. instantly. >> reporter: and as the computer spit out tickets tonight we were proud to know we inspired that winning spirit. >> i actuall

ken mccloud wbz this morning. >>> more zika carrying mosquitoes have turned up in bearing mosquitoes have been captured in miami beach but the first in two weeks. 35 people have contracted zika locally and officials are hoping to cut down on mosquito numbers. >> still to come this morning more big papi goodbyes at fenway today but what do the play offs look like for the sox? dan roach has sports but dave you first. >> temperatures should top out around 60. a zl morning and speaking of drizzle let's go to the trivia question and it's all about drizzle. this is a tough one kerri. let's see how you do. in general how small is a drizzle as opposed to rain. it's actually a technical amount of diameter this is supposed to be. .5-inches, .1-inches, .02- inches or .001-inches. interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you

. >> ken mccloud, wbz news. >> our coverage will start 8:00 on tuesday on my 38 and then stay with us at 10:00 for a wbz special followed by the news at 11:00. >>> this morning civil rights groups are asking the u.s. attorney's office to investigate claims at boston latin. the boston globe obtained a copy of the report which is signed by groups including the local branches of the naacp and alcu. mayor walsh said he welcomes the review and believes the school is committed to making sure all students feel welcome. >>> police are searching for the man who broke into a woman's home as she was putting her kids down for a nap. >> i heard a big crash and then i opened my bedroom door and i heard foot steps and i said hello and i heard the footsteps run. i don't know. i just went into my bed room. i have one child in my bedroom and one across the hall. >> 33-year-old keith babcock broke in through the rear he only took off with a package from her back porch. a neighbor took down the license plate of his car as he drove away. >>> scary moments for a flight. ahead this morning, a pilot forced t

ken mccloud has more on the legacy. >> from the more he appointed him in 1986 he was a conservative. >> i think they are honest men decide the case fairly and honestly according to their likes. >> reporter: the only son of a schoolteacher mom who coreyed you aim and survivorred nine children. he consisted to let states to. also writing. >> you know, as much as they would say i would still tangle me he was still there. >> agree with them or disagree with them they are all really really good reeds. >> reporter: he taught with >> it was one of the most justices. >> he enjoyed baseball, opportunity -- >> i enjoy what i'm doing. as soon as i don't enjoy it i'm out of there. >> reporter: they were contemplating suing him over access to documents. in the end he was all about the law. >> he loved the law and the institution. he took the work incredibly seriously. he was with the majority there 2000 when they gave the presidential race george bush amid-the ballot debacle. he would also tell people to quote get over it. >>> president obama offering his condolence. he praised him calling him a

ken mccloud has that story this morning. >> meeting your teammates for the first time can be a bit intimidating when you're nine boat with us today. >> the standing o from his football crew felt good with daniel signings his letter of in -- signing his letter of intent. >> he's tough, resilient. >> it's ceremonial stuff of course but enough to bring tears to the eyes of a youngster fighting a rare kidney cancer will hang with his new big brothers at practices, games, events as part of called team impact. >> we match children with college athletic teams for benefit of the child. >> certainly the young cancer patient draws strength from the comradery the coach sees equal benefit flowing the other way >> it's great number one to make sure people understand it is important to give back. it's great perspective for our kids. sometimes they need to see the world is not an easy place. >> daniel is one of 1,000 kids through this program. his positive attitude was evidence immediately. >> going to go undefeated. >> perhaps. as daniel posed for the photo, his new coach was certain he'd be a perfect fit. >