that's the late latest live in downtown boston. course boston city hall plaza the jfk federal building all in this area. we're talking about several streets. some of them somerset also involved in the closure as well. we're gatting more information for you. if you are headed into the city and you want to know more about at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. >> we continue to follow this wreaking news. tremont court, somerset and sudbury street. they have evacuated 40 court and the two buildings have been evacuated. according to steve cooper they are waiting for someone to come and shutdown the gas main. according to cooper it's still leaking. he saying starting to infiltrate into the two addresses you were mentioned. we saw earlier sky 7 worker that appeared filing out of one of those addresses with boston firefighters. steveoo

we have fog not so much in downtown boston. heading toward the south shore, we see visibility reduced into plymouth and the case as well. satellite/radar imagery impressive with downpours and lightning that pushed through. now for this morning, we do see a nice little lull as we have dry air in place, but it won't last long. antoinette and todd, i'll have a look at the next batch of showers moving in later this afternoon. todd: a powerful line of thunderstorms moving through the area last night, as we were several towns experiencing flash flooding. antoinette: worcester one of the areas hardest hit. the rain is done for right now, as kelly anne mentioned, and floodwaters have started to recede, but some roads remain impassable. murray ave completely under water. city officials reminding us it is never safe to drive through water when you don't know how levels rose up to car windows. one driver right there forced to stand on top of his car while waiting to be rescued, one of dozens of rescues in the area. crews working through t

that is definitely the surprise of a lifetime. >>> still to come a taste of spring in downtown boston. >> people getting free flowers >>> spreading cheer in downtown boston. 1,700 flowers were handled out yesterday as part of the national pedal it forward. each persons gets 2 with the intention of sharing a second with another person. did you keep both of yours? because i didn't get one. >> i didn't go, i didn't get any flowers and i wish i did. >> flowers will cheer anybody up. >>> your top stories, weather and traffic are all straight >>> developing right now at 5:00 a 13 years old hit by a stray bullet in his own bed, the search for 2 suspects. >>> and fireworks on the debate stage, clinton and trump clashing over the issues. >>> plus the last ditch effort to save the garden as officials get ready to vote on an expansion plan at children's hospital. . >>> good morning. 5:00 right now. >> it is thursday october 20th. let's get a check of the forecast with danielle and we're certainly off to a cooler start. >>> develop off to a cooler start, about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than this ti

worcester, but downtown boston, we will be hitting 56. as you move onto the cape, hyannis sitting around 57 for this afternoon. our futurecast looking dry this morning and early afternoon. it will be cool and gusty winds. we look to see dry conditions in place. as we move into tomorrow morning, there are those clouds moving back into the area spreading through with west. as we move into the midmorning, it does look to bring a few showers, especially south of the mass pike, as we move into that 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. hour. so that's something we'll be watching, mainly south, as we move into the morning forecast tomorrow. into the afternoon, those showers shift out. we see clear skies and dry conditions push back in for monday afternoon. here's that seven-day. as we move to the forecast ahead, we're talking about morning shoes progressing through for monday. things are still feeling breezy at that point as we feel the influence of this dipping jet stream and that cool air that's locked in place overhead. so we're talking about near freezin

tomorrow morning colder, 29 to 33 degrees clear and cold 38 downtown boston the wind won't be as strong, and for those tha we've got a freeze warning that's now in effect. it was just upgraded, in effect for tonight into early tomorrow morning. along the 128 belt. so you definitely want to bringe sensitive plants growing seasons tonight. what about highs tomorrow? once again 45 to 50, that is about sunshine both today and tomorrow. now, changes start to come in on thursday. here's the map thursday morning. we start with sun and a few clouds. it will still be cool but a dry start on thursday morning. and it's actually a good thing that this precipitation isn't arriving a little early because look what happens. there's snow on the leading edge you but by the time it arrives here in southern new england during the afternoon and evening may be just a touch of light wintery mix we'll make the transition from a chilly rain thursday afternoon and evening, friday morning the rain is going to ship out of here quickly, low 50s for highs maybe a couple of showers around this weekend. no day looks

downtown boston, 59 degrees. we are going to see a nice warm up this afternoon as we see the winds pushing in from the south and west. a cold front moving through, things start to cool down. i overcast sky in downtown austin, but as you move throughout the day, we see some glimmers of sun try to br moved in from the west with our next chance of showers approaching from the great lakes region. i will get the shower truck coming up. doug: kelly ann, thank you. breaking overnight, boston police shoot and kill a suspect in the south end. antoinette: the incident started with a call for an emotionally disturbed man. the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is live in the south end with the breaking details. juli? juli: antoinette and doug, we home. you can see there is still a police cruiser and a couple of police officers outside this shawmut avenue apartment. it was boston police and ems that responded to this home around 12:30 overnight. they entered the home hoping to calm down the 31-year-old man. police called him emotiona

mostly clear and cold tonight 26 to 33 in the suburbs, 38 in downtown boston. it will be a cold for the kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning. definitely the fall jacket or heavier coat on. low 50s by t bus ride home. keep in mind november 1st we should be in the upper 50s. we'll an little bit blow he that tomorrow. wind is going to turnout of the south tomorrow about 5 to 10 miles per hour. so that will make a difference. it will feel a little bit better tomorrow with the sun and lighter wind and with temperatures a couple of degrees above where they would be today. mid-60s on wednesday. warmth comes in in the middle pe 50 for the upcoming weekend could even be a couple of coastal flurries dotting the coastline on sunday. >> she sounds so excited by flurries. >>> coming up aerosmith on air force one. >> how the band managed a >>> update you now on this breaking news boston ems confirming 4 firefighters and a civilian were taken to the hospital after this crash here in the back bay. it appears at least 2 cars and the truck were involved in that accident. we're

jaffrey 48, orange 48, downtown boston at 54. northern new england, northern new york they didn't make it out of upper 40's this afternoon and high pressure from canada responsible for that. we had a cool front come through here this morning with clouds and some sprinkles but now the high pressure takes it from here and that will start building into southern new england overnight tonight. was a little bit cranky at times this afternoon. 15 to 20 miles per hour. this evening around ten to 15 miles per hour then settling to under ten miles per hour after midnight tonight. temperatures between 33 and 39 so a chilly morning commute and here is the difference. it will be chilly all day long we had several cold morning this fall but we have been able to recover but now that we enter in the end of october and head for november that sun not as strong as it once was so it requires more lifting for the sun to 40's to around 50 tomorrow afternoon. noral high 5 city around 55 tomorrow afternoon. dracut at 49. concord at 48. too the worcester

downtown boston low to mid 50s. tomorrow say fantastic day. the weekend off to a great start with lots of sunshine and mild. 71 to 76. on to the holiday weekend. here's a cool front racing out f canada during the day, so we'll start saturday with sun and clouds show up in the afternoon. not much in the way of rain. i think perhaps a couple sprinkles with the cool front ad it's this cold front up works tandem, so that will block matthew's northward advancement up into new england. so that's why we are still holding firm with the dry weathr continuing after the shower threat saturday evening. sunday and monday, columbus day, lots of sunshine. by the way, the fall foliage coming on strong. even a lot of color in metro west. the 495 corridor. temperatures mild the next two days and then cooler into the holiday weekend. see you at 5:00. let's get over to matt fitzgerad with a check of the roads today. >> we're above 93 north approaching 128. moving well, it will be stop-and-go pretty much all the way up to 128. once past up you'll be jammed up from

in downtown boston, steve cooper, 7 news. >>> a quincy school bus driver week. it happened last tuesday at quarry street. several children were taken to the hospital but they're okay. the driver is cited for negligent operation and marked lanes violations and could face several fines and two years in prison. >>> a man accused of the alarms assault of a broxton high school student was in court today. he raped the student in the school's parking lot on thursday during school hour made plans to meet up the day he sauled here. the 44-year-old is pleading not guilty. >>> darius berry is charged with second-degree murder for killing a 23-year-old man in east boston. officials say the attack happened on paris street in august. >>> a group of thieves caught on camera in bolten. look at this. home surveillance video shows one thief grabbing a political running away. both the democratic and republican signs have been stolen. >>> activists in maine held a vigil to show support for the pipeline protesters. nearly 100 people gathered in bangor with anti-pipeline protesters.

you can see it mostly cloudy through downtown boston. we see glimmers of sunshine breaking throughwe that is giving us hope as we move into the afternoon. cold front overhead. that is one of the reasons we're seeing showers moving in from the west and pushing into areas this evening. a cool down tonight and into monday. we are seeing clouds moving through much of our region. 60's. that has been the trend for much of october. temperatures staying above normal. our average this month has been about 1.5 degrees above. we were in the 80's earlier this month. tomorrow, we will be in the 50's. we are kicking off november in the 60's i wednesy thursday of this week. downtown boston, 62 degrees. we see temperatures well into the mid-60's even with 64 in hyannis. afterwards worcester, upper 50's. the winds will stay down during the day. temperatures will stay milder until the winds pick up tonight. clouds moving in this afternoon. hours when the showers approach from the west. initially, they will be scattered and light. we are talking about heav

water creeping up, a flash flood warning is in effect for many areas, including downtown boston. let's begin our coverage with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> jeremy: okay, john. we have that flash flood warning in the city as well as suffolk county, essex county and up through rockingham county. thankfully, worcester out of the flash f their warning just expired a few moments ago. the worst of it now confined to the coastline, but look at these rainfall totals from earlier this evening. and keep in mind, too, that this all happened within one to three hours. that's a lot of rain. even in a drought, it can be too much of a good thing. worcester five inch, stowe and pepperell under four inches of rain. heaviest of the rain shifting east of the worcester hills and new east of the city of boston. this is good here. water to begin to recede. further east again and north, we still have that heavy tropical plume of rain cape ann up through the seacoast with thunderstorms embedded. that will move off the southeast coast within the next 30 to 45 minutes. and on the south shore, a n

we'll check the drive times on the pike from downtown boston to the weston tolls a 23 minute ride. once you get past the weston tolls to 495, 26 minutes. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >> anchor: tensions ar country between police and the african-american community. >> anchor: an officer and a football player in texas are hoping their connection can serve as a strong example for others. nicole oliverio has their story. willie phillips made his name known on the football field and recently he made his name known on social media with this tweet which reads "society doesn't want to see black and cops together but me and officer king are making a change. he is the father i never had." officer king he was like that father figure i needed in my life. >> reporter: it all start wad handshake. >>> i saw willie in the hall one day and i just went up there and shook his hand and introduced myself and he introduced his self. we just hit it off from there. >>> i started talking to him every day i seen hill. we became closer. >>> the two can be found spending tile to the outside of the halls. >>>

downtown boston at 58 degrees. this is the thing. it's going to feel a lot warmer than yesterday, but really it's not too much warmer. temperatures yesterday got into the mid 50's. it just didn't feel like it because of those winds that were in place. your seven-day outlook includes it's that chance of showers as we head into sunday and monday that we are watching. your halloween forecast includes some light wind as the kids are heading out that night. things will get chilly quickly. we're in the 50's that afternoon. at night we're falling into the 30's and 40's. the rest of the seven-day looking mild and, doug and antoinette, we're even seeing signs of the 60's for later on this workweek. antoinette: 60's. i thought we'd said goodbye. doug: welcome back. antoinette: 5:17. chec passengers killed in a deadly crash are suing the bus company. 13 people in all were killed and dozens of others injured when that bus collided with a tractor-trailer near palm springs last weekend. that bus had just left a casino earlier in the morning. the f

downtown boston, 63. worcester county, 60 right now. so it's a warm start and pretty much as warm as it's going to get as we see plymouth at 65. check out all this cool air to our west. 40's as we stretch through much of new york and through vermont. this air will be shifting toward our region for later tonight. and as we head into the start of next week as well. so your high temperatures for those highs in the morning. it's a very strange outlook as we do see temperatures right now in the 60's. as we progress into the later afternoon and evening, those showers move in and we see that cool air pushing into our region, ushering in not only a cooldown but strong winds expected. you're waking up tomorrow morning not quite as warm and muggy as today. as we drop down into the mid 40's for downtown boston, you move inland, we see 0's on the board. north shore, upper 30's to lower 40's. right now, it's mild. the main reason for that is because we have this warm air mass moving in ahead of that kol air that's going to be wrapping in behind that

downtown boston, you're staying dry. those showers move in. as we move toward late afternoon, looking to see moving into worcester county as well. now we move through into the evening. we have some of that cooler air bringing the chance for the first flakes of the season for the berkshires and adirondacks as well. drying heading into sunday morning. as we head into sunday afternoon, we'll see gusty winds in place. you'll be shocked by how temperatures are not going to feel quite as warm as those upper 50's as we see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour possible. keep in mind, there is a wi late tonight. temperatures into the 50's for sunday, progressing into monday. at that point, we're tracking the chance for a few new showers. winds are going to be a factor this week. the strongest expected tonight into the forecast for tomorrow. even as we progress toward tuesday, we do see some gusty winds in place as well. keep in mind as we move through the rest of the forecast, temperatures will stay on the lower end of the scale. for tuesday afternoon. t

>> gene: give you better idea what drivers are going through, daniel miller pike downtown boston covered a lot of ground this morning and, daniel, this point haven't seen much traffic as you continue the team traffic driving around boston. >> daniel: route 9 headed toward the city and listening to michael actually of the other things and one of the major alternate routes talking about and surprisingly traffic on route 9 not as bad as thought it had be. i got a tweet earlier this morning within the past hour from twitter follower and didn't hit any traffic at all and about the traffic and seen during this time see heavy congestion during the stoplights and with the major plan that was put in place for people the, you know, take extra precaution, plan ahead, but we don't see any of that right now 9:06 that's a good thing because maybe folks have taken day off and made other plans and decided to work from home but pretty good commute for us and many others headed into boston this morning. reporting live miller, fox25 news. >> catherine: we track traffic and weather together every ten minute

crawled out of her wheelchair and tried to get to the phone to get help and the boston police officers shot in the line of downtown, both underwent more surgery today. investigators returned to the scene of the shooting to gather more evidence. live in east boston with the latest in the case. >> and those officers do remain critical but stable. police have been processing the physical evidence and trying to figure out so quickly. >> they hauled bags of evidence including what appeared of cases of the home after spending hours in and out of the basement where a fire fight played out. investigators are trying to piece together how a domestic violence call turned deadly. >> we'll figure out as best we can as to what trigtured this response. >> the roommate called 9-1-1 to police say by the time they arrived, he had armed himself with an assault weapon, put on a ballistic vest and fired that hit the officer multiple times >> we had a complicated conversation trying to figure out what could have been the motive, where the man was from. it hasn't been established yet. >> the arrest for impersonating a private investigat

about 55 in downtown boston. that's one of the biggest differences tomorrow, with that wind coming in off the water. running just about. 60 in boston. probably upper 50s tomorrow in port smith. low to mid 60s inland. tomorrow morning will start dry. you want to throw the umbrella or raincoat in the car. by the late afternoon and evening, some scattered showers will arrive. generally light, it's not like it's a soaking rain. friday morning, this is the map at 7:00 a.m. a lot of clouds, that turns inland. yellows and reds come in. it looks luke it's going to pour. we'll keep you posted. saturday, a few lingering showers. both day it is, only in the 50s. upper 40s by tuesday of next week. chris. >> thank you very much, danielle. let's take a live look. build in. 93 is looking okay for the most part. a little bit of a slowdown and you're on the brakes through the stretch and you can good to go until you get to downtown. >> could be b looking to provetize more services. the team will play $1 million hired to look into

doug: as we take a live look at downtown boston, 56 we approach the 6:00 hour. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. boston police open firing, killing a knife wielding man. the new information we have from that scene. doug: hillary clinton pushing back, calling again on the fbi to explain what she calls a stunning move. how donald trump is capitalizing on the latest chapter in her email scandal. antoinette: up in flames. the car fire that temporarily shut down storrow drive. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning.

downtown boston, 49 degrees now. we are seeing beautiful skies. we will make it from the last. 45 mile possible wind gusts. though the thermometer will reach the mid-to-upper 50's, cooler because of those limbs. antoinette: bring in jackets. learning several languages made reading and writing difficult. i caught up with jay soares, who explains how he overcame that obstacle to become a star student on campus. >> take one look at j, and it is not hard to see why he is a big man on campus. >> congo, south africa, and i visited my grandfather in france before. >> speaking four languages, pork cheese english, spanish, made reading and writing confusing for him. >> i was looked at as the kid not that smart. >> he saw that as him being able to become a better reader. technical high school, he is excelling at his area of the tease. stationary engineering. he knows his stuff. >> help him's work and heat exchanges work, different kinds of boilers, what is the difference between the open heat and closing heat exchange. >> he is a three sport athlete, includ

. >> this week's high 5 take us to downtown boston. >> friday morning on the eyeopener, protecting your technology. >> experts reveal the real risks including the one password protection that could make a big difference. >> and a wet and windy start here for the morning commute. the time line, friday starting she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ben: toy story fans, disney has swapped the release we do know it will focus on a new chapter in the lives of woody, buzz lightyear and the gang. jc: as long as they are all still together. ben: a field of dreams comes with a three -- creates a fantasy field in his backyard. jc: he has 14 surgeries. he has always dreamed of playing it fenway park and now he can. >> i wanted to play and play. jc: the red sox donated real sod from the park in boston. it also has the green monster, lights, the citgo sign and a press box. the bal

clear, high-pressure overhead a nippy night temperatures getting down to 30 in the suburbs, 44 downtown boston, some readings in the lower 30s supporting frost formation. down in the a breeze for much of the night, the national weather service has the frost advisory across much of the region and then lighter shading where a freeze warning has been displayed parts into western new hampshire and the berkshires and portions of vermont from 2:00 until 9:00 in the morning. upper 50s near 60 today not as warm as the rest of the nation. upper 60s later this week, the warmest weather staying out there for now. tropical storm nicole looks like it will become a minimal hurricane, category one as it gets close to bermuda thursday, that is the latest projection. there is bermuda going close to the island and it will start racing off to the northeast. we don't be concerned about it for the united states. weather throughout the week it will be replaced by another one for next weekend, high temperatures tomorrow in the lower 60s away from the ocean. not much wind tomorrow. just a little bit of a seabreeze, t

it is even overcast if you're heading of downtown boston now. any signs of showers well off to the west. great lakes bringing rain chances from buffalo to the patriots game. that will bring us our chance of showers through the forecast tonight. this cold front brings changes as far as our temperatures. we cool down into the forecast tonight and the start of next week. clouds begin with the forecast this afternoon. heavy showers move in for the southern extent. for the o kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: and the next...a kid - kelly: ...you're raising your own little girl. kelly: growing up, i watched my mom work so hard. through challenges and struggles, she made our lives better. she's my inspiration in the senate - whether strengthening social security or medicare, protecting our environment, or helping make college more affordable... she taught me that with hard work... kate: you can do anything? kathy: anything. kate: my mom taught me that too. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hostkelly ayotte... for this is where ayotte voted

. >>> new at 6:00, spreading cheer in downtown boston. >> and brightening an already gorgeous day with flowers. 1700 bouquets were handed out campaign. each person received two bouquets with the idea that he or she would give the second to another person. >> we go from nice to something that's sure to be contentious. the fireworks are sure to fly. >> i don't think they'll give each other flowers. >>> the candidates getting ready in las vegas. a live picture now. and this is the final faceoff before the election. and you can watch it here at 9:00. followed by expert an andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families he

better and give all our kids hope. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 5:30. greens. the downtown crossing locations shut down for health violations. >> this is the second sweet green to have issues within the past two months. and bill shields is live in boston. >> inspectors were at the store and came up with a list of health code violations. the store management voluntarily closed and some of the violations are interesting including dirty prep services. >> in inspection, we found a number of violations, and the violations are at the point that we sincerely encourage the restaurant to close. >> reporter: the inspector found a list of violations, including fly infestation. this is the second sweet greens store to close this year. late this afternoon, all of the employees at the school street

that will allow radiational cooling. 30s in the suburbs. 34 downtown boston for the low tonight. and you can see 30s in outlying spots. some of the valley areas having frost. the national weather service has a frost up, including cape cod and the south coast. even freezing temperatures into central massachusetts. how about the bus stop tomorrow by recess and ride home, lower 60s away from the ocean tomorrow. but at the coast, it'll be a little bit of a sea breeze. not much wind anywhere tomorrow. just enough to bring a drift of air in from the ocean to keep it cool. 70s in the middle part of the ocean. we won't get that warm this weekend, fortunately. but it'll bump up later this week. we'll be watching the cold. but it'll mostly a threat for bermuda. going by that island wednesday night and thursday morning. safely out doesn't threaten the east coast of the united states whatsoever. so that high pressure will give us the chilly weather and fine weather for the next couple of days. those highs will move to the east. tomorrow, east of there. this brings a little cloudiness in here

it will be breezy tonight 39 to 45 in the suburbs. 48 in downtown boston. highs tomorrow noticeably cooler 55 to 60 for most of us so back to a below average day. high pressure building in out of the great lakes is going to stay with us for friday, saturday and sunday as well. it looks beautiful, a dry upcoming weekend with classic fall weather in place includes for the bengals and pats sunday. wind won't be an issue. monday back up to 70. we'll have a chance of a couple of showers and it looks like we stay mild in the upper 60s through the middle part of next week. >>> construction inside the tunnel has wrapped up. you can see all lanes have reopened. everything is smooth sailing but there is more construction happening out on 1278 this morning. we have a couple of right lane is closed southbound at exit 24. that construction is scheduled to wrap up at 5 app. >>> lowell police trying to track down 2 people robbing customers attribute tee salons. there were 3 incidents in the last 6 days. police say this woman scouts out the business and her partner moves i

-- not a huge one but more shooting stars in the sky than usual. 40s in the suburb and 50s in downtown boston. brightest skies in the morning and clouds picking up towards the afternoon and a chance of rain showers by tomorrow night after sunset. as this wave of low pressure ripples up along the front, still a question mark as to how much rain we can squeeze out of this. a decent amount of rain is off the cape cod and boston. the steady stuff stays south and east. and west of boston, clouds thickening up and winds out of southeast towards tomorrow night a chance of showers moving in and staying milder in the 50s and on sunday a chance for morning rain and brighter skies off to the north and west as high temps stay in the low 60s on monday. october fest going on at noon. a chance for a brief morning shower on sunday and that's it. meanwhile to the south saturday we got the and sunday looks like a wetter day. celebrating the cranberry harvest. a couple inches of rain helping out with the harvest. looking towards next week and mid october looks dry and cool and maybe a chance for frost on tuesda

fingers crossed for the sox font. 43 for an overnight low in downtown boston. 30s in the suburbs, there will be pockets of frost. it's a freeze watch fo a warning for western new hampshire, eastern and central vermont will we'll be at or below 32 degrees. back to reality tomorrow for the kids. 30s in the morning and sunshine into the 60s. you can get rid of the jacket. mid to upper 60s through mid-week chance of an overnight shower thursday cooling off again on friday and a beautiful looking weekend. >> all right. looks nice. >>> right now more than 7,000 boston. >> that's right a look from sky eye as we look over the 10k for women road race. runners are crossing the massachusetts blaming and back to the bay. this is the 40th anniversary of the race. >>> tonight you can end your holiday weekend with a free cup of coffee at more than a dozen service plazas across massachusetts highways. who coffee? >> absolutely. >>> from the back streets of new jersey to harvard the boss coming to town. >> an fans of the young and the restless we've got a special opportunity for you. you can get a chanc

we are live in downtown boston this afternoon, steveoo >> sarah: we are following more breaking news at noon. a school bus driver in quincy has been cited after his bus went off the road and hit a house. this happened last week. the crash happened last tuesday on cory street. right near the intersection of kitter street. several children were taken to the hospital. they are all doing okay. police say the driver is being cited for negligence... negligent operation and marked lane violations. he could face several fines as >> christa: now the all-important halloween forecast. how comfortable will it be for trick or treaters? of course, where are all the parents tonight? let's go to chris lambert with more. >> chris: i was going to say, the kids don't care. they will be running from house to house grabbing all the candy they. can good afternoon. for you parents out there, the winds not quite as strong this evening. we have a chilly breeze. this will calm down a little bit into the evening hours. giving us a windchill factor. feels like 39 in worcester. you get into the trick or treat ho

lows 32-37 and close to 39 in downtown boston. you see the northwest breeze staying with us. that air flow is right out of canada and keeping temperatures below average the next few days. so chilly some of the area might see snowfall later this week. here's a look at the temperature trend. below the average mark for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday warmer towards the weekend. big change compared to last week. we'll talk about the chance for a wintery mix. >>> campaign 2016 tonight, battleground new hampshire hillary clinton campaigning in the granite state with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren at her side. the election is two weeks from tomorrow. the candidates in the home stretch now as wbz shows us clinton and donald trump are focusing all of their efforts >> reporter: hillary clinton's entrance in manchester new hampshire drew attention to her widening campaign message. pairing with elizabeth warren warren. >> we have to break through the grid lock. >> reporter: clinton is focusing more on helping congressional candidates. she and warren both took shots at trump. >>

mainly clear skies and going to make for a great evening. 55 in downtown boston well above the norm. changes are brewing, we have a system we're watching which may become tropical storm otto. and we have a cold front moving in from the west. and both of those helping to introduce rain to the forecast and a sharp cooldown and parts of new england could see snow. we'll take a look at that part of the forecast coming up in a few. >>> campaign 2016, in a few hours, donald trump and hillary clinton is leading in the polls, and trump definitely has something to prove. danielle nottingham is in las vegas with a closer look at what to expect. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump will meet in the final presidential debate. the latest polls show clinton is ahead in a four way race. >> i don't believe the polls any more. i don't believe them. >> reporter: trump said the fraud. >> the election is rigged. that's the new thing. >> reporter: he's expected to raise questions about clinton's trustworthiness. wikileaks has released a stream of hacked e-mails. one said the clinton campaign had

in downtown boston kelly o'hara 7 news. >> anchor: a whole new ball game r he delivers a political pitch in new hampshire. to meet with volunteers and lend his support for the republican presidential nominee. shilling backed trump in the race for the white house. today he expressed his interest in running against senator elizabeth warren in 2018. >> i want to do it. i need my family all in or not. i won't walk away from this. in. >> anchor: in august shilling said he would like to be one of the people responsible for getting elizabeth warren out of politics. >> now on 7 the candidates are ready. >> now she has to do debate prep for 5 days. >> he is unqualified and unfit to be the president and commander in chief. >> we are one day away from a sin city show down. >> anchor: hillary clinton and donald trump are set for third and final presidential debate tomorrow night in las vegas. now first from the donald trump campaign let's get more from 7's byron barnett. >> reporter: donald trump in wisconsin trying to keep his core supporters fired up. staying on the attack calling the newly releas

have our own on-site commuter rail station and we are able to get to downtown boston and 20 minutes. >> now union point has landed his first major tenant, at dutch robotics firm, which will build a 300,000 square-foot complex over the next couple years with hundreds of jobs to follow. but some had already into the idea. >> i said i love this place. >> about 700 people live here already, pioneers in this new suburban frontier with more homes going up by the day. >> it's amazing, condos, houses, the over 55 community -- it's great. there's going to be a community within itself. jc: also tonight, shayna seymour learns why new kid jordan knight playgrounds. recycled boston, chronicle at 7:30. ed: a happy ending tonight to a story we first brought to you this past spring. the vermont boy saving pennies to get a service dog finally has one tonight. 8-year-old aiden heath started saving when he was 4. he needed to come up with $15,000 to afford a service dog to help him monitor his type-one diabetes. after his story made national headlines, money came pouring in. a chocolate lab named angel

transponder and the toll will be charged to your state. 23 locations from the new york border to downtown boston. will help the air quality, reduce congestion and improve public safety. >> a lot of accidents happen at the toll facilities. americaning cutting into lanes. >> reporter: with the new system live on friday that means getting rid of the old system. system the stairs that go down into the tunnel system. >> reporter: the construction that begins on friday will begin with removing the toll booths in center lanes. traffic will be diverted to the outside lanes. mass dot is hoping drivers will be safe and plan accordingly. >> people need to be prepared for that on monday during their commute. it will be a big change. >> reporter: and a big change for toll collectors. 500 employees the switch to electronic tolling. workers are offered a variety of job options. hundreds will be left unemployed. >> there will be layoffs between 200 and 250 i believe is the number. >> reporter: kris anderson 7 news. >> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: sun is back with us tomorro

first here's a live look at downtown boston, can you see the gloomy and gray day bringing much needed rain to the area. >> anchor: but could it be a while before we see the sunshine. bri eggers has a first check of the forecast, and appear update on hurricane matthew. >> we'll start there, because this is where everybody's eyes are, hurricane m since felix in 2007. a category 4 at this point. wind about 150 miles per hour, it's stationary at this point but will eventually start that northerly track and head still as a major hurricane through the caribbean sea and the forecast cone is shifting closer and closer, the tracks and the models are taking it into haiti rather than jamaica. it's not really expected with hurricane, a category 3, through tuesday, wednesday, tracking through the bahamas as a category 3 hurricane and still by thursday we're still looking at matthew as a major hurricane. we can't really nail down a forecast past that point, but i'll show you the spaghetti models, we call them spaghetti models because they look like spaghetti strings. we're looking for these lines t

tonight, the clouds will increase, low-level clouds for most of us, 45 to 15 the suburbs, 53 downtown boston, saying dry tonight instant -- tomorrow, 65 to 70, breezy and mild as we go into thursday we do start with low-level clouds but i cannot rule out a sprinkle in the morning. most of us will be dry, no issues for the morning commute and during the afternoon we start to see some breaks of sunshine come out notice late in the day we go showers coming into the brookshire, but watch what happens as they slide east, tended to break apart so by 5:00 p.m., the places like the route to corridor -- 6:00, 7:00, mayb light, and they pressed through quickly and then clearing comes in after that with a new area of high pressure building in for the upcoming weekend. hurricane nicole has really started -- strengthened over the past 24 hours. 100 miles per hour winds, category 2, bermuda under the gun as we go into tomorrow. it is going to make a very close path along and perhaps just west of the island. hurricane warnings are going to be in effect. nicole will continue to get weaker as she moves of th

in downtown boston, steve cooper, 7 news. >>> a quincy school bus driver has been cited after his bus went off the road and hid a house last week. the crash happened last tuesday on cory street near the the hospital but are okay. police say the driver is cited for negligent operation and marked lanes violations. he could face several fines and up to two years in jail. >>> we're following more news. it's all clear after a square over the weekend at new york metropolitan opera. a man dumped on stage and dumped a white powdery substance in the orchestra pit. >> we have spoken to more than one witness that spoke to an individual from out of town who sprinkle ashes of a friend, his mentor in opera. >> reporter: investigators say they think know who is. an audience member that didn't realize the scare he was about to cause. during intermission at a performance at the metropolitan opera house saturday night he walked up to the orchestra pit and sprinkled white powder, what's believed to be ashes now. the met then canceled ought of investigators say the man didn't say anything as he spread th

we'll check the drive on the mass pike from downtown boston to the westin tolls a 25-minute ride. once you get passed passed the o 125, another 23 minutes. >>> a cupcake controversy in oregon, a bakery that makes cupcakes decided to make something new. the owner named the cupcake after president obama be many took it the rock way. >>> she said she never intended for the name of her newest >>> just something that would be elite. >>> the owner of fat cupcake said she knew her cupcakes with an oreo cooking inside would be a hit. >>> what job position would you wear formal suit to and then i thought the presidential office. >>> so she named it mr. president. she later found out president barack obama's favorite cookie is the oreo. criticizing hayes of being racist. >>> i never thought or intended or could have ever imagined that it would have been taken as an insult, because really, in my mind i was thinking it would be an honor. >>> she says she understands customer concerns adding racism something she would never support and has already changed the name to "the professional" we alwa

topping out in the upper 40's this afternoon. 10 degrees below normal. 49 degrees in downtown boston. interior massachusete' mid-40's for today. very chilly afternoon. add in the wind and we have windchill factor. the 44 in worcester is going to feel more like the upper 30's. even in the height of the afternoon. it's all about the cold. talk about big impact as far as temperature and windchill factor as well. as we move into the forecast tomorrow morning we see temperatures dropping near or below freezing. it's thursday morning as we see 20's. the mix is a possibility for some western counties and eventually transitioning to a chilly rain for thursday afternoon. we have that high pressure to our west and we have windy conditions in place. wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour. as high pressure moves overhead for wednesday we will start to see wind dying down. sunny and dry outlook grab the day. our next rainmaker moving in as we head into thay will be creeping in slower so that will have some impact on who sees that's no chance while many of us -- who will see that's no chance while many

we come up by a few degrees this afternoon, tonight, partly cloudy, about 41 in downtown boston and the weekend is looking pretty good. here's what happens. tomorrow we start with sunshine. i think the clouds increase. there may be an isolated, isolated shower. i think most of the day tomorrow is fine. it will be breezy with the wind out of the southwest. sunday we start with sunshine. there are a couple of showers that may try to sneak in later on sunday but overall i think that the weekend is mainly dry and most of us will be 55 to 60 monday, dry for halloween, sunshine, in the low 50s, falling through the 40s for trick-or-treating time and then a warm-up -- we should be in the mid-60s through the middle part of the week. >>> we want you to be extra cautious of wet roads this morning. we can see from the cameras that the roads are slick. there is construction happening eastbound on the pike as well with lane closures at the market street overpass and also by the allston brighton tollways getting ready for the gantries. they are not causing delays but watch out for the crews working th

not too shabby considering the time of year. 69 at logan where the breeze is off the water and downtown boston is in the low 70s. most of our temperatures now are in the 60s and 70s. here's what i am talking about tomorrow. right around 80 degrees in boston. the only way that will not happen is if we have a sea breeze or a southeasterly breeze that hangs on longer than i think. the winds should become southwest and that should help the warmer air to move in. we may make a record tomorrow. the record is 82. the high back from 1908 and 85. not going to make the record in worcester. before we get to the warm front the leading edge of the really, really warm air we have a band of showers and thunderstorms approaching new york state. i am not sure that will hold together, but if you look even closer, a couple little spot showers are starting to show up in western mass. it has developed a little in the next few hours. if you are going to be out, don't be shocked if we get a quick shower. a very remote chance of a thunderstorm and then we get set for the heat of tomorrow. we may start off with clouds

those are commuters leaving downtown boston. let's see how the drive times are around the region. let's go to the pike and you can see in the newton corner vicinity and from 93 to the western tolls, 38 minutes. once you clear the construction zone at the tolls down to the construction zone at route 9. let ea go to the expressway and that's half an hour on the upper deck to 128 it is 39 minutes and on 495, look at that. we have an accidenty stacking up 495 southbound so be alert if you are headed in that direction this evening. >> commitment 2016 and the fbi's new e-mailis the justice department promising a quick review. newscenter 5's eye -- aixa diaz has more. >> hilly clinton's use of a -- hillary clinton's use of a private server gets new life on the campaign trail. they discovered new e-mails with possible class pied information. >> what looks like an increasingly close election it could have an impact. are reacting to comey's announcement. >> it took a lot of guts. i december agreed with him and i was not his fan. what he did was bring back his rep pew us ta. >> and clinton i

getting beneficial rainfall, those light showers continue to dot across the radar as we take a look downtown boston we have showers also 128 along the mass pike, north and east, nothing severe we have additional rain moving in over night tonight that's why we expect anywhere from 1 to up to 3 inches of rain in some spots especially south eastern massachusetts 5 p.m. still tracking the rain and it will be heavy from time to time sunday morning sunday evening we expect showers, ultimately not a wash out, not necessarily as bad as what we'll see on saturday, they were from this forecast model projecting 1 to 2 inches of there you go this will put a dent in the drought conditions. 56 degrees, winds at 17, very breezy chilly and time rainy forecast, high temps 58, more breaks in the rain compared to saturday and then we'll stay in the 60s for the rest of the week with maybe some good sunshine late on tuesday, david, lisa? >>> by then we'll have really missed it thank you very much, pamela. celebration. >> sends everyone home very happy dan roach has the ? ? ? with simply right checking from santander ba

ed: streets in downtown boston are back open. a krks crew hit a -- a construction crew hit a gas pipe. the area was shutdown along with 10 tremont and 40 court street that were evacuated as a precaution. we are told the pipe has now been fixed. ed: breaking news out of foxborough and a shocker from gillette stadium. they have traded n he is number nine in blue and they traded him to cleveland. the patriots get what is called a third round compensatory pick for the versatile player. it came as a huge surprise to fans and analysts alike when news spread. mike lynch will be with us to discuss the thinking behind this trade and what it means for the patriots' defense as it moves forward. jc: a tooth fairy teenager who has died. the 18-year-old accused of attacking him is facing charges. he faced a judge and police say he slammed the victim's head against the concrete floor at an underaged drinking party on boylston street. he is charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon and ordered held on $10,000 boil. $10,000 bail. ed:

it begins after the tobin bridge to lynnfield and it's moving from saw gus into the downtown boston. not a fun ride in either direction this afternoon. you're crawling from the lower deck into the o'neal tunnel. they're crawling from the tunnel to commerce way and up past river road. we have ak times. a 38-minute drive past 128 to 495, 17 minutes. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >>> next on 7 news, is it better? we face off against an olympic gold medalist for her latest challenge. >> a dangerous drive in salem. a man heads to court after sending a mother and her children to the hospital. >>> we have breaking news. a fire truck caused a chain reaction crash in the back bay. four firefighters taken to the >>> the patriots making a big trade today. >> and a fire truck causes a chain-reaction crash in the back >>> they say engine 7 was heads up com avenue when the engine collided with a car at dartmouth street. it veered off and hit a parked car and damaged other cars parked in front of it. four firefighters and the driver of the first car were taken to nearby mass general hospital. two of

does not include downtown boston but it's still going to be a cold morning there. these will be the temperatures about 7:00. orange 28. worcester 30 degrees. boston 36. down through the south shore and out on to the cape low to middle 30s. the city hasn't had a temperature, you have to go before you find a temperature where boston was down in the 30s. chilly again through the day tomorrow. mostly sunny skies. in the as windy. high temperatures between 44-49. for thursday a lot of clouds and here comes rain thursday afternoon from our next weather system. and there is going to be leftover cold air thursday afternoon. so much we're talking about a little bit of snow in the berkshires as well as portion was vermont and then it flips over to rain. there may be a light coating grasses but if you have travel plans, business travel out to the western new england, it's not that kind of an event. then you notice the pink shading here. there will be pockets of some sleet mixed in with the rain, perhaps even a couple of snow flakes and sleet. that will then become rain thursda

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corner then begin from to the weston state police barracks, eastbound side you are moving well to downtown boston. heavy on the expressway south this. is near the gas tank in dorchester. the southbound side moving a bit slow. not all that bad. jammed out of the tunnel. most of the way down to the split. overon the northbound side you are moving okay but further up you will be heavy ace you approach the tunnel. tough to see but you are going to be heavy out of the tunnel. across the bridge and most of the way up to commerce road. the southbound is moving well. we'll check the drive 93 north, a 32 minute drive. past that from 12 to 495, 12 minutes. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >> ryan: a 13-year-old finally realizing his team of playing football. this weekend he got to do just that and so much more. >> anchor: the teen has been living with a rare genetic disorder and he made it on to the field and scored a >> number 11 eddy. [applause] >> >> it has been a long road. there is always, been a little light a quiet dream for me. i've always beant wanted to play football but i knew i won't be able to but