gaining their trust before savagely murdering them. sampson's attorneys all from outside of boston blame sampson's murder spree on a head injury. they say, he fell down the stairs when he was four years old, and that turned in to an early traumatic brain injury after several more bumps on his head over the years. >> i don't know any of us who have not fallen down the stairs or fallen off our bikes. we didn't have helmets when we were growing up. it happened to all of us and we didn't all turn out this way. >> the reporter: and we're expected to hear from witnesses in this case. straight ahead at 6:00 p.m., we're going to have a little bit more about what the government says sampson did while he was serving time that makes him even dangerous while in custody. we are live if boston, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> mark: developing tonight, police are estimate working to come up with a motive for deadly attacks on two iowa police officers. both of these men were shot and killed without warning while they sat in their cars overnight and this is the suspect. scott michael green, he control room with the names of the fallen heroes and the suspect's criminal past. >> the reporter: you know, mark, police in des moines now say the officers had no idea they were in any danger. neither called for help before being gunned down as they sat in their cruisers. the shootings happened just 20 minutes apart, and took place two miles away from each other than. just after 1:00 a.m. this morning, their killer approached one police officer at an intersection, fired 15 to 30 shots inside a car and j had been killed, the second officer was gunned down. these are the victims, officer justin martin of the urban dale police department, he was single and had been on the job for about a year. and sergeant tony baminio, married father who had worked if des moines for the last 11 years. right now, investigators are struggling to understand why this happened. >> well, it was a puzzling thing about this, is that he didn't get out any idea there was any it was basically stopped, going to proceed through an intersection when he got confronted by this gunman. >> the reporter: the suspect, scott michael green, has a history with police. he was arrested twice in 2014, and last month, officers had to remove him from a high school after he displayed a confederate flag during the national anthem at a football game. greene is still being questioned. so far, not been charged with the shootings. coming up at 6:00 p.m., reaction to l have to it tragedy. in the control room, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: new at 5:00 p.m., an s.u.v. burst into flames when a driver swerved to avoid hitting a deer. this happened off baldwin street in leister this afternoon and police tweeted this picture about 30 minutes ago. officers say he hit a free before the car caught fire. the driver was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. it took a 7-year-old woman in sterling just three minutes to untie herself and call police after she was robbed inside her home. the attack to 911 dispatchers. >> i have been robbed by three men, an they have taken off with my 2004 black deville. they're probably heading for an expressway, i don't know, but they haven't been gone long. >> vanessa: she sounds so calm there. the victim's car was recovered during our 5:00 p.m. newscast yesterday, but the three masked suspects are still on the random attack. >> mark: it is november, but it feels a lot like summer out there. fox 25 and liberty square earlier today, boston reached 70 degrees, but we are tracking showers, fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz here now with how the rain will impact your thursday. kevin. >> kevin: it will impact your thursday. there are some showers coming our way, mark, postally later on in the day. we're going to talk with that timeline it just a few minutes. we need to talk about this first. 70 degrees if november, it something that happens very commonly, by the way, last year, tomorrow, was 73 degrees. so it did happen nearly the same day last year. 70 in boston on november 2, which happens to be the record date for november, 83 in 1950. the warmest november day in recorded history. i'm betting with the dinosaurs were here, it was a little better. 64 it boston, 66 bedford. that's your dinnertime temperatures on the november 2. not so bad, not so lard to take. from the west, ahead of a system that's working its way toward ums. the one that's going to bring the rainshowers that park was talking about. these -- mark was talking about. these rainshowers are drifting toward new england from new york state, but also staying just north of all important progressive field. there are the showers, going across the lake, that's lake erie and that's cleveland right there. not getting any showers, just mild conditions. game seven of the world series, 65 degrees, no rain, be inconsequential. that is unbelievable we are forecleveland, the beginning of november. i'll keep tracking the showers heading toward us tonight and through the day tomorrow, put together a timeline for you as to when you can expect those to impact your day and especially, your evening commute just ahead. michaela: only on fox 25, it is one of the busiest fire departments per capita in the country, responding to thousands of emergencies each year, but tonight, chelsea firefighters tell fox 25, they need more staffing to keep temperature and th blair, you've been taking their concerns to the city. >> the reporter: the city agrees, this is a problem. firefighters gave me several examples where they've had trouble responding to calls for him, because they didn't have enough people and they worry it's just a matter of time until it leads to serious consequences. it's one of the busiest engine companies in the country per capita. but at chelsea fire central station, firefighters tell fox 25, there's serious concern. >> we haven't seen an increase in staffing for quite some time. getting a commitment from the city. union president points to this fire in 2014, that he says should have led to change. it was a five alarm fire, when six homes went up in flames. but deputy fire chief says there weren't enough resources to fight all of the house firings. >> we just didn't have the manpower to fight the fire in that house, and i refer, the owner coming up to me and he is panicking, my house is burning and i said, as soon as i have somebody do what we can. >> the reporter: but it's still a problem and something that's even been pointed out in recent studies, suggesting ways to increase staffing. today, city manager tom abisino, he agrees, more firefighters are needed. he's already adding two more in the spring of next year and hopes for more in future budgets and grants, but that's still years away. frustrating for capistrand who at risk. >> we've been lucky here. it's only a matter of time before the luck runs out. hopefully a civilian doesn't lose his or her life. >> the reporter: the city manager also said ideally, he would like to have eight more firefighters on the staff today. he says, he's trying to address this and work in more firefighters into each budget year, going forward, the firefighters say as that city grows, the need for more firefighters grows with it. reporting live, blair miller, fox 25 news. michaela: >> vanessa: blair, thank you. so far, so good on the mass pike as crews stay on schedule while they transition all-electronic tolling system. more than half of the 155 toll booths have been taken down. massdot tells us more than five million transactions have been processed since the system went live friday night. the first phase of construction should wrap up by thanksgiving. new at 5:00 p.m. tonight, it was the busiest halloween season ever in salem. thames the word tonight from the police department. they say the prehalloween crowds were larger than previous years and about 50,000 people visited the city on october 31. federal law enforcement officers kept the streets safe and fun. >> mark: two cities, two fan bases are on the edge of their seats. the suffering will end in cleveland or chicago tonight, when either the cubs or indians become world champions, at long last. fox 25 sports director tom leyden joins us now and the stakes could not be higher, tom. >> the reporter: put it into perspective this way. the indians have played 176 games this year. the cubs played 178. none of those games matter, because it all comes down to what happens between the lines tonight. devastated, the other, they're going to party until probably the new year at least. >> of course, we want to be the group that breaks the strange, but you're probably right, it's just correct, and apt that we would go seven games. >> it's game seven, you have two really, really good pitchers, and it will be exciting. >> the reporter: couldn't ask for a much better pitching matchup. corey kluber will be sent to the mound for the first time in the four or cleveland. kyle hendriks will be on the mound. so a pitching duel could be on tap for game seven and how much fun would that be. >> mark: we're looking forward to it. >> vanessa: we are. >> mark: it's going to be great tonight. people are going to be up late, but you know what, everybody has a side on this. >> vanessa: we're both team cub. >> mark: team cubs, but francona, you look at him, you say i'm happy for him, i hope he wins, but for red sox fans know, finally lifting it and reversing the curse, i'm for the cubs. >> kevin: i have a strange mindset. more than anything else, i say who will make the big mistakes. games like this are remembered for who might make a big mistake. i think the cubs showed me a little something last night. they've figured out the indians pitching a little bit and they've seen kluber twice. >> mark: everyone is available as they say, when it comes to pitching. >> the reporter: we might see we'll see them all. >> mark: the cheapest tickets on stub hub are $925, getting you standing room only with an obstructed view, but if you have $75,000 laying around, you can score seats on third base and on top of the indians dugout. only $75,000. you can watch the came from the comfort of your own couch, right here on fox 25, whichever team wins, of course, as we said, making history. first pitch, 8:08 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and stay tuned after the game for our late news. >> vanessa: dirty drug needles scattered throughout one city. >> mark: at 5:30 p.m., how one child's discovery is now leading to a big cleanup effort. >> kevin: we know it's warm out there, that's for sure, but you can see showers to our west and when they're moving toward new england. when you can expect the rain to get here. >> vanessa: the presidential candidates are campaigning hard in final days of the race. >> we are going to win back the white house. >> we need more people to vote. poll showing who is taking the lead right now in this very tight race. plus, what donald trump is joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. >> mark: steady job market and economic growth means the federal reserve will likely raise its influential interest rate before the end of the year. the central bank voted today to keep the rates unchanged. but the fed kept the door open for a hike in december saying the case for an increase has >> vanessa: six days now until the election and while millions of americans have already cast their ballots, donald trump and hillary clinton are wasting none of the time they have left. >> mark: both the candidates and their teams are crisscrossing the country to make sure their final pitch to voters is heard, especially those in battleground states. >> the reporter: it's a race to the finish for presidential challengers, donald trump and hillary clinton. >> we are going to win back the white house. >> we need to possibly can between now and the time the polls close. >> the reporter: and a fight for every vote. >> we need more people to vote. >> show up early and vote. >> the reporter: trump even telling early voters tuesday in wisconsin, to go and change their vote if they voted for clinton. >> if you live here, or in michigan, or pennsylvania, or minnesota, those four places, you can change your vote to donald trump. clinton with a five point lead over trump nationally. 47-42%. but the race has tight end in key battleground states, which could determine the winner. clint eastwood it up in florida and pennsylvania, trump is up six points in nevada. those tight margins have the candidates and their surrogates hitting the battleground hard in the final days. trump and vice-president joe biden are in florida. >> we have two more today >> the reporter: and mike pence is in arizona. >> six days away from a great victory all across the state of arizona and all across the united states of america. >> the reporter: that's where clinton are also be campaigning late wednesday night. in washington, i'm steve nanetz. >> mark: with final days upon us, the trump and clinton campaigns will be putting a lot of attention in new hampshire. tonight, fox 25 has confirmed donald trump will be in atkinson, new hampshire on friday and manchester, on hillary clinton's campaign anowed president obama will come to the granite state on monday to campaign on her behalf. the time and location are not yet public. count on fox 25 though to be there for all three big events. >> vanessa: bill cosby by's attorneys are asking a judge to throw out testimony the comedian gave where he claimed to give women pills or alcohol before sex. cost by is facing indecent assault charges involving an incident with a temple university employee in 2004. cosby's attorneys are trying to block testimony he gave in the defamation lawsuit. lawyers are saying cosby's health is getting in the way, saying he's legally blind and not able to identify his accusers. hulk hogan and a cop struck an agreement, awarding hogan 31 phenomenon dallas. hogan sued gawker after it posted a sex tape of him on line. gawker filed for bankruptcy and >> kevin: what are you going to do when temperatures like this get to 70 degrees in november, and you can expect another mild day tomorrow, but it comes with a tradeoff. some showers are on the way, so let's take a look at that. 64 right now in boston, still 71 norwood. provincetown, 61 degrees. all ahead of our next weathermaker, which is out here, has two different front, the warm front and the cold front. let's go down c by the way, the showers missing progressive field right now. this is going to come toward new england, but notice the trajectory of this, it's moving through upstate new york and going to come right along the massachusetts-new hampshire border and points north of there. so overnight tonight, we are staying drive, just some clouds, but a couple of showers trying to come by on that path during the early morning hours. and again, along massachusetts-new hampshire border, most of the showers are going to the north, but notice the clouds hugging that border, it is very likely some clouds cooler north of the pike tomorrow afternoon, while the mildest temperatures will be south of the pike and especially in southeastern massachusetts, behind the warm front in the warmer air and the more humid air. notice the heavy rain too. if you're driving up this way tomorrow, you'll hit the heaviest rain from the system. the cold front is back here, that's going to slide through in the afternoon. notice the showers into the monadnocks and worcester county through 3:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m., the showers come through worcester and boston and sliding finally out of here. this takes us to late tomorrow night and early friday morning an we are clearing out, we are drying up. looking pretty nice on friday, most of these clouds will go away. we'll be back to sunshine. high temperatures tomorrow are going to be coolest to the north, notice the rick of rain in all place, coolest to the north with temperatures in the 50's here, right along 60 along the massachusetts-new hampshire border in worcester county, into the 60's, well into 60's in the south shore. lower 60's on cape cod. so really depends on where you're going. the warmer temperatures will be to the south. you know this is a shower threat on thursday, back to sunshine on friday, but then into saturday, we are sunny and really some clouds start to work in in the afternoon. you'll see that here on futurecast. start the day with sunshine, friday night to saturday morning. there's the sun. notice it happening to our north. these are snowflakes working their way southward saturday morning, there's a little disturbance that's going to be swinging our way. what that means to you, you're going to see more clouds and the risk of a shower, particularly on sunday, with you notice the elevation, squeezing oua afternoon, we'll watch this continue to drift on southward through the day saturday, and watch for another batch to come on through on sunday. also, remember, we are falling back an hour of extra sleep sunday morning in the very chilly air that will be here. we stay cool into monday but then a warmup starts to roll on in again tuesday into wednesday. warmer than the weekend with temperatures in the 50's, and expecting another batch of rain to come in on wednesday and we'll refine the timeline on the from midwest how it will affect your day tomorrow. >> mark: three-point play's oldest city, st. augustine, more than a thousand historic buildings and homes were damaged. flooding was a major problem for the entire city during the storm. historians are calling the damage circumstance saying it will take years to rebuild. one building that did survive serious damage was the city's iconic spanish fortress. >> vanessa: a train goes off the tracks in west burn again. coming up at 5:30 p.m., the residents to evacuate and the one thing that didn't happen, firefighters are thankful for. >> mark: just days after the deadly pipeline explosion in alabama, a local congressman is saying no to a proposed plan right here in massachusetts. joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not 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with a piece of heavy equipment. the pipeline runs from texas to new jersey. and more details now. congressman steven lynch wants construction on a proposed natural gas pipelines in west roxbury and weymouth to stop immediately. he says a pipeline accident in industrial and more densely populated areas could lead to mass were to go wrong. >> vanessa: new mothers who want to breast feed but can't produce enough milk to feed their babies, find themselves in a bind and now they have a new local resource. coming up at 5:45 p.m., we'll take you inside a new milk depot that moms say will make all the difference in their baby's lives. >> mark: another automaker is warning about the dangerous takata air bags. coming up, the house calls honda drivers could get soon to make playing if her neighborhood kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his 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summer and now he's learned, even young their parks. >> the reporter: the sad reality is, parks often attract heroin users. tuesday, a 12-year-old girl was playing near snow park in brockton when she and a friend stumbled on a pile of needles near this camp. >> yeah, i was standing right heir and my friend was right there. >> the reporter: she is only 12 years old, but knows a needle on the ground is a dangerous thing. >> i've seen them before. i just know not to go near them, because i know it's not a good pleasant thing people do around here. it's bad. the needles, yes, i was very angry. >> the reporter: richard snapped these pictures and carefully removed the syringes from his daughter's park. monk is a member of operation arch angels, a group of concerned brockton residents, trying to clean up their town. >> we actually encountered one who actually had the needle in his arm. harry green is the founder of the arch angels. twice a week, his team straps on their belts and goes to work fighting brockton's heroin problem. it's a scary line of work. the act, they don't care, they're enjoying the high. >> the reporter: green says his team tries to deter heroin addicts from shooting up near parks around schools. the angels even carry the life-saving drug narcan in case they encounter someone who has overdosed. >> are you qualified for that. >> anybody can use it. they give you a quick crash course in it. it takes about two minutes. >> the reporter: greene says they received encouragement from police officers, but also been warned what they've been doing can get themselves and others hurt. richar he just wants the addicts to pick up their dirty needlessism e. if my daughter can find them, anyone can find them. >> the reporter: we wanted to know how the police department and city of brockton felt about the group, so we reached out to brockton's mayor, bill carpenter, and were told he had no comment for the story. >> mark: we have more details tonight. fox 25 reported on dirty needles reported near barrett elementary school in brockton. we brought concerns from the parents to the mayor at the time. workers would sweep the school every morning to keep the students safe. >> vanessa: hope you got out for a run today, it was a beautiful one. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz here now, an kevin, some places reached 70 degrees, but you're telling us, it's not going to last long and some rain. >> kevin: why is mark ockerbloom laughing at me today. >> mark: because you did not run. >> kevin: we had a big meeting working much of the day, otherwise you know -- all right. 70 degrees from boston for a high. 71 in norwood. there is still mild temperatures out there, it's still in the 60's, still 71 in norwood. i guess so. i'm not sure about that sensor working right now. it's not dropping like other places. the only other place i'm finding a 70 is somerville. 70 degrees just outside the city of boston. overhead, there have been clouds that drifted in. you can see the grading in here, offshore better too. so clouds overhead, mixing with off to the west, our next weathermaker and showers out here, drifting just north of cleveland, right over here on the lake, this is lake erie, drifting right into western new york, so buffalo, new york, and coming toward new england. that's our next shower batch. we're going to track this in here overnight and through the day tomorrow. expect some showers spotty at first, but they will become heavier as the day wears on and where the temperatures are actually going to stay cooler tomorrow, because it won't be in the warm sector, or warm part of this air past coming on in. i'll show you that and the cool air behind these showers for minutes. >> mark: two friends were trying to catch a bus when they were hit by a truck in woburn and police are pulling surveillance video as they continue their investigation. police say the 71-year-old man and 67-year-old woman were trying to catch the bus in front of city hall around 7:00 p.m. last night. they were in the crosswalk when a septic truck ran in to them. the driver did stay on scene. both victims were told have serious injuries. >> vanessa: firefighters helped rescue a construction worker who became trapped after falling near the long fellow bridge in boston fire says the man was taken to a nearby hospital, but they don't know how serious his injuries are. we have reached out for more details on his condition. >> mark: the driver was trapped in his car, following a rollover on 128 if randolph overnight. it happened near exit 5 on the northbound lanes. you can see the car rolled over and came to rest on top of a guardrail. the driver was trapped, but conscious. crews used the jaws of life to get him out. >> vanessa: crews in westford spent the day cleaning up the site flammable materials. fox 25's michael heinrich reports. >> the reporter: off the tracks for the second time since 2014, a pan am railways train derailed in westford. this time, the fire department says, six cars went off the tracks tuesday night, around 8:30 p.m., including a tank filled with hazardous materials. setting off concerns from possible evacuation. >> it's the second time. so don't you think they should do something about it? especially were the families around here and small children. that's my concern. westford firefighters say thankfully, no evacuation was needed. the tank did not end up leaking. >> the fortunate thing was, we had no environmental impact at all. >> the reporter: from there, the focus turned to making sure the situation stayed that way. crews working for safely clear the damaged tracks. the fire department tells fox 25, pan am railways will lead the investigation into what caused this latest derailment. but the cleanup will be more than physical. town selectmen don seriani says he wants answers. >> it is intolerable, because in the middle of the night, you don't ever want to get that call that says, be prepared to leave your home. pan am has to respond and let my neighbors, my constituents know, why this happened and what they never happens again. >> the reporter: in westford, michael heinrich, fox 25 news. >> mark: the driver of a utility truck caused a fiery pileup on 495 in middleborough. the truck driver hit the car in front of him, causing that car to rollover and catch fire. three other cars were hit in the process. the driver of the utility truck was cited for operating to endanger. >> vanessa: the susan g. komen operation is looking for runners to raise money ahead of the boston marathon. the southern new england chapter is accepting applications for a team of the group will be fund raising for breast cancer awareness and research. applications are due november 16th. all runners will be notified by november 22nd. >> mark: new tv ad supporting question two, charter schools, has governor charlie baker on the hot seat tonight. >> vanessa: the new questions teachers are raising about how those commercials are being funded and how it could help the governor in the future. >> mark: the man on the cape is counting his blessings after being on the other end of this robbery. >> i'm happy. 5:55 p.m. tonight, the frightening video and why he was smiling while a man shot at him. >> vanessa: history is being made at a new england military college. up next, the rules the university is changing to accommodate religious requests. ?? me you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. at capital one, your money stays your money. >> mark: investigators say no one was controlling malaysian airlines flight 370 when it plummeted into the indian ocean in 2014. they say a wing flap from the tanzania had not been deployed, something that a pilot would have done to prepare for a crash landing. more than 20 pieces of the plane washed up along the indian ocean, but sonar searches have not yet found the wreckage and officials plan to finish their sweep of the 46,000 square mile area by early next year, and they do not plan to continue if they don't find the plane. >> vanessa: the wife of the man responsible for the worst terror attack on u.s. soil since 9-11 is breaking her silence. night club gunman omar mateen told the "new york times," she don't know her husband was planning the attack at the pulse night club. she describes him as a man who beat her often and lived his life in secret. prosecutors are considering carriaging her because she was with mateen when he scouted the club before the shooting, in which mateen killed 49 people and hurt dozens more. one of the biggest gunmakers in america is crediting the presidential election for jumped 66% from the same time last year. gun control is a major difference between donald trump and hillary clinton. if clinton wins, she hopes to reinstate a ban on assault weapons. trump opposes such a ban and wants fewer restrictions on gun ownership. >> mark: there has been an historical dress code policy change at the oldest private military college in the u.s. for the first time, a cadet is attending norwich university in new york. hamsey was university president to change rules to accommodate religious requests. she says she's treated like every orca det, but she does stand out. >> people stopped me, what you're doing is so cool, or, thank you for what you're doing, it's really opening the minds of everyone. >> mark: ham hopes change policy will encourage other muslim women to follow her footsteps into the military. >> kevin: watching the showers just drifting just north of cleveland and moving through new york. they're going to move into new expect the rain and when it will be heaviest. >> vanessa: mothers who are breast feeding have a place to >> mark: new at 5:30 p.m., a massachusetts hospital is helping mothers who do not have enough breast milk. >> vanessa: a breast milk donation depot opened at south shore hospital today and fox 25's jacqui heinrich is celebrate the opening was held late this afternoon. >> the reporter: that's right. this is not just going to help needy babies. this is also going to help moms. in the past, if moms wanted to donate breast milk, they would have to send it via fedex in a temperature-controlled box or drive to newton and drop it off at the bank. now they can come right here to south shore hospital. it won't just serve the babies. it's going to help all the moms and the prescreened donors who have more direct milk than their it's stored and then shipped to the milk bank. the milk bank screens, pasturizes and tests the donated milk and dispenses it primarily to hospitals, who serve it to sick or premature babies. although private moms can m.v.p. it, it is the -- purchase it, it is the hospitals that need it the most. >> donor milk can be life saving and prevent very serious complications, like a disease that can essentially kill a baby. a premature baby and reduces the incidence of nec by about 80%. >> the reporter: mothers milk banks serves about 70 hospitals and ten states, and this is only bank by the way in the northeast. so this is a huge deal for it area, south shore hospital, hoping that moms can help out over here. live in weymouth tonight, jacqui heinrich, fox 25 news. >> mark: new at 5:30 p.m., one out of every four adults in massachusetts is considered obese. and that's better than almost the entire country. to wallet hub. only new jersey, colorado, and utah ranked higher, despite ranking, massachusetts adult obesity rate hovered around 25%. >> vanessa: new at 5:30 p.m., safety regulators want automakers to do more to make sure cars equipped with dangerous takata air bags of repaired. the top vehicle safety chief said today, honda needs to come up with ways to mix the cars. he suggested hiring private investigators to track down owners or taking service trucks into neighborhoods to more than 300,000 hondas and acuras have up to a 50% chance of rpi touring in a crash. >> mark: uber is taking its raid-hailing app down a new road. the ridesharing company has redesigned their app for the first time in four years. the update is intended to make the process of requesting a ride faster. soon, you'll be able to request a ride to track down our friends by typing one of your contact's names into uber. whereabouts. the redesign made its debut today. >> vanessa: gorgeous day out interest today. >> kevin: just got here from a run. i'm sorry. you know, just want to make sure i got that in there. >> vanessa: how far did you go? >> kevin: from the desk to here. about five yards, i think. look, it was 70 degrees today, pretty nice. i suppose it's good running weather. there are some clouds that those clouds are keeping it a little cooler for your evening plans and really, temperatures are still mild, it's just a little cooler than they were earlier today. i've been watching off to the west and there are some rainshowers in here, an they're pushing our way. this actually is the warm front part of the system coming at us, it's going to go mostly to our north, but the warm front part of the system is just the start of our issues. it's going to draw in the cold front here, you can see what we're talking about. back to the western part, western flank of this system is where the cold front is located, it's drawing an arrow instead. who knew. bottom line is the warm front comes first and then the cold front. the showers have been kind of coming like this, just a slight northeasterly jog, which means, most of the shower activity, at least initially from the warm front is going to stay north of massachusetts. doesn't mean you can't get a couple of these showers to be rogue and make it into southern new england, but most will go through northern and central new england. all of it missing cleveland. i'm keeping it dry for first pitch, 65 degrees out there if rocking, you know that and it's right here on news news, we'll watch for any rainshowers that come in later in the ballgame. get it done fairly quickly. i would like that so i get home earlier, but also, because the rainshowers would stay away as well. as far as temperatures for your dinner plans, 64 if boston. 71 still, still in norwood. 66 in bedford. i think we need to kick that sensor, see if it will go down. here come the rainshowers, a couple of rogue showers, you saw it's going to happen as you're sleeping anyway. during the morning drive, watch how the -- we get breaks of sun to come on in here. temperatures generally in the 60's, but right where the warm front is segregate up, may not get the warmest push of air and stay in the upper 50's, but still above average. southeastern massachusetts will be warmest tomorrow afternoon. and then the cold front comes across and that's this right in here as it pushes on through, this takes you to 2:30 p.m., worcester county getting showers. some of these look like t futurecast is noting with brighter colors, i agree with that. slides through boston during the 4:00 p.m. hour, so the start of your evening drive could be wet in boston and south shore, but it looks like it will be faster and get on out of here for the bulk of the evening drive. a few scattered showers around but not the heaviest rain. that would certainly help us out a little bit. we'll clear things out overnight and early friday morning, wake up with a mixture of sun and clouds. clouds disappear through the morning on friday and that's going to be the trend here with this takes you into the afternoon friday and we're right back to sunshine, sticking with us much of the day friday afternoon. so just a few clouds early on. temperatures tomorrow with that rain threat moving in, warmest to the south away from the water. out there on the cape, low 60's. south shore, upper 60's. the north and west is where the front is real close by, the warm front, that's where we stay in the upper 50's to 60 degrees. seven-day forecast shows that rain threat and behind the rain, cooler temperatures moving in this weekend. i upped the shower threat to sa about with the fresh computer model data coming in. have that for you next half-hour. >> vanessa: a kansas state freshman left his car unlocked for a few minutes to take some things up to his dorm room when he says the kit cat thief struck. hunter returned to his car to find a kit cat bar he had left in his cup holder missing. the thief didn't take his phone or wallet, but did leave behind a handwritten note. >> said i saw a kit cat in your cup holder, i love them, i i really got a kick out of that. i thought it was really funny. >> vanessa: he posted a picture of the note on twitter, where it's been viewed hundreds of thousands of time. kit cat saw the tweet and planned on sending him a few replacements. >> mark: i would think so. a lot of publicity. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at macy's. the 45-foot christmas tree is starting to be decorated. according to the "chicago sun times," it will be lit at a public ceremony this saturday. the store during the holidays. it's november, which means it's time to start holiday shopping. amazon got a jump start and launched the first deals of the season. we also have a secret for you about black friday sales. the "wall street journal" reports chains like target, wal-mart, best buy and macy's feature many of the same items in their ad every year and the prices don't change all that much. this year, cyber monday may actually pass black friday as the busiest shopping day of the year. a new survey found 69% of the monday after thanksgiving, slightly more than those who plan to hit the stores on black friday. experts say the change comes as consumers realize they can still get deals on line without the hassle of fighting the crowds. it's a bad news if someone on your shopping list wants apple's air pods. they were supposed to go on sale last month, but reports say the company needs a little extra time to fix some glitches. so they won't be available until january. >> vanessa: here's a look now at some of the stories we're working on all new for fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. she was three months ago. but vanessa marquette's killer still has not been caught. fox 25's bob ward traveled to virginia to talk to one of the country's most well-known profilers on where her killer could be. it's coming up tonight in tonight's new england's unsolved. plus -- >> the reporter: controversy after governor baker appears in a tv ad promoting ballot question two. the federal complaint filed by state teachers we obtained and why they say it's pay for play. >> vanessa: also new at speeding ford forward, ahead of schedule on the mass pike. but buckle up commuters, there's another major constr with advil, you'll ask what twisted ankle? what muscle strain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. in yours. >> vanessa: we often show you surveillance video from crime scenes, but this one really stood out. a man opened fire on a store clerk, who's smiling during the whole frightening encounter. that clerk says he thought it was one big halloween prank and only close i came to real trouble. >> this video from the market in hyannis is dramatic to say the least. a hand with a gun walks right up to the clerk and points a loaded gun at his head. he wants him to open up the register and give him all the money. look closely. the clerk just smiles back. it was halloween after all. >> i laughed at him, the halloween thing, because i thought he was trying to scare me, and he said give me the money, whatever you have in the register and i laughed at him laughed at him again, and the third time, he, like, fired the gun. >> the reporter: as the clerk moves over to register, watch closely. the suspect actually fires the gun. you can see the orange flare from the barrel. here we've frozen the video, so you can see it more closely. this is the moment the bullet comes out of the gun. the clerk flinches as the bullet hits the lottery ticket dispenser behind him. it wasn't until later police told him the gun was real and the real bullet ne >> and they told me, it was like a real gun, and the bullet was real, in there, so there was nothing fake that night. >> the reporter: less than one day later, police arrested three men for their roles in the robbery. >> vanessa: that clerk is only 21 years old. he says he just got married a few months ago and feels blessed and lucky that he wasn't hurt. >> mark: well, setback for reformers who want women to become priests in the catholic church. pope francis says it will not happen any time soon. church but not priest. while answering a question from a reporter, pope francis said the word is clear -- women cannot become priests, because jesus chose only men as his apostles. >> the reporter: now at 6:00 p.m. >> the reporter: she was out for a sunday jog and never returned. the murder of vanessa welch in princeton, shocked our state. there's never been an arrest. our search for insight takes us to the state of virginia and nationally recognized f.b.i. profiler. a fox exclusive. >> mark: he killed three people in controlled blood. now gary lee sampson is back on trial in the fight of his life. >> the reporter: why sampson's defense team says his brain made him do it and why he doesn't deserve to die for his horrific crime. >> the reporter: governor baker, statements he made during a tv ad on ballot question two. >> leaves a bad taste in teacher's mouth. >> our push for answers from the governor about what he's doing to fix schools, he says, are failing. >> vanessa: around she's ready 108-year-old cubs fan who is truly in a league of her own. >> mark: now an fox 25, a stunning murder. >> she was the most beautiful girl, educated, intelligent. >> mark: still unsolved. >> it was a horrible thing. >> mark: a jogger found brutally killed, her body left on side of the road. >> we have a horrible set of facts, a horrible set of circumstance here right now and we'll do everything we can. >> mark: but three months later, a few crews and a killer still on the loose. >> it's somebody that has some familiarity with that area. >> mark: tonight, new insight in to who might have killed vance marquette. -- vanessa marquette. this is case that's haunted our state. how does a 27-year-old woman disappear on a sunday jog, never to be seen alive again. >> mark: three months after vanessa's murder, a famed f.b.i. profiler is taking a look at the case an speaking to fox 25's bob ward and bob joins us now and this profiler is giving you some excellent insight into the type of person who could have done this? >> the reporter: in central massachusetts, it's the question on everyone's mind, who killed vanessa marquette. vanessa was jogging in princeton when her body found in woods just a half mile away from her mother's home. now, law enforcement sources have told fox 25, that vanessa's body was set on fire and that she may have been sexually assaulted. it's a horrible set of facts. i recently traveled to virginia to george mason university, to speak to one of the f.b.i.'s most well-known retired profilers. parry o'toole has worked on some of the biggest criminal cases in the country and tells me based