developing right now at 6:00 o'clock a state of emergency. the rescues and death toll from record breaking flooding in south carolina. and a breaking discovery in a new hampshire home. a huge stash of weapons and ammo. plus hillary clinton targeting gun laws as he returns to new england today. from the channel 4 studio in boston. this is wbz this morning. good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. monday october 5th, getting back into that monday work week mode i'm kathryn hauser and chris mckinnon.

let get over to danielle with our chilly start this morning. >> reporter: in southern new hampshire and massachusetts where frost advisories are up this morning. it is actually freeze weather in concord and lakes region as well. wide range. depends on where you are. mid 50s from plymouth back down to the cape. north and west of town 38 in springfield and 34 in keen right now. we have had some low clouds that have filled in here and i times. this is the hour by hour forecast, so yes, there will be there. can't rule out a sprinkle or little shower, temperatures still in the mid to upper 50s for most of us. we have a warming trend coming

>> reporter: you're probably caught from the south route three northbound is a tough ride after a crash back in way mouth. 24 northbound you're already heavy and slow from bridge water up to 128. checking north now 93 south andover and cass cover. >> thank you very much. record flooding in south carolina at least seven people have been killed. in some areas more than 2 feet hours. many residents don't have drinking water because of broken water mains.

yesterday and more door to door searches will be taking place. cars. a 75-mile stretch of i.75 is shut down. president has already issued a state of emergency. also the coast guard searching for any signs of a u.s. cargo ship that sailed into the hurricane joaquin. bree has the latest. >> reporter: the coast guard plans to have a media update later this morning. what we do know so far is that they located a container, a life ring and other items. the vessel did sail straight into the hurricane's path trying to get into san juan puerta rico.

the coast guard searched 70,000 nautical square miles. but mothers are hoping that their loved ones are somewhere safe. >> it is very difficult, but i have to tell you that it is so supportive to be with people going through what we are going through. if you can say that, it makes it's a little less heart wrenching. >> they have two lifeboats and they can hold three times the amount of members on board. >> thank you, bree. right now a much weaker hurricane joaquin is hitting bermuda with sustained winds of about eighty-five miles an hour.

flooded areas and homes destroyed. no word on any death. a car went out of control home. a dangerous discovery, 10,000 rounds of ammo and weapons at a man's home, he is investigation. and susie steimle has more. >> reporter: i can tell you that man undergoing the evaluation is 67-year-old mark shleglal of pelham new hampshire. he fired four shots into a closet because he truly believed that four people were attacking him. it was his neighbors that called police. you can take a look at at what they found when they arrived. as you said, 10,000 rounds of ammunition all stacked up inside of his base.. he was also completely naked at

the time when they found him with seven firearms nearby. he is a military veteran and say he did own the guns and ammunition legally. fortunately none of those shots penetrated his neighbor's walls, but they are shook up. >> i don't mind them, but i don't think we're strict enough on the ammo and the people that we give the guns to. he thought he was doing what he had to do but there's no evidence to support that apartment. >> reporter: once his mental health evaluation is complete

charges he will -- he will face charges. caught on video. you can see here a man pulled over took off and then crashed into a tree and then a fire hydrant. he will be arraigned today on drug charges as well as reckless conduct. 6:07 is the time right now. >> 2 suspects are wanted during a home invasion and nicole is with us with details. >> reporter: good morning, two men in their 40s and this two- year-old little girl, it is important to know that two-year- old was not injured in this situation, in fact police say the entire or deal. but here is what we know so far. it was in the early morning

allegedly forced their way into a home on pure tan avenue with a knife and handgun. 1 was pistol whipped and the other stabbed we're told that and ransacked the home. both were conscious and alert when police arrived and hospital where the stabbing victim was in stable victim and the other man who happens to be the father of the child in good condition. the child was reunited with the mother at the hospital. police did ask those victims why they waited an hour to contact police. they had no answer for that, but certainly the situation is still under investigation. anyone with information is urged to contact police.

nicole jacobs, wbz news. an oregon college will reopen today but no classes. students will be loud to collect their belongings. yesterday people joined together in prayer for the nine victims. 1 father described how his daughter survived by playing dead next to a victim. >> the blood of that boy that covered my daughter saved my daughter's life. >> police say the 26-year-old gunman killed himself. investigators are still trying to figure out the motive behind the attack. meanwhile talk of gun control today. hillary clinton will be back today and will pros four measures to tighten begun

she supports universal background checks. and it looks like vice president joe biden may enter the dramatic presidential race. donald trump lead is slipping in the polls. they show he is in 1st place with 21% and carly firy in carly fern with 21%. >> taylor swift has a target on her back. why some people say the singer

is bringing bad luck across the country. danielle,. >> reporter: i do have a big warming trend coming up in the middle part to have week, a stray sprinkle maybe for today

here is the thing, there may be some bad blood between baseball fans and taylor swift. it seems when she performs the game goes terribly wrong. their calling it's the curse. >> the power went out three times after her performance in august the -- minute made park in houston the team lost. hopefully the teams can shake

>> she played at patriot park and the pats won., okay. >> taylor swift fan. >> aren't we all? >> we are. weathered to -- >> reporter: it looks like. this time to have year, we get the chilly mornings. we should warm up to the 70s which will feel quite nice. hang on hang on you're in denial but it's okay. sunrise coming up at about 6:45. the kids need sweatshirt long sleeps and stuff like that. about 60-degrees for highs today. our morning temperatures depend on where your. mid 50s on the cape, and notice

concord new hampshire below freezing. still gusty wind out there. i think the biggest thing you will notice tomorrow the wind will subside substantially across the board. i do think the clouds went out today and that doesn't mean we won't see some peeks of sunshine. the rain is sitting over north carolina that stream of moisture over the northern portion of north carolina right now and joaquin is north of bermuda. it is going to be pulling away from the island here over the next several hours. picking up speed and then gradually weakening to a remnant low by the end of the week. now we will see a stray shower, but i think it will be isolated at best. we start on the cape, temperatures 65 the 70 pretty

much on the mark for where we should be for this time of the year. where is the rain with this? not a whole a lot of moisture. the sun, a few late day clouds, the cold washes over us, highs today upper 50s, low 60s. not bad, a cool fall day for sure. we do drop back into the 40s tonight. some of the suburbs may drop down tonight but no worry about frost tonight. 70 on wednesday looks great, cooler on thursday, friday features scattered showers. bring the umbrella with you.

and the weekend with 60s. an accident in way mouth. rothroute 18. 24 northbound is already heavy and slow from 128 back to bridge water. i rarely see that happen this time of the morning. this a disabled week in wakefield. part of the ramp is blocked. route one southbound jam between 95 and the jug handle lyings. lawmakers are going to be debating a possible hands free law here in massachusetts. a new bill is up for discussion at the state house tomorrow. the proposed legislation would require drivers to have a head set or blue tooth device. all of the neighboring states

have laws banning drivers holdingphobes while driving. >> 6:18. m.g.m. has asked to push back the opening to december 2018. and some are questioning whether it will deliver on it's economic promises now. almost 17,000 people have been hurt over the last six years but most of the injuries were recent engineers broken bones cuts and sprains but at least six people have died in zip line accidents this year. researchers at ucla found out head trauma can slow the

>> the pate i don't say return to the field -- the patriots return to the field after the bye week. take a look at at this, drew brees to cj spiller 80-yard touchdown 2nd over time saints win this 21-20. tom brady tweeting this out back at it tomorrow. all eyes on the cowboys. wbz get you closer to the pats. kick off at 4:25 on wbz. it's 6:20 on your monday morning. kennedy family secrets revealed. >> patrick kennedy opening up on stories of drugs, alcohol and intervention. and what they are hoping to learn from an emergency

welcome back, it's six twenty-four on monday morning. patrick kennedy opens up about his fight with addiction but also his parents. he hopes to start a political movement for mental health. bree joins us with highlights. >> reporter: good morning. it wasit wasparent when he interviewed him. he want to make sure people are treated with the same urgecy as people with physical health. sitting at president kennedy's old congressional desk. >> people have this mistake

notion that you get high, what you're really getting is relief from the low. >> reporter: now five years sober now patrick kennedy reflects on it in his memoir. in his interview with 60 minute. >> i was hostage to the family code of no, don't say anything about it. anything you say is disloyal, it's against the family code and it doesn't matter whether it's in a family private session. that therapist could go out and tell somebody. >> reporter: patrick's willingness to talk about addiction throughout the kennedys including his own parent. >> mom, quick, get back into your room. i just understood this was not something that you want anyone

>> reporter: he says the floor dropped out beneath his father when his brother died. >> he basically said for the time being don't think of coming by you know to visit. >> reporter: senator kennedy agreed to support his son's mental health reform after delivering a passionate speech. he said that's when he felt like he finally measured up in his dad's eyes. patrick kennedy is going to be speaking ahead on cbs this morning, you can watch that interview after wbz this morning right here. >> in the next half hour a boston tourism video that has as a lot of people talking. >> what it doesn't show that's causing controversy.

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right now it 6:30 colleges on alert today. the fbi warning about a threat made on social media. >> and a fire in a new hampshire home leading police seizure. >> and controversy over a new visitor's video. >> from the news studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning it's 6:30 a.m. >> great to have you with us. it is definitely chilly. but it is going to get better, danielle. >> reporter: it is. today will be the coolest day then we get a warmup for the middle part of the week. a live look at the city of boston right now. sunrise is coming up officially 15 minutes from now.

look at that 49 at boston. the 30s from the cape and west. 34 in keen, 43 in bennington. low clouds will be winning in but peeks of sunshine here and there, can't rule out a stray sprinkle but most of us will be dry. near 60 that's where we're top out today. 56 for the ride home with breaks of sun and sunset at 6:19 p.m. we'll outline your week ahead let get you on the road 1st. >> reporter: hi. the city from the north is getting tough. let's look at 93 and summerville. southbound from wilmington two bumper to bumper stretches.

route 99. to the south route three northbound improving a little bit but still sluggish back two hanover and 18. 95 north looks like it crawling between depontif street. developing stories. record flooding in south carolina and a search for a missing cargo ship. bree has more. >> reporter: at least seven people died and hundreds have been had to be rescued. roads are impassable and many residents don't have drinking mains. president obama declared a state of emergency. crews searching for a

and oil sheen. but the 90-foot ship and its crew's fate are still unknown. they have found a life ring and container thought to be from the el farro. police say several rounds of ammunition and weapons found in a man's home. . susie steimle is with us. >> reporter: this story raises two hot button issues. the 1st being mental health for military veterans and the 2nd tougher background checks for guns and ammunition. take a look at for yourself at what police found in inside 67-

year-old mark selectal's apartment on sunday night. -- selectal. he was yelling about shooting four people. there was no evidence of anyone actually being inside the apartment. but as you might imagine. neighbors and police were very concerned when they arrived on scene. >> he truly believed there were four people and fired some rounds in the direction of where he thought they were that fortunately stayed in the area of his apartment, did not penetrate any walls or go into anybody else's apartment. >> reporter: the police did bring shlegl to the hospital here. after the evaluation he could face charges in court in november. students and staff at colleges in philadelphia are on

attack the threat was made on social media saying the attack would happen at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon but no specific school was named, it was not enough to cancel classes but police are warning schools to be on alert. to make sure schools are prepared for a worst case scenario police, fbi and emts were at goffstown. >> it's not just for an active shooter scenario, we could have a roof collapse, a hazmat, we need to have a plan in place.

and killing his math teacher was found guilty this week. chisholm was 14 at the time but will be tried as an adult. -- he was not found guilty, his trial will begin on tuesday. two suspects are wanted after a home invasion in worster. >> reporter: this situation is still under investigation. but here is what we know right now. the two-year-old that was home at the time of the home invasion was completely unaware of what was happening and is just fine. 2 suspects forced their way inside a home there early sunday morning and allegedly attacked two men inside stabbing one of them and pistol

we are told the two suspects only described as white males demanded must be and ransacked the home. both victims were conscious and alert when police arrived and they were transported to a local hospital where the stabbing victim is in stable condition and the other victim who happens to be the father of that child is in good condition. the little girl was reunited with her mother again, uninjured, unaware of what happened. police asked the two victims why they waited an hour before contacting police, we are told they had no reason. but police are still investigating the situation and would like to hear from anyone with more information. a rhode island man is in trouble for keeping an alligator as a pet. authorities found a four and a house.

the department of environmental management said he did not have a exotic pet permit. check out a video off the cape of this 12 food shark taken by a go pro. they just posted -- 12-foot shark taken by a go pro. boat. it is a video designed to draw businesses to boston this winter. but what's absent? >> reporter: chris, what's glaringingly missing is the snow. they say we can talk about the show but don't have to show it. people know what snow looks like.

kick off in january, it's cold, there's snow, but the city took the hand on. >> really? >> with the lo go the producers told the globe the goal was to quote confront the elephant in the room which was snowmageddon. do you blame them for omitting the snow? do you think they sugar coated winter in boston? >> i see no reason not to promote the city in the winter. another writes boston is the perfect place to hold a

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it took a hum-havev. to pull it off. i'm glad it worked out for them. all right. danielle, we're having a much quiter week this week, right? >> reporter: yes, check in with our weather bug network, look at this guys, 35-degrees. salem, massachusetts and the glover elementary school is sitting at 48. the kids certainly need the fall jackets. 49 in boston. the wind is still gusty. it's been days, right. we're still gusting over 20 miles per hour and that wind will slowly subside but not until today and tonight. we have some clouds, but no precipitation falling from the clouds. we may get a sprinkle or two an isolated shower, but i think most of us will be dry today.

there's that band of rain just oppressive just a little stream off the atlantic, continuing through portions of south carolina. there is joaquin by the way, and there were some hurricane force wind gusts last night, it will move off to the north and east here and gradually weaken through the midsal part of the week. for us, high pressure builds in. otherwise, today a stray shower, tomorrow clouds admit morning then increasing -- and then increasing sunshine. notice there's not a whole a lot of rain coming up later in the week. sun and a couple of clouds popping up. we do get a shot of reinforcing cooler air on thursday.

today beverly to boston lower 60s. 64 in pittsburgh. lower 60s from keen to jasper. i do think the clouds will be a little stubborn. tonight partly cloudy 47, don't need to worry about the frost, but some suburbs will dip into the upper 30s. a nice rebound tomorrow though, a big difference at the coast, the wind will be much calmer. 7-day forecast, nice on wednesday, 70-degrees, mostly sunny, thursday we cool off a bit, friday scattered showers, that's the wettest day in the forecast. saturday starting off on a cool note, mid 60s by sunday though and could be an isolated shower. >> and the traffic update?

at the disabled car on the northbound on deponds circle around columbia road. 128 back to brockton is also backed up. one person is dead in a crash in somerset. >> witnesses say the car went out of control hit two utility poles and landed in the front yard of a home. police are still investigating the because. a driver tried to getaway from police but didn't go very far. the officer was trying to talk to the has been behind the wheel of -- man behind the wheel of a white suv he smashed

he will be arraigned today in reckless driving and conduct. police found 10,000 rounds of ammunition and weapons, 67- year-old mark shlegl started shooting because he truly believed people were in his apartment trying to hurt him. he is a retired veteran and is undergoing a mental evaluation. hillary clinton is proposing a tighter gun control legislation. she supports universal backgroundckets and a ban on military type assault weapons -- background checks and a ban on military assault weapons. as we go to break, here

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check this out, pretty cute, right? a video of a dog driving around with a toddler and a little car. a big hit online. >> yeah, but it's a little controversial. >> skeptics say that car comes with a remote. >> the mom admitted that maybe she stepped on the gas a couple of times, but little daisy was actually driving. >> how fast can that little car go? >> it's such a cute moment for me and you ruined it.

>> such a buzz kill. #buzz kill. . >> reporter: breaks of sun today, tomorrow looks nice, upper 70 on wednesday. some scatters light showers and right now weather looking pretty good too, temperatures in the 60s. >> no more joaquin concerns. out to sea. we'll see you back here on wbz for an update. have a great morning.