now. right now at 5:00, hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their first presidential debate. the biggest moments in -- and reaction. >> breaking overnight, a deadly shooting. why police are asking for your help. >> a young man rescued after days stranded at sea, set to return to boston today. the new questions this morning about his story. . g morning. thanks nor joining us. >> today, it is tuesday, september 27th and we are awaiting some rain. >> that's right. >> and danielle how will this affect the morning commute out there? >> it's going to be a wet in a lot of spots. that is it mean you'll want to leave some extra time, also bring the umbrella and raincoat. the rain is steady. there are some downpours in theater too. they're advancing from west to east here. notice the back edge will come through pretty quickly though.

now. that will continue to spread east. the leading evenly had moved along 495. a couple of sprinkles from box ford. steady rain in booster stretching up along two -- rain in wooster. along four nifty with a couple stray showers out ahead of it. make a quick sprinkle from lynn back down to quincy and dorchester. the rain again kind of this band comes through west to east over the next few hours. so by out he of here. 8:00, 8:30, central massachusetts drying out. 9:00 a.m. still a few areas of rain inside of 128. that's where the rain will linger longest with another batch coming in early afternoon on cape cod. otherwise clouds linger. there may be some peaks of sunshine late in the day. areas of rain this morning, cape

let's take a live look at the mass pike this morning as we anticipate that rain to come into the area in the next hour or so. it's going to be kind of a mess out there later on this morning. so far things are moving along quite well other than late-clearing construction crews. we'll keep you updated. breaking overnight a deadly shooting in jamaica plain. right now police are asking for the public's help. that shooting happened around 1:00 a.m. on center street, not far from jackson square. mbta station. a man in several times. police are canvassing the area, talking to witnesses and looking for surveillance video. they're asking anyone with information to come forward. also this morning, donald trump and hillary clinton going head to head, facing off in their first presidential debate. there were plenty of fireworks. >> but did either candidate sway voters? we take a closer look. >> i've been a senator. >> you haven't done it. >> i have been -- >> rreporter: the first of the

friendly. >> hillary has experience but it's bad experience. >> i know you live in your own reality. >> reporter: the debate focused on many topics voters have heard before. >> i will release my tax returns when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deglooitd it was a mistake and i take responsibility for that. >> reporter: topics of race, national security, and jobs dominated on the stage, but it was the sometimes awkward and pointed attacks that are making headlines. >> i don't believe she does the stamina country. you need tremendous stamina. >> a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not have his fingers anywhere near the nuclear codes. >> reporter: clinton questioned whether the businessman is ready to lead the nation. >> i prepared to be president and i think that's a good thing. >> reporter: and trump accused clinton of being soft on crime. >> secretary clinton doesn't want to use a couple of words, and that's law and order. we need law and order.

>> i think we got our point across, she's not going to make great again. she's been saying these things for years and nothing ever happens. >> reporter: while hillary clinton stopped by a nearby watch party to thank cheering supporters. >> we were able to talk about what we want to do to get the economy to work for everybody. >> reporter: the candidates are back on the trail today in battleground states, clinton in north carolina and trump in florida. well, what think of the debate plus what governor baker is saying. our nicole jacobs is live at the statehouse this morning with reaction. nicole. >> reporter: brianna, i can certainly tell you there are two debates left in this race, but with the way things are going right now, it appears the undecided voter will play a major role in this election. the much-anticipated first presidential debate is now in

a hard look at republican nominee donald trump and democrat hillary clinton. >> i have actually grown pretty fond of both candidates pretty equally. >> reporter: with vastly different approaches and plans to lead the country, the man who leads the bay state and has been named one of the most likeable governors in the country has held his vote and support close to the vest, but still saying he hoped the debate would be about the issues and not the personalities. >> clinton has a very uplifting, you know, hopeful message and trump is just doom and gloom. >> i really think that something that i do like about trump is the way he speaks isn't so polished. >> reporter: at a northeastern watch party some students have made up their minds. >> i'm not sure that it's going to influence my vote that much. >> reporter: that doesn't appear to be governor charlie baker's case who has made it clear he

clinton, or a third party candidate. going into the debate, of course, the polls were up, they were down, they showed a very tight race many of them. it will be very interesting to see how this debate impacts those poll numbers. that's the very latest from the statehouse. >> all right. thank you very much. nationwide this race is a virtual tie right now. even in massachusetts where democrats historically have an edge, the racer is close polls show hillary clinton with a 13 point lead over donald trump with libertarian gary johnson and jill stein far behind. they show clinton and trump low favorability ratings well behind president obama's current approval rating. you can see the put results on our website. clinton and trump will meet in the second of three debates on october 9th at washington university in st. louis. and you can watch it live right

now to a developing story. the suspect in a shooting at a cvs is under arrest. police say they caught a man with a loaded gun in boston last night. he will be arraigned on drug and gun charges in roxbury this morning. then he will be transferred to stoughton where he is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder in the shooting of an 18 year old inside a cvs last week. that man is expected to recover. police say they will test the weapon to see if it's connected to the shooting. a mystery at sea. deepens this man found alone in a life raft is on his way back to boston right now. there are still a lot of unanswered questions about exactly what happened. let's get right to anna meiler in boston with new details. anna. >> reporter: and chris, 22-year-old nathan carman is expected to arrive in boston sometime today aboard the freighter that found him floating on a life raft in the middle of the ocean. coast guard officials are hoping to get a better idea of what

with a life jacket on and food and water. >> reporter: nathan carman found alive after seven days stranded at sea. but his mother, 54-year-old linda carman, wasn't with him. they left from rhode island on their beat for an overnight fishing trip ten days ago. they ran into trouble one day later, somewhere off the tip of long island. >> it was reported that he -- when the water -- when the boat his life raft, he went looking for his mom and he could not find her. >> reporter: when the pair didn't return, a family friend reported them missing. >> my friend and the world not right without her in it. >> reporter: but officials say it's unlikely linda survived and they won't be resuming their. >> reporter: water temperature, the fact that the linda carman was unpresented from the elements. >> reporter: this isn't the family's first tragedy. several years ago nathan who has

he turned up days later in virginia. in 2013 his grandfather was shot and killed inside his connecticut home, a crime that is still unsolved. this latest loss has friends and family wondering what went wrong. >> we have a lot of questions and hopefully he will be able to answer some of them. >> reporter: coast guard officials say there was never any mayday or any kind of distress call made at the time the boat sank. now nathan is reported to be in good condition. he's expected to arrive in boston sometime today. reporting live meiler, wbz this morning. norwood police arresting one man twice in the same shift. police say thomas demarzo was first picked up at 2:30 a.m. on saturday for breaking into a home on silver street. they say he admitted to the crime but claims he was sleepwalking. he was released on bail and a fought hours -- a few hours later, police received another call. they found demarzo with stolen items. he was placed under arrest again

just about 5:10 on your tuesday morning. controversy in mill bury. a home con item, the owner living in his van in the driveway. he can't live. chris bernard was placed on house arrest. he violated his probation from a drunk driving arrest. the thing is, the board of health says he can't live in the house, they say it's facility, invested -- filthy, invested with bugs, garbage and pest waste. >> it's not bad. i have a coffee maker, a be quite honest with you, because i think the court knew these -- the house has been condemned. >> he also has to wear gps monitoring bracelet. the home is under agreement and the sale could close next month. right now the town manager wants to make sure $20,000 in back taxes gets paid. a federal civil rights investigation finds evidence of discrimination and harassment at boston latin school. the investigation found the

complaints that another student threatened to lynch her with an electrical court cord. the investigation found there were two other troubling incidents, the school's former headmaster calls the investigation purely political and that's why he says he resigned. >> there is no discrimination at boston latin school, a claim there's a civil rights violation on a case we did handle in which a student was seemed to me really reaching pretty far. >> boston latin officials have agreed to sweeping reforms, including training for students and staff, hiring a new diversity officer and conducting an annual survey of the race climate. superintendent says the school system is fully committed to implementing these regulations and making sure any report of racial bias is addressed quickly. just about 5:12. coming up an emotional field on the baseball field. >> how the marlins honored their

was killed in a boating accident. >> plus the man caught biking through the o'neill tunnel and he's not the only one taking that risk. good morning, kind of wet. >> timing the rain, chris, unfortunately for the morning commute. buff the wet weather is welcome news. we will rise to boston 70? boston. there will be a little rain that lingers on cape cod a bit longer. i'll take you through the timeline of the rain and outline the week ahead.

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. well, talk about luck. a framingham man just won $1 million on a scratch ticket for the a year. this is howard ranken, he claimed his first wingings in november of 2005 and he bought both of his lucky tickets at the shop and shop in framingham. both times he chose the cash option of $650,000. obviously we need to hang out with howard. >> yep. >> at the stop and shop in framingham. >> maybe howard could pick some tickets for us. >> for us.

that's unbelievable. >> good for him. >> he we had -- we need howard. >> we need the rain too. >> yes we do. >> unfortunate timing for the morning commute. you take a little time on the roads here. it's moving through from west to east. it's steady rain at that. so you'll need the wipers on too. notice a back edge already starting here. let me get out of the way. starting to cross route 91 here in the next half hour or so. but there are some heavy downpours in there. so this band of rain does push through pretty quickly but it is timing things out so areas of rain extend now through the merrimac valley. leading edge advancing inside of 495 to a couple of sprinkles from lynn. there are some areas of rain from wooster stretching east. down through hop kinton and milford. this will continue to spread east over the next couple of hours. in fact, between now and let's say 6:00, 6:30. 8:00 it's pouring in a lot of spots in eastern massachusetts.

wooster county. the rain will start to taper off from west to east by mid to late morning. but notice it will linger a little bit longer from places like the southshore until 10:00, 10:30. cape and islands may get one more batch of showers. then some breaks in sunshine and peeks of blue sky should be coming out for the second half of the day. but then the clouds are going to win out right at the immediate coastline. nonetheless, that still boosts our temperatures in theow where we get those peeks of sun, probably mid-70s, places like fitchburg, low 70s right at the immediate coastline today. the clouds are going to return tonight. there may be a couple of showers around, 59 for an overnight low. most of us will be in the 50s. and then highs tomorrow only in the low 60s. that is it. we really don't rebound very much at all. it's going to be an on-shore wind. definitely a chilly raw feel, lower to middle 60s on the cape.

level low that's spinning in central can dark that's going to dive south and stall out for the middle and end of the week. what that means for us is there will be clouds, there will be patchy drizzle, there will be some showers, so really kind of gloomy second half of the week. this is the map tomorrow. it's not a ton of wet weather, some drizzle at the coast, but you want to have the umbrella kind of on stand by the next couple of days. here's a map on thursday, a little of green showing up. this next batch of should push through on friday. it does look like it will last in the striati of the weekend with lingering showers on saturday. perhaps a few more on sunday. >> all right. danielle, thank you let's get a live look rite now at your commute. this is the eastbound lanes of the mass pike out in brighton. you can see there's really just a handful of people out there. nothing too major. there was an earlier accident. it seems that is not affecting traffic, though as you get

riding through the o'neill tunnel. another driver took this fauve video. you can see the -- cell phone video. it appears to be on a hubway rental bicycle there. >> it's so outrageous that he's doing it, that it's almost funny. like it's -- you can't believe someone is doing this. >> just a few hours earlier, mass dot cameras caught another cyclists r tunnel. it is extremely dangerous and definitely illegal to ride a bike on 93 or any area highway. do not do it. the marlins taking the field for the first time since the death of their star pitcher. the marlins hosted the mets last night and every player for miami wore fernandez' number, 16. the team is also retiring that number. fernandez died in a boating accident early sunday morning. there was a special tribute

gordon hit a home run in the first and cried as he crossed the home plate, marlins would win it, 7-3. the governor and the family unveiling the state's first als license plate. the former bc captain and creator of the ice bucket challenge is fighting that disease. als one plates will help fund research. for more information, you can get it right on our website. well, it may be fall, the bay state. dr. greg skull working with the shark con certificates have i tagged its 20th white shark of the season yesterday. it was a 15-footer off of chatham. and a young boy helping to help save the sharks, a 5 year old, sent this ler to the atlantic white shark conservancy along with a $32 donation. carl says he sold lemonade to

great whites. the conservancy shared his ler on their facebook page. i like how it's 32. he didn't even keep $2 for himself. up next, the red sox gaining ground. >> to the latest on the race in what last night's match-up means for the stands. >> plus the bruins take to the ice for the first time this season. dan roche has the highlights

one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte:

. the bruins back on the ice in the pats getting ready for the bills. >> the red sox could clinch the division today. dan roche has it all for us. >> good morning everyone. red sox were off last night. they will open up a three think game set against the yankees. clinch the america division title. we had some major bean-ball situations early on. no punches thrown, but late in the game, new york would land the big blows. the jays were up 3-2 in the ninth. they each go deep. toronto loses 7-5, thus the red sox magic number is down to one. as sox win or blue jays loss tonight and the sox will get it done.

cover the pennant. more good news from texas, rangers lost to the brewers last night, so the sox now have sole possession of the best record in the american league with six games to go as they fight for home field advantage in the playoffs. hockey, bruins season opener at the garden ras night. they were down 1-0 in the second period when jimmy haze scores to even thing up at 1-1. rocket also scored but the bees would loose it in a shootout. bees signing brad march hand to a contract. the 28 year old is coming off his best season with the black and gold after racking um 37 goals and 24 assists. yesterday was media day for the celtics. expectations high for the green after the addition of free agent. then worried about what everyone else is saying, but they are dialed in on bringing home banner number 18. to wrap things, the patriots

foxboro practicing for the bills. you can see the game on wbz on sunday. still to come in the next half hour, an update on some breaking news that we're following for you. >> a deadly shooting near an mbta station in jamaica plain. the new details coming in overnight. >> reporter: in is jon keller, last night's debates with a tale of two une versus. the differences a saw and the impact it will likely have when wbz continues. with areas of rain pushing through. a few late-day breaks of sunshine will push us in the low 70s. i'm going to time it out hour by hour when we come back.

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. right now at 5:30. fireworks as the presidential candidates face off in their first debate. a closer look at their arguments and their biggest differences. >> and breaking overnight, police searching for clues after

station. >> plus a mystery at sea deepens this morning. . welcome back, everyone. >> thanks so much for joining us, tuesday, september 27th. we want to check in with danielle. danielle, we're looking at some rain moving in. >> it's moving in right now. it's pushing w it is going to be a wet morning commute. leave some extra time. a little extra space between you and the car in front of you. this rain continues to advance inside of 128 now, stead i didn't yes rain in the central -- steadiest part of the state. down through lawrence, andover. so from hampstead over toward teary and nashua. all of this rain continuing to press eastward here.

back down to needham. steady rain at that, and even downpours continue to push along the mass urn -- turnpike. zoom in, you notice that leading edge, waltham back down to need al. just about to come into the city of boston right now. so the this rain continues to push west to east. it does wrap up pretty quickly by 8:30, 9:00. some lingering showers on cape cod until early afternoon. and then some breaks in sunshine do come out as we ahead into the second half of the day. they will between. so definitely have the wet weather gear with you this morning. rain for most of us around a quarter of an inch, a few locally higher amounts, lingering showers on cape cod. by midday temperatures in the upper 60s. 71 for the ride home. i'll take you out through the west of the week coming up in just a few. let's take a live look at the zakim bridge for you this morning. you are looking at a pretty good ride this morning. you are supplement right right now from the new hampshire

rain moves in. also some breaking news overnight. a deadly shooting in jamaica plain. right now police are asking for the public's help. that shooting happened around 1:00 obtain super street. not -- on center street. a man in his 40s was shot multiple times there. police are canvass razzing the area right now and talking to -- canvassing the area right now. anyone with information should call boston police. hillary clinton and donald trump clashing in their republican candidates was quick to question his opponent's health. >> i don't believe she has the stamina to be president of this country, you need tremendous stamina. >> a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not have his fingers anywhere near the nuclear codes. >> clinton once again called on trump to release his tax returns, trump said he would do it when clinton releases 33,000 e-mails she deleted as secretary of state. but did the debate sway any

breaks down the night's biggest moments and takes a closer look at the biggest differences between the candidates. >> reporter: good morning. did you stay up late and watch the debate last night? if not, i urge you to go to cbsboston.com where you'll find a link to it. because we may never see another contrast in style and content as stark as the one hillary clinton and donald trump presented. for starters, if these two seem to be talking past each other on major policy i wonder. he believes in supply side tax cuts to spur job growth and trade protectionism to keep jobs herein. she supports tax hikes on the wealth and free trade to cut prices for consumers. on crime, he talks about backing cops and getting tough. she talks about rights and building trust. she cast herself as the one who can work with the political establishment. he wants to fire it. and when it comes to

contrast is even more stark. last night clinton was more consistently calm and even tempered and wants to impress you with her risumi. at times she was too calm, failing to exploit opportunities to stick it to him. trump was louder and more outraged, qualities that helped him win the nominee. he asks voters to take a leap of faith, that a vehicle for their anger and frustration might also become a great leader. she embraces specifics and seems rhetoric. he shuns the details for the most part and doesn't hide his contempt for her. sometimes debates can change the course of a race. my guess is that this one solidified it, exciting each candidate's base without necessarily expanding it but only time and the vote itself will tell. meanwhile, two more of these to

e-mail or on twitter. >> so who do you think you won the debate? you can go to our wbz facebook page and vote. we'll have the results coming up at 6:00. the suspect in a deadly mall shooting in washington state is now charged with five counts of first-degree murder. court records show arcan cetin confessed to the crime. victims rained from a teenage to 95-year-old woman. he is being held $2 million bond. the family says he h of mental health problems. in houston police shoot and kill a man randomly firing at drivers. nine people were hurt, one of them is in critical condition. the suspect was described as a disgruntled lawyer. police say he was wearing military-style apparel. they say he had two weapons and more than 2500 rounds of ammunition. new england has taken in nearly 650 syrian refugees with 145 of them settling right here in massachusetts.

in -- vermont is the only state in the new england without refugees. presidential obama set a goal last year to take in 10,000 refugees across the country. straight ahead, how you can give the gift of uber. >> plus new outrage over the soaring cost of the epipen. why the drugmaker could be making more than previously thought. >> plus a young man stranded out at sea for seven days is expected to arrive in boston today. coast guard officials are hoping to learn more about what happened to his mother who is presumed dead, i have the latest

my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us.

. good news at the pump. gas prices here in the bay state are down another two cents. aaa says the national average for a gallon of regular is now around $2.08. it's six cents lower than the in-state price from last year. well how much would you pay for a handwritten letter written by a this note from al capone for more than $62,000 yesterday. capone wrote the letter to his son while in prison. he even signed it love and kisses, your dear dad. the buyer is in the area who wishes to remain anonymous. given your friends the gift of uber, plus procigarettes sew

>> the new outrageous of epipen prices. hey, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris and brianna. pharmaceutical company mylan makes a lot more on its ep he pens than the ceo told congress last week. she said the company pockets about $50 on each pen, the "wall street journal" though reports the $100 figure had been reached by deducting the full u.s. tax rate of 37.5% from mylan's profits, even though the company pays a corporate tax. procigarettes sew is making its soup with 100% antibiotic and hormone free chicken breast. it removed artificial flavors and colors from 60% of its soups. it's responding to customers who want more natural ingredients. there's a new gift card for the holiday season. uner is going to -- uber is going to start selling gift cards. they'll be available in about

wal-mart, tart and cvs. chris and -- target and cvs. >> i could probably rip through that. >> it's a perfect christmas present. >> reporter: it's a good gift, i have to say. >> very interesting. thank you very much. we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> i use it everywhere in the city. >> i think it's a perfect gift for kids in college. because they're using it all the time. nice little treat. you don't have to get on the t. it's cool. coming up, putting your dog on a diet. >> how much people are paying to help their pooch lose w want to stay away from this one. >> reporter: the firs debate is in the books. coming up, what local voters are saying about it. >> we have your raincoat on that's because we're tracking wet weather. great reports from the weather watchers. let's check out some of the reports. just over .25 inch and barry

wooster massachusetts, about .10 an inch as well. i'll have a live radar update for when we come back thank you to all of our weather watchers for your daily report. we appreciate them. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death.

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an iguana in a tree. no word on where it came from. it did spend the night in their warm shelter. good news. they like the tropical weather. >> i know. he had to have escaped -- right. from someone's house or like a pet store. i don't know. danielle, he's crazy. he's breaking out. >> he kind of, you know, blended in with the tree. >> i'm glad someone saw him, actually. good point. so we have some green on the map this morning. we are tracking the rain moving through west to east of the it's going to be day. a lot of spots seeing rain right now, the exception south shore to cape cod. the rain is expanding and now into the city of boston. back edge, though just came through orange, about to come through right now. a lot of green. it's raining steadily. all the way from boston points west in through metro west as well. the downpours have expanded

through milton down through braintree and then a lot of this, again, moving through from west to east. so temperatures are in the upper 50s to low 60s. but as this band of rin comes through over the next couple of hours, the back edge comes through pretty quickly. it's pushing in through eastern massachusetts 8:00, 8:30. the far southshore to the cape still dealing with a little bit of rain. some showers will linger into early afternoon. they will come back over the cape between 1:00 peninsula. some peeks of sunshine are likely here and there. so where we do get those breaks, we'll be in the low 70s. again showers linger along cape cod. most of us end up with a quarter inch of rain, let's say either side of that give or take. there may be a few locally higher amounts. the clouds will return tonight. chance of a shower, 59 for an overnight low. most of us will be in the 50s. tomorrow, kind of a gloomy feel.

that is it. what's happening over the next several days is there's a big upper level low. see that spin there, in central canada. this low is going to dive south and kind of stall over the ohio valley, over the next several days. what that means for us is a persistent on-shore wind, low clouds, patchy fog, a little drizzle. not a soaking rain. we would like that because of the drought, but these periods of wet weather will linger right on through the end of the week. some showers on thursdaynd rain may push through on friday. temperatures you notice cooler than average at or right above 60 degrees right on through the start of the weekend. >> thank you. let's get a check of that morning commute for you right now. we have a live look at the pike. and traffic is moving really great in this direction. you can see it's flowing right into the city and and out. danielle did talk about some rain moving in for 8:30, 9:30 so

messy. breaking news overnight, a deadly shooting in jamaica plain, police say a man in his 40s was shot several times on center street, not far from the jackson square bmta station. anyone with information should call boston police. a young man found alone set to arrive in boston. >> plus the presidential candidates face off in prime time. here are your top stories on this tuesday morning. donald trump and hillary clinton facing off in their first one-on-one debate plenty of fireworks, especially over questions of who has better leadership skills. >> we have no leadership. and honestly, that starts with secretary clinton. >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not? >> why not. yeah. why not. you know, just -- just join -- join the debate by saying more crazy things. >> trump accused clinton of nothing having the stamina to be

countries when she was secretary of state. >> reporter: i'm live at the statehouse this morning, the morning after the much-anticipated first presidential debate. massachusetts voters are reacting to this. many of them unswayed by the performance of hillary clinton and donald trump. as for massachusetts governor, charlie baker, he's been pretty vocal about not supporting either candidate and planning to vote for n some young voters at northeastern university. that's coming up in just a few minutes. we're live at the statehouse, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. a young man stranded out at sea for a week is expected to

. bad idea, they say paleo is just fine. make sure you cook the food first. >> an unlikely benefit from roler coasters. researchers saying a ride on the coaster could help patients pass small kidney stones. they tested the theory on disney's big center mind and says it works. they hope to try it on other costers next. >> i don't know. i mean, i guess if to try it. >> i love roller coasters, so if it worked it, it worked. >> still could tom, the pats giving back. >> why one captain says he wants

. the patriots lending a helping hand. members of the team were in providence yesterd new playground. >> the volunteers and players moved mulch, put together equipment and started work on a 70-foot mural. it's the patriot way. >> community service is kind of what being a new england patriot is all about. i think when the young guys come in here, they see that and they fall in line. we have so many great examples, starting at the top. we all know what myra did enter the community. i think it's part of the

they set up nfl play 60 stations for local kids. the program encourages kids to get up and play for at least an hour a day. glad they got that in yesterday before the rain. >> how cool for those little kids to spend the day with them. keep it right here to wbz this morning.

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. good morning to you. it is 6:00 right now. thanks for joining us. >> it is tuesday september 27th. we're following breaking news right now at 6:00. police on the scene of a deadly shooting in jamaica plains and they need help from first debate is history. so who won, the reaction from the candidates and voters. >> plus the young man rescued from a life raft 100 miles off the massachusetts coast is due to arrive in boston today, but there's new questions about his story. >> and tom brady showing off some skin. >> yeah, we'll have the details on that. but first, the forecast with danielle. make it quick because everyone wants to know what's up with tom brady.