. 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.

rain pushing through west to east. it's going to be a wet commute in a lot of spots. the back edge is starting to come into western and central massachusetts. so be prepped for a wet commute. there's areas of light rain across northeastern massachusetts, extending back in through southern new hampshire. right along route 89 and back through concord. all the green in eastern massachusetts too. it's rain and light but steady for the most part. southeast part of the state dry for now. but it will be filling in over the next 30 minutes or so. the back edge does connell through 8:00, 8:30. in the city, 10:30. the cape and islands dealing with a few leftover showers. otherwise sunshine north and west of boston, especially with some peeks of produce sky right

that will help boost our temperatures oust of the low 60s to about 68 by mid-day and low 70s with those peeks for the ride home. gloomy for the rest of the week. we'll have the details coming up. >> okay. thank you. live look right now at the expressway. wow. it already looks like a parking lot pretty early on there. you can see lots of back-up. this is by the gas tank. you can expect that slow and go traffic all the way into the tunnel. breaking news overnight, a deadly shooting in jamaica plain for the public's help in this one. the shooting happened just before 1:00 on center street this morning. not far from the jackson square mbta station. a man was shot several times. police are now canvassing that area, talking to witnessing and looking for any surveillance video that might have captured this. if you have any information, you should call boston police inch also this morning, donald trump and hillary clinton go head to head, facing off in the first presidential debate. there were plenty of fireworks

reacted to their performances. jamie ewe kiss has highlights. >> i've been a senator. >> you haven't -- >> rreporter: the first of the threeingly anticipated presidential debates was anything but 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 deli deleted. >> it was ais 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 have the stamina to be president of this country, you need tremendous stamina. >> a man who can be provoked bryn a tweet should not have his fingers anywhere near the nuclear codes. >> reporter: clinton questioned whether the businessman is ready to lead a nation. >> i prepared to be president, and i think that's a good thing.

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. >> reporter: afterward trump reacted to his performance. >> i think we got our point across. she's not going to make america great again. she has been saying these things for years and nothing ever happens. >> reporter: while hillary clinton stopped by a nearby watch party to thank cheering supporters. >> talk about what we want to do to everybody. >> the candidates are backen ot trail today in battleground states, clinton in north carolina and trump in florida. >> and both of the candidates are also heading to new hampshire later on this week. so what do local voters think of that first debate? lets check in nicole form jacobs with reaction. >> reporter: chris, two more debates to go and it appears with this first one now in the

play a major role in in election. the much-anticipated first presidential dee bait is now in the books. drawing in millions of viewers with massachusetts voters taking a hard look at republican nominee donald trump and democrat hillary clinton. >> i have actually gone -- >> rreporter: with vastly different approaches to lead the country, the man who leads the bay state and has been named one ofhe in the country, has held his 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 people do like about trump is the way he speaks isn't so polished. >> reporter: at a wash party some students like many other voters have made up their minds. >> i'm not sure that -- my vote

it's going to influence the country's vote. >> reporter: that doesn't appear to be the governor's case who has made it clear he doesn't plan to vote for trump, clinton or a third-party candidate. and leading into this debate, polls have been up and down, many showing a very close race between the two candidates. it will be very interesting to see how this debate impacts thospo what you think about the debate. you can head over to the wbz facebook page and vote there. we'll have some of the results for you at the end of the show. clinton and trump will meet in the second of three dates on october 9th at washington university. just like last night's debate, you can watch it live here. now to a developing story, the suspect in a shooting at a cvs is under arrest and due in court this morning. police say they caught a man

night. he will be arraigned on drug and gun charges 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. that man is expected to recover. police say they will test the weapon to see if it's connected to the shooting. and a mystery at sea deepens this morning as a young man found alone in a life vast about to arrive in boston. anna meiler questions surrounding his rescue. >> reporter: 22-year-old nathan carman is expected to arrive sometime today. and when he arrives, coast guard officials are hoping to get a better idea of what happened to his mother. >> he was found in a life raft with a life jacket on and food and water. >> reporter: nathan carman found alive after seven days stranded

with him. the two left from point jew das rhode island on their 32-foot boat 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 boat started taking on water he got his life raft, he went looking for his mom to get in the life raft and conot find her. >> reporter: when the pair didn't return, a family friend reported them missing. >> he was my friend and the world is not right without fishels say it's unlikely linda survived and they won't be assuming her search. >> water temperatures the fact that she was unprotected from the elements. >> reporter: this isn't the family's first tragedy. several years, nathan went missing after his horse died. he turned up days later in virginia. in 2013 his grandfather was shot and killed inside his connecticut home, a crime still unsolved.

family wondering what went wrong. >> lots of questions hopefully he will be able to answer some of them. >> reporter: officials say there was never any kind of distress call made at the time the boat sank. nathan is reported to be in good condition. >> thank you very much for the update. new england has taken in nearly 650 syrian refugees. 145 of them right here in massachusetts. that's despite initial hesitation from the governor. vermont is now t new england without any refugees. most have clustered around bigger cities. president obama set a goal last year to take in 10,000 refugees across the country. controversy in mill bury. a home condemns, the homeowner living in his van in the driveway, and he can't leave. kurtis bernard was placed on house arrest. he invited his probation. the thing, the board of health

they say it's filthy, invested with bugs and filled with garbage and pest waste. >> it's not bad, i have coffee maker, a -- maker a cot. >> i thought it was strange, to be quite honest with you, because i think the court knew the house had been condemned. >> bernard also has to wear a gps monitoring bracelet. wbz has learned the home is under agreement and sale could close next month. right now the town manager wants to make s taxes is paid. norwood police arrested 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. police tell wbz he allegedly admitted to the crime but claimed he was sleepwalking. he was arrested but he bailed out. a few hours later police received several more cars for break-ins the area. they found demarzo with the stolen items.

same officer. coming up, some dangerous rides turning heads. >> the warning as to becomists were caught on camera -- bicyclists were caught on camera. >> boston latin responding to the rights of a federal civil rights investigation. the new steps being taken after a ruling found the school failed to respond to racist threats. >> and what drivers are doing behind the wheel that's costing them more at the pump. danielle good morning. some rain moving in. >> yes. tracking the rain, it's raining in a lot of spots right now. temperatures in the 60s rightn is going to wrap up by late morning for most of us. it lingers longest on the cape, low 70s for many of us later on today. a gloomy stretch the next few days. we'll break down the debail -- details. leave some extra time for your

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. welcome back. alcohol infused ice cream flavors might not be coming to massachusetts right away. we first told you about this a couple weeks ago. ice cream shops finding ways to put alcohol in their treats. the globe reports the state is placing restrictions on the sale

infused ice cream. and anyone who incorporates wine, beer or spirits into their recipe must file for a permit. booze-infused flavors. >> now we have to wait for t not so fast. we were all excited last week. just kidding. >> so rain coming through right now. it's welcome news. it's going to be out of here pretty quickly, by 9:00 for most of us this morn. the back edge is already pushing through central massachusetts right now. there are some steady areas massachusetts, though, in some downpours. it is pouring down to concord along route 89 and 93. we have some steadier downpours just west of you. a few downpours east of fitchburg now. steady rain there's green all over the map here. you're not going to avoid it

route 24. it will continue to slide east, back to marshfield, duck bury in the next 30 minutes or so. by 8:30 coming inside of 495 and eventually 128, few downpours leftover on the came by late morning. there will be one more batch of showers that come over cape cod. and then some breaks in sun, in fact, turning sunny north and west of boston with some breaks at the coastline. so some peeks of sun here or there. that boosts the the today. 70 to 75 for most of us. the clouds will return tonight with a few showers and patches of drizzle. overnight low 59. and look at this, we rise by a couple of degrees tomorrow. that is it. 61 for a high in boston tomorrow. low 60s for many of us. on-shore flow. that's just a start of our kind of dreary pattern here. so this shot of rain comes through this morning, but then there's a big upper level lower, you see that spin in the atmosphere here in central

south and the persistent on-shore wind, the low clouds, patchy fog and drizzle is going to be the story here at home over the next several days. you may want the umbrella, the rain coats you can pop up the hood if you get drizzle. that's the case wednesday and thursday. there's another batch of some tid iier rain that will likely -- steadier rain. this pattern will persist into the start of the weekend. it's a cooler than normal stretch too. we'll just be at or above 60 for the next several days in a row. scattered showers still on saturday, a few may linger into the start of next week with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. chris. >> all right. thank you very much. let's take a live look at the expressway for you this morning p you are jammed up. your delay starts farther south, you are slow and go right now obtain 24 northbound from block ton up to 128 and also from route three from derby street up to the split. the that is slow and go right

investigation finds evidence of discrimination and harassment at boston latin school. the investigation found the school violated the civil rights act by mishandling its students' complaints that another student threatened to lynch her with an electrical cord. the investigation found that there were two other troubling incidents. the school's former headmaster calls the investigation purely political and it's why he says he resigned. >> there is no centimeter nation at boston latin s violation on a case that we did handle in which a student was actually punished seemed to me really reaching pretty far. >> officials have agreed to sweeping reforms, including training for students and staff, hiring a new diversity officer and conducting an annual survey of the reh climate. the superintendent says the

to implementing these regulations and making sure any report of racial bias is addressed quickly. a biker caught on camera, another driver took cell phone video of the incident on sunday. you can see the cyclist riding in the breakdown lane on what appears to be a hubway rental bicycle. >> it's so outroyce that he's doing it -- outrageous that he's doing it. you can't believe someone is doing it this. >> take a a look at a few hours earlerier cameras caught another bicyclist. hubway posted a statement, saying in part it is extremely dangerous and definitely illegal to ride a bike on 93. do not do it. . in today's money watch, mylan is making 60% more from its sale of the epipen than previously believed. ceo heather bresch told congress last week the company pockets just $100 on each patch.

reports that $100 figure had been reached by deducting the full tax rate, from the pep i -- epipen profits even though the company pays much less than that. gas mileage will fall for about one third of new vehicles sold in the u.s. that's because drivers are loafing up on option that's drags on engines like your heated seats. people are also using more air conditioning and driving faster. >> got to have those heated seats in n the winter, which is right around the corner. >> that's right. coming up, six days until tom brady can join us. >> how he's spending his final days off. plus with what the suspended quarterback is saying about coach belichick. >> a sweet story, a boy using

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. an emotional night as the marlins return to the field just one day after the death of ace pitcher josi fernandez. the marlins hosted the mets last night. the entire team wearing number 16. they do plan on retiring that number in honor of the 24 year old who was killed sunday in a boat crash. gordon leads off the game sending one out of the yard. home plate and most of his teammates were too. marlins go on to win it, 7-3. now to the patriots, the team is 3-0 without tb12. a real testament to the coach. on radio last night jim gray asked tom brady is belichick is the best coach ever. >> yeah, i definitely think. so i think whatever hand he's been dealt, he finds a way to win. and that's the mark of a great coach. sitting in those meetings for the last 16 years and watching him prepare the team, there's no

for. it's a privilege to play for him. i look forward to being back at there and getting yelled at by him. >> on sunday is pats host the bills. kick off is at 1:00 right here. you can catch the fifth quarter show right after the game. brady will be back with the game in one week. he can officially return next month. so what is he doing during his suspension? he's sunbathing in the buff while on vacation in italy. he reportedly said on t to get away. well, it may be fall, but it is still shark season here in the bay state. dr. greg working with the atlantic white shark conservancy tagged the 20th white shark of the season yesterday. a young boy helping to save the sharks, a 5 year old name cal, sent this letter to the conservancy along with a $32 donation.

raise money because he loves great whites. the conservancy shared his letter. i love little kid handwriting. >> please use this money to help the sharkses. >> oh my god, and $32. he didn't keep any of it. lots more to come in the next half hour. >> there's good news in the efforts to get more local police officers to wear body cameras. . >> reporter: this is jon keller, last night's debate was a tale of two universes. . the impact it will likely have

special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2.

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. 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.

. breaking news right now at 6:30ment air plea from police investigating a deadly shooting in jamaica plain overnight. >> punch, counter punch, the first debate more like a verbal match. so who won? wbz political analyst jon keller weighs in. >> plus the young man who survived a week at sea set to arrive in boston today. but coast guard has some

. good morning to you once again. thanks so much for joining us. >> we are waiting on some much-needed rain, but danielle is kind of -- doesn't make things so easy for the commute. >> it's raining right now in a lot of spots. the back edge is coming through western massachusetts. the rain is falling in the city of boston. most of eastern massachusetts, in fact. 61 in boston right now. stafford just pouring. some rain in nashua, that will also be pushing out in the next 30 minutes or so. one more round of showers is going to -- going to push through. lots of green on the map. light rain for the most part but it is steady. you do run into some town pours, route 24, down to bridgewater, abington, hanson, back over

downpours. back edge comes through though by 8:00, 8:30. 10:00 most of us are drying out. showers linger into early afternoon on cape cod. one more batch high clip the outer cape through early afternoon. of the sun does break out in a lot of spots. that will boost our temperatures in the 70s. grab the umbrella and rain coat as you head out the door. drying out in the we'll take you out through the end of the week, let's get you on the roads. >> the rain is affecting the morning commute here, this is a live look at the zakim bridge, traffic is actually heavy all the way from the new hampshire state line, right down through woburn. there's a little pocket where you can catch some speed. let's tack a look at the expressway heading into the city. you can see things not

a little wet. >> thank you very much. breaking overnight a deadly shooting. police are asking for the public's help. the shooting happened around 1:00 this morning on center street. not far from the jackson square mbta station. a man in his 40s was shot several times. police are canvassing the area right now taking -- talking to witnesses and looking for any surveillance video in the area. anyone with information is asked to call boston police. hillary clinton and donald trump clashing in and the republican candidate was quick to question his opponent's health. >> i don't believe she does have 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 so when clinton releases 33,000 e-mails deleted when she was secretary of state.

breaks down the night's biggest moments and takes a closer look at the differences between the candidates. >> reporter: good morning. did you stay up late and watch the debate ras 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 wonder. he believes in supply side tax guts and trade protectionism to keep jobs here. she supports tax hikes on the wealthy to pay for job creating infrastructure 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 nomination. he asks voters to take a leap of faith, that a vehicle for their anger and frustration might also be become a great dis-maid. 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 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 debates to

twitter. >> so what did you think of the first debate? nicole jacobs is live in bost with inviter reaction -- boston with voter reaction. >> reporter: thises with a hot topic on social media last night with both candidates kind of make a name for themselves if you will over social media because of this first debate. and it appears the undecided voter will actually have a pretty big role in this debate. massachusetts voters many of them unswayed by performance of hillary clinton and donald trump. as for massachusetts governor, charlie baker, he's been pretty vocal about not supporting either candidate or voting for either one of especially this. some young massachusetts voters probably some of the most impressionable ones are also reacting. >> clinton has a very uplifting, you know, hopeful message and trump is just doom and gloom. >> i really think that something

way he speaks isn't so polished. >> reporter: the poll numbers have been up, they've been down. many showing a very tight race going into this debate. it will be very interesting to see how the debate now that we are past it will impact though poll numbers. that's the very latest from the statehouse, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> all right. absolute will you right. thank you very much. as nicole just mentioned, national polls showing this race is a virtually a t might think in massachusetts. the ultimate ares from our exclusive wbz poll show hillary clinton with a 13 point lead over trump with libertarian gary onand green party canned at that time jill stein far behind. our survey also shows both clinton and trump with low favorability ratings in massachusetts, well behind president obama's current approval rating. you can see the full results of our poll on our website. this morning we also want to know who you think won the debate last night.

facebook page and vote. we'll have the results coming up. a mystery at sea deepens this morning as a young man found alone in a life raft is about to arrive in boston. anna meiler is live in boston with the new questions surrounding his rescue. anna. >> reporter: 22-year-old nathan carman is expected to arrive in boston today board the freighter that found him floating in the middle of the ocean. and when he arrived, coast guard officials are hoping t better idea of what happened to his mother. him and his mother left on an overnight fishing trip ten days ago from point jew das in rhode island. next day their ship sank. coast guard officials say one week later, crew members on board a freighter spied nate than innovating on a life raft with food and water. when his mother wasn't with him and coast guard officials say they will not be resuming their

unprotected from the elements, she had no food and water and there was no other life raft aboard the chicken pox. >> reporter: coast guard officials say there was never any kind of distress call made. nathan is reported to be in good condition, again expected to arrive in boston today. anna meiler, wbz this morning. >> anna, thank you. the suspect in the deadly mall shooting in washington state is now charged with five counts of confessed to those -- cetin con he is fessed to those shootings. cetin is being held on $2 million bond. his family says he has a history ever mental health problems. in houston, police shoot and kill a man randomly firing at drivers around 6:30 yesterday morning. nine people were hurt, one of them is in 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

ammunition. new this morning, the wife of a man killed while being questioned about the boston marathon bombings is now facing charges. she has been charged with making a false statement to the fbi. the indictment accuses can her of lying about a man's whereabouts in the days immediately following a triple murder in waltham back in 2011. one day after she was questioned in 2013, her husband was killed by an fbi agent who a salem man sentenced to live in prison for the murder of an army veteran in boston, he was found guilty last week of shooting and killing stephen perez during a fight back in 2012. during yesterday's sentencing, the victim's family remembered him as a loyal son, brother and friend. braintree's deputy police chief is now on paid leave. the mayor put deputy chief wayne phos on leave yesterday over

officer who managed that evidence room. >> she took her own life in may before -- that awed i had found more than 400 thousands dollars had gone missing along with guns and drugs. as a result prosecutors have dropped 41 criminal cases. >> all of providences uniformed police officers will soon be outfitted with body cameras. the city is getting a $375,000 grant from the department of justice to expand the program. the city this past fridge but needed additional funding to fully implement it. >> 6:40 right now. just ahead a check of the day's stop stories, including developing news. >> arrest of a shooting at the cvs. the suspect said to appear in two different courts. the evidence that may connect him. >> also ahead a wild rescue and you definitely don't expect to see this kind of animal over in our area. danielle, good morning. >> good morning, chris. tracking areas of rain for your morning commute. not a fun right out there right

next couple of hours, which is good news. weather watchers checking in with rainfall amounts right now. just over .20 inch of rain. it's a soggy september morning but we welcome the rain. we sure do. i'll have that hour-by-hour timeline when we come back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working.

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. well a surprising find in dorchester. the animal rescue league was called to center street last night to rescue an iguana in a tree. they got the iguana down. it is not clear where it came from. but it spent the night in the warm shelter. imagine like going to shelters, have you seen any iguana anywhere? >> yeah, we found it in a tree. >> that's so funny. go for the iguana. don't have to sit out in the rain. nice warm shelter. i'm glad he was nice and cozy. >> we have rain on the map this morning. it's a wet morning commute in a lot of spots. the temperature right now is right around 60 degrees on average. rain yapping up in manchester. still some light rain in

right now. but one more batch of light showers from orange back down to amherst. you get into eastern massachusetts, you cannot avoid the rain. it's light but it is steady for the most part. that's coming out of a pretty good clip. most of us end up a quarter to half an inch of rain in some locally higher amounts. the steadest amount along route three. this is all going to be filling in on the cape and islands in the next hour or so. so it's a thin band that comes through the back edge, pushing east by 8:8:30 the city of boston. 9:00 a.m. we're drying out. getting breaks of sunshine. by 10:00 a.m., the rain is really confined to the southshore back down to cape cod. there will be some showers that linger until about mid-day to early afternoon on the outer cape of nantucket, especially. then we do see some breaking of the cloud cover. turns into a nice afternoon north and west of boston. some stubborn clouds linger a little bit longer. i do anticipate some peeks of

so where the sun breaks, we come in the 70s. 70 to 75 degrees today. that's actually slightly above average for this time of the year. the clouds do return tonight, the shower or 2, 59 for an overnight low, most of us in the 50s. tomorrow look at this, we don't rebound very much at all. kind of a dreary pattern for the middle and end of the week. clouds, showers, patchy drizzle, 62 for a high tomorrow. that's it. that wind off the ocean. 10 to 20 miles per hour from the northeast. that persistent o see that spin in the atmosphere, that low is going to dive southward, kind of stall out here and keep us in this blocked pattern of moisture coming in off the ocean. so tomorrow what does that mean for us? a shower or two, patchy drizzle. not a washout by any means. a lot of clouds around for thursday. perhaps a light shower or two. have the umbrella on standby. you may not need one. just pop up the hood for some of

pennsylvania. we're keeping an eye on the tropics as well. this cruster of showers and thunderstorms is showing -- clusters of showers and thunderstorms is showing formation. this could become a tropical depression later on today. it's spinning in the atlantic still. it may become matthew once it becomes a tropical storm. we will keep an eye on that by the time we get to next week. obviously several days out with some interest in the tropics for that. in the meantime, dreary stretch, some showers linger into the start of the weekend and normal. >> thank you very much. the rain out there this morning cueing causing some problems. let's take a live look at the zakim. things are moving over kay. ment leek but on 93 -- the leverett connector. you are looking at basically on the brakes from new hampshire border straight on down until it its had the -- hits the zakim bridge. you're also slow going this

from derby street to the split. tough right coming north and south. breaking overnight, a deadly shooting in jamaica plain. right now police are asking for the public's help. the shooting happened around 1:00 a.m. on center street, not far from the jackson square mbta station. a man in his 40s was shot several times. police are canvassing the area, talking to witnesses and looking for any surveillance video. they're asking anyone with information to come forward. 6:48 right now. the suspect in a shooting at a cvs is under arrest and due in court this morning enter 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's facing multiple charges in the shooting of an 18 year old inside a cvs. that shooting happened last week. the man who was shot is expected to recover. a young man found alone in a life raft will be questioned by the coast guard when he arrives

nathan carman and his mother left from rhode island on september 17th. a day later their boat apparently sank somewhere off long island. but the coast guard says there was no distress signal. on sunday a passing freighter found nathan in a life raft and he says he looked for his mother but he couldn't find her. donald trump and hillary clinton facing off in their first one-on-one debate. and there were plenty of fireworks especially over questions of who has better leadership. >> he says. >> we have no leadership. and honestly that starts with >> 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 knot having the stamina to be present. she fired back saying she traveled to 112 countries when she was secretary of state. well we asked you who you thought won the debate. you've been weighing in all

who say trump. still to come, the red sox are winning without even playing. >> boston had last night off but tonight they'll have a chance to make history. >> we all know what happens in the outfield of a red sox victory. it's win, dance, repeat.

i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids;

. 6:53 right now. the red sox open a three-game series tonight. >> and boston has a chance to do something they've never done in the bronx. clinch the american league east division title. yankees and blue jays last night, we had some major bean ball situations going on early. bench is cleared. no punches thrown but late in the game, new big blows. jays are up. toronto loses search-5. the red sox magic number to clinch the east is down to one. >> and the bronx tonight to cover the -- reports starting at 5:00. the rangers lost to the brewers last night. the red sox now have sole possession of the best records in the american league with six games to go. and for all of their success, the red sox need your help.

is here they're winning so many games they're running out of dances. here is betts on friday. then there was andrew benintendi michael jackson's move as the sox win over the orioles. betts tweeted he needs some help coming up with new dance ideas. >> those are amazing. i think they already have it down. >> win, dance, repeat. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with nora ahead on cbs this morning, we'll fact the check the candidates hear from undecided voters. plus we'll talk with both vice presidential nominees. and facebook executive is here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you right at 7:00. . >> up next, once an. in a lifetime prize, the lucky massachusetts man who got it

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? good morning. it is tuesday, september 27th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump and hillary clinton clash over isis, taxes and who we fact-check the arguments in their first debate. plus their running mates join us. a focus group of undecided voters from the battleground state of pennsylvania shows us how the debate influenced their opinions. plus, why do cops of pasts keep continue to be hired. we investigate gypsy cops. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye