>> she explained to me in detail that there was no financial motive, that nathan was going to inherit eventually whatever he was going to get. >> reporter: linda was the one who had confrontations with her father before. in 2011 police accused her of assaulting him when he threatened to stop giving her money while they were visiting nathan, who was getting hi the charges were dropped. the report says he was struck upon his head multiple times with her closed fist and was being kicked at the same time by linda. >> like a lot of families, i guess sometimes there were disputes about money. >> reporter: because of that incident, linda was considered a suspect in her father's murder very early on. police moved on after she passed a lie detector test. that was something her son

investigation by federal authorities and police in four different new england states. a seafood company has been heavily fined for a deadly ammonia leak. osha cited southeast seafood with $175,000 in fines. employee brian car ron died when he was overcome during the the owner of terry little pumpkin daycare centers is telling parents to keep dropping off children even though the state wants to pull her license. >> she wants to keep one center open, even though staff say they haven't been paid. >> reporter: the troubles have been mounting for some time for terry's little pumpkins, facing numerous violations and funding

owner to close other locations. we have uncovered more documents that reveal why she may be having trouble paying her employees. terry batono wants to keep this center open while she appeals the state's move to revoke her license. in a letter to have parents, she apologized to parents for recent negative publicity, urging them to stay. >> after reading about it, i was really wasn't expecting nothing like that. >> reporter: the state stopped funding the vouchers she relies on, forcing her to close three other locations due to violations including late payments to employees. one former assistant director

late but often bounced. >> we're living paycheck to paycheck too. >> reporter: and these documents also reveal her own financial difficulties, facing four federal tax liens and owing more than $200,000. the state says it was never informed of a significant tax lien, which is another violation. she's been cited for inadequate staffing and supplies for children. an inspection of one location revealed dead rodents in kitchen area. >> just how everything was carried out, like in terms of how they handled the situation. >> reporter: the state says the owner can keep this location open while she appeals but they have frozen enrollment, meaning she cannot bring in any new children. the weekend is here and the sun sounds like it will be in

vacation to a different part of the country. meteorologist pamela gardner is tracking the weekend rain and a hurricane gaining strength tonight. >> oh, yes. i'll show you the radar, lit up with lots of green and showers spreading across the downtown area here in boston. you saw this is what we'll be experiencing for the next 24 hours or so with pockets of heavy downpours from time to time. when we look across the city and to our west here along th commute for our friends and family out there. starting to see some letting up, at least for now, more rain expected overnight. tomorrow temperatures in the 60s, a cool one for us with cloudy conditions and wind gusting from the northeast between 20 and 30 miles an hour in spots. that wind sticks around tomorrow, and this is the hour by hour. midnight tonight, scattered

morning. hurricane matthew now a category 4. we'll track that from the national hurricane center and let you know when we could see the sun in the seven- day forecast, coming up in a few minutes. a little boy's uncle is now charged with trying to kill him. 21-year-old taj mcdonald called 911 yesterday to say he killed his nephew. when officers arrived the assaulted. tonight a family is grieving and looking for answers in the death of a 7- year-old boy. kyzr willis drowned in a day camp over the summer. >> two months later, the family says they are still waiting on answers from the city. >> reporter: boston police released a statement saying his death was caused by accidental

filed a freedom of information request with boston police. but the family says they have received no response. >> this is a devastated family. we're hurt. we want answers. >> reporter: the grief is still intense, more than two months since that terrible july day when 7-year-old kyzr willis drowned at carson beach while attending a summer program at the curley community center. now the family is demanding answers and they say police haven't given them any. >> they don't even know who was the last person to see him that day. they know nothing about how that child died. information that's been gathered by the police department is in the hands of the city of boston and they have failed to provide it. >> reporter: relatives summed up the family's feelings. >> we understand it was ruled an accidental drowning. that's fine.

kyzr willis alive? where are his personal effecters never turned over to the family? >> reporter: new rules include a requirement for life preservers and added security cameras. but the family says it's too late for kyzr willis. >> it's devastating for me. i cry regularly about my grand baby. he's supposed to be here with us. >> reporter: tonight the family we reached out to police today and so far the department is declining comment. jim smith, wbz news. he was not asleep at the wheel but asleep in the money room. the t wants to privatize the money counting operation that handles hundreds of thousands of dollars daily. summers cameras captured this worker asleep on the ground in

counting tables inside. they say they have made progress in the management of the money room since the picture was taken. >> and there's a coffee machine close by. stuck in the air with no place to go. >> ahead, how riders had to be plucked to safety. >> and a high school football player and what may get him benched. . >> and mother nature trying to put a damper on big papi's party. that's not going to

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.

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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. for stronger public schools. . a stalled ride left riders stranded. the ride known as the wipeout stopped last night and fortunately no one was hurt. the ride will be shut down for the rest of the big e. tonight a war over a talented football player that

school student switched from a private school to a public school. >> the schools worked out a transfer and it was approved by a judge. but tonight this highly recruited player is having trouble getting on the field. 18-year-old kevin menza back in court, sidelined from starting. he transferred to shepherd hill for fiia hopes of a better student- athlete opportunities for college. the star running back missed two of his first games. eventually both schools wrote letters supporting his eligible. the miaa ruled he won't be allowed to play because he didn't meet the requirement standards. >> it's being done primarily for school choice and for academic reasons. >> reporter: last week a judge

the transfer. today the judge said he needs more time to review the miaa affidavit before making a final ruling. until then, he's cleared to play. >> he can play football if there is a game this weekend. >> it is not over but i'm relieved that i'm playing tonight. i want to thank shepherd hill and the judge. >> it's >> next week they will have a third hearing on the matter to decide his senior year athletic career. a moment ago we saw the umbrellas but the big story right now is the hurricane. >> hurricane matthew became a category 4 this afternoon. it's way too early to tell if it's going to affect us. >> right now it looks like it will go into the atlantic ocean. but the big question is, will it be closer to land, out to sea?

it going to get? right now it's strengthening fast. it is now category 4, 140-mile- an-hour winds and moving west southwest at 9 miles an hour. it has a defined eye center and it will continue to be strong through the weekend. then it takes a turn toward jamaica and could have a devastating effect there as a category 3 and continuing to the bahamas as a cate after that, this cone of uncertainty means we have a lot of uncertainty. could the center be out the sea? this is what we're keeping a close watch on. for us, we're dealing with the rain. it's going to be a washout for some from time to time. satellite and radar shows heavy rain falling in boston and medford, and to the west along the mass pike. maybe you have friends and family stuck in mass transit.

along the south shore here, very wet. as we zoom out, we have breaks in the rain near cape cod, but additional showers move in overnight. the same thing is going to occur with wave after wave of rain, clouds, fog, wind and chilly temperatures. here we go. overnight tonight, 11:00 p.m., scattered showers and some heavy pockets of rain. for saturday morning a soaking rain through and evening. farther inland, you could see more breaks than along the coast here. sunday morning, things start to let up. we'll have some fog and drizzle. doesn't look like we'll see the wall of steady rain for sunday, and plenty of opportunities between the rainfall. projected for saturday night, we'll have 1 to 3 inches beneficial rain. that's going to put a dent in the drought conditions we have

dropping to 54. more rain expected and winds coming from the northeast, gusting up to 35 miles an hour. temperatures will feel downright chilly tomorrow afternoon, 9 for the high in boston. the red sox action taking place tonight, it will be rainy. saturday, same deal, chance of showers, and sunday afternoon 3:05 for the first pitch with a few showers here and there. seven-day forecast, sunday is the better of weekend. the pats are playing again. monday 68 and down in the lower 60s for tuesday and wednesday. what a sports weekend. >> and big papi's final regular season appearances at fenway.

mother nature is not putting a damper on big papi weekend here, the final weekend of the regular season in major league baseball. come on down here, plenty of opportunities to celebrate david ortiz separates the lead for second and third in the battle for home field. but this weekend is always a celebration of david ortiz and his career here in boston. there are banners everywhere and there will be different ceremonies honoring big papi before each game this weekend.

have done because, you know, my story of my career, it has been really good. i was a big time underdog. i was somebody that came to the big leagues with all this ridiculous talent, and i wasn't but i figured one thing out. just keep working, don't listen to people. people are always going to have things to say. people are always going to judge you. people are always going to want to mow you down. not everybody, but some people. the reality is that you are the owner of your own future. you know, it's all about how good you want to be, all about

david ortiz is simply the boss. who would have thought the patriots could go 4-0? we are getting ready to go out against the buffalo bills. officially garoppolo and the gronk listed what's not in question is what

. >> football starts tonight with patriots all access, bill belichick breaking down the bills. and the kickoff is at 1:00 on sunday, and you can see them here on wbz. of papi. the sun is going to come out when he comes to the dish. >> nah, it's going to be raining. >> we like the way you're thinking, though. coming up, she was a beauty

donald trump unleashed a twitter tirade against the former beauty queen and the clinton campaign had a sharp reaction. that and more news in about 10 minutes. coming up next, kids love the story of boston's classic.

joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the

. the mfa is going to have a new exhibit thanksgiving weekend. you can continue the celebration with a visit to the

has to have that picture with their kid, right? >> exactly. tonight an investigation, retirement money kept out of reach by bureaucratic red tape. >> the state agency delaying retirement as we discover some people have already run out. that's coming up at 11:00. we'll be right back with a

. we have more rain moving in tonight and it's going to be a little rainy for saturday, too, heavy pockets of showers from time to time too. then sunday looking a little better. few showers here and there but

>> we'll take it. thank you. red sox tonight. >> thank you for joining us.

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