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good morning everybody. it is 6:01 on sunday october 2. we are glad you are joining us today. i'm kerri connelly along with dave epstein. another rainy one but it's warmer out. >> it is warmer not really raining. >> no? >> no. >> there are no windows in here. >> a little drizzly. you ago. >> it's been a while. we've got to get windows in here. it does take a while. >> you understand. >> i do. it's a better day. >> okay good. >> it's not a beautiful day. we are not going to see any sunshine but it's not like yesterday where we had all of the wind and the cold weather and temperatures mostly in the 50s. so today we get into the 60- degree range. we'll get right about there. so i'm going to call it many clouds with just little bits of

morning. mostly it's a dry day and you can do whatever you were going to do outside. still damp tomorrow with a mid day shower. a similar kind of day. maybe one of those spot showers popping up middle of the afternoon until later in the afternoon and watching matthew for next weekend still unsure exactly where that's going to go. this morning's radar mostly quiet. we see one lone shower around the vermont, new hampshire border moving to th region and that is it. no real drizzle even being picked up on radar. we'll have the full forecast taking us through the up coming weekend just ahead. kerri? >> thank you dave. we do have breaking news two people were killed in a bad accident in yarmouth, two cars collided and two people died of injuries. their names are not being released until people can get

condition at cape cod hospital. the crash is under investigation. the road was closed for several hours but it is now back open. we begin this morning with one state official's sudden resignation. state police are looking into what matthew was doing when he didn't want to sit in traffic. katie brace has the latest on the investigation. >> sitting in traffic was apparently not what deputy commissioner mat si sk he inappropriately used lights and sirens on a state vehicle and resigned friday. this was not the first time he found himself in trouble. david perk runs the institute at suffolk university. >> the governor has to be careful about the entitlement mentality that seems to have motivated this particular guy. >> the department runs this and his boss commissioner leo roy used dco resources and staff for a private july 3 party, had

suspended without pay for a week. >> the big take away is it's always been a haven for party regulars, loyalists, some might say hacks and experience that charlie baker has had with this guy is not untypical. >> he was a member of charlie baker's election team appointing him to the $112,000 a year gig and endorsed him for a seat on the state's republican committee. governor part governor baker is disappointed to learn about the poor judgment in inappropriately using a state vehicle. >> it will have a negative impact. it does suggest he better take a look at why people have state cars and why a director of operations at an obscure agency has emergency sirens and lights able to use to get home early. >> making sure they are only

state vehicles, katie brace wbz this morning. melrose police are investigating a pedestrian accident that happened saturday on lin street. paramedics took a 51-year-old man to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. two people were shot outside of a function hall on saturday. police responded to mosleys on bridge street. both men are expected to survive. police cleared a large crowd several people but so far no arrests. also a driver is in the hospital after crashing right into a house and missed a woman by just a few feet. paul burton reports on what might have caused the accident. >> it felt like a meteor shook the whole house. >> don said he was in the shower when he heard the crash. >> it went through a wall a corner and stopped in the back. >> i'm numb. >> numb because his wife was in

truck drove through it missing her by a few feet. >> it pushed the bureau but she didn't get injured. >> the crash happened around 8:00 saturday morning. the truck took out the front brick wall and caused structural damage to his home. >> i'm stunned the amount of damage by a truck. you'd think a tractor trailer came through here. >> it's all pushed in. the bedroom, the end table, the bed is all over the place. >> the driver of the truck houses away. still unclear how he got enough speed to go through the brick wall into his home. he fears he may have had a medical condition. >> apparently he was coming home and might have passed out at the wheel. i don't know. he has a lot of medical issues and went right through the wall. >> i hope the gentleman is okay as well who was driving the truck. >> don and his wife just completed renovating the home. >> i think if the wall wasn't

law is really shooken up. >> the driver was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. i'm paul burton wbz news. two people will head to court after police found heroin cocaine and cash and with a search warrant they arrested frederick diaz and leonardo legger. the charges include trafficking heroin in a school zone. firefighters morton hall early saturday morning and found flames burning right through the roof. 70 students made their way to safety. officials say this was a tough battle because of the building's height and copper roofing material. students can't live in the dorm because of the damage. no word on the cause. huge names from the boston sports world had a little shin

team coverage ahead of big papi's big day. we kick it off with dan roach with more on david ortiz. >> being david ortiz must be a little surreal. the whole world wants to thank you and shake your hand and oh by the way you've still got the play offs ahead. saturday was the second of three ceremonies honoring big papi this weekend. the pats represent the former players later on today. a lot of selfie there. bobby oar, ray born and brad taking part. how is that for team bonding. the survivor of the boston marathon attack also on happened for the tribute. a pretty strong statement on the impact ortiz has had on the city of boston well beyond the world of sports. and one final celebration this afternoon. sox asking you to be in your seats at 2:00.

dan roach wbz sports. >> thank you so much. it's all big papi all weekend long. fans are sad to say goodbye but so far it's been all smiles on the field. jim smith has more from fenway. >> an electric night at fenway park, boston's farewell party for big papi rolling along. this time the celtics came as a team all of them wearing number 34 in honor of david ortiz a group of former patriots also came to fenway and then the bruins featuring the most famous bruin of all bobby oar coming to honor a fellow legend. but that's not all. marathon bombing survivors also took part including jeff bowman. >> see him hug me and give me a hug. he's so happy that everyone is here. >> as a survivor what does it mean with what he meant for the city? >> yeah his speech i saw from

me up really good. >> and it gave you trend? >> oh yeah. he's the man. >> you wouldn't have traded being here tonight for anything. >> no absolutely not. >> it was also a big night for the fans including one couple originally from boston but now living in north carolina. they made the trip to fenway. >> we came from north carolina. we had to go to his last weekend game so really looking forward to it. great player. hate to see him great everything. you know? that's all i can tell you. that's why we came all the way from north carolina. >> so now here we are. just one more regular season game for big papi later on today but hey the play offs are ahead and hopefully he'll create even more history then. at fenway park jim smith wbz this morning. >> let's hope so jim smith thank you. still to come the race for the white house, a new report out

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we have matthew out there this morning. latest forecast update said that it is a category four. winds 150 miles per hour. this is a formeddable storm. the storm looks like it's going to pass in between haiti and jamaica. we'll take a deeper look in the new york times is reporting that donald trump declared such a huge loss on his 1995 tax return $916 million that he might have legally avoided paying taxes for the next 18 years. the paper received trump's returns in the mail and they have been verified by his former tax lawyer. brooks silva bragga has more.

recordings of hilary clinton speaking about young voters at a february fundraiser. >> a new audio tape shows her demeaning and mocking bernie sanders and all of his supporters. >> recording that clinton sympathizes with young voter's frustrations but also says. >> some are new to politics completely, they are children of the great recession and they are living in their parent's basement. >> fy trump for his early morning rant on twitter. >> it proves he is unfit to be president and commander-in- chief. >> with voters heading to the polls in 38 days homeland security secretary jay johnson revealed that hackers have gained access to state voting systems and taken steps to attack many others. 21 states have turned to his department for help and have

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dave epstein talking about the weather. it's been a lot of rain but we needed it. we can't complain. >> we didn't have as much as you think. some places under an inch. >> oh really? >> funny how it's so hard to tell. >> it is and that's the late person who doesn't have a rain game or isn't a gardner. they think the drought is over. >> not even close. >> but we did get beneficial rain and no question about that it is beneficial. plants which i didn't think would ever come back have started to perk up a little bit before we get a frost so it is good for the gardens and the trees but it's going to take a lot more than .86-inches at logan airport to get us out of this. speaking of a lot of water this is matthew and why are we starting here? certainly a lot of you may even have relatives or friends in this area. there's haiti, there's jamaica and there is the eastern tip of

going to go up into this area between jamaica and haiti and the topography there is such that all of this heavy rain can cause huge mudslides and massive problems. there's also little islands out here they had to get folks off already. you are going to hear about this over the next couple of days and as this continues to move off to the north forecasted to be a category three here bahamas. that is still a major hurricane. perhaps diminishing down to a two after it goes through the bahamas and then of course you look here and go we are up there and this thing is headed north. the question is does it make it? does it go into the carolinas or take a right hand hook out to sea? honest? we don't know. we have no idea at some point. we have some idea it's not going to go really far to the west but it could impact our

you are going to want to stay tuned to this and probably won't be able to get away from it as we start the work week. here's how much rain fell. look at it out there worcester. think about it this way. we are supposed to have about an inch maybe more each week. it gives you what you are supposed to have for a week and when it doesn't rain you start going back down and ten inches just a little bit of drizzle here this morning not much in the way of precipitation and watching matthew and tomorrow is damp. lone shower in new hampshire this morning. temperatures today mostly in the 50s top out around the 60- degree mark this afternoon and notice you don't see any precipitation coming out of the clouds because i think it is mostly a dry day. wider shot of temperature shows 49 in worcester, 51 in keen

coast. it's not uncomfortable definitely temperatures mostly in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. if you are headed to fenway just clouds. temperatures around 60 degrees. game time at 3: 05 but starting a lot of the celebrations there and festivities about an hour before hand. seven day forecast head into foxboro today about 63 degrees and temperatures mostly in the 60s for the rest of the week. kerri? >> all righte well attention whale watchers. you are one day closer to making it on your favorite game show. coming up we'll remind you once again where you can try to win a spot on the wheel of fortune this week. and is it your birthday today? let's see who you share it with on october 2. phil kessel is 29 years old today. kelly rippa celebrating her 46 46th. brian regian at 59 and singer sting is celebrating his 65th

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good morning everybody it is 6:30. i'm kerri connelly. i was just asking you if you had your coffee. i can't even say my name. >> you are making fun of me and you can't even say your own name. >> drink up baby. how are you doing?

>> good to be here for barry who is enjoying the weekend off. our weather to watch this morning a lot of clouds across the area kerri and i little bit of rain. when i say little rain i mean really not much coming down if anything at all today. so still damp tomorrow. maybe a mid day shower and watching matthew into next week. that is going to impact haiti right now looks like it's under the gun. the western portion of haiti more than anything. it looks like move far enough to the east of jamaica earlier a couple of days ago. just two days ago it looked like it was going to impact jamaica and now it does not look like that is going to be the case. not as much. still impacted but not as it could be. mostly cloudy skies. topping about 60 or 61 at logan airport for a high temperature. kerri? >> dave thank you so much. breaking news overnight two people were killed in a bad

third person is in the hospital right now. two cars collided on buck island road just before 11: 00 last night. two people died of their injuries. their names are not being released until police can get in touch with their families. the third person is in serious condition at cape cod hospital. the crash is under investigation. the road was closed for several hours while police were on scene but it is now back open. more fall out this morning against a former state official. state police are investigating suddenly as deputy commissioner of the department of recreation. he inappropriately used the lights and sirens on the state vehicle possibly to get out of traffic. sisk was also suspended for a private function the night before boston's july 4 celebration. a close call for a deadham woman who was in bed literally just feet from where a truck went through the wall of her

the front of the home. no one was hurt in the crash. police haven't said yet what made him lose control but the homeowner suspects he may have had a medical emergency. today is a big day for big papi. he'll play his last regular season game at fenway park. during yesterday's tribute every major boston team was well represented. so were charities and families he has effected. but the biggest applause of the nibe marathon bombing survivors. who could forget his famous this is our [bleep]ing city speech. a victim fund is now accepting applications for payments through the state attorney general's office. the pharmacy's tainted drugs killed at least 76 people and sickened more than 700 people nationwide. the fund is specifically for

and for a link to the application visit our website at cbs boston.com. well two people will head to court on monday after police seized heroin cocaine and cash. detectives went to 12 cross street this morning with a search warrant. in one of the apartments officers found the wife of one suspect and four children ages 2 through 15. police arrested frederick diaz and leonardo legger. the charges include trafficking heroin and well investigators have interviewed the engineer of that commuter train that crashed in hoboken new jersey on thursday. a woman on the platform was killed and more than 100 people were hurt. chris van cleve has the latest this morning. >> a source familiar with the investigation tells cbs news after months of concern of a leadership vacuum federal regulators launched a deep

discovering dozens of safety violations. regulators were preparing to enforcement measures prior to thursday's accident. new jersey transit did not respond to our request for comment. late saturday the train's engineer thomas gallagher ducked into his garage of his home after meeting with investigators. the ntsb did not release details from the interview. >> he'll tell us if he was attempting to work the throttle or work the brake. he'll tell us h he'll tell us if he saw signals. he will tell us exactly what happened in that cab. >> work to remove debris and possible asbestos contamination at the crash site continues keeping investigators from the crucial data recorder and front facing camera in the first car. ntsb vice chair bella dinhzar. >> as soon as the site is safe the ntsb will retrieve the

recorder. investigators will use that information to validate speed and get that information about the train. >> the second data recorder removed from the rear of the train could not be accessed from the field and has been sent to the manufacturer. >> chris van cleve hoboken new jersey. >> investigators have not found any sign of problem with the train signals. a six-year-old boy died. jacob hall has been in the hospital since a shooting on wednesday at townville elementary school in south carolina. another student and teacher will also hit when a 14-year- old boy opened fire on the playground. they are recovering. the young suspect is also charged with killing his own father. an african vacation that turned into a tragedy two american sisters were found dead in heir luxury hotel rooms. a group of islands off the east

are adding more questions. ken mccloud has the story this morning. >> described as loving sisters and best friends with adventurous spirits robin and annie corkp died under mysterious circumstances while on the vacation of a life time a tropical paradise in the indian ocean. hotel workers found them unresponsive in their luxury vill acon commodities trader in chicago. annie was an administrative assistant in denver. they had been there about a week after first traveling to kenya and tanzania. their numerous facebook posts appear to show them happy and healthy with no clue as to what was coming. hotel staffers told police the sisters were so drunk the night before they died they had to be escorted to their villa. that was the last time they

pulmonary adima with fluid on the brain contributing to annie. neither woman had a history of such trouble but doctors say it can be caused by a drug overdose or alcohol poisoning. toxicology findings are on going. the area is known for it's beauty and serenity and annie described it as the best place ever. now family members are bringing their bodies home amid all sorts of unanswered questions. according to the autopsy results no visible injuries on the pair. their brother says robin and annie were veteran international travelers who were always kind generous and compassionate wherever they went. ken mccloud wbz this morning. more zika carrying mosquitoes have turned up in

bearing mosquitoes have been captured in miami beach but the first in two weeks. 35 people have contracted zika locally and officials are hoping to cut down on mosquito numbers. >> still to come this morning more big papi goodbyes at fenway today but what do the play offs look like for the sox? dan roach has sports but dave you first. >> temperatures should top out around 60. a zl morning and speaking of drizzle let's go to the trivia question and it's all about drizzle. this is a tough one kerri. let's see how you do. in general how small is a drizzle as opposed to rain. it's actually a technical amount of diameter this is supposed to be. .5-inches, .1-inches, .02- inches or .001-inches.

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. good morning. everyone down one regular season game for the red sox as they fight for the second season in the up coming nl ds. the soften trail the indians by half a game for the second spot and home field from the alds

series thursday. the theme was what he's meant to the city of boston on and off the field. there were patriots bruins and celtics on hand for the ceremony certainly was special. also pete brady's marathon bombing survivors also taking part in a group first pitch. lots of selfies and autographs as well. easy to lose impact to the city on and off the field but these tributes special he is. drops into center field two runs come around to score for a 2-0 lead and they are off to the races looking good. meanwhile david ortiz at bat is must see with a single to right another big ovation for big papi as he leaves the game for a pinch runner and tips his cap to the crowd.

xander bogart. a break here in the 8th on for the jays and called to watch him lift his right foot. comes home with a tying run. craig kimbrel on in the 9th struggled lately walked the lead off man and then a sack bunt and wild pitch from kimbrel runners on third and he came home on a sack fly with a winning run. 4-3 is the final and despite his recent strugglell good to go for the post season. >> absolutely i want the ball. and the last few outings have been pretty disappointing. nothing i can do about that. all i can really focus on is the next series and the next time i get the ball. we have one more game tomorrow and we go into the series so hopefully the next few days it works out and i get rest and good to go. >> all right. as we mentioned the indians began saturday a half game behind the sox for the second spot in the american league.

run to score. francisco lindor doubles home two more. the indians move ahead of the sox in the hunt for home field in the nl ds by half a game. the jays win and orioles losing having them tied in the wild card race with one game to go. to football not surprisingly the pats have not announced who will start at quarterback against the bills today but logical to think it will be jimmy garoppolo if he's physicallye not it's him or jacoby brissett it doesn't matter who is at quarterback. >> both of them have gotten wins. it's great and all but this is a new team and a new goal and it all depends on everyone doing their own job not just the quarterbacks. >> all right. elsewhere the pats adding another gronk to the roster saturday. glenn gronkowski. the pats first had him in a

practice squad. signed with the bills as a free agent in the spring, played in the opener and was released the next day. pats also signed defensive lineman turned tight end greg scruggs. bills and pats kick off at 1. stay with us for our fifth quarter post game show after the game on wbz. boston college taking on buffalo at alumni stadium yesterday. michael walker makes it 21-3 eagles at the break going on a 35-3 win. up next number five clemson friday night under the lights in chestnut hill. a couple of touchdowns from andrew ford to andy isabella but tulane answered with 31 points and fell short 31-24 a final. a big day. reeves win over casey. sox play the regular season finale this afternoon at fenway

ortiz's final game. pregame be in your seats by 2. should be a lot of fun. pats and bills fifth quarter after the game and the jaguars and colts this morning right here on wbz. dan roach wbz sports. >> thank you so much. 6:47 sunday morning. a misty kind of cloudy morning. better today than yesterday. he's got his forecast for you

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welcome back everyone. it is 6:50. thanks for being with us. i'm kerri along with dave. what's going on out there. >> one of the things we do during the commercial is i prep you, give you little things talk about. matthew, rain, drought and then new year. jewish new year starts at sun down today. >> is that what you were trying to get at? >> that's what i was saying. >> i was like what are you talking about. >> a lot of folks will be celebrating and apple and honey is one of the traditions. >> is that the thing? >> sweeten your year. >> i like that. >> we do have a sweet update coming for today a little better than yesterday not much

drizzle this morning, cloudy skies, temperatures near 60 this afternoon under where we should be if you took the past 30 years all of the october 2 and averaged them out it's goaling to come out about 7 degrees higher than that 8 degrees higher but we are not too far away. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. we do have that spot of drizzle but generally it's just cloudy and that's what i'm going for this morning. notice winds, yesterday those winds were howling out of the northe you had the drizzle which was coming down heavy at times. today just cloudy so that's what we go for watching the game you notice just cloudy skies. no real danger of the game getting washed out. no rain delays. they'll be able to uncover the tarp and looks pretty good. now if you are headed to jillth stadium maybe you are tailgating you are going to leave not too distant future start tailgating late morning early afternoon and having

going to cook east northeasterly winds again very light so not going to have to contend with the winds. the fair started late last week. temperature of 60. a little bit of drizzle this morning but generally cloudy skies. you'll be able to walk around, check out the fair, check out the rides. have some of that fair food and the chance of rain actually goes down hill here so much of this week we are not going to see anything at all. i put 40, 30 because of a shower during the middle part of the day but that would be about it. so let's go through hour by hour. this is one computer model and this shows us clouds and precipitation. those two things. so we notice all of the gray. cloudy overnight tonight mostly cloudy skies and notice no precipitation. mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. 7:00 in the morning. i don't expect anything on the roadways. they may be damp because of a lot of moisture in the air but not going to have puddles or

slow us down beyond what you normally see on a monday morning and then 1:30 in the afternoon a couple of spot showers which is why i put the chance for precipitation at around 30%. you can see them coming down from the north as the storm system spins to our northeast and a little bit of moisture rotating. a brief shower during the afternoon or evening hours. in terms of foliage it's late this year because of mild weather a milder than average september all across new england. sora temperatures in the 50s to around 60 and one more event. let's give you this as a great new england barbecue fest about 60 degrees at the mountain and temperatures around 60 this afternoon. okay let's get to that seven day forecast. then we'll get to that tough trivia question which kerri was trying to get answers to during the break. temperatures the 60s this week. sunshine developing. matthew's track can impact that

partly sunny it could be windy and pouring rain depending on the exact track of matthew. more on that throughout the week. the team will be keeping an eye on that for sure. let's get to the trivia question and i did ask you how small is a drop of drizzle so rain drops are certain diameter. what about drizzle? >> i was looking for a hint. is that so bad. >> yeah. >> so what he did tell me is the biggest rain drop is a third of an inch. >> third of an inch. >> so c. >> very good. you got it. >> see that? >> look at that. >> a little hint doesn't hurt anybody. >> so once you get above two one hundredths of an inch you classify it as rain but the smaller ones are drizzle. >> just a little bitty drizzle. >> all right thank you dave. if you get your boss to sign off on you being absent from work it's probably okay right? we'll tell you the story of one boy who got the real boss to

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morning. >> not as bad as yesterday. >> it's an improving forecast. as we. >> through the next several days, it's going to improve more and more. it's not going to be perfect. i want to start down in the tropics. i want to start north of south america. we want to look at hurricane matthew. this is a category 4 storm, it is a major storm. only goes up to category, that this reached category 5 status briefly. it could get stronger. when they get this big, they oscillate. they have eye wall replacement cycles, they get weaker and stronger and weaker and stronger. during one of those, this could nick up to a category 5, the water is warm down here this morning and the storm is going to take a track, passing it close to haiti, if not over the western tip of the island. port of prince, the biggest

towards the east. on this track, good news, at least for the biggest cities of haiti. it's going to move through the bahamas. the big question is, how does this, if at all, impact us, late this week or next weekend. the upcoming weekend we will talk about. here is the rainfall totals. you can see the rain, heaviest towards the south from the past couple of days. nantucket over 3 inches. today, mostly cloudy skies, 65 degrees. we will ta sunshine comes back coming up. breaking news, two people were killed in a bad accident in yarr mos -- yarr mouse, two cars collide you had before 11:00 last night. two people died with injuries. names are not released until police can get in touch with their families. the third person is in serious condition at cape cod hospital. the road was closed for several

scene. a state official sudden resignation is raising questions over massachusetts. police are looking in to what matthew sis, was being with a state vehicle when he didn't want to sit in traffic. >> reporter: sitting in traffic was apparently not what the deputy commissioner mat was willing to do in the sea port district. the report found he inappropriately used his lights and sirens on his state he resigned friday. this is not the first time he found himself in trouble. >> the governor has to be careful about the entitlement . >> reporter: he used resources and staff for private july 3rd party. two men had to reimburse the state and were suspended without pay for a week.

regulars, loyalists, hacks, and experience that charlie baker had with this guy is not untypical. >> reporter: he was a member of charlie baker's election team. he pointed sisk to the gig. baker's office released a statement saying in part, governor baker is disappointed to learn of the deputy co in inappropriately using a state vehicle. >> he better take a look at why people have state cars and why a director of operations at an obscure agency has lights and sirens available to use to get home early. >> reporter: the state is reviewing the use of lights and sirens, making sure they are only used for emergency reasons

home state vehicles. a pedestrian accident happened on saturday on lynn street, paramedics took a 51- year-old melrose man to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver stopped and cooperating with police. two people were shot outside of a function hall saturday. police responded to moseleys on bridge street. both men are expected to survive. police cleared a crowd from the event ipside and interview -- inside and interviewed several people, so house on the west roxbury line. the truck missed a woman by a few feet. >> reporter: don says he was in the shower when he heard the crash. >> it went through a wall, a corner and stopped the the back. >> reporter: his wife was in the bedroom when the pickup truck drove through it, missing her by a few feet.

the bed and didn't get injured. >> reporter: the crash happened 8:00 saturday morning in denham. the trial court took out the front brick wall and caused structural damage to his home. it's pushed in. the bedroom, end table, the bed is strown all over the place. >> reporter: the driver of the truck was his neighbor who live as few houses unclear how he got enough speed to go through the home and fears he may have had a medical condition. >> he might have passed out at the wheel. i don't know. he has a lot of medical issues. >> i hope the gentlemen is okay as well who was driving the truck. >> reporter: they lived here for 45 years and completed renovating the home. >> if the wall wasn't theres it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: police are investigating, no charges have

hospital with non-life threatening injuries. crews had a hard time fighting a dorm fire at dartmouth college. they found flames burning through the roof. 7 students made their way to safety. this was a tough battle because of the building's height and the copper roofing material. students can't live in the dom because of the damage -- dorm because of the damage, no word on the cause. boston sports world had a little shin dig for the sox slugger before his second to the last regular season game. the celebration continue today. dan roche has more. >> reporter: being david ortiz must be a little surreal. seems the whole world wants to thank you and shake you hand. you come through with a huge hit almost every night and still has the playoffs ahead. saturday was the second of 3

honoring big poppy this weekend. lot of selfis happening there. brad stevens and the entire celtics team taking part. how is that for alyel team bonding. -- for a little team bonding. a strong statement about the impact ortiz had on the city of boston well beyond the world of sports. one final sell bags later on this afternoon, sox asking you should be a lot of fun. scientists, doctors and activists will have their eyes turned to knot for the nobel prize announcements. why it will be the pinnacle of

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tomorrow we will know who will be honored with one of the most prestigious prizes in the world. winners of the nobel prizes in medicine, physics and peace will be announced. the bragging rights are priceless. those who select the winners

>> today we have a system where the people that get the prize, in a sense, inherit, it adds up year after year. it makes it unique. >> the first prize winners are announced tomorrow this the field of medicine. stay with wbz news for the names, very exciting. big poppy has been more than a sports star. a touching tribute to boston strong in the week following the marathon bombing. waking up a little bit older, that's all right. you got to enjoy everyone of them. boston bruins, 29 years old. kelly ripa turns 46. singer sting is celebrating his 65th birthday. what about you? if it's your birthday, happy

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what is going on out there? >> not as much wet weather for today as the past couple of days. that's the good news. if you like it dry, we still need the rain. we don't want it to rain for the next week or so. we are going to go to the south. i want to start with matthew, a category 4 hurricane, that's a major storm. the track of this right now, the latest track, this is as of 5:00, we will get an updated track at 8:00 and er over to western portion of haiti. the haiti and dominican are the same island. haiti is the western side of the island. this will move over that tip, the good news, if there is some good news, i'm always trying to find the good news, port-au- prince is further towards the east. you want look like the eye will go right over the most populated areas of that island.

again, it's still hours away, things can change as this moves. we will also be thinking, what happens to this as we go through monday and tuesday and wednesday and thursday and in to the upcoming holiday weekend. will this come up in to new england. will a storm system across from canada and this some how interact. how does high pressure interact. the things will play in to the forecast. you will hear about this, this week. until out, there will be a lot of speculation. today, no speculation at all. it's going to be cloudy. you are don't see much, if any precipitation. nothing falling out of the sky. it may look threatening during the day. we are watching the fact there is little, if any rain for today. it is damp tomorrow with perhaps a shower and we will watch matthew as i eluded to for next weekend, we had beneficial rain over the past

most of it off towards eastern half of massachusetts, and southern new england, nantucket, 3 inches a selection of some amounts that you can see. 1.44, up in to newton, less at logan airport, less towards the north and less far northern new england. the doppler showing a lone shower in new hampshire. as you are going out, grabbing walk, taking yourself for a walk. temperatures in the 50s. a days where you want to have some sweatshirt or raincoat to stay warm. not a cold day. temperature around 60s heading home this evening, temperature still in the upper 50s. if you are going to fenway park or watching the game, you will notice cloudy skies and no winds, it's not going to affect winds coming toward the field or blowing towards the outfield.

there patriots-bills game, tailgating, temperatures in the 50s to lower 60s by game time. winds negligible, not a factor at all. let's look at the seven-day forecast. its going to show us we have nice weather coming in. we will have to wait and be patients tuesdays wednesday, thursday, great days. i left partly sunny for next weekend because it's just a lot of speculation what happens with matthew. >> the glass is half full you could have put partly cloudy. it's weekend long, fans are sad to say good-bye to the legend. so far, all smiles on and off the field. jim smith has more from fenway. . >> reporter: electric night at fenway park, boston's farewell party for big poppy, rolling along. this time the city's other athletes joined in. celtics coming as a teams all wearing number 34 in honor of david ortiz including coach

to fenway including the bruin including bobby ore coming to honor a fellow legend. marathon bombing survivors also took part including jeff bowman. >> so happy everyone is here. i saw his speech from my hospital pedestrian at boston medical center. that punched me up. that he >> reporter: it gave you strength? >> oh, yeah. he is the man. >> reporter: you wouldn't have traded being here for anything. >> reporter: also the big night for the fans including one couple, ridgely from boston, but now living in north carolina. they made the trip to fenway. >> we came from north carolina, we had to go to his last weekend game. we are looking forward to a great play. i hate to see him go.

great everything. that's why we came all the way from north carolina. >> reporter: here we are, one more regular season game for big poppy later on today. the playoffs are ahead and hopefully he will create more history then. jim smith, wbz this morning. murder mystery in a tropical paradise, coming up, what autopsy results reveal about two sisters killed in a luxury resort. we have cutie parade today looking for a new loving home. could it be yours?

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my pals from the bay pass humane society are here today. two cuties here, one is shy.

tell us about topper first. the star on the table. >> he is. topper has become a staff and volunteer favorite at bay pass. unfortunately topper has spent the last couple of years of his life in and out of shelters. it does take a toll on these dogs to be in shelters for so long. we are committed to finding him the right home. followingly for topper -- fortunately for topper, he is incredibly smart and trainable, loves doing scent-work type things. he is great in the car and perfect hiking companion. >> he is smart and trainable. he needs the right family that understands huh to work with him and train him. absolutely. we are hoping for the best for topper. you can help with the training, subsidized training. miss linda with the precious

are learning a little bit about her. she is extremely social. she is a nice medium engine dog. she has unusual confirmation, she will need gentle types of exercise, soft surface, maybe swimming-type of thing. if you are looking for a nice around the block companion and a couch buddy, linda would be great for that. >> i love the sorry to keep you up. >> billy, tell us about billy. >> poor billy came to us recently, he had a situation where his owner passed away. it's devastating for some dogs. he had been with the person for 6 years and lived a fairly sheltered life in that time. he needs somebody that is going to understand to be patient. he is nervous to go slow. once regets to bond with

friendly with and loves car rides, a nice medium energy dog, which for most folks that works well with. >> you want tone courage foster -- to encourage fostering. >> especially for dogs like billy and like topper, fostering is important to give them a sense of normalcy to be in a home while they are waiting for their forever home. >> we want topper and linda and billy. this is kimba, she has a new home with jason and his mom. look at that happy little kitty. your website, if anybody is interested in topper, linda or billy is bay pass humane.org. >> thanks for coming in, we hope for the best for these

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or my kidswhen 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; i'm fighting for yours, too.

good morning. thank you for being with us, i'm good morning, how are you? >> i'm leaving a little space. she told me i was sick -- >> he brought >> not little. >> a sick harassment is what i'm coining it. stay away. i get it. i'm the same way. >> you are a germaphobe as well. better day today because we don't have the rain coming down. there is a little bit of spot drizzle. there is no measurable precipitation. we are not calling it rain, we are saying cloudy skies and damp this morning. not the driving wind we had

rain of yesterday either. as we go through the hours, we should top out around 60 degrees. mostly cloudy skies, along the coastline with the easterlily wind, a ib will of drizzle -- a little bit of drizzle this morning. not any accumulation of rain in the rain gauge. many clouds, still damp tomorrow, a lot of clouds, maybe a glimpse or two of sun. also the chance for a midday or evening shower, we will be watching matthew, this is going to be the big story all week long, it's going jamaica and mayim pact the united states. it's a big may but a big storm. we will keep an eye on that for you. the full forecast for the next 7 days coming up. we look forward to that. checking the top stories in the meantime, more fallout this morning against a former state official, state police are investigating matthew sisk who resigned as deputy commissioner of the department of conservation and recreation. a report found he

and sirens on his state vehicle possibly to get out of traffic. sisk was suspended for using dc r resource it is for a private function before the july 4th celebrations. a close call for a denham woman in bed feet from where a truck went right through the wall of her home. a truck lost control around 8:00 yesterday morning, slamming right through the front of this home on boson and police have -- bonad street. the homeowner knows him and suspect he is may have had a medical emergency. today is a big day for big poppy, he will play the last regular season game at fenway park. during the tribute yesterday, every boston sports team was well represented. so were charities and individual families ortiz helped through his career. the biggest applause belonged to three boston marathon

bleeping city speech. some relief for victims of the scandal with the defunct new england compounding center. a victim's fund is accepting application for payments through the state attorney generals office. the pharmacy's tainted drugs killed 76 people and sickened more than 700 people nationwide. the fund is specifically for those without medical insurance and for those claiming lost wages. to learn about the fund and for a visit cbs boston.com. two people will head to court after laurel police seized heroin, cocaine and cash. detectives went to 12 cross street with a search warrant in one of the apartments officers found the wife of one suspect and four children ages 2-15. police arrested fed rick diaz and leonardo lager. charges include trafficking,

zone. a 6-year-old boy died after the school shooting in south carolina. jacob hall had been in the hospital since the shooting wednesday. another student and a teacher were hit when a 14 year old opened fire on the playground. they are recovering. the suspect is charged with killing his own father. african vacation that turned in to a tragedy, two american sisters were found dead in their room. a group of islands off of the east african coast. the autopsies are adding more questions. ken mc cloud has the story this morning. >> reporter: described as loving sisters and best friends with adventurous spirits, robin and annie died under mysterious sirings while on a vacation -- circumstances while on a vacation in the indian ocean. police say hotel workers at the

unresponsive in the luxury villa. robin was a commodities trader in chicago. appny was an ad minute straitive assistant in -- administrative assistant in denver. their numerous facebook posts appear to show them happy and healthy, no clues as to what was coming. staffers said were so drunk the night before they died they had to be escorted to their villa. were seen alive. a preliminary autopsy blames pulmonary adeemia or fluid and cerebral fluid attributing to annies. it can be caused by a drug overdose or alcohol poisoning. toxicology findings are not in and the investigation is on going. the say shells are renowned for

early, annie described it as the best place ever. family members are struggling with the somber task of bringing their bodies home amid all sorts of unanswered questions. according to the autopsy results, no visible injuries on the pair. their brother says robin and annie for veteran international travelers who were always kind, generous and compassionate where ever they went. i'm ken mc cloud for wbz this morning. the eye team confirmed information about the football and cheering league. financial records have been toned over to police, the league president was forced to resign amid allegations she mishandled the program's money. pence sent a letter to parent acknowledging the problems but did not shed a light on the growing controversy. it began as an eye team type. if you have a story the eye team should look in to, send

quarterback questions for the pats game. we do know there will be a second shooting up soon. sports is next. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

down to oning are season game for the -- one regular season game. answer the finale with the jay, sox trail the indians by a half a game for a second spot. home field when the teams open up their series thursday. ortiz honored, the theme is what he meant to the city of boston, on and off patrons, and celtics and pete freightties, marathon bombing survivors taking part in a group first pitch. easy to lose sight of the impact on and off the field. the tributees are mind us how special ortiz is. let's go to the game with the sox needing a win. young, first inning single, dropping in to center field. two runs come around to score

every at-bat is a must see. he singles to right. another big ovation for big poppy, leaving the game for a pinch runner. poppy will tip his cap to the crowd. kevin singles up the middle, past the saner bogart. 3 rbi on the night. he gets a break in the 8th. runner on a tying run. craig phon the 9th. he struggles lately. a wild pitch, put a runner on thursday. he came home on a sac fly with a winning run. 4-3 is the final. >> i want the ball. the last few outings have been

one more game tomorrow. hopefully next few days i get a little rest and be good to go. >> the indians began saturday a half game behind the sox for the second spot in the american league. allowed one run to score. indians win it 6-3. the indians move ahead of the sox in the hunt for home field by half a game. the jays win and orioles losing. tied to the wild card race with one game to go. football, not surprisingly, the pats have not announced who will start as quarterback against the bills today. whether or not it's jimmy g or ber set, the pats know it's

this is a new team and a new goal and it depends on even doing their own job, not just the quarterbacks. >> pats adding a grant to the roster. pats first had him if for a work out and on the practice squad. the 23 year old signed with the bills in the spring as a free agent and played in the opener and releaseed the next day and scrugs. college football, boston college taking on buffalo, alumni stadium. numb 5 clemson, friday night under the lights in chestnut

of touchdowns from ford to isabellela, tulane answered with 31 points, u mass rally fell short 31-24 the final. a big day. the sox have a tribute planned for david ortiz's final game, pregame, ask you to be in your seats by 2:00. should be a lot of fun. pats and bills, 5th quarter after the game, kick off at 9:in colts this morning here on wbz. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. thank you so much. dave is here bringing good news. >> these are from mr. valenties pepper, sweet peppers. these are a hot pepper. the drought has been beneficial

are. >> they really are. >> great color. this time of the year the peppers are ripening. without a lot of rain, if you have irrigation, we don't have much disease. the tomatoes and peppers which might succumb to disease, have not this time of year. there is good side to the drought. some of the fenders. >> you will tell me, i can't cook very well. you will tell me what to do >> those are sweet, these are hot. speaking of hot we are going to go to the tropics. matthew is a category 4, the storm is going to go between the way it looks now and forecasts can change. the closer we get to when it's going to impact the area, the better forecast is. it's going to go between the west, eastern tip of cuba and western tip of haiti.

here. they are making preps to have the deal with it down there. the little bay, as it moves towards the north. the question is, what does it do once it gets in the bahamas. once it's there, we will have to wait to see over next week and could be as long as a week as this storm moves in to the bahamas, something else coming across in the northern part of the jet stream as wells that high pressure system, how those interact wde it maybe nothing. it may go out to sea. we will have zero effect from it or could come up and a big effect from it. we will know more through the next several days. temperatures in the 50s to near 60 afternoon. mostly cloudy skies, a spot of drizzle. you may need the wipers briefly. we are not talking rain. they would be on the intermitt at the present time delay set -- intermittent delay setting.

weekend or later than that. the euro model leaves it down and takes a long time to get it up here and inform affects us. here is general idea for what fell in terms of rain. a half an inch around worster, increase to 3 quarters of an inch towards boston and inch and a half to 3 inches towards nantucket where it's been almost completely average this year in terms of rainfall. the drizzle not being picked up on radar this morning. temperatures right now in the where they are going over the next 7 days. low 60s today, mid-60s tomorrow. cooler as we dry out on tuesday. it's a beautiful stretch of weather wednesday, thursday and friday. if you are a wheel watcher, here is you chance to win big. the wheel mobile will be is in boston look for contestants. there are 6 chances to be collected, 3 saturday and 3 sunday. anyone who shows up can apply.

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pope francis is in -- during a mass in the catholic cathedral, he will emphasize closer instigation other faiths. coming up, santa gourmet shows you which mozzarella

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patriots set to kick off in a few hours, it's time to plan your snacks. >> reporter: four becomeses of frozen mozzarella sticks, contend rs were alexia, farm rich, giorgio and tgi fridays. see if you can guess which ended up at the top of the food chain. tgi finished in last place.

hefty appearance of the flat slabs, upon first bite he realized most of the bulk could be attributed to the breading that overpowered any cheese flavor. mare narra included in the box was just plain terrible. giorgio faired slightly better. the bland peal bread ling was almost as forgettable as the lackluster cheese it on the upside, these sticks were the only entrance to offer microwave instructions this addition to traditional oven preparation, neither method resulted in a satisfactory snack. runner up is farm rich. the best looking of the bunch with just the right amount of breading, encasing gooey

the sauce was better than the sticks which didn't have enough punch to take the top spot. at the top is alexia, the competition wasn't even close, as this brand put the other snack sticks to shame. the crunchy well season breading is loaded with italian herbs and compliment rather than overpower the mozzarella. a simple straight alexia mozzarella are at the top of the food chain. >> can i eat about 10 of them now. watch the phantom gourmet at 10:30 and 11:00 on my tv 38. it is 7:57. we got your top stories and a look at the full forecast for the week ahead coming up.

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good morning. yesterday was apples and pear, that was fun. >> good time to get to a local farm and support them after a rough year. >> next weekend is the big apple picking weekend.

after that is a good time, there are still apples. folks are like we are done, you should still go. in to november some are still available. not a bad day to get to a farm or the fairs or whatever you want to do. it's going to be cloudy, it's not going to be a bright beautiful sunny october day but not the kind of day we had yesterday. if you were outside playing in the football game like something like that it was kind of wet tomorrow, still damp, may shower during the middle part of the day. the big news you are going to hear about all week long, it's going to make national news and local news is matthew. i was writing a little bit of a blog. it's going to take a few more days to really understand from the models exactly how everything is going to come in to play. some forecasts take this thing

anything you are hearing, the forecast is not going to be reliable until we get closer and deeper in to the week. what is reliable, what fell in the rain gauges. we had 3 inches over nantucket and paired to a half an inch through new hampshire, massachusetts, border through town zonks up and groton and less in to vermont. metro west, 3 quarters of an inch to closing in on an inch and a half. this is defily perked up a little bit. radar not picking up the drizzle. a little bit out there, not picking it up with temperatures in the 50s to near 60. chatham, 60 this morning. that is the warm spot. as we head through the days morning papers to the midday and prepping for you monday. temperatures mostly in the 50s to around 60. no wind today to speak of all. if you are at fenway, the winds won't be an effect on the game

the outfield by your team. 59 degrees, temperatures the entire time during the game we will be uniform. if you are getting ready to head to gillette, temperatures in the 50s for tailgating. lower 60s for the game, cloudy and cool. i would put in a brief shower but it would be brief. no winds to speak of either. a lot of fun, fall activities besides apple picking. drizzle otherwise mostly cloudy skies. we find the temperatures this week are going to be in the 60s. what is going to happen, as woe warm up tuesday, wednesday and thursday. there is no chance of precipitation. how do s that reflected? you can see temperatures in the upper 60s later on this week with all the sunshine, thursday and friday are my picks for this week. breaking news, two people

in yarr mouth. two people died of their injuries. their names are not released until police can get in touch with families. the third person is in serious condition at cape cod hospital. the crash is under investigation. the road was closed for several hours while police were on scene. it's back open. a state official sudden resignation is raising questions and accusations all over massachusetts. police are looking in matthew sisk was doing what w a state vehicle when he didn't want to sit in traffic. >> reporter: sitting in in traffic was not what deputy commissioner, mat sisk was willing to do in the sea port district. he inappropriately used his lights and sirens on a state vehicle and resigned friday. this is not the first time sisk found himself in trouble. tur, runs the beacon hill

careful about entitlement mentality that motivateed this particular guy. >> reporter: the department of -- sisk and his boss commissioner used dc r resources and staff for a private july 3rd party. two men had to reimburse the state and suspended wouldn't pay for a week. >> the take away, it's always been a haven for party regulars, loyalists, hacks and experience that charlie baker had with untypical. >> reporter: sisk was a member of charlie baker's election team. he pointed sisk to the $112,000 a year gig. bakers office released a statement saying governor bark is disappointed to learn of the poor judgment in inappropriately using a state vehicle. >> it will have a negative impact. he better look at why people

director of operations at an obscure agency has emergency lights and sirens to use to get home early. >> reporter: the state is reviewing the use of lights and sirens making sure they are used for emergency reasons and reviewing who gets to take home state vehicles. melrose police are investigating a pedestrian accident that happened saturday on lynn street. paramedics took a melrose man to the hospital and cooperating with police. two people were shot outside a function hall saturday. police responded to moseleys on bridge street. both men are expected to survive. police cleared the crowd and interviewed several people, so far, no arrests. also in denham, a driver is in the hospital after crashing in to a house on the west roxbury line, the truck missed a woman by a few feet.

might have caused the accident. >> reporter: don says he was in the shower when he heard the crash. >> a wall, a conner and stopped in -- corner and stopped in the back. >> reporter: his wife was in the bedroom when the pickup truck drove through it missing her by a few feet. >> she was on the other side of the bed and didn't get injured. >> reporter: the crash happened around 8:00 saturday morning this denham. brick wall and caused structural damage to his home. >> it's pushed in. the window is gone. the car, the house, the bed is all strown all over the place. >> reporter: don says the driver of the truck was his neighbor who live as few houses away. it's up clear how he got enough steed spue go through the -- speed to go through the wall and in to his home.

medical issues. >> i hope the gentlemen is okay as well who was driving the truck. >> reporter: they lived here for 45 years and completed renovating the home. >> if the wall wasn't theres it could have been a lot worse. >> everybody is safe, that's the main thing. >> reporter: no charges have been filed. the drive was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. i'm paul burton, wbz news. more breaking news er line for the brexit. the uk will begin the formal process of leaving the european union before the end of march. britain voted in june to leave the eu, that sent testimony markets tumbling. until now it hasn't set a timeline for the process. crews had a hard time fighting a dorm fire at dartmouth college. they responded to moretop hall and found flames burning

officials say this was a pretty tough battle because of the height and the copper roofing material. students can live in the -- can't live in the dorm because of the damage. no word on the cause. big honors for big poppy. sox and huge names from the sports world had a little shin dig before his second to last regular season game. the celebrations continue today, dan roche has more. >> reporter: being david ti seems the whole would wants to thank you and shake your happened. come through with almost a huge hit every night and the playoffs ahead. saturday was the second of three ceremonies honoring big poppy. the pats represented by former players suns they are playing tad. lot of selfis happening out there. brad and the entire team taking part. how is that for a little team

on hand for the tritt. a strong statement -- tribute. a strong statement about the um pact ortiz had on the city of boston well beyond the world of sports. a final celebration later on this afternoon, sox asking qu to be if you seats at 2:00. should be a lot of fun. jim smith has >> reporter: electric night at fenway park, bostons farewell party for big poppy rolling along. this time the city's other athletes joined in. celtics coming as a team. all of them wearing number 34 in honor of david ortiz including coach brad stevens. a group of former patriots came to fenway. the bruins, featuring the most

marathon bombing survivors took part including jeff bowman. >> seeing him hug me and give me a hug. happy even is here. >> as a survive, with what he meant for the city. >> his speech, i saw his speech from my hospital bed at boston medical center. that punched me up. that punched me up really good. >> reporter: it gave you strength? >> yeah. he is the man. >> you wouldn't have traded being here tonight anything. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: also of course a big night for the fans including one couple, originally from boston, but now living in north carolina. they made the trip to fenway. >> we came from north carolina. we had to go to his last weekend game. we are looking forward to it. i hate to see him go. >> great man, great player. great everything. that's why we came from north carolina. >> reporter: here we are, a

the playoffs are ahead. hopefully he will create more history then. jim smith, wbz this morning. thank you is much. donald trump may have avoided paying federal income tax for years. a closer look at what one of donald trump's tax runs obtained by the -- returns

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donald trump declared a huge loss on this 1995 tax return. $916million that he might have avoided paying taxes for the report in the new york times receiving his returns in the mail. those documents have been verified by trump's former tax lawyer. >> reporter: at a rally saturday night in pennsylvania, donald trump brought attention to leaked recordings of hilary clinton speaking about young voters at a february fundraiser. >> a new audio tape shows her demeaning and mocking bernie sanders and all of his

sympathizes with young voters frustrations but also says. >> they are children of the great recession and are living in their parents basement. >> reporter: clinton called out trump for his twit errant against a former miss universe. >> it proves yet again, he is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander in chief. >> reporter: with voters heading to the polls in 38 days, homeland security secretary, jay hackers gained access to voting systems and have taken steps to attack many others. johnson said 21 states have turned to his department for help, they have not found evidence of any manipulation of voting information. clinton returns to the trail monday in ohio, trump will be in colorado. a sportsnet work lens the hard way you don't mess with

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thank you for being was. i tell our floor director to eat something, snack throughout the morning, it's a long show. apples, whatever. >> i gave her a honey crisp. >> she brought chinese food. that was at 7:00 >> like almonds or yogurt or a piece of fruit. >> i love it. >> i'm thinking it's going to be mostly cloudy, damp, little bit of drizzle out there. not like we saw yesterday. it's not going to have the wind and not going to have quite the dampness that we had yesterday with the steadier rain at this time yesterday morning.

logan airport. dew point 53 b when the numbers are close together, the relative humidity is high. that word relative humidity means how close dew point and temperature are. they can be relative humidity can be 100% in the middle of winter. northeast winds at 13, it's brisk. remember this is at logan, it's open and out there and on the tarmac. inland, winds are not that strong. speaking of strong winds. 15 with matthew. this is going to be the big weather story for the next five days. it may be longer as the storm is the category 4 goes to a category 3s major hurricane, crosses the bahamas. bahamas are several different islands. we have to see the track as to which island this does cross and then, where does it go. does it continue northward.

did. a similar track or up and off towards the east and not impact the united states. the answer is we do not know, we are going to have to wait several days to see how the steering continues play out to know where that's going to go. 1954 is the last time a are your cane reached land -- a hurricane reached land. it would be unusual if it happened. temperatures upper 50s, may nudge 60 for an hour that could impact things for columbus day weekend, somewhere from the carolinas up to maine. rainfall, yesterday, the day before, it amounted to pretty good amounts. this is the most severe rain we have seen, inch and a half in metro west, less in boston, you can see lucked out here, usually on the low end of the

framing ham, needham dover, we ended up with nice rain here, better rain off towards the south. not as much of a drought down there over cape cod. it's briewght but not as bad because they had more rain over the course of the summer. temperatures this morning, logan 54, the rest of news the 40s and mid to upper 50s. the next several days, back to sunshine, i think that tuesday afternoon and wednesday and thursday are going to be stunning days if down, we may have a beautiful weekend. more on that coming up. there are still plenty of fans that accused espn of excessive coverage of the incident that eventually became a deflate gate. the network is learning fans have long memories. on twitter, espn asked a fan if they could have permission to use a video.

started deflate gate. do not use my video. a tip of the hat to our friends at universal hub for catching this. it is 8:24 now, the victims of the meningitis outbreak connected to a framingham pharmacy waited a long time for this, coming up at 8:30, how those who need it the most are getting paid. first, how a note from the boss earned a child a pass at

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

it's from the boss, i guess tough accept it. the boss meaning bruce springsteen. during a stop in filly, he signed a book and inked an excuse note to skipped school. he told the boy's family he would have to read the note

contract. the president of a youth football league is breaking her silence about accusations of missing money and questionable expenses. hear from her is next on wbz this morning. special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. oston 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.

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better today than yesterday. >> it is better. i was texting with a friend, 5ks south boston to benefit. there is a lot of things going on today. a lot of things happening today. >> not a horrible day for it like yesterday. >> it's not as bad as yesterday. the wind and the rain.

not this morning, we have gotten our rain, that's the good news. we have the cloudy skies for today. we won't see much the way of sunshine. it's a nice day, if you had a cold or something like that, you could go back to bed and relags a little bit. -- relax a little bit. damp for tomorrow. watching matthew for next weekend. perhaps, huge questions on whether or not that ever gets in to new england or a big player in our forecast. 54 now in 49 in worster. over the next several hourses temperatures will slowly, adding the. 3 to 4 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. full forecast on the way. let's check our top stories. more fallout against a former state official. state police are investigating matthew sisk, who resigned as deputy commissioner of the teept of conservation and

inappropriately used the lights and sirens on his state vehicle possibly to get out of traffic. he was suspended for using dc r resources the night before the july 4th celebration. a close call for a woman in bed feet from where a truck went through the wall of oh her home. a truck lost control around 8:00 yesterday morning, slamming through the front of the home on boson street. the homeowner suspects he may have had a medical emergencies. every major boston sports team was well represented and charities and individual families. the biggest applause of the night belonged to three boston marathon bombing survivors. who could forget poppy's famous, this is our bleeping city speech.

scandal at the new england compounding center. a victims fund is accepting applications for payments through the attorney generals office. the framingham based pharmacy tainted drugs killed 76 people and sickened more than 700 people nationwide. the fund is specifically for those without medical insurance and for those claiming lost wages to. learn about the fund and for a link to cbs boston.com. a 6 year old boy died after that school shooting in south carolina. jacob hall had been in the hospital since the shooting on wednesday, townville elementary school. another student and a teacher were also hit when a 14 year old boy opened fire on the playground, they are recovering, the young suspect is charged with killing his own father. the i team confirmed new information about the youth

turned over to police and league president jackie pence was forced to resign amid allegations she mishandled the program's money. after our report which aired tuesday, pence sent a letter to parents acknowledging the problems but didn't shed light on the growing controversial. this story began as an eye team tip. if you have a story the eye team should look in to, send an email or you can give them a call at number 617779tips. it's time for keller at large. today john sits down with attorney general mora healy. morgan >> thank you for joining us. when we get an opportunity we grab to it talk with the

thank you for coming in. it's always a pleasure. i guess it's part of your job to be sued. you get sued all the time as the legal representative of the state. you are sued on several fronts right now over the gun regulations. you imposed this summer which your critics argue arbitrarily without public haring changed the -- hearing changed the definition of an assault weapon that turned thousands of law- abiding gun owners overnight. that's a quote from a critic. you told me before we went on, you believe the changes are working and having the desired affect. we can talk about that. do you have second thoughts about the process you followed? >> none whatsoever. i'm really pleased to see that the notice we sent out , the notice saying we are going to enforce the existing law is working. sales of the assault weapons have virtually stopped in the state. that's a good thing.

rushing out to buying. >> there was a surge of 1-day. sales of these went up after the orlando mass shooting by 450%. my office took a look at this and made clear we were going tone force the state assault weapons ban which has been in place since 199. since the notice was -- 1998. since the notice was sent the sales stopped. that's a i have to just remark, though, the gun lobby, for years, the gun lobby will say we don't need new regulations or new laws. just enforce the laws on the books, that's exactly what i did in enforcing the 1998 ban. >> they claim reinstep retted the statute to expand to elements of piece of weapons that criminalized what had been legal behavior.

that also baned the sales of copycat weapons. weapons with that were the same in form and function as the assault weapons included on the list. that's about enforcing the laws it's my job as attorney general, it's why it's been affective, gun dealers get this, the manufacturers get this, i have had the support of many chief district attorneys, public health officials and so many members of the public because the fact of the matter, john is this, in this country, the majori this. thissey a bout common sense reforms and steps. that includes enforcing existing laws. >> your critics claim it was political grand standing. >> this is about saving lives. that's my job acetone general. i care about public health and safety. we have an epidemic of gun violence in this country and seems to me there are a lot of things we need to do to address the trafficking of illegal guns, invest in better

enforce assault weapons bans and universal background checks, no fly, no buy, better communication between state and local officials. this is about keeping the give ups out of those that are a danger. glad to see this is working. >> we have to take a break. what is next? , briefly. >> we have a lot on our plate in the attorney generals office, working ard on student lope -- hard >> i'm talking about guns. is there a shaw to drop. >> any scrob is not to reunite laws. my job is to enforce the law. i will be an advocate to congress and the federal government to do something when it comes to some of the common sense reforms we need. we need a federal so solution to some of this. the ma jot of americans support that. we need to call on congress to

politics not just this years but 2018 as well, with our guest attorney general mora

in addition to absentee balloting, we have early voting, where i guess starting a couple of weeks before election day, you can go down

the constitutionality of that is being challenged. it's criticized as potentially creating two classes of voters. while an absentee voter can change their vote by showing up on voting day, and casting a ballot, that validates their absentee ballot, an early voter cannot. is this conditioning to you? -- concerning to you? >> this is constitutional, a move in the right direction, there are places in this country are making it harder for people to vote, it seems to mes we need to do everything to make it easier for people to vote, that's why the early voting law that's in place now in this state is a good thing. let's make it easier for people to get to the polls, early voting is one way to do it. voting rights are civil rights. this is about democracy. one of the problems is not enough people vote or not

franchise. people fought long and hard for the right. we knead to do everything to get more people voting and engaged in the process. it's a good thing ask constitutional -- and constitutional. >> i get the argument for early voting. one thing i don't get is the notion that early voting in some states started already even before the debates began. doesn't an informed vote dictate voters bees posed to th they go in and cast a ballot. important things could happen in the fennel two weeks that early voters won't have known about. >> this is up to the decision of the individual voter when they went to exercise that vote and if they feel like they are informed enough. i would have to say after two years of this presidential campaign, people probably have a good sense of their view and where they want to land.

partisanship. i know year out i'm going vote republican or democrat. >> this is about early voting that is just weeks before what has been the traditional election day. we are not talking about votes months earlier. we are talking about being able to vote a few days earlier, a few weeks earlier. it shouldn't be someone is not able to cast the vote because they have to pick up the kids or get day-to-day life activities get in the way. we want to have people vote. glad to see that happening here. we should do more to make voting easier. >> i would be criminally negligent if i didn't ask. the poll we rolled out shows in a hypothetical 2018 match up, governor baker would beat you

>> i don't pay that any mind. i love my job and love being the attorney general. >> you are positively not going to seek the governorship? >> i hope to be running for re- election and do my job and well enough such as the voters would think in a couple of years i'm the right person to continue. >> you are not ruling out a change. >> my focus is on doing my job, a job i love. we have a lot of work to do, when i think about the contin and opioid scourge, gun violence, restore economic security. this is the work of my office and what i love doing and hope to do it in a way that is satisfactory to the voters here in the state. >> you are keeping your options open? >> i'm going to continue to do my job. >> great to see you. attorney general mora healy. that's it for me, back to my

i wants to start this segment with hurricane matthew, a category 4. we will show you the track, this comes from the national hurricane center, they take different models and take their own brain power and put together the track, you can see that we have got the cone right here, it's referred to a lot of times as the cone of uncertainty. it means the storm track is most likgo middle but could be further towards the east or west. notice it gets wider and wider, the further in time we go. this is several days from now. what happens after that, is the big question. does it continue to move towards the north and impact not only the carolinas but much of new england, much as hazel dmid 1954 or turn and take a right hundreds hook and go -- hand hook and go out to see.

be coming up next week, we start to see frost occur back through the berkshires and massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont border. it takes 10 days after that to really start to get frost inside the 495 belt. this area here, because it's higher up, they tend not to get frost below areas. you got to go to after november before boston as well as the cape starts to get a frost. last year, some years it can be december before we get a hard freeze. we will have to wait and see hue things pan out. clouds today, little, if any rain. damp tomorrow, maybe a shower, we will watch matthew for next week. you are going to hear a lot about it in the next 5- 7 days or so. 54 logan. ocean temperature 61. cooled off a bit. it will continue to go down. indication of the changing

temperatures this afternoon, making a struggle to go up from 2-4 degrees from where they are right now. some places may nudge that 60- degree mark. if you are 6 now you might go to 61 or 62. we don't get much in the way of benefit from the is up. how much rain fell over the past couple of days, 3 quarters across the north shore, pairing down to a it started to go up, 3 inches over nantucket. fodrought anyway. of course, years that to want have the drought tended to end up with more rain all summer long. nothing on doppler, even if you have drizzle along the coastline, the droplets are too small to be picked up by the radar.

you have noticed some color around the area but a smattering of tree color in southern portions of new england. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. the rest of the day, 60, we get warmer, i think wednesday through friday are the picks for next 7 days in terms of great weather and nice temperatures. scientists, doctors and activists will have their eyes turned prize announcement. 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,

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sox, no weather problems, it's cloudy, you are not going to need the sunscreen. maybe a brief shower midday or late afternoon. mid-60s. i think tuesday through friday is the nicest period coming up. saturday i left partly sunny, whatever matthew does mayim pact us later next weekend or perhaps the following week. it's a huge question. we will have to wait and see. thank you for joining us. ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank.

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