live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 5:30. now at 5:30, a massive mess on a lawrence field, trash everywhere you look at veterans memorial stadium. it was a nasty surprise this morning. i'm liam a brazilian festival was hosted over the weekend. >> reporter: there were thousands of people just packed on this field, each paying 80 to $180 to watch brazilian music live. and what you can't see are the -- you can see that the work crews have cleared the piles of trash from the field. but what you can't see is the

air. this was what kids walked by on the way to classes, the proud home of the lawrence lancers trashed. >> for like people to just throw their garbage all over the floor and not clean it up or at least some of it -- it bothers me. >> there was a truck emblazoned with the -- billboard. the city towed it. whoever receptacled the field and trashed it, shamed of yourselves. >> like an ocean full of trash. what happened to the field? >> it was the aftermath of a sunday brazilian festival which this neighbor could hear three blocks away. >> that's how loud it was. i thought it was coming from the house next door. >> how late?

>> garbage, wrappers, bottles everywhere. >> reporter: the smell of alcohol hung from the air. >> a former city councilman was on the committee to restore the stadium a decade ago. >> lawrence doesn't have a lot. and what we have we try to make it good and better for the kids. >> reporter: the mayor is vowing to do what he can to make those responsible this. we give someone the privilege of using the field, and the way they left it -- >> the varsity team had to move up the road, hoping to get this field back in playing shape. the wilmington school committee will discuss what to do about the town's

driving over the summer. in august, state place arrested mary delay in salem. the committee will talk about how to deal with it. she was criticized for rescinding the suspension of a teacher charged with domestic assault. a woman was trapped inside her car. the driver of the red acura was trying to get away from police. when she crashed, the driver took off on foot, emts freed the com and tooker to the hospital. the 6-year-old who died after being shot add a south carolina elementary school will

encouraged to wear costumes. a teenager is charged with shooting jacob, a teacher, and another student after killing his own father. >> one of the data -- the roof of the station is not structurally sound. the engineer at the colonels of that train said it was going 10 miles per approached the station in hoboken. now to campaign 2016. donald trump running into trouble and hillary clinton is making her own share of mistakes. jon keller is here now to break all of this down for us. and you noticed a lot of unforced errors today. >> i'd like to take more credit for it. all you have to do is keep your eyes open.

trying to win support how easy they can. and it's easy to create a fuss or 10 on your own mental. let's start with trump. he was in virginia and the sensitive subject of post traumatic stress and veterans suicide was raised. >> the mental health problems when people come back and see things that maybe folks have seen and you're strong and can ham it but you're strong and can't handle it. >> he's taking a lot of heat for that remark. do you think that's fair? >> whether trump intended it the way it sounded or not. the implication that veterans who become suicidal are not strong enough to handle it was politically incorrect and it sparked an immediate backlash

camp hope ptsd foundation saying that some of the strongest people you'll ever meet are veterans facing ptsd head on. this is a controversy they didn't want. >> do you think hillary clinton will capitalize on it. >> this is the kind of thing where she doesn't have to weigh in. and here's clinton in ohio casting trump as the poster boy for corporate greed and indifference because of his tax >> not a single ceo of a fortune 100 company supports trump's campaign. [ applause ] >> think about it. i've been endorsed by very successful people. >> well, it is true that no

in the country have endorsed trump. the wells fargo bank is current under fire. and goldman sachs, the wall street firm that paid her the infamous speaking fees. it's a double edged sword and i don't think the campaign really thought it through. >> wall street is dangerous territory. >> a lot of pressure on both candidates, watch for more. you already use facebook to socialize. how si help you buy and sell. and it was not up, up, and away but down, down into the ground for a couple of balloon pilots. and dr. mallika marshall is taking a look at boston's newest center. we have our eyes on the tropics. matthew will be moving up.

the show. the wheel mobile will be at

on the money watch, every starbucks employee in the u.s. just got a raise. some people saw and others 15%. and employees who have worked at the company for more than two years doubled their stock awards. starbucks raised prices in july. and two big outdoor sporting goods stores are joining forces. bass pro shops is buying cabela's. no word on if a deal means any

using facebook's messenger app can be a bit of a headache. now a possible solution. a slimmed down version called messenger life. it takes up less space on your smartphone or tablet. it's only available in a handful of countries. it will expand soon. and facebook launched marketplace, it's a service like craigslist that lets you buy or sell things with other users. the company says marketplace makes it easier and faster to take pictures, upload them, and sell items online. >> you can imagine since the failure they've spent a lot of time figuring it out. remembers the victims of el faro. >> the way family and friends of new england crew members marked a somber anniversary. and it seemed like a cool idea and didn't go well. the risky business of crowd

i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools.

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.

big problems for a couple of pilots during a hot air balloon festival in new mexico. one balloon hit power lines and got stuck. the accident knocked out power and-- 1200 customers. and a balloon basket hit a fence. no injuries in either of the accidents. wildlife workers in florida rescued two baby manatees after learning that the twins' mother had died. the calves are now at the miami sea-aquarium. you can see the hailstones

sacramento area. no reports of any serious damage through but those are big hailstones. and hurricane matthew is headed straight for haiti. and the biggest issue with this one is the amount of rain. >> more rainfall than we've had in an entire year is going to fall in 24 hours. haiti is mountainous and we're looking at 15 to 25 inches of rain. and isolated totals in the mountains, 40 inches of rainfall. just amazing to think. and a very impressive hurricane on satellite has been moving off to the north. and it's heading to the western tip of haiti. port-au-prince is right about in here. it will stay off to the west. and rain will be the biggest threat. complicated steering currents when it comes to matthew over the next few days. the time stamp is right up here. and thursday it's in the

and there's a ridge of high pressure that brings us sunny skies. and that's going to help to steer matthew to the southeastern coastline. and notice the natural bend. that may work to the advantage of the southeastern states. it's likely that matthew parallels the coast which is a better situation than moving on shore when you have the momentum crashing into the shoreline. and when it comes to us down the line after the storm moves past north carolina the front late this weekend and the start of next week. will it absorb matthew and bring it up the coast or kick it out to sea. and that's the question we'll try to answer. it's all about the wind and the rain. and you can see the 10-inch plus totals expected to cross the bahamas and haiti. in the short term. a few showers, and popping up throughout the course of the day. manchester, and it will be isolated.

otherwise, a cool night and the clouds start to return. you see the showers moving west and diminishing. and tomorrow morning i expect it will be gray with drizzle as well. the wind will be on shore. and it should stay gray until lunchtime. and brighter skies to finish out our tuesday but a cool day. lows near 54 and the wind out of the east, northeast, five to event. and stronger gusts tomorrow. and a gray morng definitely jacket weather. we'll work in the sunny breaks and the winds will be gusting 25 miles per hour. especially towards cape cod and the islands. our sunset at 6:20 tomorrow. and highs mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. the rest of the week not much to report. high pressure will be in control. wednesday to thursday to friday, they're all looking bright with chilly nights and comfortable afternoons in the 70s after we get past wednesday.

terms of rainfall, nothing heading our way until potentially matthew moves towards us. and that would be towards sunday and monday. we have another week to talk about the system. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. you can see the warming trend. a beautiful thursday, friday, saturday. and we're watching sunday into monday. >> in the meantime that's a great forecast. look at that. >> perfect weather. mid-70s and 10 degrees above average this time an investigation into the student loan industry. hundreds of borrowers have harsh word for the company that handles the billing process for a state agency. and we have a closer look at the criticism. >> to help pay for college, thousands of people take out loans for the massachusetts education finance authority. it's a self-funded agency funded by the legislature. and there were a lot of complaints and a class action

>> and that contract out the operations to a servicer notorious for causing problems for people. and borrowers with mifa loans are some of the most stressed and unhappy student loan borrowers. >> we surprised them with some of the details we uncovered. watch our investigation coming up tonight on wbz news at 11:00. >> ryan kath, wbz news. best been a year since el faro sunk. and family gathered to mark a one-year anniversary. and they decided to get matching tattoos of a sailor's swallow. that's the same tattoo that mike had received shortly before he died. it's the season three

the geniuses have the biggest -- the actors told us keeping the show unpredicteddable contributes to its success. >> the comedy aspect of our show, the action stuff is a given. we do that every week. but when we get chances to live out maybe a little bit of a sexier scenario with cool costumes and dancing and cool lights, fun. >> the two hour season premiere is tonight at 9:00 on wbz. >> it's a really fun show. patients have convenience, doctors have collaboration. >> how a new building could revolutionize healthcare. and breaking news. gloucester's police chief is accused of destroying evidence during an investigation into his actions. how the chief is responding to

what officers say forced them to fire. those stories and more coming up on wbz news at 6:00. c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been

no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. >>don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, new or unexpected shortness of breath, any planned surgery, and all medicines you take. >>talk to your doctor about brilinta. i'm doing all i can. that includes brilinta. if you can't afford your medication,

this new innovative building at brigham and women's hospital could be the new face of medicine. that building opened its doors to patients for first time today. >> it gives doctors the resources to solve the toughest

difference. >> he's a tough person. >> reporter: george will never forget that one high school football game 50 years ago that destroyed his knee. >> i went running down the sideline and as soon as i put my leg down, the defensive back hit me right here. >> reporter: after years of crippling pain he had both knees replaced and just underwent spinal surgery. the new state of the art fa to a certain extent. at the top of the building is our neurosurgical neurology, psychiatry, research arm. it's like the head. >> followed by rheumatology and orthopedics, all housed in one location. a huge convenience for patients needing more than one specialist. >> it's an enormous advantage

institution in the country. >> convenient parking, radiology on-site. >> i think it's a great asset to help them feel safe. that they are in one spot. >> and research labs under the same roof. >> it's great for patient care, great for education. >> they began conceiving of the building years ago. >> this is a very exciting thing for my career. >> george need more orthopedic help in the future. >> terrific. at my age, somebody says you look good, take it. >> he did look good. >> located near the main campus, the building is ecofriendly and built with sustainability in mind. and it will soon house one of the most powerful mris in the world. >> he dunked on his grandkids. we have much more still

right now. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 6:00. we begin tonight with breaking news at 6:00. gloucester's police chief fired, accused of destroying evidence in an investigation into his action. >> the former chief calls the investigation a witch hunt. ken macleod is live with the latest in gloucester. >> reporter: the mayor of gloucester says she fire her nationally acclaimed police chief after a termination hearing that's required by his contract. all of this developing just about two hours ago in a stunning turn of events. >> the chief's actions were unethical and unacceptable. i've determined that the gloucester police department needs a change of leadership.

months. leonard campinello was made famous for his program to help with detox. he was suspended when a woman came forward alleging an inappropriate relationship. >> my officer received communications from a woman who made disturbing allegations regarding chief campinello's behavior. she expressed concern for her safety. >> a second victim was later identified. the chief provided a bunch of e- mails to investigators when asked but no office. when the cell phone was mailed to campinello's attorney, the chief claimed no knowledge of how it got there. but there's forensic and video evidence that he retrieved it and mailed it himself. everything on it had been erased. >> this phone was asked for and we eventually found out he destroyed the evidence. >> reporter: just before the

hall, chief campinello appeared alongside his attorney. the chief said nothing but the lawyer insisted the firing was unjustified. >> the chief would like to thank the hundreds of people who have expressed a concern and a hope that he would continue to be a voice for those suffering from addiction. >> both the mayor and the ex- chief agree on one point. and will keep saving lives. we're following developing news inside this condo complex. police shot and killed a man. they say it started with an armed robbery last week. let's get right to nick giovanni. >> investigators have not identified the man shot and killed. but according to the essex district attorney's office he