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

from here. >> lynn police converged on the condominiums monday morning, executing a search warrant. >> according to the district attorney's office, the suspect was pointing a gun back at them. >> got a firearm, got a firearm. >> the officers fell back. suspect stepped out of his apartment into the hallway, holding the gun. according to the district attorney's office, that's when three >> right back down. >> reporter: the 57-year-old man who was shot and killed was a suspect in an armed robbery at the porthole pub last monday a half mile away from the condo building. >> said you want to live or go home tonight? and we know where you live. >> reporter: the owner of the porthole says he and one of his employees were ambushed by two gunmen inside the office while

ahead, zip tied and then told to hand over car keys and money in the safe. the suspect was described as a regular at the restaurant. >> a guy that not everyone loved but he'd have a couple of drinks and a sandwich. the more i think of it i think he's a very bad customer because he wanted to kill me. >> felt like it lasted three weeks when in reality it was closer to 30 minutes, 30 terrifying minutes. he's waiting to hear if and when the second suspect from that kin is caught. nick apology saw knee, wbz news. the u.s. supreme court will not hear whitey bulger's appeal. the mobster said he should have

immunity deal he made with a prosecutor who is now dead. the very dangerous, hurricane matthew. >> matthew is the atlantic's strongest storm in a decade and it can make landfall tomorrow. >> a powerful one and one that's going to hold its strength. 140-mile-per-hour sustained winds and moving miles per hour. see jamaica here, haiti here, and it's going to take a path overnight and into tomorrow morning. here's the latest track. it moved up to the bahamas as we head to tomorrow england, wednesday, and thursday, spending several days crossing the chain. as we head to the end of the week and start of the weekend. it's going to parallel the coast of florida, georgia, south carolina, and north

a category 3 or stronger the entire time. so certainly something to watch. the implenty threat is cuba, jamaica, hispaniola, and the bahamas. when it comes to us farther north, once the storm gets past north carolina, that's where all the uncertainty still lies. we're watching late this weekend and into monday. if we get any impact. it's still a 50/50 shot. it would be sunday to monday of next week. six to s talk about this one. showers tonight and we'll track those coming up. remember, you can keep track of hurricane matthew and our weather at all times by downloading the cbs boston weather app. patriots fans rejoice. the deflategate intention is officially over. and it's not just the fans

it's been a long four weeks. >> the end of the suspension comes at a great time. the patriots came off a terrible game yesterday. steve burton is live -- it has to be a good feeling. >> tom brady was here and he's gone. he left around 4:00 when the media was in the locker room. his suspension was lifted at midnight. and he couldn't wait foxborough. the last time we is a him in foxborough was august 30th. the final practice. and then he was banned from all patriots facilities until today. he's probably eager to get back to work. coming back tomorrow and starting on wednesday and moving on to cleveland.

patriot allowed back. rob nick a vip is back after serving his suspension for a banned substance. patriots fans taking to social media. and names october third tom brady day. i have been saying happy tom brady's free day to everyone i see and i have no intention of stopping. and another shows a bowl rings. and another predicts him as god saying good morning, everyone. today is a good day as the ghost -- the greatest of all time -- and he appears to be holding a goat. the boston pops will produce the fireworks spectacular on the esplanade.

challenge. >> i suspect that people will find a lot of changes between 2017 and 2016. and all building on the great traditions that we've established and always making sure that the boston pops is the center of this great birthday party and this great boston event. >> the longtime producer retired after this show but will stay on as an adviser. always a great night. >> and i think the people who believe in event worried whose hand it might land in. the risky business of crowd funding. >> one man tells us the idea sounds cool. but two years later he doesn't have what he bought. tips on how to protect your money. garbage all over the football field. >> and a wild night in western mass when police make this big catch. opens, new charter schol

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.

a high school football field completely trashed. empty beer cans, bottles, food, litter all over the place. the mayor of lawrence says someone will pay for this. this picture gives you a better look at the damage left behind after the brazilian festival held over the weekend. the mayor called it a mess, disgusting, and shocking. the superintendent of schools said you should be ashamed of be sanitized because it's saturated in beer. the city will look at the legal options in terms of damage. wow. >> crowd funding has become a lifeline for many businesses trying to get off the ground. >> and it gives a chance to invest in an -- >> the blue tooth speaker.

it was a long wait for jay to get his hands on his kick starter product. >> i felt like i was being patient. it was a very big product. >> the complete redesign. >> the coolest cooler is one of the most successful kick starter campaigns ever. backers contributed $16 million. jay was among the first backers two years ago. many paid $200 and were told that would get >> i don't think he was up front with us. >> thousands of kick starter backers are without the cooler, but it's been for sale on amazon. >> he took our money to build something for us and then he tries to sell it retail at amazon to make money. >> and then a new promise with a price tag for the another $100, jay was told his cooler

he paid it. >> felt like ransom. >> always buyer beware. >> people should be cautious about which campaigns to back. >> and delivering a product that's manufactured in china -- it's a difficult thing to do. >> kick starter says it's not a store and the creator of this product has been keeping people in the loop. >> he's cool to the backing another crowd funding project. >> i think i'm all set with kick starter. >> 300 formal complaints have been fired against the company coolest cooler. and the oregon department of justice is investigating. repeated attempts to contact the company went unanswered. it's pretty cool here tonight. and the clouds are making awesome patterns.

and that makes the puffy cumulus clouds. some are seeing a downpour. these are rain totals going back to friday. still very large rainfall deficits. in boston, a 10-inch deficit for just this year not including last year's drought. and you might have noticed some of the lawns starting to up. and it's good to get the rain before the killing freeze. went to give the plants moisture before we head deeper into autumn. across new hampshire and western and central massachusetts, locally heavy rainfall is drifting off to the west side of manchester. and heading to peterborough. and quick and beneficial rain at that. we're looking at the clouds starting to break up as we head

and then low clouds as we head to tomorrow morning. showers drifting to western new england. and the low clouds will tend to fill in and a little bit of drizzle. a damp and gray start to tuesday. and that should last until lunchtime. we get breaks of sun and a brighter end to the day. we hold in the 50s and the wind of the east, northeast at five to 15. and tomorrow morning expecting a gray and door type of morning. midday, gradual clearing, and a breeze out of the northeast. it will be strongest across cape cod and the islands. and for the evening. bright and cool and temperatures reaching 60 in most towns. plus that breeze, a chilly day. not too much to talk about which is good. we can focus on where matthew might be headed. bright skies wednesday as well

high pressure in control and a warming trend each day. middle 60s on wednesday, and middle 70s for friday and saturday. and after rain, bright conditions, things are perking up a little bit when it comes to the landscape. and then we get to matthew and where matthew might be headed. and it will be making a beeline to haiti. and then it's going to turn west and head to fairly slow mover here. by wednesday, it's still in the southeastern and central bahamas. thursday to friday in the northwestern bahamas. and also close to florida. and florida needs to watch the storm carefully. anywhere from miami and west palm right on up the coast. we expect matthew to move along the shore all the way up to north carolina. it's after north carolina, that's the big question. pretty high confidence as to where this is headed as we

sea and missing it completely. and there's a chance it could come close to new england and blue us the equivalent of a strong nor'easter. we're still six to seven days out. dave and lisa, over to you. our entire sports world all tied into cleveland. >> of all places, right? >> we're going to the cbs scene where steve burton is fortunate in cleveland, do you think? >> that's a no brainer, my friends. that's a no brainer. elvis has left the building but he was here. he couldn't get to the stadium fast enough. the good news is the patriots are 3-1 and it's all systems go. let's not forget about rob ninkovich. he served a four game

substance. the pats released clay harver. the team is happy number 12 is back but they're keeping the emotions in check. >> reporter: did tom brady come to work today or not? the teammates have taken the button lip approach. >> i haven't seen him. >> is he here? >> i can't answer that question. >> the suspension is over and brady is once again an important member of the team. >> we're thrilled to have him he's been for the team, what type of leader he's been for the team. >> maybe getting himself up and going to won't take long. >> we'll spend time preparing for cleveland and it will be good to have him back on the field. >> again, was tom brady in the building? >> i'm not sure. >> i think we expected tom brady to come out and everybody

candles, and that didn't happen. they're off tomorrow and practice on wednesday, and 12 should be on the field on wednesday and we'll get a chance to finally know he's on the field. >> did we mention cleveland is 0-4? >> poor cleveland. >> remember wbz has brady's return covered from star finish. on sunday, patriots game day kicks off at 11:30. and the red sox are headed to the rock and roll capital of the world. the indians take on the best of five series. game one is thursday night at 8:00 followed by game two on friday at 4:30. the scene shifts to boston for game three on sunday at 4:00. and if necessary, game four

and if there's a game five, in cleveland on october 12th. >> we're looking forward to it. like i said. we've played very good baseball in the last six weeks. we feel like we've generated momentum in our favor. and we feel like we've got a balanced team, one that's ready to take on the challenge ahead. >> we're playing against a really good team. and we're also a really good team. and we're going out >> you never go in expecting -- we expect the best and we'll play our best to get that ring. >> by the way, david ortiz is glad his retirement ceremonies are over. and he can focus on playing baseball. the guy is on a mission. >> that's sports for now. >> and we hope he completes it. scott pelley joins us live with a preview of the cbs

boston. in 10 more minutes, we'll break the news of our poll on the election and it shows a dramatic change in the direction of the race. we'll have the details on that and the rest of the world news all coming up on the cbs evening news in 10 minutes. >> we wouldn't miss it. a big catch in western massachusetts. the story behind this picture when we come back. and coming up on wbz news at 8:00 -- over on governor baker signed a new law into effect making pet adoption easier. lifesaving for many of our four legged friends in shelters. the wheel mobile will be at faneuil hall from noon to 4:00. looking to draft contestants for the game show wheel of fortune. anyone that shows us can apply except for you and i because

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

this is a big catch in western mass. >> take a look. a 700-pound moose on the loose. these pictures were put on facebook yesterday. the moose was sedated and they moved it to a more rural location where it was released. >> so it's okay. >> it's okay. good news there. coming up at 1:00. the i-team surprises a -- created by the legislat expects about the massachusetts

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

let's talk about what's going on around here this week. >> not bad at all. a couple of showers and they'll dissipate in the next couple of hours, and then we're in the sunshine for the afternoon and sun all the way into saturday. >> a nice fall week. >> and a warming trend.

asked about the hurricane this week? >> that's what we're here for. >> be back here for wbz news at 11:00. have a good night. 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

>> pelley: the debate breaks the tie. our first post-debate poll shows clinton taking the lead as leaked tax returns give her new ammunition against trump. >> what kind of genius loses $1 billion in a single year? >> i have legally used the tax benefit of my companies. >> pelley: also tonight, hurricane matthew batters the caribbean. we'll tell you where it's headed. police give themselves a strategic advantage to catch distracted drivers. >> you have to pay over $100, so don't look at your phone. >> pelley: and she rose from poverty to the top of her game