20 newburg street -- one person is in custody. and the massive search is on for another system at this point. that includes the use of police k-9s. massachusetts state police and the commuter rail in the area is shut down as officers go on the tracks to search for the suspects there. a loft of moving parts. we're trying to parse through it and figure out what's going on. we'll send it back to you guys in the stunned. tracking hurricane matthew which is hitting haiti with devastating winds, cuba is next, and new england is now in the forecast cone.

management crews are preparing for a possible hit. they are watching closely in miami and west palm beach. >> people in the carolinas are also getting ready for the storms. they are filling the shopping carts with essentials and reviewing the evacuation plans. nine people are confirmed dead. >> we could see effects of the days. and you have interesting insight on where this may or may not go. >> they respond to dell late. there's a lot of agreement on where it goes for the next few days. the storm is making its way to the eastern tip of cuba and will make landfall in the next couple of hours. around guantanamo bay it's

and with that a category 3 or four for the next excel of days. wind speeds at 140 miles per hour. it's currently moving fine at 9 miles per hour. the confidence in the forecast is very high. as we parallels the coast of flurries. >> that's your most intense damage. but since it's parallelling the coast, it includes many more communities. from coastal florida to coastal carolina. and moving up to north carolina. i favor the trend that would keep it offshore but bring us

agreement through friday and into saturday. towards the weekend we start to -- download the boston weather app and look for storm updates on facebook. and follow our weather team on twitter. and check www.cbsboston.com. it's a tough ti oned in haiti after all the disruption they have heard. >> he knows what it's like to live through a natural disaster. and to see another one is simply unbearable. his family is safe. watching the events unfold is

>> it's hard to concentrate on college studies while hurricane matthew continues to wreak havoc over haiti, bringing with it death and destruction. >> i calmed them with the news about the hurricane. and i was asking -- hesomes to be okay. >> haiti could not be more vulnerable. and southern peninsula directly is scary. >> reporter: the hospital in haiti serves 70,000 haitians. they have 275 workers serving there. and the bridge has been wiped out. >> they'll load damage on the way to the hospital.

vast -- >> he knows the need will be great in haiti which is why he's studying at the college of art and design in massachusetts. his dream is to be a architect and then return to haiti. >> to properly build buildings, so we're not >> he plans to return to haiti in the near future family and witness the damage. >> the primary concerns are food, shelter, safety. >> we'll have continuing coverage as we track hurricane matthew. join us at 8:00 on my tv 38. and tonight on use use at 11:00. crews have recovered the body of a man whose canoe

he took the owner's canoe into the pond. dave teams a deadly shooting at a home in lawrence. police were called to the home mid-afternoon after somebody reported the shooting. a man in his 30s was found. he later died at the hospital. no word what led to the shooting. new pictures and new video after the moments that -- he says he bottle ran into trouble. >> wbz obtained photos and video from the crew of the freighter, the orient lucky that rescued 22-year-old nathan

to. the crew is hoisting him up on the ship and wrapping him in a blanket and getting him food before bringing him to shore. the go left september 17th on a fishing trip from rhode island. a week later he was spotted by the freighter and his mother nowhere in sight. carmen >> he was once a person of interest in the death of his grandfather. authorities have seized several items from his mother's home in vermont and from connecticut. a highly emotional day for a police officer in court. >> coming up, the tearful message. the red sox worked out today. and they are on the way.

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>> >> went to update you on the breaking news. police in roslindale conducting a massive search. we got reports that shots were fired at police officers during an operation. no one was actually hit during the exchange of gunfire. >> we know one suspect is in custody but police are looking for another bulletproof vests. we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. and we'll have full reports tonight on wbz news at 11:00. it was an emotional day in court for a family and a former lowell police officer. >> eric wayne was driving drunk when he killed a man. he tearfully apologized and faced his sentence.

for my actions. >> liam martin is here with what the former officer told the family. >> reporter: it was august 2014, the 19-year police veteran admits he had been drinking when he crashed his car. >> i have family that i care about too. i can't imagine them being taken away from me the way i took your family member away still grieving family in salem superior court, admitting his actions took -- from his family. >> i've wanted to apologize every single day. >> charged with manslaughter and changed his not guilty plea today. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty, sir. >> i plead guilty, sir.

four years in prison. >> my actions purposeful actions, negligent actions, took away someone that's clearly a beautiful and amazing person in your life. and i don't have and never will have the words to tell you how sorry i am for you. >> reporter: powerful moments there. and the prosecutor asked for a seven to 10-year sentence and the judge agreed time. and he'll face three years of probation after the prison term. it's hard not to think of the folks in haiti. when we look at the images of matthew and see it on the radar, it's a monster storm. >> and after it moves out. they'll be contending with the devastation. and the storm is still enormous. >> the last time a category 4 hurricane hit haiti was back in

couple of days before we get the full report as well as the dominican republic which saw a lot of flooding. for us in new england, the time frame to watch would be late saturday to sunday. and i'm favoring a track well offshore to the south but even if it makes a close pass we could get rain out of this late saturday to sunday as it links up with a front that moves through. i think we'll have more clarity as to whether or not you should evaluate your plans as to wednesday and thursday. you'll have several days notice as we clamp down on the steering currents that kick at a time where -- dictate where matthew goes. a second landfall, just east of guantanamo bay. and it starts to steer it down to florida. it takes a left turn and heads to the florida coastline.

into north carolina late this week and into the start of the weekend. so the big question from there is does the high pressure really hold forth here and it keeps it from moving up the east coast or will it allow for it to drift up the eastern seaboard close enough to give us rain. a direct hit seems unlikely. and we're hoping for some rainfall if it comes close enough to ease the drought a i'm not expecting a destructive system. in the short term. temperatures in the 60s. really just a classic october day as the morning clouds and we got into the sunshine and the 50s and the wind is out of the northeast. and there's a strong nor'easter just offshore. and it stays offshore and keeps the winds gusty. tonight we fall into the 40s. 50s towards the city and the coast. the strongest wind gusts 20 miles per hour. along the coast to cape cod and

chilly start, a really nice day. we get into brighter skies and temperatures in the 60s, a few degrees warmer than this afternoon. and the sun sets at 6:18. highs in the 60s for us. and that's right on target for this time of the season. the rest of the week, not much to report. high pressure is in control. great weather on thursday and friday and not as much wind as what we've been seeing. and the mp of friday. and 70s again on saturday. so a warming trend and an average high in boston this time of year is 66. most of the forecast is above average. how about this weekend? columbus day weekend and a lot of plans, right? right now i'm keeping the chance for rainfall late saturday to sunday. if it stays farther south, we might miss the rain all

nailed down the next 24 to 36 hours. >> i'm liking the way you're leaning. >> the red sox stumbled through the last week of the season. >> we'd probably be very blue but they have a few days off. steve burton is live at fenway park. >> forget the stumbling part. just forget the the red sox will head to cleveland. and david ortiz the resting and rightfully so. the boys of summer are ready for october baseball. >> they have players that have never been to the post season. >> this is what we played for. nobody said it's going to be easy. i think that's what makes it fun. >> i think of it as just another game, you know, and

hyped up. and everyone is, you know, expecting a lot more and stuff like that. i think we all got to play the same game we've been playing. >> and we have players with world series rings. >> it's another opportunity to try to win the world series. you have to play one pitch at a time and you can't look forward to anything other than that. >> and they have a player who has been deemed the greatest clutch hitter in red sox history. >> our guys are well aware of where we are. and we have stated all year long that sending david out as a winner would be the greatest gift he could receive. >> wbz has learned that clay buchholz will start game three. >> there's always something you can get better at within the game. and if something comes up like

throwing strikes and doing the best i can. >> and clay would be going sunday. john-- as if drew performance rants will get -- -- he struggled repeatedly. and confirming he is our closer. there you go. the sox out in cleveland and get ready for game one thursday. >> thank you very much. to cleveland. terry francona led cleveland to the first division title since 2007. he didn't like the way he was treated in 2011. it's still -- he's still close with members of his team. >> i can't say enough about the

time with in many different settings. i have a tremendous amount of respect for him and the teams he puts together. but we'll have time for friendship later. >> i love tito. obviously, i played for him for i think seven years. so i'm really close. miller, there's obviously guys that you're tight with. but once the game starts you have to go out and compete. >> reporter: with the sox in two. the reports start tomorrow at 5:00. as for the patriots, they were off today and get back to work tomorrow. and the celtics have the preseason opener tonight. the cbs evening news is coming up at 6:30. and scott pelley joins us live with a preview. >> david and lisa, great to be with you in boston. tonight's vice presidential

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latest live shots fired in roslindale. louisa moller joins us now. >> reporter: you might be able to see a s.w.a.t. vehicle pulling in to the area where this happened. we're here at belgrade in roslindale. and the shooting incident happened on newburg. that's a block down. and you can see the street go off to the side. at this point there was a massachusetts state police operation going on.

operation. one suspect in custody. and i can tell you i just found out from mass state police, thankfully, no one was struck during that incident. but what's going on now is a massive search for the another suspect with s.w.a.t. we're talking about massachusetts state police, air wing, k-9s as well. a lot going on and lots of information coming in to the newsroom. and as soon as we have more, we'll get back to you. >> obviously, the fare being that the second suspect has a and that's the worry in roslindale.

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before we go, a last look outside at hurricane matthew and what's happening. >> matthew is about to make landfall in the eastern tip of cuba. it's in the billion dollars for the next couple of days. and the next concern is florida, south carolina, and north carolina. >> more on hurricane matthew

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