change of shift. >> have complained to the office numerous times. the facility is still there and a danger to the neighborhood. >> there is no respect for our short way. they drive too fast. >> they have a number of these themselves notified police and they saw the three students had signs of being beaten. reporting live wbz news. struck a vigil underway for five vermont high school students who were killed in a fiery wrong way crash the teenagers were driving down i-89 when a driver hit their car.

will be in court tomorrow. two people being held without bail in virginia fishing charters in last week's deadly home invasion in orange. and elderly men killed his wife injured. the suspects were hiding in a u- haul truck in a walmart parking lot. we have the latest. >> charged with horrific crimes including home invasion and murder of an elderly couple. joshua hand >> very surprised. this doesn't happen here ever. that i can remember. nor did i know it hits so close to home. >> they broke into the home of a 95-year-old on east river street where they killed him and assaulted his wife. they later stole their car. 27-year-old brittany and her

happy they got caught. >> tom's brother wants justice to be served. >> they are guilty they should be punished right away. >> investigators developed information on the suspects indicating they may be in virginia, they responded at a walmart in rockbridge county. neighbors who live nearby were horrified. >> the few times i saw her next- door, her mom is a great person she seemed good th never had a problem. >> john says he know tom his brother is in a better place. >> he is in heaven. >> both will be in court tomorrow. they could be back here in massachusetts as early as thursday. in orange, paul burton wbz news the woman who survived she is recovering from her wounds at umass medical.

powerful politician says he will not defend donald trump in the race for president. speaker paul ryan told the house gop he will focus on making sure clinton does not get a blank check. in a recording made public trump could be heard making lewd comments about women. senator elizabeth warren on the cape to help harvest cranberries , while she was there the the gop nominee. >> what he described was taking advantage of women sexually. in ways that are appalling and bragging he could do it because after all he is a star. >> she said trump is now the leader of the gop and republican should make it clear where they stand regarding the nominee. >> john keller joins us now,

more and more negative about the campaign as it goes on. >> the first half-hour may have been the nastiest exchanges in the history of televised presidential debates and i wasn't surprised to see the following email from an alarmed viewer who wrote i am a middle- class resident massachusetts who is extremely concerned about the political future of the country. none of these candidates should be able to be in office. they are an embarrassment, i country be in four years? i suspect he is not the only one who feels this way but i want to remind viewers of several reasons to be confident no matter who wins we will be okay. keep in mind, the people have the ultimate power in the system when they decide to use it, when president roosevelt tried to pack the supreme court with extra justices in a major

nixon abused the justice system to squelch the watergate scandal public pressure to put a stop to it, public pressure did put a stop to it even as the system was pushing back >> the person who sent the email are responding to heather people feel. >> they might tell the supreme court these heinou overblown. the senate holds confirmation power over presidential appointments to the court and they have not been afraid to use it even when presidents are able to be a staunch liberals or conservatives on the bench, sometimes they proved to be less ideological than anyone thought, so to assume it will be apocalyptic change is wrong. >> isn't a single party control

the worst-case scenario? >> in theory, i don't like that idea myself but look at how the major parties are divided internally. with bernie sanders the democratic party will they roll over for what clinton wants quirks --? >> i don't see that happening no matter the outcome. >> there is a reason why the system has worked for we hope that makes you feel better. struck the third and final debate is wednesday, october 19 9:00 pm, watch it live on wbz. let's talk about another contest the red sox under pressure it is a do or die game. if they lose, it would be the end of big poppy's career.

park. >> reporter: the pressure is on this evening it seems like people are cracking under it, quite a few fans told me they think this might be the end of the line and of course for ortiz. >> of course i am confident. a little nervous but confident. >> what jersey are you wearing? >> david ortiz. >> it is a big game tonight. >> it might be the final game. may be. >> you think this might be the last game what do you think rex >> that will probably be his last game. unfortunately cleveland is a better team. >> we are going home winners tonight.

>> what about david ortiz? >> i am excited to see him. >> i don't believe it is his last game. we are going all the way. >> are you running any specials for what could be his last game? >> no, it is not going to be the last game. we already have a second chicken combo. really. >> year? >> it is always going to stay the same. >> this game is about to start at any second, the crowd electric you can hear them outside, let's hope for the best reporting outside of fenway park back to your. much more on the red sox coming up in sports. >> exclusive video of tom brady

struck before you reach for a frozen treat, nestli recalling a treat of theirs. strong wind take down a tree and then shift a home the people living there are cleaning up the damage now. struck a cold night cold enough to make frost formation in certain locations. might accuweather forecast

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a home and ten vehicles all on fire in kingsboro all saturday morning. and right now, the official cause is unknown. >> they responded to calls on several roads. they're asking with anyone with -- they're asking anyone with information to please give them a call. and flames were shooting from the canal view apartments

this big fire even harder to put out. >> and wind also to blame for toppling a tree on top of a home in wareham. a 100-year-old maple toppled down on a roof. the family's cars were hit as well. the homeowners were inside. they were not hurt. but they told us later that they are lucky to be alive with the way the tree came right through the roof. >> we see that beautiful blue sky out there today. but we haven't had gotten enough rain. >> we should turn it over to barry. hey, barry! >> it was drought denting. we'll put it that way. we need more. but a lot did fall in some locations. as much as 3 inches or so. especially just south of boston. some of the southshore communities. looking at the weather network camera, looking at fenway park. the action has begun there. it's 55. and we'll see what happens with this game.

55 and the temperature dropping a little bit there during the evening. and the wind will be dropping off as well. right around 55 or 65 now. tomorrow afternoon, if they have that game, it'll be around 60 degrees with sunshine and light wind. today's high if boston, 59 at 3:10 this afternoon. that's 4 degrees below the average high. back in 1939, it was 87. just five years ago, we had temperatures in the 80s. three days in a row, we were in the 80s. but we're we have a chilly night coming up. the wind gusty at times during the day, it drops off. that will allow radiational cooling. 30s in the suburbs. 34 downtown boston for the low tonight. and you can see 30s in outlying spots. some of the valley areas having frost. the national weather service has a frost up, including cape cod and the south coast. even freezing temperatures into central massachusetts. how about the bus stop tomorrow

by recess and ride home, lower 60s away from the ocean tomorrow. but at the coast, it'll be a little bit of a sea breeze. not much wind anywhere tomorrow. just enough to bring a drift of air in from the ocean to keep it cool. 70s in the middle part of the ocean. we won't get that warm this weekend, fortunately. but it'll bump up later this week. we'll be watching the cold. but it'll mostly a threat for bermuda. going by that island wednesday night and thursday morning. safely out doesn't threaten the east coast of the united states whatsoever. so that high pressure will give us the chilly weather and fine weather for the next couple of days. those highs will move to the east. tomorrow, east of there. this brings a little cloudiness in here on wednesday. just a little bit of high, thin cloudiness. and then another front. goes to 68. just another fine weekend coming up. no rain pretty much in the forecast this week. that's it!

>> all right, barry. appreciate it, thank you. we have two recalls to tell you about right now, two items that may be in your kitchen right now. >> kraft heinz is recalling lunchables ham and cracker stackers. they contain soy and wheat, ingrediented not listed on the label which could be dangerous to some with allergies. and drumstick ice cream cones recalled because they may contn that includes the variety and vanilla pack. no one has reported getting sick. we talked about it a moment ago. and in sports tonight, this is a big game for the red sox. they have to win tonight against the cleveland indians! >> we're not ready for the season to be over. and we're not ready for david ortiz's career to be over! >> man, i'll tell you right now. they have dom back and win!

underway at fenway. if they lose, they're done. in fact, they need win three in a row to keep their season alive. not mention ortiz's career. but the manager remains upbeat. >> you can look at it in the fact that there's freedom in that there is no tomorrow. let it hang. trust your abilities. remember who we are as individual players and a team and play with aggression. >> if the sox win, portello will get the starting forward. rodriguez was originally scheduled. but he'll get another day's rest. 13-1 with a 2.97 e.r.a. meanwhile, terry is making his first appearance at fenway since 2009 when he was manager of the red sox. he spent eight years here and knows how hard it is for visiting teams to win in

>> they're so enthusiastic and rabid. and when things get going late, things start shaking. and you can feel it. it's part of the game. and you need to be prepared for it because it'll get crazy. >> oh, yeah. to football. pats were back in to town tonight. we have the exclusive footage in the locker room after the win. >> great game, baby! [ laughter ] >> great game! >> you know it, baby! >> way to go! great playing, babe! >> all right! [ slapping ] >> way to go, 6-0! >> triple head! i've never done that before! i've never done it before! >> let's enjoy this one and then get back to work and have the same kind of week next week

great win! [cheers and applause] great stuff right there. of course, tom brady was the star of yesterday's win. 406 yards and two touchdowns coming back. not too shabby for a 39-year- old. something matthew slager can only marvel at. >> it's hard to imagine how i'll feel at 39. but thomas, it's unbelievable what he's doing. really is. and old benjamin button 't [ laughter ] >> got to love him! indeed, for more behind the scenes footage you can't see anywhere else, check out "all patriots access" friday night at 7:00 on wbz. we also have tom brady's home opener covered for you from start to finish. kickoff at 1:00. that'll be followed by "the 5th quarter" postgame show. the indians have 2 on and 2 outs. that's the story over at fenway park. we'll keep you updated. guys, over to you.

"cbs evening news" coming up after this. >> scott? >> lisa, david, great to be with you in boston. hurricane matthew just doesn't seem to quit. the rain that had come after the storm has now flooded an american city and 1,000 people are stranded. we'll have the live report from there and also a live report from haiti where perhaps as many as 1,000 people were killed. that and the rest of the world news all coming up on evening news" in ten minutes. >> thank you, scott. and coming up, it's a columbus day tradition here that thousands of people enjoy every year. but this year marks something special at the 10k. and coming up later at 8:00 over on my tv 38, the fallout from that donald trump "access hollywood" tape continues tonight. for the first time, we're hearing from the first woman mentioned from that audio leak.

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, e and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

. tonight, the milemackers and the milestone for the tough 10k. >> the road race which draws more than 7,000 women every year is celebrating its 40th anniversary. and skyeye was over the course today. it starts at beacon and charles. it's a 6-mile race that welcomes all, even walkers and wheelchairs. this year's 10k features several of incredible women. >> lisa ran the ba half mile yesterday and showed up to work. you did a great job! in the rain! >> yeah! i'm happy to be here and walking. [ laughter ] tonight on wbz at 11:00, the state will be monitoring all electronic tolling on the

slow down at the toll booth. they're working to set those newly announced prices. >> after fighting for a copy of the contract, the it team looked at congestive pricing which would mean charging drivers a higher rate during rush hour. tonight we reveal some of the other options they're asked to study. that's all coming up at 11:00 and we'll be right back. >> closed captioning is to you by: unclaimedmoney.com. log on to see if there's

kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents, talk about a sparkling fall week! i mean, your 7-day is just one big ray of sunshine! >> yes. so i can go home! >> no, no, you can't! we want you to keep talking about this! [ laughter ] >> it'll be just fine. we have nothing to worry about. no worries in the weather this week. just a couple scattered showers thursday night. that's it! chilly night.

>> thank you, barry. >> and you know the sox will win tonight. >> i hope so. >> they will. they will!

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