right now at 5:00 a developing story this morning. a child shot. what police are still searching for an in the investigation. an update on the two officers shot in east boston. the late yes on their condition this morning. this morning. we'll tell you what to expect ahead of tb12's big return to gillette. good morning everybody it is 5:00 in the morning on sunday october 16. thanks for joining us today i'm cary connelly along with barry burbank. not a bad morning.

a dig moon overnight. the big full moon is lighting up the landscape not quite as cool as yesterday but still chilly spot that's the wbz weather bug network. 35 there but in dover the middle school is 43 and on the south west coast of new england starting to pick up so 48 degrees groton, connecticut is 60 there, 32 in norwood and 53 in province town. temperatures are all over the place. essentially clear skies in most spots. there is a lot of cloudiness off to the north and west and starting to spill in here and we will see that this afternoon. most of the sunshine turning cloudier and breezier this afternoon up around71 degrees

cape cod. more weather in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. breaking overnight part of the interstate is closed northbound between 16 and 17. police are on the scene but you should use caution in that area. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates as soon as they become available. we begin with a developing story this morning police looking for the gunman who wounded a 2-year-old girl in roxbury saturday afternoon while trying to child's father. police say the little girl's dad is a gang member and not cooperating. a consult bullet went through the child's leg and right into her hand. >> i heard one pop and i thought it was a gunshot then going bang bang bang bang bang. >> gunfire erupted in broad daylight striking a two-year- old girl in her carseat.

through her hand and leg. >> the baby appears to be fine. i went down and visited with the baby. obviously she's crying but she's alert. >> she was with her father who police say was the intended target. >> obviously the father here is a known gang kid to us who also is not telling us the truth of what happened here and it's unfortunate. >> investigators say the suspect who has a beard was driving a gray and scooter when he opened fire. city council man jackson is now pleading for the public's help. >> absolutely unacceptable a young person in broad daylight in their neighborhood can't just be a child. a two-year-old should never be in harm's way. >> this as the neighborhood demands a change. >> i was here about ten days ago unfortunately when we had

here at dearborn, little kids on the school bus. we put a lot of visibility but we can't be here all the time. >> the little girl is recovering and child services are very gooding the case. wbz this morning. >> an update now on the two officers shot in east boston. we learned one of them is recovering after more surgery saturday. we are also told commissioner evans visited officer richardson saturday morning. he is recovering on friday and said to be in good spirits. both were ambushed by kirk figueroa wednesday night while answering a domestic disturbance call. a wrong way driver facing charges of drunk driving and reckless conduct. the 28-year-old was driving his cadillac the wrong way through

had to swerve out of the way to avoid hitting him head on. he ended up crashing into a guardrail. crews pulled the woman's car from a pond friday. good samaritans jumped into the water to save her from the sinking vehicle. paul burton spoke with one of the rescuers and the woman's husband. >> she just floored it and it hit pretty hard. >> caesar peru re scene of a dramatic rescue he performed on friday as a car is removed from spy pond he remembers her accidentally driving her car too the water. >> she put it into drive, hit the gas and jumped the curb and she panicked. >> i grabbed her hand. >> he saw her banging on her window frantically. he was the first to jump in with his clothes on.

water was pouring into the car. >> you got to come out. [screaming] >> he barely grabbed her by one hand to pull her away from the vehicle which quickly sank about 40 feet. >> the force was so strong that she was literally getting ripped out of my hands and i wasn't able to hold onto her. >> i lost her. >> somebody had to help save her. >> seconds later two other rescuers david frazier and ken chapman also swam out to help. >> you could see she didn't think she was going to live. >> it took all three men to bring her back to shore. she was treated for mild hypothermia and taken to the hospital. >> she was saying thank you jesus. >> we held hands and had a short prayer and they took her away. >> the good lord with was her. >> helen wants to thank her rescuers personally. >> we were just here at the right time and she's alive so

wbz news. >> incredible. last week was his return to football and this week is his return home. tom brady will take the field today for the first time this weekend at gillette stadium. steve burton has more. >> last week we took care of business on the road. today it's business at home. tom brady can't wait to take the field. patriots fans have waited long enough making final game at gillette. pats quarterback had a spectacular return to action this past sunday with 406 passing yards and 3 3 toughed- -touchdowns. he spread out to the browns but the bengals are a different opponent with a different plan. >> we certainly did a good job of that last week but it always changes over the course of the year teams evaluate you

different things and you have to be able to adjust too so that's why things play out over a long season. you can't have the same plan every week. you can't copy what we did last week and see if that'll work again. you always have to find ways to reinvent yourself over the course of the season and the teams that can do that are the ones that win the most games. >> big day for tom brady and we'll have more coming up in sports still to come donald trump makes a stop in new hampshire. find out what new englander he praised as a good friend. and an exit from the today show appears eminent for billy bush. coming up the latest on the hollywood anchor. 5:08 a quiet gillette stadium right now but not later. can you smell the victory? i hope so.

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in campaign 2016 donald trump and brady sang a local favorite during a speech yesterday but he's also questioning hilary clinton's competency during the last debate and asking for a drug test before the next kuhn. wbz's katie brace has more this morning. >> at a rally in new hampshire a growing he's improperly touched women and evidence of corruption. >> it's a rigged election because of phoney people coming up with phoney allegations with no witnesses whatsoever. >> the clinton campaign responded to the rigged election comments with a statement saying the american electoral system is free and open and a candidate is afraid he's going to lose. >> i think we should take a

>> clinton joked about the endurance. >> it's a grueling strenuous challenge that requires a lot of stamina. >> the latest round of wickie leaks leaked e-mails include transcripts of paid speeches clinton gave investment bank goldman sachs and the people who know the most of wall street bankers themselves. katie brace wb verified but they are blaming russia for the breech. the candidates face off for the final presidential debate on wednesday. live coverage will begin at 9 right here on wbz. billy bush's departure from nbc could be announced as early as monday. he's been off air since he was caught on tape in a lude

this month. the negotiations are moving along but denied the $10 million settlement with nbc. barry is here now 5:13 in the morning how are you feeling? awake and alive? >> very much awake. >> are you good. because i haven't had my coffee yet so give me time. >> okay. >> what are we looking at? yesterday morning felt colder. >> it was colder but still places that are cold. it's so different this morning. the temperatures are all you'll see when we get to the map. it's going to be a good day folks. did you see the moon? or were you asleep energy i saw it this morning on the way in. >> on the way in it was nice and bright. several full moon pictures so thanks for sending those in last evening and this is one of them from wellsly so a lovely night for sure. it was a cool night and after yesterday's high temperatures in the range of about 56 for

places close to or justice a little bit over 60 away from the ocean with some cloudiness at times yesterday. we showed you this map yesterday and i'm still going to go with it now. looking at four days of october 16 through 19 i'm predicting it's going to be 11 today, 74 tomorrow. 83 on tuesday and 79 on wednesday. now the 18th of october i think we may have a shot a pretty good one of having a new record the old record back in 1947 and these were the core responding days october 16 through 19 in 1947 that was a really warm week. 83. 89 was a record high temperature on october 17 then 82 so a shot of breaking that record on tuesday. where is that all coming from? it's coming from the warmth in the middle part of the nation. 84 in topeka to st. louis, 82

afternoon assuming we get rid of the clouds which we'll have tuesday morning. how is that going to get here? there's been a lot of jet energy out west producing impulse after impulse in the west. one of those is going push and shove the warm air up into the northeast so we will have it here. yesterday the high pressure system gave us cold weather and still happening around. meantime right off the map down graded a little bit briefly yesterday and then reintensified back into hurricane status of top winds of 85 miles per hour this morning. maybe generating bigger swells at the coastline the next couple of days. 32 in nashville, 47 boston and 60 in new london, connecticut. how is everything going in baker lake?

humid weather is coming our way as well. this afternoon should be a great afternoon down in gillette of the we'll have clouds starting to roll in and more and more clouds but right around 70 may go as high as 71 there. as we trace the time going up through the 50s this morning and more clouds during the afternoon hours. varying amounts of high clouds not too much and temperatures tonight will be around upper tomorrow it looks like we'll have temperatures going up into the lower 70s or so with vary amounts of clouds and slight chance of a shower. there's 83 i'm forecasting in boston on tuesday. 68 on the cape where the wind coming up there it's going to be gusty and cooler at the end of the week with showers coming in thursday and friday. that's it for now. >> barry thank you. extensive flooding in oregon as

regroup. winds will get close to 80 miles per hour. >> fierce winds are whipping through the pacific northwest as the most potent part of this storm system comes on shore. >> oh my gosh! . >> on friday an ef2 tornado with 125 miles per hour winds tore through the coastal town of oregon up rooting trees downing power lines and damaging bill panos saw it happen. >> it looked like the wizard of oz. that's what it looked like. things were just moving like this. then you could see the trees snapping like twigs. >> streets turned into rivers as several inches of rain flooded parts of the city. seattle has now had more rainfall in the past two days it got in the previous three months combined. this monster of a storm system

pacific typhoon in washington and oregon for nearly three days. tens of thousands of people have lost power and fallen trees have caused injuries. >> tella's car was crushed by a tree in her work parking lot. in olympic national park the coast guard had to rescue 40 kids and 6 adults who were trapped at a camp that lost power. >> it's an art project that's in boston. coming up we explain what message the orange men in the water are sending. 5:19 as you rise and shine with us here on this sunday morning. barry has got his full forecast coming up.

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water right? as lyam martin found out there's a lot more to it. >> yup it's definitely a conversation starter. 22 bright orange figures hugging intertubes bobbing in fort point channel. >> it's interesting and thought provoking. >> i was confused and still a.m. pretty confused. >> this project is called sos safety orange swimers by local artists. >> i see people struggling to stay afloat. maybe that's the message that the artist is trying to send. >> the artist says it is meant to remind us of the immigrant history of america and boston and to bring it to today to the crisis facing the world. emily is the director. >> each figure is representative of 1 million refugees worldwide. >> the orange swimers aren't

area. this is schimpfer bringing- -shimmer reflecting on the water and sidewalk. >> the bridge is a vibrant beautiful object. >> there's also the floating pyramid and double trouble. all of this work is in the open but this weekend we are invited inside for open studios. >> we have ceramic, photographers, supporters, painters. we hope people have a broad conversation about the role of arts in every day life. >> that was lyam martin reporting. to find which you can go to our website cbs boston.com and we will connect you. maybe a historical first for boston. what piece of literature you

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we'll tell you why new electronic tolling could some day mean a bigger strain in your pockets. we'll explain when we come on back. look at that full moon out there this morning. a lot of people acting crazy on your roadways. we are glad you are with us though. we'll see you in two.

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right now at 5:30 tom brady is back home today. we'll tell you what to expect ahead of his big return gillette. competition in the bay state. how connecticut could be ready to compete with massachusetts and a new wild fire begins burning in the west. dealing with winds that are fueling the blaze. good morning everybody. 5:30 in the morning on this

barry burbank is standing by. not too bad barry good morning. >> quite available around the region. some places in the 30s. a couple spots near 60. can you believe we have a wide range of temperature? let's go to the weather bug network and let's go to millville at the elementary school out there at 43 degrees. let's go to mansfield the high school at 35 and on the cape in marion it's 41 degrees but take bit of a breeze coming off the water provincetown is 53, newport at 51. a south west breeze coming up at g roton and new london area at 60 degrees while it's 36 in pittsburgh and 30 in north but the temperatures are all about the same in the afternoon closer to 71. mostly clear with the big moon lighting up the landscape

will be on its way and more of that this afternoon. turning cloudier this afternoon and quite breezy as well near 71. closer to 63 on the south side of the cape. talk about the week ahead in a few minutes. >> barry thank you. breaking overnight part of route 3 is closed because of an accident about an hour and a half ago. right now the northbound happies are closed between exit 16 and 17. police are on the scene but you area. we are trying to figure out exactly what's going on and will bring you updates as they become available. police are searching for the gunman who shot a two-year- old little girl aiming for her father. the child was in his carseat in roxbury where the bullet went through the window into her hand and leg. the girl's father is a gang member and not cooperating with

have another surgery yesterday. officer matt marris on the left is recovering at mass general. the other officer is said to be in good spirits after surgery on friday. patriots fans have the whole season to see tom brady back on the field in gillette. tickets selling for $550 on friday. the on deflategate controversy so if you cones get your hand on tickets the game is here at wbz at 1:00 but we start at 11: 30 with patriots game day. hundreds of firefighters are battling a wild fire in nevada. the wind fueling the flames that destroyed 22 homes. it's since grown to 500 square miles and 5% contained at this

just a fetch weeks the state flips the switch on all electronic tolling and the i team just discovered it might be big cakes for massachusetts drivers. >> the prices for the new electronic tolling system behind me mass dot hired a consultant but the state didn't want to give up a copy of that contract to the i team because it reveals what other big changes could be coming down the pike. looming over drivers. >> what's happening? is big brother watching? >> yes these cameras will cap your easy pass or snap a photo and send you a bill in the mail. the new system is revenue neutral. >> this is not an increase. >> but the i team discovered a document that could change that. buried in a contract that helped to set tolling prices a request to also study things

rush hour. >> what do you think about that. >> i think you should not pay more if you travel during rush hour. >> people are barely getting by as it is. >> and there's more. the contract says the company will likely be asked to study new tolls at the new hampshire border car pool lanes and tolls based on miles traveled. >> people aren't ready for it right now. you talk about tolls in the state raising tolls changing tolls and people get up observation mary of thon directors for the mass turnpike and makes it easy for the state to change direction. >> it's not that difficult to move to congestion once you have all electronic tolling. >> they would not agree to an interview to discuss the possibilities detailed in the contract so the i team caught up with highway administrator tom tinland at a public meeting. >> how likely is that for drivers to see higher prices during rush hour?

are entering into a new way of doing business you want to make sure you are incorporating all you can in there. >> he insisted the deal was simply a way to give options down the road. >> how likely is that. >> not etch looking at it or anything other than taking new technology to an old way of doing business. >> why are they in the contract if it is something they are not going to ever co skeptical drivers. for the i team ryan cast wbz news. two indian tribes in connecticut are working to give casinos a run for their money. a request for a possible casino to directly complete with the mgm casino plans for springfield haven't indicated where they intend to build the new casino. coming up it was a busy saturday in sports.

and a pair of bay state college football teams face off next in sports. barry you first. >> all right good morning to you and hi everybody on this sunday morning checking in with the wbz weather watchers. a few have chimed in. thanks to all of them for doing that. let's see what's happening. a lot of40s out there but shirleyy at 33 degrees. let's check down here in south eastern massachusetts and see what's going plymouth. 43 degrees there and mostly clear skies. bright stars and a chilly morning but warming up for the pats game this afternoon. yes indeed nice and warm and going to be rocking down there at gillette stadium. my accu weather forecast coming

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good morning everyone. last time the patriots lost in foxboro to the bengals 30 years ago. he can't wait to take the field and two ohio teams in seven days. last week cleveland, today cincinnati and brady was elect trick. he threw for 406-yards three

in along side rob gronkowski with 100 receiving yards of his own. he gives tb12 another big important weapon on sundays. >> i was saying the other day he's been so productive being here for such a short period of time and gronk what he did last week and him kind of getting back to where he wants to be is such a big part of our offense because those guys are so dynamic, tough match ups both they are hard match ups for everybody. the running backs going out there, bennett or myself going out there with him. whatever it is you are trying to find miss matches so great going out there with him. >> it was actually in the gym he was like all that sweat and i thought i was the only guy who sweat like that. you are not the only tight end that's working. same thing this dude is big just like me.

>> tom brady makes his foxboro debut this afternoon playing his first game of the season at gillette stadium patriots game day at 11: 30. pats and bengals start at 1 followed by the fifth quarter post show right here on wbz. bruins north of the border taking on toronto last night and things did not go well at all. rough start right out of the gate two running back rookie carter brown. late in the first when picks up where he left off last night he beats frederick anderson to cut it to 3-1. second period paster enact with another and gets the last lap with the save of the game. toronto with insurance go to win 1-1 and include their

celtics at knicks pre-season basketball up the floor to green. celtics up 15 at that point. big game for mr. hunter who led with 17 points 6 from the field. celtics roll 119-107 and open up the regular season on wednesday against the nets at the garden. to the alcs indians took game one friday night after a great team pitching performance was more of josh donaldson shoots the rbi double to right. game tied at one. following the frame the indians move right back on top with francisco lindor based up the middle indians win it 2-1 with a 2-0 lead in the series. not a good showing for u mass against louisiana tech at gillette. the third play of the game

12 catches 326-yards 5 touchdowns. 5 touchdowns. they never recovered and lose 56-28. and more football how about harvard dropping their contest to holy cross saturday. 27 to 17. first time they have lost a game on the road in 16 contests. also the first time harvard lost to a non conference opponent and 16 games as well trying to get back they travel to prince ton. that my friends is sports for now. i'm steve burton. guys over to you. >> thank you so much. coming up this morning what do greats and classical music have to do with each other. mozart is making wine even better. >> i got to tell you the blow torch going on here this week. we've got warm weather on the way. high pressure to the south and a real stream of warm air

we may have record high temperatures here on tuesday. in the meantime taking a look at the trivia for this hour which of the following has the greatest impact on acorn production. a cold wet spring, a warm wet summer, a dry windy fall or a mild snowy winder. which one has the greatest impact on the acorn crop. i'll have the answer to that and talk about acorns and the

welcome back. 5:49. it's sort of a nice fall morning out there. barry burbank is right there with me telling us what is going on out there. >> pretty chilly in spots. milder in others so all depends where you are. the wind coming in from the water the near 60 or so warming the air. the places if you live away from the water and getting in a low spot a cold location. >> location, location, location. >> all right. >> so hi everybody let's see what's happening this morning still talking about the drought here even though the lawns have been greening up chavez to the rain we've been getting and mowing the are you not yesterday still we are in bad situations here water levels way down.

the levels have just taken a bad, bad dive here with this extreme drought we've had go on. it has been the area of extreme directing your attention has shrunk a little bit from what it was the previous week but never the less still in the red zone here so lots and lots of rain and is there anything coming. probably not very much at the beginning of this week but we may get a reasonable amount of rain towards the end. we need inches and inches of rain to help us get looking at warm weather this week and comparing the next four days starting today with the same four days 16th through the 19th of october in 1947 the year it was very warm and contained two record high temperatures the 17th and 18 18th. this is going to be a warm week and i think the temperature on tuesday on the 18th is a pretty good chance that we will be at least record tying but i'm going to say 83 a record

october 18. where is the warmth coming from? all of this warm air building in the central part of the nation heading our way thanks to all of these systems which have been crashing into the pacific northwest and giving them bouts of really nasty stormy conditions from time to time. some of this jet energy is going to come along and shove the warm air into the northeast and that's what we are going to be having here and today will be the beginning of the mild weather but tuesday is going to be th yesterday has actually shifted to the south. but yesterday was the coldest morning. looking way out in the atlantic hurricane nicole is still out there producing winds top winds sustained at 85 miles per hour still generating big waves in the atlantic and a few of those swells may be coming onto the new england coastline as well for the next couple of days. temperatures now ranging from a

cooling conditions at the airport there. 34 nashville, 36 in bedford but 47 in boston and just off the map in new london, connecticut was 60 and 51 in nantucket with the wind coming up off the water there and 53 in provincetown. looking high temperatures this afternoon near or a little over 70. 70 to 71 maybe an isolated 72 in the usual warm zone right in here. the meantime on the south coast going to be mainly 60s here because that south west wind is going to be getting busier with time. it will be a breezy afternoon down at gillette stadium with clouds starting to roll in at 70 degrees or so. tonight's lows upper 50s to almost 60. a very mild night coming up tonight as we have the beginning of this warming trend. the jet stream will allow it to come right up here as you can see. my seven day forecast reflects

front starts to sag in and we get rain around here. looks like maybe some decent amount of rain especially on friday and the rain will end early on saturday on the cape. a gusty wind on saturday and a high of only 54. until then warm days ahead as you can see maxing out on tuesday with a potential record high in boston of 83 but cooler on the cape. here's the trivia. which of the following has the greatest impact on acorn wet summer, a dry windy fall or a mild snowy winter? >> this is a tough one. >> it is but you always talk about your acorns and when you don't have them and why. >> i've got them this year. >> because you are an acorn guy. >> i hate acorns let me tell you that. the answer is? >> c? >> a. the cold wet spring seems to cut down.

condition for making the most acorns and a second year in a row of wheel barrel loads i'm raking and i need a helmet in the yard because so many of them are coming down in my head. >> really? >> it's crazy. this is a mass year. i'll be writing on it in my blog today as i did last year. two years in a row we've had insane amount of acorns. >> next time i'll have my coffee before can process better. a little a cdc at 5:00 in the morning. not so bad right? we love it. glad you are with us. big game today.

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. it is a wine with a special note a classical concept to making better wine. you could call it a science experiment of sorts looking at how plants are impacted by classical music. a little mozart makes his grapes grow better. seth jones has the story from tuscany. >> row after row of grapevines

famed wine is made but one of these vineyards is a bit different. just listen. the grapes here are serenaded all day every day by classical music. john car loe started bumping mozart into a section of his vineyard and found the vines chooser to the music grew bigger and towards the of the sound. his son is another wine maker who sounds more like a scientist. >> the grapes close to the speaker have the highest sugar content so we believe in this idea. >> it wasn't long before this idea peaked the interest of scientists and turned this vineyard into a laboratory. >> when you first heard about this guy growing grapes and playing music what did you think? >> that he was another crazy

of florence is a plant scientist. >> these vines like mozart? >> it's very difficult to say that plants like classical music. what they are able actually to do is to perceive sounds. >> the vines may grow towards the speakers because reassemblage running water. they figure the music confuses harmful bugs making them unable to breed. the music also birds and other creatures who feed on grapes. he is proud of the research not to mention their wines. as for the idea that these vines are reacting simply to sound vibrations not specifically mozart, well this is italy. i prefer the music. sorry but i'm very romantic. >> seth jones cbs news italy.

developing story this morning. coming up the latest on the condition of a little two-year-