live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 6:30 pm. >> tom brady makes his home debut this afternoon. all but a racing the deflategate suspension. he didn't disappoint. the patriots came to the bengals in good evening, everyone. i am ken macleod. >> and i am katie brace. it was close in the second half but has got stronger and the bengals self-destructed. we have live coverage beginning with dan roach live at the cbs seen tonight. >> reporter: tom brady making his first start at gillette stadium since the january playoff games. he was hoping to lead the patriots to a win and an improvement to 5-1 and he did

look at this. what a welcome sight. tom brady taking the field at gillette for the first time this season. 10 -3 and brady gets on the board. a short touchdown pass to james white. pats up 10-7 at the half. brady finds rob gronkowski with a perfectly placed pass. three tds, 376 yards, 73rd time brady has run for at least 300 patriots win 35-17 on brady's homecoming day. >> we always get great clout -- great crowds. they were in it today. we could do a lot better in the second half. it's good to be 5-1. we are in a decent place. just got to keep stringing these games together. there is a ton of football left. >> reporter: tom brady did what he always seems to do, win. we will have more and locker room reaction coming up in just a few minutes but for now,

let's go back to you. >> we love it when they win. watching brady win on the home turf is certainly a welcome sign for everyone in patriots nation. >> albert enjoins us right now. >> reporter: i tell you patriots fans are finally emptying out of the parking lot at gillette stadium. just a few tailgaters left but it has been an incredible day for these fans who couldn't wait to see tom brady back on the field again. >> [ cheeringan spotted everywhere as patriots fans from across the nation packed gillette stadium to watch number 12 take the home- field once again. after his four game suspension, this was brady's first official home game and the atmosphere inside gillette was electric for fans and former teammates. >> the four-game suspension was completely uncalled for. it's good to see him back home. >> welcome home.

came from seattle. >> it was the best day of my life. >> reporter: the patriots owner robert kraft made history today providing special fans front row seats to the game. >> awesome. it's not something he has to do. >> one guest is battling a brain tumor with an important message. >> don't pay attention to what people tell you because you can overcome they said 1 to 2 months and i am coming up on 3 1/2. >> reporter: call in was -- colin was diagnosed with lymphoma and number 12 didn't disappoint. >> perfection map from new jersey created a brady's back son. >> brady is back, back again. brady is back, tell a friend.

>> reporter: and now that brady is back, many fans predicted today that the team would actually go undefeated from here to the super bowl. we will have to wait and see. paul burton, wbz news back to you. was that backstreet boys? >> i was the one who knew it was backstreet boys. >> we have much re path like a bengals game coming up in sports. and next sunday is the pets and the steelers in pittsburgh. we have you covered right here on wbz. take off at 4:25 pm, 5th quarter postgame on my tv 38 right after the game. let's switch to the forecast. a pretty nice fall weekend, a little warmer after a chilly start. this week, we could see temps pushing 80 degrees. meteorologist pamela gardner joins us with a first look at your forecast. >> fantastic weather on the way.

we are down to 68 degrees after a high of 71 degrees, 59 degrees in keenan and 61 degrees in manchester. we will keep some of the daytime heat we estimate it's a temperatures won't cool too much plus that southwest wind gusting up to 30 miles per hour from time to time. we will keep temperatures overnight in the 50s or lower 60s. 60 degrees for the low in boston. tomorrow 74 degrees with a seabreeze developing. more 80s on the way. we will track os you in just a bit in your seven- day forecast. in roxbury today, the search was on for the gunman who shot a two-year-old girl. >> police say the trigger man was trying to shoot the little girl's father as part of a gang related shoot -- shooting. chantee lans is live in boston where police say the intended target is not telling the truth about what happened . >> reporter: marty walsh was here at city hall. he pretty much said that the

help police is disturbing. one day after a toddler was shot in her car seat, boston's mayor is calling on the public to come forward with information that could lead to an arrest. >> it's terrible. it's awful. it was clearly a gang involved shooting and they were clearly going after this young girl's father. took the two-year-old girl was shot in the back of a straight through her hand and leg. >> the baby appears to be fine. i visited her at the hospital. she is crying but she is alert. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect, who has a beard, was driving a gray and black motorscooter when he opened fire. >> i heard one pop and then i was like is that a gunshot? we looked down and they bring doubt consecutive, bang, bang, bang.

say was the intended target. he is not giving them any information. >> the father here is a known gang kid to us who is also not telling us the truth of what happened. it's unfortunate. >> that's a coward right there and it bothers me. we are working to try to find out who did the shooting . >> reporter: neighbors are calling on the shooter to come forward. >> how can you just sit back and say nothing? what human being can rest their head knowing that you heard a >> reporter: and that little girl continues to recover. tonight, child services is investigating. chantee lans, wbz news. >> thanks. an update on the two officers shot in east boston. both men are recovering from several surgeries and listed in critical but stable condition. officers richard sand hollow and matt morris came under fire in east boston.

ambushed them friday night when they were responding to a domestic disturbance. figueroa was shot dead by police. we will keep you posted on the officers' recovery. neighbors staying put for much of the morning as police were called to a house on francis street for shots fired. when they got there, they say a man was armed and barricaded with several other people who refused to come out. neighbors say they heard gunshots. >> police this morning told us not to come out. they trying to get people out of the house. >> reporter: everyone eventually came out of that home but police have yet to arrest anyone and they are still investigating. still ahead on wbz news, finds forgiven. >> keolis off the hook for hundreds of thousands in fines stemming from that horrible winter two years ago.

in campaign 2016, what new polls show for donald trump and hillary clinton. and more warmth on the way while tracking rain to the west of us. coming out if any of this rain will make it to our area coming up in your forecast. closed captioning is brought to you by bob's discount furniture. visit www.bob's.com to visit a store near you. the charter school debate. should we lift the cap? >> a question you will decide how would impact our kids? >> your both sides in a live debate on the wbz news at 8:00. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

in campaign 2016, the third and final is set for midweek and donald trump would love to shift the focus away from allegations of a growing number of women. >> hillary clinton will keep a low profile until the debate and as brook silva-braga reports, new polls show her lead widening. >> thank you. >> reporter: tim kaine went table to table rallying support for hillary clinton at a miami diner. >> florida is close and so many

of to the inn. >> reporter: the latest battleground tracker shows clinton with a slim but growing lead over donald trump up 46% to 40% thanks to more support from women than a month ago, now up by 15 points. trump has been fighting a growing list of allegations of unwanted sexual advances. nine women have come forward. trump denies the accusations. >> you have funny people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever. "election is being rigged by media in coordinated effort with the clinton campaign by putting stories that never happened into news." trump's running mate was asked if the campaign would accept the outcome of the vote. >> we will absolutely accept the votes of the election but the american people are tired of the obvious bias in the national media. that's where the sense of a rigged election goes. >> reporter: clinton's motorcade left her home sunday

debate prep. >> and the candidates face-off for the final presidential debate on wednesday. live coverage begins at 9 pm right here on wbz the mbta has been forgiven more than $18,000 in fines against the company that runs the commuter rail system. thousands of commuters were left stranded and running late or -- for canceled trains during the brutal winter. keolis manages the commuter rail and id performance. the company says the forgiven fines regarded maintenance issues. they agreed to waive them in the love maintenance workers being pulled off the tracks. keolis says it has already paid more than $6.5 million in fines for the ugly winter. the good news is it doesn't feel anything like winter. >> it might feel like summer again this week. >> temperatures in the 70s and

it was so gorgeous out there today, hopefully you took advantage of it. some folks to take advantage of it and even got in the water. 60 degrees ocean temperature and here in scituate, surfers taking advantage of some good waves. this very thin cloud cover is in the background with beautiful temperatures. temperatures this afternoon in the 70s. fantastic weather and more days ahead with awesome weather and warm temperatures. dayl days, keep in mind our sunset is the last day of sunset after 6 pm. november 6, that's when daylight savings ends and we go back to those 4:31 pm sunsets. hopefully, this week will get you through that not so good news. this mid-october warmth is pretty nice. we will enjoy.

not a record high but back in 1947, we did have extremely warm temperatures with a couple records set for monday and tuesday. for monday, we don't expect to get close to the record of 89 degrees but tuesday, we could get close to 82 degrees and wednesday we could get close to 47 degrees -- 1947 when we had near 80 degrees temperatures. today's high, 71 degrees in boston, average high 61 degrees. the record 88 degrees setback in 1897. temperatures have cooled into the 60s. 63 degrees in totten and a fantastic evening in manche. overnight lows back in the upper 50s, low 60s depending on where you are. further inland, you could see mid-500 readings but the clouds and that southwest breeze will help keep some of the daytime heat in and keep temperatures rather mild with tomorrow's high 74 degrees and the wind subsides slightly from the west allowing a seabreeze to develop as temperatures develop to the

fitchburg 75 degrees, worchester 78 degrees. a few clouds passing through later in the day. partly sunny for the cape and islands and high temperatures around 70 degrees. satellite radar shows clouds moving into the area. as a cold front ms. closer and closer to us, we have showers and storms through upstate new york but hour by hour, apart. it doesn't look like we will see much rain out of this particular system. as we continuing to monday evening, there is a potential for a dry afternoon but then going into tuesday morning, another round of isolated showers. very briefly tuesday morning. than this lift allows for that surge in temperatures right around 80 degrees. here is our seven-day forecast for monday. 74 degrees.

southwest winds again. wednesday, 78 degrees with a chance of isolated showers. back in the 60s thursday and friday. that's when the forecast gets uncertain. it looks like we can anticipate cooler temperatures returning more to fall like weather but the rain chance was a little if he. we do have isolated to scattered shower chances but we will keep you up-to-date throughout the entire week. back to you guys. >> looks fabulous. coming up next in sports, we go back to highlights from tom brady's

interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. galvin: register by october 19th. tom brady came back home and had it all under control. >> it was a great game. a little tight great. >> the patriots picked it up in

tom brady and the patriots do what they do several times in the playoffs, they won. they beat the bengals 35-17. tom brady took to the turf for the first time this season. brady gets going, 15 yard touchdown pass to james white. the patriots are up 10-7 at halftime. when the bengals strike, wide receiver brandon lafell with a catch to the back of the end zone. now later in the 3rd, maybe the play of the game, dont'a hightower with a perfectly timed blitz. he sacks andy dalton in the end zone. that is a patriots safety. the ball back to new england and another big day for hightower on defense. later on in the quarter, brady finds rob gronkowski with a perfectly placed touchdown pass. gronk finishes with 162 yards to go.

brady throws for three scores to go for 326 yards. 73rd time he has thrown for at least 300 yards. for mcwhirter, 25-17. things get chippy. gronk gets flagged for taunting. the pass went out to stephen gostkowski and a touchdown from legarrette blount. they won 35-17 to move to 5-1 on the season. >> in there. they were into it today. i was glad we could do better in the second half. and finish a game strong. we got off to a little bit of a slow start but finished with 35 points. >> first off got i got to take full responsibility on that personal foul. they can't be letting that happen. good thing it didn't hurt the team and the situation but down the road, it can always hurt the team getting your personal foul.

take responsibility. they are a physical team. their players are big and they hit hard. that's the style that they played so i kind of gave into it when i got my penalty. of got to watch out for that. >> up next, another afc north opponent. the steelers didn't fare too well in miami down 8-6 in the 2nd when roethlisberger rolls out and gets intercepted on the play. another look here. hl knee on the scramble, but returned. he is expected to have an mri on his knee. 204 yards on the ground for miami and two touchdowns. the dolphins roll over pittsburgh 30-15. the steelers are now 3-2 with the patriots on their way next sunday in pittsburgh. we have got the game for you right here on wbz. kickoff at 4:25 pm and our 5th quarter postgame show is on my

let's go to soccer. the revolution in chicago taking on the fire. here is the equalizer in the 43rd minute making eight -- making it a wonder check 1 game but the fire answer late. they tally a ninth goal for the fire. the 14th loss of the season for the revolution >> that hurts. and one red sox note, a new executive president and general manager of the arizona diamondbacks. that's the scene here. and coming up, we will have

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

? ? on social security and medicare, these are the facts. kelly ayotte voted for deep cuts in medicare and social security. here are the votes. she voted against protecting social security from the threat of privatization. and said she's open to raising the retirement age for social security. look it up yourself. the fact is kelly ayotte's supporting big, corporate special interests.

how about 80 degrees this week? >> we'll take it. why not? temperatures very while -- three mild. tonight, upper 50s low 60s. monday 74 degrees with elite afternoon. tuesday, 80 degrees with a chance of a couple sprinkles late tonight and early tuesday morning because of a system but then we continue to stay warm wednesday. wednesday 78 degrees with a better chance of showers going into detail end of the work weekend into next weekend with some more, cooler temperatures on the way once again to the next weekend. >> ups and downs. as much as we like talking about the next weekend, let's focus on monday and tuesday.

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