>> now on newscenter 5 ' s eyeopener. erika: the trial of philip chism and the push to get justice. emily: disturbing images out of south carolina as people return to flooding devastation. >> i would not just down there and let him shoot me. erika: ben cars on on on gun control. his comments getting a lot of attention this morning. >> you are watching wcvb. boston' s news leader. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener.

erika: also on the eye, a mac & cheese demand triggers a violent attack. that takes down a uconn student. good morning, everyone. thanks for being here nice and early. emily: i it might be starting cool, but we are headed up. perfect fall weather. cindy: if you like yesterday, you' re going to like today. a couple of degrees warmer this afternoon. make sure the kids have a jacket at the bus stop. lots of for these this morning. getting off the bus, this afternoon, it will be 70 degrees. 44 in beverly right now. 41 in bedford. not seeing the 30' s we had yesterday morning. winds -- windsor 48 degrees. close to 50 on the cape this morning. there are some mid-and high-level clouds moving through this morning.

these are going to be sending out as the morning wears on. little bit of cloud cover the next two hours mixing with sunshine. bright sunshine as we get into the afternoon. temperatures coming up into the 60' s. light enough wind that we will see a seabreeze holding us in the 60' s at the coast. lower 70' s in lowell. upper 60' s to near 70 out through worcester county today. lower 70 -- brockton to bridgewater. from plymouth to the cape, it looks like temperatures will be topping out in the mid to upper 60' s. really, a fantastic day today weather-wise with lots of sunshine. cooler tomorrow. let' s get you out to the roads. we have got a ways to go. olessa: eventually you will do with maybe some sun glare. for now, in good shape. there is route one. some of those delays are building. let' s get to the maps and see the travel times.

route 3 from weymouth to braintree. it is 15-20 on the expressway to boston. the pike looks good. 93 southbound building delays. once again, from 125 in wilmington, that volume stays there. so far, the trains and buses are doing ok. emily: it is a crime that rocked a community and devastated the family of a young high school teacher. in just hours, a jury will be picked in this high profile murder trumpet erika: -- murder trial. sera? sera: philip chism is charged with raping and murdering his math teacher at danvers high school two years ago. he is 16, but is being tried as an adult. this is a case that has garnered national attention. he was in the ninth grade at the time. had just moved to danvers from tennessee.

teacher many have remembered as talented and kind, always caring about her students. legal experts expect the trial to focus not on guilt or innocence but on chism' s state of mind. we know the teenager' s lawyer. is planning to use a mental health defense we know jurors will not hear his alleged confession to danvers police after the crime. we know the list of potential witnesses. that list if s four pages long, including mental health experts s parents. we will be in the courtroom for jury selection as well as the trial. you can follow along on wcvb.com app. erika: holding out hope in winter. -- in winthrop. honoring a massachusetts man feared lost at sea. keith griffin was on board el faro.

friends and family gathered across the street from where the mass maritime gregor appeared his wife katie is expected twins. she last spoke to her husband a week ago in he told the storm would keep them up. >> a tough situation. hope t his family is ok. erika: two crew members have massachusetts ties. wright grew up in the side. one body has been recovered in the search for el faro. emily: funeral services will be held today for the worcester toddler found dead in her crib. investigators working to determine how g.g. brown down. they can suppress -- expressed concerns about the safety of the apartment where she was living with her mother. bella bond' s mother could face additional charges. rochelle bond pled not guilty to accessory after the fact

bond' s boyfriend, michael mccarthy, is charged with the topless murder. s office has yet to rule on the cuase ause of death. of kicking a dog to death. toby kicks the 17th-year-old dog after trying to shoo the pet a way after trying to relieve itself on his lawn. he' s due in court in december. erika: this disturbing site in south carolina. coffins on earth by the flooding. the situation is far from over. cindy: all of that water making its way down to the low lands. the water levels are very high. crews in colombia are scrambling to repair a breach in a canal. they will use 1000 pound sand bags. more than 40,000 people have already been without water now

for days. >> i have three children at home. we cannot even flush toilets or take showers. cindy: 17 people are dead. all eyes on more than a dozen dams that could burst. dr. carson: i would say, everybody attack him. he may shoot me but he cannot get us all. erika: one of the top candidates creating comments -- controversy with his comments on gun control. ben carson is not stopping there. antoinette: even with his soft-spoken style, ben carson is being called insensitive by many of his critics. when asked how he would react if he had been in that classroom at the oregon community college, he said he would not just stand there and would' ve encouraged

everyone to fight off the attacker. but on fox ne ws, he said he was not judging the victims and their actions. dr. carson: i want to plant the seeds in people' s mind so that if this happens again, they do not all get killed. antoinette: the candidate also bashing the president' s plan to visit with the oregon victims, saying if he were president, he would be too busy to go. carson is standing by his statement. in a newly relay statement, they say that dr. carson ' s comments may seem reckless but they have great merit. emily: thank you. hillary clinton is taking up new support in massachusetts. rosenberg is the latest to join her ranks. speculation continues to swirl around vice president joe biden' s campaign intentions. if he picks somebody like former governor deval patrick and elizabeth warren as a

erika: the state announces changes to the rail schedule. this morning' s announcement will focus on adding service to try to avoid delays that will take place at 10:30 at union station. 6:09. more fallout tied to a brawler the university of rhode island frat house. emily: the football player for massachusetts permanently sidelined. a uconn student charged after this attack on file. what we have learned about his committal record. a new timeline from volkswagen. when the company will start recalling its vehicles now under investigation. cindy: we have got a nice day on cap with warmer temperatures, bus of sunshine, but there are changes on the way. my timeline as rain moves in.

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service for the development of disabled family since 1956. emily: great energy. erika: record your own wake-up call. go to the wcvb website and upload to u local. isnt' that when you are supposed to be excited, when you are done? they could have kept going.m maybe. emily: are you loving this weather? cindy: my favorite time of ears. these crisp mornings, pleasant afternoon. if you like yesterday, warmer than it was yesterday. cooler tomorrow. the next chance of rain coming in on friday. the good news is get out of here for the holiday weekend. good timing. 44 in beverly. yesterday at this time we were in the 30' s. a lot of 30' s yesterday morning and our suburbs north and west of town.

low to mid 40' s this morning. still cool out there. 48 in worcester. 52 in boston. near 40 on the cape. -- near 50 on the cape. there are clouds overhead. they are out there this morning. they should combined with the sun coming up at 6:47. a pretty sunrise. these clouds are going to be sending out as we get into the afternoon. a mostly sunny day ahead. i am watching this frontal boundary off to the west. it is the leading edge of cooler air. ahead of that front we are warm. look on the other side of that front. 58 in chicago to 43 in minneapolis. that is the air mass that will be shifting into my. enjoy the warmth today. by lunchtime if you have to head into the office, brownbag it today, take a walk outside. in the mid-60' s with loads of sunshine and light wind. that wind is going to allow the seabreeze to develop this afternoon. temperatures in the mid-60' s at the coast.

nashua 71 -- warmest inland. so, nice afternoon on the way. falling back tonight in the mid 40' s spread clouds coming through overnight. to our south tomorrow, high pressure building in for thursday. a bright, sunny day with a cooler northerly wind blow. will watch that high give way. on friday morning, clouds will advance on in. by 8:00 a.m., showers a showing up to the north and west. it looks like somewhat whether to end the week. temperatures tomorrow 10 degrees cooler than today. showers coming in in the afternoon hours on friday. the morning is dry. plans on friday evening will be wet, but by saturday morning at 8:00 a.m., the showers will be offshore. clouds giving way to sunshine. a breezy and cool start to that holiday weekend. if you' re taking in some foliage up north, temperatures on saturday cool.

warming up by columbus day with s. and new england. in southern england, we have a little bit more color. behind. can still see it. so far, a quiet start. building with no accidents to report. southbound picking up that via. so headlights started developing or let' s get to the maps. no issues. 95 looks good. 24 some delays out of austin. -- fr out of boston. so far, the pike is issue free. 15-20. 495 to 128. 93 southbound, some delays. most of the via picks up near concord street and stays heavy to spot pond. trains and buses are doing fine.

[bleep] mac & cheese. emily: a uconn student quest for mac & cheese has landed him in big trouble. it shows him going for -- going dessert at the student union -- going ber serk. he shoved the manager after he cert -- refused service for carrying it an open beer. he repeatedly demanded bacon jalapeno mac & cheese. another employee takes him down. [bleep] >> you are down. stay down! emily: gattie spit at the manager. noe w he' s charged with criminal trespass. he was arrested not once but

rhode island football player is off the team for his role in the fight. the school says lyons was removed from the program. michael leblanc was already kicked off the rams. they were arrested sunday when campus police learned there had house. a member of the -- tribe gaming commission suspended because of a heroin. an officer had pulled him over for an expired registration when the canine signaled there were drugs hidden inside cash' s body. emily: topping economic headlines. mgm giving us a preview of what is casino in springfield look like. a sprawling gaming floor, hotel lobby. the video shows a different casino than the company' s original concept. mgm had asked to delay the

opening to september 2018. volkswagen could start 2016 with a recall. an executive saying the automaker were you -- will recall the cars in january and complete the fixed by the end of the year. in the u.s., the fix will need in approval from the environmental protection agency. volkswagen has admitted to using software to cheat u.s. emission standards. erika: asian stocks were higher this morning. u.s. stocks futures are up following a mixed day yesterday. the dow gained 13 points. a controversial product off store shelves. these are pens that look like syringes. school teacher posted on facebook. she says she is outraged that syringe pens are being sold in light of the current heroin epidemic.

emily: 6:19. flu season is upon us in your first line of defense could be in the kitchen. experts say yogurt' s live cultures can prevent cold. mushroom show promise in boosting immunity. water and other fluids can help clean the cold out of your system. peppers and spices can clear sinuses and do not forget honey. a boy from manchester, new hampshire, who was stuck in a tree is now talking about his rescue. his name is anthony. he climbed the tree to see firetrucks. when he tried to climb down, his limbs. >> they had to use a chainsaw to get this branch down. when they used the jaws of life, they had to -- i don' t know why they had a blanket over me. it felt like i was comfortable and safe.

he says he has learned a valuable lesson. erika: in more awe of firefighters. this is incredible. a nothing but net frisbee toss you have to see to believe. emily: it' s ahead in eye poppers. antoinette: more legal trouble could be on the way for draftkings. fantasy sports sites. an apology to a new mom forced to breast pump in a pet relief room. options. the cahse that -- that chase

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cindy: a quarter past 7:00, we had clear viewing for the international space station flyby. a f ormer chronicle photographer sent in this video. clear skies to check that out last evening. a few high clouds out there this morning. 52 degrees in boston. lots of 40' s in the suburbs.

temperatures dipping up to the 60' s this afternoon. we should be in the lower 70' s. it looks like a warm one today. lots of sunshine tomorrow, but notice cooler temperatures. some rain to talk about by friday. emily: thanks. ferry service between new bedford and nantucket could return for the first time in 50 years. a company was permission to run the route next spring and it would run to nantucket. local politicians say would make travel between the island and mainland more convenient and ease traffic. erika: time for wednesday i poppers. 6:25. olessa: bob: a 12-year-old girl is sucking yourself and everyone else with her amazing skills. -- is shocki ng herself and everyone else with her amazing skills. the dog. she shocked everybody.

erika: her reaction is even better. it is incredible. olessa: she was 75 feet away from the hoop which he threw that frisbee between her legs and in the basket. >> forget about catching it. >> couple days. pretty amazing. olessa: i do not know if this was cute or upsetting or what is happening. one of these cats seems to really like the other. not clear if the other caat t is into it. it has been viewed 8 million times. the other one looks like a stuffed toy. it is not even moving. had no choice. the song in the background. emily, i know this is your favorite. so disturbing. moving on -- erika: popular fantasy sports sites are getting unwanted attention and there is this new fallout. if you have not seen this, you

need to be at a local middle school football team taking attention of the field and putting it in the stance to show support for a mother fighting cancer. and a beautiful look over the city this morning as the sun begins to come up. really beautiful sunrise.

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erika: a high profile truck to about -- about to begin. a high profile truck. emily: a little boy dead, another sickened. the message of grieving family is trying to get out. new developments in the fantasy sports site. the move on the field that moved one local mom to tears. >> the touchdown went farther than points on the board. emily: the special delivery that showed so much more than sportsmanship. on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb. boston' this isn' t newscenter 5' s e yeopener. olessa: i live look at the expressway. -- a live look. something to think about. just a few more minutes. emily: good morning. erika: thanks for starting your

cindy and olessa are here. another nice sunrise. cindy: there are some high the sky. a hint on city kampeter should be a pretty sunrise. another bright day -- a hinton the city cam. s and the suburbs this morning. 37. it was 32 yesterday. s on the north shore. every at 44. worcester is 48. average low is 49. average high is 65 degrees. i think we are headed above average in terms of temperatures this afternoon. they see those claws beginning to thin out from the north and west. we will see a lot of sunshine as those clouds dissipates. by lunchtime, getting up into s. the upper 60' s at the coast.

afternoon. 71 in burlington. out to worcester county, close to 70 degrees this afternoon. a few lower 70 cell phone brockton to bridgewater. totten 72 this afternoon. mid 60' s at the cape. make sure the kids have a jacket at the bus stop this morning. a chilly start. the heaters are on in those vehicles. olessa: so far in decent shape. a live look at the expressway. that looks ok. s look to the maps. as you travel south, 24 heavy out of brockton. delays out of sharon. route 3, a ride on the expressway about 20. we are watching an accident eastbound by the pike. delays back to 25. there is another crash, eastbound on route two.

most of that volume picks up near wilmington. trains and buses still doing ok. emily: jury selection is about to get underway in the trial of a danvers teenager accused of raping and murdering his high school math teacher. philip chism is accused of killing colleen risser two years ago. erika: funeral services will be held today for the worcester toddler found dead in her crib. investigators working to determine how gigi brown dr ied. carolina are working to stop breaching. if they cannot block a hole could have less than a day supply of water. emily: a local company involved in the fantasy sports scandal. erika: new york' general investigating draft kings and fan tool.

>> it is tough to get away from the sites. they are advertising everywhere. all eyes are going to be on massachusetts because they are going to see what the state does as this controversy grows. an employee of draftkings won $350,000 on a rival site, fan duel. he won the money the same week that he accidentally posted which players were being picked the most. that could be considered inside information. fanduel says there is no evidence that it led to the win. but the attorney general is sites. >> this is a new industry. learning more about. reporter: a recent episode of "on the record." s attorney general wants information on his company' s rules for employees. they have be anned employees from

of course,' s remains under investigation. espn took the step of removing sponsored segments on their. -- on air. emily: thank you. new this morning, state might cash in on fantasy sports. statt e treasurer deborah goldberg wants a lottery to set up a website. she says there are safeguards in place to keep staffers from taking part in the betting and sees it as a new source of revenue. goldberg says the idea is news and would require legislation. erika: 6:35. one child is dead and another in critical condition after both got sick at a fair in maine. the message one grieving father is trying to get out. antoinette: it seems like it would be a fun family outing, a trip to the oxford county fair, but john says his 21-month-old

son picked up e. coli as they walked through the fairgrounds. less than a week later, colton got sick and died on monday. gay says he believes colton got the bacteria at a petting zoo. he talked to the father of another child who had the same illness. maine health officials confirmed the two children did contract e. coli at the fair last month. a spokesperson says the state veterinarian when they' ll investigate the health of all the animals there. john gay says he wants to raise awareness about those risks. erika: thank you. a veteran worcester police officer pled not guilty to assault charges. he' s accused of beating up a prisoner in a holding cell in december. he was arrested after an internal investigation and is now on unpaid leave. the man bringing the claims against him says the officer made racial comments before beating him up. emily: 6:36. a middle school football team with a powerful message for a teammate'

s mother. erika: the emotional so show -- show of support. not so concerned about winning the game. the dance craze getting their attention.

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olessa: welcome back to the eye-opener. a live look at the pike. eastbound movie from the top of the screen to her traffic does not look too bad but we are watching traffic by route 30. cindy:sun coming up now. it is in the 40' s to near 50 degrees now. you never tried for this time of the year is 65. we are heading above the average as we get into the afternoon. s away from the coast line. mostly sunny skies. tracking showers on friday. >> he cried, i cried. crying. erika: it was a play that meant so much more off the field. evan scored his first touchdown

8th grade blue devils on sunday. but it is what happened afterward. just got things started. evan got the ball scoring a touchdown with the ball the entire team had signed. after scoring, he runs up into the stands, looking for his mom and gives her the ball. his mom was fighting cancer. >> words cannot describe the feeling. >> that touchdown went farther than points on the board. it was beautiful. erika: the blue devils went on to win that game and if they make it to the playoffs, the team wants evan' s mom to be honoring team captain and lead them on the field. emily: in milford, the mighty mites had some good moves. we are not just talking about getting into the end zone. they are serious about the sport. both sides getting into the fun

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erika: following the start of the philip chism trial. and that is tracking new developments in the gun control debate. . gorgeous skies and was stirred -- in worcester. cindy: i can look at this all day. beautiful out there this morning. visiting us this morning. of sergeant. -- loads of sunshine. up around 70 degrees this afternoon. five degrees above average. enjoy today. it is the warmest day of the week. look what happens to mop it a 60' s. mid 60' off. a chilly start to the holiday weekend. chilly this morning. lower 40' s in beverly now.

yesterday morning in the 30' s. 48 in worcester. 42 in jeffrey. in boston, 52 degrees. south of town, lots of 40' s. 48 in falmouth and new bedford. those cloud kind of passing through this morning. they will be spinning out and we will enjoy mostly sunny skies. temperatures by this afternoon mid to upper 60' s at the coast. lower 70' s over the interior. a nice one on the way today. off to the west, you see how the temperature goes from 58 in chicago to 43 in minneapolis? that cold front will drop through tonight. behind it, high pressure overhead, bright sunshine, 10 degrees cooler than today. on friday, we watch another system approach us. clouds very rapidly in the morning hours. notice the rain is to our north on friday. we wait for that cold front to press in in the afternoon and that will bring in showers friday afternoon-friday evening.

they get ou t in time for the holiday weekend. the next three days. cooler tomorrow and showers moving in on friday. let' s move you out to the roads. you will deal of some solar glare. olessa: a live look outside. there is that solar glare. let' s get over to the maps and check out the rest of the ride. 24 slow auto brockton. route 3 from 225 to braintree. there is a disabled car on the expressway northbound. that portion of your ride 30 minutes from braintree to boston. this is by route 30 eastbound. the 25 minute grip -- trip. another accident route 2 eastbound has one lane blocked. southbound 93 pretty much slow to the connector. trains and buses operating on

erika: the trial of teenager accused in a teacher' s murder starts today. a jury will be chosen for the philip chism case. sera: jury selection begins today and the case that has got national attention. 16-year-old philip chism is charged with raping and murdering his math teacher two years ago it danvers high school. colleen ritzer was just 24 years old, but loved by many of her students. experts say the trial will focus on chism' s state of mind or the teenager' s lawyer is expected to use a mental health defense. jurors will not get to hear chism' s confession to police. the list of witnesses includes mental health experts, high school students, and colleen ritzer' s parents. we will be in the courtroom as jury selection gets underway. as the trial continues, you can follow along on wcvb.com and on

emily: gop presidential candidate ben carson taking some heat for comments he made about the oregon community college shooting. dr. carson: i would not just stand there and let him shoot me to read i would say, everybody attack him. he can' t get us all. take action. emily: carson says he was not judging the victims. he claims he just wanted to plant a seed in people' s minds on what to do if this should happen again. the gop candidate is also bashing president obama' s plan to visit with the oregon victims saying if he were president, he would need to busy to go. jim: thank you. those one day fantasy football sites that promise instant riches find themselves under the microscope. it starts with the massachusetts tie. new york' s attorney general launched an inquiry into draft kings after an employee one $350,000 on fanduel.

the question -- is it improper to use insider information to benefit on arrival site? both companies ban employees from using their own sites. but now they are extending the ban to other sites. she' s paying attention to these sites as they rise in popularity. emily: a driver isb being sited after a woman hit is state police cruiser in dorchester. the trooper was transporting a suspect at the time. that prisoner taken to austin medical center with minor injuries. the trooper and the other driver were not hurt. new this morning, casino developer steve wynn is suing for libel. the target of that suit not being identified but wynn issued a statement overnight saying no company that does business in massachusetts honestly should be subjected to " defamatory

wynn building a casino in everett. emily: people in winter park outing a local man feared lost at sea. keith griffin was on board the cargo ship when it disappeared in hurricane joaquin. a vigil was hled yesterday -- was held yesterday. two other s have ties to new england. erika: funeral services for the worcester toddler found dead in her crib. investigators working to determine how gigi brown died. her family said that dcs had been involved with the family and had expressed concerns about the safety of the apartment where she was living with her mother. emily: rochelle bond pled not guilty to accessory after the fact in the death of her daughter known as baby doe. her boyfriend michael mccarthy is charged with the toddler' s

hernandez trying to get murder charges against him dropped. they say there is not enough evidence linking the former patriot to a 2012 double murder in boston. the defense wants evidence seized from the suv hernandez was in that night thrown out. sentence for killing odin lloyd. emily: this disturbing site in south carolina. their. the water levels are so high, crews in colombia will scramble to repair a breach in a canal. if they can' t water could drop to the lowest levels and leave the city with less than a day supply of water. united airlines is apologizing to a newton mom told to pump breast milk in a pet relief room. united apologized and thanked liz providing -- for providing a

emily: dancing all but banned at a high school because of suggested moves. prom will be the only school dance offer this year. 2/3 of students at last year' s homecoming dance walked out when they were reminded that dancing to close is not allowed. erika: this is not the best escape plan. a man being chased by police for two hours in australia when he made this move and drove his car into the ocean. two officers eventually ran into the surf and pull him out. arroyo may tell you it is hard to find good help these days. he' s accused of selling his yacht.t the assistant told arroyo it s ank. he' s accused of selling it for $22,000. arroyo learned about it when the new owners contacted him after a dispute with the accused. >> very cold. >> it' s ok.

at least it was safe. happy anniversary. erika: this california couple try to go on a sailing trip for their anniversary. but the boat got stuck. the husband swam to shore and first responders went back for his wife. emily: a fordham university student hesser college i.d. back thanks to tom hanks. he tweeted, i found your student i.d. lauren learned of the tweet from her roommate and made arrangement to get her card back. talk about turning bad luck into good luck. erika: i hope she does get to meet him. >> a few months back, someone lost his -- he lost his credit card and someone returned it to him the same way. olessa: this is by route 30. if you' re heading eastbound, it will be slow going back to 495. check out travel times. there is that accident.

if you' re heading east, it will be 25 minutes. south of there, we are watching problems on the expressway. center lane is blocked. the ride is 30-35 from braintree to boston. watching this crash on route 2 eastbound which has the center lane but. heavy all the way down to the leverett connector. over an hour. trains and buses are operating on schedule. we are starting to see son were. cindy: how beautiful is this? the sun coming up over boston harbor. kristine sent this picture. gorgeous sunrise out there this morning. it is on the chilly side. lots of 40' s in the suburbs. 44 beverly. worcester 48 degrees. 52 in boston. high clouds moving through this morning. notice the bright sunshine as he can into the afternoon. temperatures by line time 0-

s. we will hold in the 60' s at the s from the merrimack valley to talking -- to a totten. this front is going to bring in some cool air. some passing clouds tonight but the front comes through dry. temperatures in the low 50' s by moore appeared tomorrow is a cooler date, lots of sunshine. only 65. as we headed to friday, tracking showers. not in the morning. a warm front approaches in the morning with showers across northern new england. we wait for the cold front to get him the afternoon hours with scattered showers. by saturday morning they are offshore. and then breezy and cooler to start the holiday weekend. high temperatures on saturday near 60 degrees. october chill on saturday. that that that by columbus day on monday. great with sunshine and temperatures near 70 degrees. something for everyone this holiday weekend.

nice color north. >> it never lasts long. get out there. emily: remember, you can watch the latest newscast on our mobile app. what a pretty morning.

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