announcer: now, on eyeopener -- randy: rain and wind hitting new england right now. the thunderstorm potential, and when it all moves out. emily: breaking overnight, a man slashed in boston' s north end, the moment landing a man in the hospital. randy: an uxbridge man, handcuffed at logan airport, the threat he' s accused of making onboard a flight just moments before take-off. announcer: you are watching wcvb , boston' s news later. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. cindy: the dark green is the rain moving ever the area and it' s packing wind and downpours

that is eased boston. you can see that rain across the camera. there are power problem starting to pop up in the national is starting to report 3000 outages. randy: good morning. >> the trees still have a lot of leaves on them so the wind is blowing them off. cindy: if they are grabbing the trees, they are falling on the ground. emily: that' s a lot of leaves on the roads. olessa: lots to follow this morning. let' s start you off with rain and heavy downpours over boston. to the south, there are lightning strikes. these are thunderstorms and of these hold together, they will move into southeastern

we have had a flash flood warning from seven 30 a.m. this morning. the rain comes down so hard. the other element with the rain is it will be moving through. if we get into a thunderstorm, there is the potential to drag that strong wind down and we could see gusts up to 50 miles per hour. there is a lot of warm air out the door, mid to upper 60' s now. we will pick in the lower 70' s as clouds break for sunshine. the rain is pushing offshore and we will dry things out into the afternoon. let' s look at where the strongest storms are.

mike: there are some pretty good downpours. you will see them shortly. this is bubbling up from the south. as we look to the north shore, we have not seen a lot going on but we are starting to see those areas to the south lifting to the north. we are still seeing a good storm cell around the city of boston. you can see some will be moving into the area of the cape in the next 20 minutes. lots of things are slowing things on the roadways. erika: it does olessa: it does not look pretty. the expressway has been busy all morning. where watching a crash on the

another accident south of their on the braintree split. a new crash coming in as you travel 24 northbound approaching 128 and 95 northbound. another accident for 95 north with an overturned car and some problems eastbound. randy: right now a man is under arrest. just a few words got him hauled off a flight at logan. emily: the eye' s frank holland is tracking developments live from east boston. frank: that man has been identified as 55-year-old dennis he' s expected to face a judge later today. police say campbell was on a united airlines flight from boston to chicago last night. just before take-off, he allegedly made a comment about having a bomb in his bag. state police were called and quickly removed him from the plane but they didn' t find a bomb. the flight took off without campbell about an hour later. campbell was held on $250 bail, his arraignment later today in

live in boston, frank holland, wcvb. randy: breaking overnight, boston police are investigating a fight at a bar that landed a man in the hospital with slash wounds. according to boston ems, it happened either inside or outside the bell in hand bar on hanover street in the city' s north end. one person was taken to mass general with slash wounds to the neck but he' s expected to be ok. another man suffered minor injuries. emily: new this morning, a dzokhar tsarnaev' s pre-trial confinement at devens. newly unsealed court documents show the fbi screened all his calls, he was barred any contact with media and cut off from communicating with other inmates. right now, tsarnaev is being held in solitary confinement at the nation' s toughest federal prison in colorado. his lawyer is trying to prevent prosecutors from getting prison records about his current arrangements, saying its needed to prepare his appeal. prosecutors say the defense is not entitled to the same protections now that tsarnaev

>> someone has convince you that attacking me is going to help you. randy: trading barbs and trying to gain ground, jeb bush and marco rubio go on the attack against each other. but the real target at this debate wasn' t on the stage. the eye' s erika tarantal is here with all the big moments. erika: that exchange a good example of the tenor of the republican race. bush, rubio' s one time mentor now his competitor, attacking the florida senator for missing votes. meantime, taking a lot of heat, the moderators. the candidates criticizing the questions as inciting attacks instead of encouraging real policy discussion. topics ranged from taxes to the debt ceiling and social security. frontrunners ben carson and donald trump dominated less than in the previous two debates. there was this testy exchange, john kasich ripping into trump for his proposal to deport millions of illegal immigrants. >> leaving their children here in this country and dividing families?

folks, we have to wake up. >> he said i am not going to attack but then his poll numbers tanked and he got nasty. erika: the gop candidates don' t have long until their next debate they face off again in less than two weeks. getting ready for a showdown at gillette - emily: the unbeaten patriots try to keep their streak alive as the dolphins arrive in foxborough. randy: the eye' s jim lokay is live on the field with what could be a pretty tough task. haven' they' re coming off a rough and punishing win over the jets while miami cruised to their last victory. practicing we' ve seen in foxborough this week. light. inside. no serious strain. t let that fool you, the pats are laser focused. >> it'

s a fun week. as the last game ends. we got the same amount of time ll possibly can. jim : the pats are one of 5 unbeaten teams in the nfl right now. the defending super bowl champs would like to still be holding that title this time tomorrow morning. the dolphins may have something to say about that. canopy. we have been trying to steer clear of the elements. it is very wet down here. the ground crew has a lot of work to do. emily: that was plenty, we got the idea. randy: boston' s city council putting an end to a year-long debate. emily: the decision, that could upset some taxpayers. a military blimp breaks loose in maryland, where it finally landed after free-floating for hours. randy: plus, an arkansas man saved every penny he saw for 45 years.

how much money he pocketed, when he finally cashed them in. erika: breaking overnight, a man is hurt after a violent night in boston' s north end. police say that man was slashed in the neck on hanover street, after a fight in a bar. he' s expected to be ok. cindy: the rain continues for a few more hours. we will time out when it all moves out, ahead. first take a closer look at the radar. there is more rain to the south and that' s where we have thunder and p does neighborhood health plan cost less? yes. p is now a good time to remember your company didn't choose it just because it costs less? yes. welcome to world-class doctors,

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>> good morning, eyeopener. randy: thank you. you already know those watertown ladies broke a national record. emily: but that' s not the only re getting a high 5 from mike lynch tonight at 6:00 p.m., so, don' t miss that. in the meantime, record your own wake up call. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. erika: miserable commute this morning. there' s a lot going on. it' s not just raining, it is s why there is area. a flash flood warning there until 7:30 a.m. this morning. it' s with us until 9:00 this s it. commute and we' re watching the drains clogged with leaves in

the peak wind gusts overnight, warwick, rhode island, 63 miles per hour. we are getting a gust of 40 around plymouth. through the next couple of hours especially we see a thunderstorm, the downpours pull down some wind. the potential is there for a few more wind gusts at 50 miles per hour through 10:00 this morning. it' s a southerly wind pulling up a lot of warm tropical air. these are the remnants of a hurricane so there is a tropical feel as you step out the door. it' s in the mid to upper 60' s. we were 70 in the last hour in boston. the rain has cool things off and we had a downpour moved through the city. it is toward gloucester and you can see how it' s going north. these rain patches are moving about 50 miles per hour.

we are starting to see lightning strikes toward martha' s vineyard. we are looking at the rainfall rates over when and per hour when you get into the heaviest downpours. flooding rains and more heavy rain and lightning. by 8:30 a.m., the bulk of the rain is shifting offshore. we will dry it out this afternoon with clouds breaking for some sunshine and the temperatures will respond into the low 70' s this afternoon. we got pockets of heavy downpours out there' s a let' s take a closer look at the radar. mike: typically, we watched showers and thunderstorms that come through at 30 miles per hour but these are faster. they move over areas so quickly and the tracking is difficult at times. on the north shore, not a lot of rain but we are getting downpours now. a lot of it is pushing offshore

the focus is the southeastern part of the cape. that' s where i see the strongest downpours this morning. that will push in and about 13 minutes. we' ve got all this lightning sitting offshore. that is aiming its way toward the cape. these are just so fast-moving, you have to be prepared. in minutes. cindy: tonight at gillette, the rain will be over and the gusty breeze will dry us out and about 60 degrees and back down to the 40' s later tonight. it will be a cooler day tomorrow with highs only in the mid to upper 50' s. sunshine will return in the wake of this frontal boundary and a shift to the northwest will ring

in cooler air with high-pressure setting up or what looks to be a nice stretch into halloween. sunshine tomorrow and saturday and for the trick-or-treaters, light winds and sunset is at 5:39 p.m. with temperatures dropping from the 50' s into the 40' s into the evening hours. we do turn the clocks back one hour on sunday morning. milder temperatures early next week. let' s check the roads. erika: we are starting things off with the express a which is been a problem. olessa: the northbound side is moving away by the gas tank. as you travel south, we are watching a crash on route three at the braintree split. 24 is slow approaching an accident by 128 northbound. clearing and overturn car on northbound 95. two accidents on braintree to boston.

we are still watching the jackknifed tractor-trailer on 495 south. an accident is clearing by spring street and 93 south from wilmington to the connector but the trains and buses are on schedule. randy: right now investigators are trying to figure out how a military blimp broke loose in maryland and landed in pennsylvania. the high tech blimp was developed and built by waltham based raytheon, part of a multi billion dollar military program. the unmanned balloon flew for hours yesterday, carrying highly sensitive equipment and knocking into trees and power lines. emily: right now, renewed calls for change after a new report documents the fatal errors in the bella bond case. an independent investigator finding that state social workers failed the little girl when they closed her case in 2013. police have charged her mother rachelle bond and her boyfriend michael mccarthy with bella' s murder and cover-up. governor charlie baker says many people dropped the ball and the report confirms there needs to be a major overhaul with the department. but the report finds the agency

death. randy: new this morning, boston city councilors are getting a 14% pay raise. the city council voted to give itself the raise, ending a bitter yearlong debate. the $12,000 pay raise was proposed by mayor walsh, who says it' s a compromise after councilors proposed pay hikes more than twice what the mayor suggested. the measure, which takes effect in january, will also increase the mayor' s pay. a purdue university football player went out of his way for a happy birthday for a little girl he has never seen. emily: the kind gesture that left her mother speechless. erika: then new at 6:30 - the fight over the fantasy sports industry, is about to take a new turn, the meeting today, that could lead to new rules. and a brockton mother, accused of attacking a teenager, the scuffle involving her daughter. emily: the rain and wind will keep up for a few more hours.

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randy: i got to take part in this great event last night with the mspca helping animals in need, with a few animals on i posted a picture on my facebook page with a pig in the audience. the farm animals were very well behaved. show. cindy: we' ve got the heaviest rain right now focusing on southeastern massachusetts. the downpours are exiting the north shore and look at the lightning strikes toward martha' s vineyard in the past 30 minutes. you can see the storm cells are lifting through southeastern massachusetts and they will wind down after 8:00 this morning. the impact is through 8:30 a.m. and we will dry out this afternoon.

lower 70' sunshine this afternoon and cooler but dry into the weekend. randy: olessa is back with eyepoppers. olessa: a good deed gone viral. a purdue football player made a little girl' s birthday wish come true with a very special gift. tario fuller just happened to overhear 2-year-old kinley making her birthday wishlist at a target. so he decided to buy the little girl her princess dolly. kinley' s mom is hoping he will inspire others to be kind as well. randy: she is very happy. that' s certainly true for this arkansas man. he' s been saving pennies for more than 45 years. he says he would always opt to break a dollar before spending a penny and yesterday, he cashed them all in for a whopping $5,136.14. good savings account. emily: last year' s terrible winter has people already bracing for the return of snow and cold ,important moves to make now, to prevent damage later. it' s ahead.

and a shark attack survivor is now getting help in boston, his first thought, when he realized he' d been bitten. announcer: this is an editorial -- >> there have been a number of news reports in the rapidly growing use of unmanned aircraft systems or drones in the united states. it' s at an all-time high with industry estimates of 500,000 drones flying in u.s. airspace for recreation and limited commercial use. walmart just joined amazon and google asking the federal aviation administration for permission to test drones for deliveries and other business purposes. in the eyes of many drowned hobbyists and entrepreneurs, the sky is the limit for aerial photography to drone racing and the delivery of emergency supplies to the delivery of that must have right now consumer product.

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randy: wild weather moving in just in time for the commute. team coverage on the heavy rain the flooding threats and the impact on your drive. emily: breaking overnight, a fight at a boston bar leaves a man slashed in the neck. what we know about his condition right now. >> i' m kind of still in shock i look down and go where' s my leg? randy: attacked by a shark, now a local man is coming home with an important mission. emily: and, how you can save time and money this winter with some simple moves right now. announcer: you are watching wcvb boston' s news later. live from wcvb 5 channel, this is the news center 5 eye-opener update. randy: radar is showing heavy rain in some spots. the remnants of hurricane patricia are bringing downpours in the chance of thunderstorms. emily: that, nation should make

there are some power outages, up to 5000 of them. cindy: good morning, we have had heavy downpours coming to boston over the past hour. at the moment, light rain with downpours around gloucester but the focus of the heaviest rain is in southeastern massachusetts and just offshore of moving toward the vineyard. we have a lot of lightning strikes. the bulk of its moving from martha' s vineyard toward nantucket but they should creep up to the outer cape. these cells are racing toward the northeast at about 50-60 miles per hour. if it starts down pouring in your area, it will come down hard but will not last long. wind gusts are 36 miles per hour in plymouth. we could see some wind gusts from the heaviest downpours up

to 50 miles per hour. mid 60' s out there right now and we will see the rain taper off this morning with clouds breaking for sunshine and we sneak into the lower 70' s this afternoon. the heaviest rain will last through 8:30 a.m. and we will dry out this afternoon. for your right on this evening, it should be dry with some sunshine. it' s a big difference this morning with wet roads and a lot of wind. erika: we are watching --olessa: we are watching so many problems out there. let' s get to the maps. we are starting things off 24 northbound at 28 with a crash blocking lanes. 95 northbound at mechanic street has an overturned vehicle. the expressway has been heavy braintree to boston. route three is backed up with an accident cleared at the braintree split. there is a crash in the expressway south by columbia road. the pike is slammed him a one hour 15 minutes from 495 and

heavy delays a south approaching an accident. the right from 128 is 35 minutes and delay' s start back at 110. trains and buses are on schedule. emily: boston police are investigating a fight at a popular bar that landed a man in the hospital with slash wounds. it either happened inside or outside the bar on hanover street and the victim is expected to be ok. getting ready to face a judge in charge with making a bomb threat on a plane at logan airport. the 55-year-old made a comment about having a bomb in his bag while he was on the united nothing was found in the bag. emily: the former new hampshire prep school student accused of today. his trial exposed a campus sex competition the between students.

the battle over a fantasy sports websites is about to hit a new level. randy: antoinette antonio is in boston with a hearing that could bring big changes. >> this is the massachusetts gaming commission' s regularly scheduled meeting and they are expected to take up the controversial issue of those fantasy sports websites. that includes draft kings. which is based in boston. the gaming commission will look at a few key issues like whether fantasy sports are legal and should the industry be regulated and who should regulate it and what issues regulations should address. governor baker says his concern is about protecting the players. >> if people are going to represent a game of skill, needs to be a game of skill and that means in nice to be transparent and consumers need to be protected and the rules need to be understood. >> the attorney general is also reviewing the fantasy sports

said that no state or federal laws ban online fantasy sports since it is presented as a game of skill. no official ruling or decision is expected to come out of today' s meeting which starts at 10:30 a.m. at the convention center. randy: police on the south shore string of bb gun shootings. read businesses on route 153 in gun round yesterday morning. restaurant and outdoor gear store were damaged. hanover was also shot at. no one was hurt. emily: a brockton mother and of attacking a 15-year-old. they say the mother and boyfriend were outside when the two teens begin to fight.

in and then the boyfriend tried to stop them and that' s when the daughter pulled a taser on the other student. several local colleges are seeing a drop in enrollment. worcester state university saw its first decline in fall enrollment since 2007. other colleges are also down. the numbers show fall enrollment of fallen by about 6000 students over the last three years. a shark attack survivor is heading to boston for help. randy: the delicate procedure he needs to get back to the thing he loves so much. emily: last winter was a nightmare for homeowners and now the steps to protect your home. randy: this is live radar at 6:36 a.m. it is showing the rain moving through the area.

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cindy: olessa: a bumper to bumper ride on the south side. there are accidents across the area. not the best morning commute.

cindy: we have seen these downpours come through quickly with a huge amount of rain with a lot of ponding on the road. the heaviest cluster of downpours has embedded thunder moving across southeastern massachusetts. this will exit between 8:00-nine :00 this morning and dry this afternoon with sunshine and into the low 70' s, cooler and breezy tomorrow but sunshine into halloween. emily: thank you. after the less painful historic winter, getting ready this year is a big priority and we are putting the focus on your home. we had a local handyman show us the spots to check. >> first of all, the leaves are on the ground, get them out of the gutters. emily: and while you' re up there, check for any loose shingles or damage to the roof. larry luddecke says you also want to make sure your attic is properly vented. >> if the attic is cool, you' ll have less ice dams because the heat of the house isn' t melting

emily: many people learned about those ice dams the hard way last winter, with so much snow, so often. consider buying a roof rake now; before they sell out and use it often once the snow starts. >> as soon as you can. the way the snow came last year, every other day, it would be great if you could use it in between snows. 26:09 emily: next, check all your windows, make sure the storm windows are down and the upper screen is locked. emily: it' s not about security, it' s about making the window nice and tight. keep out the cold? >> keep out the cold, bingo. randy: emily: if you use your fireplace often, consider getting it professionally cleaned before that first fire. and also have a pro come check your heating system.

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randy: good morning. it' s news to go time. this is live radar showing you the heavy rain moving through the area now. it is a morning for travel not to be had. emily: we also have the eye-opener team following the other big stories. we also have the follow-up from the heated gop debate last night. cindy: we had downpours overnight and the wind is whipping everything around. there are some issues with tree limbs down. and power outages. these are the rainfall totals -- around fall river, we had rain come down so hard so fast that

we have had repeated elements of heavy downpours fill up areas that cannot handle the water. poor drainage areas are experiencing flooding. the wins coming out. not too much act 70 so the focus -- not to much activities to the focus of the rain is in southeastern massachusetts. it will shift offshore by 8:30 a.m. into the afternoon, the clouds will break for some sunshine. the storm will exit southeastern massachusetts so watch out for leaf clogged drains and the wins will diminish this afternoon. we are seeing some gusts in southeastern massachusetts where we have the downpours. the wind is about 36 miles per hour and there could be some

the wind advisory continues through 10:00 a.m. these are the remnants of what was hurricane patricia. the temperatures are in the low to mid 60' s this morning. we are still dealing with elements of heavy rain in some areas. mike: there have been some tremendous downpours out there but they last only a short time. it moves through an we don' t see a lot of flooding issues. we have had some wind damage. on radar, a lot of it has pushed off the north shore. in the city, we had downpours a few minutes ago but one little hand of showers is out there on 128 that will track toward the city. the heaviest stuff is in the

ve got some heavy downpours but the heaviest core will track in about five minutes. offshore has some lightning. it is losing some intensity and it looks like it will clip the outer cape in 20 minutes or so. there is a coastal flood advisory through this afternoon mostly because of astronomical high tides and wave action. it' s not a big issue but we will monitor that. how are the roadways? olessa: it' s pretty much a parking lot on route one. this is in saugus and is not ride. crash by 128. 95 north that mechanic street has an overturned car and the expressway is 40 braintree and cleared. eastbound on the pike is over one hour from 495. heavy d lays 93 south approaching a crash i the leverett connector.

it' s almost 35 at north of their delays are 110 to 128. trains and buses are on schedule. emily: a man is recovering after being slashed at a boston bar. the attack happened either inside or outside the bell in hand bar on hanover street and one person was taken to mass general but he is expected be ok. another man suffered minor injuries. randy: we are following up on a bomb threat at logan airport. the suspect is behind bars. emily: we go live to east boston where that men will face a judge. >> 55-year-old dennis campbell is accused of making a false bomb threat. yesterday, he was on a flight from boston to chicago and is accused of standing in front of other passengers and saying he had a bomb in his bag. police did not find a bomb but they arrested him and the flight took off one hour later. he was held on 250 thousand

emily: another test a republican debate last night but the attack was not just among the candidates, the moderators became targets. >> this is not a cage match. how about talking about the substantive issues? >> they were criticized for inciting more fights than encouraging policy discussions. the overall theme was the economy and taxes and social security. donald trump and then carson stole less spotlight and marco rubio and ted cruz are being praised by pundits this morning for standing out. the neck republican debate is two weeks away. jim: tonight is thursday night football at gillette stadium. the dolphins are in town to take on the undefeated patriots. during the matchup tonight, you

of the dolphins is 2-0. he is looking to be the only interim coach since 2001 to go 3-0. the patriots won their last five night games including the season opener against the steelers. game time tonight is just after 8:00 p.m. emily: the battle continues this morning over fantasy sports. the massachusetts gaming issue later today. this is a regularly scheduled meeting for the gaming commission. key issues like whether fantasy sports websites are legal and if so, should the industry be regulated and who should regulate it and what issues regulations should address. no official ruling or decision is expected to come out of today' s meeting which starts at

center. we are live in boston. investigators are trying to figure out how a military and landed in pennsylvania. the high-tech limp was developed great the on, part of a program. it flew for hours yesterday carrying highly sensitive equipment and knocking into trees and power lines. randy: a pedestrian is seriously hurt after being struck by a car and west bridge. our partners say the person was crossing north main street at around 8:30 p.m. last night. the driver stayed at the scene and we have not heard about any charges. emily: sentencing is today for the former new hampshire prep school student whose rape trial made national headlines. he was cleared of the moser' s charge of the was convicted of using a computer to lure a 15-year-old girl to a sexual encounter. he is hoping for probation but

his trial exposed a campus sex competition culture between male concord. randy: a budget deal that would s business -- government in business needs final approval before tuesday to avoid the government defaulting. the deal gives the government march of 2017. emily: the south erewhon a sheriff deputy under fire for lawful and justified. the comments came hours after he department. the justice department and the charges. >> i am still in shock. leg? attacked by a shark in hawaii arrives in boston for treatment. colin cook lost a leg to a tiger shark. the rhode island native has done

rehab already but is back in new england for surgery at mass general. he is helping doctors can fit him with a prostatic and get him back on a surfboard. the royals come out on top again against the mets in the world series. it was scoreless until the fourth inning when the mets get on board but the royals answered with four in the fifth. they came up with three more in the eighth and 7-4 was the final and game three is tomorrow night. a home opener for the celtics last night. they are moving the ball well final. route one is barely moving right now. 24 northbound has an accident

there is still an overturned car northbound on my cac street in the expressway is 40 from braintree into boston with two accidents cleared by the o' neill tunnel. heavy delays and 93 south approaching a crash by the leverett connector. beyond that, heavy by him out of methuen. so far, most of the trains are on schedule but we are watching red line delays which are minor. it' s not good timing but the weather is causing a problem. cindy: in addition to the weather, we are tracking strong winds, overnight up to 60 miles per hour. we see the strongest winds this morning where we see the heaviest rain and that is focused across southeastern massachusetts. we have had one little storm cell west of boston from needham.

toward a downpour in the next few minutes. the focus is across southeastern massachusetts and within this area of red, we are talking about rainfall up over one inch per hour. torrential rain could lead to areas of poor drainage flooding and this line of showers and embedded downpours will exit the cake between 8:00-9:00 this morning. the clouds break this afternoon for some sunshine. the worst weather is over the next couple of hours and then will wind down. it' s a tropical feel and it' s muggy. this afternoon. cooler air. 60 tonight for the kickoff and will fall. where in the upper 50' s with a return of sunshine tomorrow. heading into hallowing, trick-or-treaters should have no issues and temperatures fall

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