>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> 15 years later, remembering september 11. the tributes big and small honoring the lives lost and the heroes of that horrible injured after a porch collapse in a new england town. where the incident happened and what police are saying about the cause. >> a deadly crash during a boat race on a local pond. what we know about the victims and the investigation into the chain reaction that led to the tragedy. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> and a good morning to you. it is 6:00 on this sunday, september 11. thank you so much for joining us.

hard to believe it's been 15 years. >> it really is. >> lots of september 11 ceremonies happening this morning. let's check in with a.j. to see if there's any showers in the forecast. >> actually, we should stay dry for most of this morning. heading on toward later this morning, though, that becomes a question mark. we'll time out those showers that i have in the forecast momentarily. 75 right now in fitchburg. boston at 74. dew points are also quite high as well, so it feels very, very humi through the vineyard where it's 72 presently. we look at these colors here, which are indicative of uncomfortable to oppressive air across the board for us today, so it's an uncomfortable start to this sunday morning. however, watch what happens with that dew point heading through midday. it comes down big time as we head into the afternoon, evening, and overnight. turns very, very comfortable. but the transition may be a little bumpy between now and

and actually some of the storms have been quite strong moving up through burlington, vermont, northeastern sections of new york state with a lot of lightning as well. these storms heading off to our north, but this line back here may have its sights set on southern new england specifically for potentially stronger storms. we'll time them out in my forecast in a few minutes. >> a.j., thank you. it's a day of remembrance and reflection. today marking 15 years since september 11 as we take a live look from the morning where one ceremony will happen. it's one of several events happening today in tribute to the victims as well as the survivors of the terror attacks. >> the eyeopener's nicole estaphan live in the public garden where people will be gathering for a service. good morning, nicole. >> antoinette, doug, as you can see behind me now, dozens of volunteers laying flags. there will be a wreath-laying ceremony here at 7:30 this morning. 15 years may seem like a long

who lost loved ones, every day is laced with healing and some people are finding that through giving back to the community. >> took it one day at a time and every day we got stronger. >> 15 years have passed. there are few the september 11 attacks have not touched. >> today i'm in a good place. yesterday i was a mess, and tomorrow i'll be a mess. >> cindy mcginty's husband was at the trade center on business, one of thousands who n mike was alive or dead. because he was in the building, he wasn't in the airplane, so i thought the more people that saw his face out there, they might find him. >> that motivated cindy to open the door to a young reporter. >> instead of slamming the door in my face, cindy mcginty opened the door to me. >> one of many friendships born from michael's passing. >> when i got news about the names, cindy was who i called.

both she and cindy have turned grief into motivation to create lasting memories. >> blake was a family guy. on friday night when he came home from work, he was all about the boys and all about me. >> so in michael's way, cindy created a family fun day in foxborough. >> it's all about paying it forward. it's about having people remember the good that happened. the terrorists thought they were going to drag us apart, but they brought us together. >> and people will be coming together here this morning. again, more than 200 people with local connections lost lives on 9/11. all of them will be honored this morning. we're live in boston, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. >> as you mentioned, here are some of the other ceremonies happening. the names of more than 200 people with local ties who died in the attacks will be read at the state house followed by the annual memorial service and the

remembrance blood drive over at fenway park. >> right now dozens of college students are recovering after two decks collapsed. police in hartford, connecticut, say between 30 and 40 trinity college students got hurt when a deck broke free and hit the ground. police tweeting out these photos of the aftermath last night. the accident happened at what police are calling a large off-campus party. fortunately, no one was ou boat crash in taunton. the boaters taking part in a race on watson pond this weekend. rescuers saying the three drivers were thrown from their boats after colliding. that accident happening after one of the boats spun out at 65 miles an hour. a new hampshire man died at the scene. a man from maine was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, a third man suffering minor injuries. >> i had been in a few accidents

last thing, you know, we expect is an accident. we're here to have fun and enjoy the sport and we just don't like to see this happen. >> the taunton fire department's dive team was on that scene for the race and pulled all three drivers out of the water. the crash still under investigation. state police have made an arrest in a deadly crash along i-95 in boxford. police saying the 22-year-old nathaniel armstrong of amiesbury was headed north when he crashed the victim was pronounced dead. he's facing charges of oui and motor vehicle homicide. >> a new hampshire man is behind bars in connection to a murder in danville. 37-year-old richard moore of danville is charged with second-degree murder. the attorney general says moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old jo-anne boucher. she was found dead inside her home last week. neighbors say moore, a

been living with boucher for months. the news of his arrest is a relief to neighbors in this area. >> my kids can go outside and not have to worry. that means they can walk by that house. i never let them walk by there. >> moore is expected in court tomorrow. >> a home invasion is under investigation in worcester. six men and two women drove up to a home in clark street and forced their way in. one man was armed with a tire iron. two teens fought off their ater police say the incident does not appear to be random. the victims knew the suspects. and at least one 18-year-old girl is being charged in connection with that attack. >> there is now a reward for information about a fire that destroyed a home in holliston. that fire broke out on mayflower landing yesterday morning. it was a new home that was still under construction. holliston fire tweeted out these pictures from that scene. arson watch now offering up to

information. >> right now, walpole police are working to find out whoever spray painted a message on a high school there. you can see that message. police say it's clear vandalism is in response to a decision by the school principal to cancel all dances this year. the walpole high school principal says it's because several students repeatedly showed up drunk to dances last year. the graffiti also targeting police. anybody with information is asked to contact walpole police. 6:08 here on a sunday morning. signs of hope down in miami. >> why a travel to the zika virus could soon be over. the update from the cdc as widespread spraying continues. also this morning -- an historic new england bridge goes up in flames. what investigators are now saying about the cause of the fire. >> the mlb postseason is around the corner. the red sox hoping to extend their a.l. east lead. we'll tell you whether they got it done against the blue jays, speaking of a.j.'s. >> okay. scattered showers moving through

and how long that humidity is

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>> welcome back. fire ripping through a historic covered bridge in vermont. investigators say it is suspicious. the flames take over the entire bridge. that connects the towns of salisbury and cornwall. the bridge dates back to the 1800's. that bridge was still in use. as you can see, the road's going to be closed until further notice. >> the man who shot president reagan is now at his mother's home in virginia. john hinckley jr. was released washington, d.c. yesterday. he will have to live with his mother for a year. work or volunteer three days a week and continue therapy. >> well, intense airstrikes in syria ahead of a nation wide cease-fire set to start tomorrow. activists say dozens have been killed in the city of aleppo. also today, syrian state-reporting the government has accepted the cease-fire agreement reached between the u.s. and russian negotiators. secretary of state john kerry calling the agreement, quote, a turning point.

power plant with help from russia. it's the first project since last year's landmark nuclear deal. the project will be monitored by the international atomic energy agency. the u.s. along with russia, britain, france, germany and china reaching a deal with iran last year in which tehran agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions. >> the woman captured in an iconic photograph that marked the end of world war ii has passed a way. her son says she died at a hospital in richmond, virginia. friedman went to times square in 1945 amid reports the war had ended. that's when george mendonsa kissed her to celebrate japan's surrender. friedman wasn't identified as the woman in this photo until the year 1980. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast. >> all right.

the ground. >> getting repetitious, saying we need the rain. we still need the rain. and it still isn't coming. we'll get some downpours today in some areas, but, again, you know, it's going to make more than this at this point to really kind of get rid of it. we need a good soaking. some of you will get a localized soaker or two coming through this afternoon. let's check radar right now. most of the activity, all of the activity, in fact, is off to our west. we have a showers in the past six hours moving into kingston within the next hour. i'd say this activity would be into the berkshires by about 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. let's call it about 8:00. so plan on getting wet into the connecticut valley by 9:00 and heading into worcester 9:30, 10:00 or so and then 10:30 to midday toward the boston area down through the south shore, cape and islands. probably just after lunchtime today. lots of lightning lighting up

vermont, and working down through the green mountains now where this line of storms is coming through. but it's this line back here which kind of joins forces and heads up over southern sections of new england, specifically, rhode island, and down through carver, plymouth, over toward rehobeth. there's a wider look. this by the way, the transition between our muggy air and some much drier air towards the great lakes slowing heading this way. it's very uncomfortable this morning outside. that will change by suppertime tonight. 70 to 75 degrees on average for temperatures right now. here's the cold front about to come through. it will come through in some cases with a bit of a bang, with some thunderstorms out there for some of you. again, we'll kind of fine-tune that momentarily. but behind it, the theme will be less humidity as high pressure starts moving in and heading into new england for the next

so get a couple of cool mornings starting tomorrow morning and tuesday morning as well. next cold front won't arrive until wednesday with another round of some thundershowers and then after that, you can bust out your pumpkin spice latte, because it's going to be turning much, much more fall-like outside. here's a look, an idea, at some of these thunderstorms. we're looking at 10:00 this morning. i think, a, this might be a little early. yeah, you know maybe a half hour early or so. but plan on bumpy into the worcester area and down through connecticut and eventually into rhode island as we head in through the midday hours. some of these storms over southernmost new england may get a little noisy out there. lightning, downpours, and maybe some gusty winds as well. by 3:00, 4:00, we're clearing out, and here comes the dry weather in time for sunset tonight. all right. so that's the way things are looking there. we'll skip over that.

chances today, best from worcester. gusty winds your main impact with these storms. also, of course, some heavy rain and lightning may accompany some of the storms as well. high temperatures today, right around the 80? mark or so. tonight, much drier, more comfortable. 50's, 40's in the protected valleys. we're only in the 70's for tomorrow. by the way, i want to tell you about a tropical wave out there. this one calle invest 94l. if it gets a name, it would be ian. seven-day forecast like this. midday thunderstorms today. much drier by tonight. tons of sunshine for the first couple of days of the work week. more showers and storms on wednesday followed by that fall-like feel for thursday and friday. >> did you already mention pumpkin spiced lattes? >> he did mention supper. >> both of those. 6:17. checking some of the other stories happening right now -- >> spraying for the zika virus

travel advisory could soon be over. the cdc could call off the warning for pregnant women if there are no new local cases found by september 19. there is a new round of spraying underway this weekend in miami beach. >> the security company that employed a gunman who shot dozens at a florida nightclub faces a $150,000 fine. state officials say g4s secure solutions falsely listed psychological testing information on forms that allowed employees t investigators found the company listed the wrong psychologist's name on over 1500 forms over the past 10 years. one form belonged to omar mateen, the gunman in the june 12th pulse nightclub massacre. >> a florida teenager accused of pretending to be a doctor and stealing money from an elderly patient is at it again. police are charging malachi love-robinson with identity theft and other fraud offenses after he tried to buy a luxury

love-robinson didn't know she had been listed as a cosigner on the loan application for that car. love-robinson first made headlines after he was arrested in february. florida prosecutors say he was practicing medicine without a license. >> now here's josh brogadir with sportscenter 35 powered by xfinity. >> eduardo rodriguez might be the best pitcher in baseball. he's 2-7. a good but not great outing in toronto. they did apiece. melvin upton jr. forgot how to play left field on friday night. on saturday, he remembered how to hit the ball beyond left field. his two-run homer in the second put the jays up 2-0. an aaron hill error. joey bats. the sox come back. what can you tell about dustin pedroia. his best season since 2011. solo shot to left.

deeper, they get a run. hanley scores on the sac fly. jbj, heat from 21-year-old roberto osuna. now just one game ahead of the jays in the east. >> josh, thank you. if you have a weak stomach, you may want to look away. are you ready for winter? day and overnight trips. staffers give visitors a closer look at its heavy snow, freezing fog and strong winds during the winter. i can do that at my own home. overnight programs include topics such as mountain photography, climate change, and winter mountaineerering in the observatory's classroom in the clouds.

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>> boy, it looks awfully cloudy out there. it's 6:24 this morning on a sunday morning. good morning, everyone. lots of clouds and temperatures are in the low to mid 70's right now. it feels very, very sticky outside. we've got showers and thunderstorms off to our north and more developing off to the west. the ones to our west are the ones we're concerned about as they come in for later on this afternoon. the to come down big time once those storms have a chance to come through, but as they do, they may deposit some strong winds, lightning and localized downpours, especially from worcester on eastward and then down through the south shore and the south coast as well. we'll time it all out for you in much more detail coming up in a few minutes. antoinette? >> a.j., thanks. hoop dreams fulfilled for a teen in cambridge when a celtics star shows up to play some basketball after school.

reporting that this selfie you just saw with isaiah thomas isn't the only souvenir from that game. it's a memory that will last a lifetime. >> on every basketball court across the land, every kid dreams. but what happened on this cambridge court tuesday exceeded even his wildest dreams. >> i was dribbling the ball with my mouth open. >> the high school freshman day of school was caught off-guard when celtics star isaiah thomas walked up and ask if he could play. >> i knew he was. i was staring at him five seconds. >> they shot for about 10 minutes and talked about the celtics' upcoming season. >> he missed like three shots, and then i was like, you've got to get ready for the season,

rain kept them away. thomas and his wife were at a school nearby for their son when the celtics star walked over. >> i mean, he really carried about robbie, remembered how he was when he was young and just went on that -- that feeling. >> robbie says the chance meeting made his year, made his friends jealous, and this selfie made the rounds on social media. he hopes isaiah knows how it now makes him feel. >> you know, it just motivates me. just seeing isaiah makes me want to play more. >> robbie's friends didn't initially believe him when he told them he was playing basketball with isaiah thomas. it wasn't until they saw the selfie on snapchat that they started kicking themselves and regretting the decision not to show up that day. reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. >> got to show up. >> simple power of a simple act is amazing. >> that was awesome of isaiah to do. the race for the white house

campaign trail as one bay state town becomes a focal point in the race. >> and we won't be seeing tom brady on a football field anytime soon, but he's getting workouts in.

>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> it is humid out there this morning. tracking showers moving through the area today. i'll let you know who might see rain and when cooler temperatures finally the tributes happening 15 years later as we honor the lives lost. >> a war of words on the campaign trail and the massachusetts town that's now a focal point in the race. >> tom brady keeping in shape during his suspension. the message to fans from his wife as the patriots' season opener gets underway tonight. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> good morning, everyone. 6:30 on this september 11.

we have a.j. with us this morning. and we're talking about humidity but also you're getting ready to brew your pumpkin spice latte. >> yes, all in the span of just a few days. >> all right. here we go. >> we'll be bringing out the pumpkin spice everything by the end of this week. before then, it's more of the yuck. >> how does that go again, a.j.? >> yuck. it's just humid. oh, my, it is close outside this morning, folks. good morning. going aloud outside this morning. we have showers and thunderstorms moving into the heat and humidity, and some of these have been feisty into sections of vermont this morning. it's this second line here where we start to kind of see things merging down this way. this is what i'm eyeballing toward midday and into the afternoon. right now 70 to 75 degrees. again, that's just half the story. it's mild and it's plenty muggy

72 plymouth. hyannis at 73. all right. there's the humidity. when you get into these red colors here, follow the key along with me. uncomfortable to oppressive feeling outside. but that will be changing. once we get these showers and thunderstorms to come through, maybe a little bumpy getting there, especially around worcester into boston and down to the south throughout the course of the midday and early afternoon hours, but once those move through, we're back to sunshine for suppertime tonight well. we'll talk more about your forecast coming up in a few. doug and antoinette? >> thank you. it's 6:32. now for the stories we're following this morning. >> right now, dozenses of college students are recovering after two decks collapsed in connecticut. hartford police say 20 to 30 trinity college students were on a third floor deck of an off-campus apartment when they crashed onto the second floor porch and then to the ground. nobody was seriously hurt. >> a deadly boat crash is under

it happened yesterday during a race on watson pond. one boat spun out and crashed into two others. three drivers landed in the water. a new hampshire man was killed, two others injured. a day of remembrance and reflection, today marking 15 years since september 11. several events happening today in tribute to the victims and survivors of the terror atexas. >> nicole estaphan live in the public gardening where people will b nicole? >> a wreath-laying ceremony for 7:30 this morning, a time to remember those who lost their lives. if you look behind me, dozens of volunteers laying nearly 3,000 flags. more than 200 people had local connections. five years ago, september 11 was

us helps them find healing. >> on september 11, we really think -- i know i do this and many of our volunteers do, too, and many americans think about how we came together. we put aside our differences. we came together, served together, stuck up for one another. >> again, the wreath laying ceremony is scheduled here this morning for 7:30. one of many events to be held throughout the city. we're live in boston. newscenter 5. >> we are following breaking news overnight. just look at this video just into our newsroom of a car fire on sandwich road. one woman was taken to an area hospital. her condition is unknown right now. the cause of the fire is under investigation. commitment 2016 this morning. hillary clinton and rival donald trump are taking a break from the campaign trail today. they're both planning to attend services marking the anniversary of the nine attacks.

zero. trump is a native new yorker. clinton was a senator from new york at the time of the attacks. >> while the campaign is on hold, the verbal battle continues. hillary clinton making an admission of regret about comments she made about donald trump's supporters and trump taking advantage of the missteps launching his own new attack. as they hit the home stretch, the candidates' tough talk is turning more extreme. >> she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody watching right smack in the middle of the heart, and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay? >> donald trump in pensacola friday night. then hillary clinton at a fundraiser in new york dishing out this. >> to just be grossly generalistic, you can put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racists, sexists, homophobic, xenophobic,

you name it. >> the republican nominee tweeting saturday morning, wow, hillary clinton was so insulting to my supporters. millions of amazing hard-working people. i think it will cost her at the polls. the clinton campaign tried to clarify saying she was talking about only some of trump's supporters who have advocated hateful views. >> but that other basket of people are people who feel the government has let them down. the economy has let them down. they don't buy everything he pence responded. >> they are not a basket of anything. they are americans, and they deserve your respect. >> later saturday, clinton stopped short of any apology but said in a statement, quote, i regret saying half. that was wrong. but won't stop calling out bigotry and racist rhetoric. also new overnight, the latest abc news/washington post poll showing that clinton is ahead with likely voters.

donald trump. libertarian gary johnson comes in with 9%. johnson's campaign appearance seems to be hurting clinton more than trump. clinton's five-point advantage over trump is within the poll's margin of error. >> clinton opened a new office in massachusetts. donald trump's campaign also opened a massachusetts campaign office. as newscenter 5's david bienick reports, even in a traditionally democratic state like this, trump supporters are not >> the party spilled out of the office into the parking lot as hundreds of donald trump supporters celebrated the opening of his massachusetts campaign headquarters. >> that we have to take people to the polls to get them there. >> trump's massachusetts campaign chair told the crowd the candidate is still focused on a 50-state strategy even though the latest poll showed trump trailing hillary clinton

ronald reagan in 1984. >> anythings possible when you have the go-to attitude that the man represents. >> volunteers signed up to make phone calls from home, but so far the campaign has just one paid staffer for the entire state. >> the battleground states get more investment than non-battleground states. >> even some strongest supporters say picking up the bay state's 11 electoral votes won't be easy. >> massachusetts is probably a lost cause. i wish it weren't, but it probably is. >> you've got to make some presence, right? you've got to give it a shot. >> within weeks, the trump campaign plans to send some of these massachusetts supporters north of the border to new hampshire, where the race is seen as tighter. >> volunteer actively for donald

candidate himself plans to visit massachusetts, the campaign is not sure. do you think he'll be back once? >> absolutely. >> in the meantime, it will be up to these trump supporters to spread the word. in hudson, david bienick, newscenter 5. >> we go on the record and after otr it's a new season of of fact." ed harding chats with the new host soledad o'brien. >> talk about the presidential race and we'll get into the aspects of what about the media coverage of the presidential race? >> i think some of the media coverage isn't great. i think some of it's terrible. i was saying this the other day. i think that often media is given an opportunity for people to have hate speech or white supremacist frankly on air talking about their vision of an america that's not a diverse america going completely

it's not unusual. i really feel like the tenor of this election is ugly, and i think journalists need to be a better job in standing up and talking about that. >> be sure to tune in for "matter of fact" at 11:30 this morning right after otr at 11:00. a big jet delay. >> why british airways is postponing the launch of its double-decker aircraft in boston. >> the red sox a.l. east lead slipping. where they stand >> i'm timing scattered showers moving across the area this morning and when we'll fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan.

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>> 6:43. welcome back. your economy, a delay for the world's largest passenger plane into logan. british airways is holding back on its four flights a week plan between london and boston. the a-380's were supposed to take flight in february but they're replacing the jumbo jets with smaller planes. a construction issue with a passenger club lounge is partly to blame. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast. >> all righty.

this morning on this september 11. so is it going to be a washout? >> no. just very, very humid, but most of the showers are leaving us alone this morning, which is good news. western mass becomes an issue probably about 8:00 or so. but into worcester, boston, probably not going to be until later on this morning toward midday as well. we have some time out there for the ceremonies out there. as a matter of fact, let's talk about the humidity first off, because i think that's what you're feeling the most this morning. there right now. but as we get some showers and thunderstorms to work through here around midday, the humidity will drop very quickly. you'll notice it by around suppertime tonight. we had some showers last night. you're waking up finding drops on the old windshield, on any of the garden stuff you left out yesterday. look, we've actually had one little thunderstorm pop up here, i mean, just within the past 15 minutes or so, working toward springfield.

in random fashion. it's a line to the west that will start moving in the next couple of hours from now and eventually into the worcester area by 9:30, 10:00 and then into boston heading on toward late morning toward midday. there's the wider picture. we've had lots of thunderstorms basically up and down the nutmeg state this morning. we've had plenty of lightning around lake champlain as well. wider look. there's that band of showers and then behind it nothing toward the great lakes. that is our drier air in time for the tail end of the day today. 70 to 75 outside right now. again, very, very muggy, uncomfortably so. cold front about to come through and bring that humidity to an end. much less humid by day's end today, and lots of sunshine. so i think as kind of soupy as it is and as ugly as it may get in some areas toward midday today, midmorning, late day, it

coolish at the bus stop for the kiddos. we could have 40's in some of the protected valleys. lots of 50's as well. wider picture for tuesday, another area of high pressure for us. really no weather to speak of except for lots of sun, but then our next cold front comes at us for wednesday with another round of some scattered showers and storms. this gives you an idea. around 8:00 this morning, some noisy showers and thundershowers out through western massachusetts moving toward the worcester area by 10 or so. and then these showers and storms move right along boston's north shore and right down the i-95 corridor heading toward late morning and midday. folks on the cape and islands, you may not be out of the woods either. it's early afternoon when your thunderstorms may be coming through. i suspect after we get the clearing through here that there may be some pockets where we've received some wind damage. i think the best potential in green would be from worcester on

go into memo mouth and bristol counties and into rhode island as well. biggest threats with these gusty winds, lightning, localized downpours as well. storm impacts, there you go, the heavy rain, lightning, and strong winds will be your main impacts from these. high temperatures today getting up into the 80's. 70's farther west you go, because showers and storms will cap a lid on things temperaturewise. 50's tonight. highs for tomorrow struggling into the sunshine. going to be a great, great monday. nice day to start out your work week. after the midday storms for today, humidity comes down big time as we head through the tail end of the day. lots of sunshine tomorrow and tuesday, some showers and storms again on wednesday, and then look at that. there you go. by thursday and friday, it will feel a little fall-like out there with highs approaching low 70's. >> let's talk about fall baseball.

a game ahead in the a.l. east. eduardo rodriguez allowed three runs, two earned and four hits in six innings. the jays kept the sox' bats quiet most of the night, dustin pedroia homering in the sixth. sox lose this 3-2. clay buchholz starts the final game of the series this afternoon in toronto. meanwhile, if you were wondering during the four-game suspension giselle? this photo of giselle's instagram account says don't worry, guys, i'll keep him ready. they open tonight against the arizona cardinals. >> look at her moving to catch that ball. >> i guess it's a gentle lob. >> if you've been to fenway

work. >> he's the man at the organ, but seeing josh, that's a different story as "chronicle's" ted reinstein discovered. >> ever wonder where this fenway fixture is actually located? well, most of the folks enjoying their pregame meal up here in the state street pavilion club probably have no idea they're actually sharing the stage with josh kantor, tucked away in a far corner behind an i-beam with his organ. field. can't really see third base too well. >> kantor doesn't mind. this is, after all, his dream job. >> i remember thinking as early as age 13, that's got to be the coolest job in the world. >> this sit-down job keeps kantor on his toes. he uses no sheet music, never knows what he's going to play, and tries to match songs to the mood of the game. he even takes requests by twitter.

for songs i've never played or heard before. i'll pull up the songs on youtube on my phone and listen to it and just kind of try to learn it on the fly as i'm listening. >> but classic pop is kantor's go-to pitch although he's not opposed to adding in led zeppelin. make no mistake, when it comes to his position, kantor takes the long view, even if he's a little short on space. >> it's a great hoto this job and to carry on the old live ballpark organ tradition. it's incredibly humbling to be part of that. >> sound of that organ makes you know you're there. tomorrow on "chronicle," the family keeping boston's swan boats swimming. checking in at cheers. eating al fresco in brookline and a farmers market in newton.

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>> today marks 15 years since the september 11 attacks. >> and the eyeopener's nicole estaphan live in boston where a tribute is planned in the public garden. nicole? >> in just about 30 minutes, hundreds expected to attend this wreath-laying ceremony. if you look behind me, you can see the flags. there are 3,000 of them, one for every person that lost their lives in the september 11 attacks. that number, by the way, includes more than 200 people with local connections. now, five years ago, september 11 was decd of community service, something both families and the victims tell us has helped with healing this morning. this morning there were 50 volunteers laying flags. there will be multiple volunteers at multiple ceremonies. we'll be here at 7:30 and bring you this story later on the eye this morning. we're live in boston. nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> nicole, thank you. dozens of college students are recovering after two decks collapsed in connecticut. hartford police say about 30 to

off-campus party when it fell crashing into the second floor porch and then onto the ground. no one seriously hurt. >> a deadly boat crash under investigation in taunton. it happened on a race on watson pond. one boat spun out and crashed into two others. three drivers ended up in the morning. a new hampshire man was killed. two othersish insured. >> a new hampshire man will face murder charges tomorrow. richard moore is accused of she was found dead inside her home last week. neighbors say moore, a registered sex offender, had been leaving with her for months. >> a new study says you may want to rethink that five-second rule, eating floor that hits the floor. >> bacteria can contaminate food in an instant, but it depends on what you drop. researchers tested watermelon,

here's what they found. watermelon had the most contaminate. foods that were moist or wet most likely to be contaminated. >> if i drop my bowl of spaghetti on the shag carpet. >> don't be surprised if you find some lint in those meatballs there. >> wow! that's amazing. that's groundbreaking. >> you don't want to be picking that out of your teeth. >> no. >> thunderstorms. let's get you right over to radar. i'll zoom in on it for you. it is just to the north and west of springfield right now. and amherst, shootsbury in orange. there has been some lightning with the storm and localized downpours as well. you want to just kind of take shelter from that one. it's a strong one out there. as we widen the view, we're going to find more showers and thunderstorms that are moving through a good chunk of vermont

these storms come through around midday for the most part in the boston area, but behind them much, much less humid air. so we'll feel that by suppertime tonight. >> all right. crisp air. fall-like. >> for a little while. >> okay, a.j., thank you. >> thank you for joining us. "good morning america" is next, of course, with all happening with the 9/11 ceremonies today.

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