through the end of the week. randy: a nationally recognized police chief on leave. the investigation under way and his message right now. emily: a chance to avoid the federal death penalty. starting a new sentencing phase for a murderer. randy: donald trump outlining a plan to help working parents. his policy as he gets ready to talk about his health. it's on the eye for this wednesday morning. emily: 5:00 a.m. also on the eye this morning, new ways to work out. erica tries three ways to exercise. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: i'm randy price. pretty >> something new. [laughter] >> still comfortable out there this morning, although not as crisp and cool as the past few mornings.

we'll go through the day with that southwesterly breeze bringing more humid air and pushing up the temperatures. so 65 in boston. look at the suburbs holding mostly in the 60s overnight. mid 60s in the cape. a few spots in northern worcester county have dropped to the 50s. high pressure in the south and east, giving the southwesterly wind flow. this is what we'll watch for the afternoon. it'sng and thunderstorms. a marginal risk some of these go severe between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. sun up at 6:23. by 9:00 this morning, lower 70s, low 80s by lunchtime, we'll top out in the mid 80s this afternoon. as we get deeper into the afternoon, that storm threat is increasing. by about 3:00, 4:00, storms north and west of worcester, but they are closing in on boston between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. for

maybe a brief downpour, but the biggest threat looks to be stronger winds with these. get you to the roads right now. could be busier for the evening commute than this morning. >> it's a quiet start this morning. expressway checked by the south bay mall. the northbound side very light so far. let's get to the maps. pretty much the same story. the overnight construction now in the final stages on the expressway north by mass avenue. looking good right now alo some construction picking up by highland avenue on 128 and route 30. so far trains and buses are on schedule. randy: gloucester's police chief is off the job, suspended following an internal investigation. emily: the eyeopener sera congi is live in gloucester with the questions surrounding this suspension. reporter: emily and randy, chief leonard campanello is considered a national leader in the opioid

at his police department. the mayor announcing that he has been placed on leave amid an internal investigation. there's no explanation at this point. the chief tells the gloucester times, this will run its course, i'm unconcerned. the chief is known for starting the angel program, allowing opioid users to get help instead of jail time. he has received national recognition for that effort, honored change. it was in july he attended another meeting at the white house on the opioid crisis. we are told he's been placed on paid administrative leave, and that is indefinite amid this internal investigation. live in gloucester, sera congi. randy: the man accused of murdering a police officer in north carolina is now in custody in rhode island. police raided a home in

he is accused of gunning down an officer in north carolina on saturday. that officer died on monday. details are still coming in at this hour about fenner's arrest in rhode island. we'll keep you posted here on the eyeopener. in just hours the second sentencing trial is about to get under way for a man who committed deadly carjackings 15 years ago. multiple brutal murders. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is at the u.s. district court in boston to set the is set to begin later this morning after gary lee sampson's initial death penalty sentence was thrown out. a federal judge tossed that sentence because of juror wrongdoing. the judge determined that juror lied about her background. sampson was sentenced to death in 2004, but that sentence was overturned seven years later. he was convicted for carjacking and killing 19-year-old jonathan rizzo of kingston and 69-year-old philip mccloskey of taunton.

week-long crime spree in 2001. he confessed to police that he repeatedly stabbed those men and that same week he strangled a city councilor after breaking into a new hampshire cabin. he was convicted separately in that case. jury selection in this case is set to start at 9:00 this morning. we're live outside the federal courthouse in south boston, antoinette antonio. emily: the man convicted in a deadly drunk driving crash in milford is appealing to the state's highest court. a judge found nicolas guaman was driving drunk in 2011 when he hit and killed 23-year-old matthew denise, who was on his motorcycle. nicolas guaman claims he didn't know the victim's body was under his pickup truck. he is serving 12 to 14 years for manslaughter and will likely be deported at the end of his sentence after illegally immigrating from ecuador. this murder suspect is still at large right now. emilio delarosa is wanted in the

child. we learn more about the suspect's violent history with the victim, his ex-girlfriend, wanda rosa. her body was found monday in her home. police say she was strangled by delarosa. the couple's 4-year-old son just feet away. a small memorial grows and we're learning more about the suspect's history of domestic violence. in 2011, rosa filed a restraining order against delarosa, saying she feared for her life. last month she prevention order, allowing delarosa to see their son after four years in jail on attempted murder. rosa wrote to the court the reason she wanted visitation rights for her ex-- quote, so that we can do things as a family. randy: the race for white house, hillary clinton not on the presidential campaign trail this morning. she's recovering from pneumonia.

insight into his health. reporter: randy, donald trump will tape an appearance on the dr. oz show today. he's promised to release the results of a physical he had last week. tonight he'll visit flint, michigan, also hold a rally in ohio. his running mate, indiana governor mike pence, is set to hold a rally in pennsylvania. it was there in pennsylvania last night that trump outlined his child care plan with his daughter by his side, woo women voters. >> allows for every parent or family in america to deduct their child care expenses from their income taxes. reporter: his plan calls for new tax-free child care accounts that roll over each year until a child is 18. also, six weeks' paid maternity leave paid for by cutting fraud in social security. meantime, bill clinton and daughter chelsea will campaign for hillary clinton today.

virginia, and nevada. clinton expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow and she has promised to release more health records as well. randy? randy: also in commitment 2016, resulting of big primary races in new hampshire. the republican side is too close to call. it's a tight race between frank edelblut and c republican senator kelly ayotte easily won. she's fail the outgoing governor maggie hassan in the general election. hassan ran unopposed for the democrats. emily: an experiment could hit boston. the city's new deal with cutting-edge companies. shaping up the same old routine. new classes to spice up your exercise plan. we're used to seeing bennet like this. but he looked different.

deed. that's ahead. the suspect in the murder of a police officer in north carolina has been captured in rhode island. this is video of a raid in providence shortly before that arrest. cindy: you'll notice more humidity today with a southwesterly wind but also tracking a chance for thunderstorms. the timeline on that ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures as you're heading outside this morning. not quite as crisp and cool as the past few mornings. mid 60s, clear skies in boston

>> hi. we're hanging out where we offer antigravity, hip hop yoga, other classes. this is how we say good morning. [laughter] randy: good morning.

get out. [laughter] randy: anyway, good morning to our friends at antigravity yoga. emily: we'll have that workout in a few minutes. meantime, shoot a wakeup call to us. upload it -- randy: wherever you're out. >> yeah. >> i have a hammock similar to [laughter] randy: a snack or two. >> today, a couple of showers and storms around. starting out really nice this morning. out the door you don't need the jacket. most spots are in the 60s. out in orange you can see a few 50s. 61 worcester, mid 60s on the

the southwesterly wind starting to get active this morning. it does increase throughout the day. 10, near 20 miles per hour. it's bringing more humidity. also notice bright sunshine through late morning. but as we get into the afternoon, the clouds build. 5:00 p.m. around the boston area is when there's a possibility of a shower or thunderstorm around. ahead of that, you can see the humidity starting to come up. we're getting into the sticky frontal boundary. as this pushes eastward, more storms will develop this afternoon. so between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m., that's our window of opportunity. a marginal risk that a few storms go severe with a potential of damaging winds. that looks like the biggest threat. look at the temperatures climbing into the 80s. mid 80s around boston up to the merrimack valley, we could get

with 88 a possibility. wind off the water means highs in the 70s. brighter skies through lunch. by 3:00, 4:00, north and west of the worcester area, here we go with the storms. look how they move closer to boston between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. not everybody will see the storm, but they will tend to drop southward toward the cape between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. the storms are going to be look how quickly we clear out this evening. there could be a storm early, otherwise clearing later as the wind shifts to the north and west. temperatures tonight, 40s and 50s. tomorrow highs only in the upper 60s and lower 70s despite a good amount of sunshine. it stays comfortable heading into the weekend.

cool mornings. friday morning, quite a few 40s on the map, lower 50s in boston as well. trend is a fall feel toward the end of the week. saturday looks like the pick day of the weekend. showers and storms sunday into monday. emily: i see 80s later on. >> it's like we're hanging on. emily: it's nice while it lasts. thank you, let's get to the maps and check the rest of your ride. one crash on the pike eastbound by route 9. expect a little bit of a delay although it's not causing too much of a headache right now. 15 minutes 495 to 128. 24 looks good. route 3 as well. construction wrapped on the expressway by the circle. north, no problems on 93 out of methuen to the connector.

randy: self-driving cars could hit the streets of boston soon. the city has signed a deal with swiss-based world economic forum to test these vehicles. the mayor's office says testing could happen by the end of the year. the herald reports the announcement is coming today and the city is in talks with a number of self-driving car companies on this test. now, a check of the marketsful sluggish trading s stock futures here are up. emily: back to school and the work routine, but that doesn't mean we can't switch up how we exercise. you have new classes. >> fun classes. if you're sick of running, how about rowing or drumming or maybe upside down measure. [laughter] >> when it comes to motivation, nothing beats a good beat. >> it's really taking off.

>> fitness instructor annie cole describes it as a cardio jam class. >> it's a workout unlike any other. there's plyometric movements, yoga movements while drumming. >> a different way at sweat studio in boston's south end. >> >> the rowing machines are positioned so you have a partner. >> it's all you. you're making like you're on the water. so really your power is driving it. resistance will come from the rower. >> this studio is also unique for its antigravity classes. >> beautiful.

state. >> the idea is to get the benefit of yoga in versions without any compression of the head or joints. here, you earn a little rest. ? >> you saw me when i got back from that class. it is different. you have to get used to it. it was started by a performance artist, antigravity performance studio. but then he saw the fitness benefits, so now it's available at least one spot h taller by a quarter of an inch to inch and a half. it doesn't last, but it stretches you. >> what do you think, randy? do i look taller? >> i love the idea of that swing. >> it was comfortable. randy: a subway station in london getting a surprise makeover. in eye poppers. a scare over southern new hampshire.

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emily: 5:23. not as cool. summer feel with a risk for thunderstorms in the afternoon. marginal risk some storms become severe. biggest threat is the threat for damaging winds. temperatures get into the mid 80s today around boston. some lower 80s in worcester county where the storms will likely come in between 3:00 and

in boston. a lot of the storms will lose their punch by the time they reach you. between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. that's your storm threat. much cooler for everyone tomorrow. upper 60s to around 70. that's it. with sunshine and a cool start, but a nice fall here to end the week on friday. randy? randy: 5:24. olessa here with eyepoppers. >> it might be tough to catch this pokemon. tight end he wore the costume to boston children's hospital yesterday. he appeared a gentle giant during his stay with the kids. randy: biggest pikachu ever. i know the kids loved it. >> absolutely. cats invading a subway station in london for a good cause. part of a crowd funding campaign to replace the advertisements with pictures of cats.

to think about what's really important and not just material items. maybe we can try puppies here. randy: absolutely. >> i know you're on board. randy: equal time for everybody. >> emily. emily: police say road rage went to the extreme in worcester. the unusual weapon one driver is accused of brandishing as his kids watched. and an unsettling report in townsend. the attempted abduction that teenagers say turned violent. >> this is an editorial by wcvb president and general manager. >> if there's one value -- perhaps above all others, it is transparency. from public schools to public safety, financial institutions, the demand of increasing honesty

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sampson. >> a confrontation between two drivers. the weapon pulled and the kids, police say, watched it unfold. >> three police officers run down. the jaw-dropping attack caught on camera on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter5 eyeopener. randy: on this wednesday morning, good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm rdy with cindy and olessa. still dark out there, still on the mild side and a little bit warmer in the last couple of days. >> more 60s this morning than the past few mornings. that's for sure. but still fairly comfortable. you'll notice humidity kind of kicking up a little bit over the course of the day. but it doesn't last. after today it's gone. you can see how dry and comfortable it is as we work through the end of the week. so temperature this morning mostly in the 60s. worcester 61.

shore cape 50s on the map. a little bit more humidity on the backside of high pressure. we're watching this front to the west. this is going to be a trigger for thunderstorms. so between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. from west to east we're going to watch the threat of storms develop and storm prediction center giving a marginal risk that a few of those storms go severe with a potential for stronger winds. we've got sunshine. sun not up until this afternoon. by 5:00 in the boston we could see the storms. between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. they are near worcester. in the evening commute, there will be storms around. so fast-moving storms, lightning, maybe a brief downpour. the biggest threat is the potential for some stronger winds with these storms. take you through the rest of the

>> we're watching one crash along the pike on the shoulder. a live look at the connector on the southbound side, you can see rush hour delays starting to build a tad. let's get to the map. the crash by route 9 on the eastbound side not blocking any lanes. it's going to be a about 15-minute ride from 495 to 128. no issues on 95. expressway is quiet this morning and so is your from methuen down to east boston. emily: breaking news on the eyeopener morning. reporter: a man accused of murdering a police officer in north carolina has been captured in rhode island. a raid taking place in providence overnight. police were searching for irving fenner. he's accused of gunning down an officer in north carolina saturday. also breaking overnight, at least one person is recovering after a car slammed into a utility pole in woburn.

lake avenue. police tell us the injuries were minor. no word on a cause. right now, gloucester's police chief is off the job. the city's mayor saying chief leonard campanello was suspended amid an internal investigation. the chief telling the gloucester times, quote, this will run its course, i'm honestly unconcerned. emily? emily: right now a worcester man is about to face a judge, charged in a violent case of road rage. randy: doug is there with the other details that the suspect's two teenage children were with him when this violent confrontation broke out. police were called to to the street near the school around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. now, officers were told that 41-year-old aldo rivera pulled a machete on another driver and then punched a man following an altercation. the machete found in rivera's

side where his 13-year-old daughter was sitting. his 17-year-old son was also in the car. police say rivera was trying to pass another driver near this school when students were being dismissed. some were crossing the street at the time. we're told both men exchanged some type of gestures and profanities. we're also told that rivera will be arraigned this morning in court. we're live in worcester this morning, wcvb newscenter5. randy: right now police in townsend a report of an attempted abduction involving three teenagers there. the boys tell police an older man tried to grab one of them and violently attacked another near the town library. a k-9 unit was brought in to search for that suspect, who the boys say ran into the woods. the search was unconclusive. police say they are still investigating, but they do not believe the public is any

hampshire who saw fire jets fly overhead followed by small explosions. the explosions were flares mistaken dropped near hancock, new hampshire, by national guard fighter jets. they were on a routine training flight from their base. officials said they didn't mean to drop the flares. the national guard typically notifying the public before flying over new hampshire. a spokeso happen in this case. >> an audit reveals drugs money and guns are missing from the braintree evidence room. it's a story 5 investigates first broke. according to court records obtained, bernardo trinidad and another man were accused of selling cocaine out of a minivan with a small child along for the ride. yesterday prosecutors dismissed

30 grams of cocaine seized during their arrest is missing. that's now five cases dropped within the past two days and the norfolk county d.a. says there will likely be hundreds more. a fight as a nursing home closes in boston. randy: why some people refuse to move their loved ones to a new facility. and police officers run down here in arizona. the stunning moment and why it was extra-unnerving for one of the officers. emily: a school bus safes the

>> good morning. a live look outside at the bridge, the connector southbound side. it's a quiet start this morning. not seeing major problems. all the construction has cleared. accident-free starts this morning. cindy, maybe a little bit wet later on? >> we'll watch the threat of

that's the high. upper 60s to near 70. that's it. so big temperature change coming. but we're going to watch the potential for some of those storms later on today to pack a punch. there could be gusty winds with them. it's an impact weather today, feeling like fall, though, the rest of the week. emily: cindy, thank you. three police officers in phoenix are recovering from this shocking attack. a car slamming into them as they stood by a cruiser. that suspect is under arrest this morning, charged with three counts of on purpose. take a look again. an 18-year veteran goes down with a broken leg. another officer jumps out of the way. a third goes flying 8 feet high on what was his first day on the job. the suspect continues to fight until he's taken down with a taser by the injured officer. >> these officers could have easily been killed, and i thank god we're not planning three funerals right now. >> police say marc laquon may

insist the crash was intentional. randy: the white house is making a new statement on refugees. new thinking on how many people to let into the country. and patriots have new jerseys. the orioles turn the tables after a clobbering loss at

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>> we're in gloucester, we're in boston and worcester. erika is following the latest developments on the president campaign trail m. >> video of super typhoon meranti. those winds really strong. pretty incredible damage. >> this is a strongest typhoon of the year. miles per hour. it's moving into china. this is going to cause problems. that's on the other side of the world. we've got things going on in the atlantic basin as well. three areas we're watching. a tropical wave off of africa we've been tracking tropical storm ian. that's not going to bother anyone. last night at 11:00 p.m. the hurricane center came out with tropical storm julia.

this is producing a lot of rain. tropical storm warnings up for parts of florida and georgia coastlines. this will dump about three to 6 inches of rain this way. doesn't look like any of that will get here. we could use the rain. not going to see much of that with thunderstorms today. but there's a potential for lightning and stronger winds between 2:00 and 8:00 today. it's turning more humid. sun is up this morning we're in the low 70s by 9:00 a.m. notice the temperatures sneaking up into the low-to-mid 80s this afternoon. by about 5:00, yes, we are going to have thunderstorms in the area. look at the highs. mid, even upper 80s out there. watch the storms come in first to the worcester area between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. they will closer into boston between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. so not the greatest timing with the evening commute. watch how the storms drop

the biggest threat is stronger winds. there could be a brief downpour, lightning as well. once this front goes by, clearing skies tonight, cool off. 40s and 50s. from the 80s today to the upper 60s tomorrow. feeling like fall. let's get you to the roads. trouble spot out there, olessa? >> they are watching a couple. the connector, southbound you can see volume heading into boston. let's get to the maps. we're watching a crash on 128 at the braintree split on the southbound side. there are some delays building back to route 24. expressway, about 20 minutes braintree into boston. and a crash on the shoulder pike eastbound by route 9. the ride from 495 to 128 only 15 minutes. north of town, no problems there. trains and buses on schedule. randy: gloucester's highly

emily: sera congi is outside the police station with the new questions stemming from an investigation. reporter: emily and randy, chief leonard campanello is on paid leave this morning as an internal investigation gets under way. the city not giving any explanation as to why. the chief is responding, telling the gloucester times, quote, i have absolutely no concerns in my personal or professional life that that i have done anything wrong to wra me. chief campanello started the department's highly praised angel program, which diverts drug addicts to treatment programs instead of jail. his efforts have been honored by the white house. last night the mayor announcing the move to put him on paid administrative leave. live in gloucester this morning, sera congi, wcvb newscenter5. emily: jury selection is set to begin this morning here at

retrial of gary lee sampson. a federal judge tossed out the original death sentence because a juror lied about her background. sampson was sentenced to death in 2004. but natha sentence was -- that sentence was overturned. he was convicted for carjacking and killing two men. it happened during a crime spree in 2001. he confessed to police that he repeatedly stabbed both of men. sampson was also convicted on the state level for killing a third person that week. jury selection in this case is set to begin at 9:00 this morning. live outside federal court, antoinette antonio. wcvb, newscenter5. >> commitment 2016 now. today is the day donald trump will tape an appearance on the dr. oz show. he's promised to reveal the results of a physical he had last week. meantime, last night in pennsylvania, he unveiled his plan for child care with his daughter, ivanka.

weeks of maternity leave. trump campaigns in michigan and ohio tonight. hillary clinton, who promised to release health records, is still not campaigning as she recovers from pneumonia. bill clinton and chelsea are on the trail in north carolina, virginia and nevada. >> there's a new investigation into donald trump's charitable foundation. new york's attorney general, who sued trump over the new defunct trump university, says his office is looking into th following the laws governing nonprofits in new york. it comes after media reports that trump spent some of the money on himself. trump's campaign says the probe is motivated by politics. >> emily, a wild case of road rage allegedly involving a machete breaking out in front of this school in worcester. 41-year-old aldo rivera expected to go before a judge this morning after police say rivera pulled a machete on another

the face. this all happening allegedly as rivera's teenage children were in the car with him. the two drivers getting into a verbal altercation before this incident. that machete, by the way, according to police, was found under the passenger's side seat in the car rivera was in. his 13-year-old daughter sitting in that seat. we're live in worcester this morning, wcvb newscenter5. >> breaking overnight, at least one person is recovering now after a car this is the scene overnight on lake avenue. police tell us the injuries were minor and they have not said anything about the cause. >> an emotional battle over the future of a north end nursing home. people staying in this home on fulton street will be moved to a new more modern one in brighton. owner spaulding says it will save millions of dollars, but many feel moving love ones could be devastating. >> we have results from the

still too close to call for the governor's race. a tight race between frank edelblut and chris sununu on the republican side. and colin van ostern winning for the democrats. and the republican senator kelly ayotte easily won her primary last night. she will be facing the outgoing governor maggie hassan in the general election. the white house plans to increase the number of refugees it states. secretary of state john kerry said the move would allow at least 110,000 refugees to enter country in 2017. 85,000 will be admitted by the end of this year. >> a close call for a california man seen jumping from a water fall in hawaii. the man said he decided to jump but was knocked unconscious when he hit the water. tourists jumped in to save him. the thrill seeker says he could

there. a school bus driver is credited with saving nearly two dozen students after a bus fire in maryland. renita smith pulled over when she smelled smoke. she scrambled the get the kids off the bus and she went back to make sure every child was safe. it's unclear what caused that fire. >> samsung says it is not changing the design of the battery inside the galaxy note 7, some of which haveep exploded. the company is ordering a new batch to replace the faulty ones and promising a software update to prevent the phone from charging all the way. but consumer advocates calling for a government-sanctioned recall to make selling the phone illegal. >> the country's oldest light house celebrating 300 years here in boston. boston lights sits oan small -- on a small island nine miles from downtown. it was built by the british in

revolution and rebuilt in 1783. today, the coast guard will perform a relighting ceremony. the orioles turned the tables on the red sox at fenway after that 12-2 loss on monday. baltimore came out swinging. five runs in the second inning off two home runs. the sox were within striking distance. down two runs in the fifth. but the orioles added insurance in the ninth. 6-3 the final. sox are back tonight at 7:10. >> and the patriots unveil a jersey for this season's thursday night matchup. the color rush uniform is the new jersey for the patriots. since 2003, the first one. it's one of 32 released for the nfl teams this season. the pats will wear the blue-on-blue uniform for their game against the houston texans next week. >> looks good. i like it. cindy, you have a nice picture behind you.

sun up at 6:23. 65 in boston wind out of the southwest. it's picking up the humidity. most areas are in the 60s right now north shore south shore cape. a few 50s through worcester county. that wind is going to be active today, sustained 10, close to 20 miles per hour this afternoon. notice the brightest skies are this morning. clouds build this afternoon. there's a threat for a late-day thunderstorm. we've got humidity ahead of the front, which is going to trigg afternoon. i would say between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. is our window of opportunity. not everyone is going to see a thunderstorm, but there's a marginal risk here. the areas in green, some of these storms could be severe with damaging winds. temperatures, mid, upper 80s. 86 boston. upper 70s on the cape this afternoon. and the cape, you're going to be the last place to see the storms. by about 3:00, 4:00, near the

develop and then they will push closer to boston for the evening commute. 5:00, 6:00 p.m. they will drop southward by about 7:00, the temperatures will be dropping tonight. if you're headed to the concert, there could be a thunderstorm early. the winds shift to the north and west and bring in cooler air. 40s and 50s by this time tomorrow morning. high temperatures tomorrow, upper 60s to around 70 degrees. sunshine, a chilly start on friday morning. lots of 40s around as well. so you can see the temperatures trending down a little bit late in the week. but nice start to the weekend, lower 80s on saturday. could be showers on sunday. we need the rain. let's get you to the roads. >> we're watching a few problem spots this morning. a live look at 93. southbound side. you can see that rush hour volume starting to build. let's get to the maps. a few accidents.

it's a southbound crash by the braintree split. delays are building back to 24, which is also slow out of avon. stop and go from sharon. along 128, there's an accident near highland avenue near exit 18 and 19b. the pike looks ok. the accident on the shoulder by route 9. if you're heading north, 93 south, stop and go out of methuen. trains and buses doing ok. breaking overnight, the suspect in a north carolina police officer's death has been captured in rhode island. >> new details on the end of a massive manhunt and new this morning, do you feel like you're in a workout rut? we have new classes to reinvigorate your routine. and take a live look outside here. still a ways away from sunrise. but brightening skies and looks good. >> hopefully not too many

vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. trump: ...there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. women vote is responsible for

randy: the police chief on leave. the investigation underway and his message. emily: a chance to avoid the federal death penalty, the lie starting a new phase for a murderer. randy: donald trump outlining a plan to help working parents. his policy as he gets ready to talk about his health on the eye for this wednesday emily: new ways to work out, erika is trying out three ways to exercise and all of them are outside the box so you are going to want to see this. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. think you could end up being a good drummer there on one of those. >> right, a green glowing drum set.