kelly: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> breaking news this sunday. the suspect in the washington state shooting rampage in custody. what we're learning about him this morning. >> new video released showing the moments leading up to this deadly police shooting in charlotte. the controversy surrounding the disturbing images. >> new this morning -- water service restored in the restrictions now in place for residents in hamilton. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> and the sox are in the postseason. a 6-4 win over the rays assures at least a wildcard spot. and now the magic number for clinching the american league east is just three. >> exciting around here with sports. good morning, everyone.

antoinette. >> i'm doug meehan. a chilly start on this sunday morning. a.j., they're testing the snow guns at sunday river. >> stop it. >> getting ready for skiing. >> i'm so not ready for that just yet, but thank you for that news bulletin. 48 degrees in bedford. it's chilly. we're getting into fall. we've been here a couple of days now. this is really the fall feel we've been advertising or waiting for since the equinox, which was just a couple of days ago. 47 in worcester and down to the south, 50 in norwood. nice recovery. you were in the 30's this morning. 47 earlier this morning, i should say. 47 in taunton right now. 55 in hyannis. clear skies, nothing to write home about until you head toward the midwest and you have areas of rain out there. that will makely make its way toward us. not until high pressure gives us a couple of days of blue skies and bright sunshine. coolest temperatures right here across the northeast, but back

muggy and it's mild. 60's and 70's out there. changes coming up in the next couple of days. mention this just a bit ago. between the dry air we've got in place and the gusty winds that develop at times this afternoon, we've got an elevated fire risk throughout the entire region today. so those of you doing any brush burning today, just keep that in the back of your heads. we're on our way into the mid 60's this afternoon with lots of sunshine. sun was up at 6:35 a.m. it's back down at 6:35 p.m., exactly 12 coasts noxious? -- equinox? we'll have that in a few minutes. >> breaking news from boston. at least six people are injured after a fight in the theater district. the fight broke out around 2:15 this morning. the victims were either stabbed or cut with a bottle. one person suffered serious injuries but will recover. no arrests have been made. this man under arrest in connection with the horrific mall shooting in washington state.

fire in the macy's department store, killing five people. >> while the motive behind that attack friday is still unclear, we are learning more about the suspect. >> about 6:30, we arrested a 20-year-old oak harbor man. >> a mass murderer caught on camera now also captured by police. >> his name is arcan cetin. >> investigators arresting a suspect in the murders of five people inside a washington mall. surveillance stills providing key evidence in the massive manhunt to find him. northbound on the sidewalk, and i instantly recognized that is the person i'd just viewed on my computer. i did an abrupt u-turn, hit my lights, pulled my gun and myself and reserve deputy took the individual into custody. >> what i saw was that there was a gunman holding a rifle shooting, and he saw me, and i took off running. >> joe zavala and his wife were inside macy's when chaos broke out in the makeup department. they not only saw the gunman but

>> found two ladies on the floor. one was face down. a lot of blood, pool of blood on the ground. then there was another lady right next to her. i checked for a pulse. she -- she didn't have any. >> four women and one man all died. >> that was us in that mall last night, any one of us at any time. and it changed those families forever. we need to keep them in our prayers. it changed our community. i'm afraid it's, to some extent, forever. >> officers describe cetin as being in a zombie-like state when they arrested him. now over to what we're learning about the suspect. a preliminary investigation finding that cetin emigrated from turkey as a child and is a legal u.s. resident. he's known to police. court records show three domestic violence assaults, also according to the "seattle times," the victim was

he was also arrested for drunk driving. >> new hampshire, an officer shot and killed a suspect. the scene is still very active. one person is dead after an officer-involved shooting. in charlotte, north carolina, new video released by police showing the deadly shooting that sparked days of protests. we want to take a moment to warn you that this video might be the eye's diane cho explains the continuing controversy over the police shooting. >> police are releasing this dashcam rah video in the shooting death of keith lamont scott. scott backs away from the s.u.v., but it's not clear in this video if he's holding anything in his hands. seconds later, an officer opened fire. this is a different view of what happened as seen from one of the officer's body cameras. an attorney for scott's family questions whether scott's

>> what we do know is the moment mr. scott is shot, it appears as though he's not aggressively moving towards law enforcement. he's actually doing the opposite. he's passively stepping back. >> police also released these photos of the gun and marijuana they say scott had at the time. authorities say two plainclothes officers were trying to arrest someone else in the area when they saw scott rolling a marijuana blunt in his s.u.v. >> that was the first thing they saw. but that was not the priority. apprehending the suspect. when they see the weapon and they see the marijuana, they say, uh-oh, this is a safety issue for us and the public. we need to address this before we try to serve a warrant. >> police say it wasn't until an officer saw scott, quote, hold a begun up, that they put vests on identifying themselves as police officers. you see in this dashcam video,

the s.u.v. with the gun and backed away ignoring commands to drop it. >> it does not make sense to us how it's possible that this incident resulted in the loss of life. it just does not make sense, and it is not clear in the videos that were released. >> police also say scott's dna and fingerprints are on the loaded gun that was found at the scene. the officer who fired the shots was not wearing a body camera at the time. diane cho, wcvb, newscenter 5. basement of the building at elm hill park at 5:00 this morning. nine people are now without a home this morning. damage is estimated at $750,000. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> boston police investigating a sexual assault in brighton. a woman says she was attacked after she got into a car she thought belonged to a rideshare service. this happened early saturday morning outside a bar on

customers to always confirm a ride before getting into a car. >> new this morning -- the water is back on in hamilton, but there is a boil water order in place. water service was cut off to the town after a water main break on bridge street. it's unclear what caused the break, but crews worked all day saturday to fix it. we spoke to one resident who says it's the first time he can ever remember this happening. >> about 2:30, i went to wash my hands, and there was no water. so i tried a different sink. and no water. 15 minutes later, a message came on the phone for the town about the broken water main. it's been off ever since. >> the boil water order is in place until further notice. that means you can't drink or cook with the water unless it's boiled. you can use it for bathing. the town has to get water test results back before service is back to normal. >> justice for vanessa marcotte. seven weeks after her murder, the town of princeton is searching for answers. these signs popping up as the murder remains unsolved.

information and help catch her killer. 27-year-old vanessa marcotte was found dead in the woods near her mother's home back in august. she had gone out for an afternoon jog, and the state police tell newscenter 5 calls into the anonymous tip line have decreased in the last month. investigators also saying they're focusing on men seen with fresh injuries in the days following that murder. >> we're following reports from baltimore where at least eight people are injured after a shooting there. >> the search that's underway right now also, the smithsonian's african american history museum is now open. the special guest who attended to grand opening. >> living a happy life and maximizing your own well-being. in your health, the key is to getting it done from a local man who is the expert. >> and just in, after a frosty start this morning, new frost advisories in effect for tonight. area's north and west of worcester and over parts of southeastern massachusetts. how cold it gets and the timing

he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what

>> welcome back. the smithsonian's museum of african american culture is open. the guests including john lewis who pushed for authorization to former president george w. bush who signed it into law. >> the galleries celebrate not only african american equality but african american greatness. >> that's what this museum's about. i, too, am american. >> the museum's collection includes more than 3,000 pieces. and, oh, by the way, many of those items were contributed by ordinary americans from across the country. >> right now, 100 years of horse racing memorabilia is up for auction at rockingham park. organizers say everything must go today. that includes pictures, brochures, jockey equipment,

the liquidation is expected to raise a half a million dollars! the salem, new hampshire, park closes for good on friday. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast. >> well, the boats are still in the water there in winthrop. >> loving it. >> still plenty of time. it's still -- you know, september's beautiful on the water. not as many windy days. >> nice light. so gorgeous. >> you have to be on your toes. >> yes, in sometimes. you can get rapid changes in the weather. we still have the potential for severe weather through the month. >> be a prudent mariner. >> yes. speaking of, didn't you drive the prudence? >> yes, it's no longer there. and i had plenty of patience. that's a different story. there's a race up in new hampshire, the bad boy off-road 300. 300 miles of off-road.

>> i thought it was off-roading. >> no, no, no. >> shows you how much i know about the racing. >> that's all right. >> if you have interest in that, the weather's looking great. >> that's perfect. >> that's something i do know. let's take a live look out to boston where it is spectacular. 51 winds with a northwesterly wind. i thought it was off-roading. i don't know. i was curious because it's part of the sprint cup series. wait a minute. that doesn't work. northwest winds 12 miles an hour. we have a fire risk out there. 48 bedford and fitchburg. nashua at 45. norwood 50 degrees. we've crawled above 50 degrees in boston as well. it was in the 40's, upper 40's, for a while this morning. 50 in new bedford and 55 in hyannis. we've got clear skies, nary a cloud in the sky. band of showers and thundershowers toward the

it's having a hard time moving anywhere right now. this big old area of high pressure running the show for today and tomorrow only. we governor the cool air across the northeastern u.s. but in conjunction with that system out to the midwest, we have 60's and 70's. it's plenty out there as well. so changes march this way as we head toward tuesday. today, gorgeous. high pressure, nothing to worry about through this evening. tomorrow, no problems. it's on intoor tuesday when you notice a big change to the air. turns more humid. we'll actually have rain falling from the skies. i know some of you have forgotten with rain feels like, although we had some a couple days ago. showers are in here first thing in the morning on tuesday. they're not getting out of here until probably later on in the afternoon. skies start to try to clear out from northwest to southeast. the front may get hung up over

sunshine, 60 to 65 degrees-ish for today. then 40's and 30's tonight. going to be a chilly one. watch out in the protected valleys north and west of worcester. also down toward the bogs of southeastern massachusetts, the cranberry bogs. frost advisories have just been issued for those areas. for tomorrow's highs, pretty close to what we've got today. i'll tell you more about the tropics next half hour, but karl is heading into the shipping come off of africa that meandering through the atlantic as well we need to watch out for. it's breezy, sunny, bright, gorgeous for today and tomorrow. looks wednesday on wednesday. temporarily drying out on wednesday. more showers possible for thursday and friday. guys, over to you. >> okay. it's 8:17 this sunday morning. checking some of the other stories happening right now -- >> three gunmen are on the run after opening fire on the

police believe the shooting was a premeditated act of retaliation to a shooting that happened over labor day weekend. >> seven people have been sickened in an e. coli outbreak. it's avs. the -- adams farm slaughterhouse. all products are being produced now safely. police are investigating a motor speedway in loudon. authorities say two men were stabbed in a fight involving four people early yesterday morning. they were taken to the hospital, but it's not clear if any arrests have been made. >> now here's josh brogadir with sportscenter 5. >> your playoff bound boston red sox, a phrase you haven't heard in three years. but after 10 wins in a row, the sox have clinched at least a wildcard spot on their way to an eventual division title. this one wasn't easy, though.

making the most of his opportunity. gets this gapper to left, driving in mookie betts all the way from first base. nice when the cleanup hitter can haul. and it's 1-0 after two. but the rays would get to rick porcello, looking for win 22. brad miller's double knocks in two. and the sox would be playing from behind for most of the night. porcello's line 6 1/3 scattered eight hits, three earned runs, but had nine strikeouts. a year ago, wo now you're like, well, he didn't have his best stuff. that stuff more than good enough because dustin pedroia has been 0-17, then a single, and tater time. the granny kind. 6-4, sox win it. 10 in a row for the first time since april 2009. they go for their third straight sweep later on today. i'm josh brogadir. that's it for sports. >> all right, josh. thank you. to your health now.

especially when things seem to get more challenging by the minute. >> the question -- how do you keep yourself happy, ensuring your well-being. heather unruh talked to an expert on the subject. >> spend time with dr. robert waldinger and you can tell he loves life. he says balance is one piece of the formula for happiness or as he likes to call it, well-being. >> i think that thinking about way to think about it, that we're all going to have our ups and downs but can we get to a place where life is generally better and we're more content. >> dr. waldinger has some ideas on getting to that place. he's the chief investigator of the longest running study, following people for 75 years. his ted talk on the secrets to a happy life has been viewed by millions, hoping to soak up some

it's not high achievement. the people who stayed the happiest and also physically the health yes, sir were the people who were happiest in their relationships. >> relationships. dr. waldinger says it's the biggest factor for well-being, not just romantic, but interactions with your family, co-workers, community. >> there's a way of leaning in to relationships, if you will. it's really about attention and about how we give each other attention. >> drop the smartphone. forget about work. and next is what he calls self-care. exercise regularly. even if it's quick. get sleep and make sure you refuel every day. >> it could be anything. it could be yoga. it could be medication. it could be going to church. it could be playing golf. >> his third tip -- know the difference between what you care about and what you don't. >> we're told a lot of things about what we're supposed to do.

between that and what you feel. >> let go of tedious tasks that drag you down and gravitate to what draws you in. >> it's like what would i do if nobody told me i had to. >> one last piece of advice -- dr. waldinger sums it up from a quote from oscar wilde. >> be yourself. everyone else is already taken. >> when it comes to building key relationships, it can be simple. dr. waldinger makes sure he and his wife have dinner together almost every night. something like that allows for the time you n heather unruh, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> and you can learn more from dr. waldinger in person this weekend. he's speaking at the de-stress boston, a hubweek event, this morning at 10 at mass general hospital. full stories are on our website. >> so many questions. to be yourself, you first have to understand who you are. that can take some time. >> get some sleep and be happy. >> and eat breakfast. >> that's right.

>> the so-called corpse flower and the ruckus it's causing. >> and remembering firefighters who died in the line of duty. the fallen firefighter memorial and a new england town that will honor their sacrifice forever. >> a live picture outside this morning. kind of a chilly start, but you know what? >> what? >> a.j. says we could see some rain. >> oh, right. tuesday morning. >> yes. >> this week has something for everyone. still around.

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>> a couple of of events today. triathlon in brockton. biking 14 miles. kayaking 2 miles. running 5k. 50's. at least the weather is cooperating. the jimmy fund walk happening today along the marathon route, 60 to 65 for high temra today, although it is much cooler than that right now. northwesterly winds helping you along. no rain in the forecast until tuesday. we'll talk more about its exact timing or thereabouts coming up in just a bit. guys? >> the dartmouth college corpse flower is now in full bloom. >> sure is. the stinky flower named morphy is filling the air with a terrible smell. and why you'd want to smell it i don't know. the 7 1/2-foot flower, a native to sumatra's rainforest, is among the most popular flowers

whiff yourself, the college greenhouse will be open from 10:00 to 3:00 today. we're following breaking news from washington state. >> a suspect in custody after friday's deadly mall shooting. what we're learning about the suspect this morning. >> and the first presidential debate is just a day away now. how the candidates are preparing and the local lawmaker campaigning in new england for one candidate. >> take a look outside this sunday morning. ah, look at that! nice and crisp. you can say crisp now. >> so much to be thankful for this sunday morning.

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>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> breaking news in boston. six people hurt in a stabbing in the theater district. the search for the suspect. >> an autumn chill in the air to start the morning. i'm tracking the potential for some rain at some point this week. the timeline ahead. >> commitment 2016. debatepa how the candidates spent the weekend ahead of tomorrow's debate. >> staying true to their roots more than a century later but putting a new spin on a final product. inside america's oldest glass company in this morning's "made in mass." >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> it feels like october. and here's why. the sox are in the postseason. a 6-4 win over the rays assures

east is just three. that is a good sunday morning, everybody. i'm doug meehan. >> i'm rhondella richardson. this is the type of weather when you lose the weather. you need it in the morning and don't need it midday. >> layers. >> throw it over the shoulder or tie it over the waist? >> i like to do over the shoulder. >> i put it in the trunk. >> that would be around the waist. [laughter] >> all right. all right. [laughter] thank you. >> 48 degrees in fitchburg right now. no, i put it in the trunk of the car when i'm done with it. 51 degrees in boston right now. you've got 47 in taunton and 50 in plymouth. 55 in hyannis. we have mostly clear skies right now. actually, all clear. high pressure running things. frontal boundary off to our west with showers and thundershowers comes our way for early this

sunshine and cool, crisp air as well, especially this morning and, oh, my, tomorrow morning, too, which we'll talk about momentarily. you see the changes going on. 60's and 70's for temps right now out towards the plains states. that marches ahead of the rainfall on tuesday. so wall-to-wall sunshine. sun setting at 6:35 this evening and temperatures working their way up into the middle 60's. we'll time out the rainfall, let you know when to expect tha gets tomorrow morning. that's coming up. >> we're following breaking news out of washington state. >> the manhunt is over. it left five people dead inside a macy's department store. he was zombie like as he was placed under arrest. they have not found a motive for those killings.

at least six people are injured after a fight in the theater district. police say the fight broke out. the victims were cut or stabbed with a bottle. no arrests have been made. >> a boil water order is now in effect in hamilton. the order issued after a major water main break there. the town says that order will be in effect until tests or results come back in. that means residents cannot drink or cook with t unless it's been boiled first. >> caught on camera. two thieves targeting a sound system that belongs to a veterans charity. norwood police put out this surveillance video. you can see the suspects breaking into a storage area. police say the suspects were driving a white car. the charity is called run for a vet. it was going to use the sound system in an upcoming race to raise money for veterans in need. a major drug bust in andover. police recovered $15,000 worth

detectives arrested joseph morales near campanelli drive. they also found 350 grams of heroin in his car. a second person was arrested for allegedly buying drugs from morals. >> a construction worker is recovering after being rescued from a trench in grafton. he was in a backhoe when it fell down an embankment. a technical rescue team was called in to help get the man out. firefighters said they had to deal with the backhoe before they could get to the victim. >> he was stuckn payload. >> the victim expected to be okay. the cause of that accident still under investigation this morning. officials at a power station in taunton say what was initially thought to be an explosion was a small electrical fire. that fire started in a breaker and caused a small but smoky fire. nobody was hurt. the power station says it was an equipment failure. no customers were affected.

the state's gold star families. it's at bicentennial park in fall river. a section of stone is cut out in the shape of a soldier. >> janitors who work in thousands of office buildings around boston voting to authorize a strike if there is no new contract by september 30. the union held a rally on boston common two weeks ago. now, a big is the cost of living in boston and adding more full-time positions. the state house and john hancock building would be affected by the strike. >> i'm here for carol. i'm hear for maggie and i'm here for hillary. how about you? >> commitment 2016 now. senator elizabeth warren stepping in for hillary clinton on the campaign trail. >> as clinton prepares for

several stops in new hampshire. >> david bienick this morning with warren latest trump attack. [cheers and applause] >> speaking to several hundred democratic volunteers in manchester, senator elizabeth warren leveled this charge against donald trump and republicans. >> they want to make hate okay. >> later, warren told newscenter 5 she has some advice for hillary clinton in monday's debate. >> yeah, go be hillary clinton. if people see the real hillary clinton and the real donald trump, no doubt we're going to win this election for hillary. >> would you like to be there in her place? are you jealous at all? >> i am excited to get hillary clinton elected on the most progressive agenda that anyone has run on in america. >> after warren left, democrats began signing up volunteers to campaign door to door in new hampshire over the next six weeks. >> what are you going to say to those voters who say i'm going to sit out? i don't like either candidate. >> you know, i will use bernie

out. >> on the street, clinton volunteers work off a list of voters they're trying to convince. but some have already made up their minds about her. >> i think she has real problems with the truth. you look at all the scandals that have surrounded her and her husband for decades. >> hillary clinton won't be relying just on her volunteers. the campaign announced this weekend that clinton herself will be returning to new hampshire next wednesday. in man wcvb, newscenter 5. >> all righty, david. thank you. new overnight -- a new abc news/washington post poll has donald trump and hillary clinton in a dead heat. libertarian party nominee gary johnson is at 5%. trump leads clinton by more than four to one when it comes to

clinton leads by 25% among college educated women. >> donald trump speaking to supporters in virginia. >> there's a reason the wall street donors are giving tens of millions of dollars to my opponent. hillary clinton is the voice for global special interests. i'm running to be the voice of the forgotten men and women of this country. >> gennifer flowers, a woman who had a relationship with bill clinton, confirmed on twitter trump's at tomorrow's debate. trump invited flowers after clinton invited mark trump critic, to the debate. emily riemer will be reporting live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. coverage of the debate begins at 9:00 p.m. on channel 5 and the wcvb mobile app. >> it's 6:37. >> when it comes to lifting the

mayor marty walsh says he'll vote against it. he says he supports charter schools, but there needs to be funding. >> i am concerned about the funding and the financing to increase charter schools. i wish -- i've asked the legislature both through testimony and when asked -- >> are you afraid of the -- >> raise the cap, but deal with the funding mechanism. this ballot question doesn't deal with the funding question. >> you've heard the ads, folks that are supporting the charter schools. they say that all schools, including public schools, will get more money. >> i don't believe that's true at all. >> you can watch more "on the record" at 11:00 on channel 5 with host soledad o'brien and then "cityline." 8:39 is your time right now. the red sox are in the playoffs after last night's win against the rays. dustin pedroia's seventh inning grand slam extended boston's winning streak to 10 games, 6-4 your final. the magic number now for the sox to clinch the a.l. east is three following its win over the blue

the ultimate sacrifice and the remembrance to follow next year. >> the tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> delicate pieces of art made in mass for more than a century. we go inside america's oldest glass company. a.j. >> we're off to a cool start this morning. there are some big changes going on off to our west with warmer and more humid conditions and eventually some rain.

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>> welcome back. 8:43. they started a century ago creating art. a local glass company is staying true to its roots while taking a step in a new direction.

passing by one of the most historical businesses in the country and not even know it. this is pairpoint glass. furnaces have been burning since 1837. since then, generations of artists have been handcrafting luxury blown glass and crystal. however, things are taking on a new shape and america's oldest glass company. >> because of pairpoint's history and pedigree, it was an amazing opportunity to revitalize this hist b >> jeff and his brother gary recently became the latest owne, or as they see it, steward of this legendary company. >> when gary and i first got here, we decided to change the vision of the company. >> the vision they say is to go beyond the traditional while keeping the tradition of exquisite glassblowing techniques alive. an example of pairpoint's new direction? >> this is a mock-up of a chandelier that we're building for a casino.

commissioned to create five massive 8-foot wide by 8-foot tall lighting displays for a casino in upstate new york. it will consist of over 3,000 of these orange glass drops. >> those guys are going to be busy. >> they've been busy. >> another nod to its history. the return of a pairpoint original. the brothers are reintroducing the famous control bubble doorknobs. >> we spent a year and a half reverse engineering these great knobs for designers, for homeowners and for the commerci >> it's almost mesmerizing when you look at it. combining color recipes dating back more than 180 years with a clear vision toward the future, pairpoint is focused on preserving this brand and art for generations to come. >> so they're located right there along the canal, along the railroad tracks. they got permission to clear that out so they can build a new

along the railroad tracks so people can get off the train on the way down to the cape, go in, look at the glass. >> do they get a lot of retail business? >> they're trying to expand that. that's why they want to redo that retail space. they have a bright future. >> now i know where they're found. >> want to go outside? >> okay. >> boats. >> it's so pretty, a.j. >> it is very pretty. and you today, you have a good deal of wind to contend with that will be pushing you around quite a bit. not overly windy but a fresh breeze. sustained northwesterly, 12 miles per hour. you can see bumpy on the camera. that's because the wind is gusting past that. humidity on the low side. temperature right now 51 in town. 40's north and west. and warming up to about 50 in

so it's delicious outside right now under sunshine. off to our west, band of showers and some thunderstorms. that's a cold front that is slowly marching toward us. what it's doing right now is bumping into this big area of high pressure which is right over us and all the way down toward the carolinas, giving us a whole lot of sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard. it's supplying us, this region specifically, with quite -- very cool air. temperatures 40's and 50's out earlier this morning. but look at the changes going out toward chicago, st. louis, 60's and 70's. this air mass builds in here ahead of the rain, which will be arifling on tuesday. -- arriving on tuesday. so the rest of today and into tonight, high pressure overhead. tomorrow, nothing but sunshine. as we head into tuesday morning, really monday night and into tuesday, that's when the changes

you're going to notice additional humidity pouring into the house monday night into tuesday morning. also some showers moving in just prior to daybreak, it looks like, from west to east. they may stick around for a good portion of the day, which is great news. while it makes for a headache on the roadways, we'll get much needed rain. great day out there. 40's and 30's tonight which frost advisory, new ones, just issued by the national weather service at the top of the hour. these are in effect from 2:00 tonight to 8:00 tomorrow morning north and west of worcester. and the cranberry bogs. tropical storm karl hauling up toward the north and east and really just causing problems for the shipping lanes at this point.

which has moved off of africa. it's moving toward south america down here, the leewards and windwards out here. it's in between. forecast models are taking this system toward the west and toward the leeward and windwards. from there, one camp of models suggesting it goes into the gulf of mexico. another one tries to maybe curl it up toward florida. something we really need to watch over the next week or so, still days and days and days away from having any impact for bright, beautiful tomorrow. not so much tuesday. wet and then partial clearing for wednesday before more showers are possible for thursday into friday. rhondella, to you. >> thank you. a tribute this weekend to some new hampshire fallen heroes. six names are being added to the memorial dedicated to firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice. families and friends gathered to remember their loved ones lost this year and in years past. >> two firefighters have died in the last year, so we put their

line of duty deaths that we hadn't put on the memorial. >> the six names that were added to the memorial this year will be added to the national fallen firefighters memorial in maryland next year. >> 8:50 this morning. we continue to follow several breaking news stories coming out this morning. >> several people stabbed in an early morning fight in boston's theater district. and an arrest in the deadly mall shooting in washington state. what police say are saying about

>> welcome back. we're following breaking news out of boston. at least six people are injured after a fight in the theater district. police say that fight broke out on tremont street at 2:15 this morning. the victims were stabbed or cut with a bottle. no arrests have been made. >> breaking news in claremont, new hampshire. an officer shot and killed a before 5:00 this morning. the officer was not hurt. at this time, it's not clear what prompted the shooting. the scene is still very active right now, but again one person is dead after an officer-involved shooting in claremont. we are following breaking news out of washington state. police make an arrest in the deadly mall shooting. officers spotted 20-year-old arcan cetin 24 hours after the mass shooting that left five people dead inside the macy's

zombie-like. >> investigators are on the scene of a three-alarm fire in roxbury. it started in the basement at a building on elm hill park. nine people are without a home. damage estimated at $750,000. the cause of the fire under investigation. also a boil water order is in effect in hamilton. the order issued after a major water main b be in effect until test results come back. that means residents cannot drink or cook that water unless it is boiled first. >> the red sox are in the playoffs after last night's win against the rays. dustin pedroia seventh inning grand slam extends boston's winning streak to 10 games. 6-4 is the final. the magic number for the sox to clinch the a.l. east is three following its win and the blue jays' win over the yankees.

32, as in degrees. >> yes, some frost in some places. it was chilly. it was chilly this morning and we'll do it again tomorrow morning. in most cases, a little cooler than it was this morning. so bundle the kids up out at the bus stops tomorrow morning for sure and yourself as well. plenty of sunshine should warm things nicely into the afternoon. into the 60's. then we get some much needed rain on tuesday as we climb up to near 70. the humidity also comes -- does the rainfall. more showers are possible thursday and friday. >> we need it. we do need the rain. sounds cliche. >> thank you, a.j. >> thank you for joining us. we're going to take a quick break.

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