wwe newscenter 5 at 5:00. >> breaking news in south carolina. two have been shot at an elementary school. >> the shooter is in custody. here's breaking news with what we know. >> as you said there has been a shooting right now, good news is that the children's injuries appear to be nonlife-threatening. fortunately, right now we don't know the extent of the teacher's injury. the gunman opened fire inside the elementary school. >> you see chaos and panic. this is south carolina. police responded, they took a teenager suspect into custody. no motive known at this point but we can tell you an official is confirming, a death reported on the nearby road is related to the shoulding at the elementary school. it's just not clear how. all the other students and staff were bused to a nearby church and reunited with their parents and they are safe. ben and j.c.

multicar crash along the south coast. >> three people killed. several more hurt in the crash on i-195 eastbound in westport. rhondella richardson is live. what do police think happened? reporter: firefighters and police are telling me a wrong way driver crashed and caused injuries and fatalities across a tell of three weeks. the y is still under investigation. -- the ws investigation? >> a livery van crosses over crashing head on interest a family traveling eastbound in a white bmw. a 23-year-old new bedford woman in the bmw is killed. the van rolls over and the driver and one of the two passengers inside was killed. eastbound traffic on a collision course just after 8:00 a.m. caused a third vehicle. a subaru, to crash into the bmw and then burst into flames. the subaru driver escape the

injuries. >> one vehicle was on fire. and we had multiple patients. >> three people are dead, four survived including a little boy in a car seat in the bmw. what caused the fan to veer off is under investigation. it's the only section of road around exit 10 and 11 without a median barrier. >> it just happened that that area ones of the spots. >> just very chaotic, until we try to gain control and figure out what was how many people we had injured. >> state police with holding the name of the victims and that livery company and we're told that two other vehicles were damaged in the aftermath of the collision. >> live in westport, rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> breaking news in new hampshire tonight, police have located this couple, wanted for being with three children they do not have custody of. officers found bobby joe guy we are the children in manchester. they are all in good health and

michael mcmaster was found at a different location and taken into custody. >> the football coach at burlington high school placed on leave after allegations he verbally abused system of his players. >> sarah is live in burlington tonight. sarah? reporter: this is a popular coach. he's been around for some time, for almost 25 years. tonight he's on paid leave accused of verbal misconduct. >> i love the coach. i think hi reporter: the popular long time coach is now on paid administrative leave. school officials announcing that allegations surfaced for what they called verbal misconduct by the coach. they did not give any other specifics. >> i like the guy, i think has a good coach but the kids can't take it anymore.

complain. >> the school is a safe and welcoming educational community and we take any allegations of inappropriate verbal actions or behavior seriously. mcguire's reputation around the school is a tough one. >> he was definitely really, you know, cracked the whip on any players out of line. kind of lick a drill sergeant almost. >> so he'll remain on paid leave while the school investigates these allegations. i talked with another football parent who wrote to the superintendent moping that he'll return soon to the field. sarah con just, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> turning to weather. the tropics firing up. tracking the latest storms. might have an impact on us next week? >> it's not impossible. if it did it wouldn't be until sometime later next week but right now you can see there is barbados and you can see, here are the caribbean islands and it's formed right over there moving beyond it but big rains and winds up to 60.

indications are, this will become a hurricane in the days ahead. now, as we get to three days from now you see the general motion through the caribbean toward the general area of jamaica but after that almost all the models turn it more to the north so five days from now, or monday, it could be somewhere not far from the southern bahamas and then the question would be could it make a move up the east coast for later next week. that's one of the possibilities, but far from the only one at this early point in time. so something to watch and that's what we'll do. >> tha commitment 2016, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail in new hampshire. today she was joined by a former rival bernie sanders at unh. janet is live in durham, new hampshire. what do they have to say? >> basically, days are getting shorter and the strategy for both camps is getting very specific. numbers don't lie. hillary clinton knows she needs a win in new hampshire in less than six weeks. >> a victory in new hampshire depends on those bernie sanders

clinton doesn't match what millennials felt for sanders. so today the vermont senator demanded the crowd focus and think big. >> today when we talk about public education, it must be making public colleges and universities tuition-free. >> that was political candy for the crowd. ironically made up of more middle-aged supporters than students. clinton acknowledged her high negatives she's not the issue. it's their issues that matter on november 8. >> every issue you care about, think about it, because in effect it's on the ballot, too. it's whether or not we continue to fight climate change or we give in to denials. >> in addition to millennials clinton also needs african-americans to come out in big numbers like they did for president obama, today michelle

another key swing state, pennsylvania, but also released a new tv ad. >> that's why i believe in her. i hope you will join me. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> now the pressure on hillary clinton is intense considering that a republican presidential campaign has -- presidential candidate has not won this state since 2000 and that was the year al gore lost to george w. bush. we'll have more on that at 6:00. wcvb, 5. >> a live look at the hotel in boston where hillary clinton will hold a fundraiser tonight. singer will join her for a essential performance and the starting price for tickets, $16,700. >> we go live to counsel bluffs, iowa, where donald trump is addressing supporters. he started the day on the trail in chicago. julie mcdonald is following that campaign. >> we just got a look at the

clinton and bernie sanders depart from the key battleground states donald trump will arrive there tomorrow to hold a rally in bedford. today trump is making the rounds in illinois, iowa, and into wisconsin tonight. rudy giuliani set the stage for the g.o.p. nominee in iowa just now. the campaign there focused on christian conservatives, in counsell bluffs, encouraging voters to cast their ballots when early voting begins tomorrow. in his message today trump called subtle shot at clinton when talking diplomacy. >> i'm very good for jobs. in fact, i will be the greatest president for jobs that god ever created, that i can tell you. i'm very strong on jobs and economy. [applause] you. >> heard about the deplorables, right? we're going to be a friend to everybody. fanned they don't like me, they willened up liking me, all right? i'll be a friend even when they don't like me but they will end

politicians that don't produce. >> trump's whirlwind wednesday wasn't without controversy. before he arrived cleanup winds way to remove anti-trump graffiti, this after his earlier comments about how stop and frisk tactics could deter crime in chicago. in a protest outside his other fundraiser in illinois, demonstrators argued that trump's presence was an insult to women and minorities. >> wcvb, newscent you. >> 5 now on the opioid crisis. tonight new hampshire putting the focus on the best ways to take dealers off the street. the governor announcing operation granite hammer. a traditional $1.5 million in funds to law enforcement agencies across the granite state sharing information, one of the keys, to this program. >> we can never thank those in recovery, families who have lost loved ones, and our law

sacrifice must continue to be matched by urgent actions. >> the funds from operation granite hammer will help identify who is bringing opioids into the state and where their supplies are coming from. >> positive signs at gillette stadium. both jimmy grab -- listed as limited participants in will play on sunday against the bills at gillette statement. unlike yesterday -- not unusual for someone nursing a sprain. there is still plenty of time for more healing. >> it football.

play or anything like that. >> we have a tough game coming in. got to prepare. we have a new plan. come off a big win. >> we've got to go out and do our job. >> crashes a conference call with julie. >> outrage growing tonight after another officer involved shooting of an unarmed black man. still to come, the investigation right now in southern california and >> more testimony today in the bridge gate scandal. the information revealed about what chris christie's people knew. then 5:30. >> he has a target on his back. boston city council taking aim at canada geese and all the problems they leave behind. >> let's take a live look at first alert traffic. a little foggy in places but it

back towards -- doing okay. let's look at the expressway towards the 36. 36 minutes. long ride. man ab to route 3 headed north. upper deck to 128. the pike to newten -- further out, 495, 26 minutes. 495 from the pike up to 290, seven minutes. southbound, though, a little

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i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. please join me in voting no on question 2. >> near san diego, anger is rising about a fatal shooting of

strip mall. the man identified as alfred -- was acting erratically at one point pulling an object out of his pocket and assuming a shooting stance. he was then shot and killed. activists want them to prove their version of the incident. >> we want to see the whole story. put the whole video out there. >> police say the object he was holding has been recovered but they are not saying what it is. >> more testimony today alleging political alleging political payback with us behind the closure of traffic lanes of the george washington bridge three years ago. he testified he was told by governor chris christie's staff to produce a list of bridge authority workers who democrats could be removed. this happened a full three years before the lane closures. yesterday, he testified that christie in this encounter, that

the closings while they were happening and he laughed. governor chris city has not been charged but his former deputy chief-of-staff and an executive are on trial for closing the lines to allegedly punish the new jersey mayor who would not endorse chris owusu city's re-election. >> with threat of a government shutdown looming they have broken a stalemate over the budget. one sticking point had been funding for flint, michigan. reporter: that's right. now two days before a possible government shutdown lawmakers have found common ground on this issue. they have passed a short term budget. the house is expected to do the same. it includes money to fight zika and help louisiana flood victims, it doesn't include money for flint, mish. however, a compromise has been made, an amendment to a separate bill that authorizes $170 million to help flint and other

water emergencies. that money won't be coming until after the election but the white house is pleased, the president saying he's glad flint will be getting the money it needs. >> live in washington, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> vice president joe biden is taking his message against sexual assaults on to a hit tv series. biden will make a guest appearance tonight on a new episode of "law and order, special victims unit." the white house says it's all about his message filtering out the backing will of of rape kits. >> the most important thing is that arrow coming from the northeast. that is our wind direction and

it will be for a while. >> when will it break? >> early next week is the big break. >> sunday will be nice? >> might be pushing it a little bit. >> actually tomorrow i think some places will brighten up for a while. we'll show you that but right now it's 57 in boston. but that northeasterly wind at 17 miles per hour cuts through you and after such a warm summer and so many 90 degree days, with a northeast wind, certainly feels chile by comparison. it's 60 in hyannis and those winds are gusting. look at the gusts in worcester, providence, plymouth, hyannis, block island, 30 miles per hour. you see it's a little brighter off to the north. however, although you can see some of the clouds coming in from the northeast, then you also see clouds coming in from the southwest. these are higher level clouds. these are the low-level clouds. but in northern new england, where they are closest to the high pressure area they are seeing some sunshine or have been but now we have that

there is the sunshine i'm talking about. but then again, we're not that far away from that but we're not that far away from this. so it's kind of a battle. i think in the shorter term meaning tomorrow, most of us will be rain-free. enough dry air may work in for some brightening especially to the north and west but as we get deeper into friday and probably friday night and saturday, that's when some of the moisture from the south will take over and we could actually get some much-needed rain during that period of time. so, as you see tomorrow, we may get some clearing trying to work boston, but then notice the clouds do return on friday. here's a closer look showing tomorrow how north and west of boston, by a fair distance, it's cleared up. and that may try to work into about boston during the afternoon. may even try to work a little further south in the evening but it won't last because then the clouds will come back by friday and as we get deeper into friday we'll watch rain approach from the south and eventually overspread our region. it looks like friday night,

into saturday night and early sunday that will probably be the wettest period that we'll have. in the meantime it's cool. we'll be in the 40s where the clouds could break north and west into the 50s right along the coast and tomorrow, the warmest temperatures will be felt well north and west, where the skies will brighten the most. that's where it could be well up in the significant but boston, marshfield, probably just stuck in the upper 50s. did want to mention again the tropics. this is our newest tropical storm, matthew. likely to become a hurricane, as itov there is jamaica, there is cuba, after about three days from now, meaning around saturday, it could begin a turn northward so that by early next week, it could be approaching cuba and then maybe moving somewhere not far from the bahamas, so later next week, if it has any impact on us, that's when it will be. affecting the southeast coast as early as next week. that's only one possible solution. there are other possible solutions as it may not be an

so a lot still to be played out with that in the meantime let's check out our next seven days. there you go tomorrow, a little brighter north and west. we're gray, we're eventually wet later friday or friday night. saturday looks like a rainy day at times. sunday, a lot of clouds and a few spot showers getting somewhat better on monday. much better for tuesday and wednesday of next week. that's how it's looking right now. >> i'm okay with it. we need it. >> influenflu the -- the flu sh is upon us. >> the new research that offers a solution to the stress of shots. >> there is another warning about a samsung product many of americans use daily inside their

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>> we begin with breaking news involving the vermont man rescued at sea. nathan carman was brought back to boston yesterday after spending almost a week in the water after his boat sank. he tells the associated press the fishing boat sank within a matter of minutes taking his mother with it. he says he didn't harm her. linda carman is her name, who is now presumed dead and nathan also says he had nothing to do with his grandfath's 2013 unsolved murder. he had been a suspect but was never charged. we'll have much more on this story coming up ahead at 6:00. >> also breaking 59:30, the teenager suspect in a south carolina school shooting apparently killed his father before heading to the school. two students and a teacher were hurt in the shooting. they are reportedly in good condition at a hospital so this is a blessing. the teenage shooting in custody.