nothing to that effect. it's all being dredged up and i hate to see that because there is no substance to it. >> at this point carman is not facing any criminal charges. family members say he has a form of autism the sheriff says carman's neighbors have occasionally worried about his safety after they saw him hanging off his roof to make repairs to the house. >> continuing on with more breaking news, a shooting at an elementary school in south carolina. >> two students, a teacher wounded, let's get to maria who is live with the latest rm maria: a teenager under arrest at this hour and the associated press is reporting that that shooter shot his own father to death before he went on that rampage at the elementary school. two students as you said, and a teacher, all shot at the elementary school in south carolina. police arresting the teenager. they are confirming that that teenager shot his dad to death before going to that school, shooting that teacher and the kids. isolate late word that the

condition but another student was taken by helicopter to an emergency trauma center. the latest at 7:00. >> right now, police are trying to figure out what caused a livery vehicle to cross the median on 195 and west point. >> slamming head on into another car killing three people inside. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson is live in westport with what we know about the victims and the survivors. rhondella? rhondella: some of the survivors are from as far away as vermont. westport them get to area hospitals. it was rush-hour, just after 8:00 a.m. and people got out of their cars to try to help. >> a livery van crosses over from the westbound lane of i-95 crashing head on into a man, woman and child in a bmw driving eastbound. the 23-year-old new bedford woman in the bmw is killed. the van rolls over killing the van driver and one of the two passengers inside.

eastbound vehicle, a subaru, also crashes into the bmw and bursts into flames. the subaru drivers escapes the burning car before firefighters arrive. >> three vehicles involved. one vehicle was on fire, and we had multiple parents. reporter: three people were killed and four survived including a toddler, a boy in the car seat of the bmw. what caused the van to veer off where you see tire marks is under investigation. >> it's jusve first until we try to gain cell of evidence and figure out what was going on and how many people we had injured. rhondella: the highway eastbound was closed for several hours, state police withholding the names of the victims and the livery company. >> harvey leonard is tracking a system out in the tropics. it sounds like we need to keep annie on this one. harv: we do, even though it's well down the road.

it will move through the lower portion of the caribbean. then maybe make a move towards jamaica or cuba but five days from now it could start to emerge somewhere near the southeast bahamas, and after that we'll take a real close look as to the possibility of it coming northward or perhaps getting left behind. we'll talk more about that, and of course, the weather pattern we're now evolving into coming up in a few minutes. >> burlington high school football coach is on paid administrative leave right now accused of being verbally details. sarah? sarah: heather, the coach is well known in this community. he's led the team at the high school for almost 25 years. tonight he's on paid leave, accused of verbal misconduct. >> he's a good coach. he's good. he's a good coach. >> sean mcguire, popular and long time football coach at burlington high school is now on paid administrative leave. school officials announcing today that allegations surfaced

misconduct towards players, by the coach. the school did not give any other specifics. >> i like the guy. i think he's a fair coach but the kids just can't take it anymore, you know. the coach would grab your helmet, yell at you, push at you. kids go to their parents and complain. reporter: he's a captain on the team and has played at mcguire for years. >> like my son has never said, oh, he's yelling too much they put up with it because it's football. reporter: the superintendent released a statement that reads in part, the burlington public schools 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 who are out of line. kind of lick a drill sergeant almost. >> the coach will be on leave while the school investigates

me that they wrote a letter to the superintendent singing the coach's praises hoping it will help to get him back on the field. sarah, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> commitment 2016. ed: let's take you live to boston tonight where hillary clinton is appearing at a fundraiser. she'll be with singer sarah -- of course, earlier today clinton was campaigning with former rival bernie sanders in new hampshire, proving to be a critical swing state is new hampshire. janetli now. janet? janet: critical doesn't even begin to describe how important the granite state is to hillary clinton's strategy for victory. it's been 16 years since a democrat lost new hampshire in the presidential race and it turned out to be very costly for al gore. reporter: hillary clinton armed with her strongest weapon here in new hampshire, bernie sanders, knows without his millennials she could through granite state in less than six

so many young people. reporter: their message focused on sanders' key issue of tuition free education. >> every family in this country earning $125,000 or less, that's 83% of our population, should be able to send their kids to public colleges and universities tuition-free. reporter: the other key demographic clinton needs to persuade is indepets republicans. that's why she counted her big endorsement from john warner. >> i've been very clear about what i want to do if i'm fortunate enough to be elected president, and americans increasingly are zeroing in on the fact that we're not only electing a president, we're electing a commander-in-chief. reporter: why are new

so critical? >> i think it could be like it was in 2000 when al gore lost new hampshire by 7,000 votes which cost him the presidency. both campaigns are looking at this counting every electoral vote. >> perhaps not so coincidentally, a libertarian and licensing mate, wells, you remember him, they also are speaking here at unh tonight and right now new hampshire polls have them at about 10%, but the believe they are hurting trump and clinton equally. >> donald trump stumping in illinois and iowa talking economy and still getting in some digs on hillary's health. heather: julie continues our team coverage. >> trump running behind schedule for his event. the swing state has gone democrat since 1988 but it's looking much closer heading into this election. >> a whirlwind wednesday on the campaign trail for donald trump.

day in chicago with big promises for the economy. >> i'm very good for jobs. in fact, i'll be the greatest president for jobs that god ever created, that i can tell you, i'm very strong on jbs and the economy. reporter: it wasn't an entirely warm welcome in illinois. crews had to clean up anti-trump graffiti. trump's focus was already on the iowa voters ballots as early as tomorrow. >> raise your hand, christian conservatives, everybody? [cheers] raise your hands if you're not a christian conservative, i want to see this. -- a couple of people. reporter: although he may have landed in hot water talking stamina at the debate trump claimed clinton's unserious campaign is no match for challenges in the u.s. and

day off, day off, day off. all those day offs and then she can't even make to it her car. isn't it tough? >> it's back to key battleground new hampshire for trump tomorrow. his fourth visit to the republican national convention will be an afternoon rally in bedford. live in the studio, julie mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> still searching for justice nearly 25 years after a young massachusetts. j.c.: the new composite sketch compiled from dna evidence that could lead to her suspected killer. ed: a little misty at times in a few spot. eventually there will be some heavier rain. i'll try to time that out and what it means for your week. jerry: garoppolo quarters on the field, will either be ready for

them. >> cool. >> the papi guy? >> you should like him. >> could you sit in a car and not know that was big papi? >> no way. you have to see this kelly: you know me. nfalse, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors.

to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to protect access to mammograms. i approve this message because after all the false, negative ads, i'm still the kelly ayotte you know- and i'm still fighting for you. 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.

>> we're more than two decades after a young woman's murder. we now have a sketch of his suspect and that's through >> she was working her night job when she disappeared in april 1992. the 24-year-old's body was found four days later in the woods about four miles away. she had been raped and stabbed. a dna lab was able to use evidence that was previously seized in the investigation to come up with two composite sketches of what the suspect would have looked like. here's the one at the time.

now. age 50. the man is a mix of northern and southern european ancestry. have a listen. >> we're so hopeful, hopeful that this will bring for lisa the justice that she deserves. >> this is the first time this process of predicting physical appearance and ancestry from the unidentified dna evidence has been used in massachusetts. of course, we don't know weight, height, those kinds of things either. >> david ort disappoints behind or at the plate. >> he doesn't disappoint behind the wheel either. how one of the most recognizable figures in one in eight women will face breast cancer. difference death.n life ande

ned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible

>> cliff the coyotes may end up with a home in the zoo. he'll have to jump through a lot of bureaucratic things. >> they wanted to euthanize the coyotes but pubc the animal's life. new bedford is interested in housing cliff but obviously he has to be captured, get a clean bill of health and more importantly he has to get along with the female coyotes who already lives there. >> most importantly. >> think would you recognize big papi anywhere? >> certainly, come on. >> absolutely, but it's not the case for some bostonians. >> but it's almost unbelievable. watch what happens.

red sox star went undercover as a lift driver. >> >> i'm going to the red sox game tonight. >> me, too. >> really? >> i am. >> i have to admit i'm not a big baseball fan. they are so long. >> unless i'm drunk. [laughter] >> >> this is going to sound like a weird question but have you ever met the president? >> no. >> i don't mean to bribe but i took my brothers on the tour and we got to take a selfie with him. >> selfie? >> i'm the first one to ever do it. >> to take a selfie with the president? >> i like ortiz, he's retiring, though, this is his last year. he's my favorite. have i like two of his shirts that i wear. >> actually all of my shirts are his shirts. >> really? >> yeah. >> cool. >> all of mine are, too. >> because i'm david ortiz? >> what? [laughter]

to that huge human being and not know it's david ortiz. >> when he opens his mouth and talks, he's so charming and pleasant. >> the hand thing like this, really, come on. >> that's the biggest give away. >> how does that happen? >> wow! >> that was great. >> fantastic. >> the weather is a little less than fantastic. kind of cloudy, raw, damp, breezy, got this northeasterly wind coming in off the ocean. even a few little pock worcester airport 51 and we've got those gusty winds out of the northeast. >> 32 in lonew london and connecticut. it will feel colder because of the raw northeasterly wind. >> tomorrow's high temperatures will be similar to today. but -- up around concord, new

-- there is some dry air across vermont, new hampshire, and maine. i want to work southward but it's running up against high-level moisture that's trying to come up. in the short term, the area from the north may make some progress and tomorrow should be mostly a dry day. then eventually this wet weather looks like it's going to get here sometime later friday and probably be with us through saturday, even into sunday morning. >> maybe some appreciable rainfall during that period of time. >> so area of low pressure to build up. >> we'll show you futurecast. notice the clearing skies. about 495 north and west tomorrow morning. into the afternoon, may even make its way a little further south or perhaps late in the day or evening, but not going to last because then friday, the moisture from the south starts to build up and then that will await the rival of the rain. either later friday or friday night some of that rain should start working northward giving

that will probably last into sunday morning. what about the newest tropical storm matthew which will probably become a hurricane. these are all or different computer models clustered pretty consistently through the caribbean. however, after that, three days from now, meaning over the weekend it may start to lean more northward. get itself into this position early next week but after that, it gets very complicated. the steering currents that steer it may become weak. a couple of possibilit one, just getting left behind. another one maybe tries to make a move further northward but all of that is just speculation at this point. it's so early in the game. in the meantime here's your next seven days. tomorrow is your best chance north and west of boston of getting somewhat brighter. then it turns west eventually. later friday, friday night, saturday, saturday night, into sunday morning, slightly better sunday afternoon but you may still have a couple of showers for the patriots game. somewhat better monday and tuesday and wednesday, day by

portion of next week. hope to sigh next hour. i'm meteorologist harvey leonard. >> here's mike lynch with sportscenter 5. powered by xfinity. >> jim garoppolo recovering from a sprain. here's more from foxborough. >> do you feel like you can make the throws that you made before the injury? >> we'll assess it on it feel throwing the football? >> good. >> both patriots quarterbacks on the practice field wednesday, both dropping back to pass once again. >> jacobi's thumb banged up against a texan. today, in a brace. jimmy garoppolo's shoulder hurt against a dolphin today getting a test. neither has had to deal with these types of injuries before. >> different for sure. never been in that situation, not the funnest thing but it is what it is, i guess.

if i had to deal with it before. i don't think so. >> the injury report lists both brady back-ups as limited. can jimmy throw the ball downfield. watch behind me on this next clip. >> with no other quarterbacks in sight, expect both to be on the field. >> hamstring injuries heal slowly. >> definitely you've got to be careful. >> he tweaked his ham any august 15. now 6 1/2 weeks later he's yet to play a game at full strength and was limited at practice once again. >> got to progress, just can't hop right back in and be full go a hundred percent. i wish it was like that i can't wait, going crazy out there. >> with the patriots, josh -- wcvb, sportscenter 5. >> -- on a conference call. no face time available, just

voice edelman didn't recognize at the time. >> this is walt -- from the buffalo news. are you playing quarterback this week? >> what? >> are you playing quarterback this week? >> i'm going to do whatever the coach asks me to do. if they ask me to go out and give him a glass of water to someone on the sidelines i'm going to do i can to help our team win. >> okay. i can assure you all the yanks will recognize number 34 for the red sox and the magic number to clinch the east remains at one. they beat the yankees tonight they are in. they can still lose to the yankees and clinch if the orioles beat the blue jays up in toronto. so looking now at the bigger picture of the playoff team, the

indians, top team gets home field throughout the playoffs, cleveland is at detroit. taking you to port st. lucy, florida. tim tebo. his first at-bat, his first pitch in the instructional league for the new york mets. and he pulls a tony -- right out of the ballpark. first pitch for a home run. how about that. what a thrill for him. he's 29 years old, most of these guys are just out of college or high school playing in the instructional league but what a thrill for tim tebo as he's ng in baseball. you know what? i wish him the best. >> yeah, absolutely. >> looks like his got fans -- >> he's quite the athlete, too, i tell you. >> they seem to like him. >> time to flash forward. >> new tonight on newscenter 5 at 7:00, an appeals court says it is legal to take and share pictures of your ballot. the reason the new hampshire law banning pictures cannot stand. that's new on newscenter 5 at

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>> so when i was watching the practice footage -- >> harvey leonard is going to enter into the picture. >> here's the point. whoever starts this weekend only has to play one game. they don't have claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2.

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tonight, breaking news. shots fired at an elementary school. hitting children and a teacher, a suspect in custody. images now coming in from the scene. the deadly police shooting. the aftermath live on facebook. the man's sister saying she told police he was unarmed. authorities say he was in a, quote, shooting stance. in new york city. the new image from the fbi tonight, they now know who the mystery men are, after those bombs placed in new york. where are they now? major developments in the race for the white house. donald trump moments ago with a fresh attack on hillary clinton. and, tonight, trump's team acknowledges he needs to practice for the next debate. meanwhile, michelle obama tonight not holding back against trump. and the volcano erupting.