>> it is 4:30 this thursday. erica: a mysterious call for help since police officer scrambling. the new information on that incident coming in this morning. randy: a toddler struck by a car in your own driveway by her seven-year-old sister. erica: the celebration in red sox nation even after a loss. lots to celebrate. randy: a lot of wind out there this morning. cindy: notice the temperature, just 57 in boston. the wind out of the north-northeast sustained at 20.

hour on the south shore in plymouth. the wind is making it feel even chillier. 51 in worcester. it does feel like it is in the 40's. the wind bringing a touch of drizzle. northern worcester county. a few more along the south coast. we cannot rule out a patch or two of drizzle this morning, but the big area of rain is to the south. someth of clouds along the coastline. some brightening happening up to southern new hampshire. as we get deeper into the afternoon, some of that me sink down, so we may actually see a little bit of brightening with sunshine developing and spot this afternoon by about 4:00. temperatures stuck in the 50's to around 60 degrees. there is another cool, raw day-to-day.

olessa: this is eastbound heading away. no problems right now. pretty much the story -- a couple of construction projects still in place heading out along the expressway. no issue south of town. looking good on route 3, 24 and 95 as well. once again, as you travel southbound from route 2a -- and your class project on the southbound side of 128. we are buses to start the morning on-time. randy: police trying to unravel a bizarre mystery. erica: all of this involving a young woman and a large crime scene. internet antonio is live at weymouth police headquarters. -- antoinette antonio is live

telling them she was tied up.all of this happening down an embankment off route 18. the way method fire department, police and state police were involved in the search. we can see officers climbing up and down that embankment using a rope. police also laid out several evidence markers including one next to a shoe. weymouth police are not releasing a lot of information. out how that woman ended up down in the wooded area. as soon as we get more information, we will bring that to you. randy: a 14-year-old is in custody accused of shooting to students and a teacher at an element tree school in south carolina -- at an elementary school. he is also a suspect in his father's death. the teenager was taken down at the school by a volunteer

but the other student remains in critical condition. erica: a boater rescued at sea disputing allegations his boat may have been unsafe. nathan carman says he would have not have taken his mother out fishing if he thought his boat was not seaworthy. it was about 100 miles off rhode island when they started thinking. carman made it to a life draft but there has been no side of his mother. >> i did see a life raft. i did not see or hear my mom. i swam to holding on to the survival gear. i got on board the life raft was looking around and calling out to my mom. erica: three years ago court papers said he did come under suspicion and the death of his grandfather found dead in his connecticut home. carman was never charged and denies any involvement. randy: a toddler is

this could have happened. sera congi is at children's hospital with what we know. era: that two-year-old child is hospitalized with some pretty tough injuries. the children were at their families home in salem, new hampshire. police say the mother gave the seven-year-old the car keys and permission to start the car. moments later, she heard screams. >> ma'am, we can't understand you. i need you to take a breath. >> children are inquisitive. it was unsupervised. they are going to do things when the parents are not looking and they are going to do things that could potentially put themselves in danger. ersera: police say it appears te older child has been allowed to

chin but is expected to be ok. randy: the head varsity football coach at burlington high school is on leave, accused of verbal misconduct. administrators would not give out any specifics, but they say that they take any allegations of this kind seriously. an attorney for maguire says they have not been provided with any specifics about the allegations or but they are confident in investigation will find that the coach did not do anything wrong. erica: today, donald trump is headed for new hampshire. that battleground state in the crosshairs of an intensifying political battle. hillary clinton and bernie sanders teamed up on the campaign trail yesterday. one concern young voters will back a third party candidate. gary johnson and his running mate were on the unh campus last night.

7000 votes. both campaigns are looking at this. erica: polls show clinton is 3-5 points ahead of trump in the granite state. randy: the governor will be headed to israel. the trade mission will focus on pitching -- as a business hub in addition. to baker, 40 representatives of private-sector business will be on that mission. -red sox nation still celebrating. the team went from worst to first, clinching the american league east title. and there was plenty of celebrating last night. erica: 10 i will be another big moment as big papi makes his last regular-season appearance.

lead. then the yankees mark teixera -- the blue jays lost. the sox clinch after two straight years of finishing in last place. call for justice in brockton. randy: pleas to help police solve a two crime. the clues they are using. erica: a crackdown on canada geese. is are leaving behind. the mess the city council is taking on. cindy: we could be sneaking in a little bit of sunshine believe it or not today. tracking that.

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erica: the city of boston is dealing with a population problem. leaders considering a crackdown on canada geese. they have taken over parks and golf courses eating four pounds of grass a day. the city council was birds. >> it is a question of public health, but also a question of protecting our investment. it is destroying our parks. we need to take that investment we have made seriously. erica: the city invested a quarter of $1 billion in the park system. randy: two boston area cities have made a list of healthiest places to live in the country. "time magazine" puts quincy on

number five and nashua, new hampshire, number six. the rankings were based on factors including access to medical care, rates of disease and how healthy residents feel. number one on the list -- highlands ranch, colorado, a suburb of denver. how does a free cup of coffee sound this morning? erica: why many coffee chains are giving away coffee today,

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as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discrimination, 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. cindy: where is my fleece, where are my boots/ ? erica: freezing. cindy: we are just not used to it. it has been so warm. we didn't. we're holding out. still september. we have got a long way to go. the month itself has been

we were 72 back on tuesday. yesterday, 61. it fell into the 50's in the afternoon. colder than average. that is the story here. and it's going to continue to be the story through the upcoming weekend. very little change in terms of the temperature over the next several days. 51 right now in worcester. 50's and the north shore, south shore. the cape. the wind coming in off the water. this kind of biting, raw wind that makes all the difference. you can see the gusts over 20 miles an hour now. by this afternoon, the winds are still gusting over 20 miles an hour along the coastline. during the day tomorrow, the winds are still active. this wind is going to be with us the next couple of days. it brings in the moisture off the ocean. you can see the radar picking up on a couple of patches of drizzle. we have had a little bit here floating and parts of the south coast. but nothing all that

a number alone with you as you are heading out but i think i rain chances are very low -- it wouldn't hurt you to throw an umbrella. an area of low pressure has stalled out in this direction. we are going to be under the influence of this area of high pressure that noses out a bit. going to try to bring in drier air. as we get into the afternoon, the clouds break for a little bit of sunshine. that wind is feel chilly. temperatures stuck either side of 60 degrees along the close line. am-- the coast line. look at concord, 67. nashua 64 degrees. through much time, brightening the sky. boston under the clouds. a little patchy to resolve through lunchtime. as we get into the afternoon, boston, worcester on northward,

of sunshine today. it is not going to last. tonight, temperatures in the 40's and 50's. clouds are thickening. watching this area of moisture starts to lift northward. as we get deeper into friday, the rain chances will be increasing. attentional flooding to the mid-atlantic states. we are going to see pieces of this heavy rain break off and head o ur direction friday night and set it up. notice that noontime, it is still mainly dry. by the evening hours, the rain is coming in. the rest of us see that rain filling and during the overnight. and you are waking up on saturday morning, and it looks to be a wet start. a wet start to the weekend and then on sunday a couple of lingering showers. i don't think we really start to brighten things up until the

pattern out out of here. olessa: so far the roads looking quite. that is southbound heading to the bottom of the screen. the leverett connector all nice and quite this point. if you're heading out at the expressway, we have some road work towards the o'neill tunnel. south of town, you're in good shape on routes 3, 24, 95. southbound, from route more road work in the final stages on 128 south by route 3. no problems on 495. randy: thank you. right now family and friends are begging for help two years after a a man was run down and killed by a hit-and-run driver in the city of brockton. two years later there are still no suspects, very few leads in t his case.

? ? randy: they sang and they prayed. all of the people gathered one of the same thing -- justice for the 31 year old carl gansty. some friends are losing hope. his mother is begging for the driver to do the right thing. >> this is the most painful part about it is that he was left, that nobody stopped. >> horrible. i it when it happened. just hoping eventually they will find someone. randy: this is surveillance video released after the crash showing a silver minivan believed to be involved in a hit-and-run. anyone who has any information is asked to call brockton police. erica: a check on the markets. asian stocks dump overnight thanks to news that opec plans to cut oil production for the first time in 8 years.

investors will be watching for the weekly jobs -- new hampshire tourism leaders are predicting a record-breaking fall season. they are looking for a 5% increase in visitors and more and spending compared to last season. the state has unveiled a new marketing campaign that hopes to make new hampshire the northeast's premier vacation destination. it is national coffee day. that means free coffee at many popular spots. cumberland farms offering a free cup with a food purchase. starbucks is offering free coffee trees. they will donate coffee trees to farmers in need. randy: now to the stories trending right now. quarterback turned slugger tim tebow hitting a home run for his first at-bat. it came during his first instructional league game in florida and front of 250 fans.

next at-bat. the mets signed the 29-year-old to a minor-league deal earlier this month. the thing not to do with your new iphone 7. there is a youtube video out there showing someone drilling a hole into an iphone. the man behind the video is bogusing showing you how to create an headphone jack. do not fall for this. all you do is destroy your phone. ahead and take a selfie with their ballot. a federal court threw out the s tate's law banning people from taking a picture of the ballot. state leaders admit it's next to impossible to enforce. cost of daycare is eating up a huge chunk of the family budget. erica: the price tag and what you can get for just about the

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to go. erica: a bizarre rescue in weymouth. police trying to figure out how a woman ended up down a ravine. she called for help off route 18 saying she was tied up. randy: police in philadelphia have shot and killed a man who stabbed two children. the man grabbed his teenage daughter by the throat and stabbed his eight-year-old and stabbed his 13-year-old fen he was asked to take his hand out of his pocket. as he approached police officers. that is when he opened fire. the conditions of the victims is unknown. erica: caught on camera, the moment just before san diego police officer opened fire on a man in a perceived threatening stasnce. -- stance. it turns out he was holding e-cigarette device. the sister of the victim for police her brother had suffered

the shooting has triggered protests. randy: congress heads off a government shutdown. a bill to fund federal agencies passed but only until december. the resolution passed both the house and the senate with broad support. the bill also includes federal money for the fight against the zika virus and for the lead contaminated water crisis in flint, michigan. erica: first it was exploding cell phones. now samsung is it dealing with exploding -- some in the last 18 months, 21 people have reported explosions. samsung released a statement admitting some units make serious abnormal vibrations and can cause problems. randy: all outdoor water use is banned in needham. the town is asking residents to limit all nonessential indoor water use. they are trying to repair a leaky pipe in the town's water

than college? anew report finds the average cost of full-time childcare for a child up to age four is $9600 a year. compare that to the average cost of in-state college tuition and that is $200 less. in massachusetts, daycare cost even more, $13,000 year. randy: those kids, so costly. something you can remind them of. costing me? cindy: so, yesterday we had a little bit of drizzle. i don't expect much more than that today. or even through tomorrow morning. as we get through tomorrow morning into saturday, that is when our rain chances are really going to wrap up. however, there is a lot of dry air that has snuck into parts of northern new england. some of that may try to come south today. there are going to be spots

brighten up today. some good news. you see the heavy rain. man, it has been coming down to the mid-atlantic states. a piece of this is going to start to lift northward as we get to the start of the weekend. today not a bad day. we have got that clouds, that raw wind. it is chilly. upper 50's to around 60 degrees. 60's all the way down to philly. d.c. in the lower 70's or the middle of the country is dry. this upper-l l out of our hair. we are watching tropical storm matthew. winds up to 65 miles in our. notice the forecast track. this takes us through the caribbean. it is going to skim jamaica. at that time strengthen into a hurricane. from this point forward, our computer models are actually lifting this northward into the bahamas. as we get into next week, this could be a player for the eastern seaboard.

saturday by drying out somewhat on sunday. sunshine returns next week. randy: a big police response on the south shore. the mystery surrounding calls for help in weymouth. >> i knew that we had a problem, but i didn't know that it was this big. emily: a rescued boater shedding new light on what happened at sea. the claims he says are not true. randy: making bicycle safety the push for change today at city hall. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> [cheers and applause] emily: quite the party for the red sox after they lose. the cause for celebration. and the milestone today for big papi. thanks for joining us this thursday morning.