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.

emily is off today. randy: i'm randy price here with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: what a change yesterday. that wind is still out there. you can see it in boston out of the north-northeast. 23 miles per hour sustained with a temperature of 56 in boston. wind gusting over 30 in town, down on the south shore and plymouth. morning, and temperatures are in the 50's. a jacket required heading out the door are sure. a little bit of patchy drizzle showing up on the radar. out through parts of northern worcester county, you can see overall we just have cloud cover overhead. steadier rain is sitting to the south, and it is not moving in our direction. in fact, this area of high pressure to the north is bringing down drier air. as we go through the day, clouds

town having to lunchtime. and during the afternoon, we may see some sunshine in boston, north shore, through metrowest and worcester county. the cloudier skies are on the south shore. the temperatures stay chilly, holding in the 50's, nudging that 60 degree mark into the afternoon. by 3:00, 5:00, we are breaking out into sunshine. some improvement, but temperatures are again on the chillier side. let's get you out to the roads. good morni of the expressway by the south able. the northbound side is so far nice and quiet. let's check the rest of you ride. northbound side of the expressway picking up in final stages of construction by the o'neill tunnel. so far, problem three on route 3 and 24. if you are traveling the pike, 15 minutes eastbound 128. roadwork picking up by highland avenue and again as you travel

stages on the southbound side of 128. trains and buses on schedule. randy: right now, police are trying to unravel a bizarre mystery on the south shore. erika: all of this involving a young woman, a steep ravine, and a large crime scene. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live at weymouth police headquarters with what we know this morning. antoinette: it all started last night when that young woman called after they searched a wooded area. let's go ahead and take a look. all of this happening along 18 near the ramp to route 3. the weymouth fire department and police are all involved in the search. we can see officers climbing up and down that steep embankment with the rope. police also laid out several evidence markers, including one

releasing much information about this. we are still waiting to figure out how exactly that woman ended up down that embankment, and also her condition this morning. as soon as we learn more, we will bring it to you. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: right now, a boater rescued at sea is disputing allegations that his boat may have been unsafe. nathan carman says he would not have taken his mom out fishing if he thought his boat was not seaworthy. the pair was about a hundred sinking. carman made it to a life raft but there has been no sign of his mother. >> i did not see or hear my mom. i swam out to the liferaft, holding on to it. i got on board the liferaft and was looking around. i was calling out to my mom. erika: three years ago, court papers show nathan carman came under suspicion in the death of

carman was never charged in that still unsolved death and denies any involvement. randy: right now a 14-year-old is in custody accused of opening fire at a south carolina elementary school, and police say he is also a suspect in his father's death. police say the gunman drove up to the townville school and opened fire on the playground. two students and a teacher were shot. the teenager quickly taken down by a volunteer firefighter. the school was evacuated and frantic parents picked up their >> it's scary. you don't think anything like this would ever happen around here. randy: then a twist two miles away -- a 911 call. 47-year-old jeffrey osborne was found shot to death. police believe his son killed him, then went to the school and opened fire. authorities say the teacher and one student are back home this

boston. the eyeopener's sera congi is live with how hundreds will make their voices heard today. sera: that rally today will focus on safety concerns all around boston. especially for people who walk and ride their bikes on streets across the city. there have been growing calls for change after a string of tragic crashes, including the one that killed boston university researcher anita kurmann. she was struck and killed while riding her bike near the intersection of be the group organizing today's rally the vision zero coalition wants the city to spend more money on redesigning roads. hire more staff to deal with the issue. and deliver on goals laid out last year including lowering the speed limit on boston streets. mayor walsh's office says he is committed to all of that. today at the rally they will have representatives from the

sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: there will not be another government shutdown at least for now. last night, congress passed a bill that will fund federal agencies until december. it also includes federal money for the fight against the zika virus and to help deal with lead-contaminated water in flint, michigan. erika: today, donald trump is headed for new hampshire. that battleground state now in the cross hairs of an intensifying political battle being waged by both campaigns. >> the next 40 days will determine the next 40 years. erika: hillary clinton in new hampshire with just 40 days to go till election day, joined by some welcomed advocates. >> going high when they go low. erika: first lady michele obama in front of a loud crowd made up of mainly young people pumping up clinton's qualifications for president. >> nobody has had as much exposure to be presidency as hillary rodham clinton -- not bill, not barack, and she's a

erika: even vermont senator bernie sanders joining the clinton support bandwagon, urging battleground state voters to back his former primary rival. >> it is absurd, it is disgraceful for donald trump and his friends to be talking about hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks for the top 1%. erika: donald trump in wisconsin last night, still insisting he won the first presidential debate and going after clinton >> follow the money the wall street investors who have rigged the regulations against the middle class. they are donating to hillary clinton. erika: meantime, trump's camp is promising he will be more prepared for the next debate, which is a town hall format. randy: governor charlie baker will be headed to israel in december. the six-day trade mission will focus on pitching massachusetts as a potential business hub. the governor is also expected to address cyber security during

sector representatives will be on the mission. erika: this morning red sox nation is still celebrating. the team going from worst to first, clinching the american league east title. and, of course, there was plenty of celebrating last night. tonight will bring another big moment as big papi makes his last regular season appearance at yankee stadium. we should point out they clinched without winning the baseball game. the sox took a 3-0 lead into the but craig kimbrell walked in a run before the yankees mark teixeira ended it with a walk-off grand slam. still, the blue jays lost so the sox clinch after two straight years of finishing in last place. planning for retirement is a process that takes years. randy: the mistakes you could be making now that will cost you later. new insight after a harsh report on the racial climate at a boston school.

erika: a lifelike halloween decoration pulled from the shelves. the complaints over this creepy peeper. cindy: another round of cool temperatures and mist. but there is a chance for some sunshine today. that's ahead in my forecast plus when the more substantial rain arrives. right now of those wins are

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erika: and we're proud to be a sponsor of the great event which runs through october 9. randy: is interesting to see the sun in the video. cindy: there might actually be a little son sneaking into some areas. it will be a cooler than average day -- yesterday it was 61 after being 72 on tuesday and there's a cooler than average finish as the story of the next couple days, temperatures hovering on either side of 60 degrees and close to 70 this time of year.

the coast line of 30 miles per hour in boston -- that is definitely making it feel cooler. it is still gusty out there and that will be the case through the overnight and into the day tomorrow. northeasterly wind will be continuing. and there will also be a little mist and drizzle, sign most part we are just dealing with cloud cover out the door. the most substantial rain as to the south, moving up toward new york city. this is stuck in place right now, and this is not coming our way until later friday and saturday. some of this is going to come down deeper into the afternoon so after a lot of cloud cover this morning, by 3:00, you might

this northeasterly wind -- another cool day. near 60 in most spots and as for temperatures they will be in the mid 60's. their lunchtime a lot of clouds and as we get into the afternoon there is brightening from the city through worcester and metrowest. cloudier skies remain over southeastern massachusetts in the clouds filled back in for everyonern tomorrow we will watch that area of moisture begin to go northward -- it's a slow process and over the next couple days the heaviest rain stays to the south. flooding is a concern through the mid-atlantic. we are watching one tropical storm as we go through the next several days and into next week -- here's the timeline on the rain. it comes in after lunchtime and by the evening we get into

inch to an inch of rain, lingering on saturday, picking up slowly. sunday is better but i don't think we see brightening until early next week. if we can sneak in some blue skies, maybe take a picture. olessa: thank you. so far the roads are fairly quiet we're looking at some canceled trains near providence, both canceled this the rest of the trains are running on schedule. this is wrapped 1 in saugus, southbound side fairly quiet. let's get to the maps and check the rest of your trip as you head into boston -- construction picks up by the o'neill tunnel, south of town fine, 24 looks good at brockton, 95 no problem. construction picks up by highland avenue and also by

line has a couple canceled trains but everything else is on schedule. erika: this morning, u.s. attorney carmen ortiz is speaking out days after releasing a critical report on the boston latin school. ortiz tells "the globe," quote, "we hope that by affirming some of the issues and problems that were being faced by a group of students, that those problems will be addressed." her recent investigation concluded civil rights of students were violated when the school failed to look into racial harassment claims. ortiz says she's confident reforms underway at th umass is planning a huge upgrade. the university system will spend $2.5 billion on campus improvements over the next five years. that includes $212 million in upgrades on the boston and amherst campuses, along with a big renovation to umass lowell's largest dorm. the move comes as students express concern about increased tuition to the state schools.

proposal that would ban the importing of american lobsters to countries in the european union. sweden wants to list the crustaceans as an invasive species because they've now been found in european waters. congressman seth moulton and senator ed markey called the push quote excessive and unscientific. today wells fargo's embattled ceo will face another grilling in washington. he's set to go before the house financial services committee this morning. that comes as california announced it will suspend some business with the bank. wells fargo is facing allegations that bank employees opened millions of accounts without customers' permission. checking the markets, asian stocks jumped overnight thanks to news that opec plans to cut oil production for the first time in eight years. right now u.s. stock futures are higher. today investors will be watching for that weekly jobs snapshot. erika: saving for retirement is a job that never ends. and experts say there's a good

make sure you're putting enough away. first, look at your contribution levels. make sure you're putting away at least as much as your company matches otherwise you're throwing away free money. next, check your allocation. are you comfortable with the amount of risk you're taking? there are online questionnaires that can help. and finally, reassess your funds. your 401k is just the start make sure you're always looking at all your options. a former pro-quarterback steps up to the plate. tim tebow critics to rest. that's ahead in eyepoppers. then new on the eye at 5:30, a local high school football coach on leave. the accusations against him as parents and students come to his defense. erika: and a new hampshire toddler is in the hospital after being run over by a car. the charges her mother could now

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erika: we are getting excited for the 5k, that benefits the childhood bring disease. you can learn more about it tonight at 7:00. cindy: also, notice the rain to the south right now. unfortunately some of that will work in getting into the

there will be the chance of showers with temperatures in the 50's but it's dry this morning, a lot of temperatures in the 50's with a gusty winds and lightning possible, especially north and west. you can see the rain coming in as we head towards friday and into the first half of your weekend. randy: thank you. time for your thursday eyepoppers. olessa, what do we have? olessa: well, plenty of people have been doubting tim tebow's switch to baseball, but check this out. the one-time q.b. hit a homerun on his fst he was swarmed by his teammates after rounding the bases. not too shabby for a first outing. and this will make your eyes pop for all the wrong reasons. home depot is pulling what they called the scary creeper peeper off their shelves in canada. the halloween window decoration is supposed to look like a

saying the decoration makes light of a serious crime. the retailer agreed and removed it from stores. taking selfies with your ballot is now legal in one battleground state. the decision that overturned a recent ban. answ military. the tough questions for president obama. and a live look outside -- it's 5:26 on this thursday morning.

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randy: a bizarre mystery takes police into the woods. turned into a big crime scene in weymouth. >> ma'am, ma'am, we can't understand you. i need you to take a breath. erika: a mother frantic after a toddler is run over by her 7-year-old sister. and what happened moments earlier has police asking questions. erika: from worst to first. the red sox clinch. plus, big papi's big move tonight in enemy territory. on the eye.

eye-opener. randy: 5:30 on this thursday, september 29. good morning, worcester. thanks for joining us, i'm randy price. erika: i'm erika tarantal; emily is off today. we're here with cindy and olessa. cindy: it has been a little northeasterly wind chilly and foggy, gusting 20-30 miles per hour. obviously it is adding a chilled to the air and temperatures are running in the 50's, feeling cooler. 51 in worcester and closer to 50 on the cape. look how much temperatures drop in concord.

to sneak down to the south today. there will be some that happens north and west of the city. a lot of this is trying to have northward but it's running into high-pressure. we have a lot of clouds are the north, and you can see that we are getting brightening by lunchtime to the north and west and then that goes southward when it may brighton down to boston with a good chunk of the the wind keeps us down all day long, 50 near 60, but with brightening in the afternoon. it will be warmer for the merrimack valley. trouble on the trains this morning. olessa: yes, a few delays you need to know about. fairmont springs is canceled and

that will be making a stop so expect some delays. if you are heading out on the pike here's a check by allston brighton and so far it just a little bit of volume. no issues right now, the expressway is starting to build delays, 20 minutes braintree into boston. 495 to 128 in 93 south looks good, some delays out of methuen and you are in good shape down for the leverett connector. erika: some of the stories we're following right now on the eye, police are trying to figure out how a woman ended up down a ravine in weymouth. she called for help from a wooded area off route 18 last night saying she was tied up. it's not clear how badly she was hurt. randy: the red sox are a.l. east champs this morning after two years of finishing in last place. the sox celebrated even after losing to the yankees in the bronx. they finish up that series tonight with big papi making his last regular season appearance

erika: and donald trump is headed to new hampshire today. the republican nominee will hold a rally in bedford this afternoon. hillary clinton campaigned in the granite state yesterday along with former rival bernie sanders. right now a toddler is recovering after being run over by her 7-year-old sister. randy: now police are investigating how this could have happened. the eyeopener's sera congi is at children's hospital with what we know this morning. sera: that toddler is hospitaliz h the children were at the family's home on south policy street in salem, new hampshire. police say the mother gave the older child the car keys moments later she heard screams. >> ma'am, we can't understand you. i need you to take a breath.

they are going to do things that could potentially put themselves in danger and others in danger. sera: police say it appears the older child has been allowed to start the family car in the past. the mother involved could now face criminal charges. the little girl who was hit has broken bones and injuries to her chin and scalp but is expected to be ok. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: we've learned one of the victims in a horrific highway crash in westport was a 23-year-old new bedford woman. she was in a car that was struck head-on by a livery driver on i-195 in westport yesterday morning. that livery car crossed the median from the westbound side into the eastbound side of the highway. the two men in that car also died. state police are investigating

by a hit and run driver in brockton. two years later there are still no suspects and few leads in that case. and they want that to change. they sang and they prayed. all of the people gathered at the site of that crime last night want the same thing, justice for 31-year-old carl yancey. he'd just left his job at shaw's two years ago and was crossing belmont street when he was struck and killed. yancey's mother begging for the driver to do the right thing. >> this is the most painful part about it, that he was left, then nobody stopped. >> a.l. is totally heartbroken about it -- i was totally heartbroken about it when it happened.

is asked to call brockton totaln about police. randy: right now the head varsity football coach at burlington high school is on leave. shaun maguire is accused of verbal misconduct toward his players. school administrators wouldn't give out any other specifics but say 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 who made them. but they're confident an investigation will find that the firm questions for the president from members of the military. his response to a recent national anthem protest. and ahead in news to go, new details in a deadly police shooting in san diego. the item officers say they thought was a weapon. erika: the cost of daycare skyrocketing in the u.s. the shocking comparison to

really bugging you? is there a traffic mystery you just can't figure out? ask olessa. tweet me, post on my facebook page or email ask olessa at hearst.com. i'll get answers for you and share them right here on the eyeopener. as far as the roads right now we are in pretty good shape -- this is the pike by allston brighton. we are watching some delays on some of the commuter trains and i will have all the details coming up. cindy: northeasterly winds are keeping the temperatures below the 50's to near 60 all the long, however all the clouds out there this morning may try to break north and west, so there could be some brightening. don't get used to it. steadier rain coming in through the first half of your week with showers around on sunday. erika: president obama taking some tough questions from members of the military. including how he feels about

>> as commander in chief, how do you feel about those nfl players choosing this typically respected time to voice their opinions? >> in a democracy like ours, there will be a lot of full who do things we don't agree with. but as long as they are doing it within the law, then we can voice our opinion objecting to it, but it's also their right. erika: at last night's town hall meeting at a virginia army base, the president also took qst terrorism. obama answered that he didn't want to confuse terrorists with the billion peaceful, responsible muslims. randy: ahead in news to go, a mysterious crime is under investigation in weymouth. plus, beating the deadline. the budget bill passed just days ahead of a possible government shutdown. and a deer attack in new jersey captured on a police dashcam. what the driver says happened

randy: kicking off your news to go with high hopes for fall in parts of new england. new hampshire tourism leaders are predicting a 5% increases in visitors and even more spending than last year. erika: and when we should be heading north to get the best

this year because of the drought. the trees have been drawing and a lot of them will be changing early. we typically see the peak of fall foliage in early october which is next week. but the farther south you go it's a little bit later. usually mid-to-late october but it could be later. it's been feeling like october outside, chili yesterday continuing with below average temperatures. over the next several days through the upcoming weekend we will get closer to 70 degrees. but the temperatures are running in the 50's now in combination with a chilly wind off the water. 30 miles per hour, the strongest along the coastline but everywhere will notice the wind. a lot of clouds out there now with patches of drizzle not out of the question, but we have

southward and hold off this rain so we may brighten things up before the rain starts to move northward. our chance for rain is pretty low for tomorrow morning and then it ramps up later tomorrow and you can see what happens. north and west of town, even before lunchtime, a lot of clouds at the coastline and they will stay across southeastern massachusetts but look at worcester. enjoy that. cool for this time of year and warm through the merrimack valley. the rain comes in toward tomorrow afternoon and look at those temperatures, let's get you back out to the roads. some trouble on the trains? yes -- olessa: yes, a couple trains canceled.

accordingly. not seeing too many problems of volume picking up. heading into boston on the leverett connector. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your trip. 24 building delays out of brockton, half-hour braintree into boston. 15 minutes eastbound 4952028, delays out of methuen to andover, and once agaias schedule. randy: now to a bizarre investigation underway in weymouth. erika: the eye's antoinette antonio is live at police headquarters where there are a lot of questions this morning. antoinette: still a big mystery this morning -- a woman was rescued after calling 911, saying that she had been tied up .

route 18 when the fire department, police department, and state police were involved in the search and we could see officers climbing up and down the embankment with the rope. police also laid out several evidence markers. police are not releasing much information about this -- we still don't know how this woman ended up down that embankment or her condition this morning as soon as we learn more we will bring it to you. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. sera: a two-year-old toddler from new hampshire is here at children's hospital after she was run over by her older sister. salem police say the 7-year-old child was at the wheel of the car in the driveway of the family's home, when the vehicle rolled back and over the toddler, police say the children's mother had given the older child the car keys, and permission to start the car,

the toddler has broken bones and other injuries but is expected to be ok. the mother could face criminal charges. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: police in san diego say a man shot and killed by an officer was holding an electronic cigarette. video shows the man holding the device while taking a so-called shooter's stance. before the shooting, the sister of the victim told police that her brother had suffered from an emotional breakdown, but that he was unarmed. video of the shooting to police, but it has not been released. randy: the family of a man shot and killed by framingham police will get $3.75 million. 68-year-old eurie stamp was killed by accident during a swat drug raid in 2011. his family sued and details of the settlement were just released. emily: this longtime rhode island mobster is expected to plead guilty to blocking the investigation into the killing

next month. next month. he's accused of making false statements during the investigation into steven disarro's 1993 murder. disarro's remains were found back in march in providence. several people are charged in the killing including former new england mafia boss cadillac frank salemme. randy: there won't be a government shutdown at least for now. congress passed a bill to fund federal agencies until december. the resolution passed both the house and the senate with broad support. the bill also approves federal money for the fight against the zi lead-contaminated water crisis in flint, michigan. erika: hundreds more american troops are headed for iraq. president obama authorized sending 600 additional forces to the region yesterday to help iraqi forces. they'll be focused on recapturing the city of mosul from islamic state forces. but will mainly help with logistics and intelligence. randy: today donald trump is headed for new hampshire. that battleground state now in the cross hairs of an intensifying political battle.

3 to 5 points head of trump in the granite state. hillary clinton and former rival bernie sanders teamed up for a campaign stop at the university of new hampshire. the topic, college affordability. they have been targeting young voters who may be inclined to back a third party candidate. gary johnson and running mate bill weld were also on the unh campus last night. erika: new hampshire voters can go ahead and take a selfie with their ballot it's their constitutional right. a federal court yesterday threw people from taking a picture of their ballot. massachusetts also has a ban on selfies in the voting booth, but state officials admit it's next to impossible to enforce. randy: a bizarre deer attack in new jersey caught on camera. a police officer was on his way to a call, when the car in front of him suddenly stopped. that's when a woman who accidentally struck a deer, had to fight it off as it tried to jump into her truck.

he said if he didn't see it he would not have believed it. unfortunately the deer did not survive. the driver is expected to be ok. this device just approved by the fda could be a game changer for diabetics. it's an artificial pancreas the first of its kind. the device constantly monitors a person's blood sugar and delivers insulin as needed. right now, diabetics have to do that themselves, multiple times a day. the device has been approved for people with type 1 diabetes. erika: daycare costs more than college. a new report from a think tank called new america finds the average cost of full-time child care for a child up to age four is about $9600 a year. compare that to the average cost of in-state college tuition, that's about $200 less. in massachusetts, day care costs even more over $13,000 a year. randy: right now, all outdoor water use is banned in needham.

indoor water use. the emergency action taken as crews try to repair a leaky pipe in the town's water system. the fix is expected to take about two days. erika: it's national coffee day and that means free coffee at many popular spots, dunkin donuts, mcdonalds, and cumberland farms are all offering a free cup with a food purchase. starbucks is taking a different approach, it's offering free coffee trees. the chain will donate coffee trees to farmers in need for each up of brewed mexico chiapas coffee. that's a neat idea. cindy: today is all about the hot coffee, not iced. it doesn't look so bad out there -- it's in the 50's, but we have

be gusty out of the north and west. you can see it's coming off the water. it's right along the coast line in throughout the day the wind will be persistent but i want to show you what has happened with the clouds. it will start to break even in boston -- drier air was clear skies through northern new england and the earlier high-pressure is going to strengthen and drop southward. i think we will brighten up north and west of town. heavier rain t piece of this is going to move in through the first half of your weekend. temperatures on either side of 60 through the merrimack valley where the skies brighten up. but it's after midafternoon when we see the brightening happening. everybody is going to see the clouds fill back in through the overnight. temperatures tonight in the 40's

watch it come closer to us through the second half of the day. in the tropics we are watching tropical storm matthew at 60 miles per hour. early next weekend and by the middle of next week this could turn up toward the bahamas and perhaps up the eastern seaboard. a lot to watch. the heavy rain coming in tomorrow during the afternoon to the evening and it will be with us through saturday. the potentfr of rain, great news for the drought situation. then as we get toward early next week, there's the sun. let's get you out to the roads. some of the trains have a problem. olessa: canceled on the fairmount line, so buses are being provided. another train will be making

shape; here's a live look at the pike moving to the top of the screen. some volume building on 24 out of brockton, expressway half hour braintree into boston. 93 south looks ok, some delays out of miss you when and then volume picks up again approaching spot on. randy: right now, a 14-year-old is behind bars accused in a shooting at an elementary school. connected murder. addressing race-relations at a prestigious school in boston. the fix offered by the u.s. attorney general following a critical report. randy: good morning to greater worcester. the eye-opener is continuing right after this break.

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randy: calls for help in weymouth. >> i knew that we had a problem. but i didn't know that we were sinking. emily: a rescued boater shedding light on what happened at sea. the claims he says are not randy: making bicycle safety a priority in boston. the push for change today at city hall. on the eye. emily: quite the party for the red sox after they lose. they are celebrating and the