announcer: from breaking news -- a train crashes into a busy commuter station in hoboken, new jersey, killing at least one person and hurting more than 100 others. this happened at the height of the morning commute. nicole estaphan is tracking the latest from our breaking news desk. reporter: at least one person is dead, more than 100 injuries,

part of the hoboken rail station collapsed on the train. it did not appear to slow down as it allowed into the station at the height of morning rush hour with more than 200 people on board. a steady stream of ambulances and rescue workers transporting multiple people. engineers just getting off the trained at the time described the scene. >> you heard like a kaboo the whole place shook. >> i just saw people all over the ground and debris -- it was not a good scene. the ceiling kind of collapsed on top of the portion of the train. as you can imagine, there's wiring and water pipes, it's just stuff everywhere. reporter: new jersey transit has as you can imagine,not completea

prevent accidents by automatically slowing or stopping trains going too fast. none of the trains or tracks is fully equipped with that system yet. cnn is reporting the engineer was removed unresponsive. authorities are trying to get more information about what may have caused this accident. we will bring you more details as we have them. erika: use our wcvb mobile app to get updates on this breaking story all afternoon. we have a slideshow of from the crash. a troubling discovery in weymouth last night -- a woman found tied up in the woods 30 feet down a ravine after calling 911 for help. police say they are still trying to piece this together. reporter: police are looking for the public'spolice say they hel. if anyone saw anything suspicious along main street and the route three overpass,

between 7:00 and 8:00, they are hoping they will report it. a search through deep brush after young woman called 911 claiming she was tied up. officers found the 18-year-old by calling to her. in a statement, police say she had done tape on her hands and feet when officers approached. -- she had duct tape on her hands and feet when officers approached. they say her story was vague and did not fully cooperate. she told police she wave off where police found her. she told investigators about meeting different men on an online website. the woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to be ok. police are still trying to piece together what happened, but they say they are handling it as a sexual assault. erika: turning to the tropics -- tropical storm matthew is

in the atlantic. it is expected to turn into a hurricane as early as today. cindy: this is very far away, but the winds are up to 70 miles an hour. need 74 to be a hurricane. it's very close to south america, so it has a long distance to go before it moves close to us. but let me show you the tracking hurricane center. it looks like it will be moving westward through the weekend and take a turn toward the north. cuba could be impacted. if it strengthens into a category two hurricane. there's a lot of her -- a lot of uncertainty on where this is going to go. as this travels toward the east coast, we need to be on alert and keep a close eye because there could be potential impact as we get into next week. locally, we have been in and out of low clouds throughout the day

cover -- some drier air trying to work down this afternoon. we will see some brightening. winds gusting over 20. erika: two breaking news now and sandwich -- a live sky 5 over the waters off sandwich where you can see rescue crews searching sailor. this is the area off north shore boulevard. the search is on for a missing para sailor. we will bring you new information as soon as we get it. a major drug test in new hampshire -- police stopped the car in tilton for a false inspection sticker. this is what they found inside -- 50 grams of heroin worth $80,000. a large tag of crystal meth, cash and a handgun reported

to distribute drugs in the area and face federal drug and weapons charges. a driver in boston is safe after this truck catches fire when he's in it. the driver tells the enterprise he was telling the vehicle to a junkyard. he turned on the heat and smoke and fire started pouring out. the driver and passenger were able to get out unhurt, but the truck was completely destroyed. a boater rescued sea disputing allegations is boat may have an unsafe. he said he would not have taken his mother out phishing if he did not think his boat was seaworthy. because was about 100 miles off the coast when it started sinking. >> i did not see the liferaft. i did not see or hear my mom. i swam to the liferaft holding

i was looking around and calling out to my mom. erika: now new scrutiny because court papers show he came under suspicion in the death of his grandfather who was found dead in his connecticut home. he was never charged in the still unsolved death and in -- and denies any involvement. commitment 2016 now -- hillary clinton and donald trump back on the trail in key ground states. trump heads to new hampshire later this afternoon. voting got underway today. she will deliver a speech focusing on childcare challenges faced by middle-class families. iowa and new hampshire could have a major impact on the election. so could ohio. it has picked the winner for at least half a century. reporter: a historically key battleground state and this year 's fight in ohio is especially

to the civil war to find an event that equals this in polarization of the american population. reporter: he gets a taste of it all. from the arguments to the election exasperation. >> i'm disappointed. i don't want either one. reporter: are you a hillary supporter? volunteers are working the phones where 18 electoral votes more important. no republican has ever won the presidency without winning ohio. reporter: most recent polls show donald trump with a slightly here. though some believe the true indicator may lie here along lake erie where voters have accurately chosen the president the past 13 elections. >> ottawa county is a good indicator for the rest of the country.

here is a common theme from voters on both sides of the aisle. >> i think a lot of people are unsure. reporter: raising concerns about turnout in a state that will be key in choosing the next president. >> get out and vote, heavens sake. reporter: the trump team is reportedly spending more on television ads in ohio than any other state. there that will run here between now and november. erika: now to another flub for gary johnson -- the libertarian presidential candidate coming up blank during an interview last night. >> who is your favorite foreign leader -- anyone of the continents, and one for leader you respect or look up to. anybody.

shimon peres. >> am talking about living. >> i guess i'm having an aleppo moment. erika: johnson having referred to a response earlier this month when he he did not know what aleppo was. his campaign manager says it's not a big deal, just being exploited by trump and clinton. still celebrating the team the sox took a three to nothing lead in the ninth inning but they run was walked in before the yankees and did it with a walkoff grand slam. the sox clinched after two straight years of vanishing in last place. big papi will make his final regular-season appearance at yankee stadium.

who is being credited with preventing and even worse tragedy. the first case of domestically transmitted zika virus reported right here in new england. the state sending out warnings to residents. cindy: it is dry right now but i'm tracking some needed rainfall on the way. erika: and we continue to follow breaking news out of hoboken, new jersey. at least one person is dead and more than 100 hurt when a commuter train slammed into a train station. : the 10:00 news on metv boston. now on comcast channel 942,

erika: we continue to follow breaking news out of hoboken, new jersey. a commuter train slammed into a train station killing one person and hurting 100 others. this happened during the morning rush leaving oaken concrete and twisted metal. witnesses say the train did not pull down as it holding to the station. it came to a platform. and live sky 5 over sandwich in the waters off sandwich where rescue crews are searching for a missing para sailor in the area off of north shore of art. a search going on on land and in the water. we will keep you posted. still no motive in yesterday's school shooting in south carolina. a teenager is accused of opening

his own father. if it wasn't for a volunteer firefighter, it could have an much worse. reporter: afternoon recess interrupted by gunshots when a teenager with a handgun begin shooting at children in this playground. >> it's not a phone call you ever want to get. reporter: 26-year-old and their teacher are recovering from gunshot wounds. the kids active shooter at the school lit up cell phones across town. one of the teachers was shot in her shoulder as she tried to rush the kids in. one blew a shot in the foot, another boy was shot in the leg and had to be airlifted to the hospital. >> he was bleeding a lot and do cpr -- she might have saved the

police say the unidentified shooter in their custody is just 14 years old. they said he called his grandparents crying in the afternoon and when they went to his house, the grandparents discovered the body of the teens father, shot dead in the home. police also taking a moment to recognize the hero of this story -- a firefighter who got their first. unarmed, he tackled the shooter to the ground. >> he's a proud member of the volunteer fire department and did nothing any of the r motive or how he got the weapon, but the family says they are shocked and saddened by his actions. erika: connecticut is reporting its first case of domestically acquired zika virus. the patient in question recently traveled to florida where the very first aces of locally transmitted cases in the u.s. were reported. 85 cases have tested positive.

avoid travel to areas where zika is rampant. cindy: as we take a live look here in the city of worcester, you can see a fair amount of clouds hanging on. we have been on the edge of a cloud bank backed in off the ocean. we had sunshine for a time close to the coast but the bright skies now north and west of 495 into southern new hampshire. in the gulf of , some of this clearing and dry air will shift in as we get deeper into the afternoon. a big area of high pressure to the north exerts itself southward. look at the heavy rain lifting through pennsylvania. heavy rain through parts of the mid-atlantic states and a piece will be breaking off and lifting northward as we get into later tomorrow and saturday. rain chances are low today through tomorrow morning but as we get through later tomorrow,

that is when rain chances go up. we are dealing with the wind. these are the current wind gusts, gusting over 20 and 30 miles an hour in some spots. most noticeable along the coastline and in boston, the wind don't back off at all. -- the winzip -- the winds don't back off at all. 52 in worcester. with the even chillier. upper 50's in boston, mid 50's in the north shore. closer to 60 on the cape. temperatures may go up another degree or two this afternoon and that is about it. we will see that happening as we get into late afternoon and this evening. even though we start with clear skies, look at what happens overnight -- the clouds start to

out, we start with cloudy skies and temperatures will be chilly tomorrow. 40's and low to mid 50's tonight and tomorrow, we watch the moisture from the south start to lift on in. tomorrow, temperatures go nowhere, so we are stuck in this weather had her in. but it will get wetter as the day wears on tomorrow. by noon time, the bulk of the shower activity is still to the south. as we a few showers and overnight, rain becomes a little more widespread. saturday morning, it will be wet and rain sticks around off and on throughout the day. that is where we have the potential to see most rain. computer models indicating a wide spread, half an inch to one inch of rain with highest totals down in southeastern massachusetts.

sunday, i don't think we are going to be completely rain free and the patriots are being at gillette. a chance of a couple of showers but not a washout or raining all the time. temperatures in the lower 60's and when the sun comes back, temperatures start to come up again. it cool stretch with needed rain on the weekend. erika: joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician

is responsible for the

erika: updating the breaking news out of hoboken, new jersey -- one person is dead and more than 100 hurt when a commuter train slammed into a train station. witnesses say the train did n station. cnn says the engineer was pulled unresponsive from the train. federal investigators are trying to determine what went wrong. we will keep you posted on that breaking news on our app. have a great afternoon. >> this is an editorial by wcvb president and general manager bill fine. bill: last week, our region made

with this disturbing video. a new hampshire mom lies passed out on the floor of a retail store in massachusetts as her confused toddler tries to wake her. paramedics administered nor can to reverse the effects of a presumed opioid overdose. it is a shocking video even for those of us aware of the opioid crisis. an investigator exposed how this has become the drug of choice in baystate jails and prisons. in cars, letters and bibles. in the past 18 months, 300 inmates tested positive for the drug. months ago, karen anderson showed us the in the open tragedy along what is known as methadone mile. she has returned to the frontlines of the opioid battle, meeting new members of mayor walsh's neighborhood engagement team who try to find needed

name to change the painful truth facing our state and nation. first responders are getting better at helping people survive opioid overdoses, yet the growing death toll in the baystate is approaching 2000 the sheer and shows we are losing ground. wcvb is proud to partner with the massachusetts department of public health in the struggle to end opioid addiction and battle the stigma that can keep people from seeking treatment. our television, is joining broadcasters, lawmakers and others to start a campaign to stop this epidemic which now claims 78 lives in the united states every single day. we will continue to chronicle the struggle. the next generation is watching

kelly: you know me. nfalse, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for

eserve 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-

>> on this show, it's not every day that we have a player get a look at a question worth $500,000. but bill is about to do just that. will this be the end for him, or just the beginning? the drama continues right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ? ? hey, everybody, welcome to to be a millionaire." our returning contestant has prayed for 17 years for a chance to stand on this stage. now he's back and just two questions away from $1 million. from st. albans, west virginia, please welcome back bill matheny. [cheers and applause] hi, buddy. >> [chuckles] ? ?