randy: 4:30. i'm randy price. erika: i'm eric eric. a critical meeting today over the sea rescue of this man. where that investigation of that mystery stands this morning. randy: what can we tom brady as he returns to gillette stadium today. erika: emotional tributes to david ortiz. the special moves from the red sox that big papi says he'll never forget. randy: will we see any sunshine today, cindy? cindy: maybe this much. that would be more than we've seen the past few days. 56 degrees right now in boston. the wind is from the southwest. it is light. there is some fog. you can see it across southern new hampshire and out through

running 1 1/2 miles. widespread 50's out there now. the temperatures have not changed too much the past few days. you can see the radar picking up on a couple of patchy areas of drizzle. if you look to the west, you can see more concentrated showers. we have an upper-level low. a piece of energy will rotate around that. as we go through the morning hours, the clouds may thin out. there may be a touch of brightening during lunchtime. during the afternoon, one or two showers may pop up over the it is so cold aloft, there could be a thunderstorm with small hail. but these are focused mainly outside of 495 and temperatures will get higher than they have been. most of us popping up into the 60's, maybe nearing 70 in a few spots. a little bit of improvement to start your weather. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, kevin. kevin: thank you very much. that fog, certainly take it easy. not too bad in the brighton

eastbound on the pike, inside the tunnel, if we can go to the maps, we'll check all lanes are being detoured left. exit 22, copley square, could affect your ride early on riding into the airport. work crews until 5:00 a.m. in the somerville stretch. good news on route 3 southbound, all those ramps have been reopened after overnight closures. randy:ig nation awaits the arrival of tom brady can return to his place on the team today after a four-game suspension. erika: there's no question the pats have missed him. tom brady has missed the field. he's never been one to sit on the sidelines. he is eager to get back on the football field as fans are to welcome back. this is video of number 12 practicing at the dexter school

were getting shut out in foxborough. today ex-work out with the team. brady was suspend ed four games over what was known as deflategate. they tweeted after consultation with tom brady and appellate counsel, we have decided not to pursue additional appeals. the patriots are still in first place despite yesterday's loss. it is on to cleveland sunday. randy: a crash under investigation in randolph. the car rolled over. at least one person has life-threatening injuries. that road is reopened now. right now, three people are in custody accused in a shooting in dorchester. a man flagged them down in rocksbury suffering from a gunshot wound.

bowdoin avenue more than a mile away. erika: new developments in the mystery at sea involving this man. investigators plan to meet today to discuss the case of nathan carman and his missing mother. sera congi live with the latest steps. sera? sera: erika, this spans new england and several law enforcement agencies including the coast guard. all are investigating nathan carman, the rescued at sea after he says his boat took on water. right now, they're looking into weather he was operating the boat unsafely. his mother, linda, was with him and is now presumed dead. rhode island police are investigating her disappearance. they along with state and federal law enforcement searched her home last week as well as nathan carman's home in vermont. now, carman has said that he's not responsible for his mother's death or the boat sinking.

connecticut, and channel 5 will be there and bring you any developments. live at the coast guard station in boston, sera congi, newscenter 5. randy: utility lines and knocked down. after the crash, one person taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. massachusetts state troopers in the a wrong way driver at gillette stadium after sunday's game. police say the trooper was trying to stop 25-year-old jose perez rodriguez on route 1 when the motorcyclist slammed right into him. witnesses say they both went flying. >> guy lifts his head up covered in blood. i'm making sure we're getting

somebody's father, somebody's husband is not coming home. that's sad. erika: the red sox are looking ahead to their first playoff series, but it was all about david ortiz tipping his hat to fans. red sox legends joins current players on the field for a tribute to the 10-time all-star. the team announcing they will retire big papi's number 34 next it's a moment in baseball history all sox fans will remember. >> i know. the guy beside me was crying the whole time, too. i didn't feel so bad. >> unbelievable. this is something i will never forget. erika: streets will be renamed in honor of ortiz. they head to cleveland to take on the indians.

honors continue. randy: a billboard tribute to him. new accusations overnight against donald trump. claims of sexism on his popular television show. erika: a hotel room scare for kim kardashian that forced kanye west to leave his concert midshow. cindy: another great start. timeline on the clouds today and when the temperatures warm up

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. and emotional tributes to david ortiz.

sox worker. susie korzec designed one of the 34 big papi billboards you'll see around the city to honor ortiz and her father. korz korzec loved the team. that changed in 2006 when her father died and the sox became a painful memory. the next year, david ortiz helped change that. >> that season what 2007. i kind of like to belve dad's reassurance to say you can still be with them. i will be there with you. the team still means something. erika: the billboard is signed thank you from one of her father's letters. we've had sticker shock at the pump, but it went too far for one couple. randy: the outrageous charge they had to fight on their credit card.

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

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bracing for some serious impact as this powerful category four storm barrels toward them. hundreds of shelters now set up the there. in jamaica, the storm expected to make landfall sometime tonight. erika: cindy, you've been watching this from the start. cindy: category four, it's weakened difference -- exactly. the center is south of jamaica, south of haiti, but it's drifting northward. it's going to be tonight when it makes landfall. already the outer bands are affecting that area. it's a huge storm. i want to step you through the track right now. even though there's a good distance away, we have hurricane warnings up all the way toward the turks and caicos, eastern cuba. tonight, it's getting closer to southwestern haiti where in

there could be isolated amounts close to 40 inches. we've had just over 20 inches this entire year. incredible rainfall expected. the winds damaging as well. you can see as we get toward tuesday evening at 8:00 p.m., that's when it will be in eastern cuba. from there, we're talking the middle of the week by the time it's up to the bahamas. friday evening, it's probably going to be somewhere off the coast of florida. this is a very slow-moving storm system and beyond this point, there's a lot o with our computer models exactly where it is going to go, but the east coast is really still on guard with this thing as many of our computer models are serving it out to sea, but there are some that are giving it a close brush here in southern new england. so this is something we're going to be watching very closely. it's trending offshore with a lot of our computer models but something we need to watch. if there were any impacts here, they would come in next weekend. we have plenty of time. we got some rainfall over the

of an inch for the month, above normal for a change, but our deficit for the year still 10 inches behind. not looking for much rainfall today. the exception will be outside of 495 where we could see showers popping up this afternoon. not out of the question, a little rumble of thunder. we have an upper-level low sitting and spinning to the west. the piece of energy is rotating around that. you see a few showers approaching western connecticut now. as we get into the afternoon, that will fuel more storms. nothing more than a patch or two of visibility just over two miles in worcester right now. not as big of an issue around boston. the temperatures are in the 50's. we're starting out a little bit cool. i have higher hopes for the temperatures today than the weekend. by lunchtime, low to mid 60's. notice how the clouds break today for some sunshine. that may be enough to push it up around 70 in the merrimac valley. better today. more clouds than anything else. breaks around lunchtime. early this afternoon, notice

worcester county, one or two showers popping up. again, the threat for an isolated thunderstorm. most of the action is focused over the interior. during the evening and overnight hours, winds pick up over the ocean. we're falling back into the 50's. tomorrow we're back in the 60's. improvements come tomorrow late in the day. we start murky tomorrow morning with drizzle around. but notice as we get through the afternoon, the clouds thin out and by late afternoon clearing skies. sunshine. remember what that is? that's coming our way toward wednesday, thursday, friday, and next weekend on saturday. front likely coming through. that front could help steer matthew offshore. next weekend's forecast clearly hinges on what matthew does. randy: we had rain this weekend. cindy: winding down slowly. randy: foggy this morning, folks. you can't tell from this shot

roadways. so far so good. downtown over the zakim bridge, we're in pretty good shape. believe those work crews in the somerville stretch 93 both directions upper and lower deck have picked up this morning. let's keep an eye on things downtown. eastbound on the mass pike, overnight, all lanes were shut down. eastbound pike at exit 22, copley square, heading over to the airport, expected to pick up by 5:00 p.m. they're already in the process of picking up. the rest of the roadways are in pretty good out of new hampshire okay. overnight, we had the ramps from route 3 to 128 shut down. they have since reopened. you're looking pretty good down to the south. the expressway wide open. braintree to boston. taking the trains, we're starting all lines on time this morning. erika? erika: thanks so much. new this morning, in commitment 2016, a new controversy for donald trump. more than 20 former crew and cast members from his reality show "the apprentice" telling

repeatedly demeaned women with sexist language. a trump campaign spokesperson blasting the account saying, quote, these outlandish, unsubstantiated an false claims fabricated by publicity hungry disgruntled employees have no merit. this comes after the "new york times" to a $1 billion loss. we sat down with an accountant. >> it's not unusual. it applies to all businesses, whether an individual or corporation. as long as it's business-related, you get to carry forward or carry back those losses. erika: the deduction was so large, it could have had trump avoid federal income taxes for

questions. rival hillary clinton will hold events in ohio. yesterday she spoke out against the recent police shootings at a predominantly black church in north carolina. >> our entire country should take a moment to really look at what's going on here and across america, to imagine what we see on the news and what we hear about, imagine it through our children's eyes. trump less than a week away. next sunday night, abc's martha raddatz will moderate the debate. the coverage starts at 9:00 p.m. on 5, and tomorrow you can watch the only vice presidential debate. tim kaine and mike pence squaring off tuesday night. coverage starting at 9:00 on channel 5. erika: it is now 4:50. a check of your economy. asian shares were mostly higher.

investors will keep an eye out for a construction report. a frightening robbery facing kim kardashian causing kanye west to cancel his show. she was robbed at gunpoint and tied up. the representative says the two ed more than $10 million worth of jewelry. kardashian was reportedly shaken but not physically hurt. randy: successful rescue in florida. these two baby manatees were stranded in the keys and then saved by dolphin researchers. their mother didn't make it. the male and female babies were taken to the miami seaquarium where they'll be rehabilitated before being released back into the ocean.

florida couple of. they were charged nearly $10,000 at a gas station. that's more than 27,000 gallons. the fort myers couple was able to get the station to reverse the charges. a really big rv. coming up, vandals target a new project by donald trump. randy: the proclamations scrawled on his new hotel. and then a warning when it comes to swiping or credit card. the three things experts say you should never put on it. cindy: we continue to track hurricane matthew as it moves toward haiti. that country bracing for the

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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. erika: it's 4:55. breaking news. doug: a serious crash is under investigation in randolph. this happened just after midnight on the ramp to route 24. one person has life-threatening injuries. the road is open. erika: a cooking mishap on the roof of this dartmouth college dorm. firefighters in hanover, new

hibachi grill unattended on a flat section of the roof. no one was hurt. the building was so badly damaged, it will likely remain closed for the semester. randy: the engineer behind the train that crashed into a new jersey platform says he does not remember what happened. one person was killed. dozens more hurt at the hoboken station thursday night. investigators say that the data recorder they recovered was not working during the crash and they're that has been difficult because of asbestos and structural problems at that damaged station. wow! this hot air balloon is crashing into power lines during the festival in new mexico. nobody was hurt, but the crash caused power outages in parts of the town. they had to replace about four feet of line after the balloon became draped over the lines, it was one of two hot air balloon

it's unclear how seriously. erika: a vendor is banned from a new hampshire fair over these inappropriate items they were spotted on the last day of the deerfield fair. the vendor was selling figurines of african americans alongside signs. the vendor will not be allowed back to the fair. randy: a fragile cease-fire is in place in colombia hours after the shog deal. sunday's vote would have brought more than a half century of hostilities to an end, but voters rejected the referendum with leftist rebels leaving the war-torn nation with no plan b. colombia's president will be meeting with opposition leaders to try and save this accord. graffiti is blocked off at donald trump's new luxury hotel here. this is washington, d.c.

peace on the front of the building saturday afternoon. no arrests have been made. police say that they have not identified any suspects. the hotel opened on september 12. erika: the red sox look ahead to cleveland after a loss to the blue jays at fenway yesterday. hanley ramirez tied the game at one apiece against the jays in the seventh, but the jays battled in a run with this single in the eighth and that would be the game winner. 2-1 the final score. the two in cleveland before heading back to boston. what a weekend. randy: a little rain. cindy: yeah. despite the weather, this weekend the temperatures went nowhere. this is the past 12 hours in boston. we should be up around 66 for an average high this time of year. you go back to yesterday evening at 5:00 p.m., it was empty mid 50's. all night long we've stayed there. it's in the mid 50's right now. temperatures have changed very

we are going to jump up into the 60's. above average if we can sneak in a break or two of sunshine. we could be up near 70. tomorrow a little bit cooler. 60's into wednesday. we jump up later this week, up around 70 degrees. warmer days are ahead. we're trying to get rid of this upper-level low spinning to our west. there's one more piece of energy that's going to rotate on through. as we go into the afternoon, that energy is going to come in and bubble up more clouds and perhaps pop up a shower or isolated thunderstorm th so managing to sneak into the 60's today, but not totally dry. it's unsettled across the northeast. 70's down to new york, philly, d.c. the other side of the country, there's absolutely nothing going on. high pressure nosing on in. that's our weather here for the middle of the week. once we get rid of this upper-level low, things will be improving. we're monitoring hurricane matthew in the tropics. powerful category four hurricane. winds 130 miles per hour. hurricane warnings up for

cuba as it's tracking northward. we'll take a closer look at step you through the seven-day forecast right now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: tom brady making his return to gillette stadium. new video showing he's ready to take the field. erika: new controversy for donald trump. the allegations of sexism coming from the cast and crew of his former reality show. randy: saying thank you, papi. the 34. the sox set their eyes on the playoff. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. erika: on the eye this monday morning, she's 102 and under arrest. the reason miss edie is happy about it. that's ahead.