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.

randy: i'm randy price. erika: we got some rain. we needed it. cindy: some improvement is coming today. clouds and fog across southern new hampshire. portsmouth, 1/4 of a mile. not a big issue around boston, but definitely some areas of fog out there this morning. temperatures in the 50's as we have been the past couple of days. you see radar trying to drizzle. to the west, there's concentrated area, very light showers lifting into western connecticut. big upper-level low spinning is going to throw in more energy. clouds may thin out a little bit. as we get into the afternoon, southern new hampshire, worcester county, showers popping up and not even out of the question that there could be a rumble of thunder with these. because it's so cold aloft, there could be small hail.

i think coastal areas have a better chance of seeing at least a little brightening. by lunchtime, we're over 60 degrees. we'll actually top out in the mid, even some upper 60's this afternoon as we get a few peeks of sunshine. could make a run toward 70. slow improvements weatherwise. let's get you out to the roads. kevin: off to a good start. downtown area of the brighton stretch eastbound on the mass pike looking pretty good. good news is aa reopened inside the tunnel after work crews had it shut down overnight. no problems getting in or out of the airport early on this morning. you're looking go on the mass pike. all overnight workers have picked up including 93 through the somerville stretch. looking pretty good wherever you go. south of town, the expressway northbound still in great shape. braintree to boston only take you 11 minutes there. you're looking good farther south through 3, 24, 95, coming

no troubles to the west. up north, no trouble on 93. route 3. getting by 495. overnight crews had the ramp shut down. that has since reopened as well. erika? erika: breaking overnight, a serious crash is under investigation in randolph. it happened just after midnight on the ramp to route 124. the car rolled over. one person has life-threatening injuries. the road has reopened. randy: lots of excitement at gillet all patriots nation awaiting one man. erika: today tom brady can return to the field after a four-game suspension. there's to question the pats have missed him. have we gotten a glimpse. doug: we have. tom brady never wanted to sit on the sidelines. he seemed just as eager to get back on the football field. check it out from yesterday.

in brookline even as his teammates were getting shut out in foxborough. starting today, he can throw those passes here on the field at gillette, working out with his team. brady was suspended for four games over what has become known as deflategate. speaking of that controversy, it is really over. capital letters, over. the players association won't be taking any other legal action tweeting this out last night. after consultation with have decided not to pursue additional appeals in this matter. the patriots, by the way, still in first place despite yesterday's loss here at gillette. and as the coach always says, we're on to cleveland. live in foxborough at gillette stadium this morning, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you. right now a massachusetts state trooper is in the hospital after being hit by a wrong way driver. this happened just as the patriots fans were returning to

25-year-old jose perez rodriguez on route 1 when the motorcyclist slammed right into him. witnesses say they both went flying. >> the guy lifted his head up and looks around covered in blood. absolutely covered. they're not watching the game. they're making sure we're getting there safe. somebody's father, somebody's husband is hurt and he's not coming home. that's sad. randy: the trooper is expected to recover. custody accused in a shooting in boston. police say that a man flagged them down in roxbury suffering from a gunshot wound. they believe he was shot on bowdoin avenue more than a mile away. he's suffering life-threatening injuries. erika: new this morning, a new controversy for donald trump. more than 20 former crew and cast members from his reality show "the apprentice" tell the associated press he repeatedly demeaned women with sexist

about who he'd sleep with. trump campaign spokesperson blasted the account saying, quote, these outlandish, unsubstantiat unsubstantiated, false claims have no merit whatsoever. report comes just after "new york times" reported trump took a $916 million loss in 1995, a move that could have legally allowed him to pay no federal income taxes for nearly two decades, something his supporters called, quote, genius. >> there's no one who's shown more genius in their way to maneuver around the tax code as he rightfully used the laws to do that. >> it's a perfectly legal application. erika: hillary clinton's report shows his past business failures. bernie sanders calling this an

>> if mr. giuliani thinks mr. trump is smart and the rest of us are dummies, they have a distorted few. erika: trump claimed she's been unfaithful in her marriage. >> she could be crazy. erika: the clinton campaign calling the personal attacks unhinged. >> i think it's impulsive move by the candidate. erika: a closer look at the tax controversy, we sat patrick connolly to explain what it means. >> it's not unusual. it applies for all businesses whether you're an individual or a 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 legally allowed trump to avoid paying federal income taxes for 18 years. randy: right now, there's a fragile cease-fire in place in the country of colombia hours after the shocking defeat of a peace deal there.

hostilities to an he said in that latin american country but voters rejected the referendum with leftist rebels leaving the war-torn nature with no real plan b. colombia's president says he'll be meeting with the opposition leader to try and save this accord. erika: it's 5:08. 5 investigates the superintendent of wilmington schools was recently arrested for driving under the influence. state police arrested mary delai in salem. delai has superintendent in wilmington since 2014. the wilmington school committee telling newscenter 5 they're aware of the situation and will address it at an executive session tonight. randy: the mystery behind a deadly train crash in new jersey is deepening. the national transportation safety board says the engineer behind the controls has no memory of the wreck, but there are a few things he recalls right before the crash. >> he said he looked at his

at hoboken. he said that when he checked the speedometer, he was operating at 10 miles per hour when entering the station track. randy: investigators say a data recorder they recovered was not working during the crash. they're hoping to get a second recorder soon. but that's been difficult because of the asbestos and other structural problems at that damaged station. erika: red sox looking ahead to their first playoff series, but at fenway park it was a fans yesterday during his final regular season home stand. red sox legends joined current players on the field for a tribute to the all-star. they will retire big papi's number 34 next season, 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.

forget. erika: the brookline avenue bridge as well as a street city will be renamed after ortiz. they head to cleveland to take on the indians. what an unforgettable weekend. a vendor shut down at a new hampshire fair. randy: controversial items for sale and thinking twice before you swipe or insert that credit card. the three things you should never put on your credit card. erika: filling up at the gas tank for $10,000. you heard it right. the mistake one couple thankfully was able to catch. cindy? cindy: i'll say. well, a couple of showers still possible for some of us this afternoon. who could see some rain and, of course, tracking hurricane matthew, the latest track on that and when it could possibly impact us. first, though, take a look at these temperatures. you're heading out the door. no big changes. a lot of clouds.

>> good morning, eyeopener. fontbonne academy are walking five miles in support of the ellie fund. >> it provides support surfaces for breast cancer -- services for breast cancer patients. randy: indeed you do. good morning, fontbonne academy. erika: great job. the school had its walk f up load your wakup call to ulocal. it's very easy. randy: i'm going to figure out how to do that. kevin: weatherwise, we're sloppy. cindy: temperatures were stuck. we had the rain which we needed but starting out similarly this

caribbean. we have hurricane matthew. this is a category four hurricane. the winds are 10 miles per hour. it's stationary in this position but starting to move north 6 miles per hour. there are hurricane warnings up for jamaica and haiti where they are going to get tremendous amounts of rain. southern parts of haiti expecting 15 to 25 inches of rain, but there could be some isolated amounts up around 40 inches. that is just incredible. the mudslides, there's situation there. landfall is expected somewhere in this vicinity tonight. from there it's moving slowly. tomorrow afternoon, evening, it's up around cuba. it's the middle of the week that it's impacting the bahamas. from there, it continues to lift northward, but it's moving very, very slowly. so by friday night, early saturday morning, it is still way down the coast, likely offshore, but our computer models are struggling, to be honest with you, where exactly this goes once it gets to about

seaboard, will it curve on out to sea? there's a lot of speculation right now with our computer models. the impacts, if they were to be here, wouldn't come until next weekend. it's monday morning. we have a lot of time to watch this. we will do that for you very, very carefully. in the meantime, we have fog out there this morning. visibility 5 miles worcester. thick up toward the new hampshire sea coast. watch out for those areas of fog. temperatures in the 50's as they have been all weekend long. radar n can't rule out drizzle but most of you are dry with clouds but we still have this upper-level low spinning to the west and one more piece of energy is going to rotate in this afternoon. it's so cold aloft, it could create enough instability for an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon. temperatures jump into the 60's this afternoon with a few breaks of sunshine. if we get enough sun, we could flirt with 70 up through the merrimac valley. slow improvements today.

we get into the early afternoon, worcester county, southern new hampshire, we could see a few showers. the focus is outside of 495. the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. these will wind down. overnight, we may wake up a patchy drizzle. rainfall totals, a few tenths of an inch. tonight, temperatures down in the 50's. tomorrow, we are going to see more clearing happen in the process. another murky start with drizzle tomorrow morning. as we get deeper in the afternoon, the clouds melt away. by the end of the day, it's mainly clear. sunshine for wednesday and thursday and friday and then next weekend, of course, all eyes on matthew and where that could be headed and if there are any impacts around here. improvements coming. it's been a murky stretch. getting much better late tomorrow and middle of the week. randy: sounds good. foggy this morning as well. take it easy. kevin: live shot of the

road. right on time. starting to see more company picking up on the expressway. no heavy delays yet. certainly going to change in the next couple of minutes. let's go to the maps. farther south on route 3 northbound, that's looking pretty good. volume still on the lighter side out of hanover into braintree. take you about 11 minutes from route 53 onto the expressway. getting busy, too, on 93 getting onto the expressway there. 24, 95, that's a nice road. rhode island on 93 as well as 12 495. up to the north, no troubles on 93. route 1 still looks good heading towards that lynnfield tunnel into saugus. randy: a vendor has been banned from a new hampshire fair over inappropriate items for sale. they were spotted on the last day of the deerfield fair. the vendor was selling figurines depicting african americans and

individuals based on race. >> hopefully, it won't happen again and hopefully other fairs don't have to do the same thing we had to take action on. randy: the vendor is not being identified but will not be allowed back to that fair in the future. erika: a show of support for family and friends of marathon bombing victim krystle campbell. 150 runners and walkers took off to the finish line yesterday morning at mass bay community college. proceeds from the name. the race now in its fourth year started as a kids run. the school's president says now the grown-ups start doing their share to honor campbell. >> in her honor, it's an opportunity to do something to help others. the scholarship money we raise will help countless students attend college who might not otherwise be able to. erika: jonathan principato won the race. last year's race raised more

fund. randy: check of your economy right now. asian shares mostly higher in the overnight hours. trading in china and south korea closed. stock futures here are higher. investors will keep an eye out today for monthly construction spending report which focuses on new homes. erika: we pull out the plastic and charge away. sometimes it's the right thing to do. experts say there are three times when it gets you in trouble. if you're putting student loans on a credit card, it mig sign that you're overextended. call your loan company and negotiate. another potential trouble spot, bar tabs. if you're using a card, you might be tempted to purchase more than you anticipated. cash runs out. groceries, if you are using plastic for basic necessities, it might be a good time to evaluate where your money is actually going. now quite the fill-up for a florida couple. talk about a charge, all thanks to a glitch. they were charged nearly $10,000

station. that's more than 27,000 gallons. the fort myers couple was able to get that station to reverse that huge charge. randy: it's easy to make a case when it's that outrageous. erika: no kidding. baby manatees lose their way. the mission to rescue them. randy: and a 102-year-old woman carted away in handcuffs. could be sad, but it's not. it's ahead in eyepoppers. new at surrounding case. erika: a hot air balloon ride takes a dangerous turn.

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50's. you can see the temperatures over the past 12 hours haven't changed. temperatures sneak back into the 60's once we get rid of the fog out there this morning. it is reducing visibility in some areas. a lot of cloutdz around, too. as we head toward midday, breaks of sunshine late in the day. can't rule out a pop-up shower. a good idea to have the umbrella with you. the focus is mainly over the interior. it should stay dry around boston. mid 60's. making a run mid 60's for the cape. maybe a little brightening. more of that late tomorrow after drizzle in the morning and then look at that on wednesday. sunshine finally returns. randy? randy: all right. it's time for monday eyepoppers. a couple of things for you. erika: an adorable rescue in florida. these two baby manatees were stranded in a bay in the keys and saved by dolphin researchers actually.

where they will be rehabilitated before being released back into the ocean. nice little rescue. randy: and it's not every day that you see this. 102-year-old woman under arrest. don't worry. edie simms didn't do anything serious. being put in cuffs is actually on this missouri woman's bucket list. officers were happy to oblige, hauling senior center. not clear what's next on her bucket list. i'm wondering why that was there to begin with. erika: absolutely. there you go. new overnight, kim kardashian held up at gunpoint. and the reaction from her famous husband. randy: we're learning more about

claimed two lives over the weekend. erika: a live look at the zakim bridge where you can see quite a few people on the road at this early hour. kevin in for olessa. 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 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-

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all eyes on tom brady. number 12's big return today, plus a glimpse of the q.b. already in action. erika: the big move today in a bizarre case. a new push to solve the mystery at sea involving a mother and sun. cindy: and hurricane matthew on the move. the threat in the caribbean and where the storm could go next on the eye. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: morning underway for a new week. there's the zakim bridge at this hour. i'm randy price. erika: i'm erika tarantal. emily is off today as is olessa. good morning. cindy, we're starting with cloud cover. cindy: the weather word of the past few days. we're starting that way today. i think we'll see slow improvements today as we do have

sunshine. you can see the clouds and the murkiness out there. a little fog. not a big issue around town, but you run into it toward worcester county and new hampshire sea coast. visibility under 1/4 mile up in portsmouth. just a heads-up. you may run into that fog this morning. look at all the temperatures running in the 50's as they have been the past couple of days. you can see the radar trying to pick up on a couple of patchy areas of drizzle. i think overall, our focus is off to the west as we have this upper-level low sit spinning. a piece of energy will rotate in in the afternoon. the clouds may try to thin out a little bit this morning through lunchtime. thereafter, notice southern new hampshire, worcester county, a couple of showers popping up. because it is so cold aloft, can't rule out a thunderstorm that could contain small hail. although these will be popping up, the focus is mainly outside of 495. temperatures climb out of the 50's this morning into the 60's

degrees. a little better than it was over the weekend. let's get you out to the roads right now. that fog may be slowing you down. kevin: not too bad. volume picking up. it is monday morning. you mentioned some of that fog. be careful. some areas denser than others. downtown, 93 looking good over the zakim bridge, leverett connector getting busy. no troubles coming in from chelsea. starting to see normal slowdowns to the north. 93 by 495 and south of town, 93 northbound, delays almost out of randolph heading to the expressway. pockets filling in quickly on the expressway heading towards granite avenue and route 3. brake lights after union street. route 24, so far not too bad. you're getting a little more volume out of the brockton stretch. overall, 9-minute right from 123 to 128. taking the trains, all lines running on time. erika: breaking overnight, a serious crash under

it happened just after midnight on the ramp to route 124. the car rolled over. at least one person has life-threatening injuries. that road has since reopened. randy: some of the other stories we're following on the eyeopener, motorcycle driver in the hospital and facing charges after hitting a massachusetts state trooper after yesterday's game in foxborough. police say the trooper was trying to stop the 25-year-old jose perez rodriguez on route 1 when the motorcyclist slammed right into him. the trooper is expected to be okay. on gillette stadium watching for tom brady, the q.b. suspension ends today, meaning he can be back at practice with the patriots. he got this workout in yesterday at a school in brookline. right now, new developments in a mystery at sea involving this man. randy: investigators plan to meet today to discuss the case of nathan carman and his missing mother. the eyeopener's sera congi in

sera: randy and erika, this case spans new england including several law enforcement agencies including the coast guard will be at that meeting today. all are investigating nathan carman, the 22-year-old rescued at sea after he says his boat took on water. they're looking into weather he was operating the boat safely. his mother, linda, was with him and is now presumed dead. rhode island police are investigating her disappearance. they searched heron carman's home in vermont. carman has said he's not responsible for his mother's death or the boat sinking. it's unclear exactly when that meeting will take place today. we know it will be at the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. channel 5 will be there and bring you developments. live at the coast guard station in boston, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: we're getting new information in a deadly weekend crash on cape cod.

and built motels. he owned the windrift hotel. caroline liberty, an aspiring photographer, was also killed. it's not clear what caused the crash, but police say weather may have played a role. right now, police are searching for a teenager accused of opening fire on a car at a traffic light in manchester, new hampshire. this happened around 10:45 sunday morning on south main street. police say 18-year-old other vehicle. no one was hurt. it's unclear what sparked that shooting. randy: a cooking mishap on the roof of a dartmouth college dorm sparked a fire that forced 71 students out of bed in the middle of the night. firefighters in hanover, new hampshire, said a student left a hibachi grill unattended outside a dorm window overnight into saturday. nobody was hurt. the building was so badly damaged, though, it will likely

but the honors continue for red sox legend big papi. erika: the billboard tribute to him and another you may not see unless you know where to look. also, a fiery crash sends a hot air balloon plummeting to the ground. the terrifying moments for those on board. randy: ahead in news to go, a hotel room scare for kim kardashian. new overnight, the violent coront

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kevin: good morning, everybody. i'm kevin in for olessa. a good start early monday morning. no major problems. just seeing normal volume picking up for monday especially along the expressway. things keeping up in the traffic department. not so much in the weather department. cindy: we've been stuck under the clouds with temperatures in the 50's all weekend long. several clouds this morning. still in the 50's. i think we'll brighten it up a

temperatures up into the 60's. we could make a run toward 70 in a few spots. there will be a few showers popping up. slow clearing tomorrow. back to a lot of sunshine the middle of the week. as we head toward next weekend, all eyes on hurricane matthew and where that's headed. an important update just ahead. erika? erika: warm at fenway all weekend. it was a weekend of emotional tributes to david ortiz. the most touching might be from a red sox worker. fan club. she designed one of the 34 big papi billboards to honor ortiz and her father. she lived in wisconsin as a child when her father battled lung cancer in boston. they both loved the team. that changed when her father died and the sox became a painful memory. the next year, david ortiz helped change that.

that world series is kind of like my 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 in handwriting taken from one of her father's letters. randy: new accusations against donald trump. plus boston police investigating the weekend shooting, the

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 fighting for yours, too.

randy: good morning. monday morning. news to go. everything wrapped up in 15 minutes. tracking the tropics. hurricane matthew now bearing down on parts of the caribbean. erika: it is strong and slow. cindy: it's been crawling along the past couple of days, sitting in the same spot over the weekend. 130-mile-per-hour winds. a category four. it's gradually lifting northward. you can see what's to the north. jamaica, republic, cuba as well dealing with hurricane warnings this morning. let me show you the track. category four now expected to stay that way as it makes a landfall somewhere on the southwestern side of haiti during the overnight hours tonight. then it continues to lift northward. eastern cuba sometime tomorrow into wednesday and then it's slowly lifting up here into the bahamas. there's going to be dangerous life-threatening rains here. wind with this as well. some spots could see 15, 25

incredible rainfall here. by the time it gets to the bahamas, it's slowing down even more. by the end of the week here, friday, saturday, notice it's still down off the southeastern united states coast. from here, our computer models are struggling as to exactly where this is going to go. along the eastern seaboard, we are keeping a close eye on this. some of the trends have been a little further offshore over the weekend, but they keep wobbling back and forth. if there were any impacts up re so a lot to watch between now and then. in the meantime, we have this upper-level low spinning to our west. one more piece of energy ahead of it this afternoon. a couple of showers could pop up. we're dealing with fog. new hampshire sea coast reduced visibility. 60's this afternoon. a few breaks of sunshine developing. 66 boston. closer to 70 over the interior. that is where we get into the

once we get these showers out of here this evening, overnight, it's the drizzle that starts in the morning and brightening in the afternoon and lots of sunshine expected on wednesday. let's get you out to the roads. how are you doing, kevin? kevin: monday morning getting busy. downtown not too bad over that zakim bridge. leverett ramps not too bad. we'll go to the map. you're seeing nor expressway filling in quickly. braintree to boston 20 minutes, close to 25 this time of the morning. route 3 northbound busy after union street. 24, you've got slowdowns already coming out of that brockton stretch on up towards 139. not too bad yet route 3 by 129. 93 heavy out of methuen to the andover stretch. if you're taking the trains, seeing minor southbound delays

disabled train at the harvard station. erika: breaking overnight, one person is dead after a fire in seabrook. firefighters were called to the building just before 1:00 this morning. they found the victim in a unit on the first floor where the fire was contained. no one else was heard. no word on a cause right now. randy: a serious crash in randolph just after midnight on the ramp to route 24 there. a car rolled over. at least one life-threatening injuries. and the road is reopened at this point. erika: tom brady will be back at gillette today. randy: patriots fans are ready. doug meehan is there as number 12's suspension ends. doug: it's all over. yes, good morning, randy and erika. fans and teammates alike all anticipating that at some point, number 12 is going to walk through those doors at gillette

he was spotted getting some workouts in at the dexter school in brookline. today will be the first time in over a month that brady will be with his team or allowed back on the facilities at foxborough. despite his suspension and yesterday's loss, the pats remain on top the afc east. we're live here in foxborough, erika: several law enforcement agencies, including the coast guard, are meeting today about the case involving nathan carman. he's the 22-year-old who spent a week on a life raft after his fishing boat sank. his mother, linda, who was with him on the boat, is now presumed dead. police in rhode island are looking into her disappearance and whether carman was operating the boat safely. he denies being responsible for his mother's death or the boat sinking. today's meeting is at the coast

live at the coast guard station in boston, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: new overnight, that's kanye west canceling his concert midshow after a hotel scare involving his wife kim kardashian. she was allegedly robbed at gunpoint, tied up in her hotel room in paris overnight. representatives saying this all was the work of two masked and armed officers. some $10 million in jewelry stolen. she was shaken but not physically hurt. randy: three people in custody accused in a shooting in dorchester. boston police say a man flagged them down in roxbury. they believe he was shot on bowdoin avenue. he's suffering life-threatening injuries this morning. erika: a state trooper in the hospital after being hit by a wrong-way driver near gillette stadium as patriots fans were

25-year-old jose perez rodriguez on route 1 when the motorcyclist just slammed right into him. the trooper suffered serious injuries, but is expected to recover. randy: police are investigating this crash in wellesley that temporarily shut down part of route 9. we're told that electrical utility poles and wires were all over the street right near the oak street intersection after the crash last night. one person taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. framingham man is expected hit-and-run. police say that christopher backed his car into another friday night when the clerk refused to sell him alcohol. the clerk says that he urinated inside the store. police tracked him down where he was refused alcohol once again. he's facing several charges. erika: the engineer behind the train that crashed into a new jersey platform says he doesn't remember it.

thursday morning. investigators say a data recorder that they recovered was not working during the crash. they're hoping to get the second recorder soon, which is difficult because of asbestos at the station. randy: hitting the campaign trail hard today. trump will hold events in virginia before he heads to colorado for two rallies tonight and clinton will give an economic speech in toledo, ohio, erika: a new controversy for donald trump. more than 20 former crew and cast members from his reality show "the apprentice" tell the associated press he repeatedly demeaned women with sexist language, including rating their appearance and talking openly about who he'd sleep with. a trump campaign spokesperson has called those accounts outlandish and false. randy: graffiti blocked out here. someone sprayed black lives

saturday afternoon. no arrests have been made and police say they have not identified any suspects in this case. the hotel opened september 12. erika: a georgia couple is facing fraud charges in a scheme against staples. john douglas and his wife tried to commit wire and mail fraud. they created more than 1100 staples rewards accounts to claim free mercha items online. randy: wow! that's a hot air balloon crashing into power lines during a festival in new mexico. nobody was hurt. the crash caused power outages in parts of the town and the area. they had to replace about four feet of line after the balloon became draped over the line. it was one of two hot air balloon crashes this weekend. a woman was hurt in this crash,

erika: a new flower makes a rare debut. the corpse flower bloomed yesterday morning, but it will only be on full display for about two days. the rare tropical flower gets its name because of the smell. it's the first time in five years this corpse flower opened up. randy: red sox look ahead to cleveland after a loss to the blue jays at fenway. hanley ramirez in the seventh. the jays eighth that would be the game winner. 2-1 the final. the sox will play games one and two in cleveland for the alds before heading back to boston. erika: so they go on after a really special weekend. and the weather just continues. it's kind of been the same. cindy: yeah, stuck in the 50's. we've had rain at times. we're starting out murky this morning. it's still just 57 degrees.

brightening. there's fog right now north shore, beverly under a couple of miles visibility, 1/4 mile in portsmouth. watch out for fog this morning. 50's widespread from southern new hampshire to the cape. a few peeks of sunshine will push temperatures into the lower 60's. we'll keep climbing into the afternoon. there is an isolated shower threat inland. if we get enough sun, could make a run towards 70. mid 60's in the better in the temperature department today. still have a lot of clouds and this upper-level low spinning to the west. as energy rotates around it, it could allow showers to pop up. because it's so cold aloft, that's enough instability for thunderstorms as well. could be small hail with these. on futurecast, notice the brightening. we're trying to get a few breaks through lunchtime. then during the afternoon, notice the focus is mainly outside of 495. worcester county, southern new hampshire, you have the best chance of seeing one of these

evening hours. overnight as the winds turn onshore, could fill in with low clouds, fog and drizzle. tonight we're down in the 50's. tomorrow is going to be a cooler day with that easterly wind. temperatures in the lower 60's on average. tomorrow, we'll see brightening later on. wednesday, thursday, friday all looking good with sunshine. we get toward next weekend and all eyes will be focused on matthew as it comes out of the bahamas and making a run up the eastern seaboard. will that front off to the west steer it offshore? a lot of question marks with this. if it were to have any impacts, the timing would be next weekend. we have a lot of time to watch exactly what matthew is going to do. kevin: we've got our first trouble spot of the morning not on the expressway although traffic is heating up quickly with a 20, 25-minute ride from

the weymouth stretch pushing back to rockland. 93 north, delays out of randolph trying to get onto the expressway. now, 24 itself stop and go traffic out of west bridgewater. up to the north, 93 very heavy out of methuen getting past 495. almost into that wilmington stretch. more delays 129 down through mont. trains, southbound delays. erika: 5 investigates uncovering new information after a school superintendent is charged with oui. randy: the meeting set to address this matter tonight. new this morning, a warning when it comes to swiping or inserting a credit card. the three things experts say you should never put on the card. erika: and a live look over the city. another, as cindy has put it, murky morning.

randy: tom brady about to make his return to gillette stadium, the new video showing the quarterback ready to take the field. >> influence overnight, new controversy for donald trump. the allegations of sexism coming from the crew of his reality show. >> and thank you papi, the sox test their eye on the playoffs. on the eye >> she is 102 and under arrest, the reason that she is happy about this.