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.

randy: and i'm randy price along with cindy fitzgibbon. monday morning, here we go. the same pattern as the weekend? cindy: same old, same old. a lot of clouds but soon we might feel warmer. it's going to take a bit of patience. sentence not until 6:44, have you noticed how later they are each day? a little fog but on the north shore, visibility under a quarter of a mile. so do watch out for those are a lot of clouds, in the 50s but getting off the bus this afternoon there you go. up into the 60s. maybe a few breaks of sunshine. we've been stuck in the 50s. we still have this low to the west and one piece of energy will rotate around it. although the clouds try to thin out, during the afternoon inland, especially worcester county and southern new

see the showers. there could be a thunderstorm with some small hail but the focus is outside of four-door. those will be winding down and the temperatures respond to any sunshine. by lunchtime, low to mid 60s. we could sneak up closer to 70 so a bit better this afternoon. olessa is off today. kevin is in. good morning kevin. >> good morning. we're off to a good start. quickly. we have a trouble spot. we have a right lane crash on route 18 jamming it back up into the rockland stretch. more delays by union street trying to get onto the expressway, which is now about 20 to 25 minutes braintree up to boston. most of the way through that stretch up to the north, the

methuen, 213 down past the road. 129, most of the way into the city at this time. if you are taking the red line expect the southbound delays due to an earlier disabled train. erika: one person is dead after a fire did this complex in seabrook. firefighters were called to the building on lafayette road just before 1:00 this morning. they found the victim in a unit on the first floor where that fire was contained. no one else was hurt. no word on a cause right now. and also crash under investigation in randolph. it happened just after midnight on the ramp to route 24. the car rolled over. at least one person has life threatening injuries. the road has reopened. >> and lots of excitement at gillette stadium today. all of the patriots' nation awaiting one man's return. >> today tom brady returns to the field after his four-game suspension. there is no question the pats have missed him.

morning. we have had a glimpse at no. 12. >> a little. tom brady never one to sit on the sidelines, and he seems eager to get back on the field as fans are to welcome him back into the folds. this was the scene. no. 12 practicing at the dexter school in brookline even as his teammates were shut out here in foxborough. starting today ecthrow those passes on the field working out with his team. he is suspended for four games deflate gate and speaking of that it is really over! the player's association won't be taking any legal action further. tweeting last night, after consultation with tom brady and our appellate council we decided not to per soup additional appeals. the patriots by the way, they are still in first place despite the loss here at gillette

belichick we're onto cleveland. we're live in foxborough at gillette stadium, doug meehan, newscenter 5. randy: speaking of the game, a state trooper is in the hospital after being hit by a wrongway driver near the stadium. it happened just as the patriots' fans were returning to their cars after yesterday's game. police say that 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. >> this guy covered in blood. covered. >> they gave up their sunday. they are not watching the game. they are make sure that we are getting there safe. >> someone's father and husband. he's hurt now. he's not coming home, and that's sad. >> that trooper did suffer serious injuries but is expected to recover. right now, three people are in custody accused in a shooting in boston. police say a man flagged him down in roxbury.

away. he is suffering life threatening injuries this morning. >> new this morning, a new controversy for donald trump. more than 20 former crew and cast members from his reality show the apprentice telling the associated press that he repeatedly demeaned women with sexist language, including rating their appearance and talking openly about who he would sleep with. the spokesperson blasting the accounts saying these outlandish and totally false claims fabricated by opportunistic former disgruntled employees have no merit. this report comes after the "new york times" reported trump took a $916 million loss back in 1995. a move that could have legally allowed him to pay no federal income taxes for two decades, something his supporters called genius. >> there is no one who has shown more genius in their way to maneuver around the tax code, as

>> it's a perfectly legal application. >> hillary clinton's campaign pouncing on the new report saying that it reveals the colossal nature of his past business failures. clinton's surrogate bernie sanders calling this an assault on the american people. >> if mr. rudi guiliani thinks that mr. trump is smart and the rest of us are dummies, i think that they have a distorted view of the american people and what this country is about. >> trump's dialing up the attacks on clinton mocking her bout with that she has been unfaithful in her marriage. >> she could be crazy. >> the clinton campaign calling the new personal attacks particularly unhinged. >> i think it's an impulsive move by the candidate. >> looking at the trump controversy we sat down with patrick connelly, a tax partner in quincy, to explain more about what it means. >> it applies to all businesses, whether you are an individual or a corporation, as long as it's

carry around or carry back those losses. >> it is so large it could have allowed him to avoid federal income taxes for 18 years. >> right now there is a fragile cease-fire in place in colombia. hours after the defeat of a peace deal. sunday's vote would have brought more than a half century of hostilities to an end in that country but devoters rejected the referendum, left the rebels leaving the nation with no real plan b. colombia going to be meeting with leaders to try and save this. >> it's 6:08, 5 investigates learned the superintendent of wilmington schools was arrested for driving under the influence. state police arrested mary in salem. she has been the superintendent in wilmington since 2014. they say that they are aware of the space and will address it tonight.

jersey. the national transportation safety board says that the engineer behind the controls last week in hoboken has no memory of the wreck but there are a few things that he recalls right before the crash. >> he said he looked at his watch and noticed his train was about six minutes late arriving at hoboken. he said that when he checked the speedometer he was operating at 10 miles per hour when entering the station track. >> investigates say that a data recorder that he recovered was not working during the crash, and they are hoping to get a second recorder that was in use soon. that's been difficult because of asbestos and other structural problems at that station. >> right now the red sox looking ahead to their first playoff series but at fenway park over the weekend it was all about big papi. david ortiz tipping his hat to fans yesterday during his regular season homestand. the red sox's legend joined current players for a tribute to the 10-time all-star.

season. it's a moment in baseball history, all sox will remember. >> i don't know, the guy beside me was crying, too, so i didn't feel so bad. >> unbelievable. this is a moment that i will never forget. >> the bridge, as well as the city street will be renamed in honor of ortiz. he and the red sox head to cleveland thursday to take on the indians. really great weekend. a vendo >> controversial items for sale there, and this action is taken by the organizers of the fair, thinking twice before you swipe or insert that credit card. the three things that you should never put on your card. >> filling up at the gas tank for 10,000? you heard that right. the mistake one couple was able to catch. >> and we still have the chance for a couple of showers in spots this afternoon. who could see that rain, and of

matthew, a powerful category hurricane right now. the impacts here coming up. but first, got the fog out there this morning. reduced visibility, and notice the temperatures as you are heading out the door as they have been for days. have been for days. stuck in the 50s right now. special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2.

>> we are walking five miles in support of the fund. >> this provides support services for breast cancer patients and to ease the stress of every day life. randy: all right. and some of that sunshine. >> i was going to say, that blue sky. it is so blue. >> very nice there. good morning to the academy. >> they held their walk for the l.a. fun so great job there, and we want to see your calls, too,

it and it's fun and easy, and on a sunny day it's even nicer. >> a lot of walks over the weekend. runs, activities. >> they powered right through. >> right. >> exactly, yeah. >> how long it will last. >> we are going to see low improvements but the worst is behind us. before we talk about local weather i have to update what's happening with matthew. this is a category 4 hurricane right now. the winds are 130 miles per hour, and it is finally starting to move north at six miles per hour. so just kind of slowly chugging jamaica and haiti where there are hurricane warnings up right now, a landfall expected somewhere here near southwestern haiti as we get into the overnight hours tonight, and in parts of southern haiti, there was the potential for 15 to 25 inches of rain localized spots could see up to 40 inches. that will be devastating in terms of the rainfall, the mudslides, and a life threatening situation, and this storm will lift so we get into

tuesday night, impacting cuba, and by wednesday it's moving through the bahamas. from this point it continues to lift and likely will be weakening, but our computer models are really struggling as to where this is going to go, as we go through the weekend. you can see our computer models here, indicating a track near or off the shore, so it's going to be a while before we know where this is heading, but any impact here locally would come next time between now and then and we'll keep you posted. in the meantime we have fog now, the north shore, look at visability under a quarter of a mile, so fog may slow you down. notice the temperatures are stuck in the 50s still. we've been running in the 50s for the past couple days, but look what happens here by lunchtime. maybe a few breaks of sunshine. clouds will dominate today but if it brightens up we jump up into the 60s and then into the afternoon there could be an isolated shower.

to maybe make a run to 70 degrees, so warmer than the past couple days but we have this upper level low spinning off to the west, and it's going to be a piece of energy coming through this afternoon, that is going to allow the showers to pop up, and it's so cold there could be some instability for a shower or a thunderstorm this afternoon with some small hail, but through lunchtime, a couple of breaks. and during the afternoon the focus is mainly outside of 495 to any showers or storms popping up. those will wind down early a wind, there could be drizzle and fog developing and filling back in tomorrow morning. but that is not going to last the entire day, we'll see improvements, brightening in the afternoon. towards next weekend all eyes are on matthew as it comes up the coastline, there will be a front off to the west, if it times out right it could push matthew off the shore, but still a lot of question marks, so a close eye on the forecast heading into next weekend, between now and then we're, actually, going to see the

>> that's good. we have not seen that in a while. still didn't even touch what we need. >> right. >> we had a little fog this morning. it looks like a lot of that may have lifted the expressway, heavy delays, it is monday morning. expect this every morning. 25 minutes now, braintree getting up to the o'neal tunnel. we have got a problem on route 3, let's go to the maps, a right lane crash, it looks like we're probably in the clearing stages by now. northbound at route 18, delays back into that rockland stretch will work its way up towards the expressway. west bridgewater up, take you about almost 40 minutes from 106 right up to 93, and up to the north, route 3 slow, 495, that's the normal stuff there, and heavy delays over on 93, though, methuen getting through 495, and those pockets remain most of the way down towards the lower deck and things have resumed on the red line southbound from an earlier disabled train.

inappropriate items for sale. they were spotted on the last day of the deerfield fair. the vendor was selling figurines depicting african-americans, and signs restricting access to individuals based on race. >> hopefully it won't happen again, and hopefully all the fans don't have to do what -- the same thing that we had to take action on. >> but the developer is not being identified but will not be allowed back to the fair in the friends of marathon bombing victim krystle campbell. 150 runners and walkers took off for the finish line yesterday morning at massbay community college. campbell was an alum gnaw of the college and proceeds from the 5k will go towards scholarships in her name. the race now in the fourth year started as a kids run, the school's president said now the grownups are doing their share. >> it's an opportunity to help

might not otherwise be able to. >> stoneham native jonathan principato won the race with a time of 18 minutes and 37 seconds. last year's race raised 14,000 for the krystle campbell scholarship fund. randy: now a check of your economy, asian shares higher, trading in china and south carolina closed right now, the stock futures are higher, and investors are keeping an eye out today for a monthly construction spending report, which focuses on new homes. plastic but experts say that there are three times that can get you into trouble, like when it comes to paying your student loans. if you are putting them on a credit card, it might be a sign you are overextended. call your loan company and negotiate. another potential trouble spot bar tabs. you might be tempted to purchase more than anticipated. and finally groceries, if you are constantly using plastic for a basic necessity, it might be a

meantime, quite the fillup for a florida couple thanks to a glitch. they were charged 10,000 for a routine stop at the gas station. and that's more than 27,000 gallons. the couple was able to get that station to reverse the charges. a lot of airline miles. >> yes. >> right. >> that could be shocking. >> oh, my goodness. >> lots of zeros. baby manatees lose their way, the mission to rescue them. >> and carted off in handcuffs. that's ahead in eyepoppers. and cindy, it's 6:30, what is a mystery. the lingering questions surrounding this case getting national attention. >> and a hot air balloon ride takes a dangerous turn. the crash and fire sending that balloon plummeting to the

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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>> 6:25. we've been stuck here with temperatures not budging out of the 50s during the past several days. we're going to sneak up into the 60s today but we need to get rid of the fog, visibility a quarter of a mile on the north shore in way to a pooh peeks of sunshine mid-day into the afternoon. and the temperatures will respond into the 60s, mid 60s boston, could make a run towards 70. parts of the metro west, the merrimack valley but a shower or two could pop up, especially over the interior sections, we stay dry today. drizzle tomorrow morning and slow clearing once we are back in the sunshine. looking good here for mid week. randy. >> all right, thank you. 6:25 on this monday. time for eyepoppers.

rescue in florida. these two baby man tease were stranded in a bay. they were saved by dolphins. the male and females were taken to the sea aquarium where they will be rehabilitated before being released back into the ocean. >> very cute. >> cute. >> all right, not every day you see this. 102-year-old woman under arrest, being booked. don't worry, edie simms is not a anything bad but being put in cuffs is on this missouri woman's bucket list. officers happy to oblige. calling her away. ever so gently. away from the senior center, not clear what is next on the list. >> no kidding. randy: good for her. erika: a colorful character to sure. kim kardashian held up at gunpoint. the brush with danger for the

randy: we're learning more about this crash in yarmouth that claimed two lives over the weekend. the new information and the

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plus a glimpse of the quarterback already in action. >> the big move today in a bizarre case, a new push to solve the mystery at sea involving a mother and son. >> and hurricane move on the move. the threat in the caribbean and where the storm could go next on the eye. >> city cam looking out to the there, and might have some sunshine today. that's a refreshing change. good morning, and thank you for joining us, i'm randy price. >> and i'm erika tarantal. emily is off today as is olessa, and cindy, caught up -- >> 6:44, getting later and later and later. you saw the breaks in the clouds there. nice. i bet everywhere, in fact, as you go north through the north shore and new hampshire, you can see it's covered in white,

less in spots so a heads up, that may slow you down, and everybody is starting out in the 50s again. we've been stuck in the 50s the past few days. so if you want a jacket at the bus stop or a hoodie or a layer with the clouds around, 50s now, but 60s as they are off the bus this afternoon, as the clouds continue to break up for a bit of sunshine here. items will respond. mid 60s at the coast but could make a run towards 70 in a few spots with enough sunshine, and there no as we have this low still spinning to the west, a piece of energy will rotate in as we get into the afternoon so even though the clouds thin out through lunchtime, we get into 9 early afternoon and notice a couple of showers, southern new hampshire and worcester, the focus is outside of 495, but enough cold air aloft for a chance of a rumble of thunder and there could be small hail with these so heads up for that drive home later on today. let's go out to the roads right now. see if that fog is causing any issues.

looking pretty good. and in fact, the fog downtown it looks like it's lifting quite a bit, and you are looking pretty good. the downramp is slow with delays on the a lot of ramp, and you are almost back into the chelsea side, heading over the tobin bridge. let's go to the maps, 128 southbound, we picked up a new crash at 93, the delays going back into the lynnfield stretch, and 93 a tough ride, 213 in methuen down to the city, take you over an hour and change. south of town route 3 north cleared thatsh delays up through that union street stretch. and 24 northbound, a tough ride, although we have eased out through the stretch, and you may get up to 123, 30 minutes up to 93 and randolph. erika. >> busy on the roads, and breaking overnight, a serious crash under investigation in randolph after midnight on the ramp to route 24. the car rolled over at least one person has life threatening injuries. the road has reopened. >> some of the other stories we're following right now, a

he's facing charges after hitting a massachusetts state trooper just after yesterday's game in foxborough. police say the trooper was trying to stop 25-year-old jose perez rodriguez off route 1 when the motorcyclist slammed into him. the trooper is expected to be ok. >> all eyes are on gillette stadium. watching for tom brady. the suspension ends today, meaning he can be back at practice with the patriots. he got in this workout yesterday at a school in brook line. and right now in developments in this man. >> investigates from several agencies plan to meet today to discuss the case of nathan carman and his missing mother. sare is here with the latest investigation. sera: this case spans several states, involving several law enforcement agencies, including the coast guard, all are focused on nathan carman, the 22-year-old who was rescued at sea after he says his boat took on water.

his mother linda was with him on the fishing boat and is now presumed dead. south kingston rhode island police are investigating her disappearance. they, along with state and federal law enforcement searched her connecticut home last week as well as nathan carman's vermont home, nathan carman said he is not responsible for the death or the boat sinking. we don't know when it is happening but we know that it will be at the coast guard academy in new connecticut, and news center 5 will be there. live from the coast guard station in boston, sare sare, newscenter 5. >> thank you, we're getting new information in a weekend crash on cape cod, the man killed in this collision in yarmouth designed and built motels. thomas arden owned the motel in west afterin and out. his wife was hurt on buck island road on saturday night. caroline liberty, an aspiring photographer was also killed.

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to the eyeopener. kevin brennan in for olessa this morning. delays on the upper end of 128 out of the peabody stretch down to an earlier crash that we had by 93. busy on the morning commute. how about in the weather department? cindy fitzgibbon, what can we expect? >> i see some breaks, if you can believe it or not and the cloud cover this morning, looking out to the harbor, 57 degrees in boston right now, and improvements coming today, and they will be slow, though, and overall i think more clouds than sunshine but enough s afternoon. and can't rule out an isolated shower over the interior, brighter skies mid to late week and all eyes are on hurricane matthew this weekend as it makes a run up the eastern seaboard, we'll take a look at the track just ahead. erika. >> despite the weather it was warm at fenway, a weekend of unique tributes to david ortiz but the most touching may be from a red sox worker. susie korzec works in the fan club. she designed one of the 34 big

father, he lived in wisconsin as her father battled lung cancer. the red sox, a way to connect as both just loved the team. but that changed in 2006 when her father died and the sox became a painful memory. david ortiz helped to change that. >> that season, too, was 2007, and i kind of like to believe that world series is like my dad's reassurance saying, you can still b the team still means something. >> the billboard is signed, thank you in handwriting, taken from one of her father's letters. >> new accusations of sexism against donald trump of the latest scandal tied to the presidential nominee, plus boston police investigating a weekend shooting, a desperate move on the eye for interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores.

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>> good morning, the eyeopener team ready to kick off the news to go, and we're tracking the topics this morning, hurricane matthew bearing down on parts of the caribbean. >> and this is a dangerous thing one. >> it's starting to take a lift northward but only at six miles per hour. the center of it, you can see where the eye is, it's moving

impacts before it gets there, and rain is a big concern. the winds are a big concern, this is a life threatening situation. you can see the track here, maintaining this category 4 strength, as it does make that approach tonight. and there is expected to be 15 to 25 inches of rain, widespread, across southern parts of haiti but localized spots, you could see up to 40 inches of rain. that is tremendous, the mudslide potential here, and then it's going to work up towards cuba as we get into tomorrow afternoon. and bahamas, and by wednesday, so this kind of is the time line, so as we get towards the end of the week, here it is, sitting somewhere off the coast, and from this point, computer models are really struggling to see how close this is going to be to the eastern seaboard as it lifts. whether or not it curves out to the sea or comes close enough to give impacts but any impacts would be next week, and you want to check back often as we'll have updates throughout the

and it's going to spin in energy this afternoon, so although the clouds are trying to break apart, you can see that here, as we look live over boston right now, and i think that the clouds will fill back in, and you have got fog right now up on the north shore is, reducing the visibility, and that will be burning off, and we'll see breaks in the clouds, and then as we get into the afternoon, the temperatures come up into the 60s, so a bit warmer today than it was over the weekend. could make a run towards 70 if we get enough sunshine. and during the afternoon hours, look at this, couple of showers pop up, and cold enough air aloft for the chance of a thunderstorm with small hail, focuses mainly outside of 495, and it will wind things down tonight as the winds pick up. waking up tomorrow, the clouds, could be drizzle around, and then things brighten up. lower 60s with the wind off the water tomorrow and brighter skies developing on wednesday. get you back out to the roads. kevin how are we doing? >> a busy one for sure. sky 5 over this stretch of 128

trouble, farther north, let's go to the map. 128 southbound, earlier crash here by 93, has cleared away, really left a mess back to 95 and peabody. you are talking about 33 minutes just to get to 93, and then more delays burlington on through that lexington stretch. and 93, a tough ride from 213 and methuen most of the way down to the city, over an hour in change, and route 3 hits it is brakes here down towards trouble cove road. out to the west, delays out at southboro. south of town, 24 brake lights brockton to randolph, route 3 on the brakes, the expressway 30 minutes. >> thanks so much. breaking overnight one person is dead after a fire at this apartment complex in seabrook. firefighters were called to the building on lafayette road just before 1:00 this morning. they found the victim in a unit on the first floor where that fire was contained. no one else was hurt, and no word on a cause right now.

serious crash under investigation in randolph. this happened after midnight on the ramp to route 24, the car rolled over. at least one person has life threatening injuries and that road is opened this morning. >> tom brady back at gillette stadium today. >> and patriots' fans are ready to see the quarterback again. the eye's doug meehan is at the stadium this morning as number 12's suspension comes to an end. >> it is all over, good morning, and fans, media all anticipating that at some point tom brady will walk through the doors here at gillette stadium sometime this morning. yesterday he was spotted getting workouts in at the dexter school in brook line and today it will be the first time in a month that amend -- in a month that he will be with his team, despite his suspension. the pats remain a top of the afc east with 3-1.

suspension today. we're getting the whole band back together. live in foxborough, wcvb newscenter 5. >> several law enforcement agencies including the coast guard will be meeting today about the case of nathan carman. he is the 22-year-old who spent a week on a life raft. his fishing boat sank. his mother, linda is, presumed dead. police are looking into her her disappearance and whether she was operating the fishing boat safe his mother's death or the boat's sinking. is the meeting today is at the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut, and newscenter 5 will be there. live from the coast guard station in boston, sera congi, newscenter 5. >> new overnight, that's kanye west canceling his new york concert mid show after a hotel scare involving his wife, kim

overnight. her representative says that by two masked and armed men dressed as police officers. about 10 million in jewelry was taken. she's obviously taken but not hurt. >> three people were in custody accused in a shooting, police say a man flagged them down in roxbury. they believe that he was shot on bowdoin avenue a mile away and suffering life threatening injuries. >> a state trooper is in the hospital after being hit by a wrongway driver stadium. it happened just as patriots' fans were returning to their cars after the 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. the trooper suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover. >> and police are investigating this crash in wellesley that temporarily shut down route 9, we're told that the electrical utility poles and wires were all over the roads there right near oak street. the intersection after the crash last night.

survive. a framingham man is expected in court today accused in a drunken hit and run. police say that christopher gagnon backed his car into another at conti's liquors friday night. they say gagnon urinated inside the store. they tracked him down at the wine vault where he was refused alcohol again. he's facing several charges. >> theever behind the train that crashed into a new jersey platform says he does not hoboken station. a data recorder was not working during the crash. they are hoping to get the second recorder soon. that's been difficult because of asbestos and other structural problems at that station. >> donald trump and hillary clinton hitting the campaign trail hard today ahead of sunday's presidential debate. trump will hold events in virginia before he heads to colorado for two rallies.

and then head to akron. erika: a new controversy for donald trump. more than 20 cast and crew members are telling the associated press he demeaned women with sexist language, including rating their appearance and talking openly about who he would sleep with. a trump campaign spokesperson has blasted the accounts calling them outlandish and false. randy: graffiti is blocked off at donald trump's hotel in washington. police say someone sprayed black lives matter peace, on the front of the building on saturday afternoon. no arrests were made and police say that they have not identified any suspects. the hotel opened on september 12. >> a franking isle -- a fragile cease-fire is in place. sunday's wrote would have brought hostilities to an end in the latin america country but voters rejected the referendum with rebels leaving the war torn nation with no plan b.

the accord. >> u.s. justice department is helping police communities across the country hire new officers. loretta lynch announced 119 million in funding that will be awarded to 184 agencies nation-wide. those grants are intended to create or protect more than 900 positions. they say the events like the shooting of five officers in dallas earlier this year raised the visability of staffing >> the hot air balloon crashing into power lines. this is during a festival in new mexico. nobody was hurt but the crash did cause power outages right near here. they had to replace about four feet of line after the balloon became draped over those power lines. it was one of two hot air balloon crashes this weekend. a woman was hurt in this crash, but it's unclear how seriously. >> a new flower makes its rare

yesterday but won't last. it will be on display for two days. the tropical flower gets its name because of its smell. this is the first time in five years this particular corpse flower actually opened up. >> and the red sox looking ahead to cleveland after a loss to the blue jays at fenway yesterday. and ramirez tied the game at 1-1, the jays batted in a run with this single in the eighth and that would be the game winner. 2-1 the final. the two in cleveland for the a lds before heading back to boston. >> onto the playoffs we go. yeah. and people not going anywhere fast, on a lot of roads this morning. >> erika, it has been a busy monday morning for sure, and especially the expressway, that's to go without mentioning. you are jammed here, 30 minutes at least, braintree right up to the o'neal tunnel but let's go up to the north, to the maps on 128 southbound, delays here out of peabody down to an earlier

route 1, a tough go off that 95 ramp in peabody right down towards 99. 93 jammed. methuen down to the city, going to take you 84 minutes, and south of town, 128 north up through that stretch. 24 is on the brakes out of brockton. and if you are taking the trains expect delays on the red line due to a disabled train at the wallston station. now it has been foggy this morning and also rainy. cindy fitzgibbon, what else can we have today? >> you can see the fog, it's shore. visibility at or under a quarter of a mile. not an issue in town. in fact, we're seeing for a change some breaks in the cloud cover this morning. and i think that more clouds and sunshine today, but certainly brighter than it has been. 57 degrees we've been stuck in the 50s for the past several days. temperatures are going to jump up over 60 degrees by lunch. and then we're in the 60s this afternoon but there will be the threat of a shower popping up. notice we make a run up towards

better today. but we still have this low back to the west, and that energy is going to spin in this afternoon with cold air aloft so not really a shower. the threat for an isolated thunderstorm, as well, and you can see the time line is after lunchtime. you can see the breaks in the clouds. and the focus really is over worcester county and southern new hampshire outside of 495 for any showers or thunderstorms. and they will wind down this evening, and as the winds turn onshore, waking up coastline. 50s tonight. it will be a cool day tomorrow, and high pressure is going to begin to nose in but with that wind, cool tomorrow and cool again on wednesday, and at least we're getting back the sunshine so improvements are coming. lots of sunshine. thursday and friday we're up to 70 degrees, and then this weekend all eyes are focused on what matthew wants to do as it makes that run up the coast, will it be hugging the coast? front off to the west is the key, the timing that is able to

if matthew has any impacts it would be coming next weekend. so it's monday morning. lots to watch for between now and then. >> all right. thanks. >> thanks for joining us. we hope you have a fantastic day. >> join us at noon and tomorrow

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good morning, america. matthew on the march. the powerful category 4 hurricane barreling through the caribbean with 130-mile-an-hour winds and life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides. thousands fleeing the coastlines. u.s. citizens told to leave. hundreds of military family members evacuated, as the storm donald trump's taxes -- the leaked documents, showing he lost nearly a billion dollars in one year, are raising big questions. did trump avoid paying income tax for nearly two decades? his advisers now calling him a genius. critics say he's a tax dodger. as he ramps up the personal attacks on hillary clinton. >> i don't even think she's loyal to bill, if you wanna know the truth. >> with less than a week to their next debate, "saturday night live" takes aim at their first showdown. >> we should be talking about