the appointment and continued to point the gun at officers and that's when police opened fire. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. the shop owner was still shaken up after he said two men pointed guns at his head. >> he said do you want to live and we know where you live? they named a certain car i i said i don't have it here. they said give me the keys to the car. reporter: we'll hear more from him and how he describes the terrifying ordeal, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: we turn our attention to the tropics and hurricane matthew just released by nasa. florida and north carolina declaring a state of emergency. this is the monster category 4 hurricane. it gets ready to make landfall in haiti.

stephanos will have more. >> maria: 20 inches of rain could fall on haiti. residents and visitors were told to get out, but thousands are refusing to leave. >> this particular hurricane by virtual of the trajectory will have a severe impact on jamaica. reporter: jamaica's prime minister underscoring the seriousness of hurricane matthew. >> we expect there will bela reporter: forecasters worrying that it will bring life-threatening flash floods. jamaicans are ignoring the warnings from authorities to leave the coast. >> i think i am safe here. i am from here and i will die here. reporter: the massive storm churning in the caribbean is also threatening haiti where the infrastructure is still really fragile after the 2010 earthquake that rocked that

matthew's impact as u.s. officials evacuate hundreds of employees and their families from the naval base at guantanamo bay. the national weather service say it is still too early to say the affect on the united states. and while the impact on the island nations and the caribbean is expected to be serious, some are optimistic. >> the resilience of jamaicans will be demonstrated at the end of the episode. hurricanes we have seen in recent history. the national hurricane center says it will likely miss florida, but a direct impact cannot still be ruled out. as you said, a state of emergency now in effect in that state just as a precaution. heather? heather: av is tracking -- aj is tracking the storm. >> it is probably one of the more powerful hurricanes we have seen in the atlantic in

>> last time jamaica had a direct impact from a category 3 or better was in 1988. heather: i know the folks here are wondering will it be an impact on the northeast? >> that's the big question. everything is in the cards right now. take a look at the satellite loop. you can see clearly that this has a big, powerful eye and an eye wall surrounding it. i'll take you for a brief tour. this is kingston, jamaica. it is expected to we have a big local connection to haiti so we are watching this closely. we'll zoom out a little bit. we'll show you this is a category 4 hurricane. it is trucking off to the north. it will clip the western side of haiti and the eastern side of cuba. it is likely to pass to the east of jamaica. it is still a big impact there. let me show you the different models we are talking about here.

might add. look what happens as you head out toward sunday. the models are all over the place. a lot depends on high pressure offshore, a big system moving through the plain states and how this whole thing plays out into later this week and into next weekend remains a huge uncertainty. we'll do our best to sort through it. we have information coming in toward the top of the hour and i will have that in a few minutes. ed: the supreme court bulger's appeal. it was for playing a role in 11 murders and other crimes will stand. the 80 every is-year-old bulger argued that the judge at his trial should have let them tell the jury that a now dead prosecutor granted him immunity from prosecution. he had hard evidence -- he didn't have hard evidence that it did exist. heather: a deadly crash in randolph. a bmw went off the ramp from

the car rolled over several times killing the woman driving. her identity has not been released at this point. and new at 4:30, the man accused of crashing into a state trooper in foxborough is held without bail of he pled not guilty to assault and reckless driving charges. the trooper was trying to stop the motorcyclist on route 1 when he slammed that him. he was ordered similar incident that happened in june. the state police captain who was hit is expected to be okay. ed: the suspension is over. tom brady will hit the field with his teammates. the suspension expired at midnight. mike lynch is here with what we can expect. i don't know if anyone has seen him yet. >> mike: what we can expect is as if it never happened. the teammates that were

there is no practice tomorrow. the first time we will see him on the practice field will be this wednesday. brady spent yesterday afternoon at the dexter school in brookline working out. this was video shot. he is now allowed full access to everything he was denied since september 3rd. that is free rain of facility and contact with coaches and teammates. again, like it never happened. back with player reaction at 5:00. we'll see you then. heather:commitment 2016 now. new trouble for donald t foundation to stop fundraising saying the charity is not properly registered. that follows revelations that the nominee may have found a way to prevent paying federal income taxes for many years. >> listen to this, people, because this is a real shocker. reporter: hillary clinton is hitting donald trump hard on the new "new york times" report that the republican

>> he says he can next thing, but that is like letting the fox guard the hen house. reporter: according to a partial 19905 tax return trump filed a nearly billion dollar loss following the collapse of his atlantic city casino and the purchase of new york's plaza hotel. trump said avoiding paying taxes would have made him smart. trump surrogates calling the move screen yous. on the trail trump did not respond to the controversy or another one from the interviewed 20 people . former crew members, editors and contestants who described his behavior on the set of "apprentice." a former producer confirming the behavior, but calling it complex. >> i think he sees women as something physical first. however, he does have a lot of smart women around him so it is a complex situation. reporter: one former contestant disagreed with the report.

and title and given i have always dressed provocatively and in a sense could be perceived as encouraging negative behavior, i never felt disrespected by mr. trump. reporter: trump instead hit clinton on her e-mail. >> hillary clinton's only experience in cyber security involves her criminal scheme to violate federal law. reporter: regarding the news about his charity new york's attorney general ordered a cease and desist notice t trump foundation for failing to properly register. in a statement the trump foundation said they would cooperate, but they called it political. we should point out the attorney general in new york is a democrat. ed? ed: and ben, the u.s. is suspending talks with russia over the con flect in syria. they are making good on a threat made last week. the department says russia has not lived up to its agreement to restore a cease-fire and to

delivery. it will not affect talks between the two countries. heather:the engineer at the helm in the crash of the train has no memory of what happened. a commuter train slammed that this station in hoboken. he says he was going 10 miles an hour as he pulled into the station. the next thing he remembers is waking up on the floor of the cab. crews have pulled one black box from the train, but they say it was not working. a second box that may help determine what went wrong. ed: the murder trial of a georgia father charged with leaving his son in a hot car got underway. they say harris left a 22-month-old, cooper was his name, in june of 2014 on purpose. he exchanged sexually explicit text messages with women. they call it a traj vic -- tragic accident saying he forgot to drop him off at

car. ed: flu season is fast approaching so it is time to get your flu shot. heather: why one group may want to wait to get vaccinated. ed: and this volcano erupts for the f user time in years. >> and we are still tracking hurricane matthew as it continues to move through portions of the kaw remember yen. caribbean. and we have scattered showers moving through the area. the latest in your forecast coming up after the break. of the gloucester police chief fired. they are accused of lying to investigators and deleting a cell phone after being put on leave after two women he had relationships with contacted the city with safety

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

please vote yes on question 2. for stronger public schools. i just want what's best for my kids. please vowhen i hearuestion 2. 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.

>> you're watching newscenter 5 at ed: trust me folks, the traffic on the left was moving quickly two minutes ago and now it is slowed down. look at the shadows. it is getting dark this time of day already. this is right by the bruins practice facility. track on the left is going to newton and on the right is okay. let's check your drive times. down the split is not bad. 23 minutes mass ave to route 3. that's not bad. more troublesome 120 will take you 25 minutes. the first leg is pretty good. we just showed a slow down and

and then look at the tolls you are slowed considerably. western tolls to 495 and 495 in both directions is good. that's what traffic look like right now. heather:stunning video from mexico where this volcano was erupting. it forced hundreds to evacuate. red, hot lava started flowing from the crater. they corruptions started on sounds appropriate. >> this looks like fire. >> 6:21 is the sunset by the way. >> how much are we losing a night. >> a couple minutes a day. three minutes a day from the beginning to the end. more impressive hurricane matthew still a category 4 storm. we have our eyes on that. whether or not it has a direct

there is a lot to talk about. first and foremost let's talk about the here and now. we have scattered showers and thunderstorms. we will come in tighter along the pike. looks like we have a thundershower -- actually just passing to the eastern side of palmer right now. these are potent downpours and we have another one toward south hampton and they are snea t decent rainfall. we have had close to half an inch of rainfall, am hurst and close to half an inch of rainfall. and that has come down on short order. expect visibility to be dropping pretty quickly down there. no problems in boston right now. it is gorgeous. 64 degrees and a little cool though. that's because we have a wind out of the east at 10 miles per hour. the pressure is holding steady

right now the temperatures area wide are cooler along the coastline. 64 worcester and 69 in orange. down in the cape and island mid60s down there. the water temperatures are in the lower 60s. that's important because with the wind coming in off the water the coastal temperatures will mimic the temperature in the water. here is what we have going on right now. if you look carefully do you see the spin going on? there is an area of low pressure that has caused these te cold air a lot of and warm air at the surface. the warm air wants to rise and in some cases isolated thundershowers. the high pressure will be building in tonight and that means a couple of things. dryer weather, but it also means that wind persistently is coming in out of the north and east. and it also means patchy fog and areas of drizzle later tonight. 50 to 57 degrees on average for tonight's lows.

starts to weaken the high pressure will come in off the water. i think we eventually win out. let's take you through times as we head through this evening and tonight. we will advance it even farther and through about 6:00 tomorrow morning. drizzle especially along the coastline. we'll start to see the sunshine bleed through the and in toward the afternoon and the evening. it is looking very, very nice as we see the sunshine start to build in. the temperatures tomorrow are 50s and 60s. that's about it. checking the tropics real quick of course all eyes are on matthew with 140 mile per hour winds. hurricane warnings are in effect for portions of the caribbean. watch as the track takes it northward and by friday it is still off florida. new numbers coming into the weather center the next few

possibility, but not a certainty. morning drizzle for tomorrow. fog early on wednesday. but the trend is to more sunshine over the next few days. it is right through the end of the week. and then we watch matthew for potential impacts come this weekend. we'll have the latest coming up in a little while. guys? heather:aj, thanks so much. fall is here and it is time to get your flu shot. it seems the experts are not so sure it is everyone to get an early one especially if you are older. flu season generally peaks in midwinter, but you have probably already noticed flu shot offered at pharmacies and maybe even where you work. still, it may be a good idea to wait a little while. especially if you are older. doctors are not sure how long a flu shot will protect you.

six months and older should get a flu shot by the end of october some immunology experts say it is better for those over the age of 65 to wait. they have a tougher time responding and the vaccine wears off faster for that age-group. the board that advises the cdc on i'm mu nation says -- i'm mu nation say antibodies decline as time goes by and seniors are the ones primarily affected. they suggested greater immunity to the virus later in the season. >> either way federal health officials say an early flu shot is better than no flu shot at all. i will go out on a limb and say talk to your doctor. they may have a different idea. there is a lot of controversey. ed: when you use the word jab -- jab. heather:i watched him react.

ebay. heather:the marketplace they unveiled for people wanting to buy and sell. first let's flash forward to the news at 5:00. phil and jc are here. phil: what got trashed after a local festival. jc: and the promise they are making to the community tonight. phil: local families' devastation when they learn their loved ones remains may be moved jcvc and terrifying incident for kim kardashian and what was

heather: they have opened two investigation that's ford. ed: one impacts the 2011 to 2013 poured edge suvs and the ford fusions. the other involves a sudden loss of power assisted steering.

fusions were recalled for the same problem. heather:do you have stuff to sell? it is called marketplace and it lets users buy and sell items that are located near them. the buyers have the ability to message sellers and make offers and they can make arrangements for pick up and payment. the new feature is located in a tab in the mobile app. advanced self-driving vehicles and it would no longer be required to have a licensed driver if federal officials say they are safe enough. but that is not expected to happen anytime soon. auto makers and tech companies are still testing the prototypes. ed: that was something you don't see every day. and this is definitely not

heather: find out why this lady ended up in handcuffs by request. let's check the traffic. not too bad.

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heather:she is not public enemy number one, is this 102-year-old found herself in handcuffs. some people want to go to the caribbean, but the missouri woman said all her life she has never been in the back of a cruiser and she wondered what it was like. police were happy to fulfill her wish. >> did you enjoy your ride this morning? >> oh yes, handcuffs and all. >> we love it. we get more out of it than the seniors do. ed: look at her.

birthday. it was a few days ago. she says she keeps busy and she sews and stitches for the local senior center. she said keep going and never stop whatever it is you are passionate about. ed: to be clear she was not arrested for anything. she just wants to be in the back of a cruiser. newscenter 5 at 5:00 start right now with ben and jc. jc: gloucester's police chief was fired. the evidence the makes him a liar. >> ben: a school football stadium trashed. >> it is a travisty for us. jc: the massive clean up and who is picking up a tab. >> tracking hurricane matthew and its impact on us for later this week and next weekend. jc: the new controversial remarks from donald trump about soldiers dealing with the pressures of war. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. >> ben: and we have breaking

gloucester's police chief has been fired. jc: this comes after the chief was put on leave last month. julie mcdonald is live in glaiser with break -- live in gloucester with breaking details. julie? reporter: it is what the city calls disturbing allegations with two women whom he had relationships. both of those women told the city they were in fear. his termination, the mayor says, is based on what happened next. an inves allegations began which would be largely based on leonard's city owned cell phone. he told the mayor it was in his locked office in the police department, but it ended up overnight at his attorney's office in everett. he suggested to investigators that someone from the police department broke into the office and then mailed the phone. surveillance video shows campanello himself mailing the phone. when the city obtained it, the