matthew is moving toward the u.s. and as aj has been talking about, the path is not clear yet. >> ben: everybody up and down the east coast is watching this. >> it is clear through the bahamas at least and then it spreads out. scattered storms are moving across the pike and to the east of am hurst. you can see they are producing some lightning in the past hour or so anden there is a quick burst and maybe a down burst of heavy rain as well. as we slide off toward the north and the east here, we are going to find more in the way of scattered showers and thundershowers working through concord and heading toward manchester. these will fizzle out as we head through the evening and the overnight. a very powerful hurricane matthew continues to spin just south of haitiy with winds of 140 miles per hour sustained. i'll have the latest on this

we get some impacts here coming up in a few minutes. ben and jc? jc: new at 5:30, land in whalen that includes a burial ground has been sold. >> ben: their loved one's remains have been sold. reporter: some families whose loved ones at the church of the holy spirit are feeling angry and violated because the loved ones may now have to be moved. >> stones and everything are covered ove i tried to clean them up a little bit. reporter: they are strolling through the churchyard where their parents have been intererr de for years. soon though that could change. >> we thought our parents were buried here forever. reporter: the diocese of massachusetts recently sold this property to a different congregation. >> and it took the wind out of us. reporter: for decades it had been the home of the now closed church of the holy spirit. >> i think everyone was just in disbelief. reporter: the sanctuary

place of many loved ones and church founders. >> i come here often to see my parents. when i walk by i see my godfather and i talk to him and tell him what is going on. i see some of my best friends growing up. reporter: the diocese notified families that some remains would need to be disinterred. >> this is their final resting spot. reporter: to make room for the possible expansion of the new owner. >> the notice people seemed to suggest they are moving it whether you liked it or not. reporter: but they said they were not consulted prior to the sale and they don't want their loved ones moved. >> the property was paid for by the people that are buried here. the diocese cleared $1.8 million , pure profit. never put a penny into it. reporter: the episcopal diocese of massachusetts says they will only move remains if they receive permission. the men i spoke with say they

permission. so it looks like things could be at a stand -- a stand still. wcvb news -- newscenter 5. >> desilva shot her nine times outside her bedroom desilva was upset with his daughter for dating an older man. >> ben: and a been overturned. they ordered a new trial in the case of a boy who said he was sexually assaulted by an older boy in the troop in the mid70s. the jury found the scouts failed to protect him, but the justices say the jury was not properly instructed in that case. jc: new at 5:30, boston is looking for a few good drivers to disprove the city's reputation for bad drivers. the city has launched a safest driver competition with $9,000 in prize money to the top

that scores drivers on five behaviors associated with safe driving. >> hard braking and the use of the phone. phone distraction. and all of that was done just by looking a analyzing at the data coming from the phone. jc: this is an app and you have to stay away from it if you want to use the phone. it as serious car crashes by 2030. >> ben: the simulator looks cool. "star wars" creator george lucas is putting his money where his passion is at the rockwell museum. he is giving a $1.5 million grant to the museum. lucas is a rockwell collector and he visited the museum several times. >> ben: still to come, more protests following another officer involved shooting of a black man this weekend. jc: this time in southern los

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>> you're watching newscenter 5 at 5:30. jc: protests in south los angeles after the fatal shooting of a black man. crowds of demonstrators shutdown intersections and jumped on to cars and vandalized businesses. 18-year-old shot when he ran from a routine traffic stop. security video shows snell carrying a gun and turning toward the police. that video has not yet been released. >> ben: fire officials are are looking into a fire that killed a man. the flames forced the evacuation of the apartment building in seabrook. they thought everyone escaped, but they found the victim after searching the victim and

there was heavy, black smoke. we came across somebody in the apartment and it ended up being a fatality. >> they have not released the name of the man killed. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. >> ben: a cooking mishap sparked a fire that forced 71 students out of their beds in the middle of the night. firefighters say a student left the huh -- habachi grill the building was so badly damaged though it will likely remain closed for the rest of the semester. jc: still to come on newscenter 5 at 5:30, facebook is breaking into the marketplace for friends who buy and sell. >> ben: and the national

opening up. >> and there is lots of weather that will happen between now and then. more coming up. joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped.

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recalled for the same problem. >> days book is taking on e weigh and craigslist it allows users to buy and sell items. you can also arrange for payment and pick up. it is located in a tab in facebook's mobile app. and it is the launch of messenger light. it is a slimmed down version of the messaging app. it is designed for lower end android devices and takes up >> ben: kind of a rainy weekend. jcvc i kind -- jc: i kind of loved it. >> we are getting a few spits out there and some are more than a spit. we call them a pretty heavy down poor. some picked up well over an inch of very, very much appreciated rainfall. we do have again some of those

thunder passing over the pike. these are all drifting down to the south. we also have a few more up through cheshire county let's shift gears and talk tropics. we have hurricane matthew and we have been talking about this for days and days now. we will continue to talk about this for another week or so. that's before this finally tries to head out to sea over the atlantic. and the rainfall from this is going to be incredible across sections of haiti and into the bahamas. this says four inches plus. we are talking more in the order of 10 to 20 inches of rainfall. it is a slow moving system and there is nothing to grab it just yet.

by thursday it is in the northern bahamas. just offshore from florida and from there heading up to the carolinas. notice the carolinas are in this cone of uncertainty. it may head over land and it may try and head farther out to sea. we just don't know at this point . what we will be doing and what the national weather service is going to be doing is launching extra weather balloons all week long to get more into the weather models in the hopes that it will help things out. in the meantime, the jet stream, the midand upper levels will be crucial to determining where matthew goes. matthew over the coast of florida or just offshore and we have a couple of players here. high pressure is over the anchored seaboard and a low-pressure system is moving through the high plains. what this creates is an area where the two converge and take it into southern new

if it is flat it will fling it farther out to sea and out to the south meaning less of an impact. still some, but less than an impact. the more impactful track was if this was deeper. in other words if it digs down it would fling it into southern new england. then we are talking about a much larger impact. we just don't know at this point in terms of intensity when it is going get here and all of thoseai at this point. showers and isolated shower t thundershowers because of an area of low pressure that will be scooting out to sea. patchy drizzle to contend with throughout most of the morning hours. we will slowly clear out from northeast to southwest tomorrow. do plan on drizzle first thing in the morning. i have indicated at 6:00 in the morning it could start out drizzly. by afternoon it starts to warm

there. otherwise back to some form of sunshine by lunchtime. early morning fog on wednesday and giving way to partial sunshine. the trend is for brightening skies throughout most of the week. the big wild card later this weekend and on sat night, more so into sunday and monday we watch for the potential for matthew to have some sort of an impact around here. we'll have more as it becomes available. jc: thank you. a new legal series day paws on legal time to see if justice has been served in controversial cases. lauren takes us behind the scene s. reporter: abc is premiering the new legal drama with heroin at the center of the show and may not be what audiences are expecting. >> she is arrested for cocaine

heroin that audiences love to hate. that you rust into the political spotlight at a young age. >> i did not vote for your father. reporter: they describe hayes morrison at ambiguousett why relatable and a character you want to go on a journey with and forgive. >> she has to make all of her mistakes in the public eye and she never conformed to what she was reporter: the show focuses on the work of the conviction integrity unit. hayes has joined for jail time in drug possession and to save face amid her mother's senate campaign. the team is tasked with if justice has been served. >> we are not committed to exonerating you. >> then why are you here?

>> all the while the characters of the ciu. >> this is your last chance. >> are battling their own demons. >> you see that and you can see a window into each character's world and you go, okay, there is a little more. there is humanity here in addition to the case of the week. >> the series makes its debut monday at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. abc news, los angeles. >> ben: and a two-hour "dancing with the stars." perform distances inspired by the circumstance de sew lay shows such as -- cirque de soleil shows. they will be joined by acrobats and other performers. that's here on channel 5 at 8:00. at the movies tim burton's latest film takes the top spot. "the perigrin home for peculiar children." "deep water horizon was in second place" followed by" the

jc: up next, the flu vaccine and our kids. >> ben: the group of kids that is less likely to get the shot. first let's flash forward to heather anded. >> the mr. eggs chief fired and what the mayor said he lied about and what the former chief's lawyer is calling it a witch hunt. >> 5 investigates was there as the mother's long fight for justice finally pays off. the man who allegedly may lested her son faces a judge. plus >> ben: that's music to your ears. we met him desperate for a heart transplant and now he is

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alzheimer's, parkinson's and diabetes. >> ben: your health tonight. with the flu season fast approaching they are urging parents to get their kids vaccinated. one group of kids though is not likely to get the flu shot. >> from flu shots to cupping like on michael phelps back. alternative medicine is everywhere. many parents try to use it for their kids they may be get sight minutes and -- getting vitamins one thing they are less likely to get is a flu shot. children who received some sort of alternative medicine was less likely to get the flu vaccine. only a third of those children got a flu shot compared to 42% of kids who were not exposed to the complementary approaches. how many kids are we talking about?

past research suggests nearly 12% of u.s. children have received some form of alternative medicine. >> since the flu poses a very real danger to kids regardless of whether you use alternative medicine the flu vaccine is a good preventative measure. jc: here is something to jump start your fitness regime. a study show exercising releases a hormone that not only it from forming. the hormone was discovered by a team at the harvard medical school in 2012, but expanded research shows the hormone surges when the heart and other muscles exert preventing the formation of fatty tissue. october marks breast cancer awareness month. how yoga can promote stress reduction among breast cancer patients it can help them deal

fatigue. research has shown the mental and physical rigor of practicing yoga can provide a coping technique to help during treatment and with the transition back to everyday life . >> it can help with depression. the support we get and the positiveness in class. >> it is good for breast cancer survivors as while in remission. and a better chance of avoid against. >> we have been told that tom brady is back at gillette. have you seen him? jc: i have not. reporter: the police chief is fired and mounting evidence against him and why his lawyer says -- >> this investigation is a witch hunt. >> a school football stadium

>> who is picking up the tab? >> tracking a powerful hurricane and its potential impact on us. >> safest place in haiti as far as i'm concerned is that it is like the orphanage. >> matthew threat tens the or tau -- threat tens the orphanage built in their daughter's honor. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> we start with breaking fired. >> not because of allegations from two women that triggered an internal investigation, but because of what the chief allegedly did next. newscenter 5's julie mcdonald is live. julie? reporter: well, heather and ed, campanello will have the opportunity to tell his side of the story, but the mayor calls his behavior unacceptable and unethical and he says he refused to go under oath when answering to

investigators. >> integrity is the number one requirement of police officers. i have lost confidence in the chief. reporter: he has been fired. accused of destroying evidence and misleading investigators who are looking into complaint against his conduct. >> my office received communication from a woman who made disturbing allegations regarding the chief's behavior during the relationship. she expressed concerns for her safety. reporter: the investigation was focused on texts and e-mails from >> it was asked for and we eventually found out he reporter:.the evidence. >> he told the investigation that he had no idea how the cell phone was removed from his office or mailed to his lawyer. reporter: he suggested someone else broke into the office and sent it. the return address listed gloucester pd. the district attorney's office identified campanello

his contract and the response i got was we don't care about his contract. reporter: campanello's attorney would not answer our questions at the press conference, only calling the investigation a witch hunt from the start. now campanello is nationally recognized and it helped the 500 addicts get into treatment and it lead to similar programs in 28 other states. at julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> ben: a suspect is dead when he allegedly turned a gun on them as they tried to serve a search warrant. diane is live at the scene. diane? reporter: well, it all unfolded inside this condo building here behind me this morning after police identified an armed robbery suspect and tried to serve a search warrant at his home. tonight we spoke to one of the