aim at haiti. the worker ambushed. a local restaurant robbed. >> the thief on the roof -- loose and the health police say he had. a local school football field trashed. the cleanup and the cost and the safety hazard. ed: a shelter in place order campus has been lifted. maria: there were reports of a person carrying a gun dressed as a clown. students were told stay where they were. police say they have since found nothing. we just talked to some students. they describe what happened. >> there were sirens and they started vacuuming buildings. that is when it became pretty

. we will let you know if anything develops. then: the monster hurricane doing damage in the caribbean. and: there are new signs the storm is getting stronger. a.j. burnett is tracking all in the weather center. aj: the latest information shows the winds have increased definitely not good news for folks in western haiti. as the storm has intensified before making landfall. the storm coming very close to the far western side of haiti later on tonight with some catastrophic coastal surge flooding and also some high winds and heavy rainfall as well. everywhere shaded in red we have hurricane warnings posted.

this is looking at tomorrow morning. notice how slowly the storm is moving up into the bahamas by 8 p.m. on wednesday evening and then very close to florida. the track has come farther to the west. we will talk about the trends and what we are saying. this gives you an idea and our local forecast for this week and potential impacts for next week. maria: a crucial hospital in haiti, is ed: and a team right here in massachusetts, is helping to brace for the direct hit. newscenter 5's mary saladna is here with the work being done. mary maria and ben, they've : boarded up windows, dug trenches to stem the flooding, but the main concern involves the medical care that will be needed after the storm. the st boniface haiti foundation has been helping the people of southern haiti for 30 years. what started as a one room clinic it's now an 80 plus bed hospital with specialized care that serves over 2.3 million people, surgical and neonatal care, even a spinal injury

but tonight, st. boniface hospital, located in fond-des-blancs, sits in matthew's direct path. >> we're kick -- externally concern about rain. the amount of rain they're talking about, 20 to 40 inches. we anticipate massive flooding. mary: conor shapiro is the president and ceo of the foundation, which is based here in newton. contact with hospital staffers in haiti, the hopital itself should withstand the force of the storm, but its' the people living in the surroundign -- surrounding committees most at risk. torrential rains, combined with 130 mph winds and devastating storm surge, could take an enormous human toll. the hospital's 275 staffers are standing by as our rapid response teams which will hit the ground as soon as the storm passes. >> we anticipate there will be

his family. wife elisabeth and their 3 children are here in massachusetts, but her parents, siblings and extended family will ride out the storm, .2301 . conor shapiro himself will be on a plane to haiti, as soon as air travel resumes following the storm. you can find out more about the foundation on our web page, wcvb.com. e d: one person is dead after a crash in melrose. police are investigating tonight. they say a car hit a landscaping truck on howard street, striking and killing a worker who was loading equipment. the car then ran into an suv ultimately rolling over, landing on its roof. police say 3 people from the car were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the suv driver was not hurt. maria new at 11, 5 investigates : learning another top official at the department of conservation and recreation has resigned. deputy fleet manager michael crowley handed in his resignation today. dcr officials aren't saying

crowley is a friend of dcr deputy commissioner matthew sisk who resigned on friday after video surfaced of him using his state suv with lights and sirens on to move around traffic in boston. it comes just weeks after the state suspended sisk for using state funds for a private july 3 party. five investigates found numerous ties between dcr employees and the massachusetts republican party. jobs because they're connected to you or the republican party? >> everybody gets hired and the administration go see the same process. through that process they determined if they are qualified enough. maria you can watch mike : beaudet's investigation on our website wcvb.com . ed: an armed robber on the run with new surveillance video shows the ambush on a worker at

say that crook had some help. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in natick with that video. jorge: it looks like the armed suspect had been casing the restaurant here at the natick mall. making his move at the most vulnerable moment. the boloco had just closed for the night, as the gunman waited by the rear entrance. >> one of our folks was taking the trash out at the end of the night and when they went outside someone was waiting there with a gun area and jorge: a security camera shows the employee being re him in. >> they walked him back into the restaurant and clean the safe out of $1400. several people's lives were at risk. jorge collate only for employees left in the restaurant sunday night when the place got robbed. >> it is a compact area, route nine. a lot of people in and out. you do not expect it happening because of the stores, people in and out.

>> we always feel she is safe. jorge the armed robber in and : out in less than 5 minutes, his face covered, dressed in black head to toe. >> i think the moment they saw the black gun that's all they focused on. i have spoken to everybody who was working yesterday and they are getting through it but it is a scary moment. scary moment. jorge: observed to be carrying a gun. anyone who saw anything is asked to give police a call. mr. trump: i have really only use those laws. maria donald trump with a new : defense of his taxes tonight amid reports he have may have legally avoided paying for years. trump says it's proof he's a skilled and savvy businessman. ed: as you would suspect, hillary clinton has a much different take.

: campaign is not confirming the tax returns published by the new york times over the weekend but if you listen to trump himself, it certainly sounds like they are his. mr. trump: i understand the tax laws better than almost anyone which is why i'm the one to fix them. ben: trying to turn a loss into again donald trump in colorado , monday night not denying a new york times report he may have paid no federal income taxes for up to 18 years. mr. trump the unfairness of the : tax code is unbelievable, it's something i've been talking about for a long time, despite being a very big in a fishery, i must admit. i am. i am, i am a big beneficiary. ben trump said it's the fault of : washington politicians who structured the tax code to favor the wealthy.

brilliantly used those laws. ben: the times reported trump declared a 916 million dollar loss in 1995 amidst troubles with his atlantic city casinos, trump shuttle airline and the positive hotel. the loss may have allowed him to go 18 years without paying taxes. ms. clinton what kind of genius : loses a billion dollars in a single year? ben in ohio, a state she's : trailing trump, hillary clinton called trump the poster boy for a rigged tax system. clinton: he is advocating for tax cuts that would help him in his family even more. then hillary clinton again : called on donald trump to release his tax returns, at least from before 2009 he has said he's being audited for the time period after 2009. maria trump is also under fire : tonight for comments about u.s. soldiers and vets who have committed suicide. during a campaign stop today, trump suggested some may not be strong enough to handle the

mr. trump: when people come back from war and combat and they see things that may be a lot of the folks in this room have seen many times over, you're strong and you can handle it but a lot of people cannot handle it. maria trump's surrogates say the : media is taking the comments out of context. massachusetts congressman seth moulton, a veteran himself, released this statement, donald trump has not sacrificed a thing in his life. his shameful comments today will make the stigma of mental illness worse and our fight trump and clinton face off the for second time on sunday night. abc's martha raddatz will moderate the town hall style debate. live coverage starts sunday night at 9pm wcvb channel 5. and tomorrow you can watch the only vice presidential debate. tim kaine and mike pence square square off at 9:00 p.m. ed new tonight, we're hearing

tonight, thank you citizens of gloucester for your belief in me. see you 'further on up the road'. i loved working for you. campanello was put on leave last month after several women contacted the city with safety concerns. but the mayor says that's not why he was fired. she says campanello erased his city-issued cell phone that was needed for the investigation. >> this investigation has been a witchhunt from the beginning. >> integrity is number one requirement.i camponello got national attention for his efforts to help opioid users get treatment. the mayor says those efforts will continue under new leadership. maria: he was not allowed to present his claim he was given immunity well working as an informant. he is serving a federal sentence.

football field trashed, the cleanup, the cost when the safety hazard left behind. aj: i will have the latest on hurricane matthew. maria: a final resting place maybe not so final.

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>> you can do that. maria: you're looking at police body cam video of a suspect take down in north carolina, raising questions about the tactics that were used. the video has just been released. sitting on his mother's porch waiting for her to arrive and let him inside. police were called there to check on a report of a break-in. a conversational turn tends, he was thrown to the ground and arrested. the arresting officers have since resigned but the prosecutor said criminal charges will not be filed. ed: some families are learning their loved ones may be moved from their final resting place in wayland. the episcopal diocese of massachusetts recently sold this

dis-interred to make room for possible expansion for the new owner. >> we thought our parents were buried here forever. the notice people received seem to suggest they would move whether you liked or not. ed: families say they were not consulted before the sale and they don't want their loved ones moved. the diocese has said in a statement, they'll only remove remains if they get permission. there's anger in lawrence tonight over the damage done to a football field during a weekend festival. maria mounds of trash, shards of : glass and other damage, left behind by a festival that bills itself the largest brazilian event in lawrence. the damage is so severe the field and the surrounding running track may need replacement. lawrence's mayor says those who ran the festival will pay for the damage, >> we will make sure they met the letter of the law. if they are in breach of contract we will go after them

maria the festival's organizers : did not respond to several attempts from newscenter 5 for comment. ed: scary moments on a passenger jet in england, tonight. the plane, caught in crosswinds while trying to land at birmingham airport. dangerously rocking as it approaches the runway. the pilot pulling up the plane seconds before touching down. he then comes around for a second attempt forced to land almost sideways before safely coming to a stop. they are safe. maria: it is scary. the wins out there doing that. let's talk about what is going on behind you. aj: this is hurricane matthew. winds up to 145 miles per hour as it moves slowly off to the north. it will be western haiti into eastern cuba. feeling the brunt of the storm overnight and throughout the day

projecting the winds in red to be over hurricane force. that passes right over the western tip of haiti, eastern tip of cuba as we head into the next couple of days. and then into the bahamas. this looks a gimme head right over the heart of the bahamas. we have been telling you about about the spaghetti plot. i have taken a few of them and i want to show you what they were doing yesterday or monday morning. this models. let's take you to the next model run after that which is this afternoon. notice how some of them in yellow have slid to the west. now i will color them green and show you the latest model runs and you can see that these have come even farther west toward florida, toward georgia, toward the carolinas. that would be bad news for the southeastern u.s. but it may be

an impact from the storm here in new england because if the storm were to pass over land and then try to come at us it would be in a weakened state because the system will be traveling over some land. definitely not set in stone. a lot of these models are trying to keep it out to see and maybe come at us as a direct hit and some are trying to take in south of new england. everything is on the table. here is the official track from the national hurricane center taking it in between haiti and cuba right the bahamas by wednesday and by thursday, this is just off the coast of florida. you can see how slow this is moving. by saturday evening, it is off the coast of carolinas. very close to wilmington and then heading toward the outer banks. it could be anywhere in that shaded area. that is the cone of uncertainty. it depends on the upper level storm pattern across the country. it depends on this guy out here.

of vancouver. -- british columbia. this energy will carve itself out over the northern tier states and the system will grab it and you coast line or try and booted out to sea. all bets are off at this point. we'll have to keep you posted for the next couple days. the last of many showers from this evening and tonight heading off to the south and west, moving backwards area they will not bother us anytime soon. close to 60 degrees. the pressure almost and the thundershowers earlier today. 50 to 57 tonight with some patchy drizzle as winds come in off the water. by tomorrow morning when you wake up you will be dealing with some patchy drizzle and fog created as ominous as the skies look in the morning we will see some sunshine emerging from northeast to southwest. here's a quick check on the extended forecast. a little bit drizzly, cloudy am

and then yielding to some sunshine. bright and beautiful for thursday and friday. saturday is ok and if we get an impact from matthew not likely to be until sunday or monday but that is a huge if. stay tuned to that forecast. we will have updates over the next couple of days. ed: something smells in

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>> n sportscenter 5. powered by expanding it. mike: tom brady during his radio interview told jim gray that it was great to be back inside gillette stadium this morning and that it had been a long 4 weeks for him. brady went on to say he was excited to get started on his preparation for cleveland. he also said he put deflategate in the rear view mirror a while ago. meanwhile it appears all of tom , brady's teammates were told not to mention any sightings or were instructed that looking at him may be dangerous, like

. we know what type of player he has been for this team. we know the leader has been for this team but all that being said, we still have a job to do with him here now so we are excited about the challenges that lie ahead. >> was there any sort of ice breaker with tom in the meetings, like good to be back, anything to break the ice there? >> i have not seen him. >> heavy seen tom yet today? >> no. >> i have not seen him yet. >> is he here today? >> a can answer that question. -- i can't answer that question. my: not allowed to answer may be the more appropriate answer. red sox will work out at fenway tomorrow afternoon then head for cleveland to open their divison series with the indians thursday night. the start times for the first three games were released today

rick porcello will start after eight. friday they will play at 430 -- 4:38 p.m. and saturday game is scheduled to start at 4:08 p.m. and if they need the game on monday, we do not know what time it will be or on wednesday. everyone agrees nothing beats playing baseball in october. >> i am so happy it is over. i can focus on what is coming up next, the playoff. we know that we will start the playoff and cleveland. >> we're looking forward to it. we played some very good baseball in this last six weeks. we feel like we have generated some momentum in our favor and we feel like we have a balanced team, one that is ready to take on the challenge ahead. mike brad marachand, patrice : bergeron and zdeno chara are

meeting in the world cup of hockey final last thursday night and all three figured in the game. scoring the tying goal in the game-winner was scored. he gets a new contract and wins the world cup of hockey and a week from thursday the play for keeps with the black and gold. >> we are excited about where the team is going. the guys are excited about being in here. we have a great f >> you just carry over when he has been doing last year. he was amazing there and even after he signed he kept scoring huge goals and gave us the game-winner in the final. that is who he is. he steps up in big moments. it was great to see. my: the bruins will be opening in columbus, ohio and the red

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