announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener: doug: breaking news -- a child shot playing outside in boston. shayna: a commuter train derailed just outside of new york city. the passengers injured and what investigators say caused the accident. doug: tom brady is back in uniform. ed harding is back with the preview fans have been waiting for all season long. announcer: you are watching wcvb boston's news leader. doug: we are still tracking what is left of matthew. the storm causing major flooding in the carolinas. shayna: with all the problems matthew has caused, matthew has helped us out here.

are seeing the center of matthew way down off the north carolina coast, but look what it is doing -- it is sending a plume of moisture up our direction and focusing on this cold front. so what is happening as we get the downpours going on and that is what will happen most of the day. as you look to the north shore, we see some nice downpours into the city of boston. this is where we see our heaviest stuff and look at the cape -- and you downpours, you are in a tropical system. to the south, more moisture trying to lift out. it's not rain all day, but it will be drippy all day. you can see the downpours out there. we get another area of rain developing, but nothing going on in the western part of the state. still, we get nice rains across

two inch totals as we look toward the island. we'll talk more about the rain total and how the heavy rain will be falling as well the sunshine returns. shayna: we are falling -- following breaking news -- a child is recovering after being shot on a playground in rockford. doug: we have new information in overnight. reporter: a nine-year-old child recovering from a gunshot wound after being injured in early-morning hours. li is responsible. here is what we know. the victim is a nine-year-old child, a little child shot just after 1:00. she was with several other people off annunciation road when it happened. police do not know whether gunshots came from but at least one of the bullets hit the girl. they are asking anyone with

one. there are too many guns on the street. it's time for everyone to pull together and help us solve this. reporter: here is the good news -- the girl is alert and was talking to police before she was transferred to the hospital. she is expected to recover. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. doug: we also have breaking news this morning -- police a train this morning near talbert avenue in dorchester. police say foul play is not suspected. shayna: breaking news out of california -- the man accused of killing two people -- two police officers and injuring two others in palm springs is in custody. one of the officers killed was the mother of a four-month-old baby and the other on in overtime shift. a woman called police to say or

the man holed up in his house, refusing to open the door for officers and reddening to shoot them. they tried negotiating with the suspect who then the pulls the trigger. another tragedy on the tracks in new york where a commuter train has derailed. a long island railroad train slammed into a work train near hyde park. at least 11 people hospitalized, but none of the injuries are said to be serious. train service in both directions donald trump's affiant as calls for him to leave the presidential race continue to grow. he greeted supporters outside trump tower yesterday giving high fives are promising to stay in the race. but more and more republicans are refusing to support him. reporter: just hours to go until hillary clinton and donald trump are head-to-head for the second

been a weekend on the defensive against his own party. mr. trump: anyone who knows me know these words don't reflect who i am. i said it, i was wrong, and i apologize. reporter: trump apologized for the leaked video from 2005 in which he makes a comments about groping women. but across the country saturday, republicans sounded off. >> i think it is degrading to our women, our daughters, our granddaughters ignored all questions as he arrived in providence for a fundraiser. despite the backlash, trump defiantly tweeted his commitment. i will never drop out of the race, will never let my supporters down. clinton's conde -- convoy holden for a fourth day of debate prep. protesters interrupted ill clinton in milwaukee, yelling

after wikileaks released thousands of e-mails from clinton's campaign manager, including discussions about the sanders campaign and paid speeches to wall street companies. in an editorial this weekend, the boston globe writes there's only one candidate on the ballot that belongs anywhere near the white house. the paper enthusiastically endorses hillary clinton. doug: donald trump's wife reacting to the latest controversy statement saying her husband's words were offensive and do not represent the man she knows. she is asking his supporters to forgive him as she has done and focus on the important issues facing our nation and the world. both trump and clinton are preparing for tonight's second presidential debate and emily riemer is going to be there in st. louis. you can watch the showdown starting here at 9 p.m. tonight and we will have a live report at 11:00. shayna: boston police are asking

man they say is a suspect in an attempted sexual assault. police say he attacked a woman from behind in the mission hill neighborhood yesterday morning. it happened in fitzgerald park. he was seen riding a mountain bike in that area. anyone with information is asked to call boston police. doug: everybody policy for a moment and rejoice -- the day patriots fans have done waiting for -- tom brady is on the roster as a take on the browns. ed: in a matter of hours, that stadium will be cheering loudly for the browns but as part of that, they will also witness the return of tom brady from suspension. brady has been low-key this week. >> he looks a little younger. he looks good.

>> i love new england and want to go out there this weekend. ed: wide receivers have gone a quarter of the season with just three touchdown passes and the patriots were shut out last week. >> obviously it's not going to solve all of our issues. we know the focus of what we have to do and it will be the deciding factor. >> we have to play well in order to win. ed: the patriots did activate both doug: don't miss our continuing coverage after the game. ed will have a live report starting at newscenter 5. there's that and there's this. a must win game for the sox at fenway. shayna: the red sox nation hopes they will keep the push for the playoffs alive.

boat full of people capsizes. shayna: we are tracking the damage left in matthew's wake. mike: matthew is weakening but the track is pushing its way offshore and boosting rain totals around our area. doug: breaking news out of roxbury -- eight child has been shot. she was in a play area with a

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doug: we are tracking what is left of matthew -- that powerful storm no longer a hurricane as it leaves the east coast and leaves behind a deadly trail. shayna: the storm has claimed seven people in south carolina and for people in georgia. thousands of people they are choosing to take their chances staying. doug: take a look at the flooding and damage left behind

and 2 million people are without power. shayna: and in north carolina, residents are seeing record flooding. more than 500 people rescued across the state. streets became river rapids as homes and businesses were flooded. doug: there was one couple who did not let saying there i dos during the hurricane yesterday. they exchanged their vows as the city was flooded. the entire wedding went outside. shayna: if you are a guest at wedding, are you excited to be there? doug: it depends how far i have

that. mike: they were lucky because the governor was saying get out of there. it could have been a lot worse. great video. [laughter] thanks for sharing. matthew is what we call a post-tropical cyclone. it still has a lot of characteristics but it is trying to form itself into an almost nor'easter type storm. moisture working their way off and that's what we get today. it's going to go do east and we talk about the wind slowly diminishing. by tomorrow morning, it is 60 and slowly winding down. even notice any here, there's moisture lifting up with cool air trying to work its way in, setting up a pattern in the

going on all morning. here comes another down for lifting its way northward. remember how the tropics work -- you get these downpours and they let us and downpours and they let up. the areas in yellow is where you will really see downpours. we may get a gap coming in as we talk toward the afternoon, but it is going to be a dr d at 2:00. temperatures are slowly starting to drop and by 60 clock -- by 6:00, it's raining heavily in nantucket. not much going on in the western part of the state.

temperatures will drop. the rain continues to persist late tonight and early tomorrow morning and eventually, we do clear all out. how much rain are we talking about? this is where we will see most of our downpours. it all depends on the band said about their. as you look over the that wind is going to get dizzy today. visibility down in a few cases. a lot of moisture in the air. as we look toward monday, sunshine is back.

up on thursday. a cold front triggers off a round of showers and ushers in a new wave of cool air. most of the rain will be today. some places will have picked up more rain than they did all summer. tropical in nature but tomorrow, you do get to enjoy the sunshine again. doug: stories we are tracking right now -- eight deadly airstrike killing were killed when bombs hit a funeral home in the nation's capital. you and officials say they are calling for an immediate investigation. yemen says the saudi led coalition is responsible. the white house says the u.s. is reviewing its support for that coalition. also oversees, german investigators are hunting for a 22-year-old syrian men believed

of explosives. they are questioning people believed to have been in contact with the man. doug: have you seen this? closer to home, three children recovering after a boat capsized in the san francisco bay. 30 people on board, some people trapped under the hall. authorities are still inig josh: the buck stops cleveland here. i'm writing ritual headlines for red sox fans this morning. the red sox need a lift from the first pitch of the game with clay on the mound. he's in his 10th season and he cannot get off to the same kind of start at fenway as in cleveland because the series

them and while the lineup has struggled, they know his team needs to win the next three and not dwell on the last two. >> we don't have to do anything extra. we are the boston red sox. we're going to go out and make a difference. the game is no different. >> he worked out some issues going to the bullpen and ditching some of the i'm completely confident. josh: red sox and indians 4:00 at fenway. shayna: you may not know their name but you may own their product. doug: we are taking you inside the company putting souls on shoes. >> perhaps you recognize the logo. it may be on the bottom of a

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mike: this is the view outside from our city cam. if you are thinking about going to the red sox game, it may be a wet one. play? i would say it's about a 50-50 shot. the northerly wind will have a bite to it as well. after today, if they moved the game to tomorrow, it would be really nice. tuesday and wednesday, we warm up a little bit and really nice on thursday, but there will be some scattered showers. doug: the term he uses his drippy.

undo what this couple did? they are waking up with an unusual title. doug: they are this year's note -- wife carrying champions. they completed the obstacle course and 59 seconds. hello. they beat out 43 other couples for the title and also took home her weight in beer and five times her weight in cash. no word on how much she weighed. compete in next year's world champion. shayna: im speechless. doug: a new poll just released in the wake of donald trump off latest camping crisis. shayna: what gop voters think of their candidate and what they want republican lawmakers to do. a fire watch in a local town -- five fires in 40 minutes. the vehicles earned and the investigation underway.

it is not raining up there.

doug: we are finally getting some much-needed rain. how much will we get any areas that will see the most. a child injured in a shooting in roxbury. shayna: the political fallout impact on the new hampshire senate race. an announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's nuclear. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: grab the doritos. what a great day to be a sports fan in boston. tom brady on the field and first, the red sox crossing

carrots. mike: that is a lonely party. shayna: i'm sticking with this guy. doug: the big question is is it going to get rained out? mike: there's a lot of things that will play into this. we have showers out there and the downpours. you know how it is -- they hold off on deciding whe t game, but we do have some rain that will be around. right now, temperatures are in the 50's. there is a cold front sitting right here. most of the rain will be focused here but a lot overrunning this. if you asked me yesterday, i would say the rain would stop through worcester but you can see what's happening.

is moving in. steady rain with occasional downpours. this will be with us as we had through the afternoon and as we had through the evening hours. it will flare up again as we get into late afternoon. it is a 50/50 call to whether they are going to play the game. shayna: breaking news out of roxbury this morning where a child is recovering after she was shot overnight. doug: let's go live to the boston police headquarters as police investigate this crime. reporter: the child just nine years old recovering from that gunshot wound and a police want to know who is responsible.

on and in ca she wrote at a playground where police say she was with several other people just after 1:00 this morning. police do not know where the shots came from but they are asking anyone with information to step up. the girl in the hospital this morning is recovering. police say she is expected to recover. to -- anyone with details to give them a call. shayna: turning to commitment 20 16, donald trump vowing to stay in the presidential race as calls grow for him to drop out. the new backlash after a tape was released with trump making lewd comments about women. many prominent republicans are calling for trump to drop out of the race and dropping their endorsement. trump says there's no chance he will quit.

kelly ayotte doing her best to distance herself from donald trump. david b nick reports on the potential impact of this closely watched race. reporter: maggie hassan bounded onstage like a candidate with new energy. she launched into a fresh attack on her public and rival, kelly ayotte. >> this is who my opponent is and what she does. everything is a political consolation. reporter: moments later, ayotte se reaction to a video of donald trump talking about women. she wrote i'm a mom and an american first and i cannot and will not support a candidate for president who bag -- who brags about the grading and assaulting women. >> she has failed an absolute test of courage and character and judgment. reporter: four weeks, she declined to formally endorsed trump. now she says she will write in

through a spokesperson, she said she wants trump to exit the race. >> i believe he can serve as president, so absolutely, i would do that. reporter: she was asked if she would consider trump a role model. >> as i said, i misspoke. reporter: the race is being closely watched around the country because it may decide to run for senate. >> pushing away from donald trump allows kelly ayotte to run as kelly ayotte. people in new hampshire genuinely like her and trust her to be there senator. reporter: she says she plans to answer questions about the race on sunday. shayna: a new poll shows a

nominee even after the tape of his lewd comments about women was released. 74% say gop leaders should still back donald trump. only 12% said he should end his candidacy. compare that to 70% of democrats who think he should drop out. hillary clinton leads trump 4% according to a politico poll that came out this morning. both donald trump and hillary clinton are off the campaign trail ahead of tonight's presidential debate. the second time the to go head to head with just over a month to go until the election. this will be a town hall format where many questions will come from voters. you are looking at a live look at the debate stage in st. louis. you can watch the showdown live here starting at 9:00 p.m.. emily riemer will be there. you can watch her live report after the debate. doug: five fires and 40 minutes,

to figure out how they started. reporter: take a look at the damage caused by the fire overnight. not much left on the inside. the owner of the suv says pieces of glass from the jeep land across the street. she and her husband had not been asleep long before her neighbors came to the house banging on the door to tell them about the fire. engulfed by flames. reporter: at one point, she says the flames shot up as high as 12 feet. the fire damaged part of their home. police say their trunk was not the only vehicle fire a are investigating. in the span of 40 minutes, they found 10 vehicles damaged by fires in tyngsboro. >> i was in bed and i heard

engulfed. reporter: she said she felt helpless as she waited for firefighters to arrived. >> the explosion, thinking it might take the windows out of the house. reporter: several agencies are investigating, including the fire marshall's office. shayna: fist bump, all that good stuff. tom brady and the pats are in cleveland, ohio, prepping for the ed: mets sign up there says home of the cleveland rounds, but it is the place were tom brady returns to the national football league, the greatest quarterback of all times has been out and have a one-game lead in the afc east.

score points. we'll have complete reaction on newscenter 5 after the game. doug: 10:38 is your time. assessing the damage after hurricane matthew. shayna: the devastation that storm left behind and the help from people in the baystate on the way. doug: the cost of the cleanups in the united states, the estimates that are coming in now. mike: and the storm is still causing trouble down to the areas i expect to see the most rain today. shayna: breaking news and roxbury -- a child has been shot. she was in a play area with large group of people this morning.

doug: we continue to track what was matthew -- the storm no longer a hurricane and moving off into the atlantic. hundreds were killed in haiti. officials are trying to gauge the extent of the destruction but aid convoys are finally starting to arrive. shayna: heartbroken by disaster

holding a fundraising drive yesterday, collecting food and bathroom supplies. they were named after 18 from rutland killed in the haiti earth quake in 2010. they are holding another donation drive tomorrow morning. another local group volunteering with the relief effort. they are heading now, loading up supplies into a truck and began their drive, taking along 20 of tarps and generators. doug: new data is suggesting just how much matthew left behind. the hurricane could end up costing $4 billion in insured losses. the firms estimate covers storm

to account for 90% of insurance claims. shayna: matthew really left its mark. mike: had that thing gone 20 miles more inland, the damage would have been five or six times more. it was looking like it was going to loop in and had toward the bahamas but right now, it looks like it is going to go straight offshore. right now, there is where it's at. it's actually off the coast of north carolina, way off to the south. winds at 75 miles an hour with the center located here. a plume of moisture is working its way up the coast. the cool front gets in just the right place and we suck in that moisture over the top. over the next couple of days, it will head to ease. this thing was monstrous and

surfers are looking forward to that. the plume of moisture working its way up tracking the cold front. the heavy rain will be down by that front but as you look across the area, we see some nice downpours through the city. i know it's not welcome on the weekend but we need the moisture and if we can get it, we will take it wherever we can. we have a bit of you are really picking up some downpours. and there is more offshore. it's going to pin up here and it will take a while to get through. the western part of the state, gray skies, but it's not going to get there. it's going to cut its way off to the west.

its way eastward but there still should be scattered showers going on. overnight, the skies clear way and it's going to be a cold one. lows dropping into the upper 30's. then we kick it out of here and get the sunshine and that will help our temperatures tomorrow. heaviest rain from marshfield to this is where we will see our heaviest rain. beyond that, a quarter of an inch but every drop helps. 57 degrees and wind out of the north. some downpours tonight and clear and chilly inland.

through the afternoon. even though this is not tropical in nature, we are talking about the cool northerly wind ushering in cooler temperatures. temperatures are not going to go anywhere this afternoon. tuesday morning, we start out with lows in the 30's. right now into the 30's. by afternoon, really a beautiful day. thursday is not bad, but a slight chance of showers. today is probably the best chance we have had for rain almost the entire summer, so just enjoy it. i know it is sunday but many of you will have the monday holiday off. shayna: a cheerleader one football player did not expect showed up at a football game.

the field for the surprise of a lifetime. >> please welcome kelly and o'leary. doug: corporal kelly anna leary has been in afghanistan for the past year. she wanted to surprise her brother, a semi pro football player and teamed up with her cousins to catch them off guard. tense moments leading up to the su >> anxiety and anticipation. i wanted to hug him. it was perfect. i'm glad i finally got to surprise them. doug: she told us that she hoped she would be a good luck charm for chris. turns out she was. they beat the seminoles 72 nothing.

in boston. shayna: a child shot while

doug: breaking news out of roxbury were a nine-year-old girl is recovering after being shot in a playground.

on pronunciation road just after 1:00 this morning. police say they need people to step up with any leads. >> there are too many guns on the street. this is horrible. it's time for everyone to pull together to help us solve this crime. doug: the nine-year-old was taken to a local hospital to have surgery. she was alert and talking when police arrived on the scene. shayna: a deadly shooting in after reports of shots fired. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. doug: police reporting a person struck and killed by a train this morning near talbot avenue in dorchester. police say foul play is not suspected. shayna: a man accused of killing two police officers and injuring two others in palm springs,

to a dispute when in the man they were negotiating with opened fire on them. doug: a commuter train has derailed -- a long island railroad train slamming into a work train with 11 people hospitalized. shayna: hillary clinton and donald trump are off the campaign trail ahead of tonight residential debate. this will be the second time the to go head-to-head with just 30 days you can watch the showdown here at 9 p.m.. emily riemer will be there in st. louis. you can watch her live report. doug: patriots fans rejoicing as they gear up for the long-awaited return of tom brady. the quarterback be on the field against the rounds after serving his debate gate time. it rings the 21 month

coverage. ed harding will have a live report tonight. the push for the pennant in fenway park for a must win game. the alds championship continues with the red sox returning from cleveland. the sox need to win three in a row to move on to the championship series. the question is for 4:00. it is going to be up to the red sox. mike: we have showers and downpours right now. a gray and rainy day across the area. it's primarily over the cape that inland, rain on and off throughout the day. as we head toward this week, we've got cool temperatures

wednesday looking delightful except we have a cold front coming through. we may have a round of showers coming through, but i'm not looking for too much out of that. cools off as we head toward next week. the next seven days, a pretty dry forecast. we could see 1, 2, even more than that, so if you get. even if they do have the game, it will not be friendly. it will be cool and damp out there. doug: stay dry out there, everybody. thanks for joining us. announcer: this is an editorial by wcvb general manager and president, bill fine. bill: i've investigate sheds

education of student needs -- students with special needs across the commonwealth. at the core, deep disparities in the way school districts negotiate private settlement agreements to pay for the education of students with special needs. the vast majority of these settlements are found in wealthier school district and although the funds are provided by public tax dollars, these school districts fight hard to keep information private. oneen battle in the town of weston, arguing the financial details should be part of the public record. the supreme judicial court of massachusetts agreed and when these settlements were opened, it was revealed every agreement was different and some parents negotiated a much better deal than others. a free, appropriate public education is guaranteed by law and while the plans may be

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st ed: good morning time to go "on , the record." >> i feel like before the end of the night i will be blamed for everything. ed: round two of the presidential debate. who will benefit most from tonight's town hall format? >> crazy system were 20 million more people have health care. ed: whose side is he on? hillary's top surrogate goes rogue. we'll talk about it. >> i wouldn't say we dragged our feet, we just took too long. ed: shake up in the baker administration, firings, resignations. >> what is the difference, why shouldn't you be in jail? ed: what's next? wells fargo in the eye of congressman mike capuano's storm. the somerville democrat is our