reporter: we're now at 4:30. good morning, monday, october 10. i'm randy price. erika: i'm eric eric. erika tarantal. emily is on the road following the debate for us. the new numbers overnight showing who viewers came out top. randy: new arrests in orange. the questions about this this morning. erika: red sox nation ready for game three after the washout at fenway. the rain out of here, cindy. cindy: it sure is. good morning to you. a little chilly outside this morning, though. you'll feel it when you step out there. 45 degrees in town and that wind is active out of the north-northwest. sustained at 14, but it is gusting higher. look at this. we're gusting close to 40 miles

noontime today. the potential is there for wind gusts close to 50 miles an hour. that's going to make it feel chillier. the 40's go back into worcester county, southern new hampshire. the rain is gone. the skies are actually clearing out. you can see there's a little patch, some cloud cover in the western part of the state. those will dissipate. it's all about gusty winds today. high pressure nosing in. lots of sunshine. we'll come out of the this afternoon despite sunshine. that gusty wind will keep temperatures down. we may nudge closer to 60 on cape cod. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: live look outside starting things off with a check of the pike. light start in both directions by alston-brighton. let's see the rest of your ride. not looking at any overnight construction. we're expecting a fairly quiet

you're in good shape. no problems south of town, route 3, 24, 95, all light. the pike as well. no problems as you head north. 93 south quiet out of methuen to the leverett connector. trains and buses on a weekend schedule. randy: breaking overnight, a large apartment fire in bourne. flames were pouring in the canal view apartments on sandwich road. injuries not rt this morning, it's back to the campaign trail after a heated showdown. donald trump and hillary clinton coming out swinging in their second debate. no doubt, this debate was bitter and at times ugly certainly. erika: the big question, did it change people's minds? a new cnn poll gives hillary clinton the win, 57-34%. right off the bat, the moderators went to donald trump's 2005 comments about how he treats women.

first comment on that leaked audiotape. >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologize to my family. i apologize to the american people. erika: several times trump referred to those tapes as locker room talk. trump immediately accused of attacking women's husband's extramarital affairs. she did not respond. trump said he disagreed with running mate mike pence. >> i disagree. >> you disagree with your running mate. >> syria is fighting isis. erika: pence tweeted he's proud

the top of the hour. randy: the drama before the debate. donald trump brought out women who accused former president bill clinton of rape and unwanted sexual advances. that included paula jones, juanita broaddrick and kathleen willey. and trump invited the women to watch the debate. bill clinton never faced any criminal charges. a lawsuit was dismissed. he settled with one woman who claimed donald trump's controversial comments about women coming up in the united states senate race. in new hampshire, both candidates, kelly ayotte and maggie hassan, appeared together in manchester yesterday, never shaking hands. ayotte is one of many republicans who dropped her support after the 2005 video surfaced. the senator saying she favors trump dropping out of the race. >> i cannot vote for donald trump based on what he said in

talks about in those tapes that talk about assault against women. randy: ayotte's democratic rival called the flip-flop political self-preservation. governor hassan says nothing has changed since ayotte last endorsed him. erika: two arrests in the murder of an elderly man in orange. joshua hart and brittany smith were taken in cuss bi. they're held without bail. randy: a 9-year-old girl is recovering after she was caught in some gunfire in boston. the shots were fired around 1:00 sunday morning on annunciation road. police say there was a party at a nearby parking lot before the gunshots erupted. that girl who was at a family gathering was taken to the

the public's help in finding those responsible. they tell "the herald" there is surveillance video that captured the incident. erika: questions after the city of newton's website was hack. the site is back up this morning. newton police are investigating that hack. and breaking overnight, the u.s. navy confirming two missiles were fired toward an american destroyer in the persian gulf. they were fired from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the not far from the uss mason. the launch comes after the united arab emirates ship was targeted several days ago in the same region. randy: it is do or die for the red sox and their push for the pennant. the eyeopener's doug meehan is there this morning with what to watch today. doug? doug: hi, randy, good morning. even though it's starting to feel like it, nobody down here for sure is ready for winter. like it or not, the red sox are

today, so here we go. are you ready? clay buchholz gets the ball for the sox. game time 6:08. also keep in mind this could be big papi's final game at fenway. so you can get the team will have that in mind as they try to keep their pennant hopes alive. rain forcing major league baseball to call yesterday's game against the indians. the rolling out of the tarp, the only action on the field yesterday. if the sox pull off today's match-up, game four would be wednesday. you can bet the red sox nation ready to pack their bags and make that happen for a trip to cleveland. we're live at fenway park this morning, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: red sox this morning. the patriots are focused on cincinnati. erika: with this man back in the game, the first time tom brady touched the ball, patriots scored. number 12 making it clear his suspension is over, and, of

victories, brady displayed his trademark humility. >> i think there was plenty of rush out there. i could have done better in a lot of areas. there's no point in looking back at anything. whether we won super bowls or lost championship games or last four weeks or -- you know, none of it matters. so just go out and do the best i can do every week. erika: final score, 33-13 new england. the pats are back home next weekend against the bengals. randy: a donut shop owner fighting back. erika: the weapon used against a robber. samsung's continuing to feel the heat. the familiar problem with replacement phones this time. randy: matthew moving further out to sea, but its aftermath still felt this morning. the flooding rescues and the new concerns this morning. cindy? cindy: around here, rain moving out. wind the story of the day. more on that plus the changes,

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randy: lots of flooding rescues down south. this woman and her baby got trapped in the rising flood water in north carolina. rescue teams have been able to bring them to safety. the effects of hurricane matthew expect to last for days. this morning, the storm is moving out to sea. here's a look at some of the damage left behind, the storm claiming nearly two dozen lives in this country, nearly a thousand in haiti. in 13 inches fell. cindy: the amount of rain incredible and some of the moisture from matthew we saw. erika: we sure did. cindy: we needed it. this is all that's left of the moisture. it's moving up into nova scotia moving away. we are saying goodbye to matthew, but look at the rainfall totals it did leave

nantucket. north weymouth, close to 3 inches of rain. quincy, rainfall there close to 2 1/2 inches. hyannis close to 2. wakefield close to 2. the most rain you've seen this entire day in one year in boston. you have to go back to december 30 of last year to find a weather day like yesterday with 1.82 inches of rain. denting the drought for sure. the rain is gone. still some wind out there. in fact, the wind advisory the cape and islands through noontime. gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour. these are sustained winds right now, 10, 15, 20 miles an hour, closer to 30 on the cape. those winds are gusting higher. you can see that right now, a gust of 45 on hyannis. the wind is noticeable. the temperatures themselves are mostly in the 40's right now. when you factor in that wind, it is actually feeling like it's in the 30's. you want to dress for that. 52, though, hyannis. 53 nantucket.

you see the back edge of the clouds. fresh batch of clouds over the western part of the state. high pressure building in today. that's going to be the story the next several days. this will give us sunshine, but gusty winds pretty much all day long. you'll notice that wind. that's are sustained winds over the next 12 hours. in boston they do not let up through the afternoon. despite the sunshine, that wind is going to make it feel cooler. here are yo mid 50's worcester. near 60 boston, north shore, south shore cape. that wind is going to make it feel cooler. through noontime, strongest winds gusting 30 and over 40 miles an hour. gradually toward late this afternoon and this evening, the winds will step down. if you are headed to fenway park, it is going to be clear and chilly for that playoff game. 55 first pitch.

we have a frost advisory and a freeze watch through worcester county. temperatures near or below freezing. if you have plants, away from the coastline, take them inside or cover them up. look at the low temperatures. 30's and 40's tomorrow morning. we will recover kind of slowly during the day tomorrow. despite the sunshine and a frosty start, temperatures should be back to around 60 or the lower 60's in afternoon. really start to notice those temperatures coming up midweek on wednesday. we're b 70 on thursday. chance of a shower and behind that clearing it out and cooling it down next weekend. next weekend is looking nice. it's monday and a holiday, but it's never to early to talk about the weekend. olessa: the roads are quiet because it's a holiday. you won't run into any overnight construction. typically we see it across the

not today. same story on the expressway. northbound we typically have road work near the pike. not there. south, you're in good shape on route 3, 24, 95 nice and quiet. problem-free start along the pike, 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. and 93 south looks good out of methuen to the leverett connector. trains and buses expected to start on schedule. erika: new concern for samsung customers, several saying their caught on fire. instead, consumers can trade in their phones for other devices. samsung says it's adjusting output of the device. randy: serious concerns causing nestle to recall drumstick ice cream. no illnesses have been reported

we have more information on the wcvb app and wcvb.com. erika: asian stocks mixed. futures here at home are higher. closed in observance of columbus day. randy: analysts saying the regular price for a gallon of regular has gone up 4 cents, the increase blamed on the rise of the cost of crude oil over the last n gas prices have gone up 13 cents. tom brady taking to social media to celebrate his return to the pats. brady posting this image, the front page of the tv times. pats rock out in cleveland, the headline. post scoring more than 71,000 likes on facebook. this little guy is getting t.l.c. this morning.

posting photos of an owl that was rescued. he's being cared for at a rehabilitation facility in conway. erika: 1200 couples coming out to reaffirm their bond to each other. a mass vow renewal ceremony in hopes of breaking the record for the most performed at one time in one space. no official word from guinness on whether or not they succ randy: great. both presidential campaigns were the focus on new hampshire now. erika: the visit to the granite state ahead in your early news to go. new at 5:00, cutting your breast cancer risks in the kitchen. three foods you should have on

erika: welcome back. at 4:54. time for early news to go. randy: donald trump and hillary clinton went head to head in their second presidential debate last night. they refused to shake hands as they came out. they didn't warm to each other as well during this. emily riemer is going to be having a full wrap-up for you,

the hour. she's in st. louis. donald trump will be back in new hampshire this week, holding a rally on saturday in portsmouth, starting at noon. first lady michelle obama will be in new hampshire on thursday supporting hillary clinton and tim kaine. the event will happen in concord. full details have not been released at this point. erika: two rests in the murder of an elderly man in orange. 23-year-old joshua hart and 27-year-old brittany smith taken into custody yesterday in rockge last week, thomas harty was found dead in his home. his wife, joanna fisher, rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. joshua hart and brittany smith are held without bail. randy: a 9-year-old girl was recovering after she was caught in gunfire in boston. the shots were fired around 1:00 sunday morning on annunciation road. police say there was a party in a parking lot. the girl was taken to the

public's help in finding those responsible. they tell "the herald" there is surveillance video which shows the incident. deadly shooting in roxbury under investigation. plus a man was shot on columbus avenue yesterday, found alone at the scene. he was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. erika: the suspect accused of killing two officers in palm springs, california, is behind bars. police say john felix will be charged tomorrow. investigs after a 12-hour standoff. he shot the officers during a domestic violence call. officers jose vega and lesley zerenby were called. a third officer was hurt but expected to recover. randy: two drivers dead in a wrong-way crash in vermont. steven burgoin was going the wrong way down interstate 89 outside burlington. he first hit one car at midnight

four of them were juniors at the same high school. police say burgoin then stole a police cruiser and caused a second crash. he is in police custody, in the hospital, where he's in critical condition. erika: questions right now after a man is struck and killed by a commuter train in dorchester. the mbta police say it happened at talbot avenue yesterday morning. police say foul play is not suspected. new details on a train one commuter train and a work train sideswiped the other saturday night. the commuter train derailed with 600 passengers aboard. 33 were hurt. four seriously. randy: france is -- pope francis is breaking tradition as he names new card dallas. the church leaders are being promoted include three americans, archbishops blase

and bishop kevin joseph farrell from dallas, texas. they will become cardinals at the ceremony on november 19. erika: the red sox preparing for game three of the american league division series. yesterday's game at fenway a washout. game three against cleveland will be played tonight at 6:00. the sox do need three straight wins to advance to the league championship series. a lot at stake. randy: nice to get all that rain except for in time. you can see what's left of it now heading up into nova scotia. this is remnant moisture associated with matthew. we still have nicole spinning out there, a tropical storm with winds of 65 miles an hour. it is lifting north. just for reference, here's the bahamas and florida. you can see where this is now. it is headed northward. and during the course of the week, it's going to get closer

hurricane as it nears bermuda. we'll be keeping a close eye on this this week. you can see it's going to remain a good distance off the eastern seaboard and doesn't look like an issue for us locally. what we've got going on in the wake of matthew moving away, big area of high pressure nosing in. in between, that is kicking up the winds. sun is back. we'll have bright sunshine throughout the day. look at these winds. these are sustained winds over the course of the day, 15, 20 miles peur they're going to make the temperatures feel even colder than they actually are. high temperatures today stuck in the upper 50's to near 60. that's it. so it is a cool day here in the northeast. only in the 60's from new york to washington, d.c. as well. but you can see chicago back in the lower 70's and some milder air will work in with a moderating trend. we're below average today and tomorrow. typical high this time of year is 64. toward the middle of the week,

70 degrees. midweek warming trend could bring a few showers with a cold front later thursday. behind that, clearing it out. looking good for next weekend. more on the forecast right now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now, on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- randy: damage control at the debate last night. donald trump's defense of comments about women. and who the polls are favoring this morning. erika: breaking overnight -- a large fire in bourne. the dramatic video just in from that scene. randy: big days for boston sports. tom brady's triumph and return and a make-or-break moment for the red sox on the eye this monday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. erika: and we are gauging the impact of the second presidential debate this morning. randy: good morning. thank you for joining us. the eye's emily riemer in st. louis this morning, where that city wrapped up just hours ago with the big debate.