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.

emily: randy, erika, good morning to both of you. policy took a backseat to scandal, everyone waiting to see how donald trump would react to questions about that now infamous recording on his behavior with women and with less than a month to go until the elections, kind of remains to be seen how voters reacted to what we heard here. we'll get into all of it shortly. first i want to check in with cindy with a first look at your forecast back in new emily. we are starting out chilly. it's 45 degrees in boston right now. the skies are clearing out. look at that wind out of the northwest. sustained at 20, gusting along the coastline closer to 30 miles per hour, and on the cape and the islands, we're gusting closer to 40, if not over 40 miles per hour. there's a wind advisory until noon. could be gusts closer to 50 miles per hour. all about that wind bringing in drier air, chilly air. 45 in lawrence. 41 in worcester. we're in the mid 40's in

rain is gone. high pressure nosing in. that means wall-to-wall sunshine today, but it's a slow jump out of the 40's. i don't think we're up into the 50's until late morning or close to lunchtime and that's where we stay. could make a run towards 60 on the cape. 58 boston. 55 in worcester. that wind will make it feel chillier. it is a cool start on this bums day. let's get you out to the roads. should be a quiet we're not seeing any problems. no construction. that's good news. live look at the expressway, a check by the south bay mall. you can see on the northbound side not seeing any troubles just yet. let's check the rest of your ride. the same story on all of your roadways. heading south, trouble-free on route 3, 24 looks good, 95 as well and so does 128. the pike eastbound 15 minutes 495 out to 128. heading north of town, 93 looking good out of methuen to

morning on schedule. randy: thank you. breaking overnight, a large apartment building fire in bourne. flames coming from the canal view apartments on sandwich road in the overnight hours. we have not had any reports of injuries from this location or told what may have started the fire. this morning, it is back to the campaign trail after a heated showdown. donald trump and hillary clinton came out swinging in their second debate. and right now we're watched last night are feeling about round two. erika: our emily riemer leading the coverage from st. louis this morning. emily? emily: erika, randy, good morning to both of you. there is no doubt this debate was bitter, at times it was ugly. the big question, though, did it change people's minds. a new cnn poll out overnight gives hillary clinton the win. this is of debate watchers. 57% to 34%.

about sexually assaulting women. hillary clinton offering her first comments 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 apologized to my family. i apologized to the american people. emily: several time trump talk. trump immediately accused clinton of attacking women in her husband's extramarital affairs. the two tangled on russia with donald trump saying he disagreed with mike pence, who said russia's actions in syria should be met with force. >> he and i haven't spoken and i disagree. >> you disagree with your running mate. >> right now, syria is fighting

erika: pence tweeted that he is, quote, proud to stand with donald trump. now, rnc chairman reince priebus is standing with the candidate after mass defections this weekend. he said donald trump rejected the politics of cronyism and made it clear he will bring strong leadership and prosperity to our country. hillary clinton talking about her performance overnight on her campaign plane. >> was it tougher expected? >> no. you know, i -- i pretty much saw what i expected to see. and that's why, you know, the first thing i said was this is something that i've been saying since june, that he's not fit to be president and commander in chief, and there are a lot of people who said it before and increasingly more adding to the

erika: clinton said trump was hovering behind her during the debate. she said she tried to give him space. we wanted to know if anything that happened here last night would change voters' minds. >> move those polls numbers, hillary clinton had a better first debate, but she went in the frontrunner. she made her case. >> donald trump is a c-minus debater, but people like him. she's a c-plus go. she is not that strong a candidate that he can't overtake her. erika: well, we also want to know what you think. so head to our wcvb facebook page, tell us who you think won the debate, and coming up in our next half hour, we are fact-checking some of those big here last night in st. louis. randy: emily, see you shortly. there was that surprise from donald trump. he brought out some women who

bill clinton of rape and unwanted sexual advances. that included paula jones, juanita broaddrick, and kathleen willey. bill clinton never faced any criminal charges, and a lawsuit over an alleged rape was dismissed. he did settle a lawsuit with one of the women who claimed harassment. erika: it's 5:07. this morning it is do or die for the red sox in their push for the pennant. that means all eyes on fenway park. doug: like it or not, people here are not ready for winter, and the red sox, they're on the brink of elimination today. so are you ready? here we go. taking the mound, clay buchholz getting the ball for the sox. game time 6:08. also, keep in mind, this could be big papi's final game at fenway. you can bet the team will have that in mind as they try to keep their pennant hopes alive. the rolling out of the tarp was

if the sox pull off today's match-up, game four would be on tuesday, tomorrow, and a potential game five would be in cleveland on wednesday, and you can bet the red sox nation ready to pack their bags and head back to cleveland for that game. we're live at fenway park this morning, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: this morning the patriots focus on cincinnati with this man firmly back in the game. the first time tom brady touched the ball in cleveland, t number 12 making it clear his suspension is over. of course, even after the victory, brady displayed his trademark humility. >> i think there was plenty of us out there. and i could do 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, you know, last four weeks or -- you know, none of it matters. just go out and do the best i

erika: the pats back at home next sunday against the bengals. randy: the united states navy is confirming now that two missiles were fired toward an american destroyer in the persian gulf. they were fired from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the missiles landed in the water not far from the uss mason. this launch comes after a united arab emirates ship was targeted. that helped several days ago in this same area. right now, a 9-year-old girl is this morning police say the shooters were caught on surveillance cameras seen there, but they have not been arrested at this point. the shots were fired at around 1:00 sunday morning on annunciation road in roxbury. police say there was a party in a nearby parking lot before those gunshots erupted. that girl who was at a family gathering nearby was taken to the hospital for surgery. boston police calling for the public's help in finding those

a deadly wrong-way crash in vermont. police say five high school students were killed early saturday when they were hit by a pickup truck going the wrong way on 89 and williston. their car caught fire. troopers were trying to douse the teens. the driver of the pickup, stole a cruiser and took off. he caused several more crashes. hurricane matthew leading to randy: a rescue of a mother and child. more fallout for samsung as replacement smartphones catch fire. the company's last-ditch move. erika: cancer fighters in your kitchen. the foods that could help cut your risk of the disease. randy: overnight, a large apartment building fire in bourne under investigation now. flames broke out last night on sandwich road. right now, there is no word of any injuries there. cindy?

the door this morning. sunshine returns today. but there is a freeze watch and a frost advisory. chilly temperatures. first, take a look as you're heading out the door. it's a chilly start this morning as well. just 41 degrees with clear skies

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>> monday blues. >> patriot blues. >> we'll go with that. columbus day, of course. kids off from school today. a little makeup from yesterday when it was just a soaking rain. wettest day yesterday of the entire year. we got more rain yesterday, nearly two inches in boston, than we've had since back in september of 2015. quite a bit of rain, needed rain, across the area. we had over 3 1/2 inches of rain on nantucket. north wam mouth. beneficial rain across the area. back over the clouds. right here near the cape cod canal. the otherwise, we're watching a big area of high pressure build in. this is going to give us sunshine today, tomorrow, right

and high pressure nosing in is wind advisories. we could see gusts on the islands 40 to 50 miles an hour. we're gusting close do 40 hyannis. elsewhere, winds are noticeable. lots of gusts over 20 and sustained winds about 15 to 20 miles per hour today for the wind. it's going to be an issue, especially as you head out the door. temperatures right now running in the low 40's in worcester. 45 when you factor in that wind, it actually does feel like it's in the 30's this morning. bundle up. high temperatures today struggling to get out of the 50's. mid 50's in worcester. close to 60 in boston, lawrence, marshfield as well. the cape will be in the 60's. the strongest winds are through about lunchtime. you'll see a snapshot of what the wind gusts will be around lunchtime. we're gusting 30, 40 miles an

on back and the winds will go calm overnight. keep in mind the winds are going to be coming down slowly if you're headed to fenway. first pitch should be 55 degrees. so bundle up as you're headed to fenway. and overnight with the winds dying down at clear skies, it will be a cold night. temperatures near or below freezing. freeze watch in worcester county. away from the coastline, it is a frost advisory. if you have plants outside, cover them up or bring them in.o morning, holding in the 40's. otherwise, lots of 30's. flirting with that freezing mark. cooler side of high pressure tomorrow. as we get toward later tuesday and wednesday, milder air will work in. we should be up near 70 on tuesday. high temperatures will be back over 60 degrees in most spots after that chilly frosty morning. nice recovery tomorrow. then you see the warming trend. the next chance of any rain, we could see a shower thursday afternoon. that will cool things down for next weekend.

olessa: quiet on the roads so far. hoping for light traffic for columbus day. live look outside at the expressway. this is a check by the gas tank. that's northbound heading to the top of the screen. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your ride. no problems to report. a quiet start heading into town. no construction to contend with because it is a holiday. heading south, 24 looks good. route 3 as well. no problems on 95. quiet start along the pike, 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128, town, so far problem-free as well. 93 looks great out of methuen. no problems down to the leverett connector. and the trains and buses are also starting the morning on schedule. today is a 10k for weekend. that will mean road closures in boston and cambridge. that course starts and ends on boston common and runs from noon to 3:00 p.m. randy? randy: flooding rescues in the

trapped in the rising floodwaters in north carolina and the rescuers were able to get to them and get them to safety. the effects of hurricane matthew will be around for quite some time. erika: far reaching. that storm moving into nova scotia, but take a look at some of the damage that was left behind. the storm claiming nearly two dozen lives. here in fayetteville, north carolina, 14 inches of rain falling in just hours' time. that's a third of that town's annual rainfall. last night, people there were without power. erika? erika: samsung halting production of their troubled galaxy note 7 smartphone. the move comes after reports that even the replacement devices of the phone have caught fire. the company would only say they're changing their output schedule to keep customers safe. gas prices continue to go up. analysts saying the average

has risen 4 cents blamed on the rise of the cost of crude oil. over the last nine weeks, gas prices have gone up 13 cents. this morning, asian stocks are mixed after traders watched the second presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. stock futures at home are higher. banks closed today in observance of columbus day. randy: 5:20 on monday morning. this is not a magic bullet, but plenty of research has shown that a healthy diet may help prevent breast cancer. er best? try a little turmeric. in addition to cancer-fighting properties, the yellow spice may have an antiinflammatory effect for overall health. finally, keep adding that garlic. keep in mind, most studies have been done on garlic supplements, which can cause bad reactions with medications. so check with your doctor first. randy: am i going to come up with a recipe for putting it all

a rookie makes the play of the day for the dolphins. erika: the fast move leading to his first career touchdown in eyepoppers. at 5:30, the owner of a donut shop fights back against an armed robber. her answer to his use of a steel pipe. randy: arrest in the murder of an elderly man in orange. where police tracked down the suspect days after a home invasion. emily? emily: we are live in st. louis this morning fact-checking the presidential candidates' debate

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this great event. emily taking part as well as the emcee. erika: always a great event and beautiful weather for the event. it was super rainy yesterday. cindy: most rain we've had the entire year in one batch in the boston area. beneficial rain. winds gusting 20 to 30 miles an hour this morning. you can see the temperatures are only in the 40's. chilly out the door for sure. we r out of the 40's getting only into the 50's this afternoon. lunchtime temperatures low to mid 50's. that wind is going to make it feel colder. so even though we're up near 60 in boston and metrowest and worcester county, those gusty winds will add a chill to your day. frost for some of us tomorrow morning. then we start to see temperatures come up back into the mid 60's midweek. erika? erika: time for your monday morning eyepoppers. want to see some skill?

he finds the sideline and cannot be stopped. he'll make it all the way down 74 yards for his first career touchdown dodging everybody. that kid right there might be a keeper, i think. pretty impressive. and this little guy here getting t.l.c. this morning. whately police he's being cared for at a rehab center. randy: thank you, both. kelly ayotte says she will no longer be voting for donald trump. the name she's vowing to write in instead. and the man accused of killing two police officers in california, the call leading to a deadly standoff in palm

announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- randy: breaking overnight, flames tearing through an apartment building in bourne. erika: head to head and the gloves come off. we are fact-checking a brutal presidential showdown live in st. louis. >> new details we're learning after an elderly man is killed.

>> the make or break match-up for the red sox on the eye. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: good morning. we're watching the effects of the second presidential debate this morning. erika: emily live in st. louis, missouri, with what the fact-checkers are saying. it was a tense debate with the candidates only shaking hands at the end. the forecast at home. dry. cindy: yes, drying out. the sun is back for columbus day. it's going to be a chilly day overall. you're stepping out the door this morning, it's 45 degrees. but look at that wind. it is sustained around 20 miles per hour. we have a wind advisory up on the cape and the islands through noontime. potentially here still some gusts between 40 and 50 miles an hour. in nantucket, we're gusting to 43, gusting to 38 hyannis. elsewhere, winds gusting over 28

37 right now in boston. i hate to even use the word, but the wind chill, yeah, it is at the freezing mark right now in worcester. you want to bundle up as you're heading out the door. temperatures running in the 40's. outside of that, we have 50's in the cape. a little bit of cloud cover here. you can see the back edge of the clouds back up to the plymouth area. you can see the rain is offshore right now, and that's where it's staying. high pressure nosing in with loads of sunshine, but those winds are going to make you feel cooler throughout the day. we're in the 40's through 9:0 a.m. by 11:00, worry in the lower 50's. notice we hold in the 50's to near 60 today and keep in mind that wind, 15, 25 miles per hour, and that's going to make you feel colder throughout the day. back to sunshine. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning, cindy, everyone. live look outside. quiet start on the expressway by the gas tank northbound heading to the top of the screen. it is a holiday. we're not seeing too much trouble out there right now. let's get to the maps and check the rest of your ride. heading into town, no problem.

pike eastbound 15 minutes 495 to 128, and 93 south looks great. we're watching a couple of train delays right now for the providence and stoughton line. train 900 is canceled. you can use 804. and 901 is canceled. randy: commitment 2016, no handshake and no gloves at the second presidential showdown. erika: emily leading our coverage live from st. louis. we're doio this morning. emily: there was a lot said on both sides, and this morning we're digging into some of those comments as the campaigns now roll on at this point. first, here's donald trump on syria. >> all of the problems that you see going on, hundreds of thousands of people coming in from syria when we know nothing about them. emily: mr. trump made those comments talking about his

false. president obama allowed 100,000 refugees from the whole world. they undergo rigorous screening. hillary clinton got mostly high marks from fact-checkers, but there were some questions. like when she said there is no evidence her email had been hacked by a foreign power while she was using a private server. well, the times ruled that misleading. there is no evidence, but the f.b.i. says the best hackers don't leave any. it took nearly a year for emails and we will hear more ahead in news to go. erika: breaking overnight -- a large apartment fire in bourne, huge flames. no word on injuries or what might have sparked this fire. randy: also breaking, u.s. navy confirming to missiles were fired toward an american

they were fired in territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the missiles landed in the water right near the uss mason. erika: the suspect in the shooting of a 9-year-old girl were caught on surveillance video. it happened on annunciation road. she is expected to survive. randy: two arrests in a murder in orange. erika: still a lot of mystery surrounding the case that put this small town on edge. nicole: the big question remains this morning the motive. what we do know, two people are in custody. those arrests happening states away. 23-year-old joshua hart and 27-year-old brittany smith taken into custody in virginia. this all started last week when 95-year-old thomas harty was found dead in his home. his wife, joanna fisher, rushed to the hospital with serious

to the couple was stolen. it is in the custody of authorities. no word on when they will return to massachusetts to be arraigned. live in orange, nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: 5:35. a doughnut shop owner improvises when an armed robber comes at her. randy: and the teenager accused of encourage kill himself. erika: a large apartment fire in bourne. right now, no word on any inju kelly ayotte: let's be honest - clinton are far from perfect...

i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents,

>> welcome back to the eyeopener. is there something about your commute bugging you, you can ask olessa. tweet me, post on my facebook or email me at askolessa@hearst.com.

across the span of the zakim and the leverett connector. it's a holiday. so far we've got light traffic in place. hopefully it stays this way. no major issues on the road. there are delays and cancellations for the providence-stoughton line. details coming up. cindy, chilly out there. cindy: you can see the temperatures in the 40's. you're thinking that's a little cool. the wind is blowing. it's gusting over 20 miles per hour. so it actually feels like it's in the 30's outside. so keep that in mind as you're heading out. a lot ofsh gusty winds with us throughout the day. upper 50's the best we do today. temperatures recover back in the mid 60's here midweek. next chance of rain a couple showers possible later thursday. erika? erika: thanks so much. caught on camera, an armed robbery in an alabama donut shop, the store owner fighting back. she saw the hooded man, he tried to hide his face, ordered two donuts. he pulled out a steel pipe.

tried to fight him off. >> i need to fight him off. that's my money. i work hard every day. erika: despite her efforts, the robber got money, ran off. investigators still searching for that suspect. randy: an uncomfortable exchange at the presidential debate last night and the conditions ahead of what could be big papi's last game. and a clue in the shooting of a little girl in st underway for this monday morning, it is columbus day, and

interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy.

randy: good morning. the eyeopener team ready with news to go. we're in orange, boston, and emily is in st. louis. she leads our debate coverage there. erika: first we want to show you new video in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. this is some of the damage savannah. really, the amount of water. cindy: that damage is so widespread from matthew starting in haiti and cuba, the bahamas, florida, all the way up the coastline. of course, we had our turn with some of that rain yesterday. all that rain is gone. we still go out in the tropics. we're tracking nicole. it's a tropical storm. winds are 65 miles per hour. this is not going to affect the

category 2, and come close to bermuda. we will be tracking nicole throughout the week. you see all that is left of matthew. that moisture moving into nova scotia. we are back to sunshine, in fact, the next several days. gusty winds the story today. you see lingering clouds in the cape. the skies should brighten here later this morning. winds gusting 20, 30, over 40 miles per hour on nantucket where there's a wind advisory until noontime 45 in boston. when you factor in that wind, it feels chillier out there this morning. these are the winds throughout the day. they are sustained up near 20 miles per hour. so despite the sunshine, high temperatures struggle to get out of the 50's to near 60 degrees. and that wind is going to make us feel colder throughout the day. winds will relax at fenway, step down 10, 15 miles an hour for the first pitch.

in the suburbs, frost advisory up and a freeze watch for worcester county. do cover up those plants. there will be damage overnight. the sun is back tomorrow. we recover in the lower 60's, mid 60's by wednesday. let's get you out to the roads. olessa, still quiet. olessa: the roads are very quiet. live look at the pike at alston-brighton, no problems. over to the maps. much of the same as you're traveling into boston, making your way south. expressway looks good. route 3 no problems. 24, 95, all nice and li 128, and 93 south looking great from methuen to the leverett connector. there are train delays. canceled train on the providence-stoughton line. 900 is canceled. use 804. 901 canceled. 903 is the way to go. rockport train 100 is terminating in gloucester. use train 102. i'll keep you posted on any other delays and cancellations.

bourne. huge flames from the canal view apartments on sandwich road overnight. no word on whether there were any injuries there or what may have started the fire. now to st. louis where emily is leading our coverage of the second presidential debate last night. erika: emily has some of the first poll numbers in overnight. emily: and that new polls shows that while donald trump did exceed expectations, hillary clinton got the win. this is a cnn survey of debate watchers. it to 34%. things were heated, confrontational, like this exchange after he said he would appoint a special prosecutor. >> it's awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> when i was a senator from new york --

them but referred to them as locker room talk, adding it was one of those things. he denied touching a woman without her consent. erika. erika: new hampshire senator kelly ayotte now says she thinks trump should drop out of the race. she appeared at the same event was rival maggie hassan. she pulled her support from trump this weekend after the 2005 video surfaced. she says she'll write in mike pence's answer. over his role. nbc saying bush has been suspended pending further review of the matter. bush did issue an apology friday after the tape was released. randy: donald trump will be back in new hampshire this week. he'll be holding a rally on saturday in portsmouth. that event starting at noon. and first lady michelle obama is going to be in new hampshire on thursday supporting hillary clinton and tim kaine. that event will happen in concord. full details have not been

orange. this morning, two people are behind bars. 23-year-old joshua hart, 27-year-old brittany smith arrested in connection with the murder of an elderly man. police tracked them down in rockbridge county, virginia. 95-year-old thomas harty found dead in his home, his 75-year-old joanna fisher, injured. joanna fisher remains in the hospital being treated for her injuries this morning. noor returned to orange to be arraigned. erika: breaking overnight -- missiles were fired from territory held by shiite rebels in yemen. the launch comes after united arab emirates ship was target the several days from that same

man. he is believed to have been planning a bomb attack. the suspect had escaped police on saturday during a raid of his apartment with several hundred grams of a volatile explosive. erika: the suspect accused of killing two police officers in palm springs, california, behind bars. john felix will be arraigned tomorrow. investigators say he was heavily armed when arrested yesterday after a 12-hour standoff. they stay he shot the officers call. officers jose vega and lesley zerenby were killed. a third officer was hurt but is expected to recover. randy: a 9-year-old girl expected to recover after being caught in gunfire in boston. the shots were fired on anuniation road. there was a party in a parking lot before the gunshots erupted. that girl who was nearby at a family gathering was hit. she was taken to the hospital for surgery. boston police are calling for

herald" there is surveillance in that area that shows the incident. erika: a hearing in the case of a young woman who prosecutors say convinced her boyfriend to kill himself. lawyers for michelle carter say the statements should be thrown out. the trial is set to begin in december. 18-year-old conrad roy killed himself by filling with carbon monoxide. randy: five teens dead in a crash in vermont. steven burgoin was going the wrong way on the highway. he first hit one car at around midnight which burst into flames, killing all five teenagers inside. four of them were juniors at the same high school. police say that burgoin stole a police cruiser at the scene. burgoin is in police custody in the hospital right now, where he

the city of newton's website is hacked. the discovery made yesterday afternoon. the site was temporarily shut down. it is back up this morning. the mayor telling newscenter 5 newton police are investigating that hack. randy: pope francis breaking tradition as he announces 17 new cardinals, choosing more moderate leaders from outside of the larger catholic districts as the church leaders are being promoted include three americans, archbishops blase cupich of william tobin of indianapolis, and bishop kevin joseph farrell from dallas. they will become cardinals at a ceremony on november 19th. listeria concern causing nestle to recall drumstick ice cream. the packs were distributed across the country. no illnesses have been reported. we do have information for you on the wcvb app and our website.

another banner as well as continuing the party for big papi, it starts today. use whatever baseball cliche you want, but the sox need to win the next three to advance. as previously scheduled, before yesterday's rainout, clay buchholz gets the start today. if they win, game four is going to be held tomorrow. game five would be in cleveland. and god forbid they lose today. it's season over and it would be the last time we see big papi in a sox uniform. but that's the l first pitch today is at 6:10. live at fenway, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: tom brady back with the patriots. the first three times he touched the ball, the pats scored. from near, from far, number 12 making clear his suspension is over. final score, 33-13. pats home next weekend against the bengals. brady posting this image of the

times. the pats rock out in cleveland. more than 71,000 likes on facebook. randy: more than 1200 couples came out to reaffirm their bond to each other. this was the scene yesterday at western michigan university. a mass vow renewal ceremony in hopes of breaking the record for the most performed at one time in one space. no word at this point from guinness this morning on whether but everybody seems to have had a nice time. erika: nice to see. randy: the fact that they had little number bibs. cindy: it has to be official. quite a honeymoon after that. absolutely. hey, what a soaker of a day yesterday. boy, did we need this rainfall. 3 1/2 inches fell on nantucket.

. you can see the last of it now well offshore. lingering clouds on the cape, but elsewhere skies have cleared out. as high pressure noses in, we have a lot of sunshine in the forecast the next couple of days. gusty winds. a wind advisory on the cape and the islands. we're gusting over 40 right now on nantucket, close to it hyannis. elsewhere, winds are gusting over 20 miles an hour. temperatures are in the 40's right now as you head out. this is the wind chill map. it feels like it's at the freezing mark in worcester and it feels like 37 in bostons. temperatures today through the you werer 50's to near 60 degrees. winds slowly settle down over the course of the day. they'll die down tonight and with that there will be frost in the suburbs with temperatures in the 30's, closer to 40 in boston. sunshine over the next several days. our next chance of any rain at all comes in on thursday afternoon with a couple of showers. that's a cold front behind it.

so overall pretty quiet woke ahead. cover up those plants tonight. it's going to be a chilly one. get you out to the roads. it's a holiday. roads are quiet. olessa: not seeing any problems right now as you travel south of town, route 3 so far quiet as well. 24 looking good out of brockton. 95 from sharon, no delays at this point. 128 looks good. and your trip along the pike, 15, are 495 to 128. north of town, 93 connector. we are watching delays and cancellations on the trains. providence line, train 900 is canceled. use 804. they'll make extra stops. stoughton train 901 is canceled. use 903 instead. if you're heading out to the rockport line, train 100 is terminating in gloucester. use train 102. randy: five minutes before 6:00. we are in st. louis, missouri, this morning. emily is there with everything about the debate from last night.

with the analysts, the candidates are saying. we're fact-checking much more on that. also new, fight breast cancer with your diet. the foods that could help cut your risk. that's ahead. and looking live outside on this monday morning, columbus day. it is cold heading out this morning. randy: the city saturated. so many of us got a ton of rain. erika: the most rain boston has seen in a good long time. we'll have much more on that we're in for a nice sunny stretch according to cindy. we'll have your forecast and

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randy: dam control at the debate. donald trump's defensive comments about women and who the polls are favoring this morning. >> breaking overnights, a large fire. a video just in. randy: boston sports, tom brady's triumph and return and a make or break moment for the red sox. on the eye for this monday morning. emily: we are gauging the impact of the second presidential debate this morning. randy: it was quite the night, and emily riemer is in st. louis this morning where the city hall wraps up just hours ago. emily? emily: good morning to both of you, erika and randy. you know policy really took a back seat at the top of the debate. everyone waiting to see how donald trump would react to that