randy: we're now at 4:30. it is tuesday, october 11. i'm randy price. plus a sex offender out of prison decades earlier.

. cindy: a beautiful day with our west. this is going to start to build in as we get to tomorrow. it will be a slow climb out of the 30's and 40's. i don't see us in the 50's until this afternoon. we should hold in boston with a seabreeze developing. a beautiful day on the way once the sun comes up closer to 7:00 a.m. a cold start this morning. a few communities may need to

a check of alston-brighton. let's go to the maps. not seeing any problems. no construction to contend with at this time. you're in good shape heading into boston and making your way south. route 3, 24, 95, all nice and light. traveling along the pike, 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. no problems on route 3. so far we're expecting trains and buses to start the morning on schedule. randy? randy: the final moments, the final play of the storied career. and this morning big papi is going home for good. a fenway park sendoff provided emotional moments for fans. emily: doug meehan is at fenway park with the tears and big papi's beloved message. doug: it's not the way we wanted it to end, but all good stories, great stories, have to come to

to make sure this morning that his fans left smiling. actually, through their tears, of course, even with the tough loss, even as the indians celebrated nearly 40,000 fans stayed in their seats, and then they called one man's name, and as always, big papi answered. david ortiz took to the mound one more time, tipping his hat to the red sox faithful, clearly overcome with emotion. even after that moment, it was red sox nation he wanted >> as long as i play in front of these fans, i never take anything for granted. i give everything i have to do something while i play. and the fans respect that. the fans love that. the fans, they live through it. and that's all that matters to me. doug: big papi also left his teammates with a message. you've had a taste of it.

fight. no doubt, they'll be cheering them on. by the way, this now makes dustin pedroia the longest tenured player on the red sox. we can all just wish big papi a big old thank you and enjoy retirement. we're live at fenway park this morning, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: parents are on edge this morning over the release of this convicted child rapist. he is out of prison decades earlier than expected. the eye's nicole estaphan is in weymouth right now with the nicole: randy, that convicted level three sex offender released from prison now living in a neighborhood full of kids. jeffrey gardner was supposed to spend the rest of his life in prison. he was convicted in the 1980's of kidnapping and raid of young boys. now he's back home in weymouth. parents in the neighborhood understandably concerned. >> it's uncomfortable.

a lot of young kids. it's not just right. >> he's a bad guy who did some very bad things. i remember it very well. i remember exactly what he did and how strongly we felt about prosecuting and convicting him. nicole: that's the prosecutor. he says he can't believe gardner is out. look at these posters, also flooding social media with warnings to parents about gardner's dangero we're live in weymouth this morning, nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: state police are trying to figure out how a man drove the wrong way on the mass pike for three miles. police say the 80-year-old driver started heading west in the eastbound lane around the alston-brighton tolls. he was taken to the hospital after the crash. police say there was another crash as drivers tried to avoid the wrong-way car, but no one

the same stage, the presidential candidates will be in the same state today, pushing their message to voters. randy: erika is here looking forward to the day and the fallout. erika: both will focus on florida. donald trump is holding a rally in panama city. hillary clinton will be in miami with al gore. >> on the day situation room watching the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting "celebrity apprentice." so if he wants to talk about what we've been doing the last 30 years, bring it on! nicole: trump not just going after clinton but the media as well. >> without the media, without

couldn't be elected dog catcher. i mean that. it's true. true. nicole: yesterday, house speaker paul ryan announced he will be not be campaigning with trump, focusing his attention on maintaining control of congress. meantime, on a conference call, r.n.c. chairman reince priebus said, quote, everything is on course. emily: standard elizabeth warren aiming her fire at governor charlie baker saying he needs to denounce trump in the strongest of terms. >> donald trump is right now the leader of the republican party. i think that means every republican needs to make clear where they stand. emily: baker has said he does

randy: two people in jail charged in the murder of this elderly man in orange. this morning, still no clue as to why thomas harty and his wife were targeted by these two suspects, joshua hart and brittany smith. they were arrested states away in virginia. a day before the murder, the pair was released from jail for stealing smith's grandmother's car. police have yet to release a motive to tcr >> it's a shame it went down like he did. he would have given him the car, any money if they just asked, but it wasn't like that. randy: two suspects are held without bail in virginia. they could be back in massachusetts as early as thursday to face murder charges. another warning for samsung galaxy note 7 owners. emily: the company is telling customers to shut off their phones. we're hearing from a man who

the man who became an instant sensation overnight. cindy: a sweater is a good start. we have frost advisories, freeze warnings up across the state. when the chill moves out and the sun gets to work and something's

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>> it sounded like a bottle rocket. it looked like the jet from a bottle rocket just shooting out. emily: a plymouth man describing the moments before his samsung phone exploded. that's timothy irving. he last charged his galaxy note 7 hours before that.

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emily: well, it may be oc morning. right? chilly. cindy: yeah, the next few hours, a lot of frost is going to be forming. if you're getting out the door now, it will take some scraping. a lot of communities might. emily: i'm not ready for scraping. cindy: i know. turn the car on early. emily: there you go. cindy: let it defrost on its own. we have a frost advisory away from the immediate coastline. that's where we're finding colder temperatures this

through worcester county especially in the western part of the state, that's where we have a freeze warning. typically, our average day of the first freeze, and this is a killing freeze, not just a little bit of frost, is november 7 in boston. in western massachusetts, it's typically the first week of october. so this is not terribly unusual, the timing of this. typically, our first frost across the area does wait until november along the coastline, but we are right about average here as we near the third week and right about where we should be here out to the worcester area as well. so not terribly unusual this is happening, but it is a cold start this morning. hopefully, if you had some plants, you covered them up, brought them inside. look at this. we're below freezing in bedford and sitting at the same in jaffrey. 29 in keene. worcester is 43. boston is 44. so the city center's retaining the heat from yesterday and on

falmouth 39. new bedford 39. and right around the freezing mark in taunton. skies are clear. and the winds are very light. that's the big difference from yesterday. if you're heading out the door and not feeling that wind chill effect with the winds at or below 10 miles an hour and the air very dry with dew points in the lower 30's. clear skies. high pressure going to hold on a couple more days yet. we're on the chilly side now. as it tomorrow, we're going to get on the back side. that's where we find milder air. we also find more clouds and a few showers with this frontal boundary. this is going to cross our area during the day on thursday and thursday night, and that's when we're going to bring in more clouds. out ahead of that front, notice temperatures in the 50's to near 60 right now back in chicago, and that's the warmth that's coming our way later this week. so today's a chillier day, but we'll have the bright sunshine and much lighter winds than

that will hold us near 60 at the coast. away from the coast, look how nice. 60 to 65. today is all about layers. you'll want them on this morning. you're going to want to be shedding them through the afternoon. tonight mostly in the 40's in the suburbs. some of our coldest pockets in the upper 30's. i'm not concerned with widespread frost tonight. that milder air starts to work in tomorrow. here's the front still way off to the west. so i think it's going to be thursday before it moves on in. so a nice r 60's. upper 60's on thursday, but right out of the gate, more clouds around. as we get into the afternoon, i think it's still dry, at least early afternoon. by the time we're talking about the evening commute, a couple of showers meandering through, but a lot of these run out of gas as they approach the coastline. not a big rainmaker. just a few spot showers, clearing, breezy, cooler on friday, and look at that. a chilly start to the weekend. may not get out of the 50's on

just a chance of rain the end of the week. all about layers today. olessa: so far this morning, it's a quiet start. a live look outside at the zakim bridge, leverett connector toward the bottom of the screen. it's a quiet start in both directions. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your ride. that's the story across the board. not finding issues traveling into town. south, the expressway looks good, route 3 as well, 24 light out of brockton and looking good along the pike. 15 minutes eastbound 495 toward 128. 95 south nice and quiet out of methuen to the leverett connector. trains and buses expected to start the morning on schedule. emily: your health this morning -- maybe you're working out to relieve stress, but research says you may want to cool down. heavy exertion while stressed or angry tripled a person's risk of a heart attack within the hour and the risk was highest between

12,000 people suffering from a first heart attack. 3/4 of them were men. randy: stress can impact children just as it does the rest of us. parents should be looking for negative changes in behavior, withdrawal from favorite activities, sudden change in appetite, or abandoning friendships. how your child interacts with others outside of the home can indicate if stress is a factor. experts say a good way for parents to tap into their child's behavior is teachers and their coaches and to listen to your child. keywords such as angry or annoyed can be stress indicators. emily: your economy headlines this tuesday morning. embattled blood testing company theranos is being sued by a major investor. partner fund management said the startup lied to attract its $100 million investment. the testing company promised to revolutionize blood tests but questions have since been raised

asian shares were mixed overnight following a plunge in samsung stock. stock futures right now, they are lower. investors are awaiting the release of the monthly labor market conditions index. that is due out today. randy: take a look at the stories trending right now, a man and his sweater are a nationwide hit. ken bone, the last questioner in sunday night's presidential debate, made such an impression on the tv viral along with his red izod sweater which has told out across the country. bone says he's amused by the attention but isn't quite sure what to make of it. he had planned to wear a suit for tv, but he split his pants on his way. and he went with the sweater. emily: he looks great. randy: take a look at this. the man with his arm in the wall is getting a tattoo, and he has no idea what the design is going

part of a free tattoo project by celebrity tattoo artist scott campbell. he offered 18 london residents a tattoo with each one getting a bit of a catch there. he had no say in what it would be. scott says it's a chance for people to not take themselves too seriously. all the participants were happy with their designs. emily: yeah. no, thank big papi. randy: the emotional moments after the game coming up in your early news to go. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00 this morning, some people are just better at saving money. what they know that could put

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year -

ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

randy: good morning. five minutes before 5:00. we have your early news to go. emily: and emotional night at fenway park. the red sox eliminated but that loss means saying goodbye to david ortiz. big papi emerged from the dugout one last time, saluting the fans. you can see he's emotional. he walked out to the mound accompanied by a standing

final walk on the field, he realized it was over. randy: a man facing a judge after facing a scare in boston. we're learning those are not the only charges he's facing. sky 5 over what police thought was a suspicious package. it was a copy of the qur'an. but police say the man who left it there is also accused now of making threats at reagan national airport and 22-year-old aziz rehman osami will be arraigned today before being returned to washington, d.c. to face charges there. emily: police continue to search for the suspects in a shooting that injured a 9-year-old girl. this morning, that young child is paralyzed, and there's concern that that might be long-term paralysis. police are calling the violence on sunday morning a random act and they continue to ask for the public's help in making an arrest.

five high school students killed in a wrong-way crash. they were all in the same vehicle on interstate 89 when police say that they were hit by a pickup truck going the wrong way. a truck driven by steven burgoin. police say burgoin then stole a police cruiser and crashed into seven more vehicles. those who knew the teens say this is a big loss for everybody. we have learned that burgoin went to high school in salisbury and live there for several years. he is the hospital. he's going to be facing five counts of murder. emily: a toxic algae outbreak halts fishing in buzzards bay and mount hope bay. it can cause amnesic shellfish poisoning with symptoms that include stomach sickness and incapacitating headaches. those areas will reopen once that bloom dissipates. "divergent" star shailene

being arrested during a protest about a controversial pipeline. she was arrested at the construction site of the dakota access pipeline. that project spans through four states. the standing rock sioux try says the pipeline threatens their water supply and sacred sites. woodley faces misdemeanor fines. randy: in a letter written by albert einstein is up for grabs. the heartfelt in the letter, einstein writes he solved a problem, concluding his life's work. now known as unified field theory, it is expected to sell for more than $100,000. emily: $100,000 for a letter. randy: when you are that great. emily: he is pretty smart. that's true. cindy: all right. so here we are looking at

to the south. this is tropical storm nicole. the winds pretty much where they were yesterday. the intensity hasn't changed. still 60-mile-per-hour. that movement continues to be toward the north-northwest. folks in bermuda are preparing for this storm. wednesday night into thursday morning, this will make a close pass to bermuda. by that time, it could strengthen into a minimal hurricane. once it moves on through, it's head u this is not going to bother us in the east coast. folks in bermuda taking this seriously, already seeing swells from this storm system. we have a big area of high pressure here in the northeast, keeping us chilly this morning, but dry. on the other side of this high, milder weather is waiting for us, also some clouds and showers, and those will be coming through as we get toward thursday. so the temperatures warm up as we get toward the middle of the week, peaking on thursday in the

once the rain goes by, temperatures fall back in the upper 50's to start the weekend, but lots of sunshine, it appears, heading into the upcoming. more in the forecast right now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- emily: david ortiz plays his last game. big papi's moving curtain call at fenway. randy: concerns on the south shore as a convict returns to a neighborhood. the case making parents uncomfortable. emily: calm down before you work saving all of your aggression for the gym. it's on the eye for this tuesday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> thank you. >> he is the heart of the red sox right now. randy: fans thanking big papi