this is wcvb newscenter 5 avenue. erika: we begin with breaking news about the two police officers shot in east boston both officers are having more surgery. the veteran officers were critically injured late wednesday night when they were responding to a domestic incident newscenter 5's sera congi is live at the still-active scene. sera: police commissioner william evans visited the two officers at mass general this morning. at the time, one was undergoing

they are listed in critical, but stable condition. forensic evidence still at the scene of what was described as a ferocious firefight, the home on gladstone street in east boston still cordoned off, a crime scene the district attorney says is as complex as any in recent memory. last night, the mayor and police commissioner joined the east boston community in prayer, to support officers richard cintolo and matthew morris, both critically injured by gunfire when responding to a domestic disturbance call wednesday night. kirk figueroa opened fire, he was killed in the shootout. >> when you're shooting at officers, you're shooting at our community. sera: captain kelley mccormick became emotional when talking about how his officers faced gunfire to drag the wounded men to safety and took quick action to stop the blood loss. >> everyone did everything within their capabilities to bring these guys home safe. sera: there is still some police

cordoned off at as a crime scene. tonight, a vigil is planned at 6:00 for anyone in the community who was to come forward and show support. those attending are asked to wear blue as a sign, a symbol of their support of police. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: sera, thank you. new at noon, patriots coach bill belichick today expressing his and the team's appreciation and support coach belichick: i can't imagine the stress that department has to deal with and their challenges every day and the difficulty of the situation they have been put in, so -- just want to let them know we are behind them and we appreciate them and what they do for us and how they protect us. we are therefore them. -- we are there for them.

now, two suspects are about to be arraigned in the death of an elderly man. antoinette antonio is learning more about this case, described as a random attack. antoinette: i am told that everyone was asked to leave the courtroom for a security sweep. an interesting development. it was packed with family members of the victims and the suspects. obviously, emotions running high as the accused in this murder are arranged. i believe that is happening right now. they were brought back to massachusetts from virginia, where they were arrested earlier this week. the parents -- charged with the murder of thomas hardy and his 77-year-old wife was seriously injured.

before the murder happened, read day before, arrested for stealing smith grandmother's car. we expect to learn more about these developments as court paperwork is released after the two-hour arraigned. we will keep you posted. you can keep posted on air, online, and wcvb.com. for now, that is the latest live in orange, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: noon the vermont man accused of , driving the wrong way on a highway and killing 5 teens has pleaded not guilty to five counts of second degree murder. steven bourgoin was arraigned this morning at the university of vermont medical center in burlington, where he is recovering from injuries from the crash. bourgoin's attorney entered the not guilty plea. police say bourgoin crashed into the teens' car in williston, then stole a police cruiser before crashing it into at least

right now and elderly man is fighting for his life, after falling down the jagged rocks of newport's cliff walk. it happened around 12:30 it's not clear how. thursday. crews strapped the man to a stretcher and slowly hauled him up. he was airlifted to rhode island hospital with serious injuries, but was alert and talking during the rescue. we turn now to her weather. a live look over boston as we get ready to start the weekend. and tonight, you might need to have are the plants, but otherwise eo with clear skies. even close to the coast line there could be frost tonight. once you get inland back to 495, it is a freeze warning. earlier in the week, we had a hard freeze. still, if you have any plans, this may be the last night for them unless you take for cautions. pretty close to average.

right around now, the last week or so. we are watching this cold air come down. with the northerly wind that air has been draining down all day. we have the sunshine, but the wind has been active. it is only 51 in worcester. we might gain another couple of degrees, upper 50's this afternoon, that is it. to drop. we will look at the overnight lows and a warmer weekend. president obama: he doesn't have the temperament. he doesn't have the knowledge. he doesn't seem to have the knowledge. erika: in commitment president 2016, obama, out stumping for hillary clinton, tells ohio voters today that republican donald trump is not fit to serve

important battleground state. meanwhile abc's kenneth moton says trump is keeping up his defiant stance on the campaign trail. kenneth: donald trump on attack against the clintons, the media, and his accusers. mr. trump, they will lie, lie, lie. kenneth: after reports detailing his alleged unwanted advances on women. the accusers did not report the assault of the time. >> did heua yeah, yeah. >> on the face? >> wherever he could find a landing spot. kenneth: trump called it false and attacked a reporter who claims in 2005, trump pushed her against a wall and forced his tongue down her throat. mr. trump: you take a look. look at her. look at her words. you tell me what you think. i don't think so.

magazine. protesters calling former president bill clinton a rapist. >> we have had enough of this divisive, poisonous us and them stuff. kenneth: hillary clinton sat down with alan. ms. clinton: i don't want anyone to think this election is over. president obama: he doesn't have the temperament. at he does not interest in acquiring the knowledge. kenneth: trump says that he will release evidence to prove his accusers are lying. erika: hillary clinton, meantime, has submitted written answers to questions about her private email server. she was ordered to do so from the conservative legal firm judicial watch, which filed a freedom of information request. clinton responded 20 times that she couldn't recall information. she also claimed no one ever told her keeping a private server was legally questionable. the candidates are gearing up for their final debate before

our own emily riemer will be there with pre and post debate coverage right here on newscenter5. a warning to those enrolled in the massachusetts health connector. board members are expecting confusion during next month's open enrollment. they say it's due to premium hikes and changes in eligibility. they're warning over 230,000 members to check their status and to shop around for better premium options. the board also says the connector placed thousands of people on masshealth in 2013 without properly checking their status. a judge takes off his robe and jumps onto a defendant. why he says he felt he had to do it. an startling tragedy in brooklyn where a baby girl is dead. how she and her mother fell down an elevator shaft. cindy: clear skies other now. we have a cold night i had. the warm-up that will follow

grocery store. the tricks to avoid paying more. we will be right back. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau. now on comcast channel 942, verizon 461, and over the air at 5.2. great price on this boneless chicken! yeahno bones about it.es. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices.

this price is so low. me eat my greens? no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my stop & shop. erika: take a look at this video -- law and disorder in michigan as a judge jumps on a defendant to restrain him after the man resisted being cuffed. it happened in december nash and december. -- in as marci gonzalez reports, december. that judge now says he had every right to do it.

a courtroom scuffle, cameras capturing when officers trying to subdue an unruly defendant gets help from the judge. >> right now. reporter: the defendant in this michigan courtroom accused of violating a personal protection order, putting up a fight after arguing with the judge. >> apparently that did through loud and clear. so, today you're going to jail. 45 days, county jail. [raps gavel] >> [indiscernible] >> 93 days in county jail. do you want to try for a year? one more word out of you you will go for a year. reporter: that is when the defendant gets up, and judge

he is known for his tough words, including the sentencing in a 2014 murder case -- >> you stab, you stabbed, used out. i hope you die in prison as well. reporter: he has no regrets. chest but i hope all is that a judge would say, hey, my court officer is in trouble. i can. reporter: the judge "has the power to necessary to maintain order in the courtroom." marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. erika: new at noon, a six-week-old baby is dead after the stroller she was in dropped eight stories into an empty elevator shaft. police say the mother and infant were on the 23rd floor of a brooklyn apartment building trying to take the elevator down. when the doors opened, the woman stepped forward and both she and the baby in the stroller fell down the shaft and landed on the elevator car. the mother was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. also new at noon, a very complicated, delicate surgery to

new life. 13 month old jadon and anias mcdonald from illinois were born attached at the head. they were separated this morning at montefiore medical center in the bronx in a 17-hour procedure. baby jadon is in recovery, his brother is still in surgery. the boys are the 59th pair to ever undergo this kind of surgery. terrifying video from mexico a -- for mexico. a shark bursting out of a diver's cage with the diver chunks of bait when it got stuck in the cage and lunged to get out. the diver managed to get outside of the cage when the shark entered and swam to the surface uninjured as the great white took off. the crew says they're lucky this wasn't a tragic adventure. cindy: hmm. out of a"jaws" movie.'erika: scary stuff. cindy: we have had some

next couple of days, but it doesn't last. you see the average high is 62. we are below that the next couple of days. sunday, early next week we will be back near 70 degrees. lots of temperature changes. the door is open. the wind is coming down from the north draining all of this chilly air from eastern canada. the temperatures have not changed that much. the high pressure is nosing on in. though we have had a bit of high pressure, the wind is on the way. this is satellite imagery. not a whole lot. a couple showers on the cape godbey. 55 degrees. chilly.

that went has kept temperatures down. 54 in beverly. we just hit 50 in jaffrey, new hampshire. temperatures are pretty -- the winds are going to be settling down. the winds are under 10 miles per hour, and the dying off wind, diminishing wind, the clearing skies, chilly air -- notice in boston we hang on to 40 degrees. it will be the same on the cape. lots of 30's. even 20's. early this week, we had that law -- hard freeze and worcester county and beyond. the growing season is technically over. if you have any plants outside, you want to cover them, bring them inside. there will be some pockets where

remember, it's going to be warming up. starting on sunday, a southwesterly wind develops. that will bring in milder temperatures. showers will hold off. for the patriots game donna gillett, 1:00 sunday for the kickoff, sunshine, mild -- going to be in the mid 60's during the game. high clouds in the evening, but that's about it. these showers dropped through overnight, including shower monday morning and that's about it for the chance of rain. foliage is peaking right now across northern england. lots of color in central new england. really a spectacular fall weekend on the way. saturday, definitely be cooler of the two days. temperature similar to today, that without the winds. sunday, look at that. that southwesterly wind doing its thing, warming up close to 70.

a little warm air coming for the first half of next week. erika: all right, great, cindy. thanks so much. exposing tricks grocery stores use to get you to spend more. first -- shake off your produce. not only does that mist sprayed on them entice shoppers to buy , but apparently it also adds weight, causing you to pay more at the checkout counter. every penny counts, right? next go for frozen. buying meats, breads and fruits and veggies in the frozen food section will help keep more money in your wallet. and don't be fooled by one-stop consumer experts say prices on toys and school supplies are increased by as much as 75% at the grocery store. here's a tip to save money at the electronics store. don't knock over 4 televisions.

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 - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, 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.

ellen: for some reason, nobody is talking about this moment, but we have to show it. ms. clinton: this is not an ordinary election. ?

erika: loving it, and how can you not. look at these two. hillary clinton joins ellen this afternoon. you can watch it right here on channel 5. ok, a rough day for one clumsy customer in cornwall, england. the man kneels down to check out flat screen tv and ends he then stands in the middle of them, kind of shocked. btb's are valued at over $6,000. the store has not yet made the customer pay for the damage. hopefully they will take pity on him. maybe they are not totally broken. cindy: i don't know. i think if you tried to do that, you would have a hard time. erika: the weekend? cindy: looks fantastic. the past two weakens we have had

saturday, chili, frost around. erika: and next week looks warm, 20. thank you for joining us. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. mr. fine: with two presidential debates now in the books, and less than a month remaining to election day, it's time to take stock of what america has seen and heard. or, more to the point, not heard. there are no points awarded for sheer originality, as this race has charted new destructive territory. mudslinging seems like such a quaint and anachronistic term for the negative campaigning in 2016. sadly, such originality makes many voters want to take a shower, rather than becoming enlightened and inspired by these debates. the continued slide to unimagined depths is yet another blow to the ideal of participatory democracy. the next president will face some daunting, unsolved issues that cannot be ignored.

were ignored. the topics never mentioned -- climate change, education, income gap, gun violence, infrastructure. on the list? liar, misogynist, email bleaching, and sex tape. while we obviously support the institution of nationally-televised presidential debates, perhaps it's time to rethink how to best serve their most important audience -- voters. moderators, no matter how well-intentioned, often seem powerless to steer discussion to substantive issues, and away from streams of personal attacks that most viewers find more no question -- this current campaign and these debates will constitute a new low. but if we can tweak and reform some parts of the voting process to bolster turn-out, we can do the same with debates, where the goal remains to better inform and frame a choice, and to make

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