announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- antoinette: a daring rescue. a woman trapped in a sinking car. bystanders rushing in to save her. hear from one of the people who jumped into action. doug: the sex offender whose release sparked outrage behind bars again this morning. where he was arrested and the

east boston. the community members rallying around the two boston police officers who were shot earlier this week. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: all right. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. it is 6:00. i've got to make a correction here. it's october 15th. i said 14th earlier. i was still asleep. sorry. doug: it was only five hours into the day. antoinette: that is true. doug: you have a grace period there. that's antoinette. i'm doug. cindy's over there. it's a balmy 37 degrees right now. cindy: yeah, it's a little chilly this morning. and this is the time of year, mid october, when we expect to see the frost and the freeze happening. we've already had a killing freeze here out in worcester county, western massachusetts. the growing season is over. from 495 toward the coastline, freeze warning this morning. a frost advisory along the coast until 9:00 this morning.

boston. that makes this hour coldest morning in the city since back in the middle of may. look how much colder it is in the suburbs. mid 30's in beverly. below freezing in bedford at 31. nashua 30 degrees. 20's orange, jaffe, keene. down to norwood as well. taunton, you're just 30 degrees. 33 on the vineyard but 34 hyannis this morning. plymouth 37. it is a cold start this morning. clear skies, though, right now. high pressure over head. blue sky all day long. a beautiful start to the there's milder air to our west that's going to move in on the back side of high pressure tomorrow. the sun is up at 6:57. we'll be 50 degrees by 10:00 a.m. and hold in the 50's this afternoon. a few spots inland may touch briefly the 60-degree mark. more on the warmth that's coming up in just a few minutes. doug and antoinette? antoinette: cindy, thank you. a hero comes forward. right now, one of the men who dove into a pond to save a crash victim is telling his story. he's among a group of bystanders

s.u.v. crashed into arlington's spy pond. doug: newscenter 5's john atwater caught up with the rescuer in newton. >> she was very, very scared and had taken in water. she knew she was dying. she figured this is it. i saw that in her eyes. john: dan frazier knew he only had moments to act. he and two others jumped in the water trapped in her sinking car. >> i saw a woman in a car going down. and somebody had to help save her. john: the first man out manages to open the backdoor, but the car sinks rapidly. it's 40 feet deep where it's going down. at one point they fear the worst. >> i lost her. i lost her. >> is there just one person in there? behind you. john: just then, the 68-year-old woman emerges.

>> and i could just see her with this frantic look in her eyes. john: that woman's husband says she confused the brake and gas pedals, jumping a curb and plunging into the water. he and his friend were riding by spy pond. >> i got down and prayed with her, prayed thanks for the rescue. >> she was very thankful, as you can imagine. john: i did speak with that woman's husb he says she is doing much better. she is expected home from the hospital later today. john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: the convicted sex offender whose release sparked outrage has been arrested again. richard gardner moved back to weymouth last week after serving 30 years for kidnapping and raping several young boys in the late 1980's. neighbors feared he would offend again. he moved to a shelter in boston where he was arrested last night on a fugitive from justice

island. we're told gardner is due in a boston courtroom on monday. doug: school counselors will be available this morning at boston leadership academy after a student was killed in a crash. this happened in hyde park on american legion highway yesterday afternoon. the student's name has not been released. counselors will be available on monday. the crash remains under investigation. antoinette: a walk for peace in east boston, the community turning out to support two wounded police officers and each other. those officers are recovering responding to a domestic call wednesday night. newscenter 5's nichole berlie reports from the peace walk. nichole: a gathering of the community. >> you have brought the city of boston together. nichole: just feet from where two boston police officers were shot wednesday night. >> what happened here is devastating, especially for the people that we trust to protect us. who was there to protect them? nichole: this woman here with her 2-year-old son, her husband,

>> they put their lives at risk. we're here for them and all the other officers. nichole: candles lit not only by people from boston but all over the city. >> i care about the community. i care about east boston in particular. i care about the boston police department. >> when people get in trouble, they call the police. and they're there for us. so we've got to be there for them. nichole: the gathering has a special meaning for tom, whose brother, robert, was killed in the line of duty in 2005. >>s and these are candles from my brother's memorial. i feel i have a connection with this people. i know what they've been through in the way of not knowing if their loved one is alive or dead. nichole: show support and makes sure every officer goes home at the end of their shift. >> our father who art in heaven. >> the community rallied against the officers and showing we're united, not only united, but united city goes a long way.

nichole: commissioner evans says he was able to visit both officers richard cintolo and matthew morris friday. as of friday, they were both listed in critical, but stable condition. in east boston, nichole berlie, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: all right, nicole, thank you. the investigation into wednesday night's shooting continues. boston police removed at least eight bags of evidence from the home on gladstone street. and even show the shooter is already dead, prosecutors say more criminal charges may be filed. congresswoman, gabrielle giffords, in boston to urge voters to support more gun control. giffords is on a multi-state tour. she became a gun advocate five years ago after she was shot and nearly killed at a political event in phoenix. she said that experience caused her to look at gun-related violence in a different way. >> stopping gun violence takes courage, the courage to do what's right, the courage of new

life as on the line. antoinette: giffords is calling on people to vote for candidates who support an assault weapons ban and other gun control measures. doug: this one's a biggie. if you own a samsung galaxy note 7 phone, guess what? it is now banned from all airline flights in the u.s. the ban follows nearly 100 cases of note 7's catching on fire. samsung is no longer manufacturing the phone. now they are deemed too dangerous to take onboard a plane. passengers trying to bring note 7's onboard a flight may be forced to give their phones up to security or face fines. >> banning these phones is probably a good step if they are such an extraordinary risk. but flight attendants will not be able to enforce that. doug: some airlines are being stocked with special fire containment bags that can be used to smother phones and other devices that catch fire. that new ban takes effect at noon today. so if you have a flight and you have one of those phones,

they have to put those fire containment bags onboard. doug: 6:09 is your time. the governor expecting a multi-million-dollar state budget gap. antoinette: and restrictions lifted. the items you will soon be able to bring back to the u.s. from cuba starting on monday. doug: and a new england bridge on the move after a long anticipated removal. how workers plan to float the sarah long bring down the river. sounds like a song, cindy. cindy: it does. cold start to your weekend for sure. timing the recovery we'll see today and a much warmer temperature pattern moving in

randy: monday morning on the eye, you think you are doing everything right. >> three unexpected items that can drag down your credit score. >> and a warm start for the 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, 's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

doug: welcome back. it's 6:16. your economy this morning -- governor charlie baker is expecting a nearly $300 million state budget gap that could lead to cuts and layoffs. "the globe" reporting the administration plans to launch a by-out program for executive branch employees. layoffs could follow depending on how many people take that deal. smoke them if you've got them. the white house easing up on restrictions on some of cuba's most famous exports. starting monday, travelers to cuba can bring home normal cigars for personal use. that means most travelers will be able to bring back at many as 100 cigars and several bottles of rum. aaaargh. you still won't be able to order online. antoinette: all right. take a look at this shot of the full moon behind all north church.

talented photojournalist david. that is an amazing shot. cindy: it's a beautiful shot. it looks so large. antoinette: so halloweeny. is that a word? cindy: it is. it looks so large because it's about to set. it has since set. but full officially tonight when it comes up again. full hunter's moon. doug: one more loop. cindy: there you go. the moon will be up again just after 6:00 tonight. and it's full just after midnight. we c here in the month of october this year anyway. frost advisory along the coastline. inland back to 495, it's freeze warning up until 9:00 a.m. cold start out there this morning. and this is when we typically see a frost and at least a freeze. average date of the first freeze is about 11 days into october. today's the 15th. we've already had that out through the worcester area, but now we're seeing it here inside of 495. along the coastline, though, it's typically a few weeks out

but got some frost on the windshield this morning. stanley sent this picture in up in beverly. you can see that. nice coating on the class. you either need to find your ice scraper if you're heading out or let that car warm up and the defroster go to work. it's 36 in beverly. nashua 30 degrees. notice how we're hanging on to the low 40's in town right now. upper 30's in worcester and lots of 20's keene, orange, jaffrey, norwood, 30 in taunton and a lot of 30's south coast, plymouth ou t vineyard. it was 30 last hour on the vineyard. now sitting at 33. we have the chilly air in the northeast. i want you to look off to the west. 50's in chicago right now. there are 60's on the map as well. these are the current temperatures. so a much milder flow of air here out in the middle of the country, and southwesterly winds are going to bring that in as we get into the day tomorrow. but day high pressure overhead, so it's a chilly start to the day, and we're going to have a beautiful blue sky today. you can see the absence of cloud cover. it's going to be cool.

mid 40's on average, mid 50's at lunchtime. and as you're out and about this afternoon, notice all the sunshine. but the temperatures don't climb all that much. average high this time of year is 62. only about 57 or so in boston. we may get close to 60 through the merrimack valley, metrowest, 61 in taunton this afternoon. not going to be nearly as cold tonight. winds will turn around to the south. we'll see temperatures mostly in the 40's. our coldest suburbs in the upper 30's. so i'm not worried about the frost tonight. and tomorrow, yeah, we are going to make that degrees. we could get there in boston. some lower 70's possible up in the merrimack valley. it's a southwesterly wind bringing in the warmth tomorrow. south coast and cape holding in the low to mid 60's. a great day to be down at gillette for the patriots game. sunshine, warm temperatures. kickoff 67. we'll probably nudge close to 70 during the game. this front here starved for moisture, but it does drop in on

any showers, but it doesn't look like a whole lot, to be honest with you. you can see that hear, just a couple of hours rolling through. first thing out monday morning, a few sprinkles and drying in the afternoon. look at the temperature on monday. 74. and we're going to be up to close to 80 on tuesday. the jet stream bringing in really warm temperatures for this time of year. near record warmth possible on tuesday as we approach 80 degrees. the record high is 82 from 1947. an s late in the week, we start to cool it down and hopefully bring in some wet weather. we sure need it. it could end a little unsettled next week and into the start of next weekend. enjoy the beautiful weather, though, today. doug and antoinette? antoinette: today and 80 in the middle of the week. wow. doug: don't put those bathing suits away yet. antoinette: or do. doug: maybe. antoinette: 6:17. checking some of the other top stories happening right now -- doug: an effort to fight climate

limited hydrofluorocarbons known as h.f.c.'s. the greenhouse gas is more destructive than carbon dioxide. that agreement reached after an all-night negotiations. h.f.c's were introduced in the 19d 80's. >> the center span of the sarah long bridge is going to be removed. it was supposed to be gone already, but it was behind schedule. department of transportation workers are using the high tide to help float the span to the state pier. doug: rhode island's governor wants the courts to release all of the documents from a grand jury rest galgs -- investigation into curt schilling's failed video game company. the state decided against pursuing criminal charges after it lost $75 million in a deal that brought 38 studios to rhode island. the governor says residents were

the state's economic development agency did file a civil suit against the company. antoinette: this week governor baker signed a declaration creating a metastatic breast cancer awareness day. doug: we revisit a wonder woman from wellesley living with the disease. antoinette: the eyeopener's erika tarantal tells us how she's rallying her community. >> >> we have to move forward and stay positive and be grateful for each day. erika: that smile is the giveaway. carol revealing her superpower, she is wonder woman. maybe now you remember. we introduced you to carol right before she ran this year's marathon while battling two stage four cancers. she hasn't slowed down. she's feeling good, and on a mission. >> i want to help educate people about what it's like to live with stage four disease. erika: that's metastatic breast cancer which means it's spread. it's incurable. carol will have treatments for

in your spine, skull, hip, it's difficult. erika: her rally cry on her cape, stage four needs more. >> we have different physical and emotional needs than early stage breast cancer patients. erika: this thanksgiving for a third year, carol's organized a charity turkey trot in wellesley to raise awareness and money. thousands attend. the community responding to her call in carol quickly befriended patrice goldman. they specialize in home goods and art. but patrice was inspired by carol to add what she says fashion with compassion. this is carol's corner. >> the proceeds from carol's corner go directly to dana farber breast cancer research. erika: many have been moved to donate items.

your friends brought in. it's really sort of harnessed the energy of people. erika: for carol, it comes down to making a difference and making sure her four kids see her for who she is, not a cancer patient. >> they consider me their mom. i think they want them to know me as that person. erika: to find out more, just go to wcvb.com. erika tarantal, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: pumpkins set to fly this weekend in one new england state. doug: coming up, the elaborate machines designed for orange crush in new hampshire. plus, the larger items that are going to be tossed during the extreme challenge. antoinette: new details released after a major mistake at a worcester hospital. what investigators found after a kidney is removed from the wrong patient. doug: it's still chilly. cindy, what time does the sun

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antoinette: that was a fun time at the circus. doug: very enthusiastic way to wake up. when you step outdoors to get the newspaper, brr. antoinette: put a jacket on. cindy: you can look at it and you'll see a layer of frost. that's your first clue. we have the frost advisory up along the coastline and the cape and the vineyard till 9:00 a.m. inland, back to 495, it's a freeze warning. temperatures 20's and 30's. bostondi the middle of may. nice recovery this afternoon. upper 50's to near 60. blue sky all day long and lots of sunshine tomorrow and look what happens tomorrow afternoon. we're up around 70 degrees. so a great weekend to do whatever. if you're taking in the foliage, it is peaking right now across far northern new england. lots of color elsewhere. increasing color closer to boston. great fall weekend ahead. doug and antoinette? antoinette: thank you. pumpkins soaring through the sky

doug: no wings needed. this is part of the annual extreme chunkin' competition. catapult and air cannons launching the squashes across the new hampshire motor speedway. this is practice for the real competition, which starts today. organizers say between 25 and 50 pumpkins are going to be chucked to see who's going to go the farthest. it's not just pumpkins. some teams will launch cars and even boats. the end of the season. you never know them. antoinette: not just catapulting. did you see the cannon? doug: yeah. it's 6:26 on this saturday morning. a bizarre kidnapping case coming to an end. antoinette: a woman charged with kidnapping changing her plea to guilty. the sentence handed down in court. doug: the campaign trail running through new england this weekend. the candidates responding to the new accusations plaguing donald trump's campaign. antoinette: and it is still dark and, boy, is it chilly outside. still in the 40's in boston, but

announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- antoinette: it is a cold start this morning, but temperatures will rise. the much warmer reading settling in this week and our next chance for showers. antoinette: a guilty plea from a young woman in a local kidnapping case. the sudden end to the case and the woman's message to the little girl's family. doug: commitment 2016 ramping up as election day draws closer. the allegations both candidates are responding to this morning plus the candidates on the trail in new hampshire today. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. 6:30 on a saturday morning. i'm doug meehan. >> i'm antoinette antonio. we have cindy in with us this morning. don't try to go to work. 37 degrees.

cindy: it is. we have to wait for the sun. it's getting close to it. officially up there at 6:57 this morning. so we've still got another 26 minutes or so to go. but it's going to be a beautiful day after we lose this chill in morning. frost advisory along the coast until 9:00 a.m., a freeze warning back to 495. cold stuff. coldest in boston since may 16. 30's elsewhere. 20's showing up. below freezing there are the 20's. 28 in norwood. 29 in taunton. we're close to freezing on the cape and martha's vineyard. it is a cold start this morning. skies are clear. sunshine all day long. on the back side of this high pressure, milder temperatures building toward chicago today. those will be here coming up tomorrow. so it's a slow recovery today. i think it's 10:00 p.m. before we hit 50. we'll hold mostly in the 50's to near 60 this afternoon, places

near 60 through worcester county. brockton, bridgewater, taunton, around 60 degrees and upper 50's on cape cod. a nice start to the weekend. doug and antoinette? doug: cindy, thank you. 6:32 on this saturday morning. the top stories we're tracking for you right now. antoinette: one of the men who dove into a pond to save a crash victim is telling his story. 68-year-old dan frazier says he knows he only had moments to react when he and two oth woman trapped in that sinking car. once she surfaced, he swam over and grabbed her. the driver apparently hit the gas instead of the brake sending her car into that pond. doug: the convicted sex offender whose release sparked outrage has been released again. richard gardner was taken into custody out of rhode island. he moved back to weymouth last week after serving 30 years for kidnapping and raping several young boys back in the late '80's. antoinette: as of noon today,

flights. this ban follows nearly 100 cases of the note 7's catching fire. passengers who attempt to take them onto flights may be forced to give the phones up to security, or they could face fines. doug: right now, a 22-year-old woman is behind bars after a sudden and bizarre end to a kidnapping case. abigail hanna changed her plea to guilty in the snatching and abandoning of a 2-year-old girl. newscenter 5's diane cho was in salem when that sentence was handed down. reporter: abigail hanna tearfully apologizing in court today after pleading guilty to several charges including kidnapping. >> did the mental illness interfere with your ability to understand the nature of the proceedings?

she kidnapped a then 2-year-old girl she used to babysit. >> nine days before the kidnapping, she searched the internet for various child kidnapping cases, the legal definition of kidnapping and how to find the kidnapper. reporter: the child was find alive last november on the side of the road naked, her head shaved with circular shaved burn marks on her body and abrasions on her forehead. >> her presentation and her softness does not excuse the horror she inflicted on the family and the horror that she inflicted on this family isn't abated just because the child was found. it really does maintain in large measure until this day. reporter: hanna's attorney says she believes strongly if mental health were not a significant portion of this case, hanna would not find herself in the position she's in. >> that being said, judge, i am not suggesting that the case conforms truly to a not guilty. by reason of insanity. reporter: there were several conditions placed on her probation including she stays

and her family. in salem, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: disturbing new details in the deadly home invasion in orange that investigators say was a random attack. joshua hart and brittany smith forced their way into the home of thomas harty and joanne fisher last week, stabbing the 95-year-old man to death. they also allegedly tried to suffocate fisher with a pillow. prosecutors say the two suspects wanted to steal the elderly couple's car. >> they saw that there were and their intention was to go in and rob those people, take money and take that car. and they armed themselves before they entered. >>. antoinette: prosecutors say it was heart who murdered hearty and tried to help kill fisher. doug: donald trump is headed to portsmouth, new hampshire, today with new accusations plaguing

newscenter 5's ben simmoneau with trump's latest defense. he claims he is a victim. ben: donald trump on the attack against the growing list of women accusing him of inappropriate sexual contact. >> they have no witnesses. there's nobody around. they just come out. some are doing it for probably a little fame. they get some free fame. it's a total setup. ben: that as two new women come >> when i heard the tape of the bus where he's describing how he's a star and he can just pretty much do whatever he wants -- >> i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. >> i was just like, wow, wow, that explains it. that explains what happened to me. ben: kristen anderson told the "washington post" as a young model in the '90's, she was sitting next to trump at a nightclub. >> the person on my right, who unbeknownst to me at the time

ben: anderson says he didn't even introduce himself. >> you weren't even speaking with them. they're sort of groping you on the side on the fly like you're some sort of, i don't know, stuffed animal on the couch. that is really not okay. ben: a former "apprentice" contestant also says trump assaulted her. >> he grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively and placed his hand on my breast. ben: trump denies it all, even attacking one of his accusers for her looks. >> believe me, she would not be my first choice. that i can tell you. ben: donald trump and his wife were seen leaving st. patrick's cathedral friday in new york after a private meeting with the cardinal. the cardinal's spokesman says trump requested that meeting weeks ago and it is the cardinal's policy to try to meet with anybody who asks. i'm ben simmoneau, wcvb

antoinette: hillary clinton meanwhile is fending off more allegations after wikileaks dumbed another load of hacked emails. they show clinton's aides asking former president bill clinton to cancel a planned speech to a wall street investment firms because of the concerns the clintons may appear too cozy with wall street. the speech was eventually canceled. the final debate is wednesday in las vegas. our very own emily riemer will be there with pre and post debate coverage right here on newscenter 5. doug: a worcester man is on probation after pleading guilty to spiking a woman's drink. daniel szklarz faced his victim in court, telling the judge the drug almost killed her. she and her husband were attending a fundraiser with szklarz.

everywhere. >> i'm here because i know there are other women like me who did not or could not speak up. the hospital couldn't tell me what was put in my drink, but i do know what it did to me. it made me black out, essentially pass out, stop breathing. doug: prosecutors asked for the maximum 2 1/2 years behind bars for assault and battery, but the judge imposed the minimum sentence of one year probation. antoinette: new details after a major mistake at a worcester hospital. a kidney removed from the g investigators say this past july, a surgeon at st. vincent hospital was supposed to remove a diseased kidney from a patient. the surgeon did not confirm the patient's identity and instead took a healthy kidney out of another patient who had the same name. the two patients had different date of births. investigators say the hospital should have noticed that. st. vincent says it is taking steps to prevent similar mistakes. doug: right now, police are

the suspect caught on camera. you can see him here in an alley wearing a cap and shooeded sweatshirt allegedly casing a home in cleveland, ohio. police say he then snatched a 6-year-old girl from her bedroom in the middle of the night, attacking her and dropping her off 17 hours later in a different neighborhood. her parents demanding justice. >> he just walks in there, unknowing about anything, and is willing to take someone's kid. doug: that same suspect, police say, broke in through a window and tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl from her bedroom several months earlier. she was able to fight him off and called for her father, but that suspect got away. 6:40 right now. some encouraging news in your health this morning. antoinette: fewer americans are dying of breast cancer. one reason for the decline in the death rate. doug: the patriots are gearing up for tom brady's first game back at gillette stadium. and fans are putting a dent in their wallets to see the action.

for. cindy? cindy: it's going to be a lot warmer than it is right now. temperatures will be on the rise. the beautiful weekend in store and i'm timing our next chance

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>> 6:43. your health this morning. new research finds fewer americans are dying of breast cancer. from 2010 to 2014, approximately 41,000 people died from breast cancer each year. that is a drop, but the decline 4% greater for white women to black women. researchers say the drop could be because there are better treatments. breast cancer is the second-most deadly cancer for all women right after lung cancer. doug: a great story this morning. a rare and complicated operation to separate twin brothers conjoined at the head is a success. the two from illinois are now living apart for the first time. surgery started thursday morning at montefiore medical center in the bronx and ended yesterday afternoon.

the boys' parents telling cnn it was hard to believe the day was here. >> it's not real. to me it's like another surgery from before. what's waiting in my stomach is that phone call. okay. we're into -- i call it the land of the unknown. doug: doctors say there is still a possibility of neurological issues. both boys are recovering in a pediatric intensive care unit. they are the 59th pair to ever undergo this kind of surgery. announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon. is it sunrise yet? finally! cindy: that right there. antoinette: we've been waiting all morning for this. doug: nahant. cindy: the pink flow on the horizon. the sun isn't quite up yet. 6:57. remember when it was 4:30 in the morning? that was a long, warmer time ago. memories. a lot of people will say, okay, when do we turn the clocks back? it's late this year.

halloween. the sunrise this morning, take a look, it's 6:57. by the end of the month, on october 31, sun is up at 7:17. doug: outrageous. cindy: i know. daylight save time ends november 6. the sun will be up at 6:24 by then. there you go. we still have some time. cold this morning. frost advisory along the coastline and the cape and the vineyard till 9:00 a.m. outside of the city, you work your way back to 495, it is a freeze warning. a lot of we typically see our first freeze. the average is the 11th of october. today's the 15th. you get the idea. this is not too far off the mark. so it's getting to be that time of year for sure. 31 in bedford. 30 in nashua. 20 showing up orange, jaffrey and keene. also south of town it's 28 in norwood, but boston has hung on to the lower 40's. 29, though, taunton and notice all the 30's down to the vineyard over to hyannis, and you can see up to plymouth as well. so definitely cold start this

you go off to the west, look at chicago, in the 50's. minneapolis in the 60's. that milder air is working in our direction. we're going to feel a big difference by tomorrow afternoon. so the warmth is on the way, but it is chilly out there now, and high pressure is right on top of us. that means light winds and blue skies all day long. it's going to be a picture-perfect fall day today. get outside whatever you've got planned. sun is going to be with us all day long. by 8:00 a.m., it's still only in the mid 40's, but mid 50's then we're holding in the 50's to near 60 degrees this afternoon. our mildest reading will be from the merrimack valley metrowest to taunton. 57 in boston with a bit of a sea breeze and upper 50's on cape cod. not nearly as cold tonight. lots of 40's. it's chilly. a few of our coldest suburbs could be in the upper 30's. winds turn to the south. the southwesterly wind tomorrow is bringing in the warmth. so, yes, we're making a run

boston. we may sneak into the lower 70's metrowest up in the merrimack valley with low to mid 60's on cape cod. great day to head to gillette for kickoff. 67 degrees. may get close to 70 during the day. very mild. mostly sunny skies. we'll start to notice a few high clouds toward evening. this frontal boundary is going to be dropping through on sunday night. that is our next chance of seeing just a couple of showers. that's all they're going to be. there's very limited moisture with this front. as it drops southward, one or o thing monday morning. then the clouds drop south. brightening skies monday afternoon. look at the temperature on monday. 74. what? 80 degrees on tuesday? yeah, very warm. in fact, near record warmth for this time of year. record is 82 in boston from 1947. so the jet stream bringing in unseasonably warm temperatures, and they are hanging on through the middle of the week, slowly we trend down with some wet weather likely moving in as we head toward thursday and friday. so enjoy the weekend.

the patriots are back at gillette preparing for a showdown with the cincinnati bengals. fans are paying on average $550 large ones according to "usa today," more than last january's divisional playoff game against the kansas city chiefs. antoinette: average, that's the average ticket price. wow! doug: 6:49 is your time. halloween only a couple of weeks store shelves. antoinette: doug is buying it all. what do local trick-or-treaters like the best? hershey's kit kat is number one followed by milky ways and this is questionable,s but candy corn is third. reese's peanut butter cups and nestle's butterfingers. i'll never understand candy corn. doug: it's just one of those things you have to get.

doug: reese's peanut butter cups are in the freezer. there's not a kid out there that's going to see them. thank you, i'll have another. appreciate it. antoinette: okay. okay. the time right now is 6:50. a sex offender behind bars again. the new charges he is facing. doug: a woman recovering after crashing her car into a pond. the amazing and daring rescue by people just simply walking by

kelly ayotte: let's be honest - clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. 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,

doug: welcome back. this is an amazing story. one of the men who dove into a pond to save a crash victim is telling his story. dan frazier only had moments to react. he and two others jumped into that cold water to save a woman trapped in her sinking car. once she surfaced, he swam over and grabbed her. i antoinette: just amazing. the convicted sex offender whose release sparked outrage has been arrested again. richard gardner was taken into custody on a fugitive from justice charge out of rhode island. gardner moved back to weymouth last week after he served 30 years for kidnapping and raping several young boys in the late 1980's. doug: a walk for peace in east boston after the shooting of two police officers. more than 100 people joined the walk through the neighborhood where those shots were fired wednesday night. the two officers had been

when the gunman opened fire. the suspect, 33-year-old kirk figueroa, was killed, the officers critically wounded but recovering this morning. antoinette: the manatee rescued off the coast of cape cod is on the move. doug: she's going to head south to sea world orlando. washburn has gotten nourished and back to health. it's at connecticut's mystic aquarium. she'll get more rehab at sea world and then be released back there going to those warmer waters down in florida, right? doug: maybe she can work her way to fort myers. cindy: water's always warmer there than here. smart move. always, always. doug: how about the weekend? cindy: looks great. perfect fall weekend. you can see how cold it is across the northeast. but the temperatures are going to be warming up. we do have that freeze warning up away from the coastline back

frost advisory. you can see we warm up. perfect fall day and tomorrow gets milder near 70. in the 70's early next week. one or two showers sunday night into monday morning. that's it. 80 on tuesday. antoinette: i'm zeroed in on that 80. doug: could be a record. antoinette: it's on your weekend. just saying. cindy: something about tuesdays. doug: hey, we're going to need you in. antoinette: i don't think so. doug: we're going to take that's how we do it again. we take a break. antoinette: yes. doug: "good morning america" is next. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill 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

has charted new destructive territory. mud slinging seems like such a quaint 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 but at the last debate, they were ignored. the topics never mentioned, climate change, education, income gap, gun violence. on the list, liar, misogynist, email breaching and sex tape. while we obviously support the institution of nationally televised presidential debates, perhaps it is time to rethink how to best serve their most important audience -- voters.

intentioned, often seem powerless to steer discussions to substantive issues and away from streams of personal attacks that most viewers find more relevant than informative. 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 turnout, we can do the same with debates where the goal remains to better inform and frame a choice and to make

bob hillery: i spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte, collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it.

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