announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- antoinette: a toddler hit by gunfire in roxbury. the second child wounded in the city in just one week. why the father of the victim isn't talking. doug: commitment 2016. donald trump on the trail in new england this weekend. the new accusations against hillary clinton and her campaign's response. anin water. announcer: you're watching wcvb. boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: and a good morning to you. it is 5:00 on your sunday morning. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: hold on a second. it is really early. today's the 16th. how are you doing? i'm doug meehan. a.j. is with us this morning.

a.j.: yesterday started out very early. a few clouds off into far northern new england back into new york. that will be part of our forecast. we look to the west. a band of showers, some rumbles of thunder moving through lower michigan right now. and we'll keep an eye on these as they continue trekking eastward. high pressure is our friend for today. keeps skies mostly sunny and once that high return flow. winds from the south and west boosting in mild temperatures. check this out. already 68 degrees in chicago. it's 70 in st. louis right now! contrast that with our 47 degrees. a little cool out there. certainly not as bad as yesterday morning. 36 in fitchburg. 33 in taunton. plymouth 38. 37 in hyannis. let's take a look at your next several hours starting off with

degrees by about 7:00 this morning. sunrise by the way just before 7:00 this morning. it gets later and later. we'll expect a few clouds coming up later this afternoon. full forecast including a look at the patriots game coming up in just a bit. antoinette: we're following breaking news overnight. state police investigating this crash involving at least two vehicles on 95 south in north attleboro. this happened near exit 5 just after 3:00 this morning. we know at least one person was hurt, but the extent of those injuries is situation and bring you more as we get it. right now, police are searching for suspects after a toddler is hurt in a shooting. doug: this all happened in roxbury while the girl was sitting in a parked car with her father. the eyeopener's diane cho reports the father is known to police and not cooperating. diane: dorothy was inside her home when the gunfire erupted. >> my car was shot out like two

little girl was shot in the backseat of a car in a case where they believe her father was the spended target. >> i wish we had more cooperation. obviously, the father here is a known gang kid to us who also is not telling us the truth of what happened here. and it's unfortunate. diane: the police commissioner says they believe the little girl was shot in the hand and the bullet went through her leg. know a baby was shoulder. diane: a shots fired activation went off just after 4:00. they later learned the child's father brought the 2-year-old to an area hospital. >> everybody should be outraged. unfortunately, too often, we don't get the cooperation that can stop this senseless violence. diane: last sunday, a 9-year-old

place this afternoon. >> it's way too much going on throughout this community. not just in this area. throughout the whole entire city. and it just needs to come to a halt. diane: the 2-year-old child is expected to be okay. police are asking if you have any information that can help in this case to call the boston police department. diane cho, newscenter 5. antoinette: stumped in portsmouth, new hampshire, making a stunning challenge. david bienick reports trump wants drug tests before the debate. david: donald trump said this. >> i think she's getle pumped up. she's getle pumped up. you understand.

taking drugs to help her performance in the last debate. >> at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end, it was like, uh, take me down. she could barely reach her car. so i think we should take a drug test. anyway, i'm willing to do it. david: trump lashed out at one of the women accused of groping them. >> how about this crazy woman on the airplane? david: trump says the story is not believable. >> 15 minutes. that's too much. 15 minutes. with the ladies in this place, it would be one second. david: trump promised to tackle new england's opioid crisis with more treatment for addicts. despite recent polls, he predicted he would win but repeatedly called into question

by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president. antoinette: that was david bienick reporting. he points out one republican leader who does not agree with trump's doubts about the election. house speaker paul ryan's office says he is, quote, fully confident the november election will be carried about with integrity. doug: the clinton campaign ignoring um accusatio accusations, hitting the gop nominee for saying a clinton win would mean the election was rigged. yesterday, her running mate, tim kaine, discussed the issues with voters in tampa, florida. >> now that he thinks he's going to lose, he's saying the whole thing's rigged. it's rigged against me. poor me. the guy's just a bully. doug: the vp nominee hitting trump for his comments about women, kaine saying that's not

clinton will be in dartmouth college in the morning followed by one at keene state college tomorrow afternoon. both candidates are preparing for their final debate wednesday in las vegas. our emily riemer will be there live with pre and post-debate coverage. doug: the driver involved in this dramatic rescue in arlington is expected back home today. police pulled the car out of the water yesterday as they to drive into spy pond. three men pulled her to safety. joyce not facing criminal charges. antoinette: the two boston police officers injured in wednesday's shooting remain in critical but stable condition. matt morris was in surgery again yesterday. commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo who is in good spirits and recovering from surgery on friday.

boston police removed several bags of evidence from the home on gladstone street. although the shooter was shot dead, more criminal charges may be filed. doug: the family of a swimmer who died during lifeguard tryouts is demanding $100,000 in damages. jack jakubek died back in may. now his family says the town is liable because lifeguard ignored his signal for help. a lifeguard toll saw jakubek raise his arms. the family could sow. powerful weather across the country. antoinette: the damage in the northwest after a typhoon. plus, north carolina is under water this morning. the disaster zones nearly a week after hurricane matthew. doug: and jimmy kimmel drops by newscenter 5. hear what he has to say about an upcoming pizza party in boston that he was not invited to.

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doug: welcome back. communities in north carolina, after hurricane matthew unleashed powerful winds and torrential rains. two more bodies were found this weekend in cars submerged in floodwaters, bringing that death toll in that state to 26. areas like this referred to as disaster zones, entire neighborhoods are under water while just miles away others appear hardly hit. while some areas are receding, the governor says it's not over yet. >> there are still many, many difficult days ahead for north carolina and many of our

by this incredible hurricane that has been with us now for over 10 days. doug: flooding triggered by the hurricane killed at least 43 people in the u.s. and more than 500 people in haiti. antoinette: the northwest dealing with their own powerful storm, the remnants of a pacific typhoon barreled down on parts of oregon and washington, snapping trees and power lines with winds up to 80 miles per hour. tens of thousands were without power after that storm made landfall last serious injuries. a typhoon in the pacific northwest. a.j.: incredible, this huge low-pressure system spawned water spouts off of oregon which moved inland as tornadoes. oregon averages two tornadoes a year. they had a couple of them come onshore in one day. i mean, it's just crazy weather out there. and we actually benefit a little bit from what's going on out there.

east. that's why we're talking about warming temperatures. it's all connected. let's take a look at temperatures right now. 43 in beverly. 47 boston. 36 in fitchburg. we do have chilly spots out there including norwood at 32 degrees right now. 33 in taunton and the vineyard at 34. not quite as chilly as yesterday, but high pressure atop of us, we're talking about a little bit of chill. once this high moves offshore, our winds will shift into more of a southwesterly direction, and that will bring up some pretty good warmth. we also are tracking scattered showers and thundershowers that will factor in maybe a bit into our forecast as we head through the next couple of days. in the meantime, look how mild it is right now. sun hasn't even risen yet. it hasn't here, so it hasn't in st. louis yet. 70 degrees.

way above average, and this is the air mass that will be building in for us the next few days. milder temperatures coming in starting today. we'll be nearing 70 degrees when all is said and done this afternoon. i don't think we'll have much of a sea breeze. boston and many coastal locations, the beaches, will be a nice spot to head today with maybe the light jacket. you could probably shed that by midday. cold front comes through overnight toni shower. not expecting a whole lot of rain. as we head into monday, that front is hung up over us. we'll call it a sun and cloud combo. the cold air doesn't have a chance to move in. i think we stay pretty mild for tomorrow. let's talk about those high temperatures for today, nearing 70 degrees, and again some sunshine with a few clouds, especially later on this afternoon. tonight we'll drop back into the 50's to near 60 degrees. that's about it.

slightly warmer than the 71 degrees. this time of year as the water temperatures cool off, we have that to battle too. it takes more of a land breeze to offset that sea breeze. i think there may be a little bit of a sea breeze developing for some locations tomorrow afternoon. all right. take a look at it on your seven-day forecast. a milder day today. warm tomorrow. i think we'll be in the low to mid 70's for tomorrow. then for tuesday, near record warmth as, again, we're talking about a big ridge of high weather here as we head through midweek. record high temperature for boston, 82 degrees set back in 1947. we'll be darn close to that number. and we stay pretty warm into wednesday as well before cooler temperatures start to prevail once again. it looks like the chance for some rain arriving but not until later this week. any systems will be very weak with brief overnight showers. any rain holds off until the

doug and antoinette. antoinette: time 5:16. stories we're following right now. doug: investigators are looking into the cause of a massive fire in arizona. check this out. this was the scene last night in gilbert. that fire growing quickly to five alarms at the apartment complex that was under construction. more than 120 firefighters were needed. nobody seriously hurt here. fire officials saying strong winds fanned flames for hours. antoinette: two recalls on tires affecting giti tire is recalling several sizes because of a defect that causes cracks. continental tire is recalling tires installed on more than 14,500 g.m. vehicles. all the tires will be replaced for free. doug: vermont state police are investigating after a human skull was found at a home in sheldon. investigators say it could belong to the victim of an

tip. forensic tests are underway to determine the identity and cause of death. announcer: now here's josh brogadir with sportscenter 5. powered by xfinity. josh: last night didn't go so well for the b's. bruins up in canada last night taking on the lead after a shot from the point. the 1-0 lead. a power play gives the bruins a chance. bruins outshot the leafs in this one. you wouldn't know it. leafs win it 4-1. no tuca in this game. the questions are still lingering about gronk's status for today's game. this video is from thursday. he missed practice friday due to

he says is feeling much better. another patriot also questioned, julian edelman as it martellus bennett. have a great morning. doug: a hidden treasure for all of you cheese lovers. some of the best gouda you can buy is made right here in mass, and the company has been churning out the cheese for decades. when it comes to good gouda, at believe theirs is the best. and it all starts with the ladies out back. >> we get the milk at 4:00 a.m. from the cows that day. it pumps into the room. doug: ally hasn't always been up to her elbows in curds and whey. 11 months ago, she and her husband decided to get into the

self-proclaimed big cheese of smiths was looking to sell his life's long work. for more than a half a century, dave smith has been the name and the face. >> i mentioned i'm the aged gouda, so they put me on the label. doug: -- of this award-winning cheese company. when he was only 22, smith started with just 20 holstein cows and milk was his way of making money. 20 years into it, heea be found creating a premium award incredible farmstead cheese. >> when we started, per capita consumption in the united states was 9 to 10 pounds. last year we broke 34 pounds. so it's been a growth industry. doug: but it was also an industry that was changing, and dave was ready for a change. >> my daughter, my baby, eats cheese.

we don't want anyone to see any quality in the cheese. doug: do you feel like these are all your babies? >> i totally do. i am totally in love with them, because you realize how much goes into making them. doug: now after a year of working for dave, ally will be the new owner of smith's. the way he sees it, everything from the cows to the name are in good hands. >> i think we're going to have a dynamite combination, and they'll be able to t we'll have more good gouda. doug: and they do have good gouda. you'd love the gouda. antoinette: smoked gouda with some fruit, nuts, crackers, a glass of wine, is perfect. doug: they have all kinds including a cheddar that is really good. it's interesting to see how long it takes in order for it to mature and get to market. but it's good. antoinette: it looks great. doug: looks like they'll be around for a while. 5:21 is your time. jimmy kimmel stopped by the

him. hear why he's not invited to an upcoming boston pizza party with guys you might know. doug: a new england man who died at pearl harbor finally laid to rest in new hampshire. the effort to bring h ro monday morning on the eyeopener, you think you are doing everything right. >> three unexpected items that can drag down your credit score. >> and a warm start to the week, how long it lasts and tracking our next cha monday starting at great price on this boneless chicken! yeahno bones about it.es. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices.

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and we've got it. so temperatures are starting out a shade on the chilly side in many locations including nashua, where you're 32 degrees. patch yoi y fog. clouds and sun will mix it up at gillette stadium. there's a rather large gathering of people doing something down there involving football. mostly sunny skies. 67 degrees. we'll detail milder -- hey, temperatures coming up. antoinette? m. antoinette: there's a game today? a.j., thank you. late-night tv host jimmy kimmel was in boston this weekend for a charity event. doug: it was pretty cool. he and sports media star bill simmons traded one-liners' city shubert theater to benefit harvard scholars at risk. antoinette: we got to sit down with jimmy about an upcoming pizza party and he's not invited

tom brady, ben affleck, matt damon, how come you weren't invited? >> actually, they originally wanted me in place of matt damon because they felt, obviously, people would be more interested in it that way. but i don't know. i don't know what -- i think it was a scheduling issue. antoinette: we all know about that upcoming pizza parlor. you can catch jimmy kimmel live monday through friday right here on channel 5. actor ewan mcgregor is tomorrow's guest. we t doug: we'll run it all morning long. we have different parts of the conversation. call your friends, tweet, whatever. it was interested to see how dr dry-witted he was. antoinette: so funny. you laugh at everything he says. doug: it's brilliant. antoinette: on the way, missiles fired. doug: yemen targeting u.s. warships and previous targets causing concern. antoinette: signs of hope for a deaf football player.

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announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- a.j.: temperatures on the rise this afternoon. how long the warmth sticks around and our next bet for any rain. antoinette: u.s. warships targeted the investigation underway after a possible missile attack and the previous

football player. his team rallying behind his dream and the heartfelt effort to keep the player on the field. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. gorng. -- good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. 5:30 on this sunday morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. we have a.j. burnett. full hunter's moon. a.j.: we have a picture sent in by one of our like to share with you. there you go. it's from m.r. barrett. mr. barrett. mr. barrett 42. i don't know if he's 42 or born in 1942 or just likes the number 42. but we won't give that part away. we're talking about that full hunter's moon. it is gorgeous, still up above the horizon. you have another hour to check it out. and thank you very much for that picture. you ever want to share anything

ulocal.wcvb.com. you know how to get ahold of us. mostly clear skies out west. clouds out to the north and west. underneath some of them, there are showers and heavier downpours working through portions of lower michigan. what we're concentrating on, though, is high pressure moving out. that allows for a warm flow of air to set up shop over new england. how warm? look at the temperature in st. louis. it's 70 degrees. 68 in we'll put a timetable on those warm temperatures. doug and antoinette? doug: all righty, a.j. we're following breaking news overnight. antoinette: state police investigating a crash on i-95 in north attleboro. it happened near exit 5 just after 3:00 this morning. several departments responded, including the mansfield fire department, which says the crash involved vehicles on both sides of the highway. one person suffered serious injuries. at least one other person

updates as we get them. doug: right now, police are searching for the suspect who shot a 2-year-old girl a roxbury. the girl is expected to be okay after police say she was shot in the hand while sitting in a car with her father yesterday afternoon. they believe her father, a known suspected gang member, was the intended target. and they say he is not cooperating with police. antoinette: new accusations from donald trump suggesting hillary clinton used drugs to enhance her debate performance. he made the yesterday, saying that clinton should take a drug test before wednesday's debate. the clinton campaign has not yet responded. both candidates are off the campaign trail today. doug: the two boston officers injured in wednesday's shooting remain in critical but stable condition. officer matt morris was in surgery again at mass general hospital. commissioner bill evans visited the officers, who are in good spirits after recovering from

antoinette: u.s. navy is investigating another possible missile attack on u.s. ships off yemen's coast. army officials say the strikes came from a rebel-controlled area, but they did not hit any u.s. ships in the red sea. this all comes days after a u.s. missile strike destroyed three radar sites in yemen in retaliation for two earlier attacks. doug: new this morning, the u.s. is condemning the latest missile launch from north korea which it says failed aft detonated. the projectile exploded yesterday. the fire of a midrange missile is in violation of the u.n. security council resolution. antoinette: a new england sailor who died in the attack on pearl harbor is laid to rest in new hampshire. edwin c. hopkins onboard the uss oklahoma at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. the 18-year-old from keene was

being hit by japanese torpedos. 75 years later, his remains were identified. he was buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu until his remains were exhumed and positively i.d.'d through dna from a cousin. >> it's a day to celebrate. he's home with his parents. it's not a sad day. it's a happy day. antoinette: hopkins was buried next to his parents in keene with full military honors. boston firefighters are prin of those killed in the line of duty. this morning, the boston firefighters local 718 will hold its 34th annual 10k. it was established to celebrate those who gave the ultimate sacrifice while raising money for charities and scholarships. that starts at 9:00 this morning. morrissey boulevard northbound to neponset circle will be closed to traffic until 11:00. doug: the controversial galaxy

it's a blow to samsung. the phones are considered a hazardous material after dozens of reports of them catching fire. travelers at florida's tampa airport say they're happy for the ban. >> what do you immediately think of? m. >> fire. >> them exploding and lots of recalls. >> i'm not offended by going through security. i'd rather be safe than sorry. doug: the t.s.a. says they won't be checking for them at security but will rely on a system. anybody who brings them onboard may face substantial times and prison time. antoinette: commitment 2016 facing on ballot question 3, conditions for farm animals. what does it really mean? a yes vote would end the practice of containing farm animals like chickens, calves and pigs in tight cages. it would prohibit the sale of such foods raised in other states. a no vote would leave farm

sides debate this little-understood referenda. >> hens are kept in cages so small, they're the size of your ipad. breeding pigs, egg-laying hens deserve enough space to stand up, turn around, and extend their limbs. >> it's a social injustice that will victimize low and middle income fie $250 million new food tax in massachusetts. it would impact one farm in western massachusetts where the cages -- they do have one hen per cage and they're much larger than the ipad you've shown there. antoinette: you can watch the full debate on ballot question 3 including what it will do to the cost of eggs. that's today at 11:00 a.m. "on the record" followed by "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien and then "cityline" at noon. doug: perhaps one of the most hotly debated ballot questions

marijuana. joining the opposition in massachusetts, las vegas mogul adelson. they're known for their work battling drug addiction. antoinette: s a reminder about a new law in massachusetts dealing with prescriptions. the law went into effect yesterday, requiring health care providers to check the state's new online prescription monitoring program before prib drugs with high potential for abuse. doug: we have an inspiring story out of franklin this morning. a pop warner football team is raising money for an interpreter for a teammate who is deaf. our nichole berlie shows us he can also keep playing the game he loves. nichole: this is how luke loves to spend his saturdays, playing pop warner football.

but he's also deaf. >> when you think about all the challenges in communication in football that he has to endure trying to do this, it's pretty amazing that he can do it. nichole: luke's team is pretty amazing too. the franklin chargers started a go fund me account and raised more than $1,000 to pay for luke's interpreter. >> when you think about why kids play and the lesso it's awesome. nichole: luke takes his challenge in stride, inspiring others along the way. the entire team has rallied behind luke and they are excited for the rest of their season. nichole berlie, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: that's just great seeing him out on the field. doug: when i see these stories, i always think about the other kids and what they're learning from their teammates. antoinette: that's amazing. it's amazing. doug: great, great. antoinette: a little dog turns out to be a big hero.

the red flag when flames broke out. antoinette: jimmy kimmel made a trip to boston and he stopped by newscenter 5. he's talking about that infamous halloween candy trick and his plans to test it out. a.j., you may want to do it, too. a.j.: absolutely. temperatures rising this afternoon. how long that warmth is going to be sticking around and, of

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doug: a run in new hampshire. it was the jam foley freedom run. more joined from across the world for a virtual run foley was killed in 2014 after he was kidnapped following years of work trying to help those in need. antoinette: a little dog in utah is being called a hero this morning after saving her owners from a house fire. this is libby. what a cutie-pie. doug: that's real? antoinette: yes, not much in size, certainly in spirit, though. the family says it was the middle of the night when the fire started, and libby jumped into action. >> she came in the room and was

when we saw the glow. who knows what would have happened if not. antoinette: the house is destroyed. an estimated $600,000 worth of damage. but the homeowners say they're just happy everyone is safe. announcer: now, your stormteam 5 forecast. doug: a.j., we have a little tailgating in foxborough. a.j.: looks great for it. man, if you were looking to burn maybe some vacation time -- antoinette: maybe. a.j.: a couple days this week, you'll like the weather. antoinette: call in sick. a.j.: if you've used the vacation time -- doug: exactly. a.j.: let's take a look at it. we have warm temperatures heading this way. first off, it's still chilly this morning. not as bad as it was yesterday morning, but it's a shock to the system. 34 in nashua.

31 in norwood. 47, though, in the urban areas of boston. 39 falmouth. the temperature trend here, let me show you what we have in store for today first. 69 degrees. that's way above the average of 62. if you like that, we're heading in the right direction. 74 tomorrow. 81 on tuesday. yes, mid-october. 76 degrees by wednesday as it backs off a little bit and turns a little cooler t we'll get into that momentarily. we've got clear skies out there, a few clouds working their way into new york. northern new england as well. we'll get a taste of these this afternoon. there's a cold front with a few scattered showers and even some heavier downpours working through lower michigan right now. this front will actually get hung up over new england and lift northward as a warm front with time. so we're talking about the warmth that's out in the plain states right now.

all that mild air pours in here over the coming two, three days or so. that's because high pressure is moving offshore. channels our winds in from the south and west. here comes that cold front for tonight. we may get a spritz from it, but that's about it. the front gets hung up over the top of us for monday. we're talking about extra clouds on monday to maybe even a brief shower here and there, but by and large, this is going to be mild as that front lifts northward on tuesday. check it let's take you through time as we head through the day today. increasing -- we'll call it going partly cloudy by this afternoon. overnight tonight, watch as these showers affect westernmost massachusetts and maybe into worcester hills. by tomorrow morning, we're talking about a blend of clouds and sunshine. watch as a few of these showers may try to pop up, but it doesn't look like we'll have a whole lot of that rain.

there may be a batch of showers or even a thunderstorm coming through prior to dawn tuesday morning. but after that, in pours the milder temperatures. nearing 70 this afternoon with plenty of sunshine. by the way, sunset at 6:00 this evening. by the end of the month, halloween, it's 5:38. by december, early december, 4:12 is our earliest sunset. temperatures tonight in the 50's and 60's. then for tomorrow, we're going back into the 70's. hey, the tpi except for hurricane nicole, the storm that won't quit, heading into the shipping lanes of the north atlantic and may impact weather heading up into greenland or iceland. for us, it's milder, warmer, and warmer, and then we do face the chance for some scattered showers or maybe some much needed rainfall by the end of this work week. doug and antoinette, to you. antoinette: all right, a.j., thank you. it is 5:46. a check of the stories we're tracking right now.

a restaurant in los angeles. three people were killed. 12 others hurt in that shooting early yesterday. at least two of the survivors are said to be in grave condition. the restaurant was operating out of a converted home. it is still unclear if it was properly licensed. no word on a motive. antoinette: a new space mission out of china. tomorrow the country will send two astronauts to an orbiting space lab in an effort to set up a permanently manned space station by mission leaders say the astronauts will stay there for about a month to conduct experiments. the u.s. has highlighted increasing capabilities of the space lab, concerned that china is pursuing ways to prevent adversaries from using space assets in a crisis. china denies those claims. doug: evacuations are underway in nevada over a wildfire. hundreds of fire crews are trying to get the flames under control. they started friday morning fueled by strong winds, but firefighters say the flames are

burned and several buildings are destroyed. so far no injuries have been reported. can i get a round of applause? thank you very much. thank you. tom brady is back. welcome back, tom. he will play at gillette stadium for the first time this season after his suspension. he's going to lead the pats as they take on the bengals. some players are still listed as questionable, including rob gronkowski, julian edelman and legarret kickoff is at 1:00 this afternoon. a.j. says it's going to be beautiful down there. gorgeous. antoinette: absolutely perfect. it is harvest time in southeastern massachusetts. more than 14,000 acres of cranberries are ripe and ready. doug: love the cranberries. anthony everette takes us there. >> cranberries are one of the

it's one of the oldest continuing industries in massachusetts. reporter: though often associated with cape cod, cranberry country starts west of the canal. >> bluewater farms. we're a family-owned company. reporter: craig is a second generation cranberry grower who started the farm in 2014. on his 50 acres, he maintains wet and dry bogs. most growers flood their bogso but he also uses dry picking. >> have small machines you walk behind and actually combs the fruit out of the vines. goes up a conveyor into a bag. from the bag, we load it into bins. each bin weighs 300 pounds. we fly them off the bog with a helicopter. right onto the trailer. reporter: when the berries get to the plant, they go through a multistep process. >> first it goes through the blower which removes all the leaves and vines and everything.

sizer, which takes out all the small fruit and pebbles. then it goes through the bounce conveyor. good fruit bounces like a tennis ball. it spills off the side of the conveyor and bounces. if it bounces over the gate, the fruit goes to the color sorter which electronically takes out all the whites, the pinks, the greens. reporter: canning tells us few wash their hand-picked cranberries. here they get a bath. >> we start the drying process. we get o inspection where we have people making sure that everything's perfect before it gets bagged. reporter: bluewater bags its dry harvest berries. their traditional wet-picked are used to make six flavors of juice. >> we'd like to continue expanding our footprint throughout new england and the northeast. doug: tomorrow on "chronicle," choose your getaway. five-star luxury or r & r in the

tour vermont in a bmi. . antoinette: very fall like. cranberries. vermont. doug: you love cranberries. antoinette: i can't wait to make a good sauce for thanksgiving. i can't wait for thanksgiving. doug: last night jimmy kimmel was in boston for a charity event. antoinette: we got a chance to catch up with him. we ask him about his new plans for that well-known halwe it's brutal. donald trump in new hampshire yesterday. the accusation he's making about hillary clinton. antoinette: we go live outside this morning. a look over the city. it is dark. it's still going to be dark for another hour, folks. sunrise not until almost 7:00. 40 degrees as we kick off your

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a.j.: and we are kicking up to 5:55 on a sunday morning. a little cool but a great recovery temperaturewise this afternoon. you're out doing some lawn work or maybe a little landscape cleanup. 70 degrees in boston sounds tasty, doesn't it? if you're heading to gillette stadium, clouds and sun mixed. very mild. 67 around gametime with a southwesterly wind a miles per hour. that blows across the field. there may be an issue with the kicking game today. doug and antoinette, to you. doug: i got the bengals kicker. 5:55 is the time. late-night television host jimmy kimmel held a charity event in boston. antoinette: he and bill simmons got together last night to benefit harvard scholars at risk. doug: we sat down with kimmel before the event. with halloween on the way, we had to ask him for his new plans for that well-known brutal candy prank.

>> i'm going to try it on my own daughter who is 2 years and she'll be 4 months -- 2 years and 4 months on halloween. she's already got this trick-or-treat thing. she keeps saying i'm going to get two candies. i'm going to see if she'll fall for it. >> i cannot wait to do the halloween candy. my kid's too young. i'll send you a video. that's why we have kids, right, to play pranks on them. doug: well, you have kimmel live on channel 5. actor ewan mcgregor is tomorrow's guest. for those of you who don't know what the halloween candy prank is, kids, don't listen. the next day after halloween, you tell them you ate all their candy and then catch their reaction. doug: what's funny and classic, jimmy says his mother used to pull a prank on him where she'd lay on the floor and pretend she was dead. so you know where it comes from.

all righty. antoinette: on the way this morning, powerful storms in the northwest area of the country. doug: a typhoon hitting the area. the damage and the thousands left without power this morning. antoinette: a child shot while sitting in the car with her dad.

announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- antoinette: a toddler hit by gunfire in roxbury. the second child wounded in the city in just one week. why the father of the victim isn't talking. doug: commitment 2016. donald trump on the trail in new england this weekend. the new accusations against hillary clinton and her campaign's response. antoinette: north carolina under water. the new devastation more than a week after hurricane matthew. announcer: you're watching wcvb. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. 6:00 on this sunday, october 16th. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. i hope you didn't pack the shorts and flip-flops for the season away. we can break them out. a.j.: it's the wardrobe controversy. you never know what to put in