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

like we're about to have over the next three days where, you know, we're going against the grain, i guess you could say. clear skies out tonight right now. a delicious day heading into new england. we do have a cold front off to our west. that's where we're finding scattered showers and maybe a few downpours working through the great lakes. high pressure moves out to sea. that allows for warmer temperatures to start building in. how warm is it? well, we've got 70 in st. louis. we've got 60's up toward detroit. toronto at that's going to be building in here. it is a little chilly to start this morning. 30's and 40's across the board. a great recovery temperaturewise today. we'll talk about hit or miss showers and when record warmth is possible coming up straight ahead. antoinette? antoinette: breaking news, one person seriously hurt after this crash on i-95 in attleboro. it happened just after 3:00 this morning. at least one person suffered

crash involved vehicles on both sides of the highway, but it's unclear just how it happened. doug: the eyeopener 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 bullet holes. diane: police say a 2-year-old litt backseat of a car in a case where they believe her father was the intended 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. she is expected to recover. >> it's just sad.

baby was injured. diane: a shots fired activation went off just after 4:00. when officers got to the scene, they found shell casings but didn't find any victims. 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 girl suffered nonlife-threatening injuries when she was shot o away from where this shooting took place. >> 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. at police headquarters, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump taking time off the campaign trail today ahead of

yesterday, trump stumped in portsmouth, new hampshire, making a stunning challenge. trump wants drug tastes before the debate. david: donald trump said hillary clinton is preparing for next week's debate like this. >> i think she's actually getting pumped up. she's getting pumped up. you understand. david: trump accused clinton of 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 accusing trump of groping them. >> how about this crazy woman on the airplane?

claimed the kissing and grabbing claimed for 15 minutes. >> after 15 minutes, she decided that was 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 harsher sentences for drug dealers and more treatment for addicts. despite recent polls, he predicted he would win but repeatedly called into question whether the election would be fair. >> the election is being rigged 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 is house speaker paul ryan. his office says he is, quote, fully confident the november election will be carried about with integrity. doug: the clinton campaign ignoring trump's drug

instead 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 going around and saying, oh, the whole thing's rigged. it's just 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 what real men do. antoinette: president bill clinton will be back in new hampshire tomorrow to campaign 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. right here on newscenter 5. doug: the driver involved in this dramatic rescue in arlington is expected back home today. police pulling that car out of the water yesterday as they investigate what led helen joyce to accidentally drive over a

safety after the car went under. everyone is expected to be okay. joy will not face criminal charges. antoinette: the two boston police officers injured in wednesday's shooting remain in critical but stable condition. officer matt morris was in surgery again at mass general yesterday. commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo who is in good spirits and recovering after his surgery on friday. police continue to investigate the shooting. friday, boston police removed several bags of evidence from although the shooter was shot dead, prosecutors say more criminal charges may be filed. doug: the family of a swimmer who died during lifeguard tryouts down on the cape is demanding $100,000 this damages. 22-year-old jack jakubek died at a tryout back in may. now his family says the town is liable because lifeguard ignored his signal for help. police saying a lifeguard told them he saw jakubek raise his

that family could sue. 6:07, almost 6:08. powerful weather across the country. antoinette: the damage in the northwest, plus north carolina under water this morning. the disaster zones nearly a week after hurricane matthew. doug: funny man 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.

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 chance for showers on monday starting at doug: 6:11. communities in north carolina are still recovering more than a week after hurricane matthew unleashed powerful winds and torrential rains. two more bodies were found this

floodwaters, bringing the death toll in that state to 26. areas like this referred to as disaster zones. miles away, other neighborhoods hardly appear hit at all. the governor says it's not over yet. >> there's still many, many difficult days ahead for north carolina and many of our citizens who are being impacted by this incredible hurricane that has been with us now for over 10 days. doug: flooding triggered by the hurricane killed at least 43 500 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 of people were without power after that storm made landfall last night. so far no reports of any serious injuries. and it's still pretty wet out there. some lingering showers in that area. a.j.: still another batch of

this is an old typhoon. it developed west of hawaii, went over toward japan and then curled back and is now coming up through the northern pacific. doug: is that rare up there? a.j.: you can get the remnants of these systems this time of year. this one was especially powerful. it had a lot of juice with it. still spawning all kinds of nasty weather in the pacific northwest. for us, though, we actually kind of benefit slightly by what's going on out there, the reason being when you have a b in the west, you usually get a big ridge of high pressure in the east, which equals out to milder temperatures. it is chilly out there, but we're running about 5 to 10, even 14 degrees above where we were at this very same time yesterday morning. but i did mention it is fairly chilly. nashua is at freezing right now. there is patchy fog up there as well. maybe getting some freezing fog in some extreme cases up there. 35 bedford. 31 in norwood.

41 in falmouth. as chilly as it is right now, we get a great recovery temperaturewise for today. while you may go out and grab the paper this morning, head out for your cup of coffee with a jacket or coat, you'll be closer to wearing shorts by this afternoon. we've got sunshine out there or will have sunshine once the sun comes up. and we look off to the west, we have clouds and some scattered showers working through the great lakes. we'll watch this boundary as it works toward us and gives us a period of some cloudy weather. we'll talk about that momentarily. 60's to near 70 degrees. that's what's ahead of the front. that will replace all these blues you see in here. we've got some very warm temperatures coming up starting today. as that high slips offshore, that helps pump in milder air. here's that cold front, the one i told you gets hung up over new england. it will keep clouds around through a good portion of monday. let's take you through this hour

as we head through the afternoon, a few increasing clouds. we're now heading on toward the midnight hour of sunday into monday. the clouds have taken over in many spots. there may be a spot or two of shower activity coming through. nothing of consequence. maybe wetting the roadways in time for tomorrow morning. notice the clouds especially from mass on southward. the mass-new hampshire border southward. the farther north you go, the more sunshine you'll see for tomorrow. at any time tomorrow. then as the front begins to lift back, there may be a shower. as that lifts northward, we get into warmer temperatures. 60's to near 70 degrees today. lots of sunshine. sunset this evening at 6:00. by halloween it's 5:38. and by december 5, the earliest sunset, 4:12 in the evening.

degrees, then back into the 70's we go for tomorrow. and the tropics quiet for once although nicole is still spinning up in the north atlantic as a still hurricane, by the way. may track up toward greenland or iceland in the coming days. for us, milder today, nearing 70 degrees. into the 70's tomorrow and how about 81 degrees by tuesday. 82 is the record, by the way, for boston. slow cooldown coming up later this week with a chance for rain by friday.gu antoinette: let's push for 82 then, right? time right now is 6:16. 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 an apartment complex that was under construction. more than 120 firefighters were needed to get those flames under control. nobody seriously hurt. fire officials saying the strong winds fanned those flames for hours. antoinette: two companies are

giti tire is recalling several sizes of its models because of a defect that causes cracks allowing air to leak out. meantime, continental tire is recalling certain models installed on more than 14,500 general motors vehicles. those tires could have a problem that could cause excessive tread wear and bulging areas. all tires will be replaced for free. doug: vermont police investigating after a human skull was found in sheldon. investigators say it could belong to the victim of an unreported homicide. police searched the home after a 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: bruins got their fans excited in a come from behind season opening win in columbus thursday night. hey, who doesn't like six goals. but those were the blue jackets.

bruins up in canada last night taking on the leafs. early in the first after a shot from the point, the puck pinballs around when connor brown roofs it for a 1-0 lead. 3-0 leafs when david pasternak on the power play gives them a chance late in the first. that's his third goal in just two games. two bruins outshot the leafs in this one. you wouldn't know it. milan michalek deflects home the shot from the point, and the leafs go on to win 4-1. no tuukka in the game. bruins back in action again monday in winnipeg. meanwhile, the questions are status for today's game. this video is from thursday. he missed practice friday due to illness and is listed as questionable with that hamstring he says is feeling much better. another patriot who is also questionable to play is julian edelman as is martellus bennett, jamie collins, and legarrette blount. 1:00 start from gillette. i'm josh brogadir. have a great morning. doug: all righty, josh. thank you. jimmy kimmel stopping by the newscenter 5 studios. antoinette: we had a chance to

upcoming boston pizza party, you know, the one with the big three guys. doug: also this morning -- a new england man who died in pearl harbor finally laid to rest in new hampshire. the effort to bring him home decades after his death. antoinette: and we have some breaking news just into our newsroom coming to us out of revere this morning. police and swat members are surrounding a home on francis street right now. police were called there just before 5:00 this morning. but at this point, it's why. there are believed to be people barricaded inside that home. police are keeping tight-lipped about the investigation right

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a.j.: 6:22. looking at worcester. the sun is just tickling the horizon out there. a nice looking day with plenty of sunshine. let's start off with a lookt right now in worcester, it is 47 degrees. don't forget, that reporting station is a thousand feet up. that's where the milder air is happening first. 47 in boston. just because boston hasn't let go of the heat from yesterday, are heat in quotes. 32 chilly ones in nashua. where do we go sgoit despite the chilly start? the sun is up at 6:59. heading to gillette, the

playing, of course, tom brady's big return to foxborough. clouds and sunshine mixing it up. upper 60's around gametime. mild and a bit of a wind crossing the field today, it looks like. we'll chat more about how warm temperatures get, hint. records possible. antoinette: a.j., thank you. late-night tv host jimmy kimmel was in boston this weekend for a charity event. doug: he and sports media star bill simmons traded stories and one-liners at the theater. antoinette: we got to sit down with jimmy kimmel and we talked to him about an upcoming pizza party in boston that he's not invited to. tom brady, ben affleck, matt damon. how come you didn't get invited to do their pizza party thing? >> thaets interesting. actually, i think they wanted me

i think it was a scheduling issue. antoinette: the feud continues. you can catch jimmy kimmel live on channel 5. actor ewan mcgregor is tomorrow's guest. doug: it's cool when you get to see the stars and then you find out that they're nice people. antoinette: he is exactly the same in person as he is on tv. that humor is spot on. doug: biggest star in the place. antoinette: yeah. missiles fired. doug: the investiga i antoinette: signs of home for a deaf football player. how his team is rallying behind him. doug: and a shot from our city cam. it's dark. we're not going to see the sun rise until just before 7:00. but a.j. says it's going to be a beautiy. stick around. more as the eye continues on the other side of the break. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill fine.

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announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- a.j.: temperatures on the rise this afternoon. how long the warmth sticks around and our next bet for any rain. doug: breaking news. swat team at a revere home. what we know right now. antoinette: u.s. warships targeted. the investigation underway after a possible missile attack and the concern. doug: signs of hope for a deaf 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. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: well, it's game day, people. good morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. we have a.j. burnett. a little bit of a football game

doug: there's some guy new. been hearing about it for six weeks. antoinette: they're going to throw a ball around. doug: beautiful day for it. a.j.: thank you, doug. thank you, buddy. 46 in blue hill right now. 47 in boston. 44 in beverly. but got some 30's still sticking around bedford through fitchburg along route 2 and 33 taunton. plymouth at 38 degrees. we've got some 30's and 40's down toward the cape as well. lots ofsh up today. that happens just before 7:00. we've got some cloud cover moving in quickly from the west underneath some of the clouds, some heavier showers and downpours working through the great lakes right now. this front gets hung up over new england over the course of the next 24 hours or so and basically what you'll find is high pressure moving offshore, warms moving in, but also clouds moving in as well. how mild is it? 50's and 60's through the great lakes and the plains states.

blue colors you see there. by the time all is said and done, 60 to near 70 degrees today. we'll have the full forecast coming up in a few. antoinette: a.j., thank you. we are following breaking news overnight on the eyeopener. doug: this just coming in. police and swat members are surrounding a home in revere. this happening on frances street right now. police called there before 5:00 this morning, but it is unclear why. there are believed to be people inside that home it. antoinette: more breaking news this morning coming to us out of new hampshire. three people are suffering stab wounds in plymouth near plymouth university. firefighters tell our sister station wmur that they responded to off-campus housing just around 4:00 this morning. no word on the conditions of the victims or if they are students there. and also breaking, state police are investigating a crash on i-95 in north attleboro. this happened near exit 5 just

reportedly involved vehicles on both sides of the highway. we know at least one person was seriously hurt and at least another person suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. doug: right now, police are searching for the suspect who shot a 2-year-old girl in 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. this happened yesterday afternoon. they believe her father, a known suspected gang member, was the intended target. and the police saying he is cooperating with them. the two boston police officers injured in wednesday's shooting remain in critical but stable condition. officer matt morris was in surgery again yesterday at mass general. meanwhile, commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo, who is in good spirits and recovering after his surgery on friday. the suspect was shot dead during the gun battle. antoinette: right now, the u.s. navy is investigating another possible missile attack on u.s. ships off yemen's coast.

radar, but they have not yet been confirmed. 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 after being prematurely detonated. it exploded shortly after takeoff yesterday. the u.s. a in violation of the u.n. security council resolution. antoinette: a new england sailor who died in the attack on pearl harbor is finally laid to rest in new hampshire. navy fireman third class edwin c. hopkins was onboard the uss oklahoma at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. the 18-year-old from keene was one of 429 servicemen killed when the ship capsized after being hit by japanese torpedos.

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. doug: right now, the controversial galaxy note 7 smartphone is officially banned from airplanes. it's another blow to the manufacturer, samsung, afr the phones are considered hazardous material after dozens of reports of them catching fire. travelers at florida's tampa international airport say they're happy for the ban. >> what do you immediately think of? >> fire. >> them exploding and lots of recalls. >> i'm not offended by going through security. i'd rather them be safe than sorry. doug: we're told the t.s.a. says they won't be checking for them at security, but instead will

anybody who brings them onboard may face substantial fines and possible prison time. antoinette: commitment 2016 focusing on massachusetts ballot question number 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 also prohibit the sale of such foods raised in other states that don't meet the bay state's standards. a no vote would leave farm practices as they are. on wcvb's sides debate the little understood referenda. >> hens are kept often in cages that are so small, they're essentially the size of your ipad. that's where they eat, sleep, defecate and lay their eggs for human conception. breeding pigs, calves for veal, deserve enough space to stand up, lie down, turn around, and extend their limbs. >> it's a social injustice that will victimize low and middle income families by creating a

in massachusetts. it would, in fact, impact one farm in western massachusetts where the cages -- where 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 "on the record" followed by "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien and "cityline" at noon. doug: 6:37 right now. perhaps one of the most hotly debated legalizing marijuana. joining the opposition in massachusetts, las vegas mogul sheldon adelson. he says his wife and he are known for their work battling drug addiction. antoinette: newscenter 5 on the opioid crisis. 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

drugs with high potential for abuse. it's part of the substance abuse prevention lawn signed by governor baker in march. doug: an inspiring story out of franklin. a pop warner team is raising money for an interpreter for a player who is deaf. nichole: this is how luke loves to spend his saturdays, playing pop warner football. >> he's a great young kid. nichole: luke is a typical kid, 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 youth sports and the lessons they learn, it's kind of

kid who overcomes that kind of challenge. nichole: but look 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: what an inspiration he is, too. doug: i love those stories. i love those stories, especially in the climate we're dealing with right now. that is beautiful. antoinette: a little dog turns out to be a big hero. doug: how the dog raised the alarm when flames broke out at a utah home and the t house. antoinette: jimmy kimmel made a trip to boston, and he stopped by newscenter 5. his response when we asked him about boston sports fans. a.j.: can't wait to hear about that one. temperatures rising this afternoon. how long this warmth is going to stick around and our next chance for any rainfall. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth:

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.

doug: welcome back. we're following breaking news on the eyeopener this morning. police and swat members are currently surrounding a home in revere on francis street. police were called there just about 5:00 a.m., but it is still unclear why. they are believed to be people barricaded inside.

is being called a hero this morning after saving her owners from a house fire. this is libby. so cute. looks like a doll, uh? doug: it does. antoinette: not much in size but certainly in spirit. it was the middle of the night when that fire started and libby jumped right into action. >> ask she came in the room and started barking, which is unusual at night. destroyed. and estimated $600,000 worth of damage. the homeowners say they're just happy that everyone is safe. announcer: the now your stormteam 5 forecast. doug: down at the pro shop at gillette stadium they have these cool awkward looking winter sweaters. antoinette: cool awkward. doug: you're not going to need them today. a.j.: i don't think you'll need them for the next seven days.

already. a.j.: so did we. you'll be shutting the heater off. i don't think you'll need the air conditioner. we're in that nice spot in between. 47 degrees. you probably have the heat on this morning, some of you folks out there, especially in some of the protected valleys. orange right now at 31 degrees. a lot of areas in between here in the 30's. plymouth at 38. hyannis also at 38 degrees as well. but what's the old rule? the million mile journey begins with the first tiny st yesterday morning. and by this afternoon, an entirely different feel to the day. remember yesterday it was kind of in that cool zone with the sunshine, maybe you didn't need the jacket. today you definitely won't need the jacket. tons of sunshine once it comes up in about, what, 15, 14 minutes or so, just before 7:00. we do run into some cloud cover off to our west, though, and there's a developing system that will be marching toward us

will move offshore slowly. that means warm air starts to pour in with the return flow on the western side of that high. basically winds coming in from the southwest helping to boost in temperatures like this. i mean, it's in the 60's to flenear 70 degrees off to our west. we'll replace our current air mass with this as it continues moving in from the west. here's your temperature trend. today, nearing 70 degrees. tomorrow surpassing 70 des. the record high for boston, by the way, is 82. and for wednesday, 76. still not too bad. there we go for your weather map for today. we're talking about high pressure moving out. milder air moving in. and there's that cold front. watch as it kind of gets hung up overhead. so it will keep some clouds around here for both tonight and most of tomorrow. we'll see some intermittent sunshine. but more importantly, you want to know about some showers. we may get one or two weak little showers coming in later on tonight.

worcester. i think they dry up as they continue trying to press eastward, as it typical for this summer/fall. notice how the clouds stick around into tomorrow morning? the farther north you go, north of the merrimack valley, 93, 95 toward new hampshire or maine, you'll have brighter skies. for us, rather cloudy with intermittent sunshine, a pocket or two of light shower activity possible. and then with this little disturbance coming through tuesday morning, probably in the wee hours, we may g or thundershower quickly. then this lifts to the north and we turn much more mild, much warmer, i should say, by tuesday. so how much rainfall? not a whole lot. talking generally about, you know, 1/10 inch from the first batch and another batch with another 1/10 inch. piddly amounts of rainfall. nearing 70 with a bunch of sunshine today. tonight down to the 50's and 60's. much milder than it has been. tomorrow back into the 70's we go with light winds.

there you go. milder, warm, and near record warmth for the next three days. and a good deal of sunshine as well. if we do get any appreciable rain, that doesn't look like it's going to happen until probably thursday night or especially on into friday. we'll cap the week off with wet weather. doug, to you. doug: it's almost as if you can hear all of new england applauding already. [applause] wack, tom brady. yes. the qb will time this season. okay. thank you. after serving his deflate gate suspension. he'll lead the pats this afternoon. some players are still listed as questionable, including rob gronkowski, julian edelman and legarrette blount. beautiful morning for a tailgate. antoinette: almost like you planned that. doug: i have people in back. antoinette: okay. all right. it is harvest time in southeastern massachusetts. more than 14,000 acres of

doug: "chronicle's" anthony everett takes us there. >> it goes back 150 years. it's one of the oldest continuing industries in massachusetts. >> cranberry country starts west of the canal. >> bluewater farms, we're a family owned local company. reporter: on his 50 acres, he maintains wet and dry boggs. most growers flood their bogs. he uses dry picking. >> have small machines you walk behind and combs the fruit out of the vines. goes up a conveyor into a bag. from the bag, we load it into bins.

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. from there, it goes through the sizer, which takes out all the small fruit and any small 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 on an angled board. if it bounces over the gate, the fruit goes to the color sorter all the whites, the pinks, the greens. reporter: canning tells us few companies wash their dry-picked cranberries, but here they get a bath. >> we start the drying process. the fruit is dried. we get one final visual 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

northeast. doug: tomorrow on "chronicle," choose your getaway. five-star luxury, a new twist on camping, r & r in the berkshires, tour vermont in a bmw. tomorrow on "chronicle." antoinette: we are staying on top of breaking news. doug: we have a like look from revere. police and swat members are surrounding a home there. this is happening on this morning, but it is still unclear why. there are believed to be people barricaded inside. we'll keep you updated. great price on this boneless chicken! yeahno bones about it.es. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices.

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for the content of this advertising. 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. antoinette: 6:53. we're staying on top of this breaking news out of revere right now. is area of francis street. swat members and police are surrounding a home in that area. you can see it's a very large police presence. an intense situation there. police were called there before 5:00 this morning. it's unclear exactly why they were called out to this scene, but there are believed to be people barricaded inside a home. police at this point are being tight-lipped about the investigation, but we will stay on top of it, and we'll let you know what happens. doug: we're also following breaking news coming out of new

wounds in plymouth near plymouth university. firefighters telling our sister staples wmur that they responded to an off-campus housing at around 4:00 this morning. no word on the condition of the victims or if they are students. also breaking, one person seriously hurt after this crash on i-95 this north attleboro. state police there saying it happened near exit 5 just after 3:00 a.m. at least one person suffering nonlife-threatening injuries. mansfield firefighters say the crash involved vehicles still unclear just how this accident happened. antoinette: right now, a 2-year-old girl is recovering after she was shot in roxbury. police are searching for the suspect who they believe was targeting the girl's father, who was in the car with the girl at the time. the father is a suspected gang member, and police say he is not cooperating with their investigation. doug: the two boston police officers injured in wednesday's shooting remain in critical but stable condition this morning. officer matt morris was in

yesterday. commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo, who was in good spirits and recovering after his surgery on friday. the suspect was shot dead during the gun battle. meanwhile, donald trump suggesting that hillary clinton used drugs to enhance her debate performance. he made the comments during an event up in new hampshire 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. the u.s. navy is another possible missile attack on ships off yemen's coast. the missiles were picked up by radar but not yet confirmed. army officials say the strikes came from a rebel-controlled area but did not hit any u.s. ships in the red sea. this comes just days after u.s. missile strikes destroyed three radar strikes in yemen in retaliation for two earlier strikes. antoinette: late-night tv host jimmy kimmel was in boston this weekend for a charity event. doug: he and bill simmons hosted

theater. antoinette: we got a chance to sit down with him to ask him how he was transitioning to the boston sports atmosphere. >> at my show, there are probably 20 bostonites who -- i mean, it's just all red sox all the time, occasionally celtics. well, of course, a lot of patriots right now. but i hear it constantly. so it will be nothing new for me. doug: people are way to fos -- foxboro. antoinette: l.a., it's different out there. doug: they have people to pronounce it for you. a.j.: high temperatures 60 to 70 degrees. a great day for anything you have planned, including the patriots game. back to the 70's for tomorrow. quick check on the seven-day forecast, you like today, you like tomorrow, you're going to

record high for boston 828 slowly cooling off. it's warm on wednesday. rain possible late in the week. antoinette: don't put those sweaters -- or don't put those flip-flops away. a.j.: you may need them later. doug: we'll discuss it over the next hour. we'll be back. 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, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents,

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good morning america. new overnight. donald trump calls for drug tests before the next debate. questioning hillary clinton's past performance with unfounded claims. >> she was all pumped up at the beginning. >> the candidate calling the campaign rigged. plus, have the newest headlines hurt his support. >> heavy rains and strong winds. this crane sent spinning. trees falling on to homes and cars and power lines. cars driving deep into trouble and floating away. so is the worst over? rob is tracking this dangerous storm. >> deadly accident, a truck plunging 60 feet off a highway