announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- doug: breaking overnight, a tense situation in revere. the police response in one neighborhood right now. 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 sa hillary clinton and her campaign's response. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. 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. the sun over the yard arm. a.j., break out the flip-flops. >> absolutely. and keep them on stand by. you're going to need them for a couple of days here. 47 right now worcester. 49 boston.

and the sandals right now, but we have gotten out of the 30's in most spots. orange still at 33 as of this hour. so it's slow to warm there. lots of sunshine, though. that will help to warm things up. that coupled with the fact that high pressure's moving offshore and we've got winds coming up from the south and west on the return side of that high. that means milder temperatures coming our way. so for the next three days, mild today. some increasing clouds. upper 60's into the 70's tomorrow and perhaps the lower 80's on tuesday, when record high temperatures may fall on tuesday. we'll have the forecast for you in detail when we might see a few raindrops coming up in just a bit. antoinette? antoinette: thank you. we're following breaking news out of revere right now. these are live pictures that you're looking at from francis street. police and swat members are surrounding a home in that area. police were called there just before 5:00 this morning. but it's unclear why at this

in handcuffs and there are still believed to be people barricaded inside the home. we're going to stay on top of this situation and we're bringing you more information as we get it. doug: we're following breaking news also out of new hampshire this morning where three people are suffering stab wounds in plymouth. they responded to an off-campus housing at 4:00 this morning. no word on the conditions or if they are hurt after this crash in north attleboro. it happened near exit 5:00 around 3:00 this morning. one person suffered nonlife-threatening injuries as well. mansfield firefighters say the crash involved vehicles on both sides of the highway, but it's unclear just how it happened. right now, police are searching for suspects after a toddler is hurt in a shooting. doug: this all happening in roxbury. while the girl was sitting in a parked car with her father. the eyeopener's diane cho

police and is not cooperating. reporter: dorothy was inside her home when the gunfire erupted. >> my car was shot out. reporter: police say a 2-year-old little girl was shot while sitting in the 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 ushe reporter: the police commissioner say 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. it's a real, real sad situation. it's real sad to know that a 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

diane: last sunday, a 9-year-old girl suffered nonlife-threatening injuries after she was shot when she was on a playground less than two miles away from where 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: commitment 2016. presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump taking time off the campaign trail today ahead of this week's final debate. a new abc news/washington post poll giving clinton a four-point lead over trump. yesterday, trump stumped in portsmouth, new hampshire, making a stunning challenge. trump wants drug tastes before the debate. david: in front of several thousand supporters, donald

like this. >> i think she's actually getting pumped up. you want to know the truth. she's getting pumped up. you understand. david: without saying it directly and without offering any proof, 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. anywi' david: trump lashed out at one of the women accusing trump of groping them. >> how about this crazy woman on the airplane? okay? david: trump says the story is not believable because the woman claims the kissing and grabbing lasted 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.

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 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 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 accusations this morning, 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.

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 for his wife. he has an event at 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 pulling that car out of the water yesterday as they investigate what led helen joyce to accidentally drive over a curb and into spy pond. three men helped pull her to 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

commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo who is in good spirits and recovering after his surgery on friday. police, meanwhile, continue to investigate the shooting. friday, boston police removed several bags of evidence from the home on gladstone street. 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 in orleans down on the cape is demanding $100,000 in damage 22-year-old jack jakubek died at a tryout at pilgrim beach 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 arms but thought the swimmer was joking. if the town denies the request, the family could sue. powerful weather across the country. antoinette: the damage in the northwest, plus north carolina under water. the disaster zones nearly a week

jimmy kimmel dropping by newscenter 5. hear his thoughts on overnight sensation ken bone. a.j.: a warm up today and when we could reach record high temperatures. that's coming up. antoinette: we continue to follow breaking news out of revere. a tense situation unfolding on francis street. we do know the swat team has been activated. at least one man was escorted

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>> 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 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 night. so far no reports of any serious injuries. and it's still pretty wet out there. it can affect us out there. a.j.: you develop with a trough of low pressure. when that happens, you get a corresponding ridge, which translates into fair weather and/or warm temperatures.

a.j.: i'm going to give you both. antoinette: ladies and gentlemen, a.j. burnett. >> sd let's look at the big game. patriots in town, so is tom brady. clouds and sun mixing it up, very mild. and a bit of a crosswind south of the weft at 10 to 15 miles per hour. temperatures still cool. look at this. orange at 33. keene at 34. having trouble getting the thermometer to budge out there. meanwhile, 40's central and eastern massachusetts and down through the cape. now, compare this to this same time yesterday morning and we're making progress. it's 7 degrees warmer in worcester. 9 degrees warmer in plymouth. and 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday in lawrence. 49 as i mentioned in boston with. pressure is falling. 30.2 inches indicative of low pressure coming our way. don't let it frighten you indoors.

clouds into new york state, upstate new york, back into northern new england as well. we have the sunshine. we will see some of these clouds move into our area later this morning, midday into the afternoon hours, but the rainfall from any of these clouds, while minuscule it may be, will hold off until well after dark. in the meantime, high pressure is overhead. moves out to sea for later on temperatures with the winds out of the southwest through the next couple of days, as a matter of fact. look how mild it is off to our west. 50's and 60's, even a 71 in st. louis right now. so that's the air mass that replaces the one we have with all the cold temperatures. it's going to stick around as well. 69 for a high today. 74 for a high tomorrow. 81, believe it or not, for boston on tuesday. and the record high, by the way,

we'll still be well into the 70's by wednesday. the first half of this week is looking mighty mild. warm, you might say. there are the showers trying to come through. you're looking at sunday night tonight heading toward midnight and a dot or two of shower activity working towards worcester hills. most of it heading toward 495 will dry up. tomorrow morning heading to work, i think the clouds will with the sunshine. the sun and cloud combo. the farther north, the more sunshine you'll have for tomorrow, as a matter of fact, as we have a cold front that kind of gets hung up right over the area, keeps us in the clouds. now, along that front, when it starts to live back northward as a warm front monday night, may get a few hit or miss scattered showers or a rumble of thunder or two, and then this all lifts

first batch. batch number two, we're looking at maybe, maybe, i don't know, a couple hundredths of an inch. let's check your seven-day forecast real quick. it goes a little something like this. milder today. warm tomorrow. and extremely warm on tuesday. the record high again 82 degrees. we'll make a run at that. then we're still in the 70's for wednesday. next bet for any appreciable ra guys, over to you. antoinette: 81 on tuesday. doug: unbelievable. antoinette: wow! 8:17. stories we're following right now -- doug: investigators are looking into the cause of a massive fire out in arizona. this was the scene last night in gilbert. the fire growing so quickly to five alarms at this apartment complex under construction, more than 120 firefighters needed to be called in to get those flames under roll. nobody seriously hurt. but fire officials strong winds fanned the flames for hours.

affecting some 265,000 vehicles. giti tire is recalling several models of its tires because of cracks allowing air to leak out. continental tire is recalling certain models installed on 14,500 general motors vehicles. those tires could cause excessive tread wear and bulging areas. doug: vermont police are investigating after a human skull was found at a home in sheldon. investigators say it could belong to a victim of an unreported homicide. police searched the home after a tip, and forensic tests are underway right now to determine the identity and the 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. 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. 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. a.j.: just in time for the

for cheese lovers. some of the best gouda you can buy is made in mass. the company has been churning out cheese for decades. when it comes to good gouda, at smith's country cheese, they 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 dairy game when the self-proclaimed big cheese of smiths was looking to sell his life's long work. >> it's been my life for 50 years. reporter: for more than half a century, dave smith has been the name and face -- >> i mentioned i'm the aged gouda, so they put me on the label.

in it. reporter: when he was only 22, smith started with just 20 holstein cows, and milk was his way of making money. 20 years into it, he realized the more profitable future could 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. reporter: but it was also an industry that was changing, and in steps ally with passion and commitment. >> my daughter, my baby, eats cheese. you talk about all the families you're feeding. it's a big responsibility. we don't want anyone to see any quality in the cheese. we want it to always remain the same. reporter: do you feel like these are all your babies back here? >> i totally do. i am totally in love with them, because you realize how much goes into making them. reporter: now after almost a

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 take the business to the next level, and we'll have more good gouda. doug: and it's good, too. they're expanding. they just last week got into 78 market baskets throughout new england. if you haven't found it, look for it. it's around, and it is delicious and made right up there. antoinette: i just love someone with that doug: well, he did not want to sell the company to just anybody. he wanted to make sure it was the right people with the right passion. ally and her husband are the right folks to do it. jimmy kimmel stopping by the newscenter 5 studios. antoinette: we had a chance to catch up with him. hear his thoughts on that man who went viral after the second debate. doug: a new england man who died

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. a.j.: let's take a live look toward boston. we have temperatures in the lower 50's outside our studios. 49 at logan airport. 50 in hyannis. 36 chilly ones in nashua at 8:25. clear skies right now but clouds

the warmth is about to come in here starting today. we could set record high temperatures coming up shortly. doug: jimmy kimmel held a charity event in boston this weekend. antoinette: he and bill simmons getting together to benefit harvard scholars at risk. doug: before the event, we got the chance to ask jimmy about his thoughts on new-found debate star ken bone. >> i was watching the debate, and i saw him, and i just -- he looks like ned i said we have to get him on the show. next thing, everybody knows who he is. build him up, tear him down, build him up again. it's pretty crazy. doug: he's still on hold. so watch for that coming up. you can watch jimmy kimmel live monday through friday right here on channel 5. actor ewan mcgregor tomorrow's guest. antoinette: we're betting he will be wearing the red sweater.

doug: the now sold-out red sweater. antoinette: his wife picked that out for him. doug: it's a sharp color. i like it. 8:26 is your time. antoinette: on the way, missiles fired. doug: the investigation into yemen. antoinette: signs of home for a deaf football player. how his team is rallying behind him. doug: we continue to follow breaking news out of revere. a tense situation unfolding on francis street. a second man we just witnessed being taken out of that home in it is unclear imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list.

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announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. a.j.: temperatures on the rise and the next chance for rain. doug: breaking news. swat team at a revere home. a second person just taken from that home. what we know right now. antoinette: u.s. warships targeted. the investigation underway after a possible missile attack and the previous target causing concern. doug: signs of hope fode 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: good morning, everybody. 8:30 on this sunday morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. we have a.j. burnett with us this morning. it is 53 degrees, much warmer than this time yesterday, and those temperatures are climbing.

yesterday began freezing in most cases, 20's and 30's. now we're 30's and 40's. the million-mile journey begins with the first tiny step, as i said earlier this morning. we're at 49 in boston. bedford at 48. and 38, though, in fitchburg. orange kind of stubborn. 33 degrees right now. taunton likewise, about 38. 55 in falmouth and 50 in hyannis. let's check out the satellite/radar composite. not a lot of cloud cover. it's mostly sunny out there. bu our north and west. we'll eyeball those and this threat for scattered showers that's moving through the lower great lakes right now. high pressure, though, overhead keeping us high and dry today, moving out to sea tonight. that brings in that warm southwesterly wind coupled with this cold front coming at us. we could be talking about a couple of scattered showers overnight tonight. but in the meantime, it's mild to warm to wicked warm sometime during the day on tuesday.

your forecast including the next chance for rain coming up. guys? antoinette: we are following breaking news on the eyeopener. doug: police and swat members are surrounding a home in revere. this happening on francis street right now. police were called there just before 5:00 a.m., but it is still unclear why. we just witnessed a second person being taken from that home in handcuffs. our crew on the scene says police are working to clear that house. we will bring you more information as we get it. we're following this morning. 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 doug: right now, state police are investigating a crash on i-95 in north attleboro. this happened near exit 5 just after 3:00 this morning and it reportedly involved vehicles on

seriously hurt and at least another suffering nonlife-threatening injuries. 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 yesterday afternoon. they believe her father, a known suspected gang member, was the intended target. and the police saying he is not cooperating with them. investigating another possible missile test off yemen's coast. army officials say the strikes came from a rebel-controlled area, but 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

takeoff yesterday. the u.s. and south korea say the firing 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 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. 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.

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 will be closed until 11:00. doug: right now, the controversial galaxy note 7 smartphone is officially banned it's another blow to the manufacturer, samsung, after a $5 billion recall. the phones are considered hazardous material after dozens of reports of them catching fire. travelers down at florida's airport in tampa 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: the t.s.a. says they won't be checking for them at security

an honor system. anybody who brings them onboard may face substantial fines and possible prison time. antoinette: commitment 2016 this morning, eggs are one of the most affordable forms of protein, so ballot question 3 regarding how farm animals are caged is raising questions about how it would impact the cost of eggs. in an "on the record" debate, opponents say it could cost as much as $70 more a year for a family. >> california again is the only state, the cost of eggs there are double across the rest of the country. the usda puts out a daily report that demonstrates since the implementation of that law in california, that is the case. >> will food costs be more at the supermarket as diane suggested? >> if you look at numerous studies that started before this campaign took place, the studies from the egg industry say it

egg. antoinette: you can watch the full debate today at 11:00 "on the record" followed by "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien and then "cityline" at noon. doug: perhaps one of the most potly debated ballot questions is number 4, ares legalizing marijuana. the dorchester native donate 1 million. he and his wife are known for their work addiction. antoinette: 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 prescribing opioids and other drugs with high potential for abuse. it's part of the substance abuse prevention law 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

also so he can keep playing the game that he loves. nichole: this is how luke loves to spend his saturdays, playing pop warner football. >> he's a great young kid. he smiles all the time. nichole: luke is a typical kid, but he's also deaf. he needs a translator to make sure he doesn't miss anything. >> 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. than 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 awesome that they learn from a 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: i just applaud him for getting out there on the

he's overcoming them. doug: and the teammates learning a lot more than football. antoinette: absolutely. doug: 8:39 is your time. antoinette: a little dog turns out to be a big hero. doug: how the dog raised the alarm when flames broke out in a utah home and the thousands of dollars in damage to that house. antoinette: jimmy kimmel making a trip to boston, and he stops by our newscenter 5 studios. we're going to tell you how he plans to test out that prank. doug: mean, mean. a.j.: temperatures rising for this afternoon. they'll keep going up. how long that warmth will stick around and the next chance for rain. doug: we continue to follow that breaking news out of of revere this morning. a second man taken away from that home on francis street. you can see that in this video taken just moments ago. that swat situation continuing. police asking people to avoid the area. we're told police responding to

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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 doug: welcome back. it's 8:43. a run in new hampshire to honor the life of a journalist murdered by isis. for the james foley freedom run. hundreds laced up but more joined up for a virtual run. he was killed in 2014 after he was kidnapped following years of work helping those in need. antoinette: a little dog in utah being called a hero after saving her owners from a house fire. take a look at libby. it was the middle of the night

and libby jumped right into action. >> she came in the room and started barking, which is unusual at night. it woke us up. that's when we saw the glow. who knows what would have happened. antoinette: an estimated $600,000 worth of damage, but the homeowners say they're just happy that everyone made it out safely. announcer: now, your stormteam 5 forecast. doug: it says hero on her label, label, label. libby, libby, on your table, table, table. i was waiting all morning and it went over like -- antoinette: i'm not going to pretend i know what you're talking about half the time, doug. doug: oh, man. there's somebody at home who knows what i'm talking about. a.j.: go into the way back machine. doug: i'm going to tweet it. a.j.: you do your tweeting.

live look at boston right now, 49 degrees. temperatures on their way up. he gets me every time. southwesterly wind 10 miles per hour and a falling barometer right now. let's take a look at temperatures. they're not too warm right now. orange up through keene, we do have lots of 40's to near 50-degree readings. they were were taken as of the top of last hour. 45 minutes ago. most of you up at least into the lower 50' still parked in the 30's as of the top of the hour. a few filtering clouds come overhead as we step into the midday and afternoon hours. there's a frontal boundary back toward the great lakes with numerous showers and embedded heavier downpours. by the time this system gets here, and that will be later on tonight, we may get one or two brief little showers, because most of this activity kind of

moves offshore, it allows for this sort of air to start moving in. we're in the blues here. nice and chilly, right? nice and mild to our west. that mild air building and building and building for the next couple of days. here we go. we're looking right now with a couple of scattered clouds arriving. we zoom in toward midnight or so. tonight into tomorrow morning. notice a couple of showers, but i think a lot of the activity that comes in will die out as it crosses the worcester hills finishes them off. there may be a spritz or two inside of 495 and toward the cape and islands. meanwhile, tomorrow morning, you wake up to, well, a lot of clouds and some sunshine. not a bad start to the day. there may be a brief little spritz in there as well. and now this model indicating that it starts to clear out from north to south. now, that may be the case. but certainly as you travel farther north, if you're heading into new hampshire or maine, more sunshine up there. more cloud cover down to the

that we kind of jump rope on. it comes south and will lift back northward as a warm front for tuesday. as that happens, may get into a shower or thunderstorm briefly first thing in the morning before that lifts out and warmer air builds in. there's not going to be a lot of rain from this. i promise you that. the first round brings us maybe a couple cents' worth of rainfall. generally under 1/10 inch. the second round tuesday morning, not much more than shore communities toward the america mac vall-- merrimack va. there's the frontal boundary that will get hung up over us. that will keep us in the clouds for at least a period on tuesday. so highs today up near 70 degrees. sun setting, by the way, at 6:00 this evening, right on the dot, down to about 5:38 by the end of the month.

-- milder for today. warmer on monday. warmer on tuesday when maybe we could set some new records for high temperatures for the day, climbing up into the lower 80's in the afternoon. doug and antoinette doug and antoinette, to you. antoinette: he's trying to convince me his joke was funny. doug: i have people who know what i was talking about. did you know winnie the pooh has a new friend named penguin? antoinette: the beloved children's book is turning 90. to releasing four new stories and the new character. the author says penguin was inspired by an old photo of pooh's original creator and son playing with the toy penguin. doug: kenny loggins is going to have to do the song all over again. nothing? okay. well, i'll just sit here -- antoinette: i'm not going to pretend i know anything that you're talking about.

brady. doug: help us. the anticipation at gillette station has the patriots' q.b. returning today. we'll sit down with jimmy kimmel ask. his can dit -- candid response when asked about boston sports fans. antoinette: breaking news out of revere. this is a look from the area on francis street. that house has been cleared. two men were escorted from the home in handcuffs. police were called t 5:00 this morning after reports of shots fired. we're going to have more on this situation coming up after this

antoinette: it is 8:52. these are live pictures from revere this morning where we've been following that breaking news. police and swat members just clearing out a home on francis street after reports of shots fired earlier this morning. at least two all of this starting just before 5:00 this morning. people are asked to avoid the area. this is francis street, as this situation continues to unfold. doug: breaking news out of new hampshire this morning. three people are suffering stab wounds in plymouth near plymouth state university. firefighters telling our sister station wmur they responded to an off-campus housing apartment around 4:00 this morning. no word on the conditions of those victims or if they are

seriously hurt after this crash on i-95 in north attleboro. state police telling us it happened near exit 5 after 3:00 a.m. at least one person suffering nonlife-threatening injuries. mansfield firefighters saying the crash involved vehicles on both sides of 95. but it is unclear how it 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 the time. the father is a suspected gang member, and police say he's not cooperating with their investigation. donald trump suggesting hillary clinton used drugs to enhance her debate performance. he made the comments during an event in new hampshire yesterday saying that clinton should take a drug test before wednesday's debate. the clinton campaign not yet responding to this. both candidates are off the campaign trail today. doug: patriot nation rejoicing

thank you very much. for the first time this season. after serving his deflate gate suspension, he will lead the pats as they take on the bengals. some players are questionable including rob gronkowski, are julian edelman, and legarrette blount. a.j. says a beautiful day at gillette. late-night television host jimmy kimmel held a charity event in boston. antoinette: he and together. doug: we sat down with jimmy before the event. with halloween on the way, we had to ask him about any new plans for that candy prank. antoinette: do you have anything new? >> no. i do have one new thing. i'm going to try it on my own daughter, who is 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.

for it. antoinette: i can not wait to do the halloween candy. my kid's too young. i cannot wait. i'll send you a video. because that's why you have kids, right, to play pranks on them. doug: if you don't know, if you don't know, the next morning after, the parent tells the kid -- antoinette: i ate all your halloween candy. you have to try the prank. >> she's probably watching now. you can't tell her. antoinette: we're not talking about it at all. a.j.: temperatures warming up nearing record high temperatures on tuesday where we've got record high temperature in boston of 82. we'll be about a degree shy of that, but, man, it's going to be toasty around here. antoinette: i say another round of applause for the 81 degrees. [applause] >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. >> with two presidential debates

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starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump unshackled. >> the process is rigged. this whole election is being rigged. >> attacking his opponent and his accusers. >> they will lie. it's a total setup. >> team clinton calling trump anything you want to a woman, it is cruel. it's frightening. >> will clinton capitalize and put the race away? in this campaign of surprises, what will we see next? we talked to both sides, clinton running mate tim kaine and trump supporter newt gingrich and with just three weeks to go, our brand new poll. how much did the turbulence on