doug: breaking overnight, a tense situation in revere. a home cleared after shots fired. antoinette: a toddler hit by gunfire, the second child wounded in the city in a week. why the father of the victim doug: commitment 2016, donald trump on the trail in new england this weekend. the new accusations against hillary clinton and her campaign's response. >> you are watching wcvb. boston's news leader? good morning. this is "newscenter 5 weekend eyeopener." antoinette: thank you for joining us on this october 16. sunday, i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. soon, it is going to feel a june

the 80's in the next couple of days. right now, 56 in bedford, 58 in boston. this is an awesome change compared to where we were this morning. you recall a lot of 30's. taunton and plymouth have already made 60 degrees. look at all of these 60's. we began in some cases in the 30's. let's take a look. we have increasing clouds starting to move into western parts of the state. as we you about this morning. scattered showers ahead of the front will lose steam as they continue moving eastward. let's take you through the day today. a fair amount of sunshine mixed with clouds. near 70. the sunsets at 6:00 this evening under a mostly cloudy sky. we will chat more about the record high temperatures perhaps in the forecast navy minutes. i am meteorologist a.j. burnett.

top of breaking news out of review this morning. police and swat members responding to a home after reports of shots fired. two men escorted out in handcuffs. police used flash bangs to clear the home. the scene has cleared. police say the people inside the home refused to leave during a special operations response. all of those residents have now been accounted for. doug: we are following breaking news out of new hampshire where three wounds in plymouth near plymouth state university. firefighters telling our sister station they responded to off-campus housing about 4:00 this morning. no word on their conditions or if they are students. antoinette: one person seriously hurt after the crash on interstate 95. state police say happened near exit five just after 3:00 a.m. at least one person suffered non-life-threatening injuries. mansfield firefighters say the

sides of the highway. it isn't clear how it happened. police are searching for suspects after a father is hurt in a shooting. doug: this happening in roxbury while a girl was sitting in a park car with her father. diane cho reports of father is known to police and is not cooperating. reporter: she was inside her home on the gunfire erupted in broad daylight. >> my car was shot out. reporter: police say a two-year-old girl was shot while sitting in the backseat of the car in a case where they believe her father was the intended target. >> i wish we had more cooperation. they say the father is a known gang kid to us who is also not telling us the truth of what happened here. it is unfortunate. reporter: the police commissioner says they believe the girl was shot in the hand in the book went through her leg. she is expected to recover.

officers found showcasing's but did not find any victims. they later learned the father brought the 2-year-old to an area hospital. >> everybody should be outraged. often, we do not get the cooperation can stop this senseless violence. reporter: last sunday, a nine-year-old girl suffered non-life-threatening injuries shot on a playground less than two miles away from where the shooting took place. there is too much going on throughout the community. it needs to come to a halt. reporter: the 2-year-old is expected to be ok. police are asking if you have information that can help to call the boston police department. antoinette: hillary clinton and donald trump taking time off the campaign trail today at of this week's final debate.

trump. yesterday trump stumped in portsmouth, new hampshire, making a stunning challenge. david bienick reports trump wants drug tests before that debate. reporter: in front of several thousand supporters, donald trump said hillary clinton is preparing for next week's debate like this. donald trump: i think she is getting pumped up, you understand. directly or offering proof, trump accused clinton of taking drugs to help her performance in the last debate. donald trump: at the beginning, she was all pumped up. at the end, it was like, take me down. she could barely reach her car. i think we should take a drug test. i willing to do it. reporter: he also lashed out at one of the women accusing him of groping them.

claims it lasted for 15 minutes. donald trump: after 15 minutes, she said that was too much. 15 minutes? with the ladies in this place, it would be one second and it would be smack. reporter: he promised to tackle new england's opioid crisis with more treatment for addicts. despite recent polls, he predicted he would win that repeatedly -- but repeatedly called into question whether the election would be fair. donald trump: corrupt media pushing false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president. antoinette: that was david bienick. he points out one republican leader who does not agree with trump's doubts about the election, house speaker paul ryan. his office said he is, quote, fully confident the november election will be carried about with integrity. doug: meanwhile the clinton

nominee for saying a clinton win would mean the election was rigged. yesterday, her running-mate tim kaine discussed the issue with voters in tampa, florida. >> now that he thinks he's going to lose, he is saying the whole thing is rigged. it is rigged against me, poor me . the guy is just a bully. doug: the v.p. nominee also 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 right here on newscenter 5. doug: the driver involved in this dramatic rescue in arlington is expected back home today. police pulling the 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 ok. joyce will not face criminal charges. antoinette: the two boston officers injured in wednesday's shooting remain in critical but stable condition this morning. 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 friday. police continue to investigate the shooting. friday, boston police removed 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 is demanding $100,000 in damages. 22-year-old jack jakubek died during a tryout at pilgrim beach in may. now, his family says the town is liable because lifeguards ignored the college swimming star's signal for help.

but thought the swimmer was joking. if the town denies the request, the family could sue. it is 10:09 on this sunday morning. powerful weather across the country. antoinette: the damage left behind in the northwest. plus, north carolina is underwater. the disaster zones nearly a week after hurricane matthew. doug: jimmy kimmel drops by newscenter 5. hear his thoughts on overnight sensation ken bone. and in subsequent days. when we could see record high temperatures. antoinette: and we continue to follow breaking news out of revere. it was a tense situation on francis street. two men have been escorted from the home after a standoff. office responded to the home around 5:00 after reports of shots fired in

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 the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

are still recovering more than a week after hurricane matthew unleashed powerful winds and torrential rains. two more bodies were found this weekend in cars submerged in floodwaters, bringing the death toll in the 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 rivers are receding, the governor says it's not over yet. >> there are still 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 in haiti. 500antoinette: 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 the storm made landfall last night.

that system could benefit us, right? a.j.: while the northwest has been dealing with wind, we had waterspouts coming off the pacific and coming overland and becoming tornadoes. very powerful weather. when you have low pressure out west, you can oftentimes get the warm weather in the east pattern. you end up with warmer weather in the eastern seaboard. that is what we have going on today. we will take it. here is a live look into boston. we have an awesome day in-store today. 58 degrees currently at logan airport. southwesterly winds 60 miles per hour, enough to offset any sea breeze for most of us today. the pressure also falling. we have an area of low pressure

60's down to the south. you can see some of the clouds filtering in with our next disturbance. that is why the barometer is dropping. we have a wave of low pressure toward the great lakes and scattered showers and heavier downpours working through the southern great lakes. by the time the system gets overhead tonight and tomorrow, it will bring clouds. i don't think most of the shower activityil high moving out to sea. that will help our winds be channeled into the west and southwest which means mild to warm temperatures. already near 70 degrees in detroit. 66 in cincinnati. this is the air mass heading into new england. we get a taste of it today. temperatures climbing the next couple of days. through the rest of the day

tonight, the clouds taking over for most of us. there may be low clouds and maybe fog over the cape and islands. the showers work into western massachusetts and die off as they hit the berkshires. whatever is left of them gets taken care of by the worcester hills. i don't think we will see a lot of shower activity from wooster into eastern massachusetts overnight tonight. tomorrow, you may wake up to a lot of cloud we will try to get mostly sunny skies towards the pike. the farther north you travel, the brighter it will be. the farther south, you will run into more clouds and a rogue shower. that is the cold front stalling. eventually -- i will head north. there is a warm front. tuesday morning, we start with clouds and maybe storms in new hampshire. those lift north and we get into

batch of rain that comes through. maybe .1 inches at best and most area. probably staying below that. here comes the cold front. installs overhead tonight and tomorrow and lift northward toward tuesday. high temperatures today, 60's to near 70 degrees with a southwesterly wind. tonight, 50's and 60's. breeze at the coastline. on the seven-day forecast, not bad. upper 60's to near 70 today. into the 70's tomorrow. perhaps making a run near or surpassing 80 degrees on tuesday. record high in boston, 82. we will target that number. i think we will go about 81. 70's into wednesday. thursday and friday more unsettled with a chance for rain

antoinette: is 81 is conservative, i will take it. 10:17. stories we are following out. investigators are looking into the cause of a massive fire in arizona. this was the scene late last night in gilbert. the fire growing quickly to five alarms at the apartment complex, under construction. more than 120 firefighters were needed to get those flames under control. nobody was seriously hurt. fire officials say the strong winds fanned the flames for hours. antoinette: two companies are issuing a recall on tires affecting some 265,000 vehicles. giti tire is recalling several sizes of 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 have a problem that could cause excessive tread wear and bulging areas. all tires will be replaced for free. doug: vermont state police are investigating after a human skull was found at a home in

investigators saying 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. shifting gears. a hidden treasure for all 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. >> ? doug: when it comes to good the best. it all starts with the ladies outback. >> we get the milk at 4:00 a.m. from the cows that day. doug: she has not always been up to her elbows in curds and whey. a year ago, she was working in a personal fitness industry. 11 months ago, she and her husband decided to get into the

cheese of smiths was looking to sell his lifelong work. for more than half a century, dave smith has been the name and face. of this award-winning local cheese company. >> we don't use any liquid smoke. doug: when he was 22, he started with 20 cows and milk was his way of making money. 20 years into it, he be found creating a premium, award-winning, farmstead cheese. >> when we started, per capita consumption was nine to 10 pounds. last year, we broke 34 pounds so it has been a growth industry. doug: it was an industry changing and he was ready for a change. she stepped in with a passion and commitment. >> is think about all the families you are feeding. it is a big responsibility.

change in quality. we want it to always remain the same. doug: do you feel these are your babies? >> i totally do. i am totally in love with them because you realize how much work goes into making them. doug: after almost a year of working for dave, she will be the new owner. the way he sees it, everything from the cows to the name are in good hands. >> i think we will have a dynamite combination and they will be able to take the buss we will have more good gouda. doug: it is quite the operation. they have bus tours and windows so you can see the making the cheese. antoinette: it does look good. doug: it is delicious. 10:21 now. jimmy kimmel stopping by the newscenter 5 studios.

hear his thoughts on the man who went viral after the second debate. doug: a new england who died in pearl harbor finally laid to rest in new hampshire. the effort to bring him home decades after his death. antoinette: updating breaking news, the home at 22 francis street has been cleared after a standoff this morning. two men were taken from the home in handcuffs. revere police secure the scene until swat teams arrived.

doug: 10:25 on a sunday morning as you look toward boston where it is bright and sunny, 58 degrees. temperatures elsewhere are in the 50's. already surpassing 60 in hyannis. mid 50's in nashua with lots of sunshine. patriots and bengals today. clou southwesterly wind. if you like today, we are going to be heading into warmth big-time with temperatures in the 70's tomorrow, near 80 on tuesday. more coming up in a bit. doug:. looks beautiful. late-night television host jimmy kimmel held a charity event in boston this weekend. antoinette: he and sports media star bill simmons getting together to benefit harvard scholars at risk. doug: but before the event, we

star ken bone. >> i was watching the debate and saw him. he looks like ned flanders. i just started laughing and immediately started emailing my producer. i said we have to get this guy on the show. the next thing you know, everybody knows who he is. they build him up and tear him down. it is crazy. doug: they are still trying to get him for a live" monday through friday, right here on channel 5. actor ewan mcgregor is tomorrow's guest. antoinette: he was a fun guy. this morning missiles fired. ,doug: the investigation into yemen targeting u.s. warships and previous targets causing concern. antoinette: signs of hope for a deaf football player. how his team is rallying behind him. doug: and we continue to follow

over. two been taken out of the home in handcuffs. police were responding when i heard about airbnb, i thought, "this is it." i wanted to be happy. i didn't want my kids to be worried about me getting to be this little old lady all by myself. airbnb has saved me. i did not lose my house. the experience of having guests in my house has been so amazing. i do this for the money, for the people,

we send our guests to the local restaurants and the local businesses. and there's just, it's- it's a symbiosis between the hosts and the small businesses here and we help each other and i've brought a lot of business in. it's really funny cause i've never been a big company person but airbnb as a company has given me the opportunity to

>> now on "newscenter 5 weekend eyeopener." a.j.: temperatures on the rise. how long the warmth sticks around and the next chance for rain. doug: two men taken into custody. what we know right now. antoinette: u.s. warships targeted. the investigation underway after and the previous targets causing concern. doug: signs of hope for a deaf football player his team , rallying behind his dream. the heart-felt effort to keep the player on the field. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is "newscenter 5 weekend eyeopener." doug: 61 degrees on this sunday morning. i am doug meehan. antoinette: antoinette antonio

anchors say their name and then introduce the meteorologist person. i was always curious about that. how do they do the tv thing? i don't know. let's look at temps right now. [laughter] i just want to do know. inquiring minds. 58 in boston. 60 in plymouth. these were a couple of the sticky wanted to hang on most of the day today. we are running above where we were yesterday at the same time. 10 degrees above where we were yesterday in springfield. 14 above in hartford. about five above in boston which is good news if you like milder temperatures and are ready for autumn or winter. we have lots of sunshine. clouds are starting to arrive. we will notice them becoming more numerous toward the afternoon hours.

we have a lot of warmth coming up from the southwest as high pressure moves offshore. that will allow for the temperature increase we will be talking about. let's look at the next three days. 60's to near 70 today. 70's tomorrow. 80 on tuesday. we will talk about the record high temperature for tuesday as well and maybe some rainfall in the forecast in a few minutes. antoinette: thank you. we're following breaking news are called we home after a report of shots fired. the standoff ending a short time ago. it all started before 5:00 this morning. two people were escorted from the scene in handcuffs. that home now clear. police using flash banks to clear the house. the incident remains under investigation. antoinette: also breaking, three people are suffering stab wounds

plymouth university. firefighters tell our sister station wmur that they responded to off-campus housing 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. it happened at exit 5 just after 3:00 a.m. and reportedly involved vehicles on both sides of the highway. we know at least one person was seriously hurt and at least one other person suffering non life-threatening injuries. right now, police are searching for the suspect who shot a 2-year-old girl in roxbury. the girl is expectedo 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 say he is not cooperating with police. antoinette: right now, the u.s. navy is investigating another possible missile attack on u.s. ships off yemen's coast. the missiles were picked up by radar but have not yet been confirmed. army officials say the strikes came from a rebel-controlled area, but did not hit any u.s.

this comes just days after a u.s. missile strike destroyed 3 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. the projectile exploded shortly after takeoff yesterday. the u.s. and south korea say the firing of a mid-range missile is in violation of the u.n. security council resolution. antoinette: a new england sailor di in new hampshire. navy fireman third class edwin hopkins was on board 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 it was hit by japanese torpedoes. 75 years later, his remains were identified. he was buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu until his

>> it is a day to celebrate. he is home with his parents. it is not a sad day. it is a happy day. antoinette: hopkins was buried next to his parents in keene, with full military honors. boston firefighters are honoring the memories of those killed in the line of duty. 1000 runners taking part in the boston firefighters local 718 34th annual 10-k. those who gave the ultimate sacrifice while raising money for charities and scholarships. morrissey boulevard northbound from neponset circle to umass-boston will be closed to traffic until about 11:00 this morning. doug: right now, the controversial galaxy note 7 smartphone is officially banned from planes flying in and out of the u.s. it's another blow to manufacturer samsung, after a $5 billion recall. the phones are considered a hazardous material after dozens

travelers at florida's tampa airport say they're happy for the ban. >> what do you immediately think of? >> fire. >> they are exploding. >> i'm not offended by going through security. i would rather be safe than sorry. doug: the t.s.a. says they won't be checking for them at security, but instead will rely on an honor system. anybody who brings them on board may face substantial fines and possible prison time. antoinetin eggs are one of the most affordable forms of protein. so ballot question three regarding how farm animals are caged is raising questions about how it would impact the cost of eggs. opponents say it could as much as $70 more a year for a family. proponents say the cost would be much less. >> california is the only state, the cost of eggs there are double what they are across the rest of the country.

that indicates that is the case. >> will food costs me more? >> if you look at numerous studies before the campaign, you can see cities from the industry shows it will only increase the cost of production by about a penny and an egg. antoinette: you can watch the full debate on ballot question three today at 11:00 a.m. on "on the record," followed by "matter of fact with soledad o'brien," and "cityline." doug: perhaps one of number four -- legalizing marijuana. joining the opposition in massachusetts is las vegas casino mogul sheldon adelson. the dorchester native donated $1 million to an opposition group in the bay state. he and his wife 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 healthcare providers to check the state's new online prescription monitoring program before prescribing opioids and other

abuse. it's part of the substance abuse prevention law signed by governor baker in march. doug: i think you will like this story. it is an inspiring one 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 it's all so that he can keep playing the game he loves. reporter: this is how he loves to spend his saturdays. also deaf, meaning he needs a translator to make sure he does not miss anything. >> when you think about the challenges, it is amazing he can do it. reporter: his team is pretty amazing, too. the franklin chargers started a gofundme account and raised more than $1000 to pay for his interpreter. >> when you think of why they

from a kid that overcomes that challenge. reporter: he takes his challenge in stride, inspiring others along the way. the entire team has rallied behind him and are excited for the rest of their season. antoinette: it is not just about the sport. it is about all the things you learn. teamwork. 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 antoinette: jimmy kimmel making a trip to boston and stopped by newscenter 5. we will tell you how he plans to test out his well-known halloween candy trick. a.j.: very mean. temperatures rising this afternoon. i will let you know how long it

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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. take a look at her. this is libby. she is not much in size but certainly in spirit. the family says it was the middle of the night when the fire started and libby jumped into action. barking, which is unusual at night. it woke us up and that is 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. >> now, your forecast. a.j.: i am guessing a little traffic on 95 south now headed down to foxborough.

it is one of those days where you have temperatures starting to creep up. there is a little bit of wind. you have the wafting of the foods on the grill. i can smell it. we are not downwind. that is something else. [laughter] let's talk about what we have going on outside now. a gorgeous day in boston. skies over boston right now. those will start to thicken up today. otherwise, it is nice. 58 degrees with a southwesterly wind at 60 miles per hour. pressure is falling a little bit because we have a wave of low pressure coming at us. 50's outside right now. these are at the top of the hour so we are probably above these now.

there are some of the thicker clouds starting to arrive. you can see a couple of those around the boston area. not total sunshine for the rest of the day but certainly bright and mild. high pressure is overhead. it starts to slip out to sea. that allows the wind to set up out of the south and west. it will offset the sea breeze today. a cold front to our west. showers working down toward detroit, michigan. this is heading in our direction. by t most of the steam from the system has been lost. a lot of 60's off to the west. nearing 70 already. that is the air mass coming into play later tonight. we get a few clouds. the showers toward the great lakes try to make across the berkshires. i don't think they will have a lot of luck doing so. by 7:00 tomorrow, clouds and intermittent sunshine. a frontal boundary will be here.

front. that means we will start to warm up tomorrow. i think temperatures climbing the staircase the next couple of days. as the warm front starts coming through, we get a ripple along the front. about 7:00 in the morning, there may be showers especially north of the pike. in terms of rainfall, not talking about a lot. most of us will see under .1 by the drought. no relief in sight. milder temperatures. there is our cold front. the gets hung up over new england and starts to rebound north as a warm front tuesday. i think we are cooking pretty well. 70 or so this afternoon. when the sun sets, it will happen at probably 6:00 in the evening. by the end of the month, it is

70's tomorrow with a light wind. check it out on your seven-day forecast. looking great. we will have a few clouds or maybe a spot shower overnight tonight. most of us will not see anything. warms up tomorrow into the 70's. tuesday temperatures near 80 degrees. the record high 82 in boston. still 70's on wednesday at least. rain friday of this week. doug: did you know winnie the pooh has a new friend named penguin? antoinette: i did not know. did you also know the beloved children's book turns 90. and to celebrate, the publisher is releasing four new stories and the new character. the author says penguin was inspired by an old photo of pooh's original creator and his son playing with a toy penguin. the book is set for release at

will be jealous. antoinette: a homecoming of sorts for tom brady. doug: the anticipation at gillette stadium as the patriots' q.b. returns today. we are also going to sit down with late night host jimmy kimmel,

antoinette updating breaking

a home after reports of shots fired. two men were taken away from the scene in handcuffs. police say the people inside the home refused to come out. the home was safely evacuated. doug: we are also suffering following breaking news 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 around 4:00 a.m. no word on the conditions of the victims or if they are students. right now, one person is seriously hurt after this crash on interstate 95 in north attleboro. state police say it happened near exit 5, just after 3:00 a.m. at least one person suffered non life-threatening injuries. mansfield firefighters say the crash involved vehicles on both sides of the highway, but it's unclear just how it happened. that scene has since cleared. antoinette: 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 toddler at the time. the father is a suspected gang

cooperating with the investigation. 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 yesterday. commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo, who is in good spirits and recovering after his surgery friday. the suspect was shot dead during the gun battle. antoinette: the u.s. navy is investigating another possible missile attack on u.s. ships off yemen's coast. the missiles were picked up by radar, but ty been 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 a u.s. missile strike destroyed three radar sites in yemen, in retaliation for two earlier attacks. donald trump suggesting hillary clinton used drugs to enhance her debate performance. he made those comments during an event in new hampshire yesterday, saying clinton should take a drug test before

responded. both candidates are off the campaign trail today. doug: coming up on 10:53 and tom brady returns to play at gillette stadium today for the first time this season after serving his deflate-gate suspension. the pats' q.b. will lead the pats as they take on the bengals this afternoon. rob gronkowski, julian edelman, and legarrette blount now expected to play. good news. kick-off is at 1:00 this afternoon. late-night television host jimmy kimmel held a charity event in boston last night. antoinette: he and sports media star bill simmons getting together to benefit harvard scholars at risk. doug: we sat down with jimmy to talk about a lot of things, including the halloween prank and whether he has plans for the kids this year. >> i do have one new thing. i will try it on my own daughter who is two years and four months

trick-or-treat thing. she keeps saying i'm going to get two candies. i will see if she will fall for it. antoinette: mine is too young. i will send you a video. doug: it is brutal taking candy from kids. he also talked about boston sports fans. he said he is amazed how may people who are w he said i am surrounded. antoinette: boston sports fans everywhere. a.j.: the whole eastern seaboard is going to be above average today, tomorrow, and tuesday as well. tuesday is when it will be 81 degrees. 82 is the record. still warm on wednesday. 76 or so.

the tail end of the workweek. have the umbrella handy on thursday late in the day, friday all day. lots of time before we get there. until then, enjoy the sunshine. not much in the way of showers. a couple coming through at night later tonight and again on tuesday morning. we do need the rain. it does not look like we have heavy stuff on the way. antoinette: sunshine and 81 is nice. doug: you will be back tonight. you are off the next couple of days. enjoy the rest of the day. >> this is an editorial by the president and general manager. >> with two presidential debates in the books and less than a month remaining until election day, it is time to take stock of

there are no points awarded for sheer originality as this race has charted new destructive territory. sadly, it makes many voters want to take a shower rather than becoming enlightened and inspired by the debates. the continued slide is another blow to the ideal of participatory democracy. unsolved issues that cannot be ignored. in the last debate, they were ignored. topics never mentioned, climate change, education, gun violence, infrastructure. on the list, liar, misogynist, and email breaching. while we support the institution of nationally televised debates, perhaps it is time to rethink how to best serve their most important audience, the

to steer the discussion to issues and away from personal attacks most viewers find more repellent than informative. no question these debates will constitute a new low. if we can reform some parts of the voting process to bolster turn out, we can do the same with debates. she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no.

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ed: good morning, much. it's time to go "on the record." >> you know what i like? they are very smart tough people like me. i like that. ed: party of one? unshackled and under siege. more allegations of sexual lewdness toward women. donald trump's no retreat, no surrender. >> how he treats women, well he's doubled down. ed: days before the final debate, hillary clinton may pay as her own husband's past is being used as a fair game. is this a double-edged sword? first ever early voting this year in massachusetts. do most voters know that? and massachusetts ballot question three, conditions for farm animals. what it really means for you. let's go "on the record." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and