trouble in ipswich. erika: and three things to watch as hillary clinton and donald trump square off in one last debate. doug: a teenager killed in brockton, what witnesses saw before a tragic crash. it's on the eyeopener. >> a stranger picks up a baby right in front of her mother. the one thing stopping a potential kidnapping according to mom scary. thanks for joining us. i'm erika tarantal. doug: and i'm doug meehan. randy is off this week. and cindy is here, with the warm temperatures, not everybody was left in the cold. cindy: no, no, but it took a while for the warm front to lift on through. stubborn. we're all warm this morning. >> it's starting. >> yeah.

fitchburg. it's just 60, so already above that this morning, 66 in boston. 65 in worcester, mid 60s on the cape, so obviously the kids out at the bus stop, need to dress, and then off the bus this afternoon, and upper 70s. this is sunshine, and much different day than yesterday. we started out year early this morning, but look at what's been happening, worcester, north shore, and the clouds are moving in, apart, associated with the frontal boundary. it will drop in with clouds and maybe a sprinkle. the clouds are dropping south, but by lunchtime we cleared things out from the pike. clouds will last a bit longer here on the south shore and the cape but here, too, we'll brighten things up. so starting out in the 60s. we're going to be in the low 70s by 10:00. mid 70s for the lunch hour, and then brightening skies. mid to upper 70s, making that run towards 80 this afternoon,

town from brockton, taunton to new bedford, 80 degrees with mid 70s. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, kevin brennan. kevin: good morning, a decent ride. the morning volume picking up this wednesday. a live shot of route 1 coming down through that stretch. the volume is picking up. you are seeing the delays, and peabody down to the jug handle. trouble spot, i would not say too big but a crash. 93 by 133, in andover, delays solid right back to 213, more brake lights coming through that stretch and into stoneham. route 3, normal self, through 129 starting to get busier there. and south of town, the expressway, over 30 minutes now, braintree up to the o'neal tunnel, and the brake lights on route 3 begin around the rockland stretch.

>> an emotional reunion, a swimmer embraced by loved ones. we're learning more about this effort. erika: sera congi is live in ipswich with the mission to find that man alive. sera: the man was out in the waters off of crane beach for four hours. all on his own. he and his son had gone out swimming and they were separated getting off of the coast guard helicopter just after being rescued. 58-year-old randall hackett of ipswich falling into the arms of relieved loved ones for a long embrace. video of the rescue shows just how challenge, it was for the coast guard crews. they were facing dense fog with the visibility near zero. >> these things don't usually

very happy about the outcome. >> we are told by friends that his hackett and his son-in-law, alexander auerbach are experienced swimmers, both wearing wet suits. auerbach was able to make it back to shore by himself. the two of them got separated by rip currents. both of them, they go out and do this a couple times a week. both men are expected to be ok. live in ipswich, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: thank you. breaking o massachusetts state trooper is recovering after a driver crashes. this happened near the wellington t stop before midnight. the driver was arrested at the scene. the charges are being determined. nobody seriously hurt. erika: the stage is set at hillary clinton and donald trump prepare to come face-to-face for the final presidential debate. both candidates in las vegas this morning. the stakes really couldn't be higher. antoinette antonio is here with

antoinette: each debate is different and format plays a big role. first there are six topics. immigration, entitlement, and debt, the supreme court, the economy, foreign policy, and fitness to serve as president, and the format. it's the same as the first debate. no town hall, just 15-minute periods on each topic. and one more factor, the moderator. chris wallace of fox news has control over how much to push back on the candidates and how to use our political analysts are weighing in. >> he said in the primary he looked forward to saying things to her face. i have no reason to doubt him. >> one other thing, we have seen candidates don't like each other donald trump not only doesn't like her, but doesn't like the press, the republican party and mad at everybody in this thing so i think that you are right he could say or do anything.

clinton has been off the campaign trail all week prepping for the debate. however after this debate she's ramping up her schedule and has the public events scheduled in a battleground state every day for the next week. erika: thanks so much, and watch the debate live tonight right here on channel 5 at 9:00. emily riemer is in las vegas. she will preview the debate tonight and have post-debate coverage tonight at 11:00, and also tomorrow morning right here on the eyeen opportunity to register to vote. if you plan on casting your ballot in massachusetts. in addition to the race for the white house the election includes several congressional and legislative races, and voters will also decide on four statewide ballot questions, including legalizing recreational marijuana. doug: right now a 41-year-old man is suffering from life threatening injuries after being shot in boston in dorchester. as many as 15 shots were fired.

victim was shot in the arm, and that bullet traveled through his neck. so far no arrests. right now police are investigating a crash in brockton, a teenager struck and killed by an suv. investigates on the scene late into the night, and julie mcdonald is live with what we know at this hour, julie? reporter: investigates haven't released that information. police believe he could be a this crash happened just before 7:00 last night here on main street. police were here investigating what happened for hours. witnesses said that the boy rode his bike right in front of an suv. he was killed instantly. >> a child on a bicycle struck and killed, it does not get enough tougher than this. >> horrible to see a life taken like this. >> my prayers go out to his

did stay at the scene and is cooperating with the investigates. he has not been charged. live in brockton, julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: the search continue this is andover for a man who police say exposed himself to kids at an elementary school. it happened on monday when the students were outside for recess at st. talking stein elementary school. the man was in a parking lot next to the school. witnesses say he stood outside his car and exposed himself proposal to bring slot parlors to their town. those opposed winning 2-1. the mayor tells the herald this is a good win. however it's not over, the question is still on the ballot in november. if approved the ballot question would grant the gaming commission power to put a parlor wherever it wants. also new o'malley is voicing question 4.

braintree. he's expressing several concerns including what he called the threat to public safety and the idea it would entice children to use drugs. according to the globe he sent letters to parents of some 40,000 catholic school children throughout the archdiocese. doug: 6:09, and there is good news for the lobster industry. erika: the decision stopping a devastating blow. and a stranger nearly walk off with a woman's baby, the one thing that may have stopped a potential doug: another place shut down in boston. erika: breaking overnight, a state trooper recovering after a driver crashed into his cruiser. it happened just before midnight. no one was seriously hurt. >> and we are going to try and do it again, make that run towards the 80-degree mark but this is it. the time line of when we cool down and the chance for needed rainfall as well, and that's ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door, it is a mild,

and 66 degrees as you are

>> good morning from watertown. we are walking to end alzheimer's, and we are working to support those living with alzheimer's. doug: great job. good morning, raising more than 250,000 last month for alzheimer's research. just awesome. >> really impressive, get your friends and classmates to record your own call, and just post-it to ulocal. >> do it outside today. >> today. >> yes, today. >> unlike yesterday, but today. we're going to be really warm. really warm. >> it's already warm. >> it is already warm. this time of year can be warm

it happens. i have proof. >> this day, back in 2009, look at that. that was not just flurries but big, fat flakes coming down. we had one to four inches of snow, this was not the october snow storm, close to halloween, that happened in 2011 so proof again that it can snow in the month of october. we are dealing with nothing like that today. we will make that run into the upper 70s, and close to 80 today, but closer headed, the temperatures trending way down here as we get deeper into the weekend. this morning, we have a southwesterly wind that kept the temperatures up all night long. it took us so long to warm up in boston. we've been holding steady through the overnight. 66 degrees right now. we have 70 degrees on the thermometer in fitchburg. mid 60s on the north shore, south shore in the 60s, and cape in the mid 60s, and worcester at 65, and notice over the next 12 hours we bring in the cloud cover through mid to

sunshine, and up into the 70s. the clouds have been working towards us here the past few hours closer into boston now along and north of the pike. and a lot of the showers have basically fallen apart. this is a frontal boundary moving on towards us with early clouds and maybe a sprinkle on the other side of the front. it is less humid, and we'll get into that air mass tonight. it's in the 30s behind the front, so it takes all day for that cooler air to work in. mid to u valley and metro west, and 80 in taunton, and 70s in the cape. you have got to get the clouds out of here. boston on northward, takes a little longer for you in southeastern massachusetts, but you will brighten up as well, and we have the clear skies here, and the temperatures are going to be much cooler than they are this morning. 40s and 50s. look at this into the afternoon, running close to 60 degrees, we'll have an easterly wind developing right off the waters

showers possible late afternoon and evening and then as this front lifts, we may dry out briefly on friday, but off to the west, you can see the rain, tropical moisture to the south, and these features may interact and bring in periods of rain at times on friday, so tomorrow morning maybe some sunshine. notice how the clouds and a few showers fill in on thursday. friday morning a couple of showers for the commute, and here comes that heavier rain working in by 5:00 on friday, rain on friday saturday but look at the rainfall potential here, you know how much we need it. it looks like a widespread half an inch to close to an inch of rainfall. so we'll watch that for you. gusty winds. drying conditions on saturday, and chilly with that gusty breeze on sunday. so quite a difference in the next few days. reporter: do you think it will bring down the leaves? cindy: absolutely. oh, yes. get your rake ready, kevin. kevin: i don't want to start

conditioner is out last week and now i needed it last night. we have sky 5 over 93 coming out of the stoneham stretch into medford. this is the normal slowdown here but go up to the map. we had an earlier problem on 93 in the andover stretch, earlier crash it, looks like that just cleared away. residual delays are back to 213. more delays, about 129 heading into that stoneham area, and around 128, busier, lynnfield down into the woburn stretch, and through the interchange of the saugus area. let's go south, the expressway, over 30 minutes, braintree up to boston. route 3 has slowdowns. 24 back to brockton, middleborough, 004, not left the station due to a mechanical issue. erika. >> thanks so much. new this wednesday morning, the mbta looking to outsource more jobs and services. the herald reports the transit agency has commissioned a

last week the boston carmen union staged a protest over the plan to outsource dozens of jobs at the so-called money room. new options on the table include privatizing the driving and the maintenance work. doug: a stranger walks up to a baby in a grocery store, and picks her up right out of the cart and mom was right there to stop them. unbelievable. that incident hang at a store in houston, texas, look at that again, you can see mom shopping with her cart right next to her, and the man comes up and right for that 14-month-old, and the baby gets stuck in the shopping cart cover and can't get her all the way out. >> when i turned, it was -- she had picked up my baby full on out of the shopping basket, but she was attached to the shopping cart cover, and i think that if it weren't for that cover he would probably have just taken off with her all together. >> wow. police have not identified the man but are investigating this as a possible an deduction attempt.

right now, another sweet green restaurant in boston is shut down. the city says someone complained about getting sick after eating at the downtown crossing location. that triggered a spot-check that found five violations, including cooked kitchen, soiled cutting surfaces and fruit flies. the location will be allowed to reopen when it passes inspection. your economy headlines, asian markets higher, thanks to promising economic news in a. investors will watch for new housing numbers today. and also the first class action lawsuit against samsung's exploding galaxy note 7 smart-phone making its way through the court system. it accuses the electronic's giant of fraud and breach of warranty and good faith. it seeks unspecified damages for forcing customers to keep paying their contract during the time between the recall and when replacement phones were made available. doug: the european union

sweden moved to stop imports after american lobsters were found off the country's coast. that would have been a serious blow for the northeastern lobster industry. officials say that they will try other options to enact the ban. the lob terry exports in europe brings in 200 million a year. and speaking of money, a major announcement for the museum of science in boston. a record-setting donation by former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. bloomberg is donating 50 million, the largest donation in the museum's only to newscenter 5's j.c. monaghan on why the museum is such a special place to him. >> i have always been not comfortable because i never paid back the museum. it was one of those things. i have given a lot of money to a lot of things and finally, we looked and we found the right thing to do. >> a great job, the president telling us that the money will support their education division, which he calls the

>> just like michael bloomberg. what a gift. erika: so it's one thing you never. to see in a bar. doug: that's ahead in the eyepoppers. antoinette? antoinette: the toll booths come down, the move that drivers have to make right now, and the man helped to save a couple from a burning car but it's not the first time that he's made headlines for is a good deed. and a boy interrupting a home

>> good morning. there were 134 showers headed towards us and they have fallen apart. the sun is approaching but we're mild this morning with a southwesterly wind, and 60s now. look at the clouds getting out of here, and our temperatures soar through the 70s. likely hitting that 80-degree mark, finally today, around quincy and brookline, lots of upper 70s through the metro west, and worcester county, and we'll be in the mid 70s in the cape today, very warm mid october day, and this is showers moving in late in the day, and wind off the water, and rain at times to end the week on friday. erika. >> thanks so much. time now for this morning's eyepoppers, and antoinette, what do you have? >> some spied ehrmann action. are you ready? superhero excitement in

spiderman met with patients and families and also did strike a pose. >> nice! >> who better than our friendly spiderman. >> oh, this one -- >> ok. >> you know what, if you don't like flakes, i am warning you now, turn away from the tv. check out how big this snake is. it slithered right up to a restaurant in sidney, australia. the staff had to call in a snake wrangler to snap up the poisonous reptile. apparently that's a hurt. apparently someone tried to hit it with a shovel. the restaurant reports it was treated and released back into the wild so it could find its way back. >> they get me every time. >> somebody pick cindy up off the floor. 6:26. city council members want to make it easier to park in boston, but one of their ideas

and julian assange, face charges in ecuador. what the country is doing for the sake of our presidential election. live outdoors, want to play, guess where we are now? i don't know where we are but we're somewhere over new england, and it's gorgeous and still dark. 67 degrees. it is going to be beautiful out there today. if you are headed out the door get going because you have got

reporter: missing at sea for hours. a swimming reunites with loved ones, and the challenges the rescuers trying to find him. >> a showdown in vegas, hours away. >> what to expect as donald trump and hillary clinton go head-to-head on the debate stage one last time. >> a tragedy in brockton, a teenager hit and killed by an makeover at the tolls. >> the changes happening soon and the warning for all of us behind the wheel. on the eye. >> good morning. 6:30 on a wednesday morning, a live look over worcester, a cookout there. 67 degrees in october. who does not love that?

erika: i'm erika tarantal. emily is ready for debate tonight. and kevin and cindy are here. cindy: if we are starting out in the 60s, we are jumping up today, and there is mid and high level clouds moving through this morning. you can see them over boston right now, as well, so as the sun pops up just after 7:00, it should make for a gorgeous sunrise this morning. look at these readings, and mid 60s on the cape. south shore, north shore, and boston, and we're running around 70 in fitchburg andee and our average high this time of year is around 60, so already warmer than average, mild at the bus stop, getting off the bus, and someone well up into the 70s, so dress for maybe august, instead of october. you can see the clouds kind of advancing on towards the coastline right now. and the showers falling apart along the frontal boundary, so there could be a stray sprinkle, especially route 2, but most of us are going to be dry through 8:00, the clouds drop south, and

pike on northward by lunchtime and linger longer here in southeastern massachusetts, and we're all brightening things up this afternoon. temperatures come up into the low 70s. look at the lunch hour, brown bag it today, mid 70s, keep climbing, nearing the 80-degree mark from saugus back to lowell, and waltham, framingham, 80 degrees, and mid to upper 70s through worcester. look south of town, brockton down to bridgewater and taunton, reading in the lower 80s with mid 70s on cape day for sure, but doesn't last. more on that coming up. out to the roads, how are we doing? >> not too bad, a situation here, cindy, you know where we are now? just kidding with you. the expressway, sky 5 over a crash scene here, this expressway is southbound on the ramp from granite avenue getting on the expressway south, not causing too many delays here, but nonetheless it's there. and if you are just heading out the door may cause a slowdown for you if you are coming off that ranch.

32-minute ride from braintree split up to the o'neal tunnel. let's go to the maps, and route 3 on the brakes, and 93 still back to randolph, 24 jammed now 123 brockton right up into that revolve stretch, and out to the west, 495 southbound, picking up a right lane crash just before the mass pike. the pike starting to see the slowdowns just after the mass pike. doug. >> now t >> and antoinette antonio tracking the overnight developments for us. antoinette: this is video you will only see on 5. that man hugging his loved ones after he was rescued at sea, randall hackett was swimming with his son-in-law when they got separated by rip currents. the coast guard was able to find him and bring him to safety. and a teenager is dead after he was struck by an suv. this was the scene on south main street in brockton, the plymouth d.a.'s office is investigating. the name of that teen has not

donald trump and hillary clinton set to hit the debate stage for the last time tonight. that's at 9:00 p.m. here on channel 5. our emily riemer is in las vegas right now. and she will have pre and post-debate coverage. she will also be with us tomorrow right here on the eyeopener. erika and doug. >> thank you. can you believe it? these tollbooths will soon be a thing of the past. they are on the way out and the state wants to make sure that you are prepared for the major change taking place soon. there are key dates that you should mark on the nicole estaphan is nest next with what you need to know. nicole: an easy pass transponder. they are free, and you can get one at wcvb.com. next friday, ok 28, that's when the system switches over, cash will no longer be accepted at tollbooths, on the 29th at 5:00 p.m., new traffic patterns kick in at all plazas, and on sunday the 30th, demolition of

on monday morning, halloween. >> these new configuration, you will be channeled into your lanes and stay in those lanes all the way through until you get to the connecting road. >> the toll plazas will close the center lanes for demolition, meaning traffic will be directed to the outer lanes. the hope is to have the toll plazas demolished before thanksgiving. and another public information meeting is scheduled for today in brighten. we're in weston this morning, nicole estaphan, wcvb 5. erika: boston city council is taking up the parking problem. one proposal calls for increasing meter rates in certain areas as part of a larger effort to address the parking congestion. it's not clear how much the rates could rise, other ideas include focusing on public transportation, a new study is due out later this fall. doug: right now the dogs are being treated, from the deplorable conditions. rescuers describing a disturbing site at every turn, just awful.

it is one of the worst cases of animal negligent, 18 hungry dogs, found locked in cages in the basement and in a bathroom. they say they save the animals by taking in the rescue crews. >> to the best of my knowledge he has been fostering dogs and helping out with dogs that were going to be euthanized at times. i never knew the quantity over there. doug: the homeowner told neighbors one of the puppies h parvo, a contagious condition that dogs have, so he had to warner teen all of the dogs. it's 6:36 on this wednesday morning. vice president joe biden will be in boston today. erika: the important mission that he's discussing, also a man helped to save a couple from a burning car, the dramatic video, and his history of doing good. doug: and ahead in news to go, a boy found a burglar in his home. the fast move that he made to

doug: good morning, welcome back to the eyeopener. kevin brennan in for olessa this morning. sky5 over a minor crash on the expressway southbound, and not causing any big deal, northbound, though, you are talking 35-minute delays,

again, cindy fitzgibbon, with the rest of the week. cindy: if you are looking for the warmer air, it's already 66 degrees. we have a southwesterly wind. there are some patchy clouds but we're going to brighten it up and look at the high temperatures today, up near 80, but this is it. cooling down tomorrow, showers move in towards the end of the day, and it's a wet end to the week on friday. much cooler with a, with gusty winds. >> oh, my gosh, somebody - >> caught on camera, an explosion at a florida gas station after a driver crashes into the pump and now one of the men who ran into the flames to help save the couple inside is talking about the terrifying scene. >> hurry! >> the woman, oh, my god! >> hurry up. >> the driver managing to escape on his own but a woman was still trapped inside. the rescuers risking their own lives. everyone feared the entire

moment. they hope others will see the importance of stepping up and helping out. >> because you never leave a person stranded, really, you have got to always do the right thing. >> it's an interesting point, see the young man on the left-handers? that's tavin, that's right, honored for his action and is made national headlines when he was just is -- was just 11, he returned 85 cents from a brinks truck while everyone else was he decided to return it, so he was rewarded with a free trip to disney for not only him but his class, and he looks great in that has. erika: and now great in the beard. doug: growing up to be another hero. coming up what to expect at the debate, and look inside barack obama's state dinner, his last one, by the way, and how a

toying welcome back, the team is ready to go for the news to go. setting the stage for the final presidential candidate. erika: but first a gorgeous day. cindy: yeah. we're going to try again and make this time. advertised at 60 but we're already above that this morning

afternoon. >> trend, trend. >> the trend is our friend today. >> look at you. >> take a look, there are some clouds, kind of passing through this morning, and we have had this southwesterly wind throughout the night and that kept the temperatures up so we're running in the mid 60s, boston, out to worcester down to the south shore, and the cape, and up to the north shore, and so it is a mild start, and we're going to be up near 80, notice what happens tomorrow, and especially by the weekend, the temperatures are bit below average by then, so we have got this cold front off to the west, and as it moves through, we're seeing a few clouds, and it could be an isolated sprinkle but you can see most of the showers are falling apart, and we're going to continue to watch the clouds drop, by noontime, though, we're clearing things out from the pike on northward, and that will happen for you in southeastern massachusetts by mid afternoon or so, so brightening things up here, we're headed through the 70s, and close to 80, and likely getting there, just south of town around taunton, and even

afternoon and ally cooer night, 40s and 50s. mainly clear, we may start with sunshine tomorrow, and there it goes, easterly winds off the water, clouds filling in, a couple of showers around by the late afternoon and evening, and much different day tomorrow, and on friday, we're going to watch this front off to the west begin to interact with tropical moisture, and that's going to allow rain to develop and get heavier towards the end of the day on friday, so getting wetter here towards the end of the week, low 60s tomorrow, and mid 60s on friday. it's busy out there. >> it certainly is, wednesday morning, full on, you have got the sky 5 over a crash scene here, and this goes the ranch from granite, the expressway south, not really causing any delays, and minor tap of the brakes getting by, the northbound side, 40 to 45 minutes now from braintree up to the o'neal tunnel. and we'll go to the map, south of town, we have a problem on 95, delays out of sharon, route 1 up into this area, the crash

you can get up to avon and delays from there. out on 495 southbound, dealing with a crash, just before the mass pike, the pike, brake lights just after 495, and up to the north, 128 south, here on the brakes at route 1, slammed down into woburn, on the braicts down at route 3, and 93 busiest out of andover from just about 133 down to the city, and just a little over an hour. doug and erika. >> thanks so much. we're back on dry land. live with video you will only see on 5. sera? sera: they were out on crane beach for four hours before being rescued. take a look at the video, the conditions that the rescuers face, you can see the coast guard bringing hackett up into the helicopter through dense fog, with near zero visibility. the 58-year-old from ipswich stepped off the chopper and into the arms of his loved ones, relieved, obviously, that he is

his son-in-law when rip currents separated them. hackett was found about a quarter mile off the shore. the son-in-law made it to shore on his own, both men are expect to be ok. live in ins switch, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: donald trump and hillary clinton go head-to-head for one final debate before the presidential election. both candidates are in las vegas this morning. the debate will cover six topics, 15 minutes on each of them. and you can also from both sides. has been off the campaign trail preparing for the debate in her home state of new york. trump has mocked her habits. yesterday he held two rallies in colorado. chris wallace of fox news will be moderating. erika. erika: watch the debate live at 9:00 on wcvb, i -- emily riemer will have post-debate coverage

eyeopener. meantime today is your last opportunity to register to vote if you plan on casting your ballot in massachusetts, and in addition to the race for the white house the election includes several congressional and legislative races. voters will also decide the four statewide ballot questions. and ecuador admitting it is trying to stop wikileaks from leaking information that could influence the u.s. election, officials restricted julian assange's service. it came upon emails from high ranking members of hillary's campaign. ecuador was acting on its own judgment, it says, not foreign pressure. doug: a massachusetts state trooper is recovering after a driver crashes into his cruiser. it happened right near the wellington stop in medford just before midnight. police saying the driver was arrested at the scene. the charges are still being determined. nobody was seriously hurt.

their teenager was hit and killed while riding his bike here on main street last night. newscenter 5 has actually just learned from brockton that it is a 14-year-old freshmen at the city's high school. it happened just before 7:00 last night. the boy rode his bike right in front of an suv. he was killed instantly. the 18-year-old driver did stay at the scene and is cooperating. that driver has not been the mayor said that there will be grief counselors available, at the victim's school as well as his sibling's school. julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> big changes coming to the tolls. here's the dates you need to know. next friday ok 28 at 10:00 p.m., that's when the all electronic polling system south america switches over were on the 29th, new traffic patterns

sunday the 30th, demolition of the toll plazas begin. the real traffic test will come on monday morning, halloween. the hope is to have the toll plazas demolished by thanksgiving, and this will make your life easier. you can find out how to get one on our website. in weston, nicole estaphan, newscenter 5. >> new overnight an anti-american rally in the philippines turns violent, this is video just coming in. police repeatedly rammed a van intoro this morning the demonstration was held at the american embassy in manila. police are arresting 23 protesters who had gathered to demand an end to the presence of u.s. troops in that country. >> a 41-year-old man is suffering from life threatening injuries after being shot in boston. he was shot while cleaning his minivan. it happened at dorchester right before 6:00 last night. police say as many as 15 shots were fired and no arrests were made. >> right now a teenager is on

wanted for the murder of a 29-year-old man in fall river this summer s jerrod cohen was found shot in an apartment complex on main street there. police have a second teenager in connection with that shooting already in custody. and reports of rapes on 13 college campuses in central massachusetts appear to be on the rise. the telegram reporting that the total number of sexual assaults in 2013 was 25, compared to 32 in 2015. experts say that victims coming toward and reporting the attacks. >> today vice president joe biden will be in boston to discuss his plan to fight cancer. he will be visiting the edward m. kennedy institute for the senate to talk about the administration's so-called cancer moon shot initiative. biden teamed up with several federal agencies to push for a cure for cancer. >> in the immortal words of a great italian american, yogi

over. >> president barack obama there hosting his 13th and final state dinner at the white house. the president and first lady michelle obama welcomed the italian prime minister and his wife last flight. the celebrity chef mario battali collaborated on the must have, jerry seinfeld, singer james taylor and giorgio arnie were there, among many others. >> an 11-year-old boy from new jersey catches a burglary suspect in the act. police say that the thomas copland prowling through rooms right after he walked into his room. he ran out and flagged down a neighbor and called for help. he got into an unlock back door. >> good for him. keeping his cool. scary. >> that's right, keep your head about things, headed out the door -- >> yogi berra said if you come to a fork in the road, take it. yeah, there you go. sky5 over a crash scene here, the expressway southbound from the ramp, granite avenue, not

northbound on the expressway, about 35 minutes now out of the braintree split up to the o'neal tunnel, and we'll go to the maps, 95 northbound, a crash here. delays from route 1 into canton, and 128, delays all the way up towards the mass pike at this time. and 495 southbound, a crash keeping things slow, trying to get towards the mass pike, and the delays almost back to 290, and if you are taking the trains this morning, middleborough train, 004, up to 25 minute delays due to ear issues. in the weather department, really not too bad today, another nice one. just how high are we going to get today there cindy? >> higher than yesterday. we're starting out without all of that fog that took so long to burn off yesterday. patchy clouds, 66 degrees in boston, and that southwesterly wind has really kept the temperatures up overnight. we are in the upper 60's back through worcester, and fitchburg, and lawrence, notice on the cape, so it's a mild start, and the temperatures will keep climbing. there will be some cloud cover

brighter as we get into the afternoon but look at this. the lunch hour, mid 70s going into the upper 70s near 80 this afternoon, and you can see the clouds approaching from the north and west, and the showers kind of dissipating, and this frontal boundary is going to come through and behind it the westerly winds will bring in drier and cooler air, but that colder air is way back towards the great lakes. this afternoon, we'll make the run into the upper 70s to near 80, mid 70s down on the cape. and you can see the clouds dropping southward here around lunchtime, and they may lingerfo massachusetts, but here, this will brighten things up, and it's clear, much cooler than this morning, and 40s and 50s, and tomorrow afternoon, yeah, not anywhere near those near 80-degree readings, closer to 60, and we're going to watch this front off to the west, and bring in several rounds of rainfall. it looks like friday is going to be the wetter day, and as we'll start out with sunshine tomorrow and get into a couple of showers towards the late afternoon and evening, and a few showers on friday morning but the heavier

into friday night, right now it gets out of here for the weekend but the winds pick up and the chill is on, fall is back this weekend. >> love it. >> really good. >> thank you for joining us. yes, "good morning america" is next.

good morning, america. the final showdown. donald trump and hillary clinton facing off for the last time tonight. >> she's been doing this for 30 years. now she has to do debate prep for five days. >> the gop nominee planning another debate surprise. his special guest, president obama's half brother as the claims of a rigged election. >> he starts whining before the game is over, then you don't have to take. >> and the first lady in versace as the obamas host their final state dinner. also this morning, fire and fog. a major blaze sparked out west overnight as record heat spreads from texas all the way up to new york city. forcing fog to swallow this boston skyline. a terrifying home invasion