in fact, sunday afternoon those winds could be gusting over 30 miles per hour. it looks windy for the charles. we're breaking it down as the eyeopener >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> fireworks at the presidential debate. the points that could sway voter and the one comment that has both sides concerned. >> a 13-year-old shot in chelsea, but he wasn't supposed to be in the line of fire. what he was doinen boston. the steps to take now to protect your pet from a deadly virus. it's on the eye for this thursday morning. >> good morning. it is 5:00. thank you for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. >> i'm doug meehan. randy is off and emily riemer is live in las vegas with the

that has everyone talking this morning. >> absolutely right. good morning. on stage last night at the university of las vegas, donald trump refused to say if he would concede the election if he loses. that was just one pointed comment in a debate focused on key issues like the supreme court, abortion, immigration, the economy, foreign policy, also fitness to serve. we're going to take a closer for a look at the forecast in new england. >> good morning, emily. look at the difference this morning. about 10 to 20 degrees cooler as temperatures are running in the 40s and 50s across the area. it is not going to be nearly as warm today as it was yesterday. starting out mainly clear. there are clouds to the west that are streaming in. eventually we'll get in on some of the rain. but i think most of the day will

we'll sneak to about 60 degrees by 10:00 this morning. the sun is up just after 7:00 a.m. through late morning a good amount of sunshine and the clouds increase this afternoon. that easterly wind going to keep the temperatures down. mid-to-upper 50s inland. we'll time out when the rain comes in. let's get you to the roads. >> good morning, everyone. live look outside. we're starting of 93 in somerville. construction wrapped up early on the expressway and heading south no problems on route 3, 24, 95 looking good. the pike is quiet. 128 we're clearing by kendrick street. north of town, problem-free. trains and buses starting on schedule. i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at your traffic. >> i will tell you at the time.

shockwaves through the presidential campaign this morning. donald trump making clear that he will not commit to accepting the results of the looming election. >> we have new reaction from voters overnight. the eyeopener's emily riemer is leading our postdebate coverage live from las vegas this morning. emily? >> antoinette, thank you. that is one of the big headlines. overnight the head of the gop trying to reassure voters that if his party's nomine will concede on november 8. we have seen how much republican leaders have over donald trump. talk about the debate as a whole, a new poll gives hillary clinton the win this morning. that cnn survey of debate watchers gave her the edge over trump by 13 points and the political rivals clashed on a number of topics, including immigration. >> we have some bad hombres here

we need the wall. >> he called mexican immigrants rapists and criminals and drug dealers. >> at this time there was no handshake before or after the debate which was punctuated by insults and one-liners including trump calling clinton, quote, a nasty woman. the question here is, did this resonate with >> no american can accept that donald trump said that he would not concede the race, when you add his strong language opposing abortion and what he called hillary clinton at the end of the debate, a nasty woman, hurt him dearly. >> a night of many bad moments for trump. he lost the debate. this was the heavy weight fight and trump proved to be a feather-weight. he could not make enough

the debate is playing out in swing states like new hampshire. we watched this debate with a group of young voters a at -- at a bipartisan watch party and the results were mixed. >> i'm not sure. i'm kind of leaning towards hillary because she makes me feel more comfortable because what trump is saying isn't -- >> it's really the video that does it for you? >> yeah. i think for him. >> i'll probably decide november 6 and then consult with a few friends. it's coming down to the wire. >> so after the debate, we asked for a show of hands. that room was still split half for clinton, half for trump. some tellings they thought he did better last night -- telling they thought he did better last

debate. coming up, we'll be fact-checking the showdown. we'll talk about where both candidates slipped on the issues. that will come up in a bit. >> emily, we'll see you then. we want to get to breaking news overnight. one person suffering life-threatening injuries after a shooting in boston. this happened on nazing street in dorchester around 11:00 last night. no word on any arrests at this hour. right now police are searching for suspects after a child is hit by a stray bullet bedroom. >> the eyeopener's sera congi is live in chelsea with new information. sera? >> doug and antoinette, we're live on bellingham street. you can see behind me a police car sits outside the home where this shooting took place. the 13-year-old boy recovering this morning after getting hit by a stray bullet. here is video of him being treated by first responders after this happened just before 8:30 last night. police say a fight between some young people on the street led to the gunfire.

into the third-floor bedroom. that's where the boy was -- came through, striking him in the shoulder. he was able to walk out, though, of the house on his own with family. he was taken to mass general for treatment. right now, as for suspects, no word on any arrests. police are looking for two men. the description is limited. they were wearing dark hooded sweatshirts, they left the scene in a dark-colored s.u.v. anyone with information is asked to sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> new this morning, data showing police in massachusetts are using stun guns at an all-time high. the herald reporting last year the weapons were used in more than 1,100 incidents. the increase happening as more law enforcement agencies in the state get approved to use them. the most incidents of officers forced to use stun guns were in new bedford followed by worcester. patrol officers in boston do not

>> a laser strike hits a plane. the crew says it happened about nine miles northwest of logan. the flight landed without any problems. the f.a.a. is investigating. right now the battle to evict isis from the iraqi city of mosul is under way and iraq's prime minister says it is going to be more quickly than expected. massachusetts congressman and iraq war veteran seth moulton is raising concern about the plans to help. that plan calls for 615 u.s. tr t he told president obama what iraq really needs is a diplomatic surge. he says the problem is not with iraq's military, but rather a weak political system which allowed isis to form in the first place. >> what do we do the day after we defeat them? they don't just raise a white flag and go home. they are going to melt into the population and attack us from behind the next week when we're not looking. >> the city of mosul has been

years. more trouble for wells fargo this morning. the new criminal case against the bank. the incentive to stop one major inconvenience for passengers. >> a virus killing cats in one boston neighborhood. the precaution that could save pets. and we are following breaking news this morning. one man has life-threatening injuries after a shooting in dorchester. this happened on nazing street. no word on any arrests. yesterday is gone. at least for now. we've got cooler temperatures on the way, wind in store, and the timeline on rainfall coming up. first take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door right now. quite a bit cooler than yesterday morning.

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hampshire. the warmth from yesterday is gone, but it's been shoved to our south for now. it's around 70 in d.c. underneath the high pressure, the skies are clear. you can see the clouds to the west, though. these will be advancing eastward today. the bte through about lunchtime. as we get into the afternoon, we're increasing clouds. winds are coming in off the water. water temperatures around 60 degrees. so low 60s here the best we're going to do at the coastline. humid and upper 60s farther inland. may touch 69 in taunton. 64 in nashua. but nowhere near the 80-degree temperatures we had yesterday. so watch through lunchtime. a couple of clouds around and then they start to fill in. by this evening, 6:00, it is

the overnight hours that we start to bring in some moisture in the form of patchy light rain, some drizzle, mist. there's probably going to be fog developing overnight as well. so kind of murky tomorrow morning. look at the temperatures falling into the 50s tonight. as we get into the day tomorrow, it's actually going to warm up a little bit. we're going to be either side of 70 coming up tomorrow. the difference that wind turning southeasterly. west with the front. we'll start to feed in tropical moisture from the south. so especially as we get toward late tomorrow and tomorrow night, that's when i think the rain will be heaviest. drizzle in the morning hours, so no big impact for the morning commute. showers break out around lunch and heavier rain during the evening and especially the overnight hours. could be rain first thing saturday morning and then we'll dry things out. but rainfall potential here is impressive.

an inch of rain. gusts could get to 30, 40 miles per hour this weekend. 50s, even upper 40s through the middle of next week. good-bye 80 degrees. >> reality fact. >> we'll see you again in april. >> so far, the roads are quiet. route 1, southbound heading to the top of the screen. we're looking good in both directions. let's get to the expressway looks good. construction picked up early. route 3 is quiet 24 out of brockton. as you travel eastbound towards 128, construction picked up on 18 by route nine. trains and buses starting on schedule. >> right now a warning for pet owners around boston.

estaphan live in mattapan where experts are trying to track the outbreak. nicole? >> antoinette, doug, the cats diagnosed have been traced to this neighborhood near harvard and walk hill streets. panleukopenia was identified, known as feline distemper, after several cats got sick. the virus attacked the cats' g.i. system. neighbors are concerned because there are so many colonies of stra >> i think they are mostly related. they cluster. they live under peoples in porches. people are feeding them, so they tend to stay. >> all it would take is for one of them to get sick. >> exactly. >> experts say the outbreak mostly affects young cats and kits.

>> to your economy. wells fargo is now facing a criminal investigation over fraud allegations by its employees. california's attorney general is launching the probe after reports that bank employees had been opening accounts for customers without their permission. wells fargo has already been fined $185 million for the scheme used to boost sales quotas. its c.e.o. resigned last week. >> a possible break for airline passengers is in the the obama administration wants airlines to refund baggage fees when luggage is substantially delayed. so far there's no clear definition of what will be considered substantially delay. airlines will have to change the way they report the number of bags that are mishandled or lost. that number will be posted along with the number of bags that have been checked. a rally for asian markets overnight following wall street's lead. a brief surge in oil price yesterday is boosting investor

crude inventories. stock futures are trending higher. >> a nebraska couple that spend their lives fostering children is retiring. over 46 years, sandy and bud have taken in 168 kids. that's with four kids and 12 grandchildren of their own. they say it's time to put the focus on their own family. the agency that takes in foster kids says the work that sandy and bud have done will be hard to wow. >> so unbelievable that they would do that. >> huge hearts. >> give so much. i have a tough enough time with a golden retriever. >> a driver stays calm under scary circumstances. >> the unpleasant surprise forcing him to pull over. the indians are going to the world series for the first time

>> help for a boston police officer after a brush with death. the community aiding with his recovery and saving other lives. >> we're live in las vegas fact-checking the final debate.

>> good morning eyeopener! [cheers and applause] >> enthusiasm and team spirit, one reason the haverhill hillies are getting a high five from mike lynch. >> they are >> they are. [laughter] >> you can catch that tonight on newscenter 5 at 5:00. cindy, feeling a lot more like

football weather today. not yesterday, temperatures made it to 80 degrees. we're cooler this morning, starting in the 40s and 50s. we have clear skies right now. but look what happens over the course of the day. we're going to bring in clouds after lunchtime. so increasing clouds. temperatures only hold in the lower 60s with an easterly wind at the coast. some mid 60s farther inland. so closer to average today. tomorrow we're around 70. there will be rain at times. we start with showers saturday and then we dry things out. day, wind could gust over 30 miles per hour. for the >> health experts say pregnant women who recently visited miami-dade county in florida should be tested. it is the only area in the continental u.s. where mosquitos have been continuously spreading the virus since the summer. the test is recommended for

miami-dade county since august 1, whether or not they have any symptoms. the time, 5:25. olessa is back with some eyepoppers. >> a prized possession returned to a vietnam vet. steven bridges bought the camera for $6 at an auction. printed a name on it and vietnam. he tracked down leon hembree, who was happy to have it back. he plans to pass it on to one of his pretty awesome. seeing this guy pop out. a florida was behind the wheel when a snake popped out from under hood of his car. he pulled over and started recording video. he thinks the snake slithered into his car while he was kayaking at a state park over the weekend. he decided to give the snake space and time so he could leave on its own. >> slithering there. this is two snake stories two

tomorrow. >> enjoy your breakfast, everybody. >> my goodness. the sudden change of course in a woman's hospital visit. new instructions for the h.p.v. vaccine. and a live look outside. big change from yesterday. it's 49 degrees, still dark. cindy says some wind is on the

>> insults at a bitter final debate. the poll and the one statement that has the gop scrambling. >> bullets fly in boston. what we have learned about this crime scene. >> a child caught in the crossfire in chelsea. where he was that makes this >> coming together. the effort today to help more than just police officers. >> and fenway's famous citgo sign on the move. it's all on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> it's 5:30 on this thursday morning. as you can see, we're live in las vegas. the eye's emily riemer fact-checking some of the biggest claims from last night's

home. good-bye to the 80s. >> yeah, a lot of 40s and 50s on the map this morning. yesterday morning we were starting out in the 60s. cooler out the door right now. one of the cooler sports norwood, 41, there's localized fog there. otherwise the skies are clear right now. when the sun comes up around 7:00 a.m., it's a bright start. but you can see clouds and rain to the west working in our direction. it is running into high pressure, so it's taking its time. we're going to see our brightest skies before lunchtime today. notice sneak into the lower 60s and then that wind off the water is going to hold the temperatures down. so in boston and along the coast, i think we're holding mostly in the lower 60s today. but you jump inland, framingham, mid 60s. mid and a few upper 60s through worcester county. south of town, bridgewater 67. could make it into the upper 60s around new bedford. temperatures in the mid 60s down on the cape today. it looks like our chances for

adjust few showers tonight, but friday into friday night rain chances ramp up. we'll have the timeline for you on that just ahead. let's get you to the roads right now. good morning, olessa. >> good morning. route 1. southbound heading to the top of the screen. so far, no issues. we're in good shape on 24 and route 3. along the pike, 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 93 south volume out of methuen into andover. nice and quiet to the lever connector. >> right now analysts and voters are busy digesting a heated and bitter final showdown. >> the question this morning, how much did the candidates get right? emily riemer leading our commitment coverage live from las vegas with some postdebate fact-checking.

debate they were focused on the key issues. they were front and center. this morning we're taking a closer look at a few places where the facts got a little lost. starting with donald trump on the question of abortion. >> if you go with what hillary is saying in the ninth month, you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the birth of the baby. >> that the "new york times" finds, while hillary clinton supports abortion rights, she has said there can be restrictions in the third trimester but they must take into account the life and health of the mother. here's clinton on gun violence. >> of course we're going to to protect and defend the second amendment, but we're going to do it in a way that tries to save some of the 33,000 lives that we

deaths in 2014. that's according to the c.d.c. but more than 21,000 were suicides, which is not the point that clinton was trying to make. as you know, it is not just the white house at stake. only on 5, vice president joe biden sitting down with our ed harding about what he predicts for november. >> obviously i assume that you think the democrats will take the white house. >> i think so, yes. >> do you think the democrats will take the senate? >> yeah, i think you're going to see a win in i think maggie hassan is going to win. >> do you think the democrats can take the house? >> i think we're going to gain seats. i think it requires a real blowout to take the house. >> biden was in town to speak about the "cancer moonshot" initiative. that goal, to double the rate of progress in cancer research and treatment. he will be campaigning in new hampshire today, rallying support for secretary clinton in nashua. still ahead in "news to go," how

trump made that is creating concern postelection. we'll get to that in a few minutes. doug and antoinette, back to you. >> we'll see you then. we want to get to breaking news. one person suffering life-threatening injuries after a shooting in boston. this happened on nazing street in dorchester around 11:00 last night. >> right now a 13-year-old boy is recovering after he was hit by a stray bullet in chelsea. he was hit in the shoulder while in his bellingham street. police are searching for two suspects. >> an investigation right now after a laser strikes a plane heading to logan airport. the crew of united airlines flight 790 says it happened about nine miles northwest of logan. the flight from chicago landed without any problems. the f.a.a. is now investigating. >> right now, one of the two officers shot in east boston is out of the hospital. that's good news this morning as an effort honoring those brave

the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live in dorchester with more. todd? >> good morning. the boston police patrolmen's association is hosting a blood drive on freeport street from 8:00 this morning to 3:00 this afternoon. and the blood drive is happening as we learn that officer richard cintolo has discharged from mass general. officer matt morris also injured in the shootout last week remains in the hospital this morning. this statement was released. we pray for matt morris, his wife and their entire family during his difficult road to recovery. boston city council has questions as to how the suspect in the shooting became a constable for the city. councilors requesting a hearing. the boston police department

the background checks done are limited to massachusetts. reporting live this morning in dorchester, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. >> todd, thank you. it's 5:36. stomach pain turns out to be a pleasant surprise. >> this one is pretty interesting. the diagnosis changing a woman's life forever. plus, the boston skyline could soon look a little different. the potential new home of the citgo . memorable debate moment.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the eyeopener. live look at the expressway. by the gas tank, you can see more volume. it's about a 20-minute ride braintree into boston. cindy, feels like fall. >> yesterday we hit 80 degrees. that is not happening today.

50s. there's rain to our west. that rain is going to get here eventually. first we'll see the clouds increase this afternoon, couple of showers and drizzle tonight. but the rain is going to get heavier late tomorrow and tomorrow night. showers could linger into saturday before we dry things out. a cooldown coming this weekend. gusty winds. a lot of leaves coming down with the rain. >> get the rakes ready. a woman who delivered b sunday insists she had no idea that she was pregnant. baby jackson born just five hours after the woman went to the hospital for stomach cramps. the baby was a little premature but healthy. the mom said she only gained the baby's five pounds.

>> surprise is right. donald trump responding to sexual assault claims against him. plus, updates on breaking news out of boston. the violent night in dorchester. and the indians are going to the world series. the game that gave them the pennant for the first time in decades. folks are making their way to the office as we get going on a

>> the eyeopener team is ready with your "news to go" in chelsea, dorchester, mattapan. emily is leading the coverage of the final presidential debate. >> cindy is here with a change in your forecast from yesterday. >> this is not happening again. >> oh. >> maybe in april, i'm thinking. it's really late in the year for us to hit 80 degrees. >> yes. >> latest since 1979. >> no complaints. >> it was great while it lasted but not happening today. frontal boundary pushed southward. it is going to lift northward especially tomorrow, bringing clouds and showers that are to the west as well. high pressure isover head right now. -- overhead right now, so it is clear. sunshine the first half of the day before the clouds move in. the rain is taking its time as well, so that doesn't catch up with us until this evening and tonight. you can see how clear it is now. chillier this morning compared to yesterday morning.

worcester 53. boston 56. we have mid 50s in the cape as well. the winds are light, so a sea breeze will kick in and the easterly wind will keep temperatures down. brightest skies before lunchtime today, then the clouds increase. looking for highs only in the lower 60s at the coast. mid and a few upper 60s farther inland. notice how the clouds fill in especially after lunchtime and then overnight we'll see areas of light rain, drizzle, probably fog morning. during the day tomorrow we'll watch warmer air work on in. you can see the moisture to our south, that's going to feed in more so tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. the heaviest rain will come friday night and it will push out saturday morning. potential for half an inch to an inch of rainfall. rain at times tomorrow, but it's warm around 70. then only 59 on saturday with gusty winds. a lot of leaves will be falling

let's get you to the roads. >> live look at the expressway. the northbound side is building rush hour volume past the gas tank. let's check out travel times. south 24 now slow out of brockton route 3 into braintree. 15 to 20 minutes braintree into boston on the expressway. eastbound on the pike, 15 minutes. 495 to 128. 93 south building volume out of methuen. trains i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at your traffic. >> that moment just one of the headlines out of a very heated debate. donald trump going after hillary clinton as she accused him of trying to avoid paying taxes. >> emily riemer live in las vegas with the fallout from the final showdown.

>> we're having problems with emily's audio. we want to let you know that nasty is the right word for some moments of the debate. a poll gives hillary clinton the win by 13 points. trump was questioned about allegations that he sexually harassed women. >> i didn't even apologize to my wife, who is sitting right here, because i didn't do anything. i didn't women. i didn't see these women. >> donald thinks belitling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth. i don't think there is a woman anywhere who doesn't know what that feels like. >> the candidates also clashed on their visions for the country on issues like gun control and immigration. >> one of the biggest moment still sending shockwave --

would accept the results of the election if he loses. >> clinton talked to reporters on her campaign plane. >> what he said tonight is part of his whole effort to blame somebody else for his campaign as to where he stands in the election. >> reince priebus said the party would accept the results of the vote. mike pence says they will accept the results if that was a quote. trump has said the election is rigged but he has offered few specifics. we're following breaking news overnight. one person in the hospital with life-threatening injuries as boston police investigate a shooting. the shots range out on nazing street in dorchester around 11:00 last night. no word on any arrests. sera? >> a 13-year-old boy is struck by a stray bullet while inside his home here in chelsea. police say this happened around

general after being hit while in his bedroom. he was struck in the shoulder. the shots fired came from a fight between a group of young people on the street. the victim was with his family. he walked out of his home on his own. he is expected to be ok. police right now searching for two suspects. live in chelsea, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a blood drive today hosted by the boston police patrolmen's association a week after a wounded. just yesterday officer richard cintolo discharged from mass general. officer matt morris also injured in the shootout last week remains in the hospital. the suspect was killed. now boston council has questions about how he became a constable for the city. there's a hearing requested focused on the background check. todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5.

a deadly and highly contagious virus is spreading in a mattapan neighborhood. the animal rescue league first identified the outbreak of panleukopenia after several cats got sick. the virus attacks the cat's g.i. system and is highly infectious. experts say the outbreak mostly affects young cats and kittens. the rescue league is offering a free vaccine clinic on saturday. we're live in mattapan, nicole >> thank you. new hampshire senator kelly picked up a key endorsement. the new england narcotics officer association backing the republican candidate, crediting her work fighting the drug crisis and her support of law enforcement. she is locked in a battle with governor and democrat maggie hassan. >> two men will face a judge today, accused in this explosion in salem. the target, an lgbt newspaper box. john richard and lawrence gilman

in the "rainbow times" box back in august. but they are not accused of committing a hate crime because police say there's no evidence -- no solid evidence to support that the box was targeted for carrying an lgbt publication. >> today is a key day in the fight to save a beloved garden at children's hospital. the council will vote on the hospital expansion which calls for a building to replace the green space. today friends of prouty garden are going to hold a r they plan to march to the meeting on washington street in hopes that they can influence the vote. >> three people are under arrest in a violent home invasion in new hampshire. epping police say three men broke into the house on lamprey village drive yesterday. they demanded money and hit the victim with the gun before running off. two were caught shortly after, but a third person got away. the school was locked down until the third suspect was caught.

c.d.c. saying that preteens need only two doses of the h.p.v. vaccine instead of the previously recommended three. the panel points to studies that show two doses is just as effective in preventing cervical cancer as three. experts hope the news will result in more kids getting the shot, since it will take less time. >> boston's most famous sign may have to be moved. i can't imagine this. boston university selling the bu sits on top of and the new owners plan to redevelop that area. the city's landmark commission is trying to come up with rules for sign's future. the herald reports the commission will be seeking comments from the public. >> the cleveland indians are headed to the world series. they defeated the blue jays last night. they are one step closer to ending a title drought dating back to 1948. that's baseball's

the cubs are going into game five, tied 2-2, against the dodgers >> major league. >> an attempted home invasion in new hampshire stopped by a boy and his bow and arrow. >> 16-year-old andrew and his brother were at home. a man kicked down the while eric cook a picture for -- took a picture, andrew grabbed his bow and arrow and threatened to shoot the man. >> i told him to leave. i didn't know he was in relation with our neighbor. i chased him down the street so he wouldn't harm anybody else. >> andrew held the suspect at arrow point until the police got there. >> don't mess with those kids. >> who has a bow and arrow

summer camp. >> there you go. >> 81 degrees yesterday in boston. that is not happening again today. warmest day this month, just shy of the record, though. we're starting in the 40s and 50s this morning. the temperatures are going to come up steadily this morning. by lunchtime, lower 60s. we have sunshine to start. but the clouds increase around lunchtime and it is mostly cloudy to end the day at 5:00 p.m. temperatures will be held down at the coast by mid and upper 60s inland. you can see clear skies now, but to the west we've got a frontal boundary, rain along it. eventually we'll get wet weather. most of your day is dry. by 5:00, 6:00, there are showers and waters to our south during the late evening hours before those move in. 11:00, 12:00 tonight, we're

mist, fog. damp conditions overall. temperatures fall into the 50s tonight. tomorrow it's going to be a milder day. as the day goes on, we'll add tropical moisture. so it gets wetter friday, especially friday night. the morning hours not so bad. lunchtime, some showers around. then it's that afternoon, evening, and overnight perio showers could linger into saturday morning before we clear out. the winds really pick up over the course of the weekend. look at these wind gusts on saturday. over 20 miles per hour. winds could gust close to 40 miles per hour on sunday. wind and rain. bad combination. i think a lot of leaves will be coming down this weekend. let's get you to the roads. >> so far we're in pretty good shape. the volume is building on 93 in somerville.

24 heavy out of brockton. pike eastbound still 15, 495 to 128. 93 south, delays as you travel out of methuen into wilmington. trains and buses doing ok. >> congressman seth moulton with a suggestion on how to secure iraq. >> what the veteran is oust isis. the obama administration wants you to get money back from the airlines. the travel woes that are not flying with the white house. live look outside over the city of boston this morning. it's dark, it's early, 49 degrees. fall temperatures are making a comeback. 80s are long gone, aren't they,

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. ogy, 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.

>> fireworks at the final presidential candidate. the points that could sway voters and the one comment that has both sides concerned. >> a 13-year-old shot line of fire. what he was doing what the bullets started firing. doug: and the steps to take now to protect your pets from a deadly fire. it's on the eye for this thursday morning. erika: good morning. it is 6:00, i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. and emily riemer is live for us in las vegas with the aftermath of last night's presidential debate. >> and there was one moment that has everyone talking this