>> 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

of you. that's right. on the stage here at the university of las vegas last night donald trump refused to say if he would concede the election if he loses, and that was one pointed comment. in a debate focused on key issues like the supreme court, abortion, immigration, the economy, foreign policy, fitness to serve, but first want to get you to cindy with a look at the forecast in new england. good morning. cindy: good morning. you missed w door this morning compared to yesterday. about 10 to more than 20 degrees you want to dress for temperatures running in the 40s and 50s. we have got 39 now down in more -- norwood. it is 57 in boston, and you can see the temperatures are certainly cooler than yesterday morning, so the kids are going to want a jacket at the bus stop, getting off the bus this afternoon. it's in the 60s but the clouds are going to be increasing today. we have got clear skies out there now. and you can see that there is rain off to the west, this is

pressure. so it's going to take its time. we'll manage a good amount of sunshine through lunchtime, for the, before the clouds increase, notice by lunch we're in the lower 60s, and with an easterly wind, that's an onshore flow, going to hold us in the lower 60s at the coastline but lowell, 65 this afternoon, and same deal in framingham, a lot of mid 60s through worcester, and some upper 60's 60s south of town with the clouds increasing, and the mid 1960s on the cape. there could be a couple of showers around but our rain chances really ramp up late tomorrow and tomorrow nig ahead. out to the roads, and how are we looking? >> so far, just volume, thank you, no accidents to report so that's good news, 93 in summerville, and southbound side, picking up the delays. let's look at the delays, 24 slow, delays so far, not too bad on route 3 and the expressway, about 20, braintree into boston, and the pike eastbound, 15 to 20 minutes. 495 to 128, and 93 south, slow out of methuen into andover and down through wilmington and more

i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at traffic. >> i will tell you and keep you in suspension. >> those words sending 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 overnights. the eyeopener's emily riemer is leading our post-debate coverage live from las vegas. good morning. >> that is certainly one of the biea overnight the head of the gop trying to reassure voters that his party's nominee will concede the election if he loses on november 8. but of course we have seen how much control the leaders have over donald trump in the past. we're talking about the debate as a whole, a new poll gives hillary clinton the win. the cnn survey of debate watchers gave her the edge over trump by 13 points. the political rivals clashed on a number of topics, including immigration.

out. >> she wants to give amnesty. >> i want to build a wall. we need the wall. >> you are right, i don't want to rip families apart. he started his campaign bashing immigrants calling rapists and mexico immigrants and drug dealers -- reporter: this time there was no handshake, after a number of insults, including at one point trump calling clinton a nasty woman. so the question is did this analysts agree. >> no american can accept that donald trump said that he would not concede the race. when you add the fact his unwillingly to condemn putin, opposing abortion, and what he called hillary clinton at the end of this debate, a nasty woman, hurt him dearly. >> a night of many bad moments. he lost the debate. this was the heavy weight fight and he proved to be a feather weight. he could not make enough

clinton. >> and of course what really matters is how this debate is playing in those critical swimming states. like new hampshire. we watched this debate with a group of young voters at a bipartisan college watch party and the results were met. >> i am not sure. i am kind of leaning towards hillary clinton because i feel like she makes me feel comfortable because what trump is saying is not really feeling well for me based on everything for you? >> i really think that that was the last strike for him. >> i will probably decide november 6 and consult with a few friends of mine but it will come down right to the wire. >> after the debate we asked for a show of hands, and that room was still split. half for clinton, half for trump. some telling us that they thought that he did better last night than in previous debates. now we should also point out that a wmur poll that gave hillary clinton a 15-point lead

night. ahead in the next half-hour we are going to fact-check the issues that came up where both candidates flipped on some of the issues. that is coming up. antoinette. antoinette: we're following breaking news overnight. one person is suffering life threatening injuries after a shooting in boston. this happened on nazing street. no word on any arrests at this hour. police are searching for a spray bullet in his bedroom. doug: sera congi is live in chelsea with new information for us. sera. sera: i am live on bellingham street where this all took place. you can see behind me a chelsea please cruiser outside the home where that stray bullet went in, a 13-year-old boy inside was hit, and is now recovering. here is video of him being treated by first responders just after it happened around 8:20. police say that there was a

outside on the streets that led to gunfire. the boy telling firefighters that he was in his bedroom when a bullet came through, striking him in the shoulder. he was able to walk out of the house on his own. he was with his family, and he was taken to mass general hospital. at this point as for suspects, police are looking for two men, but the description is somewhat limited. they were wearing dark hooded sweatshirts and seen leaving -- they were seen leaving the scene, and they were also in a dark colored suv, wcvb newscenter 5. sera: thank you. new this morning month, 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 1100 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, the patrol officers

>> an an investigation is underway after a laser strike hit the plane headed to logan airport. the crew of the united nation flight 790 says it happened nine miles northwest of logan. the flight from chicago landed without any problems. the faa is investigating. right now, the battle to evict isis from the city 6 mosul is underway and the prime minister says it is going more quickly than expected. however massachusetts congressman and iraq war veteran seth molt sunshine raising molten is raising questions. the plan calls for 615 u.s. troops to support iraqi security forces. he says that he told president barack obama what iraq really needs is a diplomatic search. he says the problem is not iraq's military but rather the weak political system which allows isis to form in the first place. >> what do we do the day after we defeat them. because they don't just raise a white flag.

from behind. >> the city of mosul has been under isis control for two years now. more trouble for wells fargo this morning. the new criminal case against the bank. also getting money back from the airlines. the initiatives to stop one inconvenience for passengers. >> a highly infectious virus is killing cats in one neighborhood. the precautions that could save your pets. and we're following breaking news on the eyeopener this morning. one man injuries, after a shooting in dorchester. this happened on nazing street. no word on any arrests. sera: and the 80-degree temperature readings, they are gone, but cooler and windy and wet weather on the way as we approach the weekend. that's ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door. mostly in the 50s, although clear skies. 43 degrees as you are heading

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>> we are here at fenway park, celebrating the red sox celebration, and good morning eyeopener! doug: good morning. sun salutations everywhere, nothing like yoga. antoinette: i don't know if that makes me want to medte doug: equally as relaxing. >> they are raising money for the red sox foundation, what a great cause, tell us how you are helping your community. upload it using our wcvb. >> it was fun. >> yeah. it was so warm yesterday and to feel the feelage. >> warmest we have been in this

last time we hit 80 degrees this late in the month, the record was 84, so no records yesterday. a lot of spots touching the 80-degree mark. beverly, plymouth, all is well. and that warmth has been pushed to the southeast, near 70 in d.c., and you can see a lot of 40s, 30s, and 50s here across parts of new england. we have that frontal boundary to the south but the high pressure is overhead, and so today will be really a nice day. at least a start with a lot of sunshine, and we're watg west, the wave of low pressure inducing the showers along it, and these are going eastward, and out ahead of that rain we are going to see increasing clouds, so the brightest skies are going to be through the morning and then the clouds move in. 52 in worcester, but look at orange down to 40. and these spots, readings in the upper 60's yesterday morning, so quite a difference out the door. we have got mid 50s plymouth out to the cape, and 45 out the door on the north shore in beverly. you can see the temperatures

and average high this time of year is 60, so certainly more seasonal today, and the brightest skies are this morning. notice how we get towards lunchtime. clouds working in. the clouds thicken up towards this evening but mainly dry. it's going to be -- there is going to be some moisture in the waters that lifts in. that means areas of light rain and mist and drizzle and probably fog, as well, so kind of a murky start when you are heading out coming up on friday morning. look at the temperatures, though, holding in the 50s tonight. tomorrow we're going to jump up close to 70 degrees. more of a southeasterly wind, so it's mild tomorrow and humid, but there is not a lot of rain in the morning. and this front is going to press eastward and pull in tropical moisture. i think that the wettest time period comes in on friday night, and you can see that here on the future cast. drufl around in the morning. showers at mid-day and during the evening and overnight,

first thing on saturday morning, and it gets out of here but wind and cooler temperatures, the story, and the rainfall, though, could be impressive, a half an inch to an inch is likely across the area. still question marks as to where the heaviest rain sets up, but it's getting out of here. look at the temperatures dropping to the 50s and upper 40s by early next week. wind and rain a bad combination. hanging onto a tree. a lot of them are going to be coming down this weekend. >> see it while you can. thank you. so quiet. no major issues to report. delays are in place along the expressway. northbound side, you can see a pretty slow ride. the rest of the ride is the same story. lots of volume on 93. we're watching one crash. route 3 southbound by 495. one lane is closed. 93 is heavy out of methuen. more delays through wilmington and into wakefield, and you have the volume in place down to the lever connector. pike right now your ride there about 20. 495 to 128.

expressway up to 25 minutes braintree into boston. trains and buses so far doing ok. >> thank you. right now a warning for pet owners around boston. a deadly virus taking aim at cats. >> nicole estaphan is live in mattapan where experts are trying to track this. nicole? nicole: all of the cats were traditioned back to this neighborhood at harvard and walk hill street. the panleukopenia, which is also known as feline distemper. the virus attacks the g.i. system and is highly infectious. the neighbors are concerned because there is so many colonies of stray cats that live here. >> they live in the people's porches. they live in the people's backyards. people are feeding them. so that's what they tend to say. >> all it would take is for them

>> they say it affects young cats as well as kittens. there is a vaccine, and it is highly effective. the rescue league is offering a clinic there saturday. we're live in mattapan, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: thank you, to your economy, wells fargo is now facing a criminal investigation over fraud allegations by the employees. california's attorney general is launching the probe after reports that bank employees had been o permission. wells fargo has already been fined $185 million for the scheme used to boost sales quotas. the ceo resigned last week. doug: a possible break for airline passengers is in the works. the obama administration wants airlines to refund the baggage fees when luggage is substantially delayed. so far there is no clear definition of what will be considered a substantial delay. nonetheless the airlines will have to change the way that they

are mishandled, and that number will be posted along with the number of bags that has been checked. a rally for asian markets, following wall street's lead, a brief surge in the oil prices yesterday is boosting the investor confidence and that was due to a drop in inventories. stock futures are trending higher at this hour. >> a driver stays pretty calm under some scary circumstances. doug: an unpleasant surprise forcing him to pull over and take a look, and new at 6:30, the indians are in decades. the final play stealing the cinderella story. antoinette: help for a boston police officer after a brush with death. the community effort to aid his recovery, and to save other lives. emily. emily: we are live in las vegas fact-checking the last debate, and joe biden makes a prediction for the senate, and you will see

doug: i love the enthusiasm. just one reason the haverhill hillies are getting a high five. >> good thing they have the helmets. >> you can watch that tonight on newscenter 5 at 6:00. and it really is starting to feel more like the fall season, cindy. >> it is october. right? we are starting out cooler and we are going to bring in the clouds, and a lot of sunshine,

the sunrise just after 7:00 a.m., and notice sunshine through lunchtime, we'll hold in the lower 60s at the coast, and mid and a few upper 60's farther inland, and rain at times as we head into your friday, and the temperatures very muggy, around 70 degrees, and wind and some lingering rain on saturday morning. we're going to cool things off in the afternoon but ahead of the charles regatta is in weekend, and it looks like the winds may be gusty out of the west are, northwest, perhaps over 30 miles per doug. doug: how does it feel tav kids? a nebraska couple that spent their life fostering children is recovering. over 46 years they have taken in 169 kids, that with four kids and 12 grandkids of their own. they say it's time to put the focus on their own family. the agency says the work that cindy and bud have done will be hard to replace. oh, my goodness.

olessa. olessa: you want me to follow that with an eyeopener story? that is the eyeopener story. what? a prized possession, returned to a vietnam vet. steven bridges bought this camera for $6 at an auction. printed on it, a name, and vietnam. he did a little digging and tracked down leon hembree who was happy to have it back. he plans to pas grandchildren, and this person, stayed calm, pulled over, he think this snake sliddered into his car while kayaking. he decided to give the snake some space so it so leave on its own. i would have left that car -- that would have been it. and the car would have been for sale. doug: through, there she goes. antoinette?

stomach pain becoming a cause for celebration. the sudden sudden change in one woman's hospital visit. and new instructions for the hpv vaccine. how more preteens are getting the shot. and sunrise, you know, not for another 30 minutes this morning. but look. it's finally starting to come up out there. and a little better look, right here, from our newscr studios. 6:26, 49 degrees as you are headed outside this morning. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child

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>> insults hurdle at a final debate. the overnight poll, and the statement that has the gop scrambling. >> breaking overnight, bullets fly in boston what, we have learned about this crime scene. crossfire in chelsea, where he was that makes this more frightening. >> coming together to help two of the finest. the efforts today to help more than just the police officers. >> and fenway's famous sign on the move. it's all on the eye. doug: 6:30 on a thursday morning. good morning, we are live in las vegas.

claims from last night's presidential debate. antoinette: but first a look at the forecast. goodbye to the 80-degree temperatures. >> yeah, a taste of summertime yesterday. but today is going to be a nice, fall day. we have got the clear skies this morning month. certainly much chillier, temperatures running at 10 to 2. colder than they were this time yesterday morning. so you want a jacket as you are heading out. a lot of 40s showing up north and west of town, 40n the mid 50s and we have those down through the south shore now to the cape, so either side of 50, the kids will likely want a jacket or a sweatshirt, off the bus, clouds will be increasing, and it's running in the 60s, not the 80-degree weather that we had yesterday. you can see how clear it is. we have rain off to the west, moving towards us running into the high pressure but the clouds will be moving in, so i think that the blatest skies, as we come up into the lower 60s,

we're going to have a sea breeze so low 60s at the coast, and look at lowell 65, framingham 64. and a lot of mid 60s out through worcester, and south of town, a few upper 60's and on the cape, increasing clouds, temperatures here in the 60s. rain on the way. heaviest as we head towards late friday, and friday night, the whole time line is ahead. out to the roads, and getting busy out there. >> a couple of problem spots coming in now, thank you, a live look outside first here at the expressway, and this is near the northbound side, it's slow. let's go t of town, a crash, if you are traveling on route 3, and 93 heavy out of andover down to the lever connector. traveling the pike, east, almost 25 minutes, and 495, out towards 128 and more delays on 24, slow out of brockton, and also heavy on 95 and sharon, and just getting word of a crash on route 3 in hanover, by 53 northbound, and then the expressway, about 25, braintree into boston. trains and buses so far ok. doug and antoinette. >> thank you.

are busy digesting a heated and bitter final showdown. >> the question this morning, how much did the candidates get right? and emily riemer is leading our commitment coverage live from las vegas with some posted debate fact-checking. emily. >> good morning to both of you. for a good chunk big issues, the key issues, they were front and center so we're taking a closer look at a few places where the facts got a little lost. starting with donald trump on the question >> if you go with what hillary clinton 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. emily: that is mostly false. the "new york times" finds while hillary clinton supports abortion rights she has said that there can be restriction this is the 1/3 trimester but must take into account the life and health of the mother.

violence. >> of course we're going to protect and defend the second amendment. but we're going to do it in a way that tries to save some of these 33,000 lives that we lose. >> this one also is mostly false. there were more than 33,000 gun death this is 2014 according to the cdc but more than 21,000 were suicides, which is not the point that clinton was trying to make, and as you know, the white house, not the o only on 5 vice president joe biden sitting down with our ed harding about his predictions for november. >> obviously i assume that you think the democrats are going to take the white house. >> i think so, yes. >> do you think that the democrats are going to take the senate? >> yeah, i think that you are going to see a win up here in new hampshire. i think that maggie hassan will win. >> do you think the democrats can take the house? >> i think that we are going to gain seats, and i think it requires a blowout to take the

emily: so biden was in town to speak about the cancer moon shot initiative. that goal is to double the rate of progress in cancer treatment. he will be campaigning in new hampshire today, rallying in support for secretary clinton in nashua. still ahead this morning in news to go, how the head of the gop is responding to that donald trump debate comment that is now causing post-election concerns, and we will get to that coming up. doug and antoinette. antoinette: see you in ten minutes, thank you. breaking news 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 a boy is recovering after he was hit by a bullet in chelsea. that boy hit in the shoulder while in his bedroom last night on bellingham street. police are searching for two suspects right now. >> and an investigation right now after a laser strikes a plane heading to logan airport.

flight 790 says it happened about nine miles northwest of logan. the flight from chicago landed without any problems. the faa is now investigating. doug: right now one of the two boston police officers shot in east boston is out of the hospital, and that's good news this morning as an effort honoring those brave men gets underway today. the boston police patrolman's association hosting a blood drive in dorchester, it runs from 8:00 this morning until 3:00. now the blood drive happening as we learn that officer general, officer morris, meanwhile, also injured in the shootout, and he remains hospitalized. the bppa releasing this statement saying, "we ask that people pray for matt morris, his wife caitlin and their retired family during his road to recovery." the suspect in that shooting was killed, and now boston city council has questions as to how he became a constable for the

constable background checks. figueroa was sworn in as a constable in july. the boston police department handles criminal background checks on the applicants, and in the past figueroa had been charged with impersonating an officer and arson. the background checks are only limited to massachusetts. 6:36 is the time. stomach pain turns out to be a pleasant surprise. antoinette: surprise being the key word. the diagnosis changing a woman's life could soon look a little different. the potential new home of the citgo sign. doug: ahead in news to go, memorable debate moments, a

>> good morning, the sky5 on the scene of a crash in hanover, this is route 3 northbound, just before route 3, one lane is blocked, and they are in the process of clearing the scene, but it is causing some heavy delays, and then stays slow into the braintree split. cool out there this morning. >> a lot colder than yesterday, and that's for sure, and we're down in the 50s in boston but the skies are clear, and we're going to hang onto the sunshine for a while today, but after lunchtime, we're going to be increasing, but look at the temperatures today, 60s, no 80

and fog and rain at times tomorrow, and i think the heaviest rain is friday night into saturday, and it's windy and much colder, gusty winds throughout the weekend. antoinette? >> cindy, thank you. the norton woman who delivered a baby insists that she had no idea that she was pregnant. the baby jackson, what a cutey, was born five hours after illianna martinez went to the hospital for his 23-year-old mom says that she saw no signs that she was pregnant and only gained the baby's five pounds. she say on birds control the whole time and she never had morning sickness. she calls jackson a blessing. so lesson, watch out for the gas pains. doug: and donald trump responding to sexual assault claims against him, and updates on breaking news out of boston. the violent night from dorchester, and the indians,

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>> 6:43, the eyeopener team is ready with your news to go, and in chelsea, dorchester, mattapan and emily is leading our coverage of the final debate from las vegas. doug: it will be in 80s in vegas today, not much here. cindy: 81 yesterday in boston, and you know what's odd for october but this late in october to get an 80-degree reading, we have not had that since 1979. it was great while it lasted. that is not happening today, all that warmth has been pushed to the south, and you can see the temperatures this morning near d.c., and it's clos 70 degrees, we're in the 40s, and 50s, and that frontal boundary to the south, the cooler side but the high pressure is overhead so the skies are clear and we are going to have a good amount of sunshine the first half of the day, and we watched the rain and the cloud cover advancing in our direction, so it may clear out, the clouds will be slow, so i think that we'll manage a -- several hours of sunshine. 52 in worcester, and 57 in boston but look at orange, 39 and lots of 40s, through the merrimack valley, the north shore, mid 50s on the cape

sea breeze kicks in, so onshore winds, and once we hit lunchtime, there you see the clouds increasing, and low 60s at the coast, and mid and upper 60's farther inland, so feeling more like october today. and here come the clouds, but if you are looking for some wet weather, don't see much through the evening. it's during the overnight hours that we get the areas of light rain and the mist and the drizzle to break out, and that's what we're waking up to tomorrow, but out the door tomorrow, in the 50s, and it will be a warmer day tomorrow, very humid, too, a muggy one ase then we watch the moisture feed in, so it looks as though the wettest weather will come on friday and friday night. temperatures at 70, and much cooler as we get the rain out of here on saturday morning. windy and a chilly one to start the weekend. out to the roads right now. travel to the south. olessa: sky5 on the scene in hanover, route 3, right near route 53, this is a crash here, really slowing things down, and

the delays that are approaching, if you are heading in that direction, there is the accident. you can see the volume that's building, and once you get past that it's slow. a half-hour ride as you travel up the expressway, braintree to boston and the pike right now is almost 30 minutes, 495 out to 128, and another accident still clearing on route 3 at 495, and delays on 93, out of methuen, stop and go all the way down to the lever connector. so far trains and buses are doing ok. i'm olessa, that's a look at your traffic. doug: that moment is one of the headlines out of a heated debate. and donald trump going after hillary clinton as she accused him of trying to avoid paying taxes. antoinette: emily riemer is live in las vegas with the fallout from that showdown. emily? emily: nasty is the right word for some of the moments in this debate, but the question is, did it move the meter with voters? a cnn poll overnight gives

questioned about allegations that he sexually harassed women. >> i didn't even apologize to my wife sitting right here because i didn't do anything. i didn't know any of these women. >> donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self worth, and i don't think that there is a woman anywhere what does not know what that feels like. repeatedly on their visions for the country on issues like gun control, and on immigration, and one of the biggest moments that is still sending shockwaves this morning, trump refusing to say if he would accept the results of the election if he loses, and overnight, clinton pounced on that talking to reporters on her campaign plane. >> what he said tonight, is part of his whole effort to blame somebody else for his campaign

election. >> the rnc chairman said that the party would accept the results of the vote. trump's running mate says they will accept the results, "if they are fair." trump has said in recent years that the election is rigged but has offered few specifics. antoinette. antoinette: we are following breaking news overnight. one person is in the hospital with life threatening injuries as boston police investigate a shooting. the shots street at 11:00. no word on any arrests. a 13-year-old boy is struck by a stray bullet while inside of his home here in chelsea. police say that this all happened at 8:20 last night. the boy was taken to the hospital after being hit while in his bedroom. the shots fired came from a fight between a group of young people on the street. the victim was with his family, and he did manage to walk out of his home, but they did take him

looking for two suspects. live in chelsea this morning, sera congi, newscenter 5. >> a blood drive hosted by the patrolman's association after two officers were wounded. officer matt morris was injured last week, remains in the hospital this morning. the suspect, kirk figueroa was questions as to how he became a constable for the city. counselors are requesting a hearing focused on on the proces of hearing. todd kazakiewich, newscenter 5. >> a warning for pet owners in boston. 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 a cat's g.i.

they say the outbreak affects the young cats as well as kittens. there is a vaccine. it does work. the rescue league will offer a clinic this saturday. we're live in mattapan, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: thank you, new hampshire senator kelly ayotte is taking up a key endorsement. the new england narcotic's officer's association is backing the republican crediting her work at fighting the drug crisis as well as her, for her support in law with governor and democrat maggie hassan. reporter: two men will face a judge accused in this explosion in salem. the target in the lgbt newspaper box. both people of new hampshire are facing charges for putting explosives in the rainbow times box in august, but they are not accused of committing a hate crime because police say that there is not solid evidence to support the box was targeted for

doug: today is a key day in the fight to save a garden at boston children's hocht. the public health council will vote on the $1 billion hospital expansion which calls for a building to replace the green space. today friends of prouty garden will rally in support of saving it. they plan to march to the meeting in hopes that they can influence the vote. >> three people wonder arrest in new hampshire. police say that three men broke into a house on lamprey village running off. two were caught after but a third person got away. police were, or people were told to stay in their homes, and schools were placed on lockdown during the search until that third suspect was caught. doug: a government panel for the cdc saying preteens need only two doses of the hpv vaccine, instead of three. the panel points to studies that show two doses is just as effective in preventing cervical

experts hope this new news will result in more kids getting the shot since it will take less time. nicole: boston's most famous sign may have to be moved. the boston university is selling the building that the citgo sign sits on top of, and the new owners plan to redevelop that area. and the city's landmark commission is trying to come up with the rules for the sign's future. the herald reports the commission has ideas, and will be seeking comments from the world series. they defeated the blue jays in game five. they are one step closer to ending a title dating back to 1948. and that is baseball's second longest only behind the chicago cubs. the cubs, they are in a tie, 2-2 split, going into the same five against the dodgers so that in itself has been interesting. >> don't leave home without it. >> i like what you did there. >> from the movie. >> in an attempted moment

boy stopped by an arrow. >> they were at a home in derry when a man tried to kick down the door, and then fell to the ground. while eric took the picture for police, andrew grabbed his bow and arrow, and he headed outside, threatening to shoot the man. >> i went outside and i confronted him and i started screaming at him and telling him to leave, and when he did, i didn't know that he was by our the street. >> andrew never had to fire an arrow but he held the suspect at arrow point until the police got there. doug: amazing that he did that and also took the picture. >> right. >> his brother took the picture. >> yeah. >> it's crazy. >> i am amazed that they did not just go running. >> right. >> i know. >> olessa with video of the snake, goes running. >> one brave family right there. >> getting the workout in. >> thank you guys. so far we're watching this crash this morning.

you can see they are clearing but for now it's causing some pretty heavy delays. let's go to the maps. there it goes right behind us, clearing it at this very moment, so hopefully those delays will ease out quickly, and there is the crash, as you travel the expressway, a half-hour, and braintree to boston and along the pike, you have got a 35-minute ride, 495 to 128, and the accident just cleared on route 3 at 495, delays are still there, and also heavy on 93 out of andover down to the lever connector. and so far, trains and still ok. it feels more like fall. >> we have a beautiful sky this morning, and clear over boston, and the sun up officially at 7:03, and we're going to enjoy the sunshine for a while today, and 53 in town, a light wind coming in off the waters, and going to hold the temperatures down to the coastline today, and look at norwood 41, orange 39, some cold pockets, and coolest readings, north and west of the city of boston, and also the west, you can see the clouds and the showers and these are working towards us, being slowed down by the high pressure, so we'll manage a decent amount of

thereafter, the clouds increase but look at the temperatures getting stuck in the lower 60s, and due to the sea breeze, and mid 60s in the cape and a few mid and upper 60's over the interior, and closer to average for this time of year, and clouds yes, but i don't expect much rain until deeper into the evening hours. overnight the areas of light rain, and some mist, and some pockets of drizzle, as well, and probably fog when you are heading out tomorrow morning so the murky start in the 50s but we warm up tomorrow into the lower 70s in there is quite a lot of clouds and rain, and that's going to bring back the wet weather, late in the day as it works in with in frontal boundary so let me step you through the time line, the drizzle gives way to showers by mid-day, and notice it's during the overnight hours on friday and into saturday morning that we have the pockets of heavy rain, and we'll dry things out but a lot of clouds on saturday. winds pick up in the afternoon, and it's windy and colder this weekend for sure. that's ahead of the charles

a lot of leaves are going to be coming off the rain and wind. >> if it wasn't hard enough, with the wind -- good luck with that. >> yeah. better them than us, right? doug: make it a great thursday. gma is next.

good morning, america. breaking overnight debate night stunner. donald trump refused to say he'll accept the election results claiming the system is rigged. >> i'm not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> that's horrifying. you know, every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction he claims whatever it is is rigged against >> trump hitting clinton on her experience. >> she's been doing this for 30 years. why the hell sdptsz you do it over the last 15, 20 years? >> battling over putin and russia. >> he'd rather have a puppet. >> tangling over immigration. >> we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> that plan to build a wall. >> had a meeting with the mexican president, didn't even raise it, he choked? and allegations from women about