toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. doug: some of the stories making headlines right now. this chelsea teenager hit in the shoulder by a stray bullet in his bedroom. the 13-year-old is recovering after undergoing surgery last night. doug: boston police holding a blood drive one week after officers were shot while responding to a domestic disturbance. one of those officers out of the

shockwaves through the presidential campaign after refusing to say at last night's debate if he will accept the results of the election if he loses to hillary clinton. back to that shooting in chelsea. a 13-year-old struck by a stray bullet in his bedroom. doug: sera congi is live. we learned that the victim underwent surgery overnight. sera: he is recovering from that surgery. surgery on his right shoulder. he went to the window after hearing gunshots outside. kid. he was not crying or anything. he was just kind of shaken up. sera: a 13-year-old boy the victim of the shooting. just before 8:30 last night on bellingham street. relatives say he was sleeping in his bedroom on the third floor when several gunshots woken up. >> he got up and assumes he stepped to his window the

sera: the teen was hit in the right shoulder. discovered by family and relatives living in the same building. >> my mom is screaming from the top floor he got hit. chelsea police say gunfire was from a fight outside between a group of young people. a stray bullet finding its way to the third floor apartment. the boys cousin says their parents left a rough part of puerto rico for a safer place for the kids. the shooting saddening the entire family. >> it's sad when you leave the area, all your surroundings to come look for a better future, new beginning for your sera: the victim's cousin tells us they have some difficulty removing the bullet from the boys shoulder. it's unclear when he will return home. chelsea police say that detectives are following up on leads in making progress in the investigation. doug: boston police are investigating a shooting in dorchester overnight. one person was hit on these and one person was hit on these and

we are told that person has life-threatening injuries. antoinette: shockwaves rippling from coast-to-coast following last night's debate. donald trump refusing to say last night if you will accept the results if he loses to hillary clinton's month. karen travers is tracking what many are calling an attack on american democracy. karen: incredie accept the result of the election. >> i will look at it at the time. i will look at it at the time. i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> that is horrifying. he is denigrating, talking down our democracy. i for 1 am appalled. karen: the debate begin with a serious conversation about policy. clinton slamming trump as a sore loser.

did not get in him he for his tv program three years in a row and he started tweeting the emmys were rigged. karen: this explosive exchange of veterans relationship with vladimir putin. >> from everything i see, has no respect for this person. >> that's because he would grab a have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. karen: getting a ton of traction on social medi seconds. >> what we want to do is replenish -- >> such a nasty woman. karen: trumps last opportunity to shift the race with more poll showing clinton lead growing. >> had stopped in nascar race. he a to catch up. he has not caught up and any of those and now he is 19 laps left and she is ahead karen:. hillary clinton is off the trail but she's got heavy hitters campaigning for her.

hampshire and the first lady is in arizona. doug: the campaign trail heating up in a key battleground state of new hampshire. vice president joe biden will stump for hillary clinton at nasser atta -- nashua community college. tomorrow republican vice president of candidate mike pence will make his third trip to the granite state -- first trip to the granite state in three months. hillary clinton returns to new hampshire monday with elizabetha the math teachers association. robert deleo says he will vote for more charter schools in the state. the beacon hill power player and democrat announced his support for question 2 just minutes ago while taping on the record. >> i decided to do what i feel is best for students. whatever the political ramifications may be.

antoinette: you can watch the complete interview with house speaker robert deleo sunday at 8:00 a.m. on wcvb's doug: on the record. the boston police patrolmen's association is hosting a blood drive. todd kazakiewich is live in dorchester where we got an update on the officer's conditions today. todd: officer richardson told his convalescing at home. of us are maor will eventually go go to spaulding rehab when he is well enough to be released. that horrific shooting a week ago is on the top of the minds of people in bringing people together here today. >> the red cross was there for us. i saw firsthand what the blood does. it saves two of my brothers. todd: the president of the boston police patrol's association says the union feels

give blood. officers in uniform and numbers of the public dissented on the union hall in dorchester to take part in the blood drive. >> we saw this after 9/11. after the marathon. today, it's great. people want to give back to the community. officers from the boston police department want to give back. todd: two of their own received blood transfusions after a shootout with heavily armed suspect last week and east boston. yesterday officer richardson told him -- richard syntel cintolo. >> matt has undergone several surgeries. i think he has a longer route out of it. todd: kirk figaro overshot and killed by police. he is recently become a constable for the city despite criminal charges in other states. now the boston city council is planning to review the process

here we would have seen some things. does not mean this would have prohibited what happened. todd: mayor walsh also saying he's looking forward to learning with the city council finds through its hearings on constable qualifications. antoinette: they live look over boston. we have some clouds out there. a lot cooler than it was yesterday. temperatures have changed. fall is making a comeback. october. cindy: if you're not convinced wait into you see this weekend. out there right now, temperatures running mostly in the 60's. not the 80 degree temperatures we had yesterday. boston, 61. upper 50's to the worcester hills. the cape running in the upper 60's right now. skies are mostly sunny. a lot of blue sky amongst the clouds building for boston.

have clouds and rain. this is mostly moving up to the north and west, parts of central. northern new england you're the canadian border as well. that rainbow tickets time getting in here. coming out of the frontal boundary that is lifting northward. high pressure is holding everything off. as we go through the evening hours. patchy drizzle breaking out. rain chances are low. they will increase tonight and become higher tomorrow and very high on friday nig. we have a seabreeze with it. to his holds the clouds increase along the coastline. upper 60's further inland. clouds increasing once the sun goes down. patches of drizzle breaking out across the area. a full-time line on that rain in the impact of your weekend, i had. antoinette: three men charged in a home invasion that triggered a manhunt face a judge today. it started with an attempted

the homeowner's is one of the suspects hit him in the head with a gun demanding money. a police officer in the area arrested two of the men at the scene but third person ran away. he was caught a short time later hiding in a neighbor's shed doug:. does commences but that in this explosion in salem. john richard and lawrence gillam are accused of putting explosives in the newspaper box of the rainbow times back in august. the men did not face hate crime charges there's not enough evidence to suggest they targeted the box for carrying and lgbt publication. a big mess in chelsea this morning. the police chief telling us a tractor-trailer hit a pole at broadway and williams taking a power lines and crews were sent to the scene to fix the problem. antoinette: an investigation is underway after a laser strikes a plane that was headed logan. the crew of united airlines flight 790 says it happened about nine miles northwest of

chicago landed without problems. laser strikes on planes are a growing problem in the u.s. with 7000 incidents reported nationwide last year alone. police in massachusetts are using stun guns at an all-time high. the herald says last year the weapons were used in more than 1100 incidents. this increase comes as more law enforcement agencies in the state can't approve to use them. of the highest incidence of officers forced to use stun guns were in new bedfor doug: the public health council will vote on the $1 billion hospital expansion which calls for a building to replace the green space. at 2:00 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. the famous citgo sign may have to be moved. boston university is selling the

that area. the landmark commission is trying to come up with the rules for the sign's future. the herald reporting the commission has ideas and will be seeking comments from the public. new jersey lawmakers demanding a federal investigation after last month deadly train crash. additional safety measures they fear may be lurking. iraqi forces make big gains in the request to drop isis forces out of mosul. comes to the hpv vaccine. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel

andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs.

to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte

doug: new jersey lawmakers calling for a federal safety investigation after this deadly train crash in hoboken. bob menendez and cory booker want to know whether a lack of funding prevented officials from adjusting safety needs. one person was killed and more an hoboken terminal last month. the engineer has said he has no memory of what happened. antoinette: to iraq where the assault on prices is moving more quickly than expected. special forces are advancing closer to mosul, pushing out militants along the way. u.s. military officials of there are warning this remains a

isis forging ahead. with kurdish and an iraqi special forces moving from village to village toward mosul. and isis, fighting back, torching oilfields to try to slow the troops from advancing. >> this is almost an apocalyptic scene. this guy has turned completely black. all across this battlefield isis has been setting fire to oil wells for cover. >> the fighting now just within miles of the embattled city and families continue to flee. some carrying white flags including a 16-year-old. who tells abc news for two years isis had come to his house to kill him and he would hide in his bedroom to stay alive.

trying to escape. eight say the primary concern for them is civilian safety. >> it is completely unsafe. a very risky journey. they are faced with this impossible choice. stay where they are or risk their lives going out. elizabeth: with people racing to get out of muscle we are told some isis militants have been found in that line of refugees. some posing as women. the philippines in the wake of a typhoon. the storm is the second to hit the philippines in less than a week. torrential rain and raging wind damaging billions -- damaging buildings. the storm is losing strength. antoinette: we have to remember this is what it's supposed to feel like this time of year. cindy: it has been a really nice morning with temperatures coming up nicely.

i'm let-up of a downer right now. right off to the west heading mostly to the north of clouds need to thicken up. so got vitamin d quickly. taking over as we get into the afternoon. i got a lot of sunshine. managed to come up into the lower 60's in boston. the wind coming in off the water . that easterly wind that will keep temperatures pretty much where they are along the coastline. about 10 to 15 miles per hour in easterly flow going all the way backo as well. high-pressure the reason it is sitting to our east in as it slides away it will allow this front of boundary to lift north. that will increase the clouds and eventually bring in wet weather. the first batch is missing us to the north and there are some lightning strikes west of the albany area. heavy rain moving into vermont. we are dealing with debris clouds that are starting to build in from the west. the temperatures have come up

in hyannis. close to 70 in new bedford. all the really warm air we had yesterday no sitting to our south. over the next 12 hours in boston temperatures are fairly steady but the clouds of building. into the evening hours there could be a couple of patches of drizzle. if you have evening plans, keep that in mind. by 6:00 :00 p.m. as we get into the overnight hours who starto drizzle, fog. kind of murky waking up under friday morning. temperatures holding in the 50 overnight. high temperatures on friday. it's going to be warmer than today. either side of 70 despite the fact we will clouds and rain at times coming up on friday. as the frontlets northward it brings warmer temperatures but it also brings the humidity. a muggy sort of tropical feel coming up on friday.

moisture at in the atlantic that which i defeat in and interact with that front. i think it's giving is heavier downpours as we go into friday night and perhaps saturday morning. it looks like a widespread one half inch to one inch of rain fall. another one setting up close at the coastline. as the storm pulls away saturday into sunday colder on the backside is going to bring first flicks of the season. white mountains. all looking at a little bit of snow as we headed to the off weekend. around here we are talking about mild temperatures. morning hours, mist and drizzle and as we get into the midday and afternoon hours there will be showers around. heavier rain happening friday evening and with us into saturday morning. during the afternoon i could be a little run showers ok.

saturday afternoon. 30 to 40 miles per hour on cape cod as we head into sunday. head of the charles forgot looks like the rovers will be battling wind. winds died down but the temperatures are chilly running in the 50's through next week. i think we said goodbye to 80 degrees until april. doug: focusing now on your health. recommendations for preteens when it comes to the hpv vaccine. says children need two doses instead of the previously recommended three. the panel points to several recent studies that show two doses is just as effective in preventing cervical cancer is three. experts hope this news will result in more kids getting the shot since it will take less time. a potential new tool in the backlog of the zika virus in florida. officials in miami want to use bats, like the flying ones.

known to spread seek. the first outbreak of book we transmitted seek a virus was reported in miami in july or it since then dozens of people have been infected. it may not seem like much but stopping to pick up a stray penny could lead to bigger bucks. the cities where fake pennies worth hundreds of dollars have

uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump?

ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible

doug: feeling lucky? you may want to pound the pavement. antoinette: allied bank has launched a lucky penny promotion pleasing 100 fake pennies and several states worth $1000 each. it will encourage americans the pennies are spread out the major cities including new york, l.a., chicago, miami, washington, dc. doug: you wonder if they only put them heads up. people don't pick them up when their tails. cindy: my kids do and they think

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