announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- antoinette: a mystery in new hampshire this morning. a teenage boy is missing. how police think the weather may have played a role in his disappearance. todd: clean-up underway after flash flooding wreaks havoc on parts of the state. assessing the damage that could lead to long-term problems. antoinette: family questions

where the investigation in boston's south end stands right now. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: and a good morning to you. just after 6:00 on this sunday, october 23. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: good morning, i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug this morning. no rain today. but all of us driving in this morning kind of got blown around a little bit, because it's blustery. we got blown around. the leaves are around. we're welcoming our newest member of stormteam 5, kelly ann cicalese. good morning. kelly ann: thanks. thank you. you know, it is a very blustery start. it's white-knuckle driving as we are seeing wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour especially moving through worcester county. wind advisories are in effect. that's the big impact for today. it's the showers of last night exiting our area. our satellite/radar imagery showing clouds lingering about but a lot of rain pushing to the

moving to the southcoast and cape, there's cool drizzle in place. outside of that, things are drying out. very cool start, though. woe are seeing 40's through much of our region. feeling like the 30's because of that strong wind in place. this is all wrapping in behind that system that pushed through for us yesterday. this same system bringing some snowfall as woe move into northern vermont and new hampshire as well. no snow locally, but we definitely are feeling that cool air. that will stay in place through the start of next week as well. winds a big factor. wind gusts up to 43 miles an hour in downtown worcester at this point. that will remain an issue throughout the afternoon as well, todd and antoinette. antoinette: all right, kelly ann, thank you. right now, investigators are trying to unravel the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a nashua teenager. todd: clues suggest this weekend's stormy weather may have had something to do with the tragedy. >> you get a lot of people that care about you. juli: a frantic message from

the 16-year-old from nashua left a friend's house friday night and never came home. >> last camera view that saw him walking, he actually disappeared right here, and they think he fell into a manhole and was swept into the river. juli: a passerby reported an open storm drain near main and water street. personal belongings but no i.d. were found beside it. jacob is seen in surveillance video holding >> they left a football home. he was headed home. he lives literally around the corner, two minutes from his house. juli: now multiple agencies are scouring the nashua and merrimack rivers as well as the storm drain system in that area. >> we walked every drain hole. juli: jacob's family conducting their own searching, never giving up hope. >> just hope maybe he might have fell in and he's hanging on.

we'll hear him. you know, can't stop trying, you know. juli: goulet is described as a white male, 5'8" and weighing 200 pounds, black hair, blue eyes. in the photo you saw of jacob, he is wearing the outfit he had on friday night. nashua police plan to release and update at noontime. stay with newscenter 5 as we bring you that. in nashua, new hampshire, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: people in worcester are cleaning up after friday night's toti the heavy rains dumped more than 5 inches of rain on the city in just a few hours. drainage systems backed up in several neighborhoods. the city experienced major flooding as well as power outages and those submerged cars. antoinette: because of the drought we're in, we were actually looking forward to some rainfall. we just didn't want it all at once. >> we're just trying to take stock today of where we're at and what the problems are immediately and then if we're going to have any long-term

impassable by the flooding have now reopened. todd: police make an arrest in connection with an attack on an mbta bus driver. the incident happened yesterday on the burlington mall route. the driver is recovering from minor injuries and is expected to be okay. antoinette: this morning, one of the boston police officers shot last week in east boston is out of the hospital. officer matthew morris was discharged from mgh yesterday. bpd says he's continuing treat the other officer who was injured, richard cintolo, was released from the hospital last week. the suspect in the shootout on gladstone street was killed. todd: right now we are learning more about the workers killed in a trench collapse in boston's south end. the two men trapped after a pipe burst friday and the trench filled with water. this morning a memorial is growing for 47-year-old robert higgins and 53-year-old kelvin mattocks. the two worked for atlantic

higgins' aunt says he was a kind and gentle person who was dedicated to his job. >> his death was tragic. and from what we've heard -- >> yeah. >> -- should not have happened. todd: 5 investigates uncovered other issues with atlantic drainage. they were find $20,000 by osha. dartmouth street from warren to tremont street is expected to be closed for several days during an investigation into t incident. antoinette: right now there's a murder investigation on cape cod after a double stabbing. this happened early yesterday morning at a house on beth lane in hyannis. police say when first responders arrived, they found two men suffering from stab wounds. 26-year-old thomas russell was pronounced dead at the scene. the other victim is hospitalized in critical condition. one person was taken into custody on a probation violation. this man arrested and charged with dui after police say he

the officer inside suffered serious injuries and was taken to the hospital for treatment. it happened saturday on route 18. 24-year-old ryan macaluso of burlington will face a judge tomorrow. todd: new details this morning surrounding the death of a bicyclist in worcester. police say 45-year-old ronald corey was killed when he apparently crashed into the back of a parked tow truck. he was found by police late thursday unconscious and suffering from serious injuries. police say the tow truck parked in the bike lane on southbridge street. antoinette: there is a yoga pants parade created in reaction to a newspaper editorial. the writer said he had seen enough, asking women to put away the yoga pants. hundreds plan to take part in the parade that will march right by the writer's home. the parade is scheduled to kick

why? todd: they look comfortable. antoinette: they are. they're super comfortable. all 10 pairs i have. todd: wow! antoinette: the population of a seasonal pest is on the rise. todd: the caterpillars making people itch and what experts say may be to blame for the population explosion. also, a mega media deal just steps away from closing. at&t says it's buying time warner. the massive price tag and who gets the final say in the deal. antoinette: flash flooding the clean-up in new hampshire and the rescues as those water levels rose. kelly ann: showers are fading but strong winds move in their

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todd: 6:12. an all-day cleanup for many after flash flooding in new hampshire. new market saw as much as 3 inches of rain. police shut down a section of main street for hours. nearly 2 feet of water pooled in one area causing problems for people living nearby. >> all of a sudden it was coming up through the floor and flooding up to our ankles. the car was over the tires. it was people canoeing and a nightmare. >> one gal down the street who we had to take through the window so the water didn't get in her apartment. todd: the high water also damaged several cars parked on the streets. antoinette: a population explosion in maine for a seasonal pest. brown tail moth caterpillars are -- not only are they eating every leaf in sight.

they can cause a rash like poison ivy. they're blamed for defoliating 63,000 trees this year, significantly more than last year. todd: a rainy day yesterday but a few areas actually saw snow. that's exactly what you're looking at here. antoinette: did santa come? kelly ann: a little early for that. todd: this picture from the national weather service shows there was snow in parts of western massachusetts yesterday. so kind of a crazy kelly ann: absolutely. todd: it started out rainy and humid. kelly ann: yes. todd: i took a nap after the show yesterday. antoinette: what would you know about rainy? only in the morning. todd: i went for a walk at 7:00 last night, and it was like breezy. antoinette: did you really wake up from your nap and go for a walk? todd: yeah. antoinette: good for you. kelly ann: it was such a complete switch of conditions. yesterday morning, it was almost tropical like. now we're heading out and it's starting to feel more like

rake today or do we wait a little longer? what do you think? kelly ann: in my opinion, just wait. because the winds are so strong, there's no point. the pile of leaves will blow all over the place. that's the major issue. those winds are going to be very strong. already seeing winds starting to gust near 45 miles per hour right now. so that's going to be a factor throughout the entire afternoon as well. radar imagery showing a lot of those showers starting to push off to our east. just a few lingering areas heading out to the south shore and south coast as well. clouds are thick for much of our region. we will be seeing clearing later on. we're seeing as we move out through southern portions of connecticut and new york, so that's eventually going to move in for us as we do see that sun break through for later this afternoon. the big storm system that's been impacting us this weekend with the rain and the cool air and the gusty winds, that's actually up in canada. so this is actually going to

tonight as well as we do see that wraparound of those gusty winds into our region. so breezy and cool throughout the forecast today, tonight, and even as we kick off the work week next week. your 12-hour forecast, we do see heavy clouds of this morning starting to clear as we progress into the afternoon. starting off in the 40's. starting to feel like the 30's with those strong winds, but this afternoon we will be inching toward those 50's. as we move into the forecast tonight, you will see another big cooldown. 'r rain. so we're dry as we head into the forecast this morning. clouds initially are very slow to pass, but they will be clearing as we head into the afternoon, and some good news there as we look for clearing conditions even through the forecast tonight. as far as our headlines, morning clouds giving way to some gusty winds this afternoon. early morning showers for your monday morning commute, something we will be watching, mainly a concern for the mass pike moving southward. that's something we'll be

clear this evening. heading out for the dinner plans, gusty but dry. tonight we're tracking more clouds into the area with some of those showers that will try to skirt by mainly staying to our south as we head into monday, late morning forecast as well. then we're eventually drying out as we head into monday afternoon. seven-day outlook, initially looking rather cool. we're starting off on the lower end of the scale. we're talking about morning showers, breezy conditions, and that continues through much of the week as well. those gty sticking around even into tuesday as we see that strong dip in the jet stream as we progress into the middle of next week. cool as we head into wednesday and thursday. temperatures staying in the lower 50's. it's those overnight temperatures that are really impressive as well. we're talking about low temperatures dropping near or even below freezing, and that likelihood of frost through much of next week as well, todd and antoinette. next friday, we'll start to warm

winter that is coming. antoinette: shhh. we don't talk about winter yet. todd: we just had sleigh bells on the air. 6:17. checking some of the other top stories happening this morning -- antoinette: a shoot-out in texas is under investigation. houston police say the constable was off-duty when he got into an argument with an acquaintance who allegedly tried to rob him. during the struggle, the suspect hit the deputy constable in the head with the gun, demanded money and began shooting. the deputy retur gunshot wounds this morning. todd: a mega media deal is a step closer to closing. at&t says it is buying time warner. the announcement after days of rumor. at&t will use its infrastructure to deliver time warner content, which includes hbo, cnn, warner brothers and other properties. the price tag -- $85.4 billion. the federal regulators will have the final say on whether that deal goes through. antoinette: security officials

of air strikes in its capital. the strikes come just hours after a 72-hour cease-fire expired. the attacks targeted military buildings belonging to rebels fighting the internationally recognized government. no word right now on any injuries or damages. announcer: now here's josh brogadir with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. josh: bears on ice trying to finally beat the canadiens at home and win their third straight game overall. tuukka rask. he didn't dress for the game and is day to day. backup anton khudobin faced 29 shots. here's one he couldn't stop. after a scoreless first period, brendan gallagher gets the best of him. 1-0 habs in the second. then ryan spooner, a healthy scratch in the home opener on thursday, with a nice goal on

of the season for the bruins. now 3-2. but the canadiens not done. tory mitchell loses part of his face as he comes through the zone, still able to get the puck past the goalie. ninth straight loss to montreal at home including the winter classic at gillette. 4-2 the final. it's like the world series of chess. terry francona versus joe maddon. the last two outs tonight, a double play to end it. cubs beat one of baseball's best in clayton kershaw of the dodgers, 5-0. they haven't won the world series since 1908. and you know what? they'rin 1999. the indians haven't won the world series only since 1948. pats and steelers 4:25 p.m. get that yard work done early. i'm josh brogadir. that's sports. antoinette: the new national museum of african american history is already sold out. todd: admission to the museum is free, but date-specific tickets are required for entry. all tickets are gone through march of next year. the museum is in washington. it opened back in september. officials initially expected

but nearly 30,000 people have attended the museum on an almost daily basis. a-plus takes us to new bedford this morning. antoinette: i'll introduce you to a high school senior who's making the grade inside and outside the classroom. todd: a massive cyber-attack affecting major websites. how your household devices could have played a role. and a live look at the mass pike which is fairly empty at this early hour, as you would expect on a sunday morning. it's a blustery sunday morning. still 47 degrees here in needham. that thermometer has not moved at all. it's going to be a windy day, but the sun will shine. ? keep on smiling with dunkin's delicious reese's peanut butter doughnut square. frosted with chocolate and filled with reese's peanut butter buttercream. taste the fave you crave today. america runs on dunkin'. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire,

introduced bipartisan training initiatives 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 and i approved this message. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

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macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. kelly ann: we saw some very impressive winds, up to 50 miles an hour. even this morning, you're heading out. it's a blustery start. that's the major factor throughout the afternoon as well. good news, the rain of last night is exiting our region as it's pushing off tth morning. that sun will be breaking out as you're heading to the head of the charles this afternoon. eventually clearing out, but those winds will be gusting near 40 miles per hour even in the height of the afternoon. we'll be staying dry throughout the day, though, antoinette. our next chance of rain early tomorrow morning. antoinette: okay, kelly ann. thank you. moving from school to school can be tough on a kid, but try moving from country to country. for this week's a-plus student, learning several languages made reading and writing pretty

explains how he overcame that obstacle to become a star student on campus. take one look at jay soares and it's not hard to see why he's the big man on campus, but it hasn't always come so easy for him. moving around a lot as a child. >> here, congo, south africa. i visited my grandfather in france. antoinette: and you were born in -- >> zambia. antoinette: speaking four languages made reading and writing confusing for him. >> i was always like looked at as the kid that's not that smart. >> but the way he looks at it, making it a negative or positive, he saw that as him having more instruction to become a greater reader. antoinette: now a senior, jay is excelling in his area of expertise -- stationary engineering. and he really knows his stuff.

exchanges work, different kinds of pumps, different kinds of boilers, what's the difference between a water tube boiler and a fire tube boiler. antoinette: on top of that knowledge, jay is a three-sport athlete including football. just when you think he can't pile any more on his plate, he works three jobs, too. >> stay busy. when you're not busy, bad things happen. antoinette: that work ethic drive and tenacity soares of new bedford voc tech this year's a-plus. i felt like a serious under-achiever. he's already gotten a job offer. he wants to go to college. he's going to do both. that continues right on into his college years. todd: awesome. love that drive, that ambition. as we continue, only on 5, vice presidential candidate tim kaine in boston. antoinette: his reaction on the

one-on-one interview only on 5. todd: a bomb squad at walmart. antoinette: it's dark, it's early. 6:26. dealing with wind as you head out this morning. 47 degrees as we kick off your 47 degrees as we kick off your sunday. 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? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. 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

announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- kelly ann: rain is shipping out, wind is moving in.

tomorrow morning. todd: a local teenager missing this morning. why investigators think weather may have played a role. antoinette: only on 5, vice presidential candidate tim kaine speaking out on the rumors of a wikileaks bombshell. the east coasxclusive one-on-on interview here in boston. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. todd: 6:30 and 47 degrees on this blustery sunday morning. good morning. good to have youit i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese, your first weekend with us here on the eyeopener. and you are getting a taste of everything. it was a little tropical feeling in the morning. man, did it just turn around. kelly ann: talk about a complete 180. yesterday felt like you wanted summer clothes on. early this morning, now it's the winter gear for sure. it's feeling like 30.

car. kelly ann: that's how you know it is feeling cooler as we see 45 in downtown boston, but it's not dealing like it. it's all about those winds and that wind-chill factor as we are seeing temperatures feeling like 39 degrees. that's all thanks to that wind pushing out of the west right now at 22 miles per hour. those wind gusts occasionally up into the 30's. so that's a major factor with the temperature and how it feels today. and it will remain a factor into the afternoon with those gusty winds. still seeing lingering showers heading out toward the cape and the south shore, but outside of that, mainly starting to dry out as we see clouds slowly starting to push eastward. you can see thinning of the clouds, especially for some of our western sections. clouds continue to shift off to our east. satellite and radar imagery showing some of those showers of snow coming into northern

here locally, we're looking to stay dry until our next chance of rain. todd: police in nashua, new hampshire, fear that a missing teenager may have fallen into an open storm drain. 16-year-old jacob goulet was last seen walking to a friend's house. he was caught on surveillance camera near that area and some belongings found nearby. antoinette: neighbors in worcester mopping up after this weekend's flooding rain, the storm dumping more than 4 inches of rain several cars and basements were flooded from the high water that raced through the streets. todd: officials are searching for answers after the deaths of two workers killed in a flooded trench. 47-year-old robert higgins and 53-year-old kelvin mattocks died after a pipe broke. 5 investigates uncovered previous safety issues with atlantic drain services in roslindale where the men worked. commitment 2016 now -- donald trump derails his own

a speech at gettysburg on saturday. antoinette: the republican did talk about policy but not before he launched a very pointed attack. hillary clinton with tim kaine and donald trump with mike pence barnstorming battleground states. >> you have 17 days, that's all. antoinette: with time running out to overtake clinton in the polls, trump unveiled his first 100 days agenda. >> cancel every unconstitutional executive on and order issued by president obama. antoinette: and he pushed back hard against sexual misconduct allegations made against him by 11 women. >> the events never happened, never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> if he's president, he'll spend his time suing women who have made charges against him

antoinette: clinton in pittsburgh hoping to lock up pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes. >> if you do know people who are thinking about voting for our opponent -- >> nope! >> well, you may. [laughter] you know, i hope you will stage an intervention. [laughter] >> how's it going, everybody? antoinette: she rallied star power as miley cyrus knocked on dorm room doors at george mason university in search of votes. and in las vegas, it was katy perry lobbying for early voting. lawyer gloria allred appeared with another woman who said trump kissed her without consent. todd: early voting begins on monday. this is the first time early voting has been allowed in the state. voters can cast an early ballot by mail or in person in most

36 other states also offer early voting. more than 5.3 million votes have already been cast so far. that significantly outpaces early voting for the 2012 election. experts say as much as 40% of all ballots will be cast before election day. only on 5 this morning, tim kaine reacts to the threat from wikileaks. the site claiming it has a surprise in store for him between now and election day. antoinette: hillary clinton's running mate sat down to talk about that and the democrats' chs congress. newscenter 5's david bienick with the exclusive interview. david: in the basement of a downtown hotel, tim kaine gave his reaction to wikileaks. are there stel skeletons in your closet? >> i am completely not worried about it. david: wikileaks tweeted it has a surprise in store for kaine and democratic national committee chairwoman donna brazile.

hard they're trying to influence an american election working together with the government of russia and that they're getting nowhere. david: 2 1/2 weeks before election date, kaine is sounding more and more confident. he recently hired his own transition director. but he doesn't think it's likely democrats will win control of the white house and both houses of congress. >> to get things done in the senate, we're going to need to have republican votes. i think the likelihood is to get things done in the house, we'll need to have republican votes. how many votes, we'll see afterl david: if republicans and democrats split control of the senate with 50 seats each, the constitution gives the tie-breaking vote to the vice president. would you vote how tim kaine wants to vote or how much would you vote the way hillary clinton wants you to vote? >> we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. i mean, i'm going to vote my informed conscience, is the way i've voted. david: with five more states set to vote on whether to legalize

seems to favor a hands-off approach by the federal drug enforcement agency. >> this is not a subject i've talked at length to secretary clinton to. i think letting states be kind of laboratories of policy on this and then see how it goes is not all bad. david: kaine knows one thing for sure. three weeks from now, he'll be on the virginia coast with his family celebrating the end of the campaign, win or lose. in boston, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: a group of trump supporte i sox ace curt schilling, taking to city hall plaza in boston. the hashtag her lives matter -- >> if you're not going to be informed, you shouldn't vote. the result of this election is going to change what this country is in a good way or a bad way.

antoinette: he wants to challenge elizabeth warren in 2018 but wants to make sure his family is on board. a similar rally will be held today in concord, new hampshire. todd: going against the mass teachers association. house speaker robert deleo says he will vote for more charter schools. he announced his support for question 2 on wcvb's "on the record." >> look, i decided to do what i fe whatever the political ramifications may be, it's -- i think, again, it's the right thing to do. todd: you can watch the complete interview today on the record followed by "matter of fact" and "cityline." antoinette: a coach is off the job after being arrested. eric robinson was arrest north dakota lynn wednesday after

a neighborhood known for prostitution. he pleaded not guilty to committing an unnatural act. 5 on the opioid crisis. cities and towns across new england taking part in drug takeback days. lynn, peabody and saugus among those participating this weekend. in april, massachusetts disposed of more than 25,000 drugs over the course of four hours. boxes of prescription drugs were also collected across new police say the effort helps reduce the risk of prescription medicines that are being mishandled. todd: a scare at a new hampshire walmart. someone reported a suspicious package in the parking lot. customers had to stay inside the store as police checked out the box. it turned out to be an old propane tank inside of a cardboard box. the box was taped and placed upside-down in a shopping carriage. >> we'll take a look at it. we secured the package and the

police station and we'll see if we can find out who the owner of the propane tank is and give them a call and find out why they left it at walmart. todd: the investigation is continuing. police are still trying to find out who left the box in the parking lot. back in business after a cyber-attack. antoinette: the virus hackers used to hit a local company and why you should be worried too. todd: thousands taking on the head of the charles this weekend. the action from the first day of e are competing. kelly ann: sunshine returns today, but winds are going to be strong. plus, i'm tracking the next chance for rain.

interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps!

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todd: the investigation continues into a series of cyber-attacks that took down a number of websites including twitter and netflix. hackers went after dyn. the attack came from tens of millions of interconnected devices infected with malware. >> literally, the virus will go into people's homes. it will go onto your device and it will launch an attack at some

to some of the largest web properties and enterprises in the world, just happened to be the target. todd: dyn says it may be impossible to tell who is responsible for the attack. antoinette: okay. not exactly ideal conditions yesterday, but thousands braved the wet weather along the banks of the charles. it's all for the 52nd head of the charles regatta, a rowing competition that's world-renowned. dozens of olympians are racing, competed in rio. you can still catch the races from 8:00 to 5:00 today. announcer: now, your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. todd: the weather for the head of the charles going to be better today. kelly ann: the winds are still a huge factor that will not only

people who are rowing. it's going to be a headwind. it's not going to rain. we have gusty winds. even though we're reaching into the 50's, it's going to feel quite a bit cooler. the wind-chill factor something you have to consider even though our temperatures are in the 40's. it's feeling like the 30's. showers are exiting as they're pushing off the coast at this point. a few areas of lingering drizzle as you're moving into the south otherwise, things are drying out finally as we are starting to see some of the clouds overhead starting to thin out and progress eastward out of the region. that sunshine will be breaking through later today. unfortunately, not a big warm-up expected with that sun. we still have this wraparound air with this system over canada. this is going to bring breezy and cool conditions and block it in place for today and even as we progress into the start of

so the forecast ahead today, not as muggy as yesterday morning. temperatures we saw yesterday morning in the 50's and 60's not too far off from our highs for today as we move into the north shore. you can see most temperatures reaching into the 50's. we have morning clouds. winds gusting between 15 and 25 miles an hour. and for bedford, we're seeing temperatures in the forecast ahead looking to stay toward the lower tuesday, we're topping out in the upper 40's. worcester county did see some really impressive wind gusts last night. winds gusting near 60 miles an hour. for today, if you're heading out, winds gusting near 45 miles an hour will be possible. even though winds will remain a factor, they will slowly die down into the forecast monday and tuesday. those temperatures staying cool as we top out in the lower 40's for worcester heading into tuesday afternoon.

we see temperatures in the mid to upper 50's as we move down into our far southern extents, feeling a warm-up. those winds going to make it feel cooler. that's more so the case as we head out toward the cape where wind gusts this afternoon near 45 miles per hour can't be ruled out. so cool air and blustery air still in place for the forecast. the cold front for tonight not a huge factor. don't be surprised if you're heading out tomorrow morning, showers skirt ony morning commute. things looking relatively dry. your morning shower chance, that's what we're tracking for your monday. at this point, it's mainly going to be a concern as you're traveling to the south as that pushes through our area. you can see through the futurecast, it's skirting by just south of the mass pike as we head into monday morning and afternoon. the rest of the seven-day staying mainly dry, though. it's not until next friday we see our next chance of showers bringing in warmer air. before that point, things are

overnight hours looking to stay just around freezing if not just a tad below. so frost going to be a major factor next week. >> let's go! >> the cubs have won the pennant! todd: find somebody to hug. for the first time in decades, they're going to the world series. the cubs blanked the l.a. dodgers 5-0 st now they're ready to sweep aside the curse of the billy goat, hug each other, and take on the cleveland indians. the majority of the party was peaceful with few arrests. game one is tuesday night with the cubs opening as a heavy favorite to win their first crown since 1908. antoinette: look at them cheer. it's like the won the world series already. it's awesome for the cubs.

when you think of sunapee, the new hampshire ski resort comes to mind. antoinette: often overlooked is the town. shayna: it's not more than a bend in the road, a restaurant, a country gift shop and more boats than cars. there's little here to suggest that this peaceful spot spawned one of the world's most notorious rock bands. >> you'll see them around the harbor sometimes. shayna: sunapee is where a young joe perry teamed up with steven tallarico, later steven tyler. steven tyler still has a house on the lake. and for the curious, the best view might be from the decks of this vessel. >> it's a restaurant ship.

during the fall, we do weekends and wednesdays. shayna: tim's family operates the vessel. today, things are quite a bit quieter. >> nothing like any of the big lakes on the weekend. we have loons out there. we have great views of the mountain. woe have highlands. it's a great place to be. shayna: the two-hour cruise features a buffet and full bar. >> a great way to experience the lake. we have an upstairs and a downstairs. people love the upstairs because it has the outer deck. people love the downstairs because it's closer to the food and the bar, but it's a great time. antoinette: yeah, buffet makes everything better. tomorrow on "chronicle," the colors of fall look best in vermont. j.c. views them by bike. plus ferrying across the border,

streets and back roads of the champlain valley. todd: doesen "chronicle" make you want to travel? as we continue, a search underway for a missing teen in nashua, new hampshire. antoinette: why police say the weather could have played a role in his disappearance. also, clean-up continues after

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antoinette: right now the search continues for a missing teenager in nashua, new hampshire. police fear 16-year-old jacob goulet may have fallen into an open storm drain on friday night. he was last seen heading home from a friend's house during friday night's flooding rains. police found some of his belongings near that open manhole. todd: the this weekend's flooding rain. the storm dumped more than # inches on the city friday. several cars and basements were flooded from the high water that raced through the streets. antoinette: a suspect is under arrest after an attack on an mbta bus driver. the bus was traveling on the burlington mall route when the bus driver was assaulted. the driver is recovering from minor injuries and expected to

todd: officials are searching for answers after the death of two workers in a flooded trench. they died after a pipe broke. 5 investigates uncovered previous safety issues with atlantic drain services in roslindale where the men worked. antoinette: this morning, one of the boston police officers shot last week in east boston is out of the hospital. officer matthew morris was discharged from mgh yesterday. he is continuing treatment for his the other officer who was injured, richard cintolo, was released from the hospital last week. the suspect in the shoot-out on gladstone street was killed. todd: there's a murder investigation on cape cod after a double stabbing. this happened early saturday morning at a house on beth lane in hyannis. police say when first responders arrived, they found two men suffering from stab wounds. 26-year-old thomas russell was pronounced dead at the scene. the other victim is hospitalized in critical condition.

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