>> now -- >> a mystery in new hampshire this morning. a teenage boy is missing. how police think the weather may have played role in his disappearance. >> cleanup underway after flash flooding wreaks havoc on parts of the state. assessing the damage that could lead to long-term problems. >> family questions after a trench tdy now. >> you are watching wcvb. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good morning. it's sunday october 23. i'm antoinette antonio. >> and i'm todd kazakiewich in

it is dry as you head out on sunday afternoon. skies are starting to clear overhead and that rings in the sunshine for later today. temperatures slowly go to the 50's. we still have that storm system, with brought the showers and the gusty wind that night. we do see a likelihood of wind gusts over 35 miles an hour and we are already seeing that there. a brightening sky in the upper 40's after dropping into the mid-40's overnight. it is because of the wind that we have the wind chill factor. the field like is in the upper 30's to lower 40's. antoinette: investigators are trying to unravel the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a nashua teenager. todd: clues suggest this

tragedy. the eye's juli mcdonald explains what police have discovered so far. >> a lot of people out there care about you. come home. >> a frantic message from family members who love the 16-year-old from nashua who left a friend is friday night and never came home. >> the last camera view that saw him walking, he disappeared right here. i think he fell into a maine and water street. seen in surveillance video holding those items before he disappeared. >> he was headed home and lived around the corner two minutes from his house. >> multiple agencies are scouring the rivers as well as the entire underwater storm drain system in the area. >> we yelled into every

conducting their own search, never giving up hope. >> i hope maybe he fell in and was hanging on and maybe he is too cold to yell and we will see and hear him. we cannot stop trying. >> he is wearing the outfit he had on friday night in this photo. 5. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a security scare from philadelphia to boston this morning. all passengers were ordered off the plane moments before takeoff after the captain learned a couple ended up on the wrong plane.

-- thee couple boarded more than an hour and 45 minutes early through a jetway door that was left unopened overnight. the plane was searched and passengers moved to another plane. it is unclear how the plane was left unsecured. antoinette: people in worcester are still cleaning up after friday night's torrential downpours. 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 submerged cars. >> because of the drought, we were looking forward to rainfall. we are trying to take stock of where we are at and what the problems are immediately. antoinette: roads made impassible by the flooding have now re-opened. todd: police make an arrest in connection with an attack on a mbta bus driver. the incident happened yesterday on the bus along the burlington

the driver is recovering from minor injuries and is expected to be ok. t police have not revealed the possible motive for the assault. 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 treatment for his injuries at the other officer injured richard cintolo was released from the hospital last week. the suspect in the shootout on gladstone street was killed. todd: right now we're 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 drain in roslindale. higgins's aunt says he was a kind and gentle person who was dedicated to his job. >> his death was tragic. it should not have happened. todd: 5 investigates uncovered previous safety issues with atlantic drain services. the company was cited for 8

officials said dartmouth street from warren to tremont streets is expected to be closed for several days during an investigation into the incident. antoinette: right now there's a murder investigation on cape cod, after a double stabbing. it 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. one person was taken into custody on a probation violation. this man arrested and charged with dui after police say he crashed into a east bridgewater police cruiser. the officer inside did suffer 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

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 was parked in the bike lane on southbridge street. the crash is still under investigation. antoinette: today residents in a barrington, rhode island neighborhood will walk in a yoga pants parade. the parade was planned in reaction to a recent newspaper editorial. it in the man says he's seen enough asking women to put away the yoga pants. hundred plan to take part in the parade that will march by the writer's home. the parade is scheduled to kick off at two. todd: and the weather should cooperate. antoinette: the population of a seasonal pest on the rise. todd: the caterpillars making people itch and what experts say may be to blame population explosion. a mega media deal just steps away from closing.

gets the final say in the deal. antoinette: flash floods affecting other areas in new england. the cleanup in new hampshire and the rescues as water levels rose. kelly: showers are finally leaving but in their place >> monday morning on the eye, college shopping season is underway. >> three mistakes students can make that can cost the family. >> and a cold start to t i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it.

ese missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. i'm kelly ayotte.: and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty --

e new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... i'll never stop fighting for you. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money xisting public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too.

todd: an all day cleanup for many after flash floodin n newmarket saw as much as three inches of rain. police shutdown a section of main street for hours because of the heavy flooding, nearly 2 feet of water pooled in one area casing problems for people living nearby. >> they were coming through the floor, and flooding up to our ankles. it was over the tires and people

>> one girl did not get into her apartment. todd: the high water also damaged several cars parked on the street. the heavy rain also flooded streets in portland, maine. the portland jetport reported nearly 4 inches of rain after friday night's downpour. no serious damage has been reported and most of the water has already receded. antoinette: a population explosion in maine for a seasonal pest brown tail moth caterpillers, are not only are they eating every leaf in t making people itch. their tiny, poisonous hairs can cause a rash much like poison ivy. they are being blamed for defoliating about 63,000 trees this fall, that's significantly more than last year. the dry weather may be to blame. todd: take a look at this photo. a wet and rainy day for many of us yesterday but a few areas saw snow. these pictures from the national weather service show the flakes

warm up to the point where none of that will accumulate. >> this is something mainly out in the higher elevations. >> we do not like using that word before december but it sometimes happens. a bit of a cooldown will lead us into a windy late morning afternoon forecast. miles an hour last night. we have several reports of downed trees and power lines. we see the likelihood of wind gusts around 40 miles an hour. still strong. the wind will make the temperatures feel chilly as you

we see brightening skies throughout the afternoon. still feeling influence at all the showers over the weekend is bringing the breezy and cool conditions through the forecast today and asked we kick off the work week. we are going to see a nice and clear skies in the afternoon. that is one thing to look forward to. eventually, you move toward the monday morning forecast, the clouds are spreading through and that is something we're tracking late morning monday. mainly from south, that is where we are watching tomorrow. troublesome with the showers pushing through. very light and quick to pass

tomorrow afternoon, we are clearing out as the sunshine pushes in from the west tomorrow. temperatures are looking to tie that in the 50's. even out toward the cape as well. it will feel cooler. wind chill is a huge factor am i making the temperatures feel more like the lower 50's to the upper 40's in the afternoon. even as we entered tuesday, we still have the influence of that huge -- that will lot in place not only the gusty wind but the cool conditions as well. near freezing temperatures. notice as we move toward the late portion of the work week, we inch back toward the upper 50's. the price to pay for the warm-up will be a chance of showers

is we will get out of the freezing rain once again. todd: thank you very much. a mega media merger is a step closer. antoinette: at&t says it is buying time warner. the announcement happening after days of rumors. at&t will use its infrastructure to deliver time warner content, which includes hbo, cnn, and warner brothers. the price-tag? $85.4 billion. federal regulators will have the final say on whether the deal goes through. todd: right now, defense secretary ash carter is in iraq he wants to get a closer look at the fight against isis in mosul. he has been in the war torn country all weekend, meeting with top military leaders and iraq's prime minister. more than 100 u.s. special operations forces are working along side the kurds and iraqi military commandos in the fight for mosul. antoinette: security officials in yemen say a saudi-led coalition has launched a series

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 and injuries or damage. todd: protests over the construction of the dakota access oil pipeline lead to arrests in north dakota. police say tensions escalated when they tried to move the 300 demonstrators off private property. sheriff's deputies used pepper spray to break up the crowd. more than 80 people are facing charges. >> bears on ice, trying to finally be the canadians at home and when the third straight game of role. he did not dress for the game and the day today faced 29 shots and here is one of them they cannot stop.

on thursday. only the second power-play goal of the season for the bruins. the canadians are not done. torrey mitchell loses part of the face, somehow able to get a pass to the goalie. 4-2 is the final. it is like the world series of chest. the last two outs tonight, a double play to end it. the dodgers, 5-0. they have not won the world series since 1908 and they will party like it is 1999. the indians have not won the world series only since 1948. get your yard -- yard work done early. antoinette: six bottles of wine

the wine was sold to a bidder at the christie's auction. the wine is among the most valuable in the world. do you actually drink that if you spend the money? todd: it is an investment but once you drink it it is gone to you are talking to a guy who cannot afford it anyway. 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. the museum is in washington. it opened in september. officials initially expected around 7,000 visitors per day. but nearly 30,000 people attend the museum almost daily. a-plus takes us to new bedford this morning. antoinette: i'll introduce you to a high school senior that is

todd: a massive cyber attack affecting major websites. how your household devices could have played a role. a live look right now over the city of boston. 51 degrees. we might see 60 today. but it is gorgeous. we have got some sun. it will be a brisk day. just stay in and forget about raking. we wil many of my guests have told me that there is no way that they would have been able to take the trips that they were taking if they hadn't had the option of staying in an airbnb. airbnb is bringing business to the local small businesses. we send our guests to the local restaurants and the local businesses. it's a symbiosis between the hosts and the small businesses

you know me. th kelly ayotte.hire this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire.

>> temperatures in the 40's. downtown boston, 49 degrees now. we are seeing beautiful skies. we will make it from the last. 45 mile possible wind gusts. though the thermometer will reach the mid-to-upper 50's, cooler because of those limbs. antoinette: bring in jackets.

learning several languages made reading and writing difficult. i caught up with jay soares, who explains how he overcame that obstacle to become a star student on campus. >> take one look at j, and it is not hard to see why he is a big man on campus. >> congo, south africa, and i visited my grandfather in france before. >> speaking four languages, pork cheese english, spanish, made reading and writing confusing for him. >> i was looked at as the kid not that smart. >> he saw that as him being able to become a better reader.

technical high school, he is excelling at his area of the tease. stationary engineering. he knows his stuff. >> help him's work and heat exchanges work, different kinds of boilers, what is the difference between the open heat and closing heat exchange. >> he is a three sport athlete, including football. just when he thinks he cannot pile anymore on his works three jobs. >> stay busy. because bad things happen if you are not busy. >> the work ethic makes him this week's a+. >> he does so much and he is always staying busy. he stays out of trouble. >> he is working and studying and speaking all those language and he smiles. very happy.

candidate tim kaine in boston. antoinette: his reaction on the new wikileaks rumors, and the one-on-one interview you'll see only here. todd: the bomb squad called to a local walmart. the suspicious package that forced shoppers in new hampshire to shelter-in-place. kelly: traffic moving along very smoothly. a lot of sunshine out there.

interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. 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! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote.

>> gusty winds will keep us feeling chilly throughout the day. plus the potential for rain with your monday morning commute. todd: a local teenager missing this morning. why investigators think weather may have played a role in his disappearance. >> only on 5. vice presidential candidate tim kaine, speaking out on the rumors of a wikileaks bombshell. the exclusive one-on-one

>> you are watching wcvb. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. todd: we are up to 62 degrees. good to have you this morning. you have been getting a taste of new england. >> wrapping over the past few days. we start off with heavy flooding. still not completely outside of that advisory. the wind advisory is in effect until 6:00 this evening. wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour possible. one piece of bright news is we see the sun breaking out. it will stage ryan the

north. the same system not only brought rain locally but also brought some snow showers moving to vermont and new hampshire and the few places last night as well. you will see temperatures are slow to warm. we are just barely getting out of the 40's especially for inland locations. inching toward the mid-50's, but you really have to keep in mind that wind the day. antoinette: thank you. a security scare. they got on the plane through a door that was left unlocked overnight. the plane was searched and all of the passengers were moved to another plane. todd: police in new hampshire

16-year-old jacob goulet was last seen walking to a friend's house during friday's storm. he was caught on surveillance camera near that area and some of his belongs were also found nearby. antoinette: neighbors in worcester are still mopping up after this weekend's flooding rain. the storm dumped more than 4 inches of rain on the city friday. several cars and basements were flooded from the high water that raced through the streets. a new poll a double-digit lead over donald trump. the abc tracking poll shows clinton with 50% to trump's 38%. the results are a dramatic shift from the polls released two weeks ago. clinton is beating trump by 20 points. todd: getting back on message.

the republican talked about policy but not before he launched a pointed attack. >> hillary clinton with tim kaine. donald trump with mike pence. mr. trump: you have 17 days, that is all. >> with time running out, trump unveiled his first 100 days agenda. mr. trump: cancel every unconstitutional executive action, issued by president obama. >> he pushed back hard against sexual conduct allegations made against him. mr. trump: the events never happened, never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> if he is president, he will spend his times elite women who

people thinking about voting for our opponent, you may. i hope you will stage an intervention. at george mason university -- >> at george mason univers staging a vote. las vegas, katy perry lobbied for early voting. >> she was sued by another woman said he kissed her without permission years ago. >> voters can come -- cast an

voters can cast an early ballot by mail or in person in most cities. 36 other states also offer early voting. more than 5.3 million votes have already been cast so far. that significantly outpaces early voting the 2012 election. experts say that as much as 40% of all ballots will be cast before election day. only on 5: 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' chances of taking control of congress. newscenter 5s >> good morning, senator. >> in the basement of a downtown boston hotel tim kaine gave his first reaction to a new threat from wikileaks. >> there are no skeletons in your closet? mr. tim kaine: i am completely not worried about it. >> on thursday, wikileaks tweeted it has a surprise in store for kaine. and democratic national committee chairwoman donna brazile. >> i think the supplies will be

working together with the government of russia and getting nowhere. >> two and a half weeks before election day, kaine is sounding more and more confident. he recently hired his own transition director. but he doesn't think it's likely democrats will likely win control of the white house and both houses of congress. >> we will need to have republican votes. the likelihood is to get things done in the house, we need republican votes. >> if republicans and democrats end up splitting control of the senate with 50 seats each the constitution gives the tie-breaking vote to the vice >> how much would you vote the way hillary clinton wants you to vote? >> i will vote my informed conscience, that is the way i have voted. >> whether to legalize recreational marijuana, tim kaine seems to favor a hands-off approach.

administration. >> letting states be laboratories of policy on this and see how it goes, it is not all bad. >> 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 supporters including former red sox ace, curt schilling taking to city hall plaza in boston. rally was held saturday afternoon. schilling was questioned about encouraging some people not to vote. >> if you will not be informed, i do not think you should vote. the outcome of the election will fundamentally change what the election is in a good way or a bad way.

>> schilling says he wants to challenge massachusetts senator elizabeth warren in 2018 but he wants to make sure his family is onboard with that decision. 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 will vote for more charter schools in the state. the beacon hill power player and democrat first announced his support for question 2 on wcvb's on the record. watch the complete interview -- >> i decided to do what i feel for the students, whatever the political ramifications. the rice into do. todd: watch the complete interview with house speaker robert deleo today on on the record, followed by matter of fact with soledad o'brien, and cityline. antoinette: right now, a local high school soccer coach off the job after being arrested last week. eric robinson resigned from his coaching job at swampscott high school. he was arrested in lynn wednesday after allegedly picking up a woman in an area known for prostitution. police say robinson and the woman engaged in a sexual act in

he pleaded not guilty to committing an unnatural act. five on the opioid crisis, cities and towns across new england taking part in drug take back days. lynn, peabody, and saugus among those participating this weekend. in april massachusetts disposed of more than 25,000 drugs over 4 hours. boxes of prescription drugs were also collected across new hampshire. police say the effort helps to reduce the risk of prescriptions medicines being mishandled. todd: a scare at a new hampshire walmart. the nashua bomb squad was called to the store in hudson after 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 will take a look at it and

out what they are doing with that package and why they left it at walmart. todd: police ask anyone with information to give them a call. 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 the race and the olympians that are competing. kell but winds are going to be strong. plus, i'm tracking the next chance for rain. i'll have that timeline ahead. follow your own sense of style... because, you want to be confident. t.j.maxx really helped us express our creative side. that's the best part. you don't know what you're going to find. i always find great deals on shoes... purses... we're a team. yeah. maxx life at t.j.maxx. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model.

but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. 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

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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. please vote yes on question 2. todd: the investigation continues into a series of cyber attacks that took down a number of popular websites, including twitter and netflix, hackers went after dyn a manchester, new hampshire-based company that provides domain name services. executives at dyn say the attack came from tens of millions of internet-connected devices that were infected with malware. dyn says it may be impossible to tell who is responsible for the attack.

banks of the charles river. it's the 52nd head of the charles regatta, a rowing competition renowned around the world. dozens of olympians are racing, including the us women's eight, who just won gold in rio. races are underway right now gh todd: those pictures look beautiful. >> they do look gorgeous. is this ongoing going to warm it up a bit? >> it will not be a huge warm-up. it will not be that cool and cloudy condition that we saw yesterday and showers. >> the big question is to rake or not? >> you can if you want to

from the wind. the wind advisory is in effect. wind gusts at 45 miles an hour possible. strong enough wind that downed trees are not completely out of the question. we got many reports of downed power lines. it is nice and clear on the radar. clouds pushing off the coast. sunshine as we move through th factor is the wind. because they are relatively close to each other, we see the wind moving into the area. that is why it is so strong in the region. the big question is, very chilly early this morning. inland, we are holding onto the

mid-50's, burlington at the height of the afternoon. not bad temperature wise but the wind will make it feel cooler. a huge factor heading into tomorrow and tuesday. mostly sunny skies with temperatures at the lower end of the scales. lower 40's heading into tuesday. temperatures closer to 50. tomorrow, not much change there. wind being sustained between 15 and 25. hold onto the hats and make sure you know the wind will make the upper 50's quite a bit cooler and in the lower 50's. 57 for a high today and temperatures just about the same up to 50's expected.

a cool down and we will see the lows drop as well. we are talking about temperatures falling down to the freezing point by thursday morning. low pressure with gusty wind in the area. that will bring some rain moving mainly from the southward, that rain is barely going by. windy as we head into the forecast ahead. breezy and cool conditions. tuesday, we do see near freezing temperatures at night. it bit of a warm-up, something we will see heading late into the work week. friday, the upper 50's. the price to pay for the warm-up

>> the cubs have won the pennant. >> for the first time in decades, they are going to the world series. five-zero in game six in the championship series last night, they are ready to sweep aside the purse of the billy goat and take on the indians. only a few arrests. heavy favorite since 19 -- 1908. >> can you imagine what they're are feeling in chicago right now? we can imagine it. >> this week's high 5 highlights chilly fives. -- fries.

>> the stadium was built 80 years ago. babe ruth and lou gehrig's both played baseball here. in 1960, the patriots held their first scrimmage inside these walls. over the past eight decades, the young men have made a trek to practice games, by bus and car and bike and foot. -- [indiscernible] >> you think everyone who comes to the home or away games, they are always there. everyone is proud. >> they have kicked off five straight wins.

does programs they have not been since 2004, 2002 respectively. they are one win away from another postseason -- pride is everywhere. >> we do not want to be known as the program that could happen good or was not known at all. >> a potent aerial attack and a mixture of kids who are pass and it -- passionate about the city and their coach. is something special this year? >> it is close to we are there. they are gamers. >> the head coach is all about inclusion. they actually gave a game ball to the cheerleaders whose contribution see the value immensely. it is all about the brown and gold. you are accountable to

>> the first game and 50 or 60 years. we went in there and put a smile on the face. >> that is part of what galvanizes the group. >> the brown and gold pride, we love it. todd: a sh now for a missing teen in nashua new hampshire. antoinette: why police say weather could have played a role in the disappearance.

spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, afscme is responsible for

todd: updating our breaking news on a security scare in -- on a flight to boston. air -- passengers boarded a plane without authorization. they got on the plane through whas overnight. all of the passengers were moved to another plane as a precaution. 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 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 sewer cover. todd: the cleanup in worcester

inches of rain 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 a mbta bus driver. the bus was traveling on the burlington mall route yesterday when the driver was assaulted. the driver is recovering from minor injuries and is expected to be ok. t police have not revealed the possible motive for the assault. todd: safety officials are still searching for answers after the death of two workers killed in a flooded trench. 47-year-old robert higgins and 53-year-old kelvin mattocks died 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 is out of the hospital. the officer is discharged -- officer matthew morris was discharged from mgh yesterday. bpd says he's continuing treatment for his injuries at spaulding rehab. the other officer injured richard cintolo was released

gladstone street was killed . todd: a brisk sunday. temperatures will stay low because of the strong wind. kelly: a strong wind is a major factor and cool air is pushing in from canada. really making for fall and brisk conditions. it is so unfortunate because there are -- there is beautiful foliage is taking it down. we have winter advisories in effect until 6:00 in the evening and wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour possible. we saw wind up to 65 mile an hour and that was strong enough to bring up several power lines and some trees. a seven day forecast, we are starting off with temperatures in the 50's. we could see some morning rain

temperatures freezing with the overnight lows. antoinette: hold off on the raking. more times to watch football today. todd: some of the leaves might blow into the neighbors yard anyway. >> we see wind sustained with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. very cool.

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. 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.

i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too.

>> it is time to go on the record. >> i will tell you at the time and keep you in suspense. >> let me response to that because that is horrifying. >> making history for all the wrong reasons, donald trump stunned i refusing to accept religionul >> putin has no respect for this person. >> he would rather have a puppet. >> the contrast between the candidates is never more stark. voter fraud, fact or fiction. we asked voters for their thoughts. house speaker robert deleo decides to go against the teachers union & a charter