antoinette: breaking overnight, boston police open firing, killing a knife wielding man. the new information we have from that scene. doug: hillary clinton, pushing back, calling again on the fbi to explain what she calls a stunning move. and how donald trump is capitalizing on the latest chapter in her email scandal. antoinette: and up in flames, the car fire that temporaril thank you for joining us. it is 5:00 on sunday morning. doug co. good morning. we'll have a look at the end of the month forecast. november is here on tuesday. >> this is the thing.

our region tonight with temperatures sitting at 60 degrees this morning. so abnormally warm out there. notice too much of new hampshire, temperatures are in the 40's closer to where they should be. in providence, mid 50's. we do see an abnormally warm day. in the 60's through muchth through. we have a stubborn cloud deck. we are not seeing much in the way of rainfall. so much of your day looks dry to start. but we are watching what is going on downstream. we do see waves of moisture moving along that front. so we do see storm chances later on.

clouds will stick around through the afternoon. but despite the cloud cover, we see temperatures going into the 60's. we do see an afternoon of sunshine. heavier clouds moving today and with that, a chance of showers move in. i will have a look forecast, coming up. doug: breaking overnight, boston police shoot and kill a suspect in the south end. antoinette: the incident started with a call for an emotionally disturbed man. both boston ems and boston police responded to the shawmut

31-year-old emotionally disturbed man. police say at some point a struggle broke out and the man pulled out a knife. that's when police ran in to assist. the suspect swung repeatedly at the officers as they struggled to get the knife away. the officers were then forced to fire ultimately killing the suspect. let's head out live to the south end. juli? >> this is the apartment to see behind me. police cruisers are coming out to investigate. police responded to the shawmut avenue apartment. ems were the first ones to go in, hoping to calm down the 31-year-old emotionally disturbed man. a struggle broke out and a -- the man pulled out a knife. that's when police ran in to assist. the suspect swung repeatedly at the officers as they struggled to get the knife away. the officers were then forced to fire, ultimately killing the

officers did try to disarm the man but he unfortunately kept coming at the officers and it left them no choice. >> the commissioner tells us emts and police officers are being treated for head and back injuries suffered during the struggle. their conditions are unknown right now. the district attorney's office will take over the investigation. doug: violence breaking out in several dorchester neighborhoods. a woman was killed and a teen injured in a shooting on washington street saturday. one woman was at a nearby store when she heard the first shots. she found the woman lying on the ground. she was shot in the chest and died from her injuries. when police arrived on scene they found a second victim a teenager with non life-threatening injuries. police say they believe the teen was the intended target. neighbors tell us they've had

right now police are reviewing surveillance cameras and talking to witnesses. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. police are also searching for the gunman in a second shooting that happened blocks away when a teenager was shot in the area of geneva avenue around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim is expected to be ok. incident on washington street. and coat a 15-year-old is in the hospital and another is facing charges after a house party. -- is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. their fight was that a friday on friday night. a car fire shut down the entrance to storrow drive. you can see firefighters rushing to put out the flames just

right off 93 to storrow drive. the ramp was closed while the wreck was cleared. state police say no one was hurt, no word on what caused the fire. don't co. -- doug: commitment 2016, singer jennifer lopez stumping for hillary clinton in florida. the candidate joining lopez on stage. lopez urged people to get loud at voting booths. clinton, meanwhile, is calling for more information from the fbi, after the director said related to the investigation of clinton's home server. we will have more on that as we continue in just a moment. we are going to regroup and see

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doug: good morning. 56 degrees. and co -- antoinette: last night for halloween parties, it was not bad. morning. it is silly -- it is funny how our high temperature stabilized for the night. that means things will only get warmer for today. pure is a look at what is going on overhead because we have clouds that are sick through much of the region. rainfall is off the coast right now and we are dry locally.

we are still looking at temperatures in the 60's as we watch a cold front moving into the area. the same friends that brought cooler conditions into northern parts of new england and it will cool us down tonight and as we fast-forward into monday. we are also seeing waves of moisture moving along the front. this is the same rainfall that will be traveling into buffalo which could have some impact on the patriots game today. that could stick around late tonight. the question is, will this have an impact on the commute tomorrow? clouds will be thick overhead. we move into the afternoon.

the west and pushed eastward. but we are still staying dry. it is a great opportunity to have out as temperatures go into the 60's. scattered initially, they do move into the 9:00 hour. showers will become more numerous and heavy into the area of the cape and through the south shore. late tonight, showers go off the coast with drier air moving in from the west. that means that has you head out for the monday morning commute, things dry out. we see the sunshine breaking through tomorrow and it will stay in place through much of the afternoon tomorrow. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon will be warm and into the 60's for most spots.

the low-mid 60's. downtown boston at 61 degrees, looking to stay above normal. that has been the case for much of october. we are temperatures into the 80's in some spots so very warm conditions to help even out the cool days we saw last week when temperatures topped out in the 40's last month. we are sitting a warm october for much of our region. we see temperatures stay miles through halloween. we will cool down quickly as kids go out trick-or-treating. the rest of the seven day forecast includes late day rain moving in thursday night into friday morning.

the 60's and into the 50's by friday. that could have some impact on our temperatures. antoinette: we are following breaking news out of the southbound this morning and we want to get you updated. boston police opened fire killing a knife wielding man. police called to a home on shaumut ave, along with emt's, the man attacked the first responders forcing officers to open fire. 2 emt's are being treated for head and back injuries, and several officers were hurt as well. we will stay on top of this breaking story on air and on our mobile app. doug we're learning more about : the plane that went up in flames at a chicago airport. federal investigators say engine pieces from the american airlines plane were found thousands of feet away. one piece of engine was found 3,000 feet away at a ups warehouse while a second piece was found 1500 feet away. the national transportation safety board today confirmed that the friday's fire was caused by an engine failure.

>> fire damage was mainly limited to the windows and only cosmetic pieces of the interior. we had no fire that reached to the inside of the cabin. doug: of the 170 people on board , 20 passengers and one flight attendant were injured. most of the injuries happened while sliding down the exit chute. antoinette: thousands of honda owners have yet et airbags repaired despite repeated warnings from the automaker. the airbags made by takata have an extremely high chance of rupturing and causing injury or death. honda says it has sent out letters, facebook ads, and made telephone calls, but notes it can be hard to reach some owners. 300,000 hondas are still equipped with the malfunctioning airbags. doug: it is 5:15. more information about a boat

killed when the boat he was on hit a jetty near miami beach. a medical examiner says fernandez had cocaine in his system at the time of the crash. he was also legally drunk. investigators have not yet determined who was steering the boat when it crashed. doug: a powdery substance forced the evacuation of an opera house in new york city. investigators now say that substance may be the ashes of a person who loved opera, spread by a man attending the opera. police say he sprinkled the ashes into the orchestra pit during an intermission. the incident forced officials to cancel the remainder of the show , along with a second performance. police say they don't believe there was any criminal intent but disposal of the ashes may violate city health codes.

for the bruins and losses for the black and gold. winners of six straight games and two cup was terrific. this was in the second, only one goal in the game. and it was enough. the bruins win in detroit, 1-0. bradley scored enough points for himself and his lead. with less than a minute to go, eight. 11 rebounds. the celtics win. they are to-one. the patriots and bills are at 1:00. the uphill battle begins tonight at 8:00. doug: high school can be a tough transition. even harder for a student with medical conditions that make it

antoinette: but this week's a plus is also dealing with an invisible illness. meet sara berg of natick high school. >> i have depression. >> battling invisible illness. >> i have depression. >> natick high school senior sara berg, the actor, director, and editor of this spoken word film, knows it all too well. dealing with mental health issues of her own, has caused her to miss several weeks of school. >> invisible illnesses are really difficult because you may not see th o sara was born with spina bifida. >> it is basically a lipoma on the spinal cord, so when i was 9 months old they had to remove it . >> complications, leaving part of her left leg paralyzed. >> on the bottom i can barely feeling anything, like i can feel pins and needles. >> living most of her life on

brace, she takes it in stride. focusing on the future. >> i am really excited to get to college and get like a different environment and learn new things. >> she doesn't sweat the small stuff and i suppose she's got every reason to be angry or upset but that's not her. >> sara laughing about the challenges of trying activites like sailing and horseback riding, among other things. >> i used to swim, i've tried skiing, cross country skiing well but i tried. >> never giving up. sara berg of natick high school, this week's a plus. antoinette: know an exceptional student worthy of an a-plus? submit a nomination right now at wcvb.com. just click "as seen on."

kids out there. she says she keeps trying. antoinette: and that smile, there are good days and bad days but she had a good smile on her day -- on her face that day and she said when she goes to college, she wants to become an emergency room doctor. and she says she like to be in there for another reason for a change. the best years are still to come. doug: the event at gillette stadium, and the advice on aging from one of tv's most popular mom's in the 1970's. and it isn't maria. antoinette: we want to get you updated on the breaking news in boston. police shoot and kill a man who attempt to stab first responders. the eye's juli mcdonald is live in the south end, with new

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the race is in its 11th year and benefits the travis roy foundation. good luck to the runners out there. is it a good day to run? >> a good day out there. it isn't perfectly sunny but the wind is starting to die down and we are not seeing much in rainfall until this evening. as you head out the door right now, it is early but we do see temperatures on the warmer end of the scale , most spots are in the 50's. 59 degrees implement to start the morning. we will see temperatures inching towards the 60's into the height of the afternoon. and that is something we will be

counties. antoinette: everyone has their own secrets to a happy life. doug: everyone is different and mrs. brady is offering up hers. "brady bunch" star florence henderson spoke at the the best years expo put on by our media partners at wicked local. wcvb and metv are also sponsors -- maria stephanos and ben simmoneau emceed the event at gillette stadium. yesterday, henderson offered up some wisdom. >> i say you have to be interested but accepting the good in your life and accepting what seems to be the bad. because often, what seems to be bad turns out to be good. doug co good for her to be out there. the best years expo is focused on healthy living for people in their 50's, 60's, 70's and beyond. antoinette: mrs. brady with the

doug: i have a problem being grouped with the 60's and 70's now. [laughter] moving on, drama in a small town. antoinette: the bomb squad called in, the explosion and what prompted the call for help. and we're staying on top of breaking news in the south end. police are on the scene of an officer involved shooting. the commissioner says the suspect attacked first responders with a knife forcing officers to open fire. a live report this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hostkelly ayotte... for this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them,

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>> now, a newscenter 5 eyeopener. antoinette: we are following breaking news in boston. police shoot and kill a man with a knife. new details on how that deadly incident unfolded. doug: a scare in a small town. the discovery of a suspicious package that ended with a blast. antoinette: the first full day of open tolling on the pike. the progress made, and what you should expect for your next ride. >> boston's news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. doug: just getting back from the halloween party? good morning. antoinette: if you were out last night, it was quite a mile might come and the temperatures continuing to today. kelly ann: absolutely.

a great start our morning. or for some of you that are coming home from a nice night out, maybe it is a nice ending to your evening. there are some heavy clouds moving through our area, and this present a mostly cloudy sky through most of your sunday, so you're not expecting sunshine, but turning out to be 80's and ending to our weekend because temperatures will stay mile. a covert we are talking for later today is just our north so we are afternoon. eventually, we are talking some showers to our west right now would be eastward later tonight. after that which is out of the way, we will see things dry out in time for your monday morning commute and will stay dry through much of next week as well. 45 in portsmouth. cooler through much of new

upper 50's to low 60's. it is a milder start leading us to a warmer afternoon as well. antoinette: thank you. we are following breaking news overnight. boston police shoot and kill a suspect inside a south end home. doug: that incident started with a call to police about an emotionally disturbed man. the eye's juli mcdonald is live with what we know so far. juli? juli: a quieter scene at can see across the street a couple of detectives still outside his home in the south bend. boston ems and police worked together to calm down the man is that this apartment. we are told the suspect pulled out a knife, and there was a struggle. ems widget to the home first and police assisted them when the man grabbed a knife. he saw repeatedly at the

get the knife away. the officers were forced to fire, killing the man. his mother was home at the time. she was the one who called 911. commissioner davis says emt's and police officers are being treated for head back injuries. the identity of the suspect has not been released. still some investigators here this morning. doug: thank you. to maynard, where the community is on edge right now. the state police bomb squad was called in to detonate a suspicious package yesterday. maynard police say someone who lives nearby found the bag on the street. neighbors were evacuated before the explosion. >> they said there was a

>> there were wires in an object. call the police. they came down, looked at it, it looked like an explosive device. doug: police are now investigating whether this is connected to a suspicious incident back in september when a bag was found with shell casings and a note mentioning isis. antoinette: a 44-year-old man is under arrest, accused of raping a brockton high school student in the school parking lot. it happened on thursday afternoon while school was going on. according to our media partners at the brockton enterprise, police say the suspect, andy thao, knew the victim, who is not being identified. the superintendent declined to comment. an arrest warrant has been issued for the man accused in a deadly shooting in lynn. the essex district attorney's office warns the suspect, 29-year-old sean chandler, is armed and dangerous. he is wanted in connection with the killing of 38-year-old donald yancy. police say yancy was shot in the head inside and apartment in

anyone with information on chandler is asked to contact lynn police. doug: we're learning more about a deadly crash on the mass pike in westborough. you may remember this. it was breaking news yesterday on the eye. the victim thrown from the car and hit by several other vehicles. state police say the driver of the car lost control. six people were in the car, four were ejected including the 26-year-old woman who died. the driver and four other passengers all have serious injuries. troopers are still working to driver to lose control. a jeep left abandon in the middle of 290 leads to a crash. a worcester county sheriff's cruiser slammed into the back of the vehicle yesterday morning. the corrections officer and his bloodhound were on the way to work. he and his dog are ok. the sheriff's department says the owner left the jeep there because it ran out of gas. antoinette: middlesex county residents are cashing in on their old firearms.

firearms and a defused grenade. those who participated in the four hour buy back program received gift cards for each weapon or piece of ammunition returned. the event aims to give residents a safe way to dispose of unwanted firearms. state police will destroy the returned guns. doug: demolition continues on the mass pike as crews work to dismantle toll booths. state highway officials say they're making progress and are actually ahead of sche. drivers traveling between new york and boston will now pay pike tolls in one of two ways. a bill will be sent in the mail after their license plate is photographed or by having an e.z. pass transponder. but the now empty toll booths are expected to cause some confusion, and that could lead to big backups. one driver saw those backups in sturbridge.

booths would be, up the ramp, and down the highway. several miles. probably 8 miles. doug: perhaps a foreshadowing of things to come tomorrow's , commute is expected to be rough. commuters are urged to choose a different route and to leave earlier than normal for work. monday morning the big first test. the eyeopener has you covered. olessa stepanova will be watching any hang-ups on the pike as traffic patterns change. i'll be in sky5 bringing you a birds-eye view of exactly what you'll face on the roads. it all starts tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. antoinette: the mbta running a training drill saturday, filling a train with smoke to practice emergency response. t workers took part in the simulation on the red line at the alewife station. it was a scheduled drill. this comes just days after an orange line train filled with smoke as its motor overheated. passengers smashed windows and climbed out. the engineer did not open the doors because some of the cars

we are following breaking news out of boston this morning. doug: officers open fire on a man who attacked first responders with a knife. police opened fire, killing the suspect. two emt's and several police officers are being treated for injuries. we are still gathering new information on the scene. we will have that for you. antoinette: also this morning, voters heading to the polls early. how the new system is working, and where you can cast your vote today. kelly ann: i'm tracking some in i will have the best time to get outdoors later on. olessa: i'm wcvb traffic reporter olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. traffic patterns will changes as as construction crews tear down toll booths. at first, you'll be diverted to the left and right. just before thanksgiving, traffic flow will be directed to the middle. be prepared 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.

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doug: welcome back. we continue to follow that breaking news out of the south end, boston police open fire, killing a knife wielding man. police called to a home on shaumut ave, along with emt's, . the man attacked the first responders, forcing officers to open fire. 2 emt's are being treated for head and back injuries, and several officers were hurt as well.

breaking story on air and on our mobile app. antoinette: green party presidential hopeful jill stein will campaign in boston today. stein is holding a rally at the old south church in copley square. stein has said that her goal this election is to get at least 5% of the vote. she says that would ensure the green party receives up to 10 $10 million to help build a stronger campaign infrastructure in 2020. doug: early voting is taking extremely long lines at this location in west roxbury. the commonwealth's top elections official saying the number of early voters may very well end up passing his initial estimates. newscenter 5's david bienick tells us what you need to know if you want to vote early. david: the line of voters was steady but not long at the recreation building in wesley. between the start of early

ballot. he operatives as many as one in five voters will do so before election day. >> so far, it has been a good experience. david: the commonwealth offered grants to towns to help with staffing. >> it has resulted in some places not offering early voting today, and i am disturbed about that. the town clerk says she loves convenience for voters with collecting, sorting, and storing these ballots requires more time and money than regular election day ballots. >> it is taking us three to five minutes to process every valid that comes in so if i have 5000 voters times three to five minutes, that is a lot of staff time. david: early voting comes with one potential risk.

the next 10 days you could want to switch her mind and cannot? >> i don't think so. i don't imagine anything catastrophic. >> very happy to have early voted. david: this is the only weekend for early voting. it will end next friday. officials will use the last three days to check early voters off of the registry and make sure that on election day, they do not vote again. doug: 26 towns also offering voting today, including worcester, new bedford, lowell, lawrence, newton, and somerville. to see a complete list of times and places, log on to earlyvotingmass.com. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast. kelly ann: digging these mild temperatures. it is a beautiful day

we're looking to see not so much football letter. today, we are in the 60's so that is only warmer end of the scale. for the patriots game, it will be 50 today. cool and breezy and summary moving in for that game. a bit troublesome for pulsating out that way. we have clouds overhead this morning. they will stick around throughout the day. mostly cloudy skies expected,bu the showers tower was are moving to the great lakes and move in later this evening. that is something we will mainly be tracking tonight, maybe after the sunsets. even though heavy clouds, we are still looking at the warmer skill this afternoon with highs in the 60's for many spots, even the north shore.

bedford. as we move ahead this week, there is a drop to 50 on monday, but we quickly warm up into the middle of the work week. by wednesday and thursday, we are talking mid 60's for many spots. into worcester county, 50's on the board this afternoon. 57 in worcester. mostly cloudy skies with some showers moving in from the west. notice moving in tonight, our temperatures are dropping. we drop into the 50's into tuesday as well. good news is we are warming up for the middle of the work week, something to look forward to as we see temperatures well above normal ticking off the month of november. 66 in bridgewater today. 68 as a high this afternoon,

temperatures are looking to drop a bit into monday. in bridgewater, 52 degrees for monday afternoon. mid-fifties into tuesday. down to the cape, we see highs in the 60's. there is a very light breeze in place. 5-10 mile per hour brees. right now, they are out of the southwest. they will start to shift to the northwest later today as the cold front moves into the area. will bring the wave of moisture into our area. we are seeing this low pressure along the cold front so that is why we see shower chances moving in. notice how that really starts to blossom as we head into the forecast tonight. now it has for into monday and get into the influence of high pressure from the west. cold conditions from canada. that is what we will see that drop monday and tuesday. look into the west, the next one

tonight. not looking to see much in the way of rainfall. mosas we move closer to the south, closer to what is possible. a cooler start for this week as we see the sun breaking out, but as that starts to move northward, that will allow the warm air to move in. the forecast is looking quite a bit warmer. from the 50's on tuesday into the 60's into wednesday. a high of 66 degrees expected. that means we could see many spots 10 degrees above normal. antoinette: thank you. we are following breaking news this morning out of italy. doug: a powerful earthquake has rocked the central and southern parts of the country. the 6.6 magnitude quake follows a week of tremors in the same areas. right now, although it is early,

deaths, but there are injuries. antoinette: more trouble for uber. a driver in maryland has been charged with kidnapping and assault. police say the victim was his customer. they say the 29-year-old driver drove the victim to a hotel in washington, d.c., and carried her to a room. he also took her credit card and used it to make purchases. doug: three international space station crew members are back on earth this morning. the soyuz spacecraft landed in kazakhstan nearly four hours after undocking. u.s., russia, and japan. the return trip culminated 115 days in space beginning in july. all three astronauts were taken for medical evaluation after spending nearly four months in weightless conditions. welcome home. antoinette: this morning's made in mass, a big name in men's clothing bringing manufacturing back to the u.s. doug: joseph thinks it is

sourced men's tailored clothing manufacturing factory in the united states of america. >> joseph abboud manufacturing takes up quite the foot print in this historical section of new bedford. >> we're in about 400,000 square feet of manufacturing space. that's a lot of suits. that's a lot of suits. >> anthony sapienza is the company's president. >> we're making 1300 suits a day. 200 of them are made to measure suits for specific customers. from the textile industry's hay day when one factory alone in this part of massachusetts would stitch up to some 40,000 men's suits a week. >> at one time, there were 5,000 amalgimated men's clothing workers here in new bedford and fall river. today, we are the last guys standing. >> at abboud, they believe there are several reasons for that. it first starts by using the finest italian fabrics. >> here is the facing fusible. here is the front fusible.

one custom suit. >> as well as a commitment to quality workmanship. >> notice how the lapel is already rolling naturally. that's the hallmark of this traditional construction. >> because of its well known name, the 800-plus workers here see themselves in a unique spot within the men's wear market place. >> we are an updated traditional brand, so that we stay current with fashion, but we have our roots in the american classic dress code. >>n cutting edge of manufacturing technology, abboud has put a premium on the made to measure business. >> somebody selected a beautiful red lining because he's a tasty kind of guy. >> which they believe is perfectly tailored for future success. >> it really is the wave of the future as men want to have custom clothing made specifically to their fit, to their style, and at their direction.

different ways to do it. 700 different men's wearhouse stores is where they can get that. you can get them tailor-made specifically. antoinette: you get measured up? doug: it was a little embarrassing.i kept the take away from me for now, but it is quite an operation. antoinette: great stuff. doug: we are following breaking news on the eye. antoinette: boston police are investigating an officer involved shooting this morning after officers open fire on a knife wielding man. during the attack. we will be following this story all morning long on air and on

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kelly ann: a nice and mild start to your sunday morning. that will lead us into a warm afternoon. we are seeing spots reaching the

we are tracking rain out of the great lakes that will be pushing in later this evening. mainly around the dinner hour of our western part and eastward after sunset. nothing much on the radar right now, but clouds are stubborn. mostly cloudy skies through much of the day. they will eventually lead to shower chances that we will be tracking late tonight as well. we have some showers 60's today. we will drop quite a bit into tomorrow. kicking of the work week with temperatures in the 50's. by the middle of the work week, we are warming up. antoinette: thank you. any big plans for halloween? doug: sleeping. antoinette: there is that. doug: you went out last night. antoinette: yes we did. we like to see everybody's pictures.

we are? doug: wizard of oz? antoinette: yes. dorothy, scarecrow, and we do not call him the cowardly lion. doug: how did he do with the stuff around his face? antoinette: loved it. doug: i have talking about your husband. [laughter] antoinette: make sure you share your pictures with us on the u-local section of wcvb.com. doug: awesome. antoinette: communities across new england getting in on the halloween fun. doug: the merrimack outlets held ll customers saturday. the event featured trick or treating and pumpkin carving. but not just any carving a . look at that. a sculptor carved out a 700-pound pumpkin. the sculptor has received numerous awards for his techniques and urges everyone to be creative this halloween. antoinette: i-91 know you want to pull out your favorite line right now -- i know you want to pull out your favorite line

morning. an apology from a local police union. antoinette: the halloween photo posted to social media that some may have taken as a political statement. juli: a frightening but tragic night in the south end. a 911 call for an emotionally disturbed man ends with the man dead. we will tell you about the violent struggle. doug: as we take a live look at downtown boston, 56 we approach the 6:00 hour.

>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener. boston police open firing, killing a knife wielding man. the new information we have from that scene. doug: hillary clinton pushing back, calling again on the fbi to explain what she calls a stunning move. how donald trump is capitalizing on the latest chapter in her email scandal. antoinette: up in flames. the car fire that temporarily shut down storrow drive. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning.