>> breaking news overnight boston police open fire, killing , a knife wielding man. the new information we have from that scene. >> 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. >> and up in flames, the car fire that temporarily shut down storrow drive. announcer: you are watching wcvb . good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. doug: good morning. i'm doug meehan. >> and i'm antoinette antonio. we are wrapping up october with temperatures in the 60's.

morning. many of us are in the upper 50's and low 60's with women at 60 degrees right now. -- with clinic at 63 degrees. we are feeling the mildness in the air. that continues this afternoon despite stubborn clouds that are looking to stick around. mostly cloudy as we move through areas of downtown austin. notice -- downto we move into the forecast tonight. these showers looking to coolest down a little bit, especially as we head into the forecast tomorrow. we will see highs in the 60's today drop into the 50's as we kick off the work week. we have showers moving in tonight. we have the latest on their timing coming up. doug: breaking overnight, boston police shoot and kill a suspect

with a call for an emotionally disturbed man. the eye's juli mcdonald is live in the south end with the breaking details. juli? >> it was boston ems and boston police responded to the shawmut avenue apartment. ems entered the home first, trying to calm down the 31-year-old man who we are told suffered from schizophrenia 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 disarm him. the officers had no other choice, commissioner evans said, but to buyer on the suspect -- fire on the suspect.

unfortunately, the cap coming -- he kept coming at the officers. reporter: the commissioner tells us that some of his officers and the emts are being treated for head and back injuries suffered during the struggle. no updates on their conditions. we do not know the identity of that suspect. in the south end, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. update. also breaking this morning, an mbta employee is recovering from a late night attack. police also searching for the gunman in a second shooting. this happening just blocks away from that first shooting. boston says the driver was taken for non-life-threatening injuries. 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

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 enough of the violence. >> you should be able to walk down the street without worrying about ducking for cover. let's stop this madness. doug: right now police are reviewing surveillance cameras and talking to witnesses. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. police are searching for a gunman in a second shooting. this happening just blocks away from that first shooting. police say a teenager was shot in the area of geneva avenue and waldeck street around 4:30 yesterday. the victim was taken to a hospital and is expected to be ok. police don't know whether this shooting is connected to that incident on washington street. antoinette: a 15-year-old is in the hospital with serious injuries this morning, and another teenager facing charges

charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. "the lowell sun" reports the victim suffered serious head injuries in a fight at a party friday night. zangerella is due in court tomorrow. a car fire shut down the entrance to storrow drive. you can see firefighters rushing to put out the flames just outside the tunnel yesterday. this is near exit 26, right off 93 to storrow drive. the ramp was closed while the wreck was cleared.st injured. no word on what caused the fire. ? >> ladies and gentlemen, the next and first thing up president of the united states, -- female president of the united states, hillary clinton. doug: singer jennifer lopez stumping for hillary clinton in florida. the candidate joining lopez on stage.

fbi after the director said he's reviewing new emails related to the investigation of clinton's home server. as the eye's nichole berlie reports, donald trump's campaign is now using it as an opportunity to increase the attacks on his rival. >> have you been in touch with the fbi? reporter: hillary clinton is pushing back hard at the latest email investigation rocking her campaign. ms. clinton: it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. it's unprecedented, and it is deeply troubling. reporter: clinton calling on the fbi director to justify the stunning move. ms. clinton: voters deserve to get full and complete facts. and so we've called on director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table. reporter: for donald trump, this could be the last chance to turn his campaign around.

mounting legal troubles. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional, and purposeful. reporter: fbi director james comey opened the latest probe after new emails were discovered while investigating a sexting scandal involving former congressman anthony weiner, the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. the emails found on a device shared by the couple. in an internal memo to fbi employees, comey wrote, "given that we don't know the significance of this newly discovered collection of emails, i don't want to create a misleading impression. comey says he doesn't know how long the investigation may take. authorities are still seeking a judge's approval to review the e-mails. it is unclear how much information voters will learn before election day. doug: thank you.

antoinette: a deadly police-involved shooting in the south end. police say a man with mental health issues attempted to attack emt's and officers with a knife. police opened fire, killing the suspect. emt's and officers are being treated for injuries. we'll be following this story on air and on our mobile app. doug: and also this morning, new information about that frightening flight out of chicago. the clues investigators have been recovering thousands of feet away from that plane fire. antoinette: and new evidence in the boat crash that killed a star baseball tc the revealing test results the medical examiner has released. kelley: a warmer start to your sunday, but i am tracking more writing this evening. the timeline and if it will be gone before your monday morning commute. >> i'm wcvb traffic reporter olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. here's how to get your massachusetts ez pass. you can got to any rmv, aaa, or ez pass customer service location. tolls are discounted if you're using a massachusetts ez pass. there is no discount for out of state transponders or no

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antoinette: we are following that breaking news out of the south end, boston police opened fire, killing a knife wielding man. police called to a home on shawmut avenue along with emt's. the man attacked the first responders, forcing officers to open fire. two emt's are being treated for 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

that the friday's fire was caused by an engine failure. but what caused the engine to fail has not been determined. >> fire damage limited to the windows and cosmetic pieces of the interior. we had no fire reach 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. all of them have been released from the hospital. antoinette: thousands of a owners have yet to get their 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. announcer: your storm team five

time for the kiddos tomorrow. >> we will see a cool down tomorrow. they will need to pack on the extra layers. the rain is moving out. >> you can get candy no matter what. >> here is a look at what is going on. clouds overhead. you can see it mostly cloudy through downtown boston. we see glimmers of sunshine breaking throughwe that is giving us hope as we move into the afternoon. cold front overhead. that is one of the reasons we're seeing showers moving in from the west and pushing into areas this evening. a cool down tonight and into monday. we are seeing clouds moving through much of our region.

60's. that has been the trend for much of october. temperatures staying above normal. our average this month has been about 1.5 degrees above. we were in the 80's earlier this month. tomorrow, we will be in the 50's. we are kicking off november in the 60's i wednesy thursday of this week. downtown boston, 62 degrees. we see temperatures well into the mid-60's even with 64 in hyannis. afterwards worcester, upper 50's. the winds will stay down during the day. temperatures will stay milder until the winds pick up tonight. clouds moving in this afternoon.

hours when the showers approach from the west. initially, they will be scattered and light. we are talking about heavier rainfall in some of our southern areas, the rest of us seeing scattered light showers persistent through tonight. you can see showers lingering on the coast. on your monday morning commute, the showers movies, and we will start to see drying and sunshine. cooler heading into your monday. we dropped from the 60's into the 50's. it is going to be chilly with that sunsetting. 50's down into the 40's as the sun sets. some places will drop into the upper 30's. the rest of your seven day forecast, we are warming up. as the showers moving on thursday, that will pull us down.

friday. the good news is even though things are cooling down, we will start to dry out. doug: we are trying to figure out what time is the best time for trick-or-treating. antoinette: i have no idea. i'm knocking on your door at 2:00, everyone. doug: stories we are following for you right now. antoinette: earthquake has rocked the central and southern parts of italy. the 6.6 magnitude quake follows a week of tremors in the same areas. an official says there are no deaths but injuries are reported. thousands are homeless after buildings across the area crumbled to the ground. the prime minister has vowed to rebuild the destroyed areas. doug: we're learning more information about the boat crash that left a miami marlins pitcher dead. jose fernandez was killed when the boat he was on hit a jetty near miami beach.

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. antoinette: the president of a medford police union is apologizing after posting this picture. harold macgilvray says he used poor judgment when he posed for the picture with a person dressed as hillary clinton in an orange jump suit. the picture was shared on the medford police patrolmen's association facebook. macgilvray says the picture was taken spontaneously and not he and several officers also took a picture with a person wearing a donald trump mask under the message "make america great again" in west medford square. announcer: here is sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity. >> is in the last three games with the bruins.

including this one in the second period where he played juggler, only one goal in the game. that was enough. his first as a brewing. winning in detroit, 1-0. taking on the hornets. avery bradley scored enough points for himself. 76-74 lead. another three. 11 rebounds. celtics when 104-98. they are 2-1. the cuts will need to win three straight. the uphill battle begins tonight. doug: thanks. high school can be a tough transition. even harder for a student with medical conditions that make it

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different environment and learn new things. it's going to be a good time. >> 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. >> it's interesting. reporter: 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, granted none of them reporter: never giving up. sara berg of natick high school, this week's "a+". know an exceptional student worthy of an "a+"? if you do submit a nomination , right now at wcvb.com. just click as seen on. i would love to meet them. i love every time i meet one of these students who are so inspirational.

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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: and a scare in a small town. the discovery of a suspicious package that ended with a blast. >> and the first full day of open tolling on the pike. the progress made and what you should expect for your next ride. announcer: you are watching wcvb . good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. doug: good morning. antoinette: antonio. 61 degrees at 10:30 in the morning. >> we are seeing some spots hold on at 60. showers tonight will cool us down quickly. big changes heading our way for the work week. the kids are getting ready for a

a mixture of sunshine and clouds. it will likely not be the case for much of today as clouds pass through the area. the biggest clouds waiting until later this afternoon, and at what is next, which is showers this evening. the showers are moving through the great lakes. they are approaching buffalo at this point. they will stick around at 1:00 when the game kicks off. scattered as they pushed through late tonight. despite the clouds in place, temperatures managed to get into the 60's this afternoon. 62 degrees expected. a nice warm and a tour weekend. -- ending to our weekend. antoinette: 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

reporter: boston police and boston ems worked together to calm down the 31-year-old man inside this shaumut avenue apartment. we're told that suspect pulled out a knife and there was a , violent struggle. ems went into this apartment first. police responded when the suspect grabbed a knife. the suspect swung repeatedly to get the knife away. commissioner evans said his officers had no other choice but to fire their weapons, killing that man. that man's mother was at home when this happened. she was the one that called 911. commissioner evans tells us emt's and police officers are being treated for head and back injuries. suffered during that struggle on the ground.

officers guarding the front of this apartment building this morning. in the south end, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: also breaking this morning, an mbta employee is recovering from a late night attack. this happened near the cedar grove station and north chester around 12:30 this morning. the driver was taken to carney hospital and is being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. doug: to maynard where 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. >> there was a suspicious package. i walked out on the street, and they were cordoning off the area. >> there were wires and it was an object.

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 an apartment in breed's corner late friday night. anyone with information on chandler is asked to contact

doug: we're learning more about a deadly crash on the mass pike in westborough. this 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 figure out what caused the driver to lose control. a jeep left abandoned in the middle of 290 leads to a crash. a worcester county sheriff's cruiser slammed into the back of it 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. framingham police held a gift cards for guns event saturday. area residents turned in 174 firearms and a defused grenade.

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 schedule. how about that. drivers traveling between new york and boston will now pay pike tolls in one of two 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. >> right from where the toll booths would be all the way up the rams and up the highway. about eight miles.

get used to it. tomorrow's commute is expected to be rough. commuters are urged to choose a different route and to leave early for work. we will be covering that for you. monday morning will be the first commute with these changes, and 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. that's monday starting at 4:30 a.m. antoinette: the mbta running a traing emergency response. workers took part in the simulation on the red line at the alewife station. it was a scheduled drill. it 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 were over a live third rail. we are following breaking news in boston.

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stein has said that her goal this election is get at least 5% of the vote. she says that would ensure the green party receives up to $10 million to help build a stronger campaign infrastructure in 2020. early voting is taking massachusetts by storm. this is a location in west roxbury. this is the first year for early voting in the state, and a lot of people are taking advantage. the secretary of state says that more than 300,000 ballots have been cast since early voting the process is convenient, and many voters we spoke to say they're not concerned about wanting to change their vote. >> i don't think so. i cannot imagine anything. >> i was clear on all the questions and all the candidates. i was happy i voted. antoinette: this is the only weekend for early voting. 26 towns are offering voting today, including worcester, new bedford, lowell, lawrence,

announcer: now your storm team five forecast. >> everybody is getting their ships and dips ready for the game. they're watching the weather. >> the rain moving into buffalo will move in tonight. we have a nice day out there. things are dry right now. we have some sunshine trying to break through. we are now crossing into the 60's for most locations. here is a look at what is going on. some of those crowds spreading east. as we alluded to, showers moving into buffalo. those will likely stick around the 1:00 hour for the game and moving in for us this evening. that is something we will track

our temperatures. we will hit the 60's this afternoon. the showers will close down into the 50's tomorrow. here are the high temperatures. downtown crossing, 62. as you travel south, things start to warm up. providence, 68 degrees. inland, temperatures are mainly in the upper 50's and lower 60's. worcester county in the upper 50's this afternoon. initia southwest. they are starting to turn. they are taking a northerly component. that will be the case tonight. those northerly winds will help to cool us down and bring it showers and make things breezy late in the forecast this evening and towards midnight. this is because of a cold front pushing through. this brings those showers right into the region. we have low pressure pushing the

expecting to state south of our region. we are not expecting to see very impressive rainfall amounts. still not to be a nuisance -- enough to be a nuisance for travel this evening. we will dry out just in time or your commute monday. high-pressure settling into the west. cool for much of your monday and tuesday as those wi around the high-pressure. we will see that wrapping around the west wednesday and into thursday. temperatures back into the 60's. forecast tonight with showers moving in. rainfall totals looking like half an inch. as you push southward, you could see slightly more. the temperatures are going to

through tonight and tomorrow. trick-or-treaters will need a couple of extra layers. we are warming up temperatures to 66 for thursday. saturday evening, daylight savings time is coming to an and. we will have to fall back those clocks. we will gain an extra hour of sleep. that means we will lose a next her hour of daylight. -- lose an extra hour box, he will be early for work -- your clocks, you will be early for work. antoinette: in this week's high 5, we travel along washington street in downtown boston and pull into jim rice park, where we find the cathedral high school football team at practice. doug: as sportscenter 5's mike lynch tells us, they're a group of young men that has learned how to win while forming an unbreakable bond. >> they arrive at practice every

common. they love football and care deeply about each other as teammates and friends. >> this secret of the success of this one is. >> family. >> their stories are amazing. they leave for school at 5:00 a.m., and they have to take three different stops to get here. you have to cut them some slack. >> panthers. unbeaten at 7-0. this squad is not about me. it is always about we. describe a cathedral football player for me. >> he is the type of kid that is a leader in the hallways, the classroom, and on the field. >> during the off-season, they entered a co-op program with a

not exactly remember the titans. but close. to win, you have to get along. >> it has worked out well. 7-0. a lot of them start. a lot of them block for me. i appreciate a lot. >> it has been family. they all encourage you to be better. >> when you talk with this team, you hear family. towards a common goal, which is reflected in their perfect record through seven games. >> i was one of the captains. i have two of them that started with me. it has been motivating. i'm getting them back on track. >> it is an amazing expense. i appreciate the opportunity to be working with my family. >> sports has a unique

your family. we salute the panthers of cathedral high school as this week's -- >> high 5. [cheering] antoinette: it is a family. that is what is great about sports. doug: it is a friendship they will have for the rest of their lives. they really well. we are following breaking news on the eye. antoinette: boston police are investigating an officer officers opened fire on a knife wielding man. several emt's and officers hurt during the attack. we will be following this story all morning long on air and on all morning long on air and on our mobile app. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids.

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antoinette: we are following that breaking news from boston. police shoot and kill a knife-wielding suspect. doug: the eye's juli mcdonald is live with the breaking details. juli? reporter: a really frightening night for first responders here also devastating for a mother who lost a son. she called 911 for help. her emotionally disturbed 31-year-old son was out of control. ems arrived and went into the home first police running in after the suspect grabbed a knife. we're told the suspect swung repeatedly at police and emt's as they tried to take the knife from him. the police chief said his

firing their weapons, ultimately killing a man. no other details have been released about the identity of the suspect. we do know that several officers and emt's had to be treated for neck and back injuries suffered during that struggle. the da's office now taking the control in this investigation. there is still a police presence outside of the psalm. live in the south end, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: mtv employee -- an employee of an tba was injured. non-life-threatening injuries. antoinette: the state police bomb squad was called to maynard 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. police are now investigating whether this is connected to a suspicious incident back in september when a bag was found

communities across new england getting in on the halloween fun. doug: why not. the merrimack outlets held a halloween bash for its customers saturday. the event featured trick or treating and pumpkin carving. not just any carving, a sculptor carved out a 700-pound pumpkin. anthony. antoinette: oh my gourd. doug: thank you. the sculptor has received numerous awards for his be creative this halloween. antoinette: we love getting dressed up. we love seeing your photos. doug: look at this. antoinette: i thought i would share my first. doug: what are we? antoinette: you are characters from the wizard of oz. doug: you said he enjoyed his time in his cost him. antoinette: he did. we plan on going

that we have a child, getting free candy. >> the kick cats. >> as we head out to trick-or-treating tomorrow, we are crossing into the 60's this afternoon. we are in the 60's right now. showers moving this evening. that will start to coolest down to the 40's tonight. we top out in the 50's tomorrow. that means for 40's. antoinette: 50's for november. not bad. doug: on the record [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> during this turbulent and momentous election year, certain buzzwords have dwarfed important issues. the wall, deplorable, sex scandal, e-mails.

frequently accused the media of being biased against them. donald trump has allegedly used and been abused by the so-called media. it all depends on what lens you view from. a new poll finds that confidence in the media has fallen to a four decade low. many of the respondents and much of the public in general share a common perception that the media is a single, defensive, what really bothers us is finding out who exactly this mysterious media even is. apart from actual collusion, all media outlets exist in a fierce, 24/7 competition. there is simply no one-size-fits-all group that is the media. social media, bloggers,

media is, "analogous to calling all ocean life the fish." from distinct media outlets to individual journalists, we can all do better. with a vast array of media to choose from, it is ultimately up to voters to choose.

ed: good morning. it is sunday and time to go on the record. ms. clinton: it is unprecedented and deeply troubling. ed: hillary clinton demanding answers trying to regain her footing as the 2016 ra yet another surprise twist. mr. trump: hillary clinton's corruption is on a scale that we have never seen before. ed: donald trump numbers rebounding after the fbi october surprise. greeting the media in this presidential campaign. tim mcgovern on director come