safety. on september 9 another woman contacted this office and statted she had concerns about an alleged relationship between the chief and a third woman. >> reporter: two women making complaints against gloucester's police chief leonard campanello. both makingal cases of inappropriate behavior. those complaints launching an internal affairs investigation by the city and into the police department and the chief. but during that investigation the mayor alleges the chief destroyed cell phone evidence and lied to investigatan him. integrity is the number one requirement of our police officers and especially of the chief of police. i have lost confidence in the chief. >> reporter: campanello reaching national acclaim and honored by the white house after developing the angel program which puts heroin addicts into treatment instead of behind bars. through his attorney the chief says earlier he will fight his termination. the chief is adissa pointed by this decision and strongly believes it is without justification. this investigation has been a

and the reasons given by the city for terminating the contract had nothing to do with the original inquiry they were conducting. >> anchor: now there is another investigation into another police officer here also with allegations from a woman but the mayor said she would not comment at all on that investigation as for the chief's attorney no comment at all as to whether ewere planning on suing. all they said is his contract rights were violated. in gloucester tonight, kelly o'hara, >> anchor: a hurricane taking aim, island nations now bracing for impact. you would be foolish if you didn't prepare for it. >> anchor: tonight we're tracking matthew. >> anchor: right now matthew is a category four hurricane. that means it has wind speeds of 140 miles per hour and this storm is moving at about 6 miles per hour. some areas have already seen heavy rain and strong winds. >> anchor: today the governor of florida declared a state of emergency.

5:00. let's go to bri eggers for the very latest. ryan and kim this is really very ominous view that you can see. this is infrared satellite imagery the brighter the red color the colder the cloud tops and that means the greater amount of convection through the weekend we have been seeing this powerful storm with sort of split% in thy and even having some pretty powerful convection on the east side of this storm and not just around the eye walls so as far as real estate is concerned, it's relatively a small storm but it is definitely ck still a category four storm. hurricane warnings have been posted for eastern cuba and also for western haiti and downgraded for jamaica as that track is kind of honing in on haiti and also for cuba. matthew impacts hurricane force winds 345 miles out from the eye of the storm. flash-flooding and mud slides could prove to be deadly. we'll likely prove to be deadly. haiti could see 15 to 25 inches of rain locally you will to 40 inches more than three feet of rain.

feet just incrediblement here is your category four storm and here is the official forecast track from the national hurricane center still expected to be a category four storm as it affects those areas and tracks into the bahamas as we head into wednesday and thursday. now making it into the end of the week friday and saturday this track with the latest update has shifted a little closer to the coastline of the southeastern united states and even closer to the carolinas. now you have to remember a uncertain we are so will it have an impact us still in new england? still up in the air but we'll get more details on this could to come in just a bit. >> anchor: a closer look at the effect of matthew as well as how people in haiti are preparing today. a worker at an orphanage named after a pass mass native killed spoke to 7 news. tim caputo continues our coverage now from the control room. >> reporter: he is preparing for this category four storm. hurricane matthew is making its which across the atlantic ocean

major hurricane could impact the east coast. matthew is a monster storm. matthew is certainly the strongest hurricane of this atlantic hurricane season. winds peeking at more than 150 miles per hour and it's taking aim at the caribbean. in jamaica the water is already knee deep and more heavy rain is on the way. committee, columbia and aruba are feeling the effects of matthew as well but the storm is headed north. the threat from the heavy rainfall that could includes flfl an extremely grave concern. we've prepared for the worst so hoping for the best but from all reports we're expecting anywhere from 25 to 40 inches of rain. jonathan is the director of the be like britt orphanage in haiti founded in the honor the of massachusetts native killed in the earthquake that devastated that country six years ago. now the island is getting ready for another potentially devastating event but the mayor said he feels safe.

areas for which to shelter police. we boarded up all wins dose in those areas. >> anchor: concern will shift to the u.s. east coast. the potential is there and we can't rule out a direct hurricane impact in the state of florida later week. >> reporter: still too early for a definitive track but not too early to prepare millions from florida up the eastern seaboard watching the devastation unleashed by myth uand wondering where it may go next. if matthew directly impacted florida the could be catastrophic. >> reporter: florida not the only one. the governor of north carolina also in the potential path of the storm has declared a state of emergency in 66 of the 100 counties in that state. live in the control, tim caputo, 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 news for the latest on matthew. you can track the storm when we're not on the air using 7 news mo boil and tablet app and our web site on whdh.com. >> anchor: let's talk about the patriots now and tom brady back in action. he was potted practicing in

his four game suspension officially over. brady is back and the team must be looking forward to having stability in the qb position especially after getting shut out by the bills yesterday. alex corddry at gillette so did you speak with some of the players? kim, we did. it's the week we've all been waiting for when tom brady would be back with the patriots. but remember the game we all played when we were growing up? where in the world is carmen san diego? well, that's what it felt like in the patriots locker room today. detective questioning all his teammates trying to figure out where the patriots quarterback was but they weren't giving us any clues.. i haven't seen him. we're obviously thrilled to have him back. we know what type of player he has been for this team. we know what type of leader he has been for this team. but all of that being said, you know, we still have a job to do with him here now.

>> anchor: patriots will also welcome back rob thank very much this week. he was suspended the first four games of the season for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing drugs. live in foxboro, alex corddry, 7 news. >> anchor: all right, brady's fans have been counting the days number his return. jimmy garappolo and jacoby brissett got the job done but patriots nation is eager to see its star quarterback out on field. byron barnett continuing our coverage at gillette with a smile on his face. byron? after four weeks of hoping their breath patriots fans can now exhale. the captain of their ship is back on board and the deflategate saga is now nothing more than a bad memory. tom brady loosening up his arm in brookline on sunday preparing to rejoin the patriots after his four game deflategate suspension finally comes to an end. hal lieuia.

to have him back. >> reporter: fans say they know with tb 12's competitive drive he will be fired up and ready to win. it's fuel. it will be fuel for his rage. he will be fired up. he will be excited. he will be ready to rock and he will like i said destroy the grounds. it will be a blow out. >> anchor: fans say they are more than happy with backups jimmy garappolo and jacoby brissett handing reins back over to brady with a three and one record. it's better than what i expected. i bat as although as we go two and two we so a chance to go all the way. garappolo and brissett both of them especially brissett he is a young guy, just had complete ure, did his job. while most fans never want to hear the word defategate again they say brady's absence did teach them some important lessons about this team. i learned that the leadership is not all him. does come from the sidelines and

with tom brady or not tom brady it's a great team all together. i think with him back i think everyone will be so excited and the fans will be really happy. >> anchor: one fan we talked to who lives in arizona says she just hopes that her friends and neighbors there will now stop calling her team the deflate-triots. that's the latest live from foxboro. byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 for coverage of tom brady's return as the the browns. trey daerr live in cleveland over the weekend and his live reports start on saturday. >> anchor: also on 7, the supreme court denies whitey bulger's appeal. the high court said it won't hear the mob boss's appeal of his racketeering convicts that means his convictions for the 11 murders and many other crimes will stand. the 87-year-old mobster was a fugitive for 17 years until his arrest back in 2011. a jury convicted him in 2013. >> anchor: now on 7, a man shot and killed by police in lynn.

serve a search warrant at an apartment building. police say the man pointed a gun at officers. amaka u back quay live in lynn with details on what led up to the shooting and what we know this evening. amaka? >> anchor: kim, police say this whole incident started when they tried responding to these condominiums to serve that search warrant but they say the suspect instead of answering the door he pulled out a gun. it all happened on the fifth floor here around 9:00 police say the 57-year-old suspect was connected to a robbery that happened at a restaurant last month. officers say when they knocked on the door of his apartment, a female witness inside told officers that the man was pointing a gun at the door and said the suspect was saying police were not going to take him. at that point, three officers forced their way inside and they say they saw the suspect pointing that gun. they say the suspect ran into the hallway of the apartment,

officers and that is when police fired at the suspect, killing him. people who live around here say that this is a normally quiet neighborhood and they were shocked to hear what happened. extremely upsetting. yeah. not a usual occurrence in our neighborhood, really. it surprises me because this particular area, this house you know, this condominium is just not a place that you see any trouble. not clear how many shots those officers fired or how many times the suspect was hit. at this point, lynn police tell he that all they officers have been policed on paid administrative leave. as for the name of the suspect it, is not being released at this point until his family is notified. live in lynn, amaka ubaka, 7 news. >> anchor: in the race for the white house, tax trouble for donald trump. the new york state attorney general's office claiming that donald trump foundation is violating the state fund-raising

money in the state medley. this is following reports donald trump may have gone 18 years without paying federal income taxes. jonathan hall live in richmond, virginia ahead of tomorrow fight's vice presidential debate with all of the detail. from richmond getting interesting, isn't it? only about a month ago until the election we have two more presidential debates to go between hilary clinton and donald trump and then only one vice presidential debate and that is coming up tomorrow one thing the republican mike pence might have to talk about is donald trump's taxes. in an election year there is the campaign trail and there is the paper trail. the "new york times" says it obtained a few pages of donald trump's 1995 tax return showing a $916 million loss. enough not to pay federal income taxes for 18 years. hillary clinton worked to show those trails intersect.

>> reporter: clinton said the trump was taking from america while leaving everyone else with the bill. it seems he was contributing nothing to our nation. >> reporter: trump supporters spin the story differently. the man is a generalious. there is no one that showed more genius. >> reporter: pointing out the "new york times" didn't find trump did anything illegal. hilary clinton's response? what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in a single year? trump sent a tweet showing he knows the them. in virginia monday trump tried to steer the conversation in a new direction seeking to turn a critical focus back on hillary clinton. hillary clinton's only experience in cyber security involves her criminal scheme to violate federal law, engineering a massive coverup and putting the entire nation in harm's way. >> anchor: just as pence might have to defend trump so too

defend his candidate hillary clinton. should be interesting tomorrow night. guys become to you in boston. >> anchor: and john today there was only allegations of inappropriate behavior by trump stemming from his time on his really tv show. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: that's right. who can forget that line "you are fired," right? donald trump was the host of the apprentice and celebrity apprentice. the ap went into this pretty carefully. they talked about 20 people who used to work on the show this. ewere editors, they were crew members. they they said trump was inappropriate, made lewd comments about women, even rated female contestants based on their chest sizes. trump campaign says this is a lot of bunk. they say it's completely wrong and this was all stuff made up by former staffers who are not happy with the donald. so live in richmond, jonathan hall, back to you. >> anchor: thank you so much, jon. new more to come from richmond coming up at 6:00.

>> anchor: kim kardashian said she was held up at gun point. what armed robber reportedly told from her apartment in pari. >> anchor: at 5:30 agents investigating a commuter crash run into trouble. the evidence they won't be able to use. >> anchor: aa motorcyclist who allegedly hit a state police trooper outside of gillette stadium called to court. >> anchor: the wilmington school district in the spotlight for two troubling incidents involving employees. >> anchor: and then in just one hour, creating a stink. smelly those stories and soap more coming up right here on 7 news. interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy.

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join them in voting no on question two. say fright eing reality, the gown man epidemiologily stealing millions of dollars in jewelry. >> anchor: we're learning more now about what happened. >> anchor: kim kardashian west back in new york city with family and friends after a terrifying the reality tv star was robbed at gun point in paris over the weekend. you can see a security outside her soho home. the reality star mother kris gender also seen leaving the apartment. she was in paris for fashion week and told detectives two robbers dressed as police officers broke into the private residence where she was staying around 2:30 in the morning. the only security guard on duty that night was restrained. the robbers then broke into her room, tied her up and locked her in the bathroom. they got away with more than $10 million worth of jewelry. kardashian west spokesperson

shaken but physically unharmed. kim's husband kanye west was performing in new york city sunday night but abruptly ended the show after hearing what happened. i'm sorry, i have a family emergency, i have to stop the show. >> anchor: right now it's not clear whether her two young children were with her in paris at the time of the robbery. >> anchor: next on 7 ryder cup celebrations getting a little lonely for one player. his memorable shots from this weekend's win when we come back. >> anchor: you know, today was a good day for governor. nice to see this sunshine ag there for us and sticks around through the better part of the week and we'll check in on hurricane matthew next in the forecast. >> anchor: and at 5:30, a near

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>> anchor: team u.s.a. took sunday for the first time since 2008. after the win the team celebrated from kisses with that lives and girl friend, everyone except lucky fouler. he posted this photo to his instagram showing him so oh in a crowd of couples. >> anchor: you know, i thought that the clouds would hang around more with us today but we had lots of sunshine at least inside of 495 speaking of the

6:00 p.m. sunsets just the messenger but for your planning purposes and on halloween sun dose down at 5:38. we're in low 70's, 6 for boston, the warmest that's it's been since last tuesday. we have been kind of stuck in a very gloomy weather pattern. we still have some mild temperatures out there at this point. 62 in boston, 65 norwood as well as worcester still 70 degrees in fitchburg. so a nice fall evening ahead of most of us. some scattered showers that are working through ce western massachusetts at this point and some of these little cells can prove to be a little stronger. you can see some reds here and orange indicating some heavier rainfall but that most of that action is showing up west of even worcester county and it will continue to kind of track in that direction as we head closer to sunset and into this evening. clouds thicken for us tonight and tomorrow we wake up to some patchy fog and possibly also some patchy drizzle or mist but not all hope is lost when you

mist in the air don't think we're back in that pattern again because by the time we make it into the afternoon we break the sunshine back out and it stays with us for the rest of the workweek. overnight tonight mostly cloudy, patchy fog, 50 to 54. not all that cold and then tomorrow a little cooler than where we about at today with an on shore wind, 59 to 64 for our highs just a bit of a breeze out of the northeast. hurricane matthew down in the caribbean, not a whole lot of change of central pressure today still a anything three or above would be a major hurricane and i know everybody wants to know what will this potentially mean for us? but we need to focus on the here and now because this storm will cause catastrophic damage and watching this track through haiti and even into eastern cuba it is going to be horrific throughout the next couple few days tuesday into wednesday. still a category four storm. this is the official forecast track from the national hurricane center even into the

as i explained a category three, 120 mile-per-hour winds packing a punch even as we get into thursday. now this latest forecast track from the national hurricane center came out at 5:00 p.m. and it is sliding that track a little closer to the coastline of the southeastern united states as well as the carolinas where it's still expected to be a category two hurricane by the time we make it into the weekend. after that, things become very unclear and you have to remember when you see all of this gray area here with e that's not a swath that this storm is expected it affect but rather that cone of uncertainty could track anywhere within that cone so we have to keep a close eye on the latest forecast models as they become available and of course we'll keep you updated taking a look at our 7 on 7 forecast the middle of this week really looks fantastic for us and enjoy thursday and friday. that's fall at its best and then we if we do see any impact from matthew it would come next weekend, look like sunday and

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thanks so much for spending part of your monday with us. there another hour 7 news straight ahead. >> anchor: 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> anchor: now at 5:30 the end of the read for gloucester's police chief. why the city's mayor fired him. >> anchor: a state trooper hit by a motor cyclis going the wrong way. now that driver is in court and facing charges. >> anchor: a close call at a car show speeds off the tracks

ride turns dangerous when it hits a live wire. >> anchor: we continue to follow breaking news first at 5:30 of the gloucester police chief has been fired following an internal investigation. he was placed on administrative leave back in september. >> anchor: today gloucester's mayor anowing he is no longer with the city. leonard campanello is off the job this evening accused of destroying evidence contained on a cell phone and lying to investigators. and internal investigation into the chief and depa launched in september after two women made allegations about inappropriate behavior during the investigation the mayor of gloucester said the chief devoid evidence and misled investigators but campanello's attorney says this is a witch-hunt. i have lost confidence in the chief a result of his actions and destroying evidence contained on the cell phone, especially in deceiving this city by sitting that other employees of the gloucester police department had broken into his office and had mailed a