on monday, the national trust for historic preservation announces 2016 list of most endangered historic places. stephanie meeks is here with us to talk about some of the sites on the list of this year. stephanie, thank you for being with us. stephanie: thank you for having me. >> what is the national trust for historic preservation and why does it create a list of endangered historical sites? the national trust for historic preservation is a organization'sd mission is to advocate for historic reservation in the united states. we have been publishing this list for 29 years. we publish the list to shine a spotlight on places that are facing a significant threat and where we hope the community will rally to put some sort of protections in place. host: what sites are on the list of this year and what makes them endangered? a variety of have sites on the list that range from entire neighborhoods, like the elsa cayat of barrio -- el barrio neighborhoods in texas. we have the embarcadero in san francisco. place thatantastic has been the subject of a great deal of preservation work, but it is threatened by risin

and good morning to you, it is 7:00 in on this saturday morning. i'm stephanie coueignoux. >> jason: and i'm jason law. happy weekend, thank you for yeah, the heavy rains moved out for the most part. but more on the way. we're going to check in now with fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer in the storm tracker weather center. >> jason brewer: look at that rain aas it moved across, finally pushing east of the coastline toward midnight. right now leaving us alone, lower 60s as we start the day. back to the west, more showers entering western new england. let's track these with future for you. we're mainly dry at 10:00 this morning. a few showers trying to move up toward cape cod. by noontime, building back in to central and western mass.. during the afternoon, a band of some showers, come across the greater boston area. some heavier showers, central and western massachusetts, once again. i'll be tracking how much more rain we could get. but it's going to be that showery weather this afternoon. you want to plan accordingly. temperatures will be falling late today and

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stephanie: one player to watch for tomorrow night is linebacker t.j. watt, who's having a breakout year for the badgers on defense. t.j. hopes to one day follow in the footsteps of his older brothers j.j. and derek, who are , both currently in the nfl. 12 sports stephen watson sat down with the youngest watt earlier this week at camp randall. stephen: you look and first people think football, but how >> goofy family. we are some goofballs. we just love each other at the end of the day. one big part of our life's football, but when we are not around football, we are really close and like to hang out and have fun and watch movies, goof around, hang out outdoors and things like that. stephanie: you can see more from stephen watson's sit-down with t.j watt tomorrow on a special edition of big 12 sports saturday with dan and drew live from madison at 6:30. then stay tuned as the badgers take on the buckeyes at 7:00, only here on wisn 12. game one of the american league championship series taking place tonight. no score in this one, bottom of the sixth inning

stephanie: on to college football. the heartland trophy was introduced back in 2004. since then, the badgers and hawkeyes have split their 10 meetings. the tiebreaker will come tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. , straight at kinnick stadium, but don't let that fool you. the players insist it is a very difficult environment with the sidelines unusually close to the fans. and the badgers expect the 70,000 plus hawkeye faithful to be on their 'a' game tomorrow. >> hostile, man. especially going through iowa. the sideline during close to the stands, i don't know if you have been to that stadium. you can hear guys saying anything and everything. >> i remember when i was there e with melvin and james and those guys just getting hammered with comments. they just stayed focused, locked in and really just took focus on , what we were really there for. not the fans. stephanie: coming up in our second half hour, are you ready for some operation football? the wiaa state playoffs kicked off tonight. area and around state. that is in about 20 minutes. stay tuned for that. patrick: tha

stephanie: on saturday night, a top 10 showdown in madison. number two ohio state coming to the buckeyes rushing offense is one of the best in the country in fact, ohio state is fourth in -- in the country. rushing yards with an average of 323 yards per game. mike weber leads the way with 566 yards. he is the big 10's leading rusher and is complemented by curtis samuel with 410 yards. as a team, the buckeyes are averaging nearly 6.5 yards per carry. >> we know that team is full of players that can take advantage of missed opportunities, so i think overall that is the big key for us this week, the opportunity that we have an chances we have to make those opportunities, because if not, that can truly hurt us in the long run. stephanie: dan needles, drew olson, and stephen watson will all be live before the game in madison for a special edition of big 12 sports saturday at 6:30. then stay with us as the badgers take on the buckeyes at 7:00, only here on wisn 12. in madtown this weekend, espn's college gameday is coming to town. coming up in our se

stephanie: as for the badgers, they are on their bye week. wisconsin returns to action next saturday night against ohio state, a game you can see right here on wisn 12. it was also announced tonight that espn's college gameday will be in town in madison next saturday. the second ranked buckeyes taking on the hoosiers today. ohio led just24 scored his second touchdown of the day. j.t. barrett rushed 137 yards and threw a touchdown to dontre wilson. the buckeyes win 38-17. more than 17,000 fans on hand to watch oshkosh white water, biggest crowd for a division iii game. no score until the second quarter, quarterback brett wilber hitting the tight end. titans in front 14-10. with just over a minute to go on the game, third and 14, drew patterson with the play of the game, looks like it's about to be stopped but former celtics hamilton star runs to the end zone for the game winning touchdown. the war hawks win 17-14. white water has won 28 straight home games. here's patterson talking about his game-winning t.d. >> it was a good play. good call b

stephanie: one of the questions raised that is the most worrying for the financial industry and for highlynced companies across the services sector is is very hard line of visas and putting pressure on employers and naming and shaming employers for the number of foreign workers that they have. can you imagine devising a scenario, some kind of arrangement for financial services and other services and we'd make our own way and lose some things but maybe gain in other things. but if you can't be sure of having that global elite teresa may was not positive about her speech yesterday coming into london and helping companies be world leading companies will be a question mark. tom: stephanie flanders with us with much to talk about at these meetings at the international monetary fund. later our conversation with christine lagarde. too much to talk about. right now what is striking is the amount of global debt but more to speak with christine lagarde with. from washington, this is bloomberg. dd fran: francine: these are live pictures, a little glum. we know a lot of the financial heads actually --

even use a little styling cream. >> would that work the same on stephanie's hair, or no? because her hair texture is more like mine. still work, too? >> sure. absolutely. >> okay. >> stephanie one, we brush >> just flip it. >> depends what look you want. >> look at klg's look. look at that. the way -- it's right here. >> i could have brushed it out, too. >> why would you? >> depends on how you feel? >> it looks good. >> the beauty of this is you literally can sleep on it and the next day it's still going to look good. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >>> find out what you're doing every night experts say is a bad habit when we play the game -- >> all: "how bad is it?" when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol? pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol?. there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. that's why we're introducing cheese dippers. the creamy cheese and crunchy breadsticks that go wherever you do. cheese dippers by th

we're going to keep stephanie on-scene there and also keep our crews at sf general so we can monitor the injured officer. we'll be updating the story also at nbcbayarea.com. we'll have more later in this newscast and, of course, more live updates on our 6:00 news, as well. >>> in the east bay, a small plane slammed into a hillside in concord late this afternoon, killing the pilot. it happened around 12:30 near croaker pass road. sharon cat suita is live with more information. sharon. >> reporter: investigators say really is a mess out there. the plane is just left in bits and pieces. they're keeping us at a distance. take a look. it tapped near the two tower transmission lines, and it happened in the canyon in that area. from our nbc bay area chopper video, you can see investigators looking closely at pieces of the wreckage. late this afternoon, the faa confirmed the only person aboard was killed. that pilot has not yet been identified. the faa says the aircraft was a beach craft bonanza. it happened six meals east of the airport. a neighbor called in the report. >> that they witness

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look t great out there heading in from the west sidee send it back down to wayne christie and stephanie. >> one down and three to in three to go. your cleveland indians taking out the chicagoo cubs in game one. >> we could not have done it without catcher roberto perez last night. we check in with jessicae who is sharing the hea taking lots of pictures fun at my secret in between and run over to the jack out with figured out how to get the heaters on t in there that's how we've been staying warm and between each one. it is an awesome day to be a cleveland are especially heree we one game on how crazy is that through march ago we are world series champions.ha a look at that incredible game. a good start with jos? romero with bases-loaded third-base everyone safe indians take a one ?-s zero lead. branding gets on base after being hit by a pitch andi it happens again two ?- zero indians in the third inning. an anchor it on the hell. they had eight strikeouts in the first three innings setting world goes your into love solo shot n the end of a three ?- zero lead and then o a scary moment and te sev

stephanie: i don't know what's going on with her. emonis: i definitely sensed that her body language changed when this topic came up, and it prompted me to say, "are you telling me everything?" no? stephanie: no, i-i just -- like i said, i'm not sure, um, what's her position here. lemonis: stephanie seemed reluctant to tell me exactly what's going on, so i'm gonna talk to other employees at other locations. let's jump in the car and get to bay view. dave: okay. you know how to get there? lemonis: yeah. i'm a marquette grad. i know how to get to bay view. [ bell jingles ] whoa! it's a lot bigger. this feels very different. this was the original one? dave: yes, 2004. lemonis: i'm feeling a little bit better as i visit the bay view location because you can tell there's a little bit more thought that went into this. the space is bigger, you see the full kitchen, it looks clean, but i still don't know what the story is. like, what exactly is dave trying to sell here? is it a concept or is it just a local soup spot? how you doing? i'm marcu

plus, we'll be on weather watch ? stephanie: the packers announced quarterback joe callahan. the six-foot-one rookie out of wesley signed with green bay as an undrafted free agent back in may. he will more than likely go on the practice squad. all the talk this week is about the packers number-one-ranked defense against the cowboys top rushing offense. green bay's 43 yard per game allowed through four games are the fewest in nfl history. the packers defense will get their toughest test on sunday. or the top rushing, you want to go against the top guys. >> we are of for the challenge. i think we have a good thing going. obviously they do as well, but as much as we can focus on ourselves, i think it will bring out the best in us. stephanie: we are two days away from the top 10 showdown between the second-ranked buckeyes and the eighth-ranked badgers in and since it's such a big deal, espn's college gameday will come to campus and televised live -- televise live from bascom hill on saturday morning starting at 8:00 a.m. rece davis is one of the hosts. 12 sports stephen watson cau

we have plenty more coverage on the candidates -- including more from stephanie grady's one on one with trump jr...plus more details on the campaign visits this week. google challenging other tech companies with new gadgets. how the new devices compare to the latest iphone. hurricane matthew is on the move.. when it could hit the u-s.. and how residents in florida are bracing for the storm. the year-- and the team's manager says despite the rough season...he sees it as a success. hear from craig counsell on what the crew needs to work on next year - russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. a front moves our way today with a narrow line of showers and thunderstorms. we can expect wet conditions this morning and early more rain and thunderstorms expected ove

stephanie sutton goes one on one with jordy nelson. kathy: and, more postseason announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: the cowboys lead the nfl in rushing offense. the packers have the nfl's best at lambeau field could be the struggling packers offense against the dallas d. 12 sports stephanie sutton has our exclusive one-on-one with packers receiver jordy nelson. stephanie: what happened after the first two series? it seemed like the offense was a little off. aaron rodgers threw two interceptions. what is your take? >> randall had a big touchdown the got called back because we were not set with 12 guys on the field. it broke o drive, there was not any of that. we were moving the ball forward. every once in a while we have miscues and do not get in the rhythm. stephanie: aaron rodgers hardly touched, wasn't sack, looking pretty good. >> absolutely. they are getting in a rhythm as well. it relates to the run game. stephanie: until a.d. lacey got injured or hurt his ankle, you guys were rolling with the eddie lacy had a grea

. >>> stephanie, one traveler said as soon as she landed here, she took out hur phone to see what the latest track for matthew was vacations into wondering what's going on back home as the roofs are moving on. those who wanted to fly came out early. including this woman who flew from florida. >> they were able to change our ticket to the morning. i left fort lauderdale at 8:00 in the morning but the airport was closing right behind us. there. they were literally it was like a ghost town. >> no direct flights to the florida area. they were in south florida as matthew was approaching. they've changed their flight to get back home where it's dry as quickly as possible. got to take advantage of that window opportunity to just get out. thanks so much john. >>> we want the weather desk. the haiti interior minister says the hurricane death toll now up to283 people lost in the hard hit area. these are just preliminary numbers. >>> it's proof there's a lot going on. we have you covered right now and until everything settles. we can tell you that a fema team in arizona is on stand by. just look

joyce: highlights from around the state including a big division one showdown at oconomowoc. stephanie sutton and stephen watson have team coverage up next in sports. but first, here are tonight's i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson sides with big insurance. voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies stephanie: that is jackson hunter in the front row. he is the son of our photojournalist, jason hunter. welcome to our playoff edition of operation football. level one games otherwise known including in our area. 12 sports stephen watson joins me right away. he just got back from a division one showdown between oconomowoc and middleton, stephen. stephen: everyone loves a good 4-5 matchup to open the playoffs. oconomowoc is a team many thought would have been seeded highe

on the street. let's give you another live look down there. stephaniethe winds are whipping 100-plus miles an hour. you can see the trees bending. air conditioners have flown off the roofs across the street from us. trees have gone down on cars in front of our on the cars on the hotel. if you pan over there, the tree went down last time. five cars underneath it. hopefully nobody inside. now, most of the residents here, they have either evacuated or hunkered down in their homes or really windy as you can see out here, stephanie, or they have taken shelter in a hotel or actual shelters, there's about 20 of them set up here on the island. stephanie? >> the wind is massive. do you know how fast it is? >> reporter: last time we checked, it was close to 110 miles an hour. but it could be clocking in at much more than that. i mean, the hotel that we're staying at, the roof tiles, there goes another one. did you see that? the roof tiles are flying off the roof here. and i mean, they're dangerous. they're like projectiles going through the roof below us and actu

stephanie coueignoux is live on the scene, on shawmut avenue and, stephanie, i know the police commissioner was out there earlier speaking with people. >> yes, and boston police are still here on scene. the district attorney's office, we understand, is now investigating, but taking a look behind you can see some of the police tape, still surrounding the front of this brownstone. morning. i do want to show you some video from the scene earlier this morning and, again, this is on shawmut avenue. you can see in this video there is an ambulance there outside the brownstone. commissioner bill evans earlier this morning told us the man's mother called 911 earlier this morning to report that her son was emotionally disturbed. according to evan, the 31 year-old had a history of paranoid schizophrenia. now, when ems arrived he said medical responders first went inside. evans said the man started to struggle with them and then pulled out a knife. the officers who were waiting outside then came in to help but that's when evans says the situation escalated. >> he swung repeatedly at the officers with t

stephanie nilva of teen violence prevention organization 'day one' says =half= the people ages 14 to 24 have experienced it. ( stephanie nilva / executive director of day one) young people are now subject to stalking, sexual harassment, disclosure of private pictures, constant texting, where are you, who are you with, where are you going? india's mother didn't know what was going on for more than a year. relationship and pursue legal action. ( stephanie cook / india's mom) have an open relationship. talk to your children // if you feel that something is going on, keep questioning it. i'm excited to meet new people now 18, india is older, wiser and off to college. i have my days where i still have anxiety, but i have to reassure myself all of that's done. you are moving on to bigger and better things. and she's sharing her story with younger teens to try to keep them out of harm's way. ((denise valdez)) >> as many as 60 percent of young people who are in an abusive relationship don't tell anyone about the abuse. and as few as three percent report it to an authority./// ((dave courvoisi

on our balcony there. the fence has gone over. the tables. nothing is steady out here right now. stephanie? >> hold on.hotel you're in, and you said the hotel is packed with both locals and tourists who haven't been able to leave, the balcony behind you, we're seeing debris has fallen, furniture gone and no power in the hotel. how long do people anticipate they'll be there and do you have the resources? >> reporter: we have power in the hotel. running on generator right now. but we have heard transformers and we've seen the power go out across the island. so it's unclear if they have power in other places. most of these large hotels have transformers. they've got everybody on the bottom floor of the hotel. it's a very safe area, probably a little bit safer than where we are, but we're kind of tethered here to the railing and we're not going too far, so we want to give you an idea of just how strong these winds are, and what is going on. >> i feel like the winds -- >> reporter: there's a lot of destruction, stephanie. >> tammy, do you feel like the wind is picking up? earlier, it was at 125. that was ab

we're tracking the hurricane and have the latest on where it's headed next. stephanie joins us now with more on the weather.

-on-one stephanie: no workout today for the packers. in green bay, they are back on the practice field tomorrow. to get ready for sunday night's showdown against the new york giants at lambeau field. in the meantime 12 sports , stephen watson has our exclusive one-on-one with wide receiver jordy nelson. stephen: how tough is it to have a bye week, week four, versus later? jordy: it varies. i think we convince ourselves that came in the right time. not a bad spot for me to get three games in get a recovery week. ,and get back to normal again. so, in the middle of the season we, would be happy about that, too. it is just part of it. notice to a great job of taking care of us. understanding the situation we are in especially the early, bye. it is all part of it. and this team in week three or four, or week stephanie: thank you, stephen. brewers general manager david stearns annoucned today the team's entire coaching staff will be back next season. and while 2016 was a rebuilding year, the brewers finished five games better than last year. o

reporter: the other side of these good reviews is that it puts a lot of pressure, as you know, stephanie, on donald trump who did not have a good first debate. he has to do something different on sunday, and he's already hearing that from newspapers, including "the wall street journal" who had a pretty tough op ed this morning. stephanie? >> thanks. now we're going to take you to kristen welker in chappaqua covering the democratic campaign. kristen, let's talk tim kaine. he clearly studied, too. did he study too much? >> reporter: well, look, democrats would acknowledge that he was pretty amped up, particularly in the first part of the debate, but the spin from within the clinton campaign is that, look, he did what he needed to do. he essentially laid out the controversial comments that donald trump has made, reminded voters of them and really put pence on the defense to try to defend them, which he struggled to do. take a listen to some of his toughest hits. >> i can't imagine how governor pence can defend the insult driven selfish me first style donald trump. i'm interested to hear how he'

on the board. it is everyone doing their job, those plays, and i have done that. stephanie: twice, so close. >> not getting it done. not getting off of them are making the plays at the end of the down. you just have to make some plays. dan: thank you, steph. the badgers are 10 point underdog's for saturday's game with second ranked ohio state. wisconsin's hopes for an upset may rest with their ability to slow down j.t. barrett. the junior quarterback already owns the ohio state career record for passing touchdowns. this sso against just three interceptions and he's rushed four more , scores. >> i do what it takes to win. if that means i have to run the ball 26 times to win by 20 points, then we do that. >> he can pretty much do it all. he has a great arm. if you keep him in the pocket, he can definitely pick you apart on defense a little bit and he can throw as well. he's very dangerous on the run. >> it's going to be cool to face another ohio state quarterback in that system that we know is going to be elite and do we just have to find a way to slow him down. dan: i will b

on what you need to know in what's the deal report. >> reporter: funeral homes are not required to post their prices online and many don't. that may change soon, stephanie runs one of the nonprofit funeral home in time country. it should be easy to know the cost of the funeral. >> we posture prices on a website. >> whatever we can do to ease it is burden we do. >> reporter: they publish the prices charged by nearby funeral homes. consumer report says a proposal before the federal trade commission require that all funeral homes publish their prices online. funerals can cost of dollars. you often have to call or visit to get a price. >>> consumer reports says get costs from funeral homes. you don't have to buy a full package. you can pay for the products and services you want. >> you don't have to buy the caskets at the funeral home.droe money, as well. >> go to ffc.gov and check in funeral checklist. >> reporter: once you decide on a funeral home you're entitled by law to get an itemized statement to know what you will pay at the end. it's not impossible to haggle at a funeral home. consumer reports says it's worth it. >> south carolina is feeling the ef

on the red cross workers leaving today. good morning and welcome to wakeup! stephanie's weather traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = som

so stephanie, hillary clinton in the debate did a couple of things that have resonance with women. one, she defended abortion rights in a very forthright way. she went after donald trump as a sexual predator. but this "nasty" meme seems to have caught on more than anything. why do you think that is? >> well, i think we watched that debate and saw an incredibly strong leader in hillary clinton and right at the end, you heard this -- and even for me -- and i watch all of this, right, i'm a junkie of politics. and i even felt a little bit like it was a sucker punch at the end. and i think for so many women, for so many of us around the country, we've been in that room when some unqualified guy says something snarky or tries to belittle us right at the end, and it just -- like, enough is enough. and i think that it's why it has caught the attention and -- because it went to our gut, right, it was a gut hit. and we're seeing it all over. the energy of women of all ages, like you said. young women, older women, across the board, who are like, that's it. hillary clinton is the most qualified.

we're tracking the hurricane and have the latest on where it's headed next. stephanie joins us now with more on the weather. this morning then gradual clearing. temperatures will cool through the morning and hover in the low 60s this afternoon. clear and chilly for friday night football, lows by early tomorrow will drop into the upper 30s and low 40s. sunny for the weekend with upper 50s saturday and low to mid 60s sunday. increasing clouds on monday with a few rain showers possible overnight. today: morning showers then mostly sunny. breezy and cool. high: 64 dewpoint: 48 wind: w-nw 10-20 mph tonight: clear and chilly. low: 41 dewpoint: 41 wind: nw 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays the east coast-- bracing for hurricane matthew this morning. more than 280 people were killed when the storm swept through haiti. angelica duria joins us in studio with the latest on how it's impacting the u-s. storm... the storm is expected to stay that way as it moves along florida's coast. the hurricane brings winds

coueignoux has been live on the scene all morning. stephanie, over the past few hours, you saw several men who have been escorted out by the s.w.a.t. team. some in handcuffs? >> yeah, and actually we saw one of those men being driven away cruiser. taking a look behind me, you can see, unfortunately, now one of the armored swat vehicles is blocking this scene, however, just beyond it, is francis street, and certainly a different scene than what we showed you 30 minutes ago, because the s.w.a.t. team members have started driving away. they have started clearing the scene, but you can see that many heavily armed are still here but again they are since clearing the scene. this happened inside a home, this is a 3-story triplex on francis street and i went to take you through the timeline of this. it all started around 5:00 this morning, after shots were fired here. police responded and revere police on the scene telling me that those shots were not aimed at anyone in particular, however, when police arrived, they say a number of people on the second

on the red cross workers leaving today. good morning and welcome to wakeup! stephanie's weather traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = som florida bracing for hurricane matthew to make landfall. the eye of the storm is just miles off the coast now. the state is still getting pounded with strong winds and rain right now. hundreds of thousand are without power...and millions have evacuated. angelica joins us now with the latest. winds off florida's coast right now around 120 miles per hour...and the storm category three hurricane. but it is still considered extremely dangerous. forecasters predict storm surge in some areas could be as high as 11 feet and as many as 15 inches of rain could fall. the national weather service warned that some places could be uninhabitable for "weeks or months." hurricane matthew has already killed hundreds in the caribbean...the death toll now over 280 in haiti. our meteorologist stephanie barichello is tracking the storm. stephanie -- what is the latest stephanie discusses hurricane millions of people are urg

on big 12 sports saturday. stephanie: game three ended moments ago, cleveland steals game three on the road in chicago at wrigley field to take tomorrow is game four set for 7:00 at wrigley field. kathy, you will be going there this weekend. kathy: i will be sitting in the centerfield bleachers. stephanie: pretty cool. joyce: i know who you are cheering for. kathy: a final look at your forecast next. joyce: and as we go to break tonight's winning lottery johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. onsin families. russ feingold: i'm russ

coueignoux is on the scene now with details, stephanie, what have you learnd? >> this is still a very active investigation. right now, i'm going to step out of the way. you can see about 8 different investigators here investigating on the track, you can also the commuter rail train stopped on the tracks as they continue to about the circumstances surrounding this. i do want to show you some video, just to give you a little better perspective in terps of all of this. again, this all started at around 7:30 this morning when this train apparently struck someone here on the tracks. the mbta commuter rail tweeting out that this was a trespasser's strike. now, i have asked investigators exactly what happened, the condition of this person, but again, this is information that they are not passing along to just yet. right now, what they are doing is they are walking along the tracks and they were investigating but again this happened near the tall bot station here, along the commuter rails line. and, again, this has impacted computer rail service, in fact, a fairmont ser

hurricane matthew-- growig we're tracking the storm and have the latest on where it's headed. stephanie joins us now with more on the weather. steph's weather mostly cloudy today with periods of rain and thunder. warm again with highs reaching into the low 70s. the chance for rain will continue overnight and into the first half of friday. itll be a bit cooler with highs in the middle 60s. into the 50s saturday but we clear out and see the sun for the weekend. there is the slight chance for a few rain showers monday night into early tuesday morning. today: periods of showers and t- storms. warm. high: 72 dewpoint: 63 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: scattered showers. low: 59 dewpoint: 63 wind: s 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays sending aid to florida as hurricane matthew inches closer to the u-s... 18 trained volunteers and staff members from wisconsin are being deployed today and tomorrow and additional emergency response vehicles are on standby. hurricane matthew is currently a category four

coueignoux is live on the scene. stephanie, during the past hour you have received an update from the mayor. >> stephanie: yes. he says this is absolutely heartbreaking because victim siblings at one of the middle school and elementary school and because of that this really has touched every aspect of the community. they will have grief counselors on hand taking a look behind me. we are here at the scene of the crash. this is on main street. just next to the brockton food matter and on the road there are orange spray paint marks indicating exactly where this happened. freshman at brockton high video of what this scene looked like last night and this morning there's still the very big question of what exactly led up to the crash. now, we were there as investigators were driving suv and see investigators testing the suv's brakes, possibly testing for mechanical failure. what we know is that around 6:45 last night the teenage boy, 14-year-old, he was riding his bike here on main street, when he was hit and killed by and heartbrea

stephanie: yes, this milwaukee bucks team is very young. the youngest on the roster is fun maker -- thon maker. he is just 19 years old and can't wait to make is in ba debut tonight. -- nba debut tonight. >> i finally get to live the dream and play in the nba. >> things will be going faster because the energy excitement. take a deep breath, count to three, enjoy the moment, and play hard. you only get this one time, suggest enjoy it. stephanie: as for the hornets, there. however, he is an active for tonight's home opener. the charlotte hornets are here at home against the milwaukee bucks. back to you. dan: thank you, stephanie. packers linebacker clay matthews did not practice today. he re-injured his hamstring in last week's win over the bears. won the nfc offensive player of the week honor for the first time in his career. adams set personal bests with 13 catches, 132 yards, and two touchdowns against the bears last thursday. his 13 catches were the second most by a packer behind only don hutson. mike mccarthy likes to use the term stacking success, but

and ram. 13 action news reporter stephanie zepelin is out on the road in live drive right now on the 215... stephanie... how are the roads looking out there? ad-libs adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield more scattered and gradually east of the area. high pressure will then build into the area and bring warmer temps to the area. expect highs in the low 80s tomorrow, then mid 80s on wednesday and thursday with partly cloudy skies each afternoon. a series of systems will start to affect the area on friday. the first system will bring push of cloud cover on friday, with slight chances for rain and breezy winds by the afterno high temps will drop to the low 80s for friday and the weekend. saturday we will be between systems, but still have a shot at showers with the residual moisture. skies will also stay mostly cloudy over the weekend. by sunday, chances for rain drop and the wind will increase ahead of the next system, which will roll through sunday night gusts to about 35- 40mph on sunday. this system will bring a bigger cool-down with high temps dropping to the mid 70s