antoinette? antoinette: diane, thank you. we will continue to follow the breaking detai o as the second devicea pressure cooker found blocks away. the latest on air, online, and on our mobile app. in just hours, president obama is heading to new york city for a fundraising event. this is as the white house officially expresses regret after a u.s.-led airstrike hit syrian forces rather than isis. todd: the white house is calling it an unintentional loss of life. the united nations security council held a closed emergency the u.s. is calling russia's request a stunt. >> even by russia's standards, tonight's stunt, a stunt replete with moralism and grandstanding, is uniquely cynical and hypocritical. todd: russia's u.n. ambassador says the airstrike has put a, quote, very big question mark over the future of the u.s. and russian-brokered cease-fire agreement in deadly crash as a newton restaurant is preparing to face a judge tomorrow. 55-year-old brad casler faces charges of motor vehicle homicide and driving to endanger. two pe

antoinette? antoinette: thank you. breaking news overnight -- one person is dead and two other injured after a shooting overnight in dorchester on wales street near nightingale after 2:00 this morning. was killed on the scene. another victim taken to the hospital by ambulance. and a third person got to the hospital on his own. new controversy in the race for the white house. donald trump again making comments that some say are veiled threats against hillary clinton. todd: trump calling for clinton's secret service agents to be stripped of their guns. our coverage begins with the eye's john atwater. >> take their guns away. she doesn't want guns. for hillary clinton's secret service agents to be stripped of their weapons. >> she wants to destroy your second amendment reporter: trump was criticizing clinton's plan to reform gun laws during a rally in miami. his comments come hours after an abrupt reversal on another controversy he's perpetuated for years. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. r

antoinette: new controversy. the move donald trump is calling for and how hillary clinton is responding. plus the president reacting to trump's turnaround on the birther issue. dd was knocked unconscious during a walk. the details on the investigation still following. antoinette: a deadly collision in newton. a teenager killed after he was struck by a passing train. what police are saying about the investigation on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's new leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: and a good morning. it is 5:00 on this saturday, september 17. i'm antoinette antonio. doug is off today. it's a mild day ahead for us. mike is tracking showers for the end of the weekend. what have you got? mike: typically rain on the weekend, bummer, but we need the rain. we'll see rain as we talk about tomorrow, mostly late in the today. this morning, walk out, temperatures are cool but not as cold as yesterday. yesterday we had temperatures in the 30's. a little thin overcast out there

antoinette? antoinette: thank you. out of new york city. the city is on high alert after an explosion in the chelsea area of manhattan, sending more than two dozen people to the hospital. a second device also found just blocks away. officials saying that device is a pressure cooker with wires. todd: we're also learning that police are looking into a third possible device. there are at least 29 people injured. the fire department says no one appears to have life-threatening injuries at this time. right now, you're looking about a block away from the scene where the explosion happened. the explosion took place near west 23rd at 6th avenue. a law enforcement official says the explosion appears to have come from a construction toolbox in front of the building. witnesses say the explosion blew out the windows of the surrounding businesses. investigators have found a second device blocks from the original blast. we're told that that device is a pressure cooker attached to confirmed if the pressure cooker is an explosive device. the device was rem

antoinette: commitment 2016. after weeks of criticism, donald trump took his campaign directly to african america voters. focusing on problems in the african american community, while addressing predominantly white crowds. yesterday, trump focused on economic change. >> i understand the african-american community has suffered from discrimination and there are many wrongs that must be made right. antoinette: the church says the invitation for trump to speak is not an endorsement. former rival ben carson also joined trump at the service and then took trump on a tour of his old neighborhood in detroit. trump's running mate mike pence now says he plans to release his tax returns in the next week. the gop vice-presidential candidate stopping by a tailgate for ohio state university yesterday. he made the announcement in an interview with meet the press. pence says trump still plans to release his tax returns when his this weekend will be a big moment for hillary clinton's campaign as bernie sanders holds his first solo

antoinette: a young delete device odds. doug: living his dream and physical challenges that could have kept him off the field and how he won over the coaches and made the team. antoinette: we have live pictures from factual phufrt. -- falmouth hermine and cindy has the latest i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. atlantic conservancy sharktivity antoinette: 8:25 and you are looking down to falmouth. it is labor day weekend and a lot of beach activity in. the surf not an issue yet. we are tracking hermine and it will be allowing for the winds to increase as the day goe

i'm antoinette antonio. this morning. as we look at the radar image, it looks rather impressive still. cindy: it is, though it does not look like a classic tropical system. it will develop more like the nor'easter, which we are more used to. you can seize guys are mainly clear across the area. we will see decent sunshine on your sunday before clouds thicken deeper into the afternoon. here's hermine to the south. is running into high. having a tough time moving onward -- northward. you can see tropical storm watches along the south coast, the cape, and the islands. this storm is lifting northward, and it is strengthening. it will continue to prevent northward through labor day and then really slow down. for us, that is a slow deterioration of conditions. we will see sunshine with an increase in clouds this afternoon. the wind starts to pick up this afternoon. the northeasterly wind holds temperatures near 70 at the coast. by evening, the wind could gust between about 30 and 50 miles per hour late in the day. i want to show

antoinette: and i'm antoinette antonio. so far. mike: for the areas north and west, it's not a bad time. a thin overcast right now, it will dissipate at different times. the actual storm itself is about 540 miles away from boston. we are seeing the cloud shield working its way out. the rain is way down here. the reason is not moving northward fast is because we have a big high pressure are side, but the storm system itself is way down to the south at this point. we are watching for tropical storm watches, which have been issued along the outer areas of the water. not so much inland yet. we will reevaluate that later on this morning. maxim sustained wind and 60 mellon hour. just now moves into the atlantic. -- 60 miles an hour. rough surf along the south coastal basing areas, which is why we're keeping a close eye on the threat of rip current as we had through the weekend. more about this is the warming trend comes into the week. antoinette: mike, thank you. continuing to track tropical storm hermine. the storm churning up the coast

antoinette: nearly 3000 names being read right now. this is live pictures from new york city this morning, ground zero. on the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. we are 15 minutes away from another moment of silence to observe the moment the north tower fell. it is a day with a lot of emotion out there. our coverage continues. morning, intense airstrikes in syria ahead of a cease-fire scheduled to start tomorrow. opposition activists say dozens of people have been killed in the city of aleppo. also today syrian state tv reports the government has accepted the the cease fire agreement reached by the u.s. and russian negotiators. secretary of state john kerry is calling the agreement a turning point. iran is building a new nuclear power plant with help from russia. it's the first project since last year's landmark nuclear deal. the project will be monitored by agency. the u.s. along with russia, britain, france, germany, and china, reached a deal with iran last year in which tehran agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for th

antoinette? antoinette: thank you. one person is dead, two others injured after a shooting in dorchester. this happened on whale street near nightingale before 2:00 this morning. "the globe" reports that one person died on the scene. another victim was taken to the hospital by ambulance and a third victim got to the hospital on his own. todd: gop nominee donald trump is stirring up another controversy. trump calling for democratic rival hillary clinton's secret service agents to be stripped of let's see what happens to her. clinton's camp is calling the remark out of bounds and saying trump has a pattern of inciting people to violence. antoinette: police are investigating a violent assault in easton. a woman claims she was walking her dog early thursday when she was kicked from behind and then knocked unconscious. police say based on the woman's account, there is some concern that she may have been a victim of a sexual assault. todd: community support in an everett neighborhood after an act of vandalism. an american fl

antoinette: good thing. the federal drug enforcement agency takg it's not an official opiate but it acts like one. drug officials concerns that it is being used as a replacement for drugs like heroin. this has been linked to 15 deaths in the united states. doug: the red sox on the road for the next nine games. they kicked off their series against oakland last night with david price on the mountain. there is one word for this 1 -- you can hyphenate it. scored six runs in the sixth inning. then there's travis shaw with this three run bomb. boston's up 12-2. boston wins this one 16-2. yikes. rick porcello gets the ball tonight. in this morning's five for good, a kindness movement that started on cape cod has now gone global. antoinette: explains the origin of the kindn ess rock project. erica: a garden has grown. rocsks left here and all over. >> i went to whole fools and it said kind foul - i went to whole foods. emily: message is seen as signs. >> it coincided with my father mom. >> i found a rock at a low po

antoinette: and i'm antoinette antonio. we have some great weather this weekend. mike: a fantastic day today. all that moisture moves north. tomorrow, a bit of cloud coverage, as well. it may linger into wednesday. i shows up at that point. it will be a while and will hang a while. a beautiful sunrise coming out of the whole thing. the national weather service issued these watches. they are hesitant as to whether it will be moving its weight in here in full force or not. here's where it is that right now. here is the path it will take. in may intensified a bit to us. there's a tone of uncertainty here. there's a lot of debate as to what can happen. it is close enough to us. the ocean will be churned up out there. the rip current risk will be the big risk there. we'll talk about the totals in the more -- in a moment. right now heading for new england, leaving behind a path of destruction. hermine came ashore in florida as a hurricane thursday night, the first to hit that state in a decade, pounding the gulf coast with heavy rains and high winds. hundreds of thousan

antoinette: trage died after a horse riding accident. the gore -- the girl was taking part in the writing club when she was thrown from the horse. she was responding but died from her injuries. many people were left stunned and heartbroken. >> nothing seemed to have startled horse. a lot of people were around and witnessed it and were extremely age are not being released. the writing club says the show will continue. doug: police are searching for two people involved in armed robbery on west mountain street. the dems say they were about to get into two cars. one suspect was armed with a gun, and forced the woman to the ground. at the vatican where pope francis has declared mother teresa a saint. doug: the event injury people from all over the world. mother teresa known for her selfless dedication to the poor and needy. the none left a lasting compressed -- lasting impression i remember meeting her. i had a very powerful moment with mother teresa. she took me in and held my face with her hands and i felt this energy go through me and i wa

antoinette: a gift to a man in need of a kidney. a family's gesture of kindness after an untimely death. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the jersey for this fire on an old bridge. flames shooting 30 feet into the air. the fire started last night on the partially demolished bridge. firefighters had a tough time getting flames under control because the deck of the old bridge had already been taken out. only the pilings were left. the cause of the fire is under investigation. iron investigators -- this oceanfront house in narragansett rhode island. the family of james getting to and is considered a total loss following monday night's fire. strong wind coupled with water problems hampered firefighters who were forced to attack flames from the outside. antoinette: a mural depicting maine's governor as a member of the ku klux klan is staying put for now. the mural in portland shows governor lepage dressed as a member of the kkk next to the -- a red line

antoinette: stay calm. the rip current will not will you wonder. >> if you get panics, you are using up iraq's in. you are using up your energy. that will cause you to sink. antoinette: it is like a treadmill. yove you can go back to shore. at a lifeguard shows us. than it is my turn. >> swim directly back to shore. but that is not what you want to do -- you want to get out of the rip current and swim parallel. but if you get too tired, and you might, just try to stay afloat i keeping your lungs of air and the best thing to do -- always swim where you see lifeguards. at coast guard beach on kickoff, and antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: good advice. jc: especially this weekend. there will be warnings really into next week. next in your health, a new permit for sleep apnea. ben: the device that could bring relief to sufferers. heather: defensive end rob ninkovich , suspended for four games. what he's saying after testing positive for a banned substance. tree dangers, as we brace for the possible ef

we're live in worcester this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> antoinette, thank you. also breaking, north korea confirmed it has conducted a nuclear warhead explosion. the country says it's an effort to counter u.s. hostility. the test triggered a 5.0 magnitude earthquake, nuclear test explosion. >> right now, three members of the massachusetts state police are suspended without pay with an investigation underway. the department says the three work in the armory of the state police and the investigation is focused on the transfer of surplus weapons to a vendor. the attorney general is also looking into this case. >> right now, the boston police department is awaiting a ruling by the city's largest police union. john atwater is outside the courthouse where that decision is expected today, john. john: we're expected that decision in a few hours. we should learn if the pilot program starts on monday. if program has been delayed because of concerns coming from the union. the patrolman's union is fighting the plan that would force 100 officers to wear those cameras. just

antoinette? antoinette: witnesses describing a frightening scene. we know two people are suffering from gunshot wounds. their condition this morning is unclear. let's go ahead and take a look at the video. worcester police were out here gathering evidence outside of the gallas boylston street. two people tell the telegram this they were walking down the street when they heard the gunfire. they took off running, and then one of fair friends said that he was shot in the leg. another person was also shot but this morning it's unclear how badly that person was injured. police roped off the area. two ambulances left the scene. all of this happening just around 11:30 last night. we are working to get more information on the condition of unclear and there is no word if there is any suspects or leads in this shooting. live in worcester, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: also breaking north korea confirms it has conducted a nuclear warhead explosion. the country says it is an effort to counter u.s. hostility. the test triggered a 5.0 magnitude ea

antoinette singleton thinks the blood work is necessary... like some others right now -- she says shes feeling anxious, they're safe, because they still haven't said who brought it (butted with) (sot)(cover with vo from darcy pkg of officials on scene) they brought everybody and from

antoinette? antoinette: erika, this morning that suspect is facing a slew of charges including attempted murder, strangulation, and indecent assault. the victim in this case just 3 years old. this all started with a 9-1-1 call yesterday from the suspect himself. 21-year-old taj mcdonald. he allegedly said he had just killed a little boy who's a family member of his. officers found that sitting on a couch inside a home at the lincoln village apartments. the boy was conscious. he had injuries to his face and neck area. a worker who was painting a porch awning outside says that he heard a young child wailing inside that home. >> sounded like he was screaming, but, i mean, you know, just pretty much crying and sometimes screaming. but i don't know. antoinette: a witness took a photo of mcdonald being put in the police car. neighbors say this is not the first time police have been to the apartment. dcf is aware of this incident and are involved in the investigation. we, of course, will continue to bri

antoinette: good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: good morning, i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug. we're following breaking news out of new york. a second device found blocks from an explosion in new york city. the investigation, victims and evidence coming in overnight. antoinette: a push for pot on boston common. ballot question. todd: and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren on the attack. the choiceful words she has for one presidential candidate. antoinette: all of those stories are straight ahead. now we want to check in with mike wankum. and we have some rain on the way. mike: it is so nice. now, not everyone is seeing rain right now. just outside the station, you can see blue sky off to the one side and you see rain back behind the other. we're located right here. that's why the southeastern part of the state enjoying sunshine. a little bit of rain we're talking. here's where we're at right now. 495 toward haver hill. no lightning or thunder. south of orange and drifting to the east. as you look south, you're traveling

antoinette? antoinette: it happened here at the squire lounge in revere. we know that a man was severely beaten and is suffering from life threatening injuries this morning. let's go ahead and take a look at that video from overnight. police were out here investigating and collecting everyday. we could see the crime tape surrounding the area near the front doors of the lounge. as investigates look into what police have not said who was involved in this assault, but once again a man was severely beaten and taken to mch with life threatening injuries. no word on any charges or arrests. live in revere this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> breaking overnight, state police investigating a fatal crash in leominster, this was the scene after 11:00 on route 190 just south of route 2. one vehicle, an suv was involved. driver, and no word on what might have triggered the crash. >> this morning we're hearing from rescued boater nathan carmen who is waking up in vermont a day after being brought back to land and interviewed here at the coast guard st

antoinette: there could be more victims. walsh was defrocked indeed to -- in 2002 after allegations surfaced from his time at charleston church. the da office says that case, those allegations, are unrelated composite sketches just released of a man wanted in connection with the murder of a massachusetts middle school teacher's eight nearly a quarter of a century ago. lisa ziegert was working her night job at a card and gift shop when she disappeared in april of 1992 or body was found quach of days later in the woods four miles away. she had been raped and a dna lab was able to use evidence previous he sees in the investigation to come up with two composite sketches of what the suspect what it looked like at the age of 25 and at the age of 50 as well. this is the first time this process of predicting physical appearance and ancestry from unidentified dna evidence has ever been used in massachusetts. emily: investigators looking into nathan carman's story of trauma at sea and the loss of boater as he returned to vermont. toug

antoinette: undergoing a competency is valuation. he allegedly said he had just killed a little boy, a family member. officers found the toddler conscious, sitting on a couch in the lincoln village apartments. he had injuries to his face and screaming, but, you know, pretty much crying and sometimes screaming. but i don't know if he was in pain. antoinette: a witness took this photo of police putting mcdonald in handcuffs and in the police vehicle. he was babysitting the boy at the time of he is facing a slew of charges including attempted murder and a strangulation. once again, he is expected to face a judge sometime today and we will bring you the latest information when we get it. we are live in worcester, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thank you. right now, women in a boston walking on gay head street near menden street when a man approached her around 1:45 thursday morning. she says the man pulled a gun and demanded she hand over her cell phone. she was then forced to walk into a backyard in the area of number 24

antoinette? antoinette: this was a bizarre search. it started when the woman called 9-1-1, telling police that she was tied up. they eventually found her in a wooded area after searching last night. let's go ahead and take you back to that scene. a all happened down an embankment off route 18 near the ramp to route 3 in weymouth. department, as well as state police were all involved. we could see officers climbing up and down that ravine using a rope. police also laid out several evidence markers, including one next to a shoe. they found that woman. police are not releasing a lot of information about this including how she ended up down that embankment or her condition. we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest information as we get it. we're live in weymouth, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thank you, a boater rescued at sea is disputing allegations his boat may have been unsafe. nathan carman says he would not have taken his mother out fishing if he thought his boat was not seaworthy. the pair was 100 miles

leather milford, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: right now a suspicious , death is under investigation in dunbarton, new hampshire. state police were on the scene for several hours last night, at a home on barnard hill road. investigators are not releasing investigation. an 18-year-old accused of stabbing another 18-year-old with a golf club is expected back in court today. a dangerousness hearing will be held for curtis day. he's held without bail. the stabbing happened at the breakheart reservation in wakefield earlier this week. the victim has been released from the hospital. today funeral services are being held for the two nuns who were stabbed to death in their home in mississippi. the funeral for sister paula merrill will be in kentucky. merrill was originally from sisters of charity of nazareth in kentucky. sister margaret held's funeral will be in milwaukee. 46-year-old rodney earl sanders is charged with two counts of capital murder in their deaths. right now, a medford woman is facing charges accused of being drunk

newscenter 5's antoinette antonio is live from the courthouse in salem. antoinette? antoinette: erika, it was very emotional in the court. prison, plus three years of probation for their role in the sexual assault of a then 16-year-old girl. both silent in the courtroom. the two convicted in july on multiple counts related to the sexual assault behind resolve this elementary school to give years ago. the charges included kidnapping and assault with intent to wrap -- intent to rape. other third person pled guilty to videotaping the incident. the prosecution called it a targeted, vicious attack on a young woman, saying the defendant showed absolutely no remorse. in the courthouse, caitlin bonilla's on said that was not the case. >> she is very sorry. i don't think she realizes how she got here either. >> was he remorseful at all? prison, both will serve three years of probation. they will both have to register as sex and vendors -- sex offenders. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thank you. new at noon, sky 5 over the merrimack river, where the coast guard

antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: right now, a boater rescued at sea is disputing allegations that his boat may have been unsafe. nathan carman says he would not have taken his mom out fishing if he thought his boat was not seaworthy. the pair was about a hundred sinking. carman made it to a life raft but there has been no sign of his mother. >> i did not see or hear my mom. i swam out to the liferaft, holding on to it. i got on board the liferaft and was looking around. i was calling out to my mom. erika: three years ago, court papers show nathan carman came under suspicion in the death of carman was never charged in that still unsolved death and denies any involvement. randy: right now a 14-year-old is in custody accused of opening fire at a south carolina elementary school, and police say he is also a suspect in his father's death. police say the gunman drove up to the townville school and opened fire on the playground. two students and a teacher were shot. the teenager quickly taken down by a volunteer fire

antoinette: and a good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: i'm todd kazakiewich for doug this morning. we're following breaking news. one person is dead and two others injured after a gunman opened fire in dorchester. the new information. the way the neighbors responded to the incident. todd: unique stories told through the photos of people who are homeless. the local project behind some of the unforgettable images. antoinette: all of those stories coming up. right now we want to check in with mike wankum. it is a gorgeous but cool start to the day out there. mike: it certainly is a cool start. typically 57 is the average low. in boston right now we're at 58. away from the city, we saw a lot of temperatures dropping off in the 40 in a couple of places as we saw yesterday morning, dropping off into the 30's. today pretty quiet. what you'll notice is humidity starting to come up overnight tonight. with that comes from cloud cover as well. as far as this front coming in from the west, this is the one that's going to give us the chance of r

antoinette? >> emily, police and detectives have cleared the scene here, but they are not releasing a lot of information. here's what we know. a man was severely beaten here and is suffering from life-threatening injuries this morning. let's go ahead and take a look at that video from the scene overnight. police had been here all night investigating in the parking lot of the lounge in revere. tape surrounding the front doors of the lounge as investigators looked into what happened. police have not said who was involved in this assault, but, once again, a man was severely beaten and is suffering from life-threatening injuries. we'll stay on top of this investigation and will bring you more information as we get it. live in revere, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. also breaking, state police are investigating a fatal crash in leominster. this is south of route 2. only one vehicle, an s.u.v., was involved. we're told the victim is the driver. >> fire at a providence rhode island

antoinette? antoinette: the suspect is facing a slew of charges including attempted murder, strangulation, and indecent assault. the victim just three years old, this all started yesterday with a 9-1-1 call from the suspect, 21-year-old taj mcdonald. he had just killed a boy. the officers found the toddler sig lincoln village apartment, he was conscious but had injuries to his face and neck. a worker painting a porch awning said he heard a child wailing inside. >> it sounded like he was screaming, but you know, just pretty much crying and sometimes screaming but i don't know, i don't know if he was in pain. >> a witness took this photo of police putting mcdonald into vehicle. the police say that he was babysitting the victim at the time of the attack. the child is expected to recover. and neighbors say this is not the first time that police have been to that apartment. dcf says that they are aware of the incident, and they are involved in the investigation. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5.

we are live in milford, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you, right now a suspicious death is under investigation in du hampshire. state police were on the scene for several hours last night. emily: a medford woman is facing charges accused of being drunk and high while babysitting a three-year-old boy in arlington, and this is not the first time the 51-year-old has been in trouble. they say that susan devereaux was found stumbling down edgerton street wednesday afternoon. the neighbor called police who reunited the little boy with her mother. the family says they hired babysitting website care.com. >> i was hired off a website like that so it's scary. it makes us look bad when we're not all like that. >> police say that she has been arrested before for motor vehicle violations and receiving stolen property. she will face a judge on reckless endangerment charges. watertown police are investigating after a woman claims that she was being followed during a dog last night. she was running down the street when a suspicious man appr

antoinette antonio is live in salem where the pair will be sentenced today, antoinette? antoinette: erika that's snapchat video of the alt shown to the jury that found the man and woman guilty in this rape case. 21-year-old rashad deihim and 20-year-old kailyn bonia will find out how long they will spend behind bars for their role in this sexual assault on a 16-year-old girl. this happened in september of 2014 behind a saugus elementary school. during the trial this summer the victim who knew her attackers testified that she was on prescription medication and drinking heavily when the attack encounter was consensual but the jury finding that teenage girl was in no state to consent to anything. today's sentencing hearing is set for 10:00 this morning. we're live in salem this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> for consumers with a samsung galaxy note 7 you can get a refund. initially the company was only offering an exchange. >> the battery on the note 7 has been known to heat up and in some samsung issued a recall, and the consumer product safety commissi

antoinette: a witness took this photo of police putting mcdonald in vehicle. police say he was babysitting the victim at the time of the attack. the child is expected to recover. neighbors say this is not the first time that police have been to that apartment. dcf tells us they are aware of the situation and they are involved in this investigation. we, of course, will continue to bring you the latest information as it becomes available. we're live in worcester this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thank you. truck. this is the scene last night on beacon street. both victims taken to nearby hospitals. their conditions are not clear. a witness tells us they were in the crosswalk coming from a nearby restaurant when they were struck. police say the driver did stay on the scene. an investigation underway after two men were stabbed outside a braintree movie theater. police say it happened in the parking lot of the amc theater thursday night. both victims are at south shore hospital expected to recover. no arrests randy: women are on alert afte

doug and antoinette. >> a.j., thank you. a new study says you might want five-second rule, eating food that's been dropped on the floor. >> researchers at a.j.'s rutgers university says that bacteria can contaminate food in an instant. but it does depend on what you drop. researchers tested watermelon, bread, and bred and butter and gummy candy on stainless steel, ceramic tile, wood and carpet. watermelon had the most contamination. instantly. >> thank you. >> pizza, excuse me. >> full of cheese. >> that shag carpet. moving on -- dozens of college students sent to the hospital. >> on the way this morning, the investigation into a porch collapse. history up in flames. >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> 15 years later, remembering september 11. the tributes big and small honoring the lives lost and the heroes of that horrible injured after a porch collapse in a new england town. where the incident happened and what police are saying about the cause. >> a deadly crash during a boat race on a local pond. what we know about t

antoinette antonio is live from the home in allston. antoinette: these were those violations that the landlord was issued. he is suspected of operating this house as a rooming home. several individual units with deadbolts on the doors. with today being college move in day, city officials want to stress awareness as students move in. a raging fire on myrick street night. 11 tenants college students and young adults. dead bolts on the interior doors. >> every single bedroom had a deadbolt on it. roughly 10 rooms. juli: city officials there could have been -- city officials say there could have easily been fatalities here. it was operating as a rooming house, which has specific safety requirements, requirements that weren't met. >> an active sprinkler system, the commissioner of inspectional services and the city fire marshall met with landlord issuing two violations for failing to obtain a permit and having an unsafe structure. through a translator guangde li , issued a statement. >> i will fully comply with your questions and requests af

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antoinette: at last check that little boy was in critical condition. we spoke to his grandfather this morning and he says his grandson at this point he is still holding on. two-year-old neyden tavares was with his mother when he darted into the middle of market street just steps from the home. brockton police say that is when a silver toyota camry hit him causing life-threatening injuries. familymembers comforting each other last night including the boy's grandfather. avelino da vega says the last he heard the boy suffered swelling to his brain. >> so-so. i don't know. my daughter says he cannot move or nothing. neighbors say the crash boot -- the crash through the boy several feet. >> out of nowhere the car i just hear a thud and look over and there is a baby in the street. >> i hurry her and that i hear him screaming and crying. antoinette: police look through the man cell phone but there's no evidence he was texting. in fact he told police he never even saw the child. he just heard the moment of impact. all indications at this point are that this wa

antoinette antonio. antoinette: coming up at 6:30 a controversial mural of maine's governor will not come down. the image protected by leaders in portland. and a kindergartener left alone for hours. the mistake that has a school bus driver in trouble this >> it is 6:24 on your wednesday morning, and here we are tracking what is left of hermine. you can see the circulation well to the south but it is throwing back a lot of clouds, take a look at the radar. showers, most of them are light but a few embedded here right around westborough and over towards framingham now, and northward towards marlborough, and even some light areas of showers and drizzle up towards north redding and locally. so any rain around, hoping t they will be climbing later this week, as we get this circulation of hermine out of here, and warmer, more humid tomorrow, and the temperatures are back in the 80s, and making a run for 90 by friday. randy. >> all right, time for this morning's eyeopener. olessa, what do you have? >> how about

antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: 5 investigates uncovering new details about a private party paid for with your taxpayer cash. two state officials were suspended after we started asking questions. we found one of those men dcr commissioner leo roy singing last night as part of an event at the hatch shell. the performance comes the day after the state suspended him and deputy commissioner matthew sisk for a week without pay, a private july 3 party at a condo owned by the state's republican national committeeman ron kaufman. dcr rented golf carts driven by dcr staff transported guests from the party to the vip area at the hatchshell for the festivities. >> is this how managers in your administration act? >> no, which is why they are suspended for a week. emily: those week-long suspensions start tomorrow. randy: new fallout from another story 5 investigates first revealed. thousands of criminal cases are now under review at the norfolk county district attorney's office after an audit finds. a police evidence room

antoinette? >> emily, police are still trying to figure out what led up to this confrontation and that 18-year-old getting shot. but police say this was not random. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon in broad daylight here inside the cvs store at central and washington streets in stoughton. the victim got into some type of argument with those three suspects when one of them pulled shooting the victim in the shoulder. that shooting sent customers running out the door of the cvs. the victim was taken away to brockton hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the suspects are expected to be in their late teens or early 20's. police are still looking for them this morning. live in stoughton, antoinette antonio. >> demonstrators take to the police didn't make arrests because of the relative cooperation compared to the previous night. meantime, scott's family is calling for the release of a video that shows police shooting him after viewing it, they say, yes, scott was told repeatedly to drop

antoinette: it's not about how fast they run or how many stairs they climb. it's about these names on the wall. >> it is not a race to completion. it is just doing your part and doing it collectively as an installation to recognize our first responders. antoinette: the first responders on that day 15 years ago, and those of today. as well as military members, like staff sergeant glen michael rossman, who joined the military shortly after 9/11. >> somebody needed to stand up. somebody needed to be between those people who would do us harm and my family, your family, everyone's family. that's basically what i have antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: two-year economy -- thousands of people facing substantial increases on their subsidized health insurance premiums. heather: neighborhood health plan premiums will rise an average of 21% for massachusetts health connector customers. but that's only if you want to keep the plan giving access to prestigious boston hospitals. the connector does offer other plans with lower costs but the network of hospitals is different. e

our antoinette antonio is at the scene and she will have an update ahead at 5:00. the f.b.i. is looking for these two men who may have unknowingly disabled a bomb planted over the weekend in new york city. the men found a suitcase on the street. they removed what was inside and then took the suitcase with them. police think they removed a bomb and they want to talk to the men and get the suitcase back. >> guilty verdict for the man accused in the murder of an army jurors convicteded peter castillo yesterday in the 2012 shooting death of 22-year-old stephen perez. it happened during a fight in a parking garage in the theater district. castillo was tracked down in the dominican republic nearly three years later. he's facing a mandatory life sentence without parole. >> a close call for a woman in boston. she gets knocked down by a duck boat while walking onto boylston street. the woman is ok this morning. but the video is a reminder to watch where you are going, street. >> blue bell ice cream recalling certain products now over a listeria concern. the company says it's chocolate

. >> a toddler is fighting for his life after he was struck by a the eye's antoinette antonio is there this morning. antoinette had new information on his condition. >> it was a tragic scene, what's being called a tragic and horrible accident. that 2-year-old boy suffering from critical injuries after he was bit a car. the boy's name is neyden tavares. he's being treated at mass general. investigators telling our partners at the enterprise that he likely suffered a brain hemorrhage. it happened around 7:00 last night when the toddler was his family's house on market street. his frantic parents rushing to his side as witnesses stood in shock. >> screaming at first. then ran back, you see the dad coming -- i don't know if it was the dad. she had her hand on his head. >> looking at the baby, seeing if it was ok. at point? >> neighbors say the driver was clearly distraught. police talked with him and they looked through his cell phone. they say there's no evidence that he was texting while he was driving. he tells police that he never saw the toddler, that he only heard the accident happen

i'm antoinette antonio. >> i'm doug meehan. we will be getting to some of those remembrances here on the eyeopener. first we went to get to a.j., who has severe weather behind him. >> yes, a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for about the next half hour. this is out into berkshire county, far western massachusetts, and a good portion of eastern new york as well. again, until about 8:30 this morning. let's see how these are moving. they are moving toward the east at about 35 miles per hour or so. they would put them in p activity now, great barrington within the half hour or so. these storms will propagate eastward. be on guard, worthington, huntington, and into the connecticut valley as well. these storms have been producing quite a bit of lightning, some heavy rainfall, and also some strong gusty winds. no damage reports just yet, but we're watching for that potential throughout the course of the day today. it's being caused by a cold front, which is knifing into our much drier, and you'll feel that in time for this aftern

antoinette: and concern on the cape. how the storm is dampening some holiday weekend plans. what that could mean for local businesses. about the accident.

antoinette antonio is at the scene where police say this was not random. antoinette? antoinette: the victim is just 18 years old and police say he was targeted. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon in broad daylight right inside this cvs pharmacy at central and washington police say it sent customers running out the door. the victim apparently got into an argument with the three suspects when one of them pulled out a gunfiring twice. >> i looked and the young man was holding his shoulder. he seemed ok. conscious and everything. >> the victim was taken to a brockton hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. their late teens or 20s. police say that there is surveillance video of the confrontation. at this point it's still unclear if those three suspects same in looking for the victim, if they happened to run into him or what exactly led to this confrontation and shooting. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you. protesters break an overnight curfew in charlotte, north carolina. the demonstrators are peaceful after two nights of violence. the famil

antoinette: it started here, seemingly routine. joseph rodriguez, his wife and a friend got onto a hotel shuttle less than 15 minutes later two of them were dead. rodriguez's wife tells the globe she woke up face down surrounded by broken glass on route 1a. she remembers a police officer telling her an ambulance was coming. that's when she realized she didn't see her husband. joseph rodriguez and sandra arreola both from texas were killed when police say the car. they had come to boston to help a friend move into northeastern university. from her hospital room, rodriguez's wife tells the paper, he was an excellent person. i have no words to express. he was the best husband. state police say they are still investigating to determine if criminal charges should be filed in the crash. the shuttle did have seatbelts but it's not clear if the passengers were wearing them. four other people were injured in the crash but all are expected to survive. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: new details about a taxpayer funded private p

the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is there live with what we know right now. antoinette? >> emily, crime scene detectives have cleared the scene and they are not releasing a lot of information. but we know that a man was severely beaten and is suffering from life-threatening injuries this morning. here's a look at that scene from overnight. police have been out her parking lot of the squire lounge in revere. we could see yellow crime scene tape surrounding the area near the front doors as investigators look into what exactly happened here. revere police have not said who was involved in this assault, but a man was severely beaten and was taken to mass general hospital, suffering from life-threatening injuries. we will stay on top of this investigation and we'll bring you the latest as we get it. antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. breaking overnight, state police investigating a fatal crash in leominster. this is the scene just after 11:00 last night on route 190 south of route 2. only one vehicle, an s.u.v., was involved. we're told the victim is the driver. no wor

antoinette? >> erika, thank you. a brockton toddler is fighting for his life after he was hit by a car. what's called a tragic accident, 2-year-old neyden tavares was flown to mass general report that the toddler suffered a brain hemorrhage. this happened last night around 7:00 near his home here on market street in brockton. the driver did stay at the scene. police say there's no evidence he was texting while he was driving. he told police that he never saw the toddler and he only heard the impact of the crash. so far, no charges have been filed. we're live in brockton, antoinette antonio, wcvb deadly shooting in dorchester. this happened around 8:00 last night on downer avenue. residents there reporting hearing a handful of shots. a man believed to be in his 20s was taken to boston medical center where he died. investigators called this a homicide investigation. at this point, no word on arrests or motive for the shooting. live at boston police newscenter 5. >> federal prosecutors file terrorism charges against a m