the eye's juli mcdonald is live in the south end with the breaking details. juli? >> it was boston ems and boston police responded to the shawmut avenue apartment. ems entered the home first, trying to calm down the 31-year-old man who we are told suffered from schizophrenia struggle broke out, and the man pulled out a knife. that's when police ran in to assist. the suspect swung repeatedly at the officers as they struggled to disarm him. the officers had no other choice, commissioner evans said, but to buyer on the suspect -- fire on the suspect. unfortunately, the cap coming -- he kept coming at the officers. reporter: the commissioner tells us that some of his officers and the emts are being treated for head and back injuries suffered during the struggle. no updates on their conditions. we do not know the identity of that suspect. in the south end, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. update. also breaking this morning, an mbta employee is recovering from a late night attack. police also searching for the gunman in a second shooting. this happening just blocks away

doug: juli mcdonald is in the south it bang with the details. juli? juli: doug and antoinette, this was a very frightening night for first responders here in the south end, but also devastating for a mother who lost a son. overnight for her emotionally disturbed 31-year-old son who was out of control. ems went into the shawmut ave apartment first, with police running in after the suspect grabbed a knife. we're told the suspect swung repeatedly at police and emt's as they try to disarm that man. officers ultimately forced to fire, killing the man. no other details have been released about the identity of injuries to their backs and heads that they suffered during that struggle. live in the south end, i am juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: right, juli, thank you. antoinette: a lot of people are making trick or treat plans. kelly ann: things will cool out today. while it is warmer now, the kids will need an extraew tomorrow. your seven-day forecast includes highs in the 50's today. that will cool us down tomorrow. antoinette: you know how kids are

the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is live in the south end with the breaking details. juli? juli: a quieter scene at this hour, but we know the investigation continues. you case presence. two detectives outside this departmen apartment. ems entering the home first, hoping to calm down the 31-year-old emotionally disturbed man. at some point, a struggle broke out. that man will out a knife, and police ran into this. he sought repeatedly at officers as they struggled to get a night away. the suspect. >> unfortunately it turned ugly. ,the officers tried to disarm, and he kept coming at the officers and let them no choice right here. juli: the commissioner tells us officers and emts are being treated for injuries to their head and back will take the lead on this investigation. live from the south end, juli mcdonald. doug: violence breaking out in several dorchester neighborhoods. a woman was killed and a teen injured in a shooting on washington street yesterday. one woman was at a nearby store when she heard the first shots. she found the woman lying on the ground. that woman wa

erika: juli mcdonald live with a search for the car seat. juli: it's any parent's worst nightmaree this is the mobil station a mother went into last night to return to find her car gone with her baby inside. this happened just before 9:30 last night on washington street. police say no force was used. that suspect was slid into the red honda, leakly not noticing the 9-month-old boy in the backseat. cruisers swarmed the area tracking down the honda within minutes parked just a block and a half away. that infant still inside, investigators are urging anyone who thinks they may have seen something or knows anything about the suspect to call police. live in roxbury, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: the police chief in wellesley speaking on a national stage apologized for the mistreatment of minorities. >> the first step in this process is for the law enforcement profession and the iacp to acknowledge and apologize for profession -- nicole: chief cunningham made his comments in san diego. he says law enforcement must work to overcome a

juli mcdonald is live in orange right now. juli? juli: maria, neighbors tell me they did not see or hear anything unusual when the attack happened here in orange. they need help locating a vehicle they believe could provide some answers. >> it's terrible. you know what happens, but never this close. this is really scary. juli: still no arrests following a deadly home invasion in thomas hardy. his 77-year-old wife joanna fisher is still in the hospital. >> they were the nicest, the hardest working people you would ever want to know. juli: the district attorney's of the said following the murder, their corolla was stolen from the scene. the gray station wagon looks similar to this. >> non it was not active the last couple of days that i have noticed. juli: neighbors tell newscenter 5 their hearts are with a couple's children and friends, some of them comforting each other on the steps i'll be home early friday. >> i have a lot of sympathy for them being close to my own mother and nieces and cousins and stuff your it it definitely hits

newscenter 5's julie mcdonald is live. julie? reporter: well, heather and ed, campanello will have the opportunity to tell his side of the story, but the mayor calls his behavior unacceptable and unethical and he says he refused to go under oath when answering to investigators. >> integrity is the number one requirement of police officers. i have lost confidence in the chief. reporter: he has been fired. accused of destroying evidence and misleading investigators who are looking into complaint against his conduct. >> my office received communication from a woman who made disturbing allegations regarding the chief's behavior during the relationship. she expressed concerns for her safety. reporter: the investigation was focused on texts and e-mails from >> it was asked for and we eventually found out he reporter:.the evidence. >> he told the investigation that he had no idea how the cell phone was removed from his office or mailed to his lawyer. reporter: he suggested someone else broke into the office and sent it. the return addre

julie mcdonald is live in orange. julie, i understand they did not know the victim? they did not know them, but the suspects were arrested days before that crime in this same neighborhood. it was actually one week ago, monday evening, that they were arrested for auto -- auto theft. 234 the days after they released he was killed and his wife badly hut. the arrest of two suspects in connection with a vie -- violent and deadly home invasion is easing fears in the small community of orange. pain of a family as they plan a funeral. >> it is a shame it went down like it did. he would have given them the car or any money if they just asked. it wasn't like that. reporter: police in virginia arrested 23-year-old joshua hart and 27-year-old britney smith in a wal-mart parking lot on saturday morning. the warrant coming from state police. they believe they killed hardy and severely hurt his wife, joanne gnaw fisher and then took off i corolla. >> the family is happy to see the arrest made. >> investigators have not released a motive for what may have lead hart and smith to this

the eyeopener's juli mcdonald live where this started. juli? juli: that baby is back with his family and safe. although no excuse, police believe the thief didn't see the precious cargo in the backseat. the car was stolen from this mobil station behind me on boston police tracked down the honda within minutes a block and a half away from here. the 9-month-old boy was still inside. fortunately, not harmed and was reunited with his mother. police tell newscenter 5 they have a limited description of that suspect, but if you believe you have any information, you are asked to reach out to investigators. live in roxbury, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: juli, thank you. commitment 2016. a new poll showing a widening gap between donald trump. the cbs news poll shows clinton's lead has expanded to 9 points nationally. two weeks ago the same poll had clinton with a four-point lead. if you take johnson and stein out of the equation, it's an 11-point lead. >> i was surprised because that erika: melania trump breaking her silence. the wife of donal

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is life from the scene. juli? juli: erika, police are still searching for the criminal are criminals involved with this violent home invasion. it appears that they know who they are looking for. the man was in his wife in her 70's. neighbors say they were quiet and well liked in the community with home health aides and going from the house here. the scene has been quiet for most of today. much different from yesterday where there was very heavy police presence. even to local schools told to shelter in place for a few hours during the initial investigation. the district attorney pro office to determine what caused his death. we are awaiting an update on the wife's condition. she was flown to worcester with serious injuries. as investigators begin to piece together what happened, the children, grandchildren and friends just beginning to grieve for what happened here a few minutes ago. a car did pull up here and there were people comfort each other on the front steps. stay with newscenter 5 for update about what happ

doug: juli mcdonald is live from lawrence district court where the suspect in a shocking crime is being arraigned. juli: the man accused of court. he is facing charges of kidnapping and aggravated statutory rate. police say he grabbed the 13-year-old, drag the student to an apartment on phillips street. that teenager was allegedly sexually assaulted for two hours and got away. he was already on pretrial probation with an ankle bracelet, that just wrapping up in the past 15 minutes. stay with us as we bring you new video from the courtroom. he will return for a bail hearing on november 8. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 . antoinette: thank you. right now, this man charged with shooting a 13-year-old in we learned more about what happened and the suspect who is a known gang member to police who goes by another name. during the arraignment, take a look. 19-year-old christian garcia was out of sight in the courtroom, but we did get to see him last night as he was taken into custody by chelsea police. he allegedly opened street friday and one of the bullets struck 13-year-old juan lopez, wh

live in gloucester, julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> ben: julie, thank you. a dead looy confrontation in lynn. jc: it broke out when officers tried to serve a warrant in connection with an armed reporter: the officer involved shooting took pleas on the fifth floor of this condo building after officers came to serve a search warrant of a man police identified in an armed robbery from last monday. a week after the armed robbery here at the porthole restaurant he is still shaken up by the terrifying ordeal. >> what do you have to say? of course you want to go home an c live. reporter: two men pointed guns at his head asking where the money was. they also said they knew where he lived. >> at that time it was getting late. another guy walked in the office to pick up some stuff he needed for the kitchen, aprons and towels. the cook said we're coming in. when he came in they grabbed him and he got down in front of me and then they said we'll be back in a minute or something like that. employees tied up and put him in zip ties before they grabbed his keys and left. >

live in lawrence, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: juli, thank you. isis is claiming responsibility for an ongoing attack in the northern city of kirkuk. 11 are dead after militants attempted to take over a power station and several buildings. the attack comes as iraqi and kurdish forces supported by the u.s. military try to force isis out of mosul. one u.s. service member sadly was killed there this week. antoinette: a teenager preparing accused in a shooting that injured a 13-year-old boy in chelsea. 19-year-old christian garcia was arrested thursday in andover. the arrest came less than 24 hours later. juan lopez delgado was hit by a stray bullet while in his bedroom. he's recovering back home today. doug: a fundraiser will be held today to honor the memory of an m.i.t. police officer killed it begins at lyndell's bakery in smvrl. somerville. antoinette: a boarding school in groton is asking people to come forward if they have information about sexual misconduct at the school. lawrence academy is the latest in a string of schools asking students an

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is here now with the new fallout. juli: the new fallout is coming to a head just one night before the second presidential debate, and less than five weeks before election day. republicans acro nominee to bow out. paul ryan wouldn't even say trump's name when addressing the elephant in the room at the wisconsin event from which he was uninvited. >> it is a troubling situation. i'm serious. i put out a statement last night, i meant what i said. it's still how i feel. but that's not what we're here to talk about today. juli: the fallout comes in response to that leaked video from 2005, in which trump discusses groping women. >> i think its degrading to our women, our daughters, our trump said he's not perfect. mr. trump: anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it, i was wrong, and i apologize. juli: but hours later, he high-fived supporters outside trump tower, tweeting this message, "the media and establishment want me out of the race so badly i will never drop out of the rac my supporters do

juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter neglect in new hampshire. the shock from neighbors who thoughts the owner was up to something else. what drivers need to know before next week. changes to tollbooths. >> i'm watching cloud cover moving in from the north and west. those move through and give way to sunshine this afternoon as we make our last run up toward 80 degrees. when it turns cooler again. >> looking dapper. the obamas hosting their final state the president's remarks last ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? geico motorcycle, you know me. th kelly ayotte.hire this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> welcome back. it's 4:40. these dogs saved inside a new right now, the owner could be facing charges. po

in brockton, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: 4:30, police looking for 4 suspects who break into the uss salem docked in quincy. the suspects were caught on surveillance inside the navy ship sunday, october 9. the suspects are all white men and appear to be in their early 20's. if you recognize any of them, you're asked to call quincy police. ben: right now a revere woman is , facing a slew of charges after she crashed into a state trooper. annamaria batista was arrested at the scene near the wellington t-stop last night, charged with operating under the influence. this is her second oui offense. she's also charged with negligent operation, driving without a license and traffic violations. batista will be back in court next month. no one was seriously hurt in the crash. maria: the former south carolina police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man, as he ran away from a traffic stop, wants his murder trial moved out of michael slager's attorneys point to a survey which shows 85% of people in charleston county had se

investigates on the scene late into the night, and julie mcdonald is live with what we know at this hour, julie? reporter: investigates haven't released that information. police believe he could be a this crash happened just before 7:00 last night here on main street. police were here investigating what happened for hours. witnesses said that the boy rode his bike right in front of an suv. he was killed instantly. >> a child on a bicycle struck and killed, it does not get enough tougher than this. >> horrible to see a life taken like this. >> my prayers go out to his did stay at the scene and is cooperating with the investigates. he has not been charged. live in brockton, julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: the search continue this is andover for a man who police say exposed himself to kids at an elementary school. it happened on monday when the students were outside for recess at st. talking stein elementary school. the man was in a parking lot next to the school. witnesses say he stood outside his car and exposed himself proposal to bring slot parlors to their town. those opposed

live in brockton, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> right now this teenager is on the state's most wanted list. 16-year-old jayden smith is wanted for the murder of 29-year-old jerrod cohen in fall river this past summer. the victim was found in an apartment complex on plain street. police saying that smith and another 16-year-old, joel lopez, shot cohen. lopez was arrested soon after. smitho in andover for a man who police say exposed himself to kids. this happening at an elementary school. it allegedly happened on monday when the students were outside for recess at saint augustine elementary school. police say the man was in a parking lot next to the school and witnesses say he stood outside his car and exposed himself twice. >> new this morning, voters in revere rejecting a proposal to bring -- those opposed winning this is a good win. it's not over. question one is still on the ballot in november. if approved, that ballot question would grant the gaming commission to put a parlor wherever it wants. cardinal o'malley concern over question 4. it would legalize recreational m

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in nashua. juli: between two and night. it is caused -- it did cause street flooding. when police and firefighters responded to an open flood drain, the water was rushing so heavily they could not tell if anyone was inside. it was not until this morning the teen was reported missing. >> you have a lot of people out there that care about you. just come home. juli: a frantic message for walking, he actually disappeared right here and they think he fell into a manhole and was swept into the river. juli: a passerby reported an open storm drain. personal belongings, but no id were found beside it. jacob is seen holding those items before he disappeared. >> they left the football game and he was headed home. he house. juli: multiple agencies are scouring the nashua and merrimack rivers and the entire underwater storm drain system in that area. >> we block every drain and yelled into it. juli: jacob's family is conducting their own search. >> i just hope that he maybe fell in and he is hanging on and maybe it is too cold to yell.

reid: one of the areas hit nichole: that is where we find juli mcdonald. juli: a very different picture of the city of worcester. the street flooding has drained. the affected traffic lights are back on an manhole covers have been replaced. just because that visible water has gone away does not mean all whatever they can to get rid of water. when it rains, it pours. it was torrential. i never saw anything like it. juli: the slow moving heavy rain dumped more than five inches on the city. power outages, submerged cars, and major flooding through entire streets and into basements. >> it is still wet here and there but it was probably three or four bank feet of water in there. juli: the drain in is stuck. other vehicles filled halfway or more with water. your is what is left of one flooded car. now he is praying it will start. >> because of the drought we were in, we were looking forward to rainfall. we just did not want it all at once. juli: throughout the night it was all hands on deck for worcester's department of public works. when the rain stopped, street

the eye's juli mcdonald is live with what we know so far. juli? juli: a quieter scene at can see across the street a couple of detectives still outside his home in the south bend. boston ems and police worked together to calm down the man is that this apartment. we are told the suspect pulled out a knife, and there was a struggle. ems widget to the home first and police assisted them when the man grabbed a knife. he saw repeatedly at the get the knife away. the officers were forced to fire, killing the man. his mother was home at the time. she was the one who called 911. commissioner davis says emt's and police officers are being treated for head back injuries. the identity of the suspect has not been released. still some investigators here this morning. doug: thank you. to maynard, where the community is on edge right now. the state police bomb squad was called in to detonate a suspicious package yesterday. maynard police say someone who lives nearby found the bag on the street. neighbors were evacuated before the explosion. >> they said there wa

juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a security scare from philadelphia to boston this morning. all passengers were ordered off the plane moments before takeoff after the captain learned a couple ended up on the wrong plane. -- thee couple boarded more than an hour and 45 minutes early through a jetway door that was left unopened overnight. the plane was searched and passengers moved to another plane. it is unclear how the plane was left unsecured. antoinette: people in worcester are still cleaning up after friday night's torrential downpours. the heavy rains dumped more than 5 inches of rain on the city in just a few hours. drainage systems backed up in several neighborhoods. the city experienced major flooding, as well as power outages and submerged cars. >> because of the drought, we were looking forward to rainfall. we are trying to take stock of where we are at and what the problems are immediately. antoinette: roads made impassible by the flooding have now re-opened. todd: police make an arrest in connection with an attack on a mbta bus driver. the incident happened yester

julie mcdonald is live in orange. julie, i understand they did not know the victim? they did not know them, but the suspects were arrested days before that crime in this same neighborhood. it was actually one week ago, monday evening, that they were arrested for auto -- auto theft. 234 the days after they released he was killed and his wife badly hut. the arrest of two suspects in connection with a vie -- violent and deadly home invasion is easing fears in the small community of orange.

juli mcdonald is live at the scene. uli? juli: maria, there were crews working for hours at the crime scene. the damage cannot be undone. there are children and grandchildren grieving for their 95-year-old grandfather as his wife, his widow, recovers in the hospital. those who call the area home our hardest working people you would ever want to know. juli: his wife, sunday 5 -- 75-year-old join a fisher, hospitalized with injuries. >> i have a lot of sympathy for them. it definitely hits home with you. i: police have not released a description of any suspects but believe they know what the killers striving. following the murder, the couple's 20 oh three toyota corolla was stolen. the gray station wagon looks similar, with license plate -- m99949. >> they did i interview us. juli: the attack happened here wednesday night and the scene was discovered. police arrived here thursday morning. if you have seen a vehicle like the one we just showed you, your reached -- you are out to reach out to orange police. ben: a pretty ra car,

juli mcdonald has the latest. juli: police are searching for that person and the vehicle that person may be driving. the 2003 toyota corolla was stolen from the scene following a deadly home invasion. the grain -- the grey station wagon looks similar to the one 99949. police were called here thursday morning to read neighbors are obviously stunned by what happened and they are pretty desperate to find out whether this was random or he had a motive. >> everybody knows everybody and nobody worries about anything and we will be looking for our backs now. >> i locked up tight when i left for a couple hours. it's definitely tragic and it defini juli: the 77-year-old is being treated for injuries and militants them are well determine what exactly caused the death of 95-year-old thomas hardy. at maria: more questions than answers right now as a woman sits in jail accused of murdering her husband. police say 36-year-old karen edwards stabbed the man with a wensley street in roxbury. that is her right there, being arraigned

the eye's juli mcdonald has the latest. reporter: a simple sign of sympathy outside this home in oranges, the scene of a deadly crime on wednesday. police are still searching for the killer. >> it's terrible. you hear this on television, and you know what happens, but never this close. i mean, this is really scary. reporter: 95-year-old thomas still hospitalized with serious injuries. no suspects have been named, but police believe the killer may have stolen the couple's car. they're looking for a 2003 toyota corolla like this one. the license plate reads m99-949. >> they did interview us. i know with the people i talked to, nobody saw anything. reporter: neighbors wonder who would hurt the couple they waved to for years. >> they were the nicest, the hardest working people you would ever want to know. >> i have a lot of sympathy for them, being close to my own mother and my nieces and cousins and stuff. it definitely hits home. total nightmare. reporter: the attack happened here on wednesday evening at the couple's home. po

live in lawrence, julie mcdonald, newscenter 5. >> thank you. and we're following breaking news out of iraq. isis is claiming responsibility for an ongoing attack in the northern city of kirkuk. at least 11 people are dead several buildings. the attack comes as iraqi and kurdish forces supported by the military try to force isis out of mosul. one service member was killed there this week. >> this man preparing to face a judge, police say that he opened fire on bellingham street on wednesday. one of those bullets hit a 13-year-old boy after it went through a wall in his bedroom. 19-year-old christian garcia was arrested in andover yesterday. the boy who was hit by the bullet was >> a fundraiser is going to be held today to honor the memory of an mit police officer. the fourth annual sean collier memorial fundraiser begins today at lyndell's bakery in somerville, there will be half moons with his badge number from the police department. $1 from every half moon sole between today and sunday will be donated to a scholarship fund in collier's name. >

live in orange tonight, julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5.

julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> all right, thank you. right now boston police need help to track down this person of interest in a troubling crime. it's been several days now since the toddler was s and still no arrests. police say this man might hold critical clues. he was operating a black scooter and a black helmet. the shooting on saturday afternoon on winslow street injured the two-year-old girl sitting in the back seat of a car, and it's believed the father was the intended target. police say he has gang ties in the bureau of retaliation, and is hindering the investigation. >> people probably know who it two-year-old gets shot and nobody wants to step up. >> police are saying that the girl's father is not cooperating with this investigation. the herald reporting that the toddler will have surgery today. >> right now a convicted sex offender is facing new charges. whitman police arrests 31-year-old charles lovejoy on charges of aggravated rape of a child. lovejoy lives in lowell serving two years in prison for the 2010 conviction of

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is there live with the breaking juli: a man then the woman are a police custody in virginia tonight. although the arrests may bring some closure to neighbors. there is a family in this orange community mourning their grandfather, and supporting his widow in her recovery. the town of orange breathes a sigh of relief tonight, after two people were arrested out of state in connection to a deadly 23-year-old joshua hart and 27-year-old brittany smith face charges including murder, attempted murder, home invasion, and armed robbery. massachusetts state police detectives issued arrest warrants for the two, who were then apprehended by the rockbridge county sheriff's department in virginia. orange neighbors were stunned and devastated wednesday when 95-year-old thomas harty was found dead in his east river street home. his 75-year-old wife joanna fisher, was flown to the hospital with serious injuries. as the investigation began, the northwestern district attorney's office released an image of a toyota corolla similar to one belonging to the orange couple. it wa

the eye's juli mcdonald explains. >> you get a lot of people that care about you. juli: a frantic message from family members who love jacob goulet. he left a friend's house friday night and never came home. >> last camera view that saw him walking, he actuallyap fell into a manhole and was swept into the river. juli: a passerby reported an open storm drain near main and water street. personal belongings but no i.d. was seen behind it. jacob is seen in video holding those items before he disappeared. >> they left a football home. he was headed home. he lives around the corner, two minutes from his house. juli: now they're scouring the well as the storm drain system in that area. >> we walked every drain hole. juli: jacob's family conducting their own searching, never giving up hope. >> just hope maybe he might have fell in and he's hanging on. maybe he's too cold to yell. maybe we'll see him, hear him. can't stop trying, you know. juli: goulet ace white male, 5'8" and weighing 200 pounds, black hair, blue eyes. in the photo you on friday night. nashua police plan to

trooper is hospitalized injured after being hit by a motorcycle outside gillette newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live at the scene. that trooper recovering at boston medical center right now state police tell newscenter 5 he's alert and talking but suffered painful injuries just doing his job. juli: the troopers recovering in boston medical center. we are told he is talking alert but suffered painful injuries way. he's going southbound in the northbound lane. juli: patriots fans returning to their cars came upon a bloody and chaotic scene outside gillette stadium a state trooper hit and badly injured by a motorcyclist driving the wrong way. >> the impact, the cop fall to the ground. saw the guy flip through the air like a rag doll. it was scary juli: that driver is 25-year-old was a perez rodriguez. nicole scesny was stopped along >> he was definitely trying to bypass traffic. it wasn't any mistake. you could tell he was on a motorcycle, going fast, trying to get around all the traffic. juli: the trooper was trying to stop the motorcyclist when he was hit. they both went flying; the motorcycl

julie mcdonald is live in glaiser with break -- live in gloucester with breaking details. julie? reporter: it is what the city calls disturbing allegations with two women whom he had relationships. both of those women told the city they were in fear. his termination, the mayor says, is based on what happened next. an inves allegations began which would be largely based on leonard's city owned cell phone. he told the mayor it was in his locked office in the police department, but it ended up overnight at his attorney's office in everett. he suggested to investigators that someone from the police department broke into the office and then mailed the phone. surveillance video shows campanello himself mailing the phone. when the city obtained it, the

live in foxborough, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: surprise for david ortiz, big papi learning that the red sox will be retiring his number. it was an emotional day at fenway. family, friends, old friends came together to celebrate his last regular season home game. nichole: and we have coverage beginning with sportscenter 5's not over, by the way. the red sox think the man who has come through and more clutch moments than any player in red sox history. right into the ballpark, there will be a david ortiz way, and yes, jim rice came out when it was announced number 34 will be retired. that announcement moves big papi more than anything else from the entire ceremony. and members from his team -- 2007, manny ramirez, always great to see manny ramirez. pedro. my goal with the championship trophy himself. and the only words anyone wanted to your came from the man himself, big papi. >> and for last, for last, i want to thank all of you, the thank you so much. thank you very much. thank you. you guys are the best. yeah! mike l: a warm

live in orange tonight, julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. day of the year. in fact, more than a year in boston and now you are talking frost and freeze watches? harvey: yes, quite a contrast. how about yesterday's clouds rain and all of that stuff compared to today's cloudless skies. it is already down to 50. 51 at orange and 51 at keen. we are just beginning the evening and not only that the winds have been gusty. now the winds are starting to die down. that process will continue. combine that with skies and the very dry air and the recipe is there for a chilly night. we've got frost advisories and freeze watches and the only reason this area is not included is because it has already happened. certainly there will be a frost or freeze there as well. the one area to escape is right along the coast. otherwise you have to protect those plants overnight. let you know where we're going from there in a few minutes. ed: tonight a new fallout. paul ryan says he will no this as clinton releases a new attack ad letting trump do the talking. heather:here is more with

. >> newscenter's juli mcdonald has the story from millbury. >> she is the wife of a cop. come on. >> a shocking conclusion to an investigation by millbury police the october 17 burglary and , racial vandalism of an officer's home was staged. >> it was concluded by the detective that the wife of officer daly, maria, fabricated the entire story. >> investigators believe she was motivated by financial struggles and responding officers were told that $10,000 worth of painting done on the outside. that was done by mrs daly as well. it said blm. >> the millbury police chief said there was a part of this investigation that didn't seem right from the start. not only was officer daly home and asleep during the time of the alleged crime, his trained and very active police dog was there as well. >> obviously, there was no need for the dog to be agitated because as far as as >> the chief says there is no evidence implicating the 12-year-veteran in the crime; his job will not be affected. >> you have to be desperate to try to pull that sort of thing off. especially when your husband i

antoinette: juli mcdonald is live in brockton where she spoke to family and friends about this traumatic loss. juli: the mayor of brockton told newscenter 5 investigators are seeking a would show whether speed was a factor in this crash. today the real focus is on who madio djalo was. this brockton home filled with people and pain as family and friends who loved madio djalo mourned the 14-year-old killed while riding his bike tuesday night. >> at this point no charges have been filed. it is still a very active investigation. juli: a small symbol of love where an suv hit the boy just before 7:00. today madio's family is looking for comfort, remembering his qualities that made them so proud. >> a very good boy. very lovely boy. juli: the now freshman came to the u.s. six years ago from ginny. many of madio's relatives still live there. two visiting siblings spent precious moments with her brother over the past few weeks. the family is leaninon and say they will pray for their boy forever. >> we are going to pray for him all the time. all our life we will pray for him. today we are very sad

at julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> ben: a suspect is dead when he allegedly turned a gun on them as they tried to serve a search warrant. diane is live at the scene. diane? reporter: well, it all unfolded inside this condo building here behind me this morning after police identified an armed robbery suspect and tried to serve a search warrant at his home. tonight we spoke to one of the by what happened. it felt like it went on for weeks. >> it was very traumatic. reporter: he was going up to his office last monday when two men pointed guns at him. >> walked up to my face and said do you want to live? do you want to go home 1234 we know where you live. reporter: the armed robbers had one of his employees tied up and they had him in zip ties before they left. >> into the safe and do this and that. reporter: the district attorney's office is trying to serve a search warrant when the officer involved shooting took place. they identified themselves at the suspect's door, but the suspect told them police were not going to take him. they say the officers forked their way in, but once th

aned: our juli mcdonald is live in weymouth with new developments tonight. juli. juli: gardner was originally sentenced to 190 years in a rhode island prison, but after crimes the people who live here want eyes on him 24/7. the children need to come first. > we should be the priority not catering to the rights of a level three convicted abductor and rapist. strong words from weymouth >> neighbors, who are furious and afraid, after a level 3 sex offender had a run-in with police just days after his release from prison. right now his whereabouts is a juli: richard gardner was released from the massachusetts treatment center last week, after serving 30 years for kidnapping and raping several boys in the late 80's. according to the state's sex offender registry board, gardner is living in his family's home chandler street. >> i'm picking my neighbor's kids up at the bus stop because no one wants to let them walk around. juli: but saturday he was asked to leave a quincy homeless shelter and police were also using a computer there. he was issued a summons to court. >> w

juli mcdonald is live in lawrence where police are taking new action. juli? juli: police quick to make an arrest. angel mateo will face a judge in lawrence hours from now. we do have a photo of 21-year-old mateo being arrested on charges of kidnapping and aggravated statutory rape. on their way to school, the 13-year-old allegedly grabbed by mateo and dragged into a second floor apartment at 76 phillips street. that victim was sexually assaulted for two hours. the teen then took the five-minute walk to school, called police. >> the victim was able to provide police with information to led to a capture and an arrest. juli: mateo was on pretrial probation with an ankle bracelet but was not a prior sex offender. the mayor calling for a review of anyone in lawrence wearing an ankle bracelet. there will be an increased police presence in that neighborhood, although investigators say they do not believe there is any threat. antoinette: a teenager is under arrest due in court after a shooting in chelsea. a stray bullet grazing a 13-year-old who was in his bedroom. 1

right now, our juli mcdonald is live in orange with the latest reporter: without an arrest, there are understandably a lot of elderly people in this neighborhood who are on edge. police are asking for the public's health in locating a vehicle they believe my provide them with some answers. a simple sign of sympathy outside this home in orange, the scene of a deadly crime on wednesday. police still searching for the killer. >> it's terrible. you hear this on television and know it happens. but never this close -- this is really scary. reporter: 95-year-old thomas harty was killed. his wife joanna fisher is still hospitalized with serious injuries. no suspects have been named, but police believe the killer may have stolen the couple's car. they're looking for a 2003 toyota corolla like this one. the license plate on the grey or silver station wagon reads m99949. >> they did interview all of us around here. i know the people i've talked to reporter: as investigators look for a motive, neighbors also wonder who would hurt the warm and friendly couple they've waved to for years. >> they we

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in methuen with the allegations. a wave of panic through the the prank, they now have concerned parents calling the station, and young children coming up to them in town, asking what to do if they see a clown. he might've thought it was funny. most of the people in the school didn't. a methuen freshman accused of playing a creepy prank at school is bypassing the principal's office and must now face a judge the charge, disrupting a school assembly. methuen police took the call for a person in a clown mask holding a weapon. >> it turned out it was a freshman student playing a hoax. he had a c and scare some of the kids. this morning's scare is the latest in a terrifying trend that's made its way across the country and now throughout massachusetts threats gone viral in norwood, dedham, and north andover this week alone. >> that's all anyone has been talking about at the high school and middle school. it's scaring everyone. mansfield police posted on facebook, "if this trend continues unabated as we close in to halloween

juli mcdonald thanks, kathleen... now let's check in with ken smith on this weekend's traffic report. ((closed captioning today is the last day... to take part in the gay pride festivities going on this weekend. and even pets can get involved! this is video of friday night's parade... but today at sunset the "tails and whiskers doggie walk" begins at 9:30... and is followed by "pride pets" from noon to six. the "i-g-r-a world gay rodeo finals" also continues today at south point! you can join in on the fun until the official closing party at krush on arville tonight. a rebels football legend is honored! we'll share that special moment with you... plus give you a recap of yesterday's unlv vs colorado state game! clark county school district breaks a record! how students helped create the world's largest maricachi band... when we come right back. thousands of nevadans go to work every day producing clean solar energy. but when congressman joe heck goes to work, he puts their jobs at risk. voting against nevada solar. an

newscenter five's juli mcdonald has the growing backlash. >> hillary clinton and donald trump will be head-to-head for the second presidential debate. it has already been a weekend on the defensive against his own party. >> anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> he apologized for a leaked video in which he makes vulgar comments about groping women. republicans sounded off. >> i think it's degrading to our women. daughters, granddaughters. >> mike pence injured -- ignored all questions. despite the backlash trump defiantly tweeted his commitment. i will never drop out of the race. clinton's convoy pulled into new protesters interrupted bill clinton in milwaukee yelling about his treatment of women. this after wikileaks released thousands of e-mails from clinton's campaign manager. in an editorial this week in the boston globe writes there's only one candidate on the battle ballad that belongs anywhere near the white house. doug: donald trump's wife reacting to the latest controversy. melania trump put out a statement sa

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald has the growing backlash. juli: just hours to go until hillary clinton and donald trump are head-to-head for the second presidential debate. but for the defensive against his own party. mr. trump: anyone who knows me knows these words do not reflect who i am. i said it, i was wrong, and i apologize. juli: trump apologize for that video from 2005 were he makes republicans find it wrong and are pulling support. his running mate, mike pence, ignored all questions. despite the backlash, trump defiantly tweeted that he will not drop out of the race or let his supporters down. clinton in new york for day four of the paper it -- debate p clinton in milwaukee, yelling about his treatment of women. this after the release of thousands of e-mails about the discussion of the sanders campaign and speeches to wall street companies. in an editorial this weekend the boston globe writes there is only one candidate on the ballot that longs anywhere near the endorses hillary clinton. doug: donald trump's wife reacting to the late

newscenter five's juli mcdonald has the growing backlash. >> just hours to go until hillary clinton and donald trump go head to head on presidential debate but for the gop nominee it has been a week on the defensive. >> anyone who knows me knows that these words don't reflect to i am. i said it and i was wrong and i apologize. >> he apologized for the leaked video from 2005 in which he makes bulger comments about groping women. but republicans sounded off, pulling their support. women, to our daughters and granddaughters and to future generations. >> despite the backlash, trump defiantly tweeted his commitment. >> i will never drop out of the race and never let my supporters down. >> protesters interrupted bill wikileaks released thousands of e-mails from sentence campana men to -- from clinton's campaign manager. and in an editorial this weekend, the boston globe wrote that there is only one candidate who belongs to the white house and they enthusiastically endorsed hillary clinton. doug: both trump and clinton are now preparing for tonight's second presdiential debate. and our own emi

in nashua, new hampshire, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: people in worcester are cleaning up after friday night's toti the heavy rains dumped more than 5 inches of rain on the city in just a few hours. drainage systems backed up in several neighborhoods. the city experienced major flooding as well as power outages and those submerged cars. antoinette: because of the drought we're in, we were actually looking forward to some rainfall. we just didn't want it all at once. >> we're just trying to take stock today of where we're at and what the problems are immediately and then if we're going to have any long-term impassable by the flooding have now reopened. todd: police make an arrest in connection with an attack on an mbta bus driver. the incident happened yesterday on the burlington mall route. the driver is recovering from minor injuries and is expected to be okay. antoinette: this morning, one of the boston police officers shot last week in east boston is out of the hospital. officer matthew morris was discharged from mgh yeste

in orange, juli mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. shayna: right now, a woman is behind bars charged with murdering her husband in roxbury. karen edwardpe when she faced a judge yesterday morning, even asking the court why she needed a lawyer. police say she stabbed her husband, collins edwards, in the chest after an argument inside a home on wensley street. the defendant's behavior in court has now prompted an in-depth mental review. >> the doctor here from the west roxbury court clinic did evaluate her, and it's her opinion that further evaluation must be done regarding the shayna: edwards is being held without bail pending the outcome of that evaluation. doug: here's an interesting idea. police in new bedford are asking for help in keeping tabs on surveillance cameras in the city. they've asked residents and businesses with cameras to consider joining a registry. police say the program is voluntary, and the information on the cameras will be kept secret. they say knowing where the cameras are are going to help police solve crimes f

julie? smith blocked vasquez into a mcdonalds drive thru last year... shooting him six times... all while vasquez protected his daughter from the gunfire. smith says... he did it because he thought vasquez ?vandalized his home.? 34 year old cordell smith...asked a judge for mercy yesterday. he said he accepted his punishment.this was of little comfort to jaime vasquez and his familythe yesterday.after the sentence came down, vasquez' family said they wish smith had gotten more time.but vasquez and his fiance tell us -- it's time to move on. "i have learned to forvive within and move forward and continue tot ry and be the backbone for our family to get through this nightmare. but i forgive and pray that his apology was sincere""i forgive " him" the vaquez family says-the sentencing is just step in the healing procrss..a process that will alst for the rset of their lives . live in the newsroom im jp cbs 58 3 police are using ?this? surveillance video... to try to identify the man who robbed a ?restaurant? near u-w-m.the robbery happened early monday morning at "ha-lal guys."the gu