sunday seabreeze is trying to make a come back. stay tuned as the banner at the top of the screen says. sunday into monday we'll begin to see that onshore wind pick back up. temperatures cool off a little bit. by the time we approach wednesday and especially thursday now, stronger systems coming across the pacific will bring us a chance of seeing some rain in addition to a big drop in temperatures. summer returns to the bay area this weekend just in time for fleet week. san francisco and the coast, upper 70s to near 80 on saturday. trending cooler early next week. inland locations that means some low 90s are possible. warmest valleys tomorrow. sunday pretty warm for another day. by moan and tuesday you see the drop in temperatures and then the attention turns to the big pattern shift ahead which include as chance of rain coming up. in our next half hour how much rain we're expecting and why it's so unusual for this time of year. back to you. >>> a whole lot of rain and storm surge going on the east coast right now. we return to you

tomorrow 74 degrees with a seabreeze developing. more 80s on the way. we will track os you in just a bit in your seven- day forecast. >>> in roxbury today, the search was on for the gunman who shot a two-year-old girl. >> police say the trigger man was trying to shoot the little girl's father as part of a gang related shoot -- shooting. chantee lans is live in boston where police say the intended target is not telling the truth about what happened . >> reporter: marty walsh was here at city hall. he pretty much said that the help police is disturbing. one day after a toddler was shot in her car seat, boston's mayor is calling on the public to come forward with information that could lead to an arrest. >> it's terrible. it's awful. it was clearly a gang involved shooting and they were clearly going after this young girl's father. took the two-year-old girl was shot in the back of a straight through her hand and leg. >> the baby appears to be fine. i visited her at the hospital. she is crying but she is alert. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect, w

with that seabreeze, we stayed -- stay a tad cooler with mid-70s farther inland. depending on how much sunshine you see. we do expect more clouds and sunshine during the day but it's going to be filtered sunshine and feeling wonderful even to the south and east right around 70 degrees. we're still tracking drought conditions. compared to last week, we have southeastern massachusetts but still extreme drought conditions across the boston into worcester area. we do have a some chance for rain tonight. satellite radar picture shows a couple showers trying to push through southern new hampshire but this is a broken cold front and it's not going to carry a lot of moisture. overnight, spotty showers but a lot of that dries up tomorrow morning and in that cold front, that doesn't pass all the way through. we keep the potential clouds monday evening and a spotty shower. that same boundary will lift up the warm front tuesday. that is why we are going to see that bigger surge of warmth as temperatures soar into the 80s and high pressure, that don't just grows and grows into

we had storm is marching west yesterday meeting the seabreeze which will again happen toda these numbers are possible later this afternoon and into the evening hours. it takes a while for things to get going and is usually a very late day event. this continues over the next few days indirectly affected by matthew down to the south. with plenty of moisture there we go, you see that coalescing of the thunderstorms by the time we get into the evening here is the latest on matthew, 130 miles per hour wind. you can see the thunderstorm activity associated with matthew and the heavy rain already impacted with haiti. they are expecting a potential foot of rainfall. our forecast has a making landfall across the base of wonton moe and -- guantanamo bay. and then it make its into friday. it kind of parallels the coast. we are basically out of the cold, but just keep checking back in case this moves a little further to the west. right now we have to watch this very closely. you can see the computer model taking it in the carolina direction. 87 for us and partly sunny. once again, 50% coverage and f

just a little bit of a seabreeze, this picture thanks to one of our weather watchers, greg forrester. beautiful foliage showing up spectacular. looks to be the warmest day of the week but next monday might be 70. next chance of rain a brief shower or two coming up thursday evening, that is your forecast. back to you. >> that looks really nice. in health news, the truth about lying and your kids and another reason why high blood pressure is bad for you. here are those stories. >> a statement out today says high blood prre risk of impairment later in life, having blood pressure in your 50s and 40s, having it high could increase your risk of developing dementia by 2 to 3 times because high blood pressure can cause thickening of the arteries reducing the amount of blood flow to your brain, until the connection is confirmed it is a good idea to keep the pressure under control most youngsters are taught you should always tell the truth, for many adults it tends to be more complicated than that. maybe it is okay to tell a lie sometimes researchers found kids don't really understand the moral

we should hold in boston with a seabreeze developing. a beautiful day on the way once the sun comes up closer to 7:00 a.m. a cold start this morning. a few communities may need to a check of alston-brighton. let's go to the maps. not seeing any problems. no construction to contend with at this time. you're in good shape heading into boston and making your way south. route 3, 24, 95, all nice and light. traveling along the pike, 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. no problems on route 3. so far we're expecting trains and buses to start the morning on schedule. randy? randy: the final moments, the final play of the storied career. and this morning big papi is going home for good. a fenway park sendoff provided emotional moments for fans. emily: doug meehan is at fenway park with the tears and big papi's beloved message. doug: it's not the way we wanted it to end, but all good stories, great stories, have to come to to make sure this morning that his fans left smiling. actually, through their tears, of course, even with the tough loss, even as

we have a seabreeze with it. to his holds the clouds increase along the coastline. upper 60's further inland. clouds increasing once the sun goes down. patches of drizzle breaking out across the area. a full-time line on that rain in the impact of your weekend, i had. antoinette: three men charged in a home invasion that triggered a manhunt face a judge today. it started with an attempted the homeowner's is one of the suspects hit him in the head with a gun demanding money. a police officer in the area arrested two of the men at the scene but third person ran away. he was caught a short time later hiding in a neighbor's shed doug:. does commences but that in this explosion in salem. john richard and lawrence gillam are accused of putting explosives in the newspaper box of the rainbow times back in august. the men did not face hate crime charges there's not enough evidence to suggest they targeted the box for carrying and lgbt publication. a big mess in chelsea this morning. the police chief telling us a tractor-trailer hit a pole at broadway and williams taking a po

northeastern massachusetts, they are not sure if the warm air will make it there or if we have a seabreeze keeping it cooler. it's going to be close in boston as well. and we get cooled off by another front coming through tomorrow night but not cooled off very much, it's still going to be warm wednesday when it clears out during wednesday morning. so, upper 50s and lower 60s for lowe's tonight. when you head out tomorrow mornor stunning foliage all over new england thanks to the sun coming out and warming up to 80, 83. warmest from boston west northwestward, maybe much cooler in parts of the essex county coastline and northward from there, and south coast and cape, because the southwest wind will pick up in the afternoon. it is all being pumped up from the southwest by this high. this tropical system which may become tropical storm otto, the hurricane center is watching. that may help to introduce meantime, nicole is way out in the atlantic. nicole is going to come up to greenland and produce a ton of snow over the next few days. we will be watching these fronts, the warm front goes off to

notice a little cooler with that seabreeze at the coast. lower 60's along the water's edge. speaking of the water, take you out to the busy tropics, this is now hurricane nicole. organized, much better organized, and kind of symmetrical there in terms of thunderstorms developing north, south, west and east of the center. notice the track if you have friends out in bermuda or heading in that direction, it's going to be some rough going beginning later tomorrow night into thursday. it could hit as a major hurricane. right now it's a max cap two, which means top sustained winds of 110. but they could get higher than that. but after thursday it races out to sea, well east of new england. around here mild through thursday, couple of showers, then it's bright, breezy cool for friday. chilly start to the weekend and milder to finish. a fairly typical mid fall-like pattern. tom: quite a sight on the mound at fenway last night. >> it really was, we'll share that with you, david ortiz. our local pros. i'm maggie hassan, and i approve this message. nothing matters more than our securit

we'll seabreezes at least this morning. but then it calms down in the afternoon.ime temperature 65 degrees. plenty of sunshine. nice weather for a lunchtime stroll perhaps. lovely afternoon with high of 1. what's matthew going to do. we have the latest estimate coming up in the 7 day forecast. all that stuff bob kelly. >> we know bhaw meant, good morning, everybody, 5:31, wednesday, northeast philly i-95 near academy and almost quite a scary moment here. headlights coming in towards philly through the construction zone in bellmar. no fog we had the last couple days. new jersey trance it no problem between philadelphia and new york and septa yeem nal rail. it's getting better each day as they throw 'few more trains into the mix. rail service is back on cynwyd line. that lot however is closed and there's still free parking at the frankford transportation center at the end of the month. back to you. >> blets get to breaking news because it comes from the bustle son section of city there's about a horrible fire. here's the late whaeingt we learned. >> hereing devasati

back out west high pressure starting to break down we'll see more of the seabreeze kicking in that's going to help to drop the temperature headed to the high country numbers will be coming down as well. plan on 60s maybe mid-60s cooler temperatures and partly cloudy as we look toward wednesday around the state you'll see 80s maybe a couple of low 90s left over in parts of the central valley. otherwise 60s and 70s along the coastline. low clouds fog make their way well onshore overnight. high clouds will drift through as well. tomorrow morning you wake up at 8:00 commute. plan on lots of clouds out there early on. breaking up as we head through the day but you'll feel that sea breeze cooler temperatures developing outside that will bring the temperatures down around the bay area. much cooler along the coastline. 59 degrees half moon bay. 62 in san francisco. 69 in oakland. 80 degrees in livermore that will be one of the warm spots 78 degrees into concord. with that in mind we've got big changes coming our way. the president is going to cool back to normal as we head in toward monday a

on tuesday and wednesday and low to middle 60s away from the ocean, cooler at the coast with the seabreeze and the next rain after today that is it for now. >> thank you so much. let's hope that cleveland is better to the patriots than it was to the red sox. what they are doing to make sure that they are season -- it does not end today. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. join them in voting no on question two. in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? es and big oil. that's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending millions supporting ayotte. kelly ayotte's not working for us. dscc is responsible for th