shayna and doug? doug: other stories we're following right now on the eyeopener -- the ceo of an adult classified website could face 22 years in prison on sex trafficking charges. shayna: carl yesterday. he's accused of running an online brothel. even though he was arrested in texas, he's facing charges in california. he was expected to be flown there after his court appearance. doug: a new jersey train station will soon reopen after a deadly crash. the new jersey transit says the hoboken terminal will be back to business on monday. it's been closed since last thursday when a commuter train crashed, killing one person and injuring more than a hundred others. investigators say the train was shayna: the ncaa is making a big move to oppose north carolina's so-called bathroom bill. it's moving seven championship events out of the state. the association is protesting north carolina's law that requires transgender people to use only the bathroom that correspondence to their gender at birth. last spring, the

shayna: all right. fair to say red sox icon david ortiz has a lot on his mind right now in his last postseason. don't go, papi! doug: no matter what's on his plate, he saves a special place mass general hospital for children. >> we have red sox suits, red sox hats. reporter: when you ask who his favorite player is, he speaks from his heart. >> david ortiz. reporter: he's a hero for helping kids like nate get through heart surgery. >> we knew from the day he was born essentially that he had a heart murmur. reporter: a small hole in the wall separating the left and right sides of nate's heart. >> when a doctor says your son's going to need open thing. reporter: and yet kind of routine for the pediatric cardiology team at mass general hospital for children. this home video shows nate walking out just four days later. today he's doing great. >> there was a hole but they patched it. reporter: the david ortiz fund has donated more than $400,000 to pay for 16 procedures at mass general. program. reporter: it's

shayna: and i'm shayna seymour, in for antoinette. but for all the problems matthew is causing in the south, it's good morning. mike: good morning. some tropical moisture working its way into our area. the main focus of matthew is down here. the wind is still 75 miles an hour. technically, the way it is shifted in development it is no longer a hurricane, it is a post tropical cyclone. heavy rain down there, and it willh going and getting weaker and weaker. we are not seeing any direct impact, but we are seeing this moisture lifting up on that storm, focusing on a cold front and that is why we're getting showers across the area. rain with us today, the main focus to the south. showers to the north shore, and the downpour focusing themselves on the cape and islands. that is the way it will be all day today. not a sunny sunday. instead, cool rain we will talk and what you can expect in your neighborhood in a few moments. shayna: we are following breaking news on the eye. a child is recovering after being shot in a playground in roxbury.

shayna: im speechless. doug: a new poll just released in the wake of donald trump off latest camping crisis. shayna: what gop voters think of their candidate and what they want republican lawmakers to do. a fire watch in a local town -- five fires in 40 minutes. the vehicles earned and the investigation underway. it is not raining up there. doug: we are finally getting some much-needed rain. how much will we get any areas that will see the most. a child injured in a shooting in roxbury. shayna: the political fallout impact on the new hampshire senate race. an announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's nuclear. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: grab the doritos. what a great day to be a sports fan in boston. tom brady on the field and first, the red sox crossing carrots. mike: that is a lonely party. shayna: i'm sticking with this guy. doug: the big question is is it going to get rained out? mike: there's a lot of things that will play into this. we have showers out there and the downpour

shayna: and i'm shayna seymour in for antoinette. but for all the problems matthew is causing in the south, it's actually helping us. mike? mike: it has kept all of the energy to the south. it has also brought moisture to the atmosphere. south. we will be hearing about some tremendous flooding. 20 inches of rain fell in some spots. the actual track of what's left for matthew will be due beast. it has all of the moisture here. it has something you can work with. we will have enhanced showers. it's all where the cold front think we will be seeing a lot more in this area as we had through the afternoon. very light stuff. almost nothing to the north and west. through the day heavier downpours over the cape. it is going to be one of those events where we see a lot of rain to the southeast and not much to the west. this is all moving out and the sunshine returns in just a few moments. shayna: we are following breaking news on the eye. a child is recovering after being shot in a playground in roxbury. doug: the eyeopener's nicole estaphan i

doug and shayna? shayna: it's me, mike. all right. other stories we're following right now on the eye -- the u.s. is accusing russia of presidential election. doug: two intelligence agencies releasing a joint statement yesterday officially blaming russia for recent email hacks. those breaches targeted political groups including the democratic national convention. shayna: braintree police chief russell jenkins is off the job as of yesterday afternoon. chief jenkins announced his retirement last month in the wake of an evidence room scandal. 5 investigates first reported in august that a review of braintree's evidence room found missing drugs, cash, and seized weapons. stoughton's former chief, paul shastany, will serve as interim chief. doug: check this out, one of three sharks tagged off the coast of nantucket yesterday. the group ocearch made the find. that expedition continues this weekend and will wrap up on monday. announcer: now here's josh powered by xfinity. >> red sox came out flat. indians had fun at home at the sox' expense.

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shayna: and i'm shayna seymour, in for antoinette. but for all the problems matthew is causing in the south, it's

shayna: it's not much more than a bend in the road, a and more boats than cars. there's little here to suggest that this peaceful spot spawned one of the world's most notorious rock bands. >> you'll see them around the harbor sometimes. shayna: indeed, sunapee is where a young joe perry teamed up with steven tyler. their names commemorated in on the lake. for the curious, the best view may be from the decks of a restaurant ship. >> we go out every night except monday. during the fall, we do weekends and wednesdays. shayna: tim's family operates the vessel, a replica of the steamers that once ferried vacationers around the lake during the grand hotel era. today, things are quite a bit >> nothing like any of the big lakes on the weekend. we have loons, great views of the mountain, some islands. it's a great place to be. shayna: the two-hour dinner cruise features a buffet and full bar. >> great way to experience the lake. you have upstairs and downstairs. people love the upstairs because it has the outer deck. people love the downstairs because it's closer to the f

. >> reporter: that is a type of blood cancer and for shayna, treatment means it's hard to get away. >> that is my leash. >> you call that your leash? >> yes, it goes everywhere with me. >> and this is the beginning of the new normal. >> reporter: thomas good knows about the leash all too well. he's walked the halls with them a lot over the year, battling myeloma, another type of blood >> reporter: he's walking the halls with shean -- shayna, the fellow patient and givers to kick off the annual event that funds research to fund cures and ensure access to treatments for all blood cancer patients. for shayna and the others, their leashes keep them from making the walk with thousands of others outside in carrie later this month. but lls refuses to leave them behind. >> and this right here gives them hope. let's them know, hey, even about us as we're through the treatment. >> reporter: white lanterns mark patients and survivors. red, the loved ones and as you and shayna can see, there is more red than white. >> and we're fighting and all of the the support and encouragement doesn't go un

shayna: tim's family operates the vessel. today, things are quite a bit quieter. >> nothing like any of the big lakes on the weekend. we have loons out there. we have great views of the mountain. woe have highlands. it's a great place to be. shayna: the two-hour cruise features a buffet and full bar. >> a great way to experience the lake. we have an upstairs and a downstairs. people love the upstairs because it has the outer deck. people love the downstairs because it's closer to the food and the bar, but it's a great time. antoinette: yeah, buffet makes everything better. tomorrow on "chronicle," the colors of fall look best in vermont. j.c. views them by bike. plus ferrying across the border, streets and back roads of the champlain valley. todd: doesen "chronicle" make you want to travel? as we continue, a search underway for a missing teen in nashua, new hampshire. antoinette: why police say the weather could have played a role in his disappearance. also, clean-up continues after you know me. th kelly ayotte.hire this is w

shayna: get out of town for fall splendor. for celebrity hunting on lake sunapee. steven tyler has a house on the lake or hop into a bmw for a tour in vermont. choose five star luxury or cap and comfort. a piece of advice. do not ask where you will be camping. >> is supposed be an adventure. shayna: we are whining, dining, and go to dancing. anthony: antiques, wildlife, dinner.

shayna: and hurricane matthew continuing to barrel up the coast. where it is now and the destruction it's left in its path. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. a tale of two cities right there. needham on the left is overcast

. >> reporter: for shayna allen, home is near greensboro. since july, home has become the halls of the duke cancer institute, nearly two hours away in durham. >> i have lymphoma. >> reporter: that is a type of blood cancer. for shaynaea >> it's my leash. >> you call that your leash? >> yes, it goes everywhere with me. >> and this is the beginning of the new normal. >> reporter: thomas good knows about the leash all too well and walked the halls with one a lot over the years, battling myeloma, another type of blood cancer. >> did you behave? >> yeah. >> i hope you did. >> reporter: today, he's walking the halls with shayna, the fellow patients and caregivers to kick off the light the night walk. ensure access to treatments for all mood cancer patients. for shayna and the others, the leashes keep them from making the walk later this month. lls refuses to leave them behind. >> and this gives them hope. the community is still thinking about us as we're laying down going through the treatment. >> red, their loved ones and as is more red than whit

sorry, shayna. if you think that's strange, wait till you hear the names of maine's roads. >> bald head to bingo, main town names. could we interest you in a home in suckerville? it's not just a town that is unusual. >> anybody mention katie cross road. >> you'll have to forget eleanor crotchety. after all, she's in charge of replacing the road signs in the town of emden maine. >> two, three, four, five, six. >> as the records show, one in particular keeps disappearing over and over and over. >> 12, 13, 14. i can't keep them up. sometimes they're gone overnight. >> in fact, this sign routinely shows up on top 10 lists of the most stolen road signs in the country. when you order some, order a dozen and put them in a cardboard box, take them out, set them down, and say help yourself. it would be easier. antoinette: tomorrow on "chronicle," the crowds have gone home, but nantucket isn't closed for the season. shayna seymour walks a revived main street plus is the island tomorrow at 7:30 on "chronicle."

shayna: a commuter train derailed just outside of new york city. the passengers injured and what investigators say caused the accident. doug: tom brady is back in uniform. ed harding is back with the preview fans have been waiting for all season long. announcer: you are watching wcvb boston's news leader. doug: we are still tracking what is left of matthew. the storm causing major flooding in the carolinas. shayna: with all the problems matthew has caused, matthew has helped us out here.

jc: also tonight, shayna seymour learns why new kid jordan knight playgrounds. recycled boston, chronicle at 7:30. ed: a happy ending tonight to a story we first brought to you this past spring. the vermont boy saving pennies to get a service dog finally has one tonight. 8-year-old aiden heath started saving when he was 4. he needed to come up with $15,000 to afford a service dog to help him monitor his type-one diabetes. after his story made national headlines, money came pouring in. a chocolate lab named angel was trained and for the first time yesterday the pair were united. aiden and angel are now getting to know each other and aiden's mom says he is over the moon. jc: how great is that? amazing that dogs can sense when sugar goes low. ed: new research finds americans are changing. jc: and coming up at 6:00, i case dropped in the braintree police evidence scandal but a former drug suspect is facing new charges. what led to his arrest a couple weeks after being set free. jc: take a look. orange you curious about what's floating in fort point channel? what the

shayna, don't you go, oh, god, because i might cry. see, i'm sensitive like he is sensitive. we are both sensitive guys. so if there's one person on the planet that you could be pick to be president, who would it be? >> a nice friendly -- somebody who would like listen and takes everybody's ideas into account. >> well, noa just explained she basically wanted you to be president. >> same with me. i want you to be president. >> you want me to be president? >> yeah. >> i'd vote for you. >> you better. you're running my campaign. i asked these bright young mights to write a letter to our next president sharing the issues they feel are important. >> dear future president. >> if we have higher border security, we will not have as many threats entering our country but all immigrants should have a chance to come to the united states. >> an issue important to me is having access to affordable health care. >> i would like for there to be stricter rules for owning a gun. >> better public education and >> i also think that the minimum wage should rise to $15. >> treat all sexes, races an

shayna seymour walks a revived main street, takes in the seasi seaside sights, plus is the island living on borrowed time? doug: a totally different vibe in the fall. good. antoinette: honoring the big guy in a big way. doug: we're going to take you back to fenway park next. we'll update you on the breaking news we're following, the deadly crash on cape cod. the information in overnight following breaking news on the eyeopener. two people are dead after a head-on crash in yarmouth. this happened late last night on buck island road. a third person was seriously injured. it's unclear this morning what caused the crash. doug: also breaking overnight -- several people are out of their home after a car crashed right into it. this happening in peabody. it happened on central avenue and tremont street. one person in that car taken to the hospital. antoinette: a new report from the "new york times" claims gop nominee donald trump lost nearly a billion dollars that could have allowed him to avoid paying federal income taxes for nearly two decades. the paper says it got the tax filing anonymously,

it's a really shayna over to our house, quiet women? >> i looked straight at lara. like quiet women. we don't know about that but they were great. thank you, kids, for helping me with that piece. everybody, don't go anywhere. when we come back the incredible michael buble is here and the also incredible lady gaga, they're both here live and we've even got our own superheroes >>> i hope your morning is going great. it is 8:27 right now. ohio is a battleground state as you well know. you can expect to see the presidential candidates criss- crossing the state as we downturn down to election day. well, today hillary clinton will be speaking at the tri-c rec center. the doors open there at 2:30 this afternoon. she is expected to take the public. and donald trump will be in cleveland tomorrow. his running mate governor mike pence will be with him, as well. it is at the ix center and it starts at 7:00. you can get tickets online. >>> earlier this week we told you the new lebron james banner would be put up today but all the rain has pushed that back a bit. the new banner w

it's a really powerl shayna over to our house, quiet women? >> i looked straight at lara. like quiet women. we don't know about that but they were great. thank you, kids, for helping me with that piece. everybody, don't go anywhere. when we come back the incredible michael buble is here and the also incredible lady gaga, they're both here live and we've even got our own superheroes >>> good morning, washington. i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your top stories. coming to fairfax county 29 new bicycle stations are set open today. in reston and tyson. more than 400 other bike share stations in alexandria and montgomery county. a grand opening ceremony set for two this afternoon in reston at 3:15 pm and tyson. right now delaware avenue northeast is closed between allen and streets for the grand opening of dc is first outdoor adventure store rei. three day block party takes off with a balloon high school marching band when the store opens at 10 this morning. big changes here's eileen whelen. >> our warm street is coming to an end will get to about 77 degrees through th

. >> i think i have to invite shayna over to our house, quiet women? >> i looked straight at lara. like quiet women. we don't know about that but they were great. thank you, kids, for helping me with that piece. everybody, don't go anywhere. michael buble is here and the also incredible lady gaga, they're both here live and we've even got our own superheroes now. we're telling you why coming up. >>> good morning. on this friday, we are seeing improvement across the sunshine skyway. it's a little slow. we are seeing a three minute delay due to the crash in the clearing stages, causing a slight visual delay across the sunshine skyway. that is heading southbound. through st. pete, 275 and gandy, up to speed in both directions. traffic is clearing out nicely following this morning's commute. checking the drive time on the u.s. 19 slow tampa road to east bay. 20 minutes 54 to 275. in the red on dale mabry, seven minutes fletcher to waters. >>> let's head out to the beach. one last beach day. the weekend will be a little too cold for that. by the afternoon, we will warm things up. the br

it's a really powerful shayna over to our house, quiet women? >> i looked straight at lara. like quiet women. we don't know about that but they were great. thank you, kids, for helping me with that piece. everybody, don't go anywhere. when we come back the incredible michael buble is here and the also incredible lady gaga, they're both here live and we've even got our own superheroes now. announcer: live from wcvb tv channel 5, this is a newscenter 5 eyeopener update. antoinette: stories where following now, a burlington woman is safe this morning, found just before midnight in a billerica swamp. police say 45-year-old tanya condon-frieden went missing wednesday. she was taken to a local hospital to be checked out. it's unclear how she ended up in the swamp. the man accused of pulling a teenager off the street in lawrence and sexually assaulting that victim is getting ready to face a judge. police say 21-year-old angel mateo was already on pretrial probation and wearing an ankle bracelet at the time. a live look outside this morning. it has been a foggy morning, and we have

it's a really shayna over to our house, quiet women? >> i looked straight at lara. like quiet women. we don't know about that but they were great. thank you, kids, for helping me with that piece. everybody, don't go anywhere. when we come back the incredible michael buble is here and the also incredible lady gaga, they're both here live and we've even got our own superheroes >> now, from wmur news 9 -- erin: good morning to you. i am erin fehlau. making news this morning the , latest wmur granite state poll shows maggie hassan taking a lead over incumbent senator kelly ayotte in the race for u.s. senate. 46% of voters polled said they would vote for hassan, while 38% said they would support ayotte. however, the poll shows that 50% of voters have not yet made up their minds. in the race for governor, democrat colin van ostern leads republican chris sununu by six points, but 66% of voters remain undecided. a meredith man is accused of nearly causing a head-on crash while driving the wrong way on interstate 93 early this morning. state police say 34-year-old michael dr

. >> bye, shayna. >> bob kelly has 18 kids. >> but he does president know about these new guidelines. i have been told all my life you better keep that kid in another room. >> because of reasons like that, crying, you won't get any sleep. you bring baby in, get in bed, bring him into your bed, no, no, no. >> we need to educate you, mike. >> the american academy of pediatrics just came out with the revised sleep recommendations for infants. about 3500 babies a year die from sleep-related deaths. that is why this is a big deal. >> it is. >> it is in that category, 1500 a year, alone so 2011 the american academy came out with wecht mend dayses. they updated it this week. these are guidelines how to keep your baby safe. >> what jumped out at me was you could put a crib, it doesn't have to be in another room, it can be in the mom and dad's room. >> they want it to be in the mom and dad's room. >> that is new you this week we have learned, we have discovered baby is safer in the same room but not the same bed. that is a big distinction we want baby in the room and not the bed. >> so you can

. >> i think i have to invite shayna over to our house, quiet women? >> i looked straight at lara.r helping me with that piece. everybody, don't go anywhere. when we come back the incredible michael buble is here and the also incredible lady gaga, they're both here live and we've even got our own superheroes now. we're telling you why coming up. look at all those kids. >> good morning i'm matt o'donnell, 8:27, friday, october 21. let's see what karen rogers is looking at with traffic. >> reporter: korea, -- yeah, i m checking out i-95 in delaware county. if you're going to the airport, there's a ground stop at the airport because of the fog. driving there no major problems on i-95 in delaware county. i-95 near cottman, cobb -- southbound traffic heavy from woodhaven to the vine. no accidents on i-95, just the normal-morning jam right there. the schuylkill expressway westbound 13 miles per hour. boulevard to belmont, eastbound to girard, 23 miles per hour. the blue route near the route 1 media bypass, 21 miles per hour. ben franklin bridge all lanes were stopped for a while, someone

shayna: that sounds good.

shayna: trump says he's preparing for tomorrow's debate and our own emily riemer will be in st. louis. tomorrow night. doug: right now, boston police are investigating a stabbing near emerson college. this happened at around 11:00 last night near tremont and boylston streets. a witness says he saw a stranger try to help the victim who had been slashed in the throat. >> he was bleeding. there was blood dripping. and the man was fully conscious, and there was a homeless man on the side there in dunkin' doughnuts. and he took off put it around his neck. doug: boston e.m.s. tells us the victim has nonlife-threatening injuries. there's no word on any arrests in that attack. but "the globe" is reporting neither the victim nor the suspect had any ties to emerson college. meanwhile, this man is behind bars as police in new hampshire investigate the death of a toddler. leo witham is facing child endangerment charges. the 19-month-old died wednesday investigation. witham charged with falsifying

shayna: backlash this morning from both sides of the political aisle. house speaker paul ryan was supposed to campaign with drum today in wisconsin. that's now canceled. ryan put out a statement saying i'm sickened by what i heard. women are to be championed and revered. elizabeth en she tweeted, @realdonaldtrump, were you lying or was sexual assault part of your action every day? trump says he's now preparing for tomorrow's debate, and our emily riemer will be there in st. louis. you can watch the showdown right here starting at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. doug: right now, boston police are investigating a stabbing near emerson college. this happened at around 11:00 last night around tremont and boylston streets. a witness says he saw a stranger try to help the victim who had there was blood dripping. and the man was fully conscious, and there was a homeless man on the side there in dunkin' doughnuts, and he took it off

shayna: trump says he's preparing for tomorrow's debate and our own emily riemer will be in st. louis. tomorrow night. doug: right now, boston police are investigating a stabbing near emerson college. this happened at around 11:00 last night near tremont and boylston streets. a witness says he saw a stranger try to help the victim who had been slashed in the throat.

shayna: backlash this morning from both sides of the political aisle. house speaker paul ryan was supposed to campaign with drum today in wisconsin. that's now canceled. ryan put out a statement saying i'm sickened by what i heard. women are to be championed and revered.