the area that has not warmed up is up across southern new hampshire and southern maine, there is where there is some dense fog. in syracuse. what did not happen today in terms of temperature and boston will tomorrow. a great day to be outdoors. we will let you know about the change that follows in a few minutes. maria: this teenager is now 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 summer. the victim was found in an apartment complex on plain street. state police say smith and another 16-year-old, joel lopez, shot cohen. lopez was arrested soon after. smith should be considered armed and dangerous. city health inspectors are shutting down another sweetgreen restaurant in boston. it's the restaurant on school street in downtown crossing. the city says someone complained about getting sick after eating at the restaurant last week. that triggered a spot check that found five violations including the location will be allowed to re-open when it passes an inspection. commitment 2016 tonight, they're both i

this is with the cold front that extends from southern maine, stretching into southern parts of ohio. it marks the cooler edge for the remainder of the week. look for the highs today. 75 to 80. we are not waiting on the warm front today. 81 in norwood. well above average by 10 to 20 this afternoon. overnight tonight, we'll be partly cloudy, 55 downtown. some of the coolest suburbs will dip into the 40s. northeast wind 2 to 12 miles per hour. check out the highs. only in the 60s. the biggest difference will be the wind. a high of 60 in boston. it will feel different because we'll be so warm today. we start with sunshine tomorrow morning. i want to time out the warm weather for you. scattered showers do arrive. they will arrive from southwest to northeast during the late afternoon and evening. you may want to throw the umbrella or raincoat in the car in the morning. you won't need it for the morning commute. for the ride home, there will be scattered showers around. through friday, looking soggy. friday morning, may feature a couple light showers. mainly inland. watch what happens durin

we're in the low 70s, 70 in manchester low 70s in southern maine. beautiful picture perfect low hopefully you get out and enjoy it. this time of year these types of days are numbered. there is a front back to the west. this front is going to try and interact a little bit with some of the moisture that's coming up from hurricane matthew. the rest of today is fine and if you have any plans this evening you are good to go, partly cloudy 40 in the suburbs overnight, 55 downtown. a light wind tonight. a little sunshine in the morning, most of the afternoon is dry but look what happens west east late in the day tomorrow scattered showers even pockets of light rain do come through tomorrow evening and night. so if of you have saturday evening plans i'd have the umbrella with you. sunday morning there are signs that some of the rain may linger a little bit longer from the south shore to cape cod as some of the moisture tries to work north wad. well i do anticipate some bright thing to the second half of sunday it will be a gloomy start. that includes for th

. >>> we are talking sprinkles and isolated showers through the seacoast, southern maine &. nothing like what we saw on nd through most towns you'll see sprinkles. but less than a .10 of an inch of rain, the leading edge of cooler air continues to move east that will drive the showers offshore and later on this evening, for the month of october,sy of boston coastal locations not doing too bad in terms of rainfall for a change drought, the extreme category along the south shore, plymouth, has been peeled back it takes several months to get into this situation here. so it is going to take some time to get ourselves out of a drowbt, you -- a drought. it may take several months of at or above down the road i don't see significant rain between now, but perhaps by the end of next week, maybe, just maybe there is another sizable rainstorm. upper 60s at this time, the city at 69 norwood 69. again, a mild afternoon out ahead of that cool front. you notice as you jump across the front the numbers are lowering into the 50s. tempts in the upper 40s and low 50s. tomorrow. these temps aga

up in the merrimack valley and southern new hampshire and southern maine it may take longer for the warm air to get there. for the rest of the region, wow, we could be talking toasty stuff , making a run at records with highs around 80 degrees. we'll talk about the changes that are going to follow and when they get here in a little while. jc? jc: thank you. the getting the green light to move forward with a civil prixceo. karen anderson was in court today will karen? reporter: the judge rejected demotions from the former grand prix ceo, john kasey. he wanted the attorney general's lawsuit against him and boston grand prix delayed or thrown out. kasey was not at today's hearing, but the two attorneys representing him said it was a failed business venture and kasey didn't know the labor day races would never office has claimed john kasey sold tickets knowing he didn't have final approval for the event or even much needed environmental permits. they claimed that kasey used some of the money for gain. when the race was canceled $1.6 million was owed to ticket holders. we also learned today t

newburyport, kingston, and brentwood up into acting, extending through the new hampshire seacoast into southern maine, lifting off to the northeast and we have scattered showers. traveling around -- with some downpours hugging the coastline. down near chatham and then you get a break in the action but more lingering showers through the central part of this date and the burst of snow last evening. orange, up to new hampshire, scattered, light showers for us. the wind right now is strong but it is not damaging. a couple hours ago we had guests over 50 in some spots on cape cod. going up to 40 on nantucket, 37 miles per hour there. a wind advisory remains in effect until 10:00 a.m. we may see gusts up to 50 at the coastline that might cause isolated pockets of damage. back to the west, lingering showers, the story today. a lot of clouds and maybe some peeks of sunshine. temperatures in the low 40s from keen to worcester and 51 in boston is where we will stay, right around over 50 with leftover shower this morning. a light showers through lunchtime and some showers mainly light for the ride home. we have

it is a slow process, in fact, places like southern maine and the new hampshire seacoast will be socked with clouds. we push 75 to 80 and i think we will fall just shy of record. tomorrow is a blend of sun and clouds, out ahead of the cold front i think will be warmer in some spots then today. wednesday. thursday we start with son and then clouds increase. thursday night into friday another round of showers and downpours turning a little unsettled. highs today right around 70 in portsmouth. noticed the shading on the map here. otherwise, 78 in boston, 79 in bedford, most of us in the right around 70 in nantucket and tomorrow we will be warm again. it is going to be a little humid tomorrow morning. as the front comes in drier air will work in. we drop by about 20 degrees on thursday with showers arriving late in the day. showers on friday to. there will be wet weather around and cooler for the upcoming weekend mac middle 50s on sunday low 50s for the start of next week. >>> our main concern this morning is what road conditions. watch out for puddles and leave extra space when you are dri

brief showers possible across southern you have sure and maine, but a smaller chance of having that -- southern new hampshire and maine, but a smaller chance of having met here. hanging out around 40, low 40's. this is a lot better than the way it is out there now as far as the windchill tomorrow. the winds will pick up again after a slow start in the morning and get gusty tomorrow afternoon. here is something to do tomorrow afternoon. keep this in mind. museum for breathe easy boston between 1:00-4:00. it's a free asthma screening for kids 5-15 years old and then free admission to the children's museum. it looks pleasant. temperatures will be in the 50's at that time and the southwesterly wind. let's talk about sunday. there will be a little disturbance passing south of us. i think most of the rain will stay south of us. we are going to have skies. that's the good thing. starting at 5:00 p.m., it will be rather spooky. by 9:00, 37-40 three. there won't be much wind, but it will be getting chilly. one thing about sunday, there is a possibility of a system passing south of us that coul

but this potent storm is into southern maine, and then you get across the interior. it is snowing. especially across the higher terrain of the western and northwestern mountains in maine. 48 in boston. 41 in worcester. we actually lost several degrees in the city. we were 55 this morning. the reason for that was when the area of low pressure was over us or just west of us, it was a strong on-shore wind coming offer those relatively warm ocean waters. and also out of the east, southeast. us, it is a west wind. that west wind is dragging in some cool air that was in the worcester hills and throwing it east toward the coastline. 26-mile-per-hour gusts in boston. over 30 in worcester. the windchill factor in worcester is 1. feeling more like 41 in boston right now. we have a wind advisory in place. again, some patches of drills and spotty light showers around. as you get into the afternoon. 44-50. that is where we stay. kind of what you see is what you get. drying out tonight. partly cloudy skies. 34-42. halloween for the trick or treaters does look dry. in fact, monday looking like we

now, the drought extends all the way from southern maine and into the cape. this is are really a plant drought it's a tree drought. you know the water tables themselves are still pretty good underneath the ground, and this will definitely help as we continue to re meant initial the water tables over the next several months. as you plan out today it's a pretty easy forecast. temperatures not uc still wet, the showers even during the middle part of the day and there may be another period of steady showers this evening. hopefully getting out of here for the red sox game. you can see until we get to tomorrow morning the showers move through and then it's just cloudy. but generally it's not as bad of a day for tomorrow. let's take a look at that 7-day forecast. it does showers tomorrow but the bulk today and then we dry out and temperatures back in the 60s. >> all right thank you. >>> well if you're a wheel watcher here's your chance to win big. it is rolling into boston next weekend. there are 6 chances to be selected. 3 on saturday and 3 on sunday. and anyone wh

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there are downpours and southeast new hampshire and southern maine. they lifted north but we get wraparound showers this afternoon as the temperatures fall throughout the 40s. this weekend, pretty seasonal, upper 50s, sunshine and building clouds, isolated shower later sunday, most of the weekend is dry and on monday for halloween, sun and clouds in the low 50s, 40s for trick-or-treating and mid-war mid-sixties for wednesday. >>> we have a rollover on 128 to 95 south. you can see that there is congestion in the area going north on, from people stopping to look. you can use caution when you are driving. we will let you know when it clears. >>> breaking news out of medford, firefighters getting a handle on two votes that are burning on land the flames were reported at around 7:00 at the mystic wellington yacht club. the fire department says it is mostly contained and no other boats are in danger of burning. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> new electronic tolling goes into effect the 10:00 tonight. drivers without transponders will get those in

southern haiti was hit especially hard. torrential rain, 125-mile-an-hour winds, damaged homes, flooded entire villages and collapsed the mainge connecting southern haiti to the rest of the country. the island nation is still recovering from the devastation earthquake in 20 so. there 2010. this is just devastating for haiti. >> the wind, waves and rain pounding florida right now. live reports are straight ahead. there is our michael holmes. >> michael holmes, i think. >> getting ready it looks like. we'll have that and more coming right up. . >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome back to early start, i'm christine romans. >> and i'm miguel mar questioqu. it is 31 minutes past the hour. we welcome our guests around the united states and world. now hurricane matthew lashing the coastline of florida and may very soon slam ashore somewhere along florida's flick coast atl and maybe just as bad, it may skirt along it, feeding off the ocean's injury, before making landfall in the north, and 11 million people are under hurricaine warnings and more than 210,000 homes and businesses are without power. the storm is blast

southern california's should roy main on alert until tomorrow morning after 140 tremor ross under the sultan sea, near the southern end of the san andreious fault. >>> doctor, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i love this, says state officials should remain on alert until tomorrow. i grew up in california. i file like we should always be be on alert. what is the probability of getting a 7.0 or high per >> well, this is something we saw before. in 2009, the smaller tremors happen first, and then trigger the big one. so seismologists are concerned about that it could happen. could happen today, tomorrow, could happen five years from now. but right now it's a fairly risky time. >> is this the first such warning that's been issued. we all grew up here. i can't remember ever getting a warning about in the next few days, the likelihood is higher. >> we are learning from every earthquake we go through. i think the more important thing is we need to prepare for example, not only in southern california, but san francisco bay area, we have to there's something i see in japan, even an aff

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the main bridge in haiti -- connecting the capital to the southern peninsula has collapsed....and dozens of home destroyed in cuba. so stephanie -- when could the storm make landfall in florida? and thunder. warm again with highs reaching into the low 70s. the chance for rain will continue overnight and into the first half of friday. itll be a bit cooler with highs in the middle 60s. this storm system will cool us into the 50s saturday but we clear out and see the sun for the weekend. there is the slight chance for a few rain showers monday night into early tuesday morning. today: periods of showers and t-storms. warm. wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: scattered showers. low: 59 dewpoint: 63 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: lingering showers then decreasing clouds. windy. high: 65 dewpoint: 47 wind: wnw 10-20 mph saturday: mostly sunny and cooler. am low: 42 high: 59 dewpoint: 37 wind: nw 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 63 dewpoint: 45 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny with the chance for rain overnight. am low: 50 high: 68 dewpoint: 47 wind: sw 8-12 mph tuesday: partly sunny. am l

the main bridge connecting the capital to the southern peninsula has collapsed. now images from the bahamas where matthew is threatening destruction there. >> reporter: yeah, it's about 60 miles from the capital after nassau. winds, about 125 sustained winds and matthew is expected to make a direct hit in nassau. we'll watch this closely this morning. >>> 444 a live look near loveland ski resort. a little snow coming down. you can hear the cheers from the skiers and snow borders. it's starting to happen. >> i'm glad it's up there and not down here. we do have some activity down here. >> we could see a rain snow mix across the plains. i'll show you where coming up. >> i know, she's smirking at >>> rain ow in denver but not far off. you get above 9,000 feet and you see a rain snow mix this morning and heffier snow, a good 3-6 inches possible likely above 10,000 feet through the northern and central mountains denver. the rain is light and a number of alerts to get through the winter weather advisory in effect today. tonight into early tomorrow morning, cover up the

wind, cold temperatures but the fall, just as dry run coastal maine as we have been in southern wrigley. new hampshire two and a half inches in, larry in attleboro an inch and in boston sitting at 5.32 inches of rain, more rain in the city of boston then june, july, august and september combined, all four months. more than that and just in october. hour in bedford and portsmouth. provincetown 51 miles per hour at this time, could be scattered outages on cape cod this evening. most rain showers starting to weekend, still drizzle tonight up until about midnight and strongest winds until midnight. trending down from west to east as we head through the next several hours and as we head toward tomorrow morning, a little lighter breeze outside. saturday morning plans 1st half of the day not too much tomorrow afternoon winds will turn south and west and start gusting again especially toward the south coast, cape and islands over 30 miles per hour marketing. rain showers moving off to the east. we start drying out and get clearing. as we head past midnight. saturday and sunday not a lot of acti

i will be the main mode of precipitation for the southern half of the state. some of that will be beneficial rain. notice the dry air as this gets bumped into. a lot of this will be eaten away. ground. light rain and snow develops this afternoon and for the evening commute. temperatures for the 40's, and heavy rain for the southern two thirds of the state. snow up north. we will have much more in just a bit. adam: he will keep an eye on that. captured in connecticut. a manchester man is back in the queen city today to face a murder charge. billy maldonado was wanted in connection with a september 14 shooting in the area of beech and merrimack street that left one man dead. wmur's andy hershberger is at manchester circuit court with the very latest. andy: the hearing litterally lasted only about a minute and no plea was entered to the alleged crime of second degree murder. billy maldonado cancel went before a circuit court judge this morning accused of shooting another man last month in manchester. authorities say on september 14 at the intersection of beech an

southerner. i thought that that was the main reason. eric: it's addressed in the book i don't think it was as big a factor but it is a factor in it is in the book, some things had to get leg -- left out of the talk. >> there is room for what you just said. >> between avenue p and avenue r, it's quentin road. the only other quentin i know. i never looked it up. do you happen to know if it is named after roosevelt? eric: no, i don't. >> i have to look it up. thank you. >> what happened to the other brothers? teddy junior died in the invasion of normandy, didn't he? suffered a heart attack in the invasion of normandy? eric: he did. i told you i didn't deal with the other brothers. one of them turned into a member of the john birch society. they survived the great war though. eric: yeah, archie, the next oldest brother was seriously injured and sent home on a medical discharge and was well enough by the time world war ii, around to fight. theodore -- quentin and archibald were close. the other brothers were not points of interest to me. >>

right now main focus approaching the southern portion of the bay area. some parts of the bay area picked up a lot of rain. other parts, morgan hill and gil roy, not so much. you can see it extending out forward fairfield. notice we are not seeing any yellow or red indicating a heavy rainfall or intense rainfall. but moderate fan raul out toward hayward, dublin. it looks like over barry avenue, soto road and east avenue there could be a little heavier. santa cruz, skots valley. not much kovrnl for a place like san jose. actually san jose reporting trace amounts of rainfall. this was the first system coming on board for today. there is another one scheduled to move into the bay area, especially by saturday evening as that rainfall does move in from the north to the south. at least for tonight we'll have the clouds with a possibility of a few showers. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies. look at this rainfall up toward the north. this will be the next event as we head into later in the day saturday and into sunday as well. we have more rain clouds to talk

that means a frost advisory up from the coastline from maine stretching back down through southern and central new hampshire and metro west. so tonight you definitely want to bring in the plants or cover them up. it's a freeze warning when you get into parts of western new hampshire, southern western and eastern vermont where temperatures will be at or below 32 for a few tomorrow, around 60 at the coast bright sunshine and the biggest difference is the wind is not going to be that strong. nice day overall in the mid-60s, upper 60s on wednesday and thursday, bright and cool to end the week, upcoming weekend looking great. >>> let's get you out on the roads you can see the bridge and connector still moving along quite nicely this morning at 6:17, a little bit of volume out there but out on the roads so far. >>> hurricane matthew drenched the carolinas this week, the storm blamed for at least 19 deaths in the u.s. and the threat may not be over yet. >> north carolina governor warns dangerous flooding could last into next week. . >> i thought the world was going to end. >> life-threatening

but the brunt of the storm is over and at 9:00 rain is shifting up across southern new hampshire as well as the mid coast of maine. so how much rain is on the way? i think we're all going to get a healthy drink of water. about an inch of rain which is great for the drought. the concern is that the storm drains have leaves in them so the ones that still overnight tonight and tomorrow morning could lead to localized street flooding, there may be large puddles on the early morning commute. the amount of rainfall since the first of september, worcester 9 inches of rain about half of that falling last friday night. that was a little too much in a short amount of time. boston we picked up about 4 inches in the month of october alone. that is most rain we've seen in month since february. 7 on 7 forecast, weekend, a lot of clouds on saturday. sunday a few isolated see you at 5:30. >> kim: nice for the kids. apple unveiling new products at an event today. >> adam: they introduced a new mac book, the first new mac book in four years, features a new display called a touch bar. you can get a 15 or 15-inch screen. apple says

this is the maine steadier showers are occurring and pretty light in southern stark county. that's moving into colomb eight na and carroll county. we go partly cloudy tomorrow and a nice looking day. even tomorrow evening looks dry. but then look at what happens later tomorrow night and as we get into thursday. more moisture. this is going to be a lot of it. we are talking about a super this will even linger through friday because the wind will pick up and that will force some colder air from the north. here is 8:00 on thursday evening. obviously we have to have an alert on thursday. it actually starts about 2:00 a.m. tomorrow night and right through the day on thursday. rain and thunder and it will be a super soaker. it is one of those days that you typically think of d the word "raw" comes to mind. over half an inch of rain with this system alone and that will lead to a slow travel. that will be on thursday. just a heads up there. itit is 71 in cleveland and 70 in sandusky. upper 60s in akron-canton, mansfield and worcester. i only have us dropping down to 59. that's still

southern new england. this one takes you to maine. beautiful shot in burlington maine and the cape cod bridge. nice stuff. last foliage report shows we are in peak complains in northern new england: not past peak, so still a good time to driver up and check out the color. it's beautiful. out here they have a scenic chairlift. here in the south shore you can mostly clear out there tonight. there are some clouds heading our way and showers we have to track. when you wake up a mushes of clouds and sun. 42 degrees on average. it will be dry and not nearly as cold as it was this morning when it was 20s and 30s. that is if you wake up like normal people, about 8 o'clock or earlier. for lunchtime tomorrow there will be clouds first thing but those will be giving away to sunshine. winds are shifting to the south too. well into the 60s. 69 pittsburgh. then comes the change. we're going to fast-forward this from wednesday into thursday morning. notice the winds coming from in the southeast and the clouds start the increase. that's because those winds bring in ocean air which has more water in it. at the

main factors here. that will favor colder air over air across the southern tier of the united states and it will be very dry across parts of the southwest. equal chances as i do agree with you and the same idea for the precipitation, drier along the southern tier, stormy across the northern tier. i think that we will have a rather stormy winter. this will end up being a return to a normal type of winter where they will be closer average, i'm sure, but all told that it will be chilly for us here, after a few wild swings over the past few with a little snow in the short-term forecast taking it off as they expect the several inches of snow just this weekend. over to you. >> all right, we appreciate it. >>> a new report that finds that the epa, they delayed issuing the emergency order in the flint water crisis. inspector general review shows that the government, they would have the authority and enough as early as seven months before taking any action. >> some good news tonight about their firefighter and police officers injured in a massive gas explosion in portland. the fire chief says that all three of h

so another look at the clouds and a couple showers in southern new hampshire, just sprinkles. but here's the main event those showers come down into new hampshire during the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning, you could be woken up by a downpour or two, much needed rain, could get a quick half inch or more of rain out of this. watch the clouds slowly clearing away through the day tomorrow. tomorrow another warm one, into the afternoon, and wednesday as through about wednesday. josh: no complaints. jennifer: thank you, josh. josh: a team of veterinarians in zimbabwe helped a rhino after it stuck its nose in the wrong place. jennifer: it somehow got stuck in a tire that had been dumped in a watering hole, so the rhino couldn't eat or drink. the vets were called in to tranquilize the animal and get that tire off. jennifer: a spooky new option for people who want the halloween get away. >> did you go around already, both directions? >> did you think i did? i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it.

southern new hampshire. we cooler air in particular across new hampshire and heading up to maine. same idea thursday. the front is still nearby. and we have a chance of 70 degrees along and south of the pike. and once you head to northeastern massachusetts and new hampshire, you may end up on the colder side of this one. we're also tracking a chance for downpours and storms thursday afternoon. along with the mild temps and a gusty southwest winds. tomorrow is the quiet one. wednesday becomes nice in the afternoon, especially favoring areas look the mass pike. that's where we have the warmest temperatures. thursday, the same thing. we bring in the chance for rainfall into the afternoon and the evening. anything will be wrapping up friday morning. and then a burst of colder air. friday night plans already blustery and chilly and give way to quiet and conditions. a slight chance of a shower especially on sunday. and after the chilly halloween and a quiet day tomorrow. looking at a couple of mild days before the colder air pours back in. it won't be a trend but we'll take the mild temps. >>> poor jamie c

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the main bridge connecting the capital to the southern peninsula has collapsed. families fighting to cross this raging river and this river you see here almost swept away by all after that water. much more on this situation in matthew in just a mom as we come up on 6:02 on this thursday, we want to get you up to speed. >> chris: things starting to look busier on the roads. there's the leverett connector and zakim bridge this morning. let's go to the maps. we're not watching any major accidents out there. route 1, 93, you're in good shape. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, starting to see that stop-and-go traffic, and it's about 23 minutes right there. and then south of town in brockton, we're watching a crash southbound on route 24 and exit things down northbound, too, so heading up to 128 through brockton, that's where things are really slow this morning. problem-free heading in and out of town on the pike. routes 2 and 3 no issues this morning. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 23 minutes braint

more than 300,000 people are in the main bridge from the capital to the southern peninsula has now collapsed. i just got another live picture from the caribbean. this will be the bahamas. atlantis resort. you can see the wind ripping. coming up we will take you to the florida coast for a live report on how people there are bracing for this storm. back, i have some breaking news. >>> phoenix police officers investigating an armed robbery. this is the second one. i told you about the first one a few minutes ago. this one is near thomasson 24th avenue. a person was robbed in their home. the home was ransacked. several items were taken such as a tv and a laptop. the suspects trashed the place. so far no arrests. >>> look at this picture. p horry a police want you to know this picture. know this face so you can tried to rape her as she was working inside an unfinished home. neighbors say with so much construction in the area there are a lot of unfamiliar faces. >> just the other day when i hiked the mountain i noticed a group of worker men just sitting there. it makes you aware and daugaard. >> t

main energy is right there. we're going to destabilize a bit. stream of moisture moving through southern nevada. most of it is to the east but east side of the valley could get some shower activity out of it. the key is the timing. we're currently 74? outside, it's actually a lovely evening, tomorrow we're looking at the high and possi we had 90s in the valley today, this has been one of the warmest octobers in memory. i'll have my forecast up ahead. it includes some rain later on in the week as well gerard. >> thank you very much jerry, still to come, the battle to retake mosul runs on. and in person progress report what ash carter is learning and >>> and the air force contemplating the future of a test and training site to the northwest of las vegas. what could become of the historic area and what it mines to you. i'm gerr i had lived in my home 20 years. market crashed, i had trouble paying my mortgage payment. i applied five different times. i spoke to people in new york, with my lender. i pleaded and pleaded with the bank to let me refinance, but they would not work with me at all. i called

southern new hampshire. as you get toward the sea coast of main, temperatures will get cooler. we're on the warmer side of the front tomorrow. your record high temperatures possible. the record in boston is 82. forecasting 80. record in worcester may be harder to reach at 85, but it's still near 80 on wednesday. clouds increase on thursday. and friday is the day we're watching as the front approaches from the west. the eastern seaboard interacting with the front and giving us substantial rainfall on friday. it gets out of here for the upcoming weekend. breezy with clearing on saturday. great news for the head of the charles which happens this weekend. doug: sounds fantastic. kevin: looking at a pretty good ride all around. no big troubles to mention, especially here on the mass pike this morning. heading in towards those alston-brighton tolls, no troubles there. let's go to the spot here downtown coming out of the callahan tunnel heading on 1-a. also on the pike itself westbound getting into the ted williams tunnel at that toll plaza seeing some slowdowns. that's about it. the

maine. slowly pulls away. powerhouse storm system, sure did a number on southern new england. winds right now gusting onth 40 miles per hour. city of augusta 39 per hour, hyannis 25 miles per hour. cold and raw. temperature in the low to middle 40's the city at 45, worcester 4. not as chilly this weekend but the risk of a few raindrops we'll sort that out in a few minutes. >> anchor: we're following more news today i'm toll change. drivers getting ready. toll booths are going away and a fully electronic system is it coming on-line. traffic patterns will change on the mass pike. morning. jonathan hall live for us at the allston brighton tolls with more on what to expect here. jonathan, this could get a little messy. >> reporter: could be a tough commute in the month of november that's for sure big changes are coming to the massachusetts turnpike and those changes begin in just a few hours. they have been a fixture on the pike since the late 50's, but now they are going the way of the dinosaur. >>> at 9: 45 p.m. all toll plaza. >> reporter: coming down beginning tomorrow morning

the main focus on the central coast into southern california. in the evening commute you'll notice the rain picking up. a mild start to the morning. as you grab a rain jacket or umbrella, starting off at 60 degrees. a mild weather system as it brings rain across the bay area. around the peninsula a few light scattered showers and more showers across the north bay crossing the coast around bo dag ga bay. you can see the focus of the showers along the central coast. tonight and tomorrow morning is when we'll see heavier rain totals adding up. some of the coastal hilltops in blue could pick up closer to a half inch of rain. light to moderate showers at times today and highs in the mid to upper 60s. things will change. notice futurecast showing yellow and orange, indicating more downpours. tomorrow morning chances are you'll see rain having a bigger impact which could show ponding on the roadways. we catch a break as we head into friday evening and saturday. how this will play out many step day forecast, more rain due in on sunday and then our fourt

southern u-s. the storm has already caused wide-spread destruction in haiti -- flooding hundreds of homes and forcing more than 300-thousand people into shelters. the main bridge connecting the ((sherry swensk)) >>> residents are preparing sandbags ahead of hurricane matthew. in hallandale beach, florida./// let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) there's a wreck on the northbound i-15 ramp to 95 south in the spaghetti bowl. following an overnight closure. watch out for a crash at charleston/fort apache, deer springs and fort apache, and charleston and grand central. <<< >>> <<< >>> you'll no longer be able to use bed bath and beyond's 20- percent coupons... ((sharie johnson)) >> what they will be rolling out instead... to give you better savings.. that story and more coming up on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader./// you're watching 8 news now good day. right center field and the giants win it and the ninth inning homer off the bat of connor gillespie ((sharie johnson)) >>> there you have it the final eight teams have been decided for ((brian loftus)) >> the san francisco giant will be taking on the chicago cubs for

the main beneficiaries of the reform act of 1965 are southern and eastern europeans. greece, hungary, the same nations that have been fighting the cold war are beneficiaries of that reform, which performs -- repeals those quotas. any questions before we look at this? >> after the hungarian revolution, because nixon went to the refugee camps, where his intentions coming from a humanitarian place? were his intentions very much focused in the foreign-policy? >> i do not have a good answer. i do not know his intentions. if you do look later in nixon's career, i do not think -- nixon was an extraordinarily pragmatic politician. what is clear is that he saw the political opportunity and he seized it. which was, we can expand power at the executive branch through refugees. it was his insight that if we use this little-known provision ng immigrants to refugees, we can get more in. that was good for foreign-policy interests, which is what he was engaged with. it also expanded the power of the president. that is very consistent with the later nixon who was the so called imperia

southern new hampshire. with exception higher elevations like worcester 42. 50s hard to find. south coast bet bet for 50. heavy rain main concern. and inland slight risk of a mix. when it initially starts here early afternoon. say to central massachusetts or maybe merrimack valley or southern new hmp something that we will watch. and we have mountain snow expected. here is the time line. with future cast tomorrow morning. waking up to coastal drizzle. anything that falls early in the morning from boston northward potentially has flurries. but things warming up. transitioning to drizzle at noon time. after noon you can see showers are filling in. really picking up in pace as we hit the evening commute. as well as dinner time. so getting wet here during the afternoon. of course as it comes down it could pull down enough cool air to see mixing. it won't be able to stick. so no big headaches here. or for your travel plans on wednesday evening. or thursday evening. you can see it stays nasty and wet out there. thursday night. friday morning, that friday morning commute is not looking good to me. i have a feeling we will talk

that a second in the meantime the only area that we've seen a worse a main area for drought in a widespread area anyway is a southern portions of the mississippi valley you can see we go back a month, that wasn't looking too bad it was just starting to get dry but that area in the southeast is expanded westward into our parts of eastern texas and oklahoma it has got a little better over the last week in new england and southern california you can see as we start the week a storm system moving through the upper midwest from our rain across the candian border, snow to the north of that in the central prairies of canada but you can see all the warm dry weather for the ohio valley most of the mississippi valley into the southeastern parts of the country by wednesday then we're looking at a couple storm systems kind of riding along this front which will be some showers from the great lakes back into the high plains and into the southwest so this amount over the last couple weeks in central and southern california and that next system coming into the pacific northwest on wednesday will be over the central part of the coun

southern iowa and moving into western and northern illinois. a couple of the showers are likely wisconsin this morning. this is not the main action. we expect rain and storms later today and tonight. between now and 1:00, a few showers about, lots of dry time too. we are getting dry hours this afternoon. we reach up to the low 70s. the rain and storms approaching tonight. >> thank you, sal. >> a massive storm is heading for florida this morning. hurricane matthew already caused serious problems in haiti and right now, it's slamming the bahamas. meteorologist jeremy nelson is jeremy? >> ben, we have the latest update on hurricane matthew and assist strengthening slightly. we are checking out where it is right now in relation to florida. it is cruising through the bahamas and down to south of nassau. a big popular tourist destination and tracking to the north and west. we are putting a forecast on this, it is continuing to move to northwest at 12 m winds sustained at 125 miles per hour. we get a closer look, when could it near the east coast of florida or making landfall, some time tonight or on friday. if it makes landfall, it will

also some heavy rain expected across parts of southern virginia, north carolina by saturday night before it heads out to sea and possibly does that loop. the mainem with this storm will be the storm surge. storm surge expected in south carolina and georgia six to 9 feet and that could cause a lot of coastal flooding so this hurricane warnings are in effect really from daytona beach to wilmington north carolina. so the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, tomorrow cloudy with some afternoon and evening showers. generally about a tenth to a quarter of an inch. not a lot of rain with a high of 70. sunday morning clouds, afternoon sun. it's breezy, it's cooler 66 degrees. and monday columbus day, wall to wall sunshine but a little bit on the chilly side with a high of 65. on tuesday partly sunny, 67, a dry start to yom kippur. possibility of a few showers wednesday. on the otherwise clouds mixing with sun 70. budget up to 71 degrees on thursday. friday seasonable partly sunny with a high of 68 degrees. of course there's a new update and an updated track coming from the national hurricane center at 11:00. i'll have it on "action news tonight. >> th

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main thing. we're trying. glad nobody got hurt. >> reporter: and according to our recent census, there are about 30,000 homeless people in southern nevada. according to that same study, a do not take advantage of the shelters. nathan o'neal, news 3. >> thank you. >>> tonight we can show you police body camera video that's just been released of that shootout in kingman we have an telling but that left a police officer wounded and a suspect dead. officers were serving a search warrant on jeffrey clair cave when he came to the door with a christy wilcox joins us with the video. we want to warn you. it's intense and graphic. >> yes, jim. officers were serving that search warrant for a stolen firearm as well as for an aggravated assault complaint. let's take a look at the body camera video. >> come to the door! come to the door! drop the gun! drop the gun! drop the gun! >> drop the gun! >> drop the drop the gun! >> taser. taser! >> drop the gun! >> hang on. hang on. [ audio difficulties ] >> jeffrey cave came to the door with a resolver in hand. cooper says in this case, two officers were wearing body cameras and while in some instanc

southern new hampshire. that it will be short-lived if it occurs at all. when this gets up to the western mountains of maine they will have possible snowstorms out of this but that is well to the wednesday morning it will be chilly. wind chill's in the 20's so it will feel a little more like winter and fall during that particular day. then the next precipitation maker, we start out would chilly air and there could be wet snow or sleet to the north and west. otherwise the chilly rain we've then it should be exiting on friday. it looks like the chillier now settling in will be with us for the better part of the next week if not the entire next week. most of last week was incredibly warm for this time of year but now with you the other side of the coin and the temperatures will average below normal. great price on this boneless chicken! yeahno bones about it.es. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my stop & shop. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential

the wind, blowing leaves around, we have peak foliage in maine and, of course, the higher moderate turning of the leaves across most of southern new england, a little bull's eye and still green for the islands. afternoon high up and about upper 50s to near 60, sunny skies and just about every spot you go until you get over to the east. fenway looks cool tonight. no rain clear skies and northwest winds ten to 20 early on but taper off to just 10 miles per hour by about 9:00. all right. overnight tonight, these are the most widespread frost advisories i have seen this season. got enough moisture to work with and light winds and clear skies and heat not much goes right back out to space. high pressure overhead, that's going to mean frosty times in the morning and scrape away from the coast and elevations of worcester county concerned about freezing temperatures. average date firstre remember the records are kept at the airport. so i don't think we get freeze to the airport. certainly not in boston tonight. we will remain in lower 40s in the city but again those outlying areas, that's where you got the frost and potentially freezi

main and the montana st. utility district said this afternoon the particular pipe and and if montana she was actually scheduled to be replaced next summer. >>reporter: now happen in southern california take a look at this a very fast-moving fire that began a long ontario and again three hours upon having a walk 35 mi. east of downtown los angeles and people conceded huge plans to send to the air smoking seemed even further it was filled car border when power is the easily burned some of them soap and will fire crews and trucks are nearby on rooftops time to stop from spreading to any other nearby buildings and injuries are so far reported. . >>dan kerman: is one of the officers accused in the sex scandal involving jasmine also known as a last friday he pleaded not guilty to charges he had sex with her when she was under a team outside of the told reporters he looks forward to telling the story the attorney it a call that his political to said the charges leveled by his accuser are simply false also in court friday the police officer the two-year veteran faces charges he paid a different prostitute for sex and then tiptoe off about upcoming police sting operation to keep t

southern new england. this is from sugar loaf mountain up in maine. all those beautiful colors just grand all over the place. so if you get a chance to take these pictures of we'd love to see your picture we can share it online, various social media and put it on air as well. that's peak colors across much of the region now pushing down into massachusetts turning colors in the nearby suburbs and a little bit past peak across the far northern mountains. this is your weekend to see it because there's a little color left. in the lakes and mountains region today sunny and 56. reverse those digits and get a 65. currently 42 in boston but certainly most places colder than that down in the 30s a few upper 20s around but warmer air off to the southeast appeared west but not nearly as cold tonight. most places in the 30s now will be in the 40s. here's where we're going to have our air coming from from st. louis they've been really clobbered on the west coast the past couple days. this here is coming towards the west coast is going to give another bout of rain