one tactic at umass boston, reviewing social media. would be shooters often telegraph violent intentions online. erika: the taliban claiming responsibility for a u.s. military plane crash. this morning four people are dead, including six american service members. 14 people are dead. the c-130 transport plane crashed approaching an airport in jalalabad. despite the claims from the terror group, the pentagon says the plane was not shot down. todd: this morning u.s. attorney general loretta lynch will be here in waltham for a summit on opioid addiction, which led to 1,200 overdose deaths last year here in massachusetts. beacon hill now taking action. a new plan passed by the state senate encourages doctors to find new approaches for treating pain and explain their use of high risk options in writing. the bill also implements verbal drug screening in all public schools to determine if students are at risk for addiction. that plan moves on to the house. the attorney general's speech scheduled for 10:45 this morning. reporting live in waltha

>> because umass boston is a large university. it's the only university its size without residence halls. students who live in residence halls, they are part of academic programing within the residence halls, have a higher likelihood of graduating on time, higher likelihood of academic success. that's statistically true everywhere. the other thing that's interesting about this, think about it, it's the only university in new england that is minority/make majority. to say they don't deserve to programing around housing is just wrong. students who go to umass boston ought to have the same opportunity that students who attend other universities do, to be part of academic programing, to study in cohorts of student, improve academic success and get them to graduate on time. >> a couple of years ago, carl selles, a student at umass, wrote an op ed and made interesting points. i think they are still relevant. >> when did he write this? >> couple of two years ago. he noted the diversity of the umass student body, by age, pace. he called t

right now we're here at umass boston. the campus police here say they work with students, staff, and the city police to make sure they have a security plan in place that will keep everyone happen. >> the way we train, it's not if this happens, it's when this happens. that's the way we have to think as police officers. it's scary to think that way. >> it makes us look over our own plans to make sure we're doing the right thing. frank: the chief here has experience. he was at delaware state in 2007 when one student shot another student on campus. another tactic is monitoring social media online. shooters often telegraph their motives and plans online. frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: breaking right now. the vatican has released a new statement on the pope's controversial meeting with the kentucky county clerk kim davis. a spokesman says that meeting last week in washington should not be considered a form of support for her position. davis was jailed after refusing to sign marriage licenses for gay couples. the vatic

right now we're at umass boston. police on this campus say they work with students, staff, the faculty, and the city to make sure they have a security plan to keep everyone safe if the unthinkable should happen. >> the way we train, it's not if this happens, it's when this happens. that's the way we think as police officers. it's scary to think that way. >> look over our own plans to make sure we're doing the right thing. frank: the chief at umass boston has experience. he was there in 2007 when one student killed another on campus. tracking social media. we've seen in the past that some shooters telegraph their motives and plans online. frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: breaking news, the taliban claiming responsibility for a u.s. military plane crash. this morning 14 people are dead, including 6 american service members. crashed as it approached an airport in jalalabad. despite the claims, the air force says the plane was not shut down. new questions tied to this august fire at the charlton farm and winery.

antoinette: an explosive situation during a haz-mat collection day at umass boston. members of the bomb squad taking the cautious course with several bottles of hazardous acid. a man cleaning out his father's basement found several bottles of picric acid, an explosive material normally found in laboratories. crews put the bottle in a bucket, and the bomb squad took over and exploded the bottles safetly in a dumpster. >> very unstable. you can probably hold it but then if you want to take the top of the bottle off, it would be enough friction that it would react. antoinette: fire officials say no one was hurt. luckily the substance was found outside. normally safe disposal of picric acid can take several days inside labs. frank: five arrests in the chaos outside a worcester concert. police using pepper spray to break up the crowd outside the palladium friday night. now we are learning more about how things went so wrong. a chaotic scene at a party venue in worcester, police used pepper spray on what they call an out-of-control crowd. >> --everybody in their eyes. orga

. >>> and on 7, umass boston closed after explosive acid is found on campus. crews called to a drop off event this afternoon. officials say a guy dropped off supplies that turned out to be dangerous. they were able to remove material. this is just an accident. >>> a woman seriously hurt after a car crashes into a home. she was riding in the chevy when the driver lost control. the driver was arrested for drunk driving. no one in the home was hurt. >>> rockland new, a driver crashes into a pole on hingeham street and snapped it in two. and a shut down 228 for a time because of fallen wires on the street. no word on the cause of the crash or if anyone was hurt. >>> the latest on the massacre. it reignites the fight on drug control. he cannot pass stiffer gun laws without congress. >> this will not change until the politics changes and the behavior of elected officials changes. this is a political choice we make to allow this to happen every few months in america. >> and experts say the president is facing a battle especially because the 20122000 -- allowed more t

i have confidence in her that she tried it out. at umass boston. frank: the annual routine event that ended in dramatic fashion. honor and respect. tragic plane crash in afghanistan. antoinette: and a concrete canopy collapses on a group of high school students. the incident that brought that awning down. live look outside. this is route 1 in saugus this morning. what traffic? it's sunday morning. get out and enjoy your day. 8:57. 50 degrees hand-crafted...layer by layer. r the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced pumpkin macchiato. flonase allergy relief, the only otc nasal spray approved to relieve nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance, flonase controls six. see the world in a whole new light. flonase, this changes when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. p only nicorette mini has a patentedr fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll that's why i only choose

it should allow it. during a haz-mat collection day at umass boston, dropped-off bottles causing the trouble. members of the bomb squad taking the cautious course with this as our sera congi reports, this is one of the hazards of this type of collection. sera: a controlled explosion by campus parking lot where the waste drop-off. s basement. had a bunch of small bottles of stuff. sera: some contains 25 grams of found in labs. the crew placed the bottles in a bucket and called 911. it crystallizes. if you took the bottle off, there would be enough friction it would react. sera: the bucket was placed in a the boom resonated across campus. the bomb squad said the sound was amplified by the dumpster and overcast skies. officials say no one was hurt. the substance was found outside. normally disposal of the acid can take several days inside labs. >> you could not ask for a better slot for it to occur. sera: the city has been hosting this drop-off for 20 years. this is the first incident that has caused such a response. pam: one person is dead and 3 others are injured following a gas explo

umass amherst. >>> he was an internet sensation photo of the boy in blue. boston police updating k-9 boston police updating k-9 tuco's growth. he was so tiny last year he couldn't fit in his canine vest. else filling it out nicely that you can see there. the video was provided by massachusetts vests to dogs that have delivered vests and first aid kits to bpd for years first aid kits to bpd for years. tuco is currently in his fourth week of the boston k-9 academy fall patrol class and we wish him well. >>> this picture is going viral and not hard to see why. this deputy in alabama was photographed holding a baby following a crash this week. 6-year-old rick linley was monitoring traffic when he came on the crash. he saw the baby crying in -- young mother and asked if he could hold her. she calmed down and he held her for a good half hour. the picture this morning has been shared thousands of times and seen by at least 560,000 and seen by at least 560,000 people online. >> thank you for all of your service. >>> the granite state is expect >>> the granite state is exp

umass amherst. >>> he was an internet sensation when boston police department released a photo of the newest boy in blue, this morning, boston police are updating k-9 tu co he is growth updating k-9 tu co he is growth. he was so tiny he couldn't fit into thinks k-9 vest. it was provided by vest to dogs that delivered vests and first aid kits to bpd. tuco is in the fourth week of the boston police k-9 academy patrol class. handsome animal. >> handsome devil. good morning, everyone. want to take you back out to ot framingham area. skyfox is live over an accident on the pike eastbound. gets right after route 9. you can see a tow truck is now on the scene. so they are making progress since the last time we checked in; however, that left lane is still blocked as they work to clear it. here is a look at the map. you can see those delays stretching back to 495, you will be able to see that reflected in our live drive times. >>> new accident on the expressway northbound. this one right after freeport street. here are those live drive times here are those live drive times. look at that, up to 40 minutes on

buses will be replacing services between jfk, you umass and quincy center and the boston association half marathon starts at 8:00 in about 20 minutes. starts and ends at white's stadium in franklin park. roads around the area will be closed until 10 a.m. >>> on tuesday, the nation will tune into the first democratic debate of first election season debate of first election season. candidates are getting ready includes nontraditional moves. the vermont senator held no the podium. but instead quietly studying books on strategy making calls to policy experts and making sure he does not make the debate personal. his biggest competition hillary clinton is preparing. recently met with leaders of the black lives matter movement and clinton rolled out a plan to take on big banks and reversed her stance on the transpacific trade deal. clinton still leads sanders in most polls. the debate is tuesday starting at 8:00. >>> vice president joe biden is stirring the rumors he will enter the race. fox25 reporting on friday that his team met with the democratic national committee of certain guidelines

boston college drops a heartbreaker 3- 0 despite holding the demon deacons to just 132 yards of offense. >>> umass with the conference opener at bowling green. minute men down big in the third quarter and trying to rally. james fielding the kickoff at the 3 yard line and he' s going to go 97 yards for the touchdown. 38. harvard and cornell meeting for the 80 time. deep up the middle and the 47 yard strike for the touchdown. harvard rolls 40- 3. they win their 18th straight game and the program record 13 straight ivy league win. then the champ yons with the memorial at the auditorium and then going to brasero and knocking out o' connor and 41 seconds into the first round. o' connor did walk out of the ring himself but it was taken to the hospital as a precaution. the baseball post season rolls on and the cubs beating the cardinals 6- 3. the best of 5 series now tied at 1- 1 heading into chicago. and that' s the look at 7 sports. >> all right, thanks, alex. hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced pumpkin macchiato. mo

the boston college defense only giving up three points so in conference play. that is phenomenal. b.c. looking to start jeff smith at quarterback. umass takes the field earlier today. they are currently in action against kent state. the game at amherst. last check, trailing 13-10 in the fourth quarter. harvard dominating lafayette. up 42-0 in the fourth quarter. the bruins looking to make it two straight for the first time this year. they are back on the ice in phoenix. live from indianapolis, trey daerr, 7 sports. >> thanks, trey. >> still ahead, a falcon in need of help until a local police officer came to his rescue. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa baby!| mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber

boston college, setting up for a go-ahead field goal from 45 yards out. but no dice. eagles fall 9-7 in durham. umass back on campus hosting first quarter, deep, 77 to the house for a touchdown. minutemen out in front. this time, sharp, umass winning its first game of the year, 24-14 over the panthers of florida international. david ortiz topped his game, approaching his 40s, despite his 37th homer of the year on friday, and boston however can manage to pull off a winning season, win number 79 on saturday put ortiz or dustin pedroia in the line up. big papi, bottom of the second, carlos santana, deep out to left. solo shot, 1-0 indians. solid work, giving up two out of five. story of the game, all about the reigning cy young winner, striking out 9. baseball history in new york, nationals, tossing his second no hitner 2015. first pitch since nolan ryan to pitch a pair in the same regular season. ryan doing it in 1973 with the apgels. with dominating stuff on saturday, striking out 17, including 9 of 10 to end it. only an error in the sixth keeps it from being a perfect game. >>> welcome back, delegate

umass of negligence of failing to protect her. three suspects have been found guilty. the fourth goes on trial next month. >> a somber meeting today for murders in boston. a flag was raised today in honor of the victims whose killers have not been caught. one of the people speaking today was mary franklin. her husband melvin was killed 19 years ago in dorchester. >> we have a right to speak up for these people who no one else is speaking for. these are our loved ones. and we want their murder solved and there's nothing wrong with that. >> elizabeth: mayor marty walsh, police commissioner william evans and suffolk district attorney dan conley were among those promising to keep searching for suspects. >> the reporter: six overdoses in just the past 15 days. councilor to address the opioid epidemic. >> mark: also ahead at 5:30 p.m., buyer beware. certain dietary supplements sends thousands of people to the hospital each year. the warning from the c.d.c. coming up. >> elizabeth: but first, he was a convicted felon and the government stripped his benefits. former building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?"

umass medical on the verge of a major medical breakthrough. emily: the discovery that could fight aids and ebola. remembering a victim of the boston marathon attacks. the new tribute to krystle campbell. and how other victims will be honored. randy: and ahead in news to go, a pastor kills an intruder during a church service in detroit. t[ duck quacking and wind whistling ] [ copier whirring ] [ beeps ] [ classical music plays ] hmm. the new turbodown jacket: t tested tough in olessa: good morning. welcome back to the "eyeopener." a live look from sky 5. 93 southbound in reading. this is just off 128 near montvale avenue. you can see the right lane is you have those heavy delays back into wilmington at this point. another crash by 110 south. delays out of methuen. if you thought it was too early again. cindy: that's right. it feels like winter out there this morning. temperatures below freezing even in boston for a time but notice as we go through the day, we'll get up into the 40's but that's it through the afternoon. sunshine. day of the week. tomorrow. but notice more clouds around and a gusty wind tomorrow. these temperatures s

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umass. >>> good morning. it's 8:55 right now. i'm kathryn hauser. we're going to check top stories right after dam's forecast. >> happy friday to you. good morning, everybody. 50 in boston right now. 40s in some spots, so not bad by november standards here as we're starting to turn the calendar in a couple of days. a few passing clouds. that is it. no more 70s. 57 for a high today. gusty northwest breeze at 18 miles per hour. mid-50s, 40s for trick or treaters. isolated shower and well into the 06s for much of next week. traffic and weather together, robi. >>> danielle, we've heard a few reports of solar glare here's a live look at the mass pike in brighton. eastbound is bumper bumper to bumper from route 16 to the allston brighton tolls. kathryn? >>> checking our top stories now. a plymouth man is due in court today accused of sneaking into a school and stealing from teachers. police say anthony binsfield was fired from a repair company but held onto his uniform and used it to gain access to two schools in cohasset. security procedures but does in danger. >>> a rhode island man is expected in court today accused of attacking an elderly couple with a metal baseball bat.

umass an has been banned since an has been banned since october 2014. >> we need this rain because take a look at the drought. metro west. rhode island. over five inches. now boston for this month in, we haven't picked up too much. we are below average an we will keep adding for the day today. we do have the risk of some spotty showers and drizzle. it's going to be a cooler than average day. areas of drizzle, too. the temperature right around fifty degrees but feels colder with that sustained at the miles per hour. in fact, gust over 30 for the south shore and notice this area that's where we have the wind advisory. the potential of seaing gust as high as a miles per hour. it's going to continue the to bring in the cloud cover and pockets of drizzle and showers. >> the rain from overnight has dwindled to get some showers across the region. notice this high pressure to the north it will be beautiful with sunshine and drier conditions. but between the winds out of the northeast continuing to churn up the sea. we will be dealing with a wave continuing to increase from 6 to 16 beachers. that's why we would have our eyes at the coast. there is a coastal flood advisory