baker lake, 30 at yellow knife. this is all cold air that's going to be plunging our way but at least we'll have one more day when the temperature will be exceeding the 70-degree mark. here's what's coming up. we got this system looks like from the west. we got this system a plume of south. we're also going to combine and give us a little bit of wet weather tomorrow but not a huge amount. i'll be back with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes thank you barry. a driver trapped under this emergency crews race to the scene they found the truck on its side here on route 1. it then took them almost an hour to free the driver. no word yet on his condition. also here at 5:00. the biggest tech deal ever. a mega merger involving dell and massachusetts company emc. this deal is worth $67 billion. good news for the tech world. but troubling for the folks who hopkinton. bill shields is live with the

vice-president about this reporter: we did we spoke with company executives and they were opt his particular this proposed buy-out will not only infuse cash into the company the company. it's the state's fourth largest pub committee traded company now emc is on the verge of computer. emc executives say they don't of its 10,000 employees. >> this is really bringing together dell and emc. we're going to create a new enterprise system business that head carded in massachusetts. that was the question all the employees this. reporter: jim kingdom has been in eye highlights tech for 30 years fears a buy-out of emc would mean more job losses for the massachusetts company. >> when you merge two canes together you have redundancy

and people lose their job. it's happened everywhere. reporter: emc is a giant in the computer hardware industry, but here in hopkinton, job losses, even massive cuts would not necessarily mean a dent in the local economy. >> it's not all that concerning from our standpoint. as wonderful as they have been from a tax basis perspective they are only about 5% of our tax base. we're roughly an 85% residential tax base. reporter: i spoke with someone tech council. he was looking at this whole deal not through rose colored glasses. in fact he said he would expect if the deal goes through there could be job cuts here. reporting live from hopkinton bill shields wbz news. >> a lot of people anxious thank you. take a look at this. boston police say this man may have been involved in four assault. police released the surveillance video hoping that somebody would recognize this man and call them.

september 27th on dorchester avenue and haborview street. >> any time you get a situation like that it's always very active investigation. i know there's good footage that was helpful in the apprehension. >> police are investigating with the same man is involved in four armed robberies within 20 minutes that same day in roughly the same area. in each case the victims told police that a man with braids and a red shirt threatened to stab them. a man who was shot in the head after the patriots cowboys game in texas yesterday is still in critical condition tonight. police in arlington say a fight broke out in the at&t parking lot. >> one person was arrest and is facing charges. the victim and the shooter may have been tailgating before this altercation. an investigators still working to cause the cause of a deadly home explosion and fire in franklin. a couple was killed saturday when their home exploded into flames. neighbors say they had just

condo to be closer to their grandkids. the condo was heated by propane and gas leak is suspected. politics taking center stage in new hampshire. 6 presidential candidates are campaigning in the granite state. at the same time the democrats running for president are getting ready for their first debate with or without vice- president joe biden. here's craig boswell with more on that and the latest poll numbers. reporter: democratic presidential candidates say they are eager for tuesday night's debate. >> i'm looking forward to the democratic party finally joining this game and having a debate how we solve our nation's problems. reporter: martino mally jim web and lincoln half he hope to grab spotlight from hillary clinton and bernie sanders. campaign rhetoric. reporter: polls show clinton has increased her lead over sanders but a separate poll indicates the frontrunner has work to do. it shows only 35% of primary

two points ahead of donald trump. some of that except sim was on display in new hampshire with voters from both parties. >> i don't think you're a friend to woman. >> i know i shouldn't have picked her. reporter: but trump does have a strong base of support. >> i tell you about the tea party. these are people in all fairness because you can't really -- tees are people that love this country. reporter: that base is helping him maintain a wide lead over the gop field. craig boswell cbs news washington. donald trump is yawning at a warning from aerosmith front man steven tyler. truthful, who's the leading republican in the presidential race walks on stage campaign events to that song dream on he used it in new hampshire. every time he does it he's

ignoring tyler's lawyers who told him to -p stop using the song. tyler says doesn't have anything against trump personally but his lawyers say trump does not have permission to use dream on or any other aerosmith song during the campaigns. things seem to be back to normal for southwest airlines computer problems delayed 500 of their flights over problems with their checked baggage system. systems are back up and running so far so good. still today southwest is asking passengers to check in online or through their app before even getting to the airport. >> patriots come home from texas with a big win against the cowboys. >> this weekend it's the team they have been waiting for for a lock time to take on the indianapolis colts. of course the team who started the whole deflate gate debacle. steve burton is here with all the highlights. >> the patriots won't admit it but the next game is personal. real personal. they have waited patiently to play the colts.

4-o. if you think they beat up on dallas imagine what can happen in indy. it was another easy win for tom brady and company last night in dallas. brady was sacked 5 times the first half, but he would have the last laugh. here with a quarterback sneak for the touchdown. he was fired up about that. lewis had another big game. highlighted by the beautiful one hand grab and run. put paths up 20-3 in the 3rd quarter. they win it 30-6. next up the colts sunday night in indy. paths wanted to score the colts after the whole deflate gate scandal. don't expect the players to talk any trash. >> it doesn't get any easier heading into indy a lot of people waiting for that one. >> we'll have to prepare hard this week. them playing thursday they have to jump on is going into week. we'll have to really prepare hard to try to catch up and be ready to go sunday. >> patriots game day feature matchup sunday mornings 11:30.

following the game wbz for the fifth quarter game show. guys back to you. >> steve thank you so much. appreciate it. >> well more rain and more trouble for south carolina tonight. >> that state got hit with more flooding over the weekend. finally though there is hope now that the worst has passed. mail carriers will trudge through any kind of bad weather, but this, this is a little plaintiff. much. reporter: summer babies dr. malika marshall weighs in

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. already soaked by historic flooding south carolina is hit hard again over the weekend. the death toll tonight stands at 21. 27 dams have failed, 129 still in jeopardy. tonight hundreds of roads remain closed. but tonight there is some hope big stretch of interstate 95 south carolina did reopen. >> cbs's david beg no is in andrus south carolina where communities are still surrounded by water. reporter: over the weekend a new round of heavy rain lashed south carolina. some parts of the state got as much as 6 inches of rain. it soaked areas already saturated with flash flood water.

while no significant damage was reported, recovery efforts have been slow throughout the state. the community of big dam is completely surrounded by floodwater. 15-year-old hunter byrd and his father daniel are one of many volunteers trying to help the 275 people who have become cut off. >> what are you using the boat to do. >> i'm hauling people back and forth as a taxi hauling food, supplies. reporter: for days boats have been the only way in or out of big dam. >> if it wasn't for daniel burke and his boy we would have been in trouble. >> how bad was it. >> do you see where the trash is on the road that's how high the water was. reporter: a doctor add her team have been bringing into the community. it is an island. on sunday she needed a boat to make her house calls. >> it's amazing because i drive this road all the time to do my home visits patients that live out here and there is no road.

>> buried under 15 feet of water. >> exactly. >> a dozen red cross volunteers from our area are in south carolina tonight helping with the recovery. over the streets of boston's back bayda runners taking part in the 39th annual columbus day tough 10k race. elite runner molly huddle won for the fourth time actually setting a course record. and man, what a beautiful day it was for a run. >> today's clear skies give us a great view of the foliage everything the weather channel tweeting out this picture of the changing leaves that are beginning to pop up around the northeast. i was over by the arboretum and even there starting to turn orange and red. >> this morning we did our family photos outside, and for the first time they are really starting to pop. >> you're still smiling too. >> got a great day though right. >> look at that smile.

>> they soil every time. anyway it's great to have the sun behind you and i will human faithing the foliage in front of you that is the best. when you're going into the sun it doesn't look so great. anyway i'm sure a lot of people had a wonderful weekend. i hope did you because it was just so good. so good. crazy good. anyway let's take a look at what's going on with the numbers right now and we've got 77 at wilmington at the middle school. that's what they get to in concord. al could it elementary school kennedy middle school all 77s on this columbus day. how tweeted it is. it's 73 in boston. there. cooler on the main coast as you might expect with a southwest wind coming up as well. those are the current numbers. let's expands and see what's going on across the rest of the nation. it's still hot from little rock down to dallas where it was so hot yesterday a plane down currently 94. of cool air in minneapolis right now where it's dropped to

we are still going to be warm tomorrow but not as warm as today. more cloudiness around not caused by this front which is going to be approaching which may give us a shower late in the day or tomorrow evening. it's from the system down the coast here. looks rather innocuous right now but it is going to sort of zoom north eastward and the plume will expand into the at least eastern parts of new shortly. first tell you how cool it's going to be tonight and not all that cold. 50s for the most part. low to middle 50s. there will be 40s in parts of western and northern new england when you head out to over. 55 degrees before school you might need that light jacket with the sunriseing at 6:54. by the time you come home from school in the afternoon near 72. partly sunny and breezy at that point. so highs tomorrow should be

degree temperature range upper 60s on cape cod. it's mostly clear into the evening hours. as we get into the overnight hours the clouds start coming up from the south. a few showers may be deposited around right around 9:00 to 11:00 in the morning a little batch of energy goes by with the showers. especially southeast of massachusetts then it's out of here. a couple of bands of showers come in from the west. this first one may give a brief shower isolated thunderstorm late tomorrow afternoon. this will start falling apart tomorrow america. even wednesday is not going to be all that cool. back to average slightly above. we start with sunny skies get lots of clouds. wednesday. here we go with the 7-day accuweather forecast. going below average as we get deeper into the week then we get to friday showery and gusty where the temperatures starts going down they will be down in the upper 50s here by saturday.

sunday for the charles regatta cold and windy 40s on sunday as they conclude that big event monday still in the 40s as well. chilly air 30 degrees lower than what it is today this coming weekend. >> i guess it all balances out take today and take the week. barry thank you so much. take a look at this incredible video tonight of a water spout slamming into a mail truck. basically ripping it to shreds. this happened near the skyway bridge in tampa. you see the funnel cloud you see it pick the trouble up and slam it to the ground twice. get this the driver was in the truck the entire time but somehow was not hurt. >> very, very lucky david. parents students and teachers are expected to crowd into the statehouse tomorrow to weigh in on education bills. 36 in all. most of them related to charter schools including proposal to create a moratorium on new charter schools. that hearing comes just days after governor baker unveiled a

dozen new or expanded charter schools every year. one of boston's oldest theaters may have held its final performance last night with the book of mormon. anderson college owns the theater and decided to close it for at least the next year. they are considering through uses for the theater. possibly a dining hall or even a performance space. up next one more reason to enjoy that glass of red wine. >> how it could help people with diabetes. a former b u hockey player receives an honor on the ice 20 years after he was badly injured in a game. coming up at 6:00 parents were given a heartbreaking diagnosis. doctors thought their baby wouldn't live long after birth. >> but they were wrong. >> we began to have doubts is is. reporter: at 6:00 the story

. this holiday weekend the price of gas continues to go in the right direction but that soon may change over the past two weeks the average price of a gallon has dropped half a cent. the smallest drop in the past 17 weeks. but a moderate hike in the cost of crude oil has wholesale prices going up. the average price by the way right now is 2:34. governor breaker is proposing a new step to help

governor wants to give hospitals help treat substance abusers. the governor believes medical profess always feed more tools to fight the crisis that is opiate addiction. we have actually 3 big health stories to tell you about tonight. the first involving the benefits of red wine. everyone is smiling. >> any excuse right. i say this is good news about red wine and people with type ii diabetes. researchers found people with type-2 diabetes have red wine at dinner one to two glasses for men up to one glass for women every day at dinnertime that they actually enjoyed a number of things they had better blood sugar they had modest improvements in their cholesterol and they had a reduced risk of heart disease. of course diet, exercise, medications are first line therapies, but hey, for some of you out there red wine may not be such a bad thing. >> i really took care of my health this weekend.

i'm realizing that now. troubling new study out tonight that flame retardants could cause behavioral problems in kids. >> these are called p b des. they are flame retardants chemicals we finds in clothing and upholstery and plastics things like wiring. they found prenatal exposure to these chemicals can increase the risk of attention problems in kids ages 3 to 7. now the good news is back in 200 4 they actually pretty much stopped using these in manufacturing, but the bad news is obviously there are still products out there made before 2004 that can actually leach these things into the environment. they can get into the food and water supply. so, we need to figure out better basis to actually try to get these things out of our environment. >> just thinking this was the time of year we're buying halloween costumes you buy material that says flame retardants but it's not something they use nowadays. >> that's what we're told. >> the season you're born in

>> what season do you think is the best. >> i was born in the springtime may. >> you and i are both may. it's actually summer tile. i know it sounds so strange research done at the university of cambridge in the uk they found babies who were on in the summer were more likely to be health year adults than babies born in the wintertime. they tended to be heavier babies when they were born they tended to be taller adults. girls seem to enter puberty at a later time which is thought to be associated with better health and it's not exactly sure why this is the case, although they suspect that women are exposed to more sunshine in the summertime during their seconds trimester and that increases vitamin d levels in the babies and that that could be good for their long term health. >> here's what i'm proposing. since we are not summer babies and we're spring babies. >> is she a summer baby. >> we're three days apart. >> all may. >> so i'm proposing that we all just drink more red wine. >> not while we're pregnant, david.

>> of course not. but i'm saying just overallment make us healthy. >> avoid toes flame retardants. >> good job. >> appreciate it lisa. >> thank you both of you. you he might be a world famous rapper but kanye west can represent to a parenting challenge. he's taken to twitter to blast the makers it of kids app games that allow in app purchases. his daughter north is racking up quite a bill. west posted this makes no sense we give the ipad to our child every five minutes there's a new purchase. by the way his wife kim kardashian wildly popular app does how in app inches something she has defended by saying parents it's up to us to supervise. ron burgundy he might be there right now new york city bar is taking tribute to will ferrell down to his name. stay classy new york features drinks and decor inspired by farrell's characters. you will find scotchy scotch scotch on the menu. we hear it's kind of a big deal

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. top stories here at 5:30 a trash truck driver in the hospital after being pinned under his truck. emergency crews spent nearly an hour trying to free the man after the crash on route 1. a mega merger involving a massachusetts company deal between dell and emc and it is the largest tech acquisition ever. it's worth $67 billion. gorgeous today, but a big cool down is coming. i'll have all the details. first a developing story here at 5:30 new hampshire woman missing for weeks found dead inside her home. sue hutchison was last seen back on september 20th. >> investigators think her roommate killed her then took