live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. breaking news here at 11:00 o'clock, police investigating a threat against pembro community middle school, the superintendent saying a student reportedly made threats of violence against the school over the weekend. >> that student is not in school, the school is not taking any disciplinary action, at least not yet. school officials are working closely with police and the families involved. also at 11:00, a couple dubbed the modern bonnie and clyde have been captured. they're wanted in several bank coast. >> kate has the latest.

bank, and since police believe they hit at least five banks until a delaware state trooper spotted their stolen car today. >> reporter: traffic was stopped for miles as police surrounded a car moments after a high speed chase came to an end. inside the car, this couple, joseph and jenny, wanted for bank robberies all long the east coast, busted in philadelphia after robbing a bank in delaware monday, the chase spilling into pennsylvania. >> i don't know, they became a different person, i don't know what happened to them. >> reporter: barbara lived next door to the carriers, and can't understand how this could happen. she says the couple was just like everyone else. >> did they seem normal? >> no! nothing! nothing, they lived like everybody else. >> reporter: but police say they're not like everything else, instead accused of

robbing banks with their seven small dogs in tow, and eluding police for weeks. at the house they share with their family on 6th avenue, the man inside refused to speak to us, and yelled for us to leave the property but the next door neighbor said the family was worried sharing their aunt's concern how it would all finally come to an end. >> she didn't want anybody hurt, she was afraid someone would get hurt, which is a concern. no one wants to get hurt. >> reporter: police say the car they were found in is the same one believed to be stolen from a local does he recall ship. can be dealership. -- dealership. police say they were robbing banks to feed a drug habit. and police are investigating what caused a woman's deadly collision with a cement truck this morning. the 31-year-old woman was killed. two little byes in her car

badly hurt. an 8 month old on life support, and the 2-year-old in the hospital. and tonight we're hearing from a woman behind the counter that scared off a would be robber. she clearly wasn't afraid to stand up to him. >> reporter: the woman behind the counter is actually the owner of the store, and she told us she's heard unfortunately about a lot of other armed robberies in the town, her store on her watch though? no way. >> reporter: in a way you kind of wish you could meet this guy, the suspect who tried to rob dawn late sunday night to know what went through his mind. >> and he had a little knife about that big, and i said to him i kind of laughed at him. >> reporter: first of all his three inches compared to dawns. >> so, yeah, it was really small. >> reporter: let's just say she wasn't impressed.

>> he kept saying give me the money, and i just looked at him like did he really just come in here to take my money, and i said more. >> reporter: well she good a bit more than -- did a bit more than that, and you can watch it all. >> he did a double take, but i took the head and poked it towards him. he thought he could rob employee? not me. he ran -- me? not me. ran out the door. >> reporter: not a dollar or pack of gum or anything, except perhaps a lesson. don't mess with dawn. >> i have a daughter in college, a son that's almost there. not cheap. we work for a living. kills ourselves. -- killing ourselves. not for you to come take our money. get a job. work. simple as that. >> reporter: as you could tell from the video, the suspect's face was mostly hidden, so dawn didn't get a good look at him except that he's a white man, about five-ten, and took off on foot.

is asked to call manchester police. jim armstrong. thank you. change in the air as temperatures are droppingable cold start tomorrow morning. eric fisher is here, and i know the hurricane from last week also causing some issues. >> yes, in the meantime look at the 20s club already tonight. norwood, provincetown, coldest night of the season for the cape and islands, so get those plants inside or cover them if you want them to last a little longer. even the mums. cold start to the day tomorrow, 20s to kick off the school day. into the 50s in the amp. while it's quiet -- afternoon. while it's quiet here, toward the south you see the remnants bringing us rain by wednesday evening. the full time line coming up.

all right, thanks. see you then. developing now. police searching for a driver in a deadly hit and run. police believe they've surround the car. julie has the latest. >> reporter: yes, police saying they have the car they believe is involved, won't say where they recovered it, but they can't find the driver. they believe he or she likely hit a man crossing route 1 last night before taking off. nearly 24 hours after a deadly hit and run, state police say they believe they have the vehicle involved in the crash, but have yet to make any arrests. police say a 33-year-old new york man left hooters sunday night on foot, and investigators believe he was returning to a nearby hotel when he was struck by a red car trying to cross busy route 1. the driver of the car took off. the victim later died at an

his name hasn't been released. investigators tell us tonight they are waiting to process that vehicle, and believe the evidence they will recover inside will eventually lead them to the driver. the nfl not giving up the fight in deflate gate, and they filed a new brief in the appeal using close to 60 pages arguing that the collective bargaining agreement gave roger goodell the right to hold up brady's suspension. the player's association must file their response by december 7th. the case won't be heard by the way until after the regular season ends. bacon, red meat, and hot dog, guilty pleasures or carcinogens as dangerous as cigarettes. well the world health organization says it's that bad but not everyone agrees.

>> that's true, some say it's bogus, but the who says processed meat raises the risk of cancer, and put processed meat into group one risk, the same category at tobacco, but that doesn't mean they pose the same level of risk. don't freak out, but recommends moderation. >> i wouldn't exactly equate eating a slice of bacon with smoking a cigarette, but it probably makes sense to limit the amount of processed meats and red meats in your diet. >> a lot of things being equal, the lifetime risk of colon cancer is 5 percent. if you have a hot dog every day your risk goes up to 6 percent. not a dramatic risk, but they're warning us to cut down. >> a lot of people's attention on that. tonight we learned the homeowner who barely escaped

this massive explosion at her home was doing home repairs just before it happened. she made it out safely. the 52-year-old. attempting to repair her gas water heater at the time. she removed avalve, allow -- a valve allowing gas to build into the home. >> just a simple light switch is capable of ignites gas. >> once that happens, you know, you have a heavy fast-moving fire. >> they're using this incident as a reminder that hiring a licensed contractor can avoid big problem, especially when dealing with gas. more than 260 people dead after a powerful earthquake hit afghanistan and pakistan, and that death toll could rise. the quake caused a massive land slide seen here in a mountainous area near the afghan pakistan border.

accused in a deadly crash at oklahoma state university in the parade for homecoming did it on purpose. chambers is charged with four counts of second-degree murder. police say saturday she drove her car right into a crowd of spectators. her father says she's had mental health problems in the past. old boy. five people are dead and one is still missing after a whale watching boat sank in british columbia. investigators still don't know what happened. 21 people survived. the boat went down so quickly they didn't even have time to put out a distress call. and one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> >. and some forgotten treasures could be yours. we'll take a look at what people in massachusetts left behind. and politicians speak out

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back with our number of the night. 1,256, that's how many people in massachusetts died of an opioid overdose in 2014, and in the first half of this year they're dying at an even higher rate. >> now our political leaders are saying all the right things in the proximate but jon keller is pressing them on what's taking so long. >> yes, policy makers came tonight by the edward kennedy

institute to discuss the problem, and there was no shortage of empathy for the agony this epidemic has caused, but something else is in short supply. action. >> with every passing month, the stories and the data and the trends just get worse. >> reporter: no one on this panel disputed the urgency of the crisis, but they're at a loss when asked about a bill languishing in congress since february that would make a small investment in drug treatment. >> hopefully when we clear the debt ceiling we can reach this issue. >> reporter: i still don't understand what's holding up this bill. >> we're in grid lock. >> reporter: so it hold hostage to another bill? >> it's just held hostage to

anything in washington. >> reporter: he hopes to have a battle plan passed by year's end. >> i think we'll get a big piece of what we're looking for. >> reporter: but promised the slot for patient treatment is just a drop in an overflowing bucket, and for the grieving activist, the typical delays are intolerable. >> you have to get it off the street because that's where my kid bought it from. >> do it now. do everything now. no more waiting. >> we have communities doing something right now, i mean, is that your better get at the community level? >> interesting at how at the local level people just step up and get things done. the state is moving at work speed compared to washington, but that's not saying much. i talked to a guy tonight who

for katrina refugees at the air force base, why can't we have recovery beds? maybe there's issues with that, but the point is let's get going. >> got to get stuff on the table. >> thank you. nobody owns it, which means now it could be used. unclaimed property up for auction, vintage trading car, jewry, watch, all abandoned for at least nine years. they go up for sale on ebay starting this saturday. >> and here's a cool picture of the full moon. another super moon. >> >. the hunter's moon eric? >> yes, the full moon in october and supermoon, you can have up to four in a given year, and this is the fourth, it's looking a little brighter, certainly very bright tonight. walk around.

sunset, and the sun glinting off the buildings there, just a crisp and clear night. great for star gaze, and the temperature, little cool out there. temperatures around 45 in boston, but in the city, little warmer. taking a while to cool off. 28 in norwood, 29 in orange. sub freezing temperatures on cape code, provincetown at 28. growing season will be over everywhere by tomorrow morning. most of us back into the 20, so a winter jacket set up out the door, but we will rebound. slight winds, a lot overshine, into the 50s, similar to today. right on target for this time of year. we want to focus on the next storm system developing long the gulf coast, dropping five to ten inches of rain down there, and it will start working up the eastern

look at the month of october, wettest day in boston, just a little over a quarter inch of rain fall, the whole month two and a half inches in the hole. much like september. dry all the way to the end, and then a storm is last week of send, and now a -- september, and now a substantial the last week of october, so -- storm the last week of october. clouds thicken up. few showers in the afternoon, the heavier rain is coming in overnight, great news for us. you fall asleep, pouring rain, wake up in the morning, rain starts to move out, and dry out during the day thursday. hopefully that louers the impact of the event for us overall. we'll watch the wednesday evening commute and thursday morning drive. those could be extra wet. if we're lucky the rain comes in after the commute. we'll update that tomorrow, but it's looking pretty good. widespread one to two inches of rain. local totals up to three inches not out of the question. not going to cause any river flooding.

with water, but most of that thinking overnight. the wind will have a bigger impact. winds coming around to the south/southeast, strongest winds wednesday night into thursday morning, strongest across the south coast, bringing down a lot of leave, scattered power outage, and pockets of minor coastal flooding. inland mainly looking at gusts near 35 miles per hour, that would have a much lower impact, but still leaves coming down. most of this winds down for the patriots game. slight chance of a shower, but we might end the curse of thursday night football looking at particularly heavy rain fall that we've seen a lot of. and where's that seven-day? there it is. hidden behind a couple of graphics. apologies. into halloween weekends 50s and a dry halloween night. >> thank you.

are the answer to keeping phones and tablets charged, but how safe are they? >> they can actually be dangerous, so dangerous they could soon be banned from flights. we take a closer look at the problem. >> reporter: it's the hunt for power, but when plugging in isn't possible, portable battery packs can be a good solution, at least most of the time. >> i felt my knee actually burn, i alittle flash back on happening. >> reporter: the aftermath tells her story. a rug scorch bid fire, charred pieces of battery pack around her apartment action and burns to her clothes and skin. >> very scary. >> reporter: when she went to plug in the usb cord the battery blew up. >> it happened so fast. i turned around and my couch was on fire. full on flames.

>> reporter: she bought it from a popular retailers, there's 540 recalls or complaints involving all types of charging device, like this charger that exploded and caught fire burning two significant holes in the bedroom carpet. >> if the battery is fully charged the fire is more intense. >> reporter: this professor has conducted experiments enlight crumb battery fires. >> reporter: although fires aren't common, they can occur in older systems with battery system that is don't work. they keep taking a charge even when 100 percent full. and many are counterfeits or cheap knock offs. >> they potentially can be dangerous. >> reporter: grace ask just thankful her explosion wasn't worse. >> on an airplane or if i had small kids that were around, that would have been extremely

frightening. >> reporter: the faa is also concerned about those batteries on planes. you're prohibited in bringing them in checked bag, and there's going to be a discussion whether to ban them as cargo on any plane. still ahead, get closer to the undefeated patriot, an exclusive look inside the locker room. >> were ask now on to miami. one dolphins player crushing tom brady. how the team is reacting tonight. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis

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welcome back, you know, there's no time to savor the win over the jets, it's a short week and the patriots are moving on. they host the dolphin, miami coming off two big wins since making a change at head coach, and mccain is getting a lot of attention for his new twitter picture. crush brady. it's actually from last season made from a dolphins fan who asked him to post it. last year he sacked brady and blocked a punt as well. >> i think that'll be a penalty [ laughter ] >> i mean, if he wants to do that, that's fine [ laughter ] >> pretty good one. of course the toughest part of

players have to ignore the sore. they have less time to recover from the pounding on sunday, but they say hey you just have to find a way to play. >> >. you have to do everything you can to get your body back right. it's obviously going to be more about what we do mentally in preparing than the physical work, so take advantage of trying to get your rest, doing what you need to do to cover, and then obviously -- recover, and obviously watching as much film as you can. >> we have a special live edition of patriots august access wednesday night at 7:00. we'll prerue the game, and take you into the locker room after the last win. >> way to go. >> hey, good game. >> yes, sir.

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