live from the channel 4 news in boston. wbz news at 11:00 starts now. tonight police say it was a deadly case of road rage intentionally causing a crash in mansfield. year-old jarrad arrone. >> reporter: leaving the scene of that crash. police went to his home and got him.

>> he's a good father, a good stepfather, good fiance. >> reporter: to his family, jared was their everything. but now his parents, seven-year- old son, fiance and two children and friends are comforting them at their mansfield home. his mother ad admits she is in shock. >> i find it hard to believe he is gone and i'm feeling a rash of emotions about the way it happened. >> reporter: how it happened say police was a deadly combination of alcohol and rage. michael hinds was drunk and in a fit of road rage intentionally crashed into jared and his friend not once, but twice. records show this isn't his first oui. we went to hinds' home where a

>> the best i can say about the creature who caused the morning? i just hope like crazy that whatever judge he goes before amount of time. >> reporter: there was another man in his car. hinds is here tonight. he'll face judge tomorrow. live in foxborough, k ate. police say a man was involved in a stabbing with two women and four children and escaped tonight out a third floor window. this was not a hostage situation and no one was hurt.

also developing tonight a fugitive caught in boston. kevin paul will be arraigned tomorrow. he was an accomplice in the murder of a new hampshire police officer. they suspect he is now in a burglary ring that steals and trades guns. now at 11:00 you can watch the frightening moment that two boston police officers are dragged after a traffic stop. one of the officers are hanging out of the passenger window. they pulled it over after speeding, but as the officers spoke to the driver police say gilbert bryant hit the gas until dragging them 100 yards before the car crashed. the temperatures are about to plunge. chief meteorologist curt fisher here of when the timeline will happen. derek fisher is here. >> reporter: we will take it

slice by slice. some high clouds are starting to build. a lot of this will start heading east, southeast. one back towards the great lakes and one toward the mid- atlantic, there's tropical storm kate which we will talk about in a few minutes. some rain will mainly break out across the coast and cape islands. that's where the rain breaks out in the whole area and strongest winds and advisories are posted along the coastlines. we'll talk a timeline a few minutes from now. the push to make school buses safer an it comes from the top. federal officials want seat belt on all school buses. why it could take so long to get this approved. >> reporter: well, this is a

time calling for seat belts on school bus. 16-year-old ashley brown's life ended on the way a high school soccer game when the bus she was riding in crashed. >> not a day goes by that we don't think of her. wounds are refreshened every time we see an accident on a motor coach. >> reporter: itettes estimates are five children die every year in school bus crashes. they are hoping change can come without new regulations. seat belt are expensive costing

between seven and $10,000 a bus and with nearly half a million buses in the u.s., the cost could be in the billions. >> they should be on every school bus for every kid. let's start to make that happen. how the get seat belt on every school bus. >> reporter: if this has to go through the regular regular making process it could take up to a decade to implement. all right. thank you. this is a grave crime just days before veterans day. veterans graves vandalized at a veteran cemetery. graves toppled and urns

lauren do -- dulaney sits -- on the board. every time it's been right before a holiday. >> reporter: over the weekend vandals damaged several gravestones. >> to james boreries family. >> i still get upset to have somebody do this. >> reporter: her father died just three years ago. >> i used to go quite often. i have a tough time now. it's just terrible. i don't understand. i think they have entirely too much time on their hands and whatsoever. >> reporter: she says she will consider removing the flags if it would remove the target. she believes they are likely kids, but says that shouldn't matter. >> if they're going to the this, i don't know what they'll

do later on. well there is bad news tonight for the patriots. dion lewis is out with a torn acl. >> how much does hurt the pats? >> reporter: well there's no doubt about it. dion lewis is one that makes a difference. he has a torn acl and he is on the injured reserve and that means he's done for the year. tonight tom brady talked to jim gray about how the pats will handle the loss of lewis. >> you still have to find ways to produce. they may be differently than when we were producing when deon was in there. the production has to be from

>> well the patriots always carry the next man up mentally will hopefully hold up. if you have a fake begun ton streets of boston now police can and will take it away. the mayor signed a ban on them in public. they have taken away more than 115 guns this year. the incident where a juvenile was shot is one reason they say they should carry it out. this man has been arrested more than a half dozen times for domestic assault. >> reporter: tonight we spoke to a victim's advocate who says this same incidents of violence happening in one relationship is not uncommon. >> the last time he split her head wide open.

>> reporter: the violence in apartment two was just something everyone accepted like a neighbor. >> this has been going on for like two years. >> reporter: but sunday night police got a call that things were especially bad. >> they were able to force entry into that apartment and able to see couch in a his girlfriend dead on the floor. a survivor of domestic violence flag. >> when they come out they really really come out to get you. >> reporter: woodbury has been arrested for abusing her at least seven times since 2012. >> you often rush to say why didn't they leave.

but a lot of times we're trying to keep them safe. >> reporter: they say women in trouble need to know they're supported. >> the most important thing is to let them know that you're there for them no matter what because there's a lot of shame that comes in an abusive relationship. >> reporter: he told police he found her body when he came home but then the next move, no remark to making a move to the bedroom to watch t.v. and drink a beer. >> clinton is the last of the three main democratic presidential candidates to file the paperwork for running. in his first video post the president gives a tour of the backyard of the white house

and his facebook page is a hit. that's the number of the night. it is now 480,683, the number of likes the page received in its very first day. >> we won't be able to keep track after this. a big change for sea world. what the company plans to get rid of and why. >> fight back against racism and win, now. i'm asking local students what lessons they have learned. >> what's behind what you find

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. it's a big story tonight. sea world planning to end its killer whale shows in san diego.

a documentary criticized their work in black or kid. it was a stunning turn of events when john spoke to some local college students. >> reporter: we went over to thurman university and found the appears energized. president tim wolf forced out of office by student protesters. a move that reverberate here on the bu campus. >> i'm happy to see students fight in something for they believe in. >> superiors actually have to

>> reporter: they took a boycott by the football team. it isn't lost by the bu students. >> we need to look at the terms of a financial situation so we can actually get change. once you get into their pockets it's a little harder for them to say no. >> reporter: the students understand it's just a drop in the bucket but they draw lessons for today for the future. >> sometimes people will completely ignore you and they will say that you suffered. >> they don't need to tell what's going on because the media of the social awareness. >> i think it's a perfect example of how not only collective thought but collective actions leads to results.

>> will generations handle situations like this better? >> reporter: i hope so. you see how thoughtful and measured they are. they pointed out to me that a lot of the ugly confrontations and protests in missouri they have been trying to keep the media away from it. we always focus on the loudest shouters and ugliness, so i learned a little something from them tonight and as long as there's learning going on, there's hope. that's a good thing. let's talk about the weather and we are learning things are about to change. >> reporter: yeah, you have had such an unbelievable stretch of weather so far and now we are going to soak the last couple of minutes up of it. linda sent this beautiful picture in for us. our next storm system the rain actually a good thing more than anything else it's been so dry.

generally a half inch to 1 inch all the way through wednesday. the winds will really pick up tomorrow night and be here for wednesday and the cape and the islands maybe even forted five to 50 miles per hour. -- 45 to 50 miles per hour. we have had this rain moving it's way through the mid- atlantic. some of it is going to work its way toward us but i don't think it's going to cover the whole area. we'll talk about that in a minute. we also have tropical storm kate. they will link up down the road though out the sea. it will be cool to start tomorrow definitely fall jacket weather, but dry. but rain showers will develop in the afternoon. highs mid to upper 50s so pretty seasonal in terms of temperatures and here is a look

hour, so in the morning bright eskies north of boston, grayest -- brightest skies north of boston. our heaviest rainfall is morning. as we head towards wednesday evening it will taper off. tomorrow evening it will be damp outside for sure. looks a little less wet than it did earlier today. the rain will be tapering off before the wednesday night drive. how about the wind side of this? starts to pick up late tuesday night into wednesday and turn around to the northeast and really focusing on the islands. the peek gusts out of cape cod

on veterans day as these winds start to die down a little bit it will be wet in the morning should taper to showers in the afternoon. a high temp near 47-degrees. plenty of wind to keep the flags whipping. a much more active pattern than we have seen recently. some showers thursday afternoon evening look like a good bet. as of right now looks like a much cooler weekend and chilly nights. >> beauty is in the eye of the beolder. okay. and why? dr. marshal takes a look at why.

hollywood for standards of attractiveness. >> i think joe mange lo is really attractive. >> people think that your brad pits are attractive than donald trump. >> reporter: there are some that people find attractive like facial skin tone, although we don't always agree on who's hot and who's not. is that because its programmed in our genes or other reasons? >> they showed them 200 average faces to twins and what they found is that your genetics don't seem to play a huge role.

out of the home they start to have different exposures to faces and different friends and that is probably affecting their preferences. >> reporter: like between these ladies. we asked them to rate the study faces. >> he just looks like a seal killer. serial killer. >> it's the total package that makes somebody attractive. >> reporter: which goes to show that beauty is in the eye of the beholder but is more than skin deep. still hear from patriots of who will take the place of

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welcome back. if i told you back in august that dion lewis 11 of the was one of the biggest players -- he tore his acl in the third quarter yet. it was just a freak thing and he's a big loss. he racked up over 600 yards. they do something so well now. >> just got to be yourself and

can't be superman and do exactly what he was doing. i'm doing whatever i can. you never know what it is, so whatever i have to do i'll do it. >> we always talk about your jobs and doing things of that nature, and it won't be easy and we'll do the best we can and prepare hard and move forward. >> reporter: dion lewis going down. how devastating was that? >> he could create so many miss matches with linebackers and safeties and give them fits with covering them, but we have to step and try to make as many place for our team as we can.

fundraiser was tonights. folks enjoyed craft brews and cause. >> we're raising money for under privileged youth within the community of boston. targeted. it's an opportunity to give back to the kids that are eager to learn and improve their lives, so it's fun for us an it's fun for them. >> great time. friday on wbz we'll take you inside the pats locker room after their win in washington. >> whoa. >> that's the way to grind it out. you got to do that sometimes. good job. you had a lot of guys step up today and step up and take some

spots when we needed them. so lets be right side to go and we talked about that all week everybody being ready to step up and take care of their responsibility whenever and whenever its needed. that's a darn good job as a team. >> pats kickoff on the 12:15. tune in after the game for the fifth quarter post game show. [ duck quacks, wolf howls

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