the republican candidate taking aim at paul ryan and what he calls disloyal republicans. it comes after a number of republicans dropped their support for trump following his comments about women. >> donald trump has turned his campaign against high-profile members of the gop and what could devolve into civil war within the republican party. he's been lashing out on those his run for the white house. donald trump is attacking republicans who turned their backs on him. he took direct aim at paul ryan on twitter calling him weak and infect effective -- ineffective. the fallout started from 11 years ago, showing trump using crude language to describe the way he talks about make advances on women.

longer endorsing him because of what trump calls his locker room comments. and he implied he'll no longer worry about other republicans, saying the shackles are off. >> i don't know what he means by being unshackled. i'm at a loss for what educational background say that would help him that would be less discip focused entirely on protecting republican majorities in congress. democrats are working hard to tie gop members to trump trump. >> reporter: democrats need 30 seats to take control of the house, and five seats to win the senate. hillary clinton is in florida talking about climate change with former vice president al gore.

chairman, john podesta. the campaign believed clinton's use of a private e-mail server would blow over after one weekend. >> our political coverage just getting started. both campaigns released new tv ads. >> they are contransfer. they tell us plenty about where trump and clinton stand and how they plan to go after each other the rest of the way. trump paints a dark picture of clinton's time as secretary of state. clinton goes after trump's character using a series of images. >> thank you so much . the candidates will face off next

wednesday. parts of north carolina are on alert again tonight. concern now, a dam that could break at any time. in the south east, the death toll from hurricane matthew stands at 27. >> reporter: 58-year-old jody getty did not think she'd make it out alive. >> alligators water up to your knees in my house! [ crying ] >> reporter: flood waters continue rising in her hometown of lumber to know, north carolina. she had been trapped in her home since saturday and could not find help. >> i had sheets and towels, screaming, they just never stop >> reporter: we spoke to her moments after her son gene who

>> halfway there, heard her voice, and i mean that just gave us a burst of energy like let's get to her. it's mom! what would do you? you only get one. >> reporter: at least three rivers here in north carolina are expected to reach record levels in the coming days. the lumberton river may not crest until friday. crews have used boats, trucks, and helicopters for over 2,000 rescues, more than a dozen people have died in th drive into water. >> if we say the water is coming and do not drive true that water, we mean it. >> reporter: inaspectors are working to shore in or inspecteror -- inspectors are working on shoring up the dam. >> it is even worse in haiti.

flood, landslides, damage to bridging and collapsed homes. 1,000 people be believed to be dead. trouble ing new information about a convicted child rapist who has the wamouth community rules according to police. he was once sentenced to 190 years in prison for kidnapping and sexually assaulting kids. >> a local community afraid of this one. in the 1980s he kidnapped three boys. he was convicted of three sexual assaults. he was originally given a 190-year prison sentence.

>> reporter: this neighborhood is full of kids. so the fact that gardener has moved into this home upsets everyone around here. that's the home of his parents. >> reporter: >> yes, everybody is upset about it. and i would be too. you got three little boys over there, a couple kids over there, two girls next door to meech >> reporte r through this neighborhood. a neighborhood of young families with kids. >> i'm picking my neighbors' kids up at bus stops because no one wants to let their kids walk home. we bought into this neighborhood because it's a safe one. awesome community. >> reporter: this is the man creating the fear. 50-year-old richard gardener. a level 3 sex offender. today posters with his photo are plastered throughout this neighborhood.

a 6-year-old boy. while out on bail, he was arrested again for similar crimes in rhode island. he spent a total of 27 years in jail. now he is out and living at his parents' home here. >> the county wasn't notified properly. we weren't notified prior to him coming and that's a huge issue. >> reporter: we contacted the d.a. of rhode island, massachusetts, the police. >> reporter: and on sunday, speaking of quinsey police, they were called to the library who says she spotted gardener in the library. police came and removed him. he will be summoned into the court. a

face more charges in the death of his 19-month-old stepson. prosecutors say he left fentanyl and other drugs in the open and they may have caused the boy's death. he found the toddler unconference and was distraught when he brought the child to the station for help. a man charged with assaulting a student with special needs appeare today. he is accused of hitting and shoving the three young men at their group home. he was fired after the incident >> three drivers crashed into

a barrier near newton. it is the end of an era. one of most belove the red sox of all time tipping his cap and moving on. the team made a big announcement this afternoon on their manager. >> despite finishing on top in the al east, a lot of fans were calling for john ferrell to go. let's go with future. >> red sokz president didn't waste any time in his press conference this afternoon,a, pouncing that john is coming back as the manager, the entire coaching staff has been inl vied back as well. he is signed through 2017, team option for 2018. he said ortiz could name his position to stay with the

tonight when i walked onto the mound, i realized that it was gonna be -- it was over. pretty much probably the last time as a mayor walking in front of a crowd. and the emotion came back out again. but like i say i'm happy. not just for my organization, going from last place to win the division this year. >> drew pomeranz came to the red sox a short time ago and may have put it best. david ortiz is the greatest teammate ever. the best one i've ever had. >> we applaud him. thank you, steve. a lot of fans showing their good wishes with david

>> state police tweeted "we'll always remember how tall you stood after the bombing." and "such a joy to cheer for." >> one of a kind. thank you so much. first the new tolls, then the price hike, and is tonight for drivers that could be coming down the road. some of them you may not like. the serious message about increasingly common hoaxes. local police take aim at the creepy clown craze. and the the video that stop ben afleck in his tracks. >> beautiful blue skies out there today. >> and a local police officer

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when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

>> are we being monitored this is >> reporter: yes. these cameras will soon snap a photo of your low pressure system and send you -- license plate and send you a bill. >> this is not a toll increase. >> reporter: but a document could change that. buried in the contract was a departmentant that helped them set poling prices. a request to also study things like congestion pricing, collecting higher rates during rush hour. >> i think you should absolutely not pay more to

>> peo >> reporter: and there's more. the contract says the company will likely be asked to study new tolls at the new hampshire border, carpool lane, and tolls based on vehicle miles travelled travelled. mary once sat on the board of directors for the turnpike. >> it's move to congestion pricing once you have all electronic tolling. >> reporter: the i-team caught up with the administrator at a public meeting. >> how likely is that for drivers to see higher prices during rush hour? >> well, i think when you're doing a contract and you than you're entering a new way of doing business, you want to make

all you can. >> reporter: he insists the option is a way to give them options down the road. >> not even looking at it. not looking at congestion pricing or anything other than taking new technology. >> and r is it in the contract? >> reporter: a sentiment ecode by skeptical driver >> i feel like i saw so many different types of outfits today. long sleeves and jackets, people wearing shorts. >> not my son, the first day he's worn pants for the school year. [ laughter ] >> i was in shorts and a

at 6:08. gorgeous day. we go to standard time november 6th. here's a look at temperatures, 58 degrees in the city. 60s outside. clear, blue, beautiful day. very cool start. insulating blanket as they move overhead. still pretty chilly. no significant frost issues tonight. a little break if you covered up the plants last night, they'll make it for several more days. chilly start, partly cloudy skies. nice mix.

ranging to the mid-upper 60s in the valley. 64 in worcester. thursday a little more cloud cover to deal with. we'll start the day with some low foggy and clouds. and we'll be watching a line of showers approaching the evening. scattered shower activity. moves off thursday night, back into the sunshine, and the cool, crisp air by the time friday morning works around. temperatures well into the 60s tomorrow. mild or thursday. more cloud cover, and a chance for a late-day shower o. friday, 62, a lot of sun, wind in the north northwest,

colder there on friday. and is a chilly start to the day saturday. our next chance for some frost. high pressure offhead. so the winds will be quieter on saturday. full sunshine, increasing cloud cover on sunday. looks like any rain showers are going to wait till sunday night or monday.ed to brady returning home, cool, quiet, partly cloudy. 64 degrees. some increasing cloud cover. dry as they take on the bengals. also watching the today muchmore organized. the eye really showing itself now. and it's moving to the north toward bermuda. if you're on a cruise, they're under a hurricane warning. some of those conditions are gonna arrive tomorrow evening. then the peak will be early thursday. we might even reach major hurricane citizen. cool and quiet, chilly nights, cool, crisp days, and a chance of rain returning by

a chore chart controversy. >> making the bed by three and cleaning the toilet by the time your kids are nine. sound great? [ laughter ] >> police get a big surprise when they arrest a man wanted for a bizarre chain of events in

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a noise canceling bubble with an event sound that blocks out snoring, honking, and other unwanted noise. the company is doing a kickstarter project right now. you'll have to pledge for the chance to get one next year. >> i use a little sound machine on my phone that works fine. a chore list making the rounds on social media, and it has some parents up in arms. a blogger posted the list and describes children should be doing at different ages. some say the tasks are too advance forward young children, including loading washer at 4:00, preparing at nine. nearly 2,000 comments as well.

>> here's your toast on a plastic plate. [ laughter ] ben affleck chose the red sox over the red carpet last night. >> he stopped in the middle of the hollywood remere of his new move when he someone showed him the red sox game in progress. he said he was having a heart attack watching the final moments like so many of us. >> he was sitting down for an interview a couple weeks ago, and the interview you know the score of the patriots game, he really does watch every game. >> true blue fan. we'll be back at 6:00 to look at what's ahead on the news at 5:00. >> he cried when he saw big papi tip his cap. coming up, one man caught in boston in bizarre circumstances.

mess they leave behind. we'll show you what happened when the boston city council tried to take on the problem. and creative or creepy? the story behind this eye-catching art

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a small plane has crashed on main street in east hartford, connecticut. this is a piper aircraft on its final approach to hartford greater airport when it went down. we're told two people were aboard. no word on their condition. a man behind a bizarre string of events i only in trouble here. here's a fugitive from justice in washington dc .