eric fisher, wbz news at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at noon. right now at noon, police arrested a man that they say broke into a south end apartment and tied up women and raped one of them. police say that the man used a back window to get into the apartment morning. thank you for joining us. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i am kate merrill. the suspect is held without bail. wbz anna meiler is in boston with the very latest. >> reporter: police arrested ronald brown early this morning in boston, south end, a huge relief for -- relief for people living in the neighborhood. >> it is not something that you think will happen in this

it is a little nerve-racking. >> reporter: people living in the south end are put on edge while police search for the man who broke into an apartment and assaulted the women. >> i think everyone abuse the neighborhood as safe it is scary. >> having someone break into some at his house is not somethi often and it is unusual. >> reporter: a man crawled through the back window of an apartment around 4:00 on tuesday morning, and prosecutors say that he tied up the women inside and raped one of them. he took off down clarendon street at investigators could be seen going in and out of the home collecting evidence and taking pictures of the crime scene. >> i have live down here for three years and this is the first time i've seen that spirit it is unnerving. >> reporter: 24 hours after the assault police arrested ronald brown in the south end. he had his day in court, arraigned on charges of rape, kidnapping, home invasion of assaulted her neighbors say that they are relieved. >> i am glad because of the neighborhood does not have to

you know? that is great >> reporter: neighbors say that they do not plan on letting their guard down anytime soon. >> i will be more mindful every day does you know? when i go out at night. it can happen to anybody. that is the reality. >> reporter: he is being held without bail pending a hearing. you will be in court on friday. viper boston, anna meiler, wbz news. police released video of a suspect in attempted sexual assault. they say happened saturday morning near fitzgerald park admission held. the victim told police that a man came up from behind, push her to the ground and try to assault her before taking off the the suspect was seen riding a mountain bike towards huntington avenue. following a developing story, investigators on the scene of a fiery and deadly plane crash in east hartford. >> reports are that the sole survivor told police he was not an accident chantee lans it joins us with the very latest. >> investigators say that a student pilot and instructor ronnie are planted

deadly crash was not an accident. the fbi is now investigating if the airplane was intentionally crashed on a busy east hartford connecticut street. >> terrorism is a criminal act and there are a lot of criminal investigators on the scene. nothing has been ruled out determine it burst into flames on tuesday afternoon after striking a utility pole. it happened near the headquarters of pratt and whitney, and it manufactures military jet engines. two people, a flight instructor, and a student pilot were on board. one of them survived. police are not saying which one. >> investigators with the faa, and fbi -- they have met with the survivor who is able to provide details about the circumstances. i do not have those at this time. >> reporter: and they are not saying which one was in control of the airplane when it crashed. this as cbs news has learned that the student pilot's name

who enter the usa and 2012 on a temporary student these are to study at a flight squad. we also learned that at some point his visa status changed and he went into a language school in toledo ohio. pedophile police say that they do not think that type of airplane carried a black box. chantee lans, wbz news. in hampton new hampshire, two firefighters were battling a fire at the casino. authorities tell us that flames broke out in the purple urchin restaurant, which is inside the casino. luckily the fire was contained to the restaurant but there was smoke damage to the ballroom. the firefighters suffered minor injuries there but they are expected to be okay. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a driver is facing drunk driving charges after crashing an suv into a radio station

. the vehicle went through a wall and into an office and no one inside was hurt. authorities say that the driver, thomas hill, was treated for minor injuries. at auto for tom brady after his return from suspension, named to the afc offensive player of the week but he spoke at gillette where he is preparing for the first time game of the season against the bengals on sunday. >> i look forward to playing every week and certainly this will be a fun game. you know? there. you have got a great crowd and hopefully we give them lots of reasons to cheer. >> we will only be able to see tom brady's first home game on wbz, your home for the patriots. we will start off on sunday at 11:30 am with a game day and they kick off at 1:00 and after the game, you can keep it here for the first quarter post game show. this new donald trump is firing back at his own party, claiming that they have abandoned him. this as hillary clinton deals with the aftermath of war leaked emails. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: donald trump is campaigning in florida the battleground state is a must win if he hopes to become

time, energy, and money. >> reporter: with less than four weeks ago, donald trump is attacking republicans who withdrew support from his campaign after the video surfaced showing the nominee using crude language towards women. >> it is like a magnet. triway he told bill o'reilly that he is done with house speaker paul ryan and other republicans -- republicans who have abandoned him. >> i would not want to be in a foxhole with them. >> he is a brave man. >> including paul ryan. >> i got bad. >> reporter: 331 governors and congressional republicans and out -- of that group, 87, more than a quarter, are not endorsing him. the hillary clinton campaign has its own problems as the media is sifting through hot emails from campaign chairman the u.s. intelligence officials say that this came from russia. russian interference in the selection.

to influence on behalf of donald trump it it is, i think, does it should be of utmost concern to all americans. >> reporter: he pointed out that donald trump confidant roger stone a tweeted in august, trust me, it will soon be the time in the barrel. that tweed was before the hacking became public that the donald trump campaign denies it is working with the russians. cries -- craig massachusetts tomorrow. she will campaign at her mother's alma mater, and she is expected to focus on her mother's debt free college plan. the candidates face off in the final presidential debate. you can see it live on wbz, and that is next wednesday night, live coverage, starting at 9:00. donald trump tape will reportedly caused nbc coast --

he was laughing at what donald trump said about 2005 access hollywood tape over the weekend nbc suspended him and the washington post now reports that the network and billy bush are negotiating a separation agreement. billy bush has apologized and said that he is a shame. a live look over the city of boston as we take a check of the forecast, the picture- perfect wednesday out there, some changes coming. >> the first look at the forecast it is sure nice today. >> it is gorgeous. the sun is shining and we have a couple of showers on the way by the time we get to tomorrow. berlin memorial school is

can see the color popping in some of the trees in central massachusetts. that is the case across new england. we are picking -- the further north, central and northern new england look at this, 65 degrees -- it is a splendid october day, 60 boston, early morning clouds that had lifted north and east and the sun is out in full force and it is going to continue to remain sunny throughout the day. sunshine and clouds is the ride back home and temperatures in the upper 50s, sunset at 6:06 pm and the clouds will build in tonight. that will keep the temperature up at 45 until 50 and the suburbs. another mild day tomorrow, well into the, isolated showers in the morning commute and it is not going to be a big issue. between about 4:00 and 8:00 p.m., a band of rain pushes in and it will not be that happy. we clear out after that. we will take you through the weekend and talk about the hurricane in just a few. today a man accused of stealing an ambulance from a hospital will be in court to face charges. police say that the suspect, 48- year-old, ever cause was homeless and he jumped behind the wheel after checking out of cambridge hospital. witnesses saw police stopped the amulets about a mile away from the hospital. >> i could hear the officer because obviously he raised his voice, not in any threatening way but he just said, you

>> the man took his foot off of the brake and the ambulance lunged forward and hit a cruiser. he is facing charges, stealing a vehicle and driving without a license. the two people accused of killing an elderly man in orange have waived rendition and they will soon be going back to massachusetts. there e- 23-year-old joshua hart and 27-year-old brittany smith are expected to appear in court on friday. they are facing murder and other charges in connection with the deadly home invasion. police say that they killed 95- year-old thomas harty and injured his 77-year-old wife and i police have released surveillance images hoping to

in medford last month after hitting a pedestrian. they say that there are blacks scuff marks on the right brake light and passenger side. if you recognize the car, you should call police. >> parents are considering canceling halloween after a level iii sex offender moved back to their area. >> i am taking my neighbors u one wants to let their kids walk home. we bought it is neighborhood because it is safe, an awesome community but it is sad. >> people were told last week that richard gardiner had moved back in with his parents on chandler street the 49-year-old served 28 years for the kidnapping and rape of three boys in the 80s but residents say that this neighborhood is full of children. they have been putting out fires and circling a petition. parents are worried about their kids safety and said that his presence could cancel halloween. >> i do not think that there will be a halloween. this is a great neighborhood for trick-or-treating. people from the other side come here. last week he violated a city ordinance when he was caught on a computer at the library. he will likely be summoned to court for that violation. coming up, flooding fears, the measures taken today to get people out of harms way, as the waters are rising in north carolina. >> the major recall for the

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of the paris terror attack have a quick. the attorneys said that he has chosen to hold a protest against the surveillance of the jail cell that -- he refuses to speak at 130 people were killed in the attack last november. this new we have learned morepl hurricane matthew. >> authorities are going door to door urging people to leave the low lying areas as the floodwaters continue to rise across north carolina. thousands of people have evacuated officials warned that some communities may soon be cut off by washed out bridges. or roads. >> we are keeping our eye on hurricane the call which does it is right at bermuda.

since 1950, bermuda has had four hurricanes that have made landfall. think about it, in the middle of the atlantic, a tiny island but it is under the gun for nicole. you will hear a lot more about this. nicole is a category 2 with 100 mile-per-hour winds and it has started to make that northward turn, moving at 7 miles per hour right now, nice concentric kind of symmetric hurricane, with a 30 nautical mile wide eye right now, continue to move off to the north and eventually northeast as we go into morning. likely to impact perhaps even make landfall on the island. as we go into tomorrow, late morning. 4 inches to 8 inches of rain, talking about water levels rising by 6 feet to 8 feet and the damaging wind gusts and it will continue to weaken over the course of the upcoming weekend, staying out to sql, meaning that there will be building seas out on the coastal waters east of new england. for us at home, the weather has been relatively tranquil, 60 in boston, gorgeous, and the same in worcester, 62, manchester, lower 60s are over the cavemen

or 2 degrees between now and 3:00 p.m. and then gradually back into the upper 50s once the sun sets so soak it up and enjoy it. we zoom out the radar and there are clouds that you running back to -- in the west and showers and downpours but this is with the front that is going to approach new england by tomorrow. tonight you can expect the clouds to rolling, low lever moisture starts to increase. it helps to keep the temperatures up 53 in overnight boston, 45 and 50 the suburbs, highs tomorrow pushing 70 in spots and most of us -- is 65 to 70 degrees and above average day -- with the changeable sky conditions. what i mean by that is look at the map tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m., low clouds, maybe even a touch or two of drizzle and that will linger until late morning and then the day, we will start to see breaks early afternoon, sunshine comes up in a lot of spot and then the clouds filled back in, and that is ahead of the front. at 4:00 p.m., showers pressing into central massachusetts and the seas flight east --

by 9:30 pm, light showers and in clearing comes in quickly behind it. that is the next area of high pressure. that building for friday. for saturday and for sunday although on sunday before the next cold front we will see an increase in some wispy clouds. the overall, the upcoming we foxboro does it will be cool and quiet and there will be a blend of sun and clouds in the afternoon kickoff, temperatures in the mid-60s. it is looking beautiful so it looks like the next couple of days will be mild and we club to end the week. upper 50s on friday, saturday, a cool, crisp morning and the upper 50s is great for your fall an automatic to these. low 60s on sunday and warming up into the upper 60s for next week with a chance of a couple of showers on monday and

thank you. toyota is recalling 340,000 toyota prius for a problem with the brakes. they say that the cars parking brake can disengage letting the carpal away or even crash. the company has had reports of crashes and injuries and deaths. it did not expand on that. 94,000 of them in the usa are part of the recall. odors will be notified by mail in november and repairs will be free. sam son is sending fire resistant boxes to customers so that they can send back the galaxy note 7 smartphones. the cell phones have been exploding or catching fire. samsung originally recall the telephones but the replacement telephones also ignited. the company says that it will no longer make the galaxy note 7. reports of threatening clowns is forcing a restaurant chain to make changes. mcdonald's mascot, the clown, ronald mcdonald is making fewer appearances. the fast food chain says that it is intentionally lowering its profile amid reports that nationwide people are dressing of clowns to scare children. for ronald. is trying to do his job. >> he is trying to sell some french fries.

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>> the display is expected to be in the fort point channel for about six weeks. >> a good thing that they are bright orange. very lifelike. >> good news for anyone who relies on social security. >> you can expect to see more money in that check next year. 66 million beneficiaries will see an increase of a few dollars per month. the american institute for academic research says that it will be between two dollars and six dollars and the average retirement check is around $1300 per month. amazon is getting even more convenient for the wall street looking to open a line of convenience stores. they would sell groceries like milk, produce, and meat and customers would be able to order other things with a longer shelf life for the same day delivery. a big surprise for one singer. >> janet jackson revealing for the first time about her new role in life. checking in with the weather watchers, temperatures in the 60s for many of us, beautiful out there with bright sunshine, classic fall weather

intercooler to end the week. we will have a peek at the seven-day forecast when we come back

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today at 5:00. for the very first time, janet jackson has confirmed that she is, in fact, expecting. >> the singer is pregnant with her first child and she appears in this week's people magazine showing off her baby bump in a -- and a white jacket she tells the magazine that the pregnancy is a blessing. she got married in 2012. >> if you go outside, what a beautiful day. >> is shining and it will be in the mid to upper 60s today, tomorrow is mild with more clouds in the morning, and then we get a little thin band of showers that comes in from west to east of tomorrow, late afternoon and evening, 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. wet weather in the next few days, friday, saturday, sunday beautiful, classic fall weather and next week we warm-up, upper 60s and there could be a shower on monday and tuesday so there is a little bit but -- of our bob normal temperatures. >> get to the apple orchards early. >> our next the newscast is today at 5:00. >> we will see tomorrow at 4:30

>> faith: i to go to mars. >> nick: [ scoffs ] who doesn't? and according to the lady at the science museum, you just may get your chance someday. >> faith: the lady who talked to our class was so awesome. >> nick: wasn't she? you guys should take way more field trips. >> faith: only if you chaperone again. please, daddy? >> nick: yeah, i guess i'd love . >> nick: but right now, we need to get back down to earth. you see what i did there? >> faith: no. >> nick: no? all right. i do need to get you back to your mom's. >> faith: but i'm having so much fun with you. can't we hang out a little longer? please? i'm sure she won't mind. >> nick: well... i guess i don't have to be at the underground for a little while, so... okay. >> faith: yay! [ giggles ]