boston police commissioner william evans confirms a mission was a recovery effort to locate two bodies in the trench. >> it's quite a while because they have to firm up the whole before the firefighters and rescue go down and two bodies. >> a tough week here in boston. two police officers were shot last week. a two year old girl was shot. we have some workers here today. just shows you life crushes. . >> reporter: according to boston fire, the whole was about 12 feet deep they believe. we're told by police there were a few construction members that made it out.

investigation continues as well. we're live, wbz news. >> people were shocked to see that water filling the street and they were horrified to learn about two workers trapped. bill shields continues our team coverage tonight. >> that's a good word to use. it was a horrifying scene down in the south. two guys were stuck down in the trench. water coming out and their coworkers frantic on the servic something to do. all the while people are walking by and watching the whole scene unfold. >> i just heard screaming and loud yells from the men working in the construction site. >> grechen was walking by when it happened. >> i walked out to the hole in the ground and the water was dwushing and they were screaming that someone was down there. there was no emergency crew on site yet.

by a virtual waterfall when a high pressure water main erupted. >> that's when i realized there was trapped in there. >> the water filled the hole. >> there was so much water, in two minutes the whole street was covered in water. >> nearby business owners looked over to see the intersection flooding and workers on the street frantic for help. >> they come running around like. >> it was a horrific scene played out in midday in one of the busiest neighborhoods in the city. >> people were running around. i think they knew how many people were down there. >> one man we talked to today said when it happened one of the coworkers on the street

forced back by the water. i'm bill shields, wbz news. it's a devastating story, thank you. no bail, no bond no going anywhere for a larns man accused of raping a 13-year old girl on her way to school at the time. this may not be the first time he's attacked someone. live in lawrence tonight with much more. >> in fact, another woman came forward last night. in court today angel faced two cases of sexual assault in this neighborhood. it's outraged neighborhoods and parents and has the neighbor asking for review. an important clue to his arrest. o. >> a heavy police present around south lawrence middle school at dismissal today was reassuring to the young students.

accused of abducting and sexually assaulting a classmate, a 13-year old girl who says she was dragged into a second floor apartment while walking to school and held for a terrifying two hours before being released. >> there's no continuing threat or concern to the community. >> she took her mother by the apartment with the distinctive red curtain and police made an arrest . >> the victim although dealing with a dramatic experience was crucial in detail and location of the incident that led to the speedy arrest of this dangerous person. >> this case prompted another woman to come forward last night pointing to mateo as the man who attempted to assault her in the neighborhood. >> she made a report but police

time. even with an arrest now parents of students are being cautious. >> we're picking her up from school. we don't want her to walk. a lot of her friends walk in that direction and she goes in the opposite direction. 0. >> police said mateo told him she had previous contact through social media. the mayor is asking for a re review why to live so close to a school. . >> tonight a man who police say is a known gang member is charged with firing the stray bullet that went into a home and hit a teenager in his bedroom. christian garcia who is also known as pumba hid behind a door. on wednesday he fired shots into a crowd at a park. one of the bullets went through the home and hit the 13-year

living in fear. hackers hit a new hampshire company and shut down major websited today. the company is head quartered in manchester linking people to sites like twitter and amazon. the hack this morning overwhelmed their systems and the disruptions lasted for hours. fortunately experts say the hack did not target passwords. >> you can't access or put your you won't see anything but a blank screen. >> things have returned to normal. investigators are looking into the attack. police -- -- there was sunshine at some point. now heavy downpours. >> yes, downpours moving in from the south. traveling now from the commute you see the rain moing up from

and claps of thunder. don't be surprised to hear some booms. the motion moving due south to norton and north. norwood getting rain as well as down towards mill ford. this is heading up in a couple minutes, areas that need quite a bit of rainfall still in the drought. tonight. we'll hold over tonight and tomorrow morning. we don't have the wind or rain around. if you have tomorrow morning sneaking in a run or bike ride it's nice. behind the showers we start to

we'll take a look at that coming up. see you then, eric. weeks after the nfl suspended him for a single game, josh brown is missing sunday's game while police investigate further. in his personal journal he admits abusing his wife. he viewed himself as a god and her as a slave. saying "when i control her she should be satisfied and she should die." that came out from the investigating sheriff's department. it's one of those games you circle on the schedule. ben roethlisberger is out so shouldn't be a problem. good luck getting the patriots to say that. >> no chance of that one. patriots in the midst of what many people thought would be the toughest schedule this season.

patriots, now in pittsburgh has a much different look. our quarterback ben roethlisberger is out of the game after hurting himself left weekend and tearing his meniscus and having surgery this past monday. bill belichick says they are still carrying especially when they hand the ball to their star running back, bell. >> he catches the ball and good hands and good quickness. he plays strong. he can make-up he can shoot them in very little space but got good power and breaks tackles and guys get on his legs and he just runs through them. so he's a really good player and can do it all. >> he certainly can. patriots are 5-1 at this point. next week a rematch in buffalo with first place in the afc east on the line but they have to take care of the steelers

ready for the patriots game against the steelers tonight on patriots all access starting at 7:00 on channel four. start your sunday with patriots game day on wbz. pats and steelers kick off at 5:00 followed by our post game show. campaign 2016, mick pence in new hampshire tonight holding a town hall -- -- mike pe trump are campaigning in key battleground states. a closer look as we head into the home stretch. hillary clinton featured a new ad featuring the muslim father whose son died in iraq. >> mr. trump, can my son have a

on the gold star family were devie si. >> he went after mr. and mrs. khan, the parents of a young man who died serving our country. a gold star family because of their region. >> just 18 days until election day. >> i'm working on it. no doubt about it. i've got three stopped today. >> trump's campaign deals with another major shake up. the political shake up. sources tell the republican candidate made lewd comments about women. a trump defeat could tip the balance of power in congress. >> the biggest worry is they lose the senate and control of the senate and then pennsylvania and florida.

august. clinton has $59 million on hand. and trump has $5 million. two men charged with blowing up a lgbt area. >> why they're not prosecuting it as a hate crime. the new recommendations for screen time for kids. a sign of what to come with a boat full of people. who helped save the number of lives of police officers. tonight an up close look at how officers trained to use a skill

kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... i'll never stop fighting for you. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it. afscme is responsible for the content of this advertising. this is a gloirs sight in the atlantic. first the bubbles in the gigantic hot tub. -- -- glorious. a while watch boat went out

those people got the soith sight of a lifetime. >> i had somebody capture one. a ton of whales there. >> the high resolution doppler showing a lot of stuff. we'll take all the downpours we can get over the next 24 hours. you see the rain we'll zoom on heavier pockets. right along 495 rain moving in as we speak. also heavier rain from sut ton to graph ton reaching towards mill ford. franklin getting downpours. maybe not what you want on a friday evening. a lot of traveling but it's a good thing. also heavier rain in marsh field moving towards downtown at the moment.

downpours throughout the course of the even through midnight. a developing storm here on the east coast and it's channelling a subtropical low, a hybrid between a tropical or regular system you see around here. on the northern fringe some of the moisture is getting roped in southern new england giving us rain. the other story it's so warm and muggy outside, temperatures have been around 70. 75 earlier this afternoon. the colder air is lurking but it's a slow won't start to feel it until saturday night. holding in the 60s and scattered downpour, muggy and mild and as we time it out hour by hour you see it streaming up south to north through midnight. then we're going to have a bit of a lull. early tomorrow morning if you want to sneak in a run with lots of soccer games going on, early in the day is better. towards late morning and early afternoon a band of showers and

likely swinging through connecticut and massachusetts and into new hampshire. we could see some locally heavy rain with showers and we're drying out tomorrow evening. at the same time, snow around there getting into the green mountains so the colder air is moving in. as we time out the temperatures in the 60s tonight and 60s tomorrow morning as well. then as we head into the afternoon, those 50s will move west to east and by the evening falling back into the 40s so when you feel the chill in the air. same with dew points, muggy in the 60s. the dew points falling back and into the 30s and 40s and will get rid of the muggy feel. the story becomes the wind and its staying with us through sunday so gusts 30-50 miles per hour across the higher terrain and areas near the coast. 20-30 miles per hour elsewhere.

causing scattered power outages. strongest winds saturday evening and slowly winding down into sunday afternoon. the weekend looks like this. mild start and afternoon wind tomorrow and then on sunday looking at 50s and a lot of wind out there and snowflakes flying in the berkshires. . here's your seven-day. next rain showers on monday, staying in the 50s on tuesday, wednesday and thursday as well. for years the american academy of pediatrics said kids under two shouldn't get any screen time.

18-24 months should choose highly educational programming. >> co-view it with them so you can narrate what's going on reteaching what they're learning and co-playing if they're on an app. >> children younger than 18 18 months should still avoid all screen time except for video chatting and kids 2-5 should only be watching an hour a day. of all the symptoms associated with menopause the is hot flash but not all women experience it. a break through study finds genetics may determine who has hot flashes and who doesn't. >> like many women, betty has experienced hot flashes. >> it's normally from the neck up. i immediately start to sweat. >> new research suggests

women suffer with the common symptom. data from nearly 18,000 post men paw sal women have genes that regulate estrogen for more likely to have hot flashes -- -- men opauseal. >> mechanism for hot flashes. if we know the mek anymore we could create therapies. >> betty stopped her treatment and still suffers through hot flashes. >> you learn how to cope. >> she says there's one thing that makes her feel better. >> this is my fan. >> she makes sure it's handy when she feels a hot flash

boston sit go sign instantly recognized. >> one woman's online rant accusing a magazine of photo shopping it in as an ad. coming up at 5:30. making it easier for you to stay connected waiting for a flight. ballet dreams about to come true for local students. how they're getting ready for their professional debut. you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte.

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a facebook post shows not everyone is familiar with the boston skyline as we are. >> no, a woman's online rant explains she was on a plant looking through last month's issue of delta inflight magazine when she saw a picture of boston. she said a giant sit go billboard that passed in the photo as an advertisement. so delta sky -- how much did sit go pay you to display a fake billboard in your photo of boston? delta replied with articles how they were trying to get landmark status for it but it's really there. >> this is what we were talking about the other day how the historical commission was looking at it.

gas has turned into such a big thing. >> and it's a real thing. we can assure our friends out of town. one woman refuses to let her cancer treatment get her down. >> take a look. ?[ music ] ? ? >> that is awesome. she wrote, "who says cancer and chemo have to get you down. we'll have the having a chemo buddy helps too. we want to show the world dancing and laughing is the best medicine". >> a lot of power in that. >> it helps they're good too. >> yeah. a lot of people take their four legged friends to pumpkin patches. >> but not every dog knows how to pose with the dog. >> a california woman snapped

running pumpkin to pumpkin. the dog very photo generalic cocoa puffs is a chewy, a mix of dachshund and chihuahua. they take cocoa puffs every year to the patch to get personal photos. >> it could be the dogs in the pumpkin patch. >> that's what they're going for. a local dog who is learning sign language. >> why anim home. new details about the explosion of a lgbt newspaper box. the real reason it may have been targeted. we're following the breaking news, two workers killed when a water main break floods the trench they were in.

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p that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. that's maggie hassan. always has been. always will be. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. following breaking news here at 5:30 two workers have been killed after a massive water main break. >> these men were trapped