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

now with the latest on the investigation. >> witnesses say this happened so fast and was just a horrifying scene. something caused the water to start gushing and it filled a trench trapping the two workers underground. video shows dartmouth street submerged this afternoon. the incident prompted a massive response from ems first responders and police. they were describing it no longer as a rescue but recovery operation. authorities have not identified employees of atlantic drain service. federal safety inspectors now on the scene to find out what happened. dartmouth street could be closed for days as the investigation continues. steer clear of the area. more from the crews on the scene coming up. two young men free tonight after pleading not guilty to blowing up a newspaper box in se lem owned by an lgbt publication.

investigated as a hate crime. authorities say there's no evidence the crime targeted a particular group. the people who run the newspaper say they're okay with that. . >> two of the people say it sounded like a firework. >> 20-year old lawrence gilman appeared in court. the new hampshire men were charged with setting off a device and destroying property. some people assumed that it was a hate crime. >> police say that's not where the investigation led them. >> we have to build a case based on evidence. it shows the egs mroegs because

>> the editor of the rainbow times does not take issue with the finding. >> we nad crimes are difficult to prove so we agree the charges being brought because it's important to us. they are held accountable. >> the two men were not held on bail. they were set free with the promise they would be back in court in the few weeks. the two men admitted to being involved with the explosion but they claim because it was the first thing they found without a lock on it. police are searching for a driver who crashed into a home and then ran away. the car hit the house on wilson street around 2:00 this morning. officers aren't sure how many people were actually in the car. a building inspector came out to sur vaif this extensive damage oofrments a burlington woman found safe overnight a

-year old cog begins in an area. they carried her out of the woods and into an ambulance. physically she's okay we're told. police are investigating how she wound up in the woods. you can expect to get more mileage out of your wifi at logan airport. faster internet service and four hours of free service -- right now you only get 45 minutes. passengers can connect through a si no ads. tonight we have proof that you can teach any dog new tricks. right now a deaf dog at a local shelter is actually learning sign language. her teachers hope that this will help her find a special new home. home. >> reporter: we all have our shortcomings. but in spite of that, it's how

apart. on two legs or four. pigeon was rescued from a high kill shelter in ken condition last summer. she's a two year old dalmation mix and knew anemically unique. >> she's deaf so people aren't sure how to deal with it but we have been teaching her hand commands. >> basic doggy sign language. >> pigeon of foster homes since arriving at the humane society five months ago. >> it's a long time. she just needs patience. >> it's not hard to get her attention. wungs she has that she's like every other dog. >> no one is perfect and that should be perfectly okay. >> we really want to see her go home. she is so sweet and she does

integrate so well. >> as you can see she like stos be the center of attention so she would probably be good in a home with no other pets. she's a no-brainer, the $350 adoption fee has been waived and she's going home with a $500 care package. we love pigeon. the station could use a pet. >> yeah, a news dog. >> if you pigeon, check out our website. julie sent out an email saying only a couple people came forward and weren't the right match so she's still up for adoption. apple is warning customers looking to buy a popular website. what's the secret to sleep?

boston ballet students getting a chance of a lifetime preparing to perform. we'll check in with our weather watchers network this evening. the rain continuing to come in this evening. over a half inch of rain as brian in belmont new hampshire. we'll track those down for us coming up. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools

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wells fargo bank could close hundreds of branches. analysts say the move would allow the company to pay legal fees and other costs. wells fargo employees under pressure to drum up business may have opened as many as 2 million fake accounts. >> this is interesting. a warning who buys apple products on amazon they may not be real. its employees shopped on amazon

chargers claiming to be real apple products were counterfeit. apple is suing a new jersey company that claims is behind many of those fake products. this may be a dream come true for sleep deprived parents. this new smart crib promises to rock babies to sleeps in minutes. it uses white noise to recreate the sounds heard in the womb and a variety of rocking motions. the engineers helped design it saying the cost is more than $1,100. >>. that would make me cry. victoria beckham announced she will be selling a capsule of her clothing items ranging from $6 to $7 at target. far less than her typical collections.

pulitzer sold out in minutes. ozod is partnering with ken bone. sweater sales exploded saling out. he's featured in a new video encouraging people to vote. >> he still may be 14 and a half minutes though. >> yeah right there. a crim scene out of movie. >> thieves coming in through the roof of a store. how they got away with 150 $150,000 in merchandise. coming up new at 6:00 tonight, life saving training that could help first responders save even their own lives. an up close behind the scene look at turn akit training

you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte. billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire.

imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school.

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.

. two mosques in arizona have been vandalized. people spray painted the words "go home" on an islamic mosque. they damaged the garage and porch. the fbi has joined the investigation. this seems like an only in canada type crime. thieves breaking through the roof f a sporting goods store and stealing $150,000 worth of high end hockey sticks. they piled the sticks up by the back door and then loaded them into a white van and they were gone. while the bride and groom in this picture is smiling, other members of the wedding party look absolutely horrified. why is that? when the photographer stepped off the curb a speeding car nearly hit her.

good story about their wedding day. i don't know. no, i might never tell that story. >> when we were in high school the football team was taking their team photo and the photographer as he was about to take the photo split his pants and everyone in the picture had a big smile. that's a great story. >> maybe for you but not the photographer. they say when there's clouds there's better even shadows. so great today. >> it felt like summertime. now to a stormy pattern this season. we're hoping to squeeze out rainfall and dour pours moving through. a couple more chances before the month is done. we can have our first month of above average rainfall since february last winter. we're turning the corner a bit when it comes to the brought but it's a long process. here's a look at the radar tonight. the heaviest rain streaming up

going to end up towards boston and 20 miles further to the west we have pretty heavy rain coming down. the city reaching up into kingsboro. stow we have the heaviest rain westward into paxton. we could see some street flooding so rough go on the roads. it extends towards south bridge and more all seeing the rain tonight. so we will be continuing to be scattered about up until midnight. a front moving in from the west also channelling moisture from this subtropical low off shore. did not get a name but it's adding moisture to the rainfall potential. looking at the temperatures in the 60s and 70s. it won't cool off tonight. dew points in the 60s and we won't dry out either. we see the cooling temperatures

so still a ways to go. timing out the rain, there's what i mentioned the plume of the heaviest rainfall modeled in the eastern end of the state and ended up further west. that will likely continue with heaviest rain moving up through 495 and scattered elsewhere. tomorrow another round of showers is pushing across the area from late morning into the mid afternoon and could see a few local heavy downpours with that also. then the cold moves in an that's snow coming down. in terms of the temps they're in the 60s and will stay in the 60s tomorrow morning. not until after lunchtime that push of cooler air moves in from west to east and falling back in the 40s by tomorrow evening. the combo of wind and cooler temperatures is going to feel like a big change. winds gusting 30-50 miles per hour across the higher terrain and coastal communities. 20-40 miles per hour elsewhere.

stronger winds saturday evening into the day on sunday. showers likely and then we have the afternoon wind and temperature drop. a lot of wind and falling temperatures and on sunday a blustery day and certainly not a weekend for raking for sure. we see highs in the 50s. here's our seven-day. past the weekend into next week a lot of chilly air. highs in the 40s possible several days nec week. we haven't seen that in a long time. our schoolyard shout out is the golden hill school. we went out and talked to 104 middle schoolers there. . >> that seems fun. . thanks, we appreciate it. as the kids gear up for trick or treating, you don't have to wait for halloween to get something sweet.

baked, filled, frosted before your eyes, these cream puffs have become an international sensation. bearded papa started selling these cream puffs in japan in 1999 and now they set up shops locally in boston's china town and austin. >> it creates a unique taste and experience because the shells are baked fresh and the fillings are cold and fresh. site so guaranteed fresh. >> the muffin house cafe some customers come for a cup of coffee or bagel but everybody comes for the hand bay ultra fluffy blueberry muffins. >> i claim we have the blueberry muffins. when you break it open and if you don't see the blueberries oozing out, it's not my muffin.

donuts are in now. k. this is the perfect weekend to indulge in boston cream pie. it's really good any time. the beloved desert is going to be raising money when it sells each slice on sunday in honor of national boston cream pie day. a portion of the prds hunger. you can also order your boston cream pie online. >> do you remember last year they sent one to the newsroom. >> and we had to sample it it was delicious. it was a banner day. students on point getting ready to take center stage with the proings. s. >> how they are preparing for their big open day preview. two workers presumed dead after they were trapped in a trench by water.

that. disturbing new details about a lawrence man kidnapping and raping a 13-year old girl. a woman has come forward saying he also attacked her. at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus even more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of ?bread.? [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices.

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

some of the youngest

about 30 kids age 10-16 are in the boston ballet season opener. >> they are all students at the boston ballet school. as exciting as it is, it's also nerve wracking counting down to open night. 0. >> we are the garden girls and we are supposed to be like alive and dancing. ? [ music ] ? ? . >> the garden scene from one of the most famous ensemble scenes in classical ballet and these little flowers provide the color and spectacle to enhance the art industry of the principle dancers. sew foe ya has been a student since she was three. >> it's cool to have a new experience with costumes and choreography. >> my nerves haven't kicked in but i know they will soon.

second year and knows as young performers they have to be ready for thursday's opener. >> the biggest challenge is bumping into each other or if one of us is wrong we're all wrong. ?[ music ] ? ? all the young dancers have to audition and put in the hours and do mental and physical work. >> ballet takes up 80% of my life. it means a lot to me. >> all they're so committed to it. i hope this reinforces why they want to do it and how much fun it is. >> i'm very serious about ballet and want to continue this journey. >> when the audience claps for the company after a part it's fun to think they are also clapping for you. ?[ music ] ? ? . love that whole sense of team work. the ballet runs from october october 27th to november 6th.

it's not. >> you know it isn't. much more still ahead. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. two workers trapped in a trench when water suddenly comes rushing in. a chance for damaging winds this weekend, and a big cool down. a possible second victim steps forward. the news at 6:00 this was a terrifying scene in boston's south end. workers in a manhole suddenly trapped when water started rushing in. >> sky eye over the scene as the rescue operation turned sadly into a recovery mission. we know crews are searching for two men presumed dead. the situation is horrific. witnesses say there was panic and then came the rush of

dramatic. dartmouth street was flooded and two workers were in a trench with no way to escape. team coverage this evening beginning with nick live at the scene in the south end. . >> i can tell you, there was so much water out here to wade through. it took four hours for crews to remove enough to begin the recovery process. now it's officially underway here. firefighters were able to go down into this area you're seeing behind us here. they're work ng a trench box on their knees removing dirt by hand out of respect for two people recovering. >> as deep as 12 feet under the surface, the hole in the ground on dartmouth street is where two construction workers were trapped friday in boston's south end. >> there were workers in the trench submerged we believe

scene before 1:00 upon hearing reports of a water main break. >> there's water in the trench. >> neighbors said the water rushing down the street made the intersection look like a river. members of a private construction crew stuck ends neither it. the mission became a recovery effort to locate two bodies in the trench. >> i think it will be quite a while. they have to firm up the hole before the firefighters and rescue can the two bodies a tough week here in boston. two police officers were shot last week, a two year old girl was shot and we have some workers here today. it shows you life is precious. >> reporter: a tough week and it's not over. the mayor telling us the workers out here may continue into the early morning hours here and this part of dartmouth may be shut down for days as the investigation continues