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

we'll certainly keep you posted but for now live in the south end, wbz news you heard him say it took four hours to to get in there. >> the first thing they heard was the panic of the workers and then they saw the water. wbz shields also live from the scene, with more from the people who saw the chaos as it was unfolding. >> they did. it was a horrible scene. you got two guys in the hole on the ground and the wa on the street panic stricken try trying to figure out how to help them. this was midday watching them unfold. >> we know because they come to the store and running around in a panic. >> two men in a trench trapped by a virtual waterfall when a high pressure water main

were working in the construction site. >> grechen was walking by when it happened. >> i walked up to the hole in the ground and the water was gushing and they were screaming that someone was down there. there was no emergency crew on site yet, no police or firearm. >> nearby business owners looked over to see if intersection flooding and workers on the street frantic for help. >> they were running ou until they got people and they knew how many people were down there. >> it was a horrific scene played out in midday in one of the busiest neighborhoods in the city. >> i realized there was somebody trapped in there. >> the water filled the hole. >> there was so much water, once in two minutes -- in two minutes the whole street was covered in water. 0. >> witnesses say at one .1 of

rope around his waist and tried to get in there but couldn't do it. the force of the water was too strong. i'm bill shields, i'm wbz news. stay with wbz on air and online for continuing coverage of the story. we will bring you the latest in the news at 8:00 on my tv 38 and 11:00 right here on wbz. under a storm watch tonight. live at radar where rain and downpours are moving across the area and unfortunately the we i want to check in now with our chief meteorologist for details busy few days. warm and sticky outside, seeing really heavy rain moving across the area. this band of heavy rain setting up into central massachusetts and with that, we could easily pick up a couple inches of rainfall this evening. it's pouring buckets in charleston and south bridge and this moving from south to north.

getting into princeton seeing heavier downpours and stretching up through shirley and new hampshire and it's moving south to north, you can stack up a lot of rain in a short amount of time and likely street flooding out there so be cautious if you're heading out this even into south western new hampshire. temperature wise not seeing much cooling tonight. staying in the 60s and humid and i mentioned basically moving to the west towards wooser county. moving south through north through midnight tonight then we get a lull early tomorrow morning. i think we will be mainly dry and track another round of showers and downpours late morning through the middle afternoon crossing the region. after that it's about the wind picking up tomorrow evening and it could be damaging over the course of the weekend. we'll take a look at that coming up. you can keep track of the

the cbs boston weather app. it is giving you video forecasts right on your phone. a lawrence man accused of kidnapping and raping a 13 year old girl on her way to school. he faced a judge today and we learned another woman was also attacked by the same man. let's get out to beth romano who is live in lawrence with this development. >> reporter: the woman came forward last night after hearing news of the same neighborhood. the teenager girl was sexually assaulted in the second floor apartment. the red curtain described to them helped them find where it happened. >> more than one sexual assault case he faced in court today. a woman came forward saying he attempted to rape her back in may in the same neighborhood

and raping a 13 year old girl while she was walking to school tfrjts victim dealing with a traumatic experience was crucial in detail and location of the incident that led to a speedy arrest of this dangerous person. >> it helped that mateo was wearing an ankle bracelet. he's on probation for exterting a girlfriend with sexually explicit vid connection back in may. >> as a mother i would be upset and obamaly obviously would like the police to take action with that. >> police made their presence known at dismissal today. >> we're definitely picking her up from school. we don't want her to walk. >> he claimed he had contact with the teen through social

was a random act and questioned the fact he was being monitored. >> not sure it was a good idea to release him to a house within walking distance of a school. >> despite the call for a review by the mayor, they say he was in conditions of his release. he's now being held without bail. reporting live from lawrence, beth hackers hit a new hampshire company affecting major websites including netflix and twitter. experts say the hackers did not get any pass words. >> it was strange not accessing some of these sites. >> you wonder if itsdz your phone but you discovered something much bigger. tonight a close look at how

tourniquets to save two boston police officers last week. the reason hundreds of people plan to parade down a rhode island street wearing yoga pants. >> a whale tale you want to see when ten what he wills surface at the same time in boston

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.

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now at 6:00, saving lives using over again. tourniquets issued to boston police officers are making a real difference. in fact, it's now the standard. hundreds of boston police officers training on and carrying tourniquets. they saved the life of two police officers shot in boston by a man armed with a shotgun and wearing body armor. melissa gives us a closer look at tourniquet training in mans

what would you do if you were under gun fire while a brother or sister in blue pled out? >> let's go, tide is coming. >> reporter: mans field officers don't want to question, they want to know. >> if first time you apply a tourniquet shouldn't be when your fellow officer is pleading out. >> the mans field police department is engaging in intense training using tourniquets and live fire. facts that red colored water signifying the amount of blood loss that can cause death, roughly two and a half liters and the shocking speed at which it can happen. >> you will bleed it in 30 seconds. >> tourniquets that can be velcroed or wrapped and they have to be tight to stop the flood flow. >> they are motivated and they have seen the news that they're

inexpensive life insurance policies. this one costs 30 dollars and this one costs 10. it makes them so effective that doctors say a tourniquet saved the life of a boston police officer, one of two officers injured during a shooting in east boston adding practical application putting a tourniquet on yourself and exchanging gun fire. and protecting someone else is heart racing work but these officers believe it's completely worth it. . >> we are trying to increase the survive blt in the incident. if we can do that, it's a win for us. . >> that's incredible. simple thing to have with you but knowing how to use it makes all the difference. let's talk to eric about

sounds like each little section of time this weekend is having its own forecast. >> right, a hick h irk krshg krshg you -- -- hiccup if you will. we have heavy rainfall moving south to north. our biggest rain totals is this rising up through worster county and south eastern it's picking up two inches of rain because it's coming down here. torrential rainfall towards oxford and due north towards paxton, more heavy rainfall in princeton and pittsburgh as well. that stretches up through towns end getting into parts of new

out there this evening. a subtropical low and on the northern periphery adding in tropical moisture. if you're traveling tonight expect street flood to go be taking place and rough travel conditions and temperatures staying very mild tonight. the cooler air still to the west really not feeling it until late in the day tomorrow. same goes for the humidity. really high dew points like summertime in the 60s starting to dry out until we what also. we mentioned the guidance pointing towards the east. three miles to the west and that heavier rainfall moving its way south to north and spotty showers on either side. tomorrow morning the quietest part of the day, if you want to get outside and runner rands and go for a jog, early in the morning looks mainly dry and no wind yet. as we head towards late morning and mid afternoon, a band of showers and downpours are

and then starting to dry out again as we head into tomorrow night. getting colder and snow falling tomorrow night. so in terms of temperatures, in the 60s for the first half of the day tomorrow and then bringing in a rush of colder air. so as we head towards the evening getting chilly into central mast and then the air is getting towards the coastline as we head in tomorrow night. tomorrow night into sunday, 30- 50 miles per hour for the higher terrain as well this will likely bring down stressed out trees because of the drought and also a lot of leaves and could create scattered power outages in addition to making it feel colder. the core of the strongest winds saturday evening and sunday morning and then starting to ub side as we head into late afternoon sunday and evening. chilly sunday and 56 degrees feeling much colder because of the wind blowing hard throughout the day.

the afternoon deteriorating and sunday in the 50s with plenty of wind. the regular season home game on sunday, getting chilly plenty of wind gusting 20-40. next week it's all about the autumn chill with highs in the 40s. fuse, wednesday and thursday as well. david and lisa over to you. wearing yoga pants in protests after a letter to the editor told them not to was published in a paper. they titled the paper "please women put away the yoga pants" there's a yoga pants parade planned in response. >> a yoga pants parade. >> are the you go. everyone will be comfortable. >> i would never wear them. >> you should. they're great. >> it's a joke. let's talk to dan about sports and the patriots. >> yeah, this one should be easy but i know the team is not

0 sfrjts since tom brady has returned the offense has been clicking doing things we are accustomed to over the years. the defense at times when they needed it has stepped up a notch. the most impressive is dante high tower. 13 tackles and one and a half sack that resulted in a safety that changed the course of the game. he was asked if is making him more of a vocal leader. >> as far as that goes, i just kind of go lead by example and stay to my business. . >> three patriots players are lighter in the wall today after the nfl fined gronkowski for

the bengals. drake kirk patrick of the again gals was also fined the same amount. that was last week and now we're focusing on this week. tonight patriots all access and a fascinating sit down starting at 7:00 here on w bz. meanwhile, tomorrow half time er accuse game former eagle luke keegly is having s he says being back on campus leaves him feeling nostalgic. >> when i was at school we always had summer work outs in the stadium and running sprints and the thing that's stayed the same in the stadium. you always thought that maybe one day you could be up there on the wall with the guys. it's an on nor to be here. i'm happy to be back. this is a special place for me and a great honor. >> he was special.

home portion of the schedule last night against the new jersey devils. . >> behind the devils night, this area that's really improving there. the bruins pass with was the game winner in the 2-1 win over new jersey. >> you want to start on a good note and especially at home. we wanted to do the job especially in the first game and it's one step but we're happy with it. >> one note from the celtics as they head towards opening night wednesday.

expect the pick up in the second round draft pick. charlie rose joins us live from new york now with a preview. hi, tonight on the cbs evening news, donald trump takes on the first lady. we'll tell you what he said. steve is on the road with a simple story about a guy and a girl and a transplant and love. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. lisa and david, back to you. >> we will be watc still tonight unexpected guests. the best possible kind. the delighted sight seers

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,

and school committees all across the state. join them in voting no on question two. this may have been the hit of all-time. they got the surprise of a lifetime after they left from boston. the bubbles are the first indication whales were coming

suddenly emerging at once. it's incredible the point they're too close to the boat. >> they're going to go away. we're continuing to follow breaking news out of the south end. right now emergency workers have been working to try and drain a trench and recover the two workers who are trapped in a flooded out manhole and now presumed dead. tonight at 11:00, coverage of the tragic accident im how it happened and who these men are and all that coming up in the wbz news at 11:00.

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very he have avy rainfall in the area. an airline flood warning in worster county traveling in central mass. you can see water on the roads making for treacherous travel

spots. thank you dan and eric. back here for the news at 11:00. see you then. oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself.

captioning sponsored by cbs >> rose: a massive attack on the internet. web sites are taken down. who did it? >> it doesn't look like the kid in the basement with a laptop. >> rose: also tonight, trump hits back at the first lady, dredging up her 2008 campaign attack on clinton. >> you certainly can't run the white house. >> we can't say that. it's too vicious. >> rose: holly williams on the front lines of the war against isis. >> reporter: one of the swat team was injured. they had on pull back, and now they're trying to pin the isis gunman downed in the building. >> rose: and steve hartman, a man on a mission to save a life changes his own forever. >> i spent four years in the