at 5:00 -- heavy rain causing flash flooding around the state. cars buried under water, residents told to stay indoors. tragedy in the south end. two workers killed in a flooded trench. the investigation underway now. and the questions about company they worked for. new questions about the suspect in the shooting of police officers. what we're learning from his connable application. constable. good morning. today's saturday, october 22nd. i'm nicole jacobs. a dreary day but barry burbank

>> there are more showers coming in today. we're starting this october 22nd morning pretty morning. low and middle 60s. not much wind yet but notice the difference in the air temperatures to the west. this air is coming our way. temperatures will be changing throughout the day. there is that ribbon of heavy rain that moved through central and eastern massachusetts. we don't have much rain now but there are mo it's going to be a very sharp disturbance lifting northeastward across the region today, we'll get heavier downpours once again, late this morning and the first part of the afternoon. but nothing like last evening. but more showers coming through. isolated thunderand brief downpours. it gets windier later this afternoon, 64 today. tomorrow looks like we'll start cloudy and then turn partly to mostly sunny. look at the wind, 25 to 50 miles per hour. high temperature 55. the rest of the forecast coming

clean-up is underway after heavy rain caused problems across the state last night. this was the scene in worcester. drivers stranded with water rising to the windows on some cars. the roads flooded out so quickly in worcester the city tweeted out a warning to stay inside. many people forced to just abandon their cars. we take closer look. >> water 3 feet deep for >> it was on my leg this high. >> as they left dinner on park avenue in worcester. >> they were mopping the floors and pushing the water outside. that's when everyone started to peek out the window and so we look out the window and the water is literally thigh high, wheels covered. door covered. no way to get in. we see the car wobbling. >> reporter: they took videos. firefighters even showed up to help them across the street. without a car davis and company called a friend for a ride who

>> all of a sudden i was up to my knees, thighs in water. his car is air tight and was literally almost floating. then the firemen said we'll take care of that. >> reporter: paul who lived in the area all his life admits friday's flash flooding was unique. >> i've never seen a flash flood quite like that. >> reporter: davis was ready to spend the night back at home. >> chaos, there was cars stuck in the road. people trying to walk around but they walk on the street because of the manholes. the fire department had just left and there were cars getting into accidents, looking like they were floating away. it was crazy. >> reporter: this is southbridge street in worcester. it's one of many major roadways here in the city that is simply impassable. as of friday night. also 290 eastbound and westbound also closed. in worcester, katie brace, wbz

torrential downpours flooding streets in cambridge as well turning roads into rushing waters. this video from lowell shows how fast the water was rushing down the road, even coming up from storm drains. this was the scene in boston. even drivers were warned to stay off the streets last night. as the heavy rain moved into the city. two construction workers killed in the south end after getting trapped in a flooded trench. a pipe burst yesterday sending water rushing into the dirt on their hands and knees to reach the victims. nick giovanni has the latest. >> reporter: the ominous hum of a vacuum echoed down dartmouth street well into friday evening in boston's south end. emergency crews spending hours removing dense piles of mud and gravel. that stood in the way of recovering the bodies of two construction workers. >> there were workers in this

>> reporter: boston fire, police and water and sewer commission raced to the scene just before 1:00 p.m. responding to reports of a watermain break. >> we had a trench collapse here. there's water in the trench. >> reporter: neighbors said the water rushing down dartmouth street toward tremont made the intersection look like a river. stuck under it, members of a private construction crew. >> it looks like somehow a pipe must have broke and they unfortunately were not able to get out >> reporter: the boston commissioner william evans estimated the hole was roughly 12 feet deep. the mission to find the workers quickly became a recovery effort. >> i think it's going to be a while because they have to firm up the hole before firefighters and rescue can go down and bring up the two bodies. >> reporter: seven hours later the recovery operation complete. >> a tough week in boston. two police officers were shot last week.

just shows you life is precious. >> reporter: that statement followed up with another written statement later in the evening. saying his thoughts and prayers are now with the victims' families. clean-up efforts and the investigation into what happened friday continues. reporting in the south end, nick giovanni, wbz this morning. federal workplace safety investigators will be on scene today to try to figure out what went wrong and how to prevent similar future. we learned the company involved, atlantic drain service company out of roslyndale has been cited for safety violations in the past four years. federal records show it was fined tens of thousands of dollars in 2012 for multiple violations including not having sufficient rescue teams in case of emergency. roads in the south end could be closed for days. streets impacted stretch from dartmouth to tremont and war

are many. warren. stay with wings on air and on- line. wbz. troubling new information about the man accused of shooting two boston police officers, our i-team obtained this application to become a constable. in it kirk figueroa writes -- my goal is to be active in community active policing. the application also asks if had ever been arrested. figueroa responded "not applicable." we learned he faced an arson charge and his ex-wife took out a restraining order against him. police killed figueroa after saying he killed two officers. they were responding to a domestic violence call, officers pantollo was released from the hospital wednesday.

company den dns is is headquartered in manchester, new hampshire. it links people to other sites. the hack disrupted their system for hours. fortunately the hack didn't target passwords. den dns says things have returned to normal and investigators are looking the hack. 2016 campaign -- donald trump says his closing arguments will be in a major speech in gettysburg, pennsylvania. he will outline his priorities during the first 100 days in office and again lay out the difference was hillary clinton. trump is trailing clinton nationally and in key battleground states with less than three weeks to go in the election. his runningmate on the campaign trail in new hampshire yesterday, mike pence made

state including a town hall in exeter. pence attacked hillary clinton for e-mails her campaign staff wrote when prepping for her testimony on the benghazi attack. >> one of them actually mentioned in the e-mail that she doesn't focus too much on the "four guys." who were killed. those were not "four guys." those were four american heroes. >> those e-mails were part of the le pray for the country before the election. meanwhile, hillary clinton is out fundraising donald trump 16-1 in massachusetts. new filings from the federal election commission show clinton has raked in more than $16.6 million from bay state backers, that is far ahead of the more than $1.1 million raised by gop presidential nominee donald trump. coming up -- a warning for

community. what you need to know. annual fall tradition getting underway. what is different about this year's head of the regatta and will the weather cooperate? >> right now we're in a lull between heavy rain which went by this evening. another batch of showers from the southwest. they will be here late this morning and into the afternoon. so plan on some more rain coming up, it won't match the magnitude of last evening

annual tradition getting underway today. athletes are streaming into boston for the weekend's fall classic. the head this year for the first time rowers with disabilities are competing at a all levels. paula evans has more. >> ready up. >> i lost my sight at age 10 due to a brain tumor. >> i was born with clon feet. that means they were almost all the way backwards. and had reconstructive surgery. >> my leg was amputated as a teen. >> row. >> reporter: just three of 30

though you may not know they are disabled as you watch them practice. and that's the point. >> i would really like it to be, wow, there doesn't have to be a barrier. wow, we can include anyone just look at it as another boat in the race. >> last year's regatta featured expigs races with para -- exhibition race was paraathletes. >> it's four american rowers brought home a silver medal from the paralympics in rio and will reunite with teams for the regatta. >> they are some of the most fit and dedicated athletes i know. honestly a disability doesn't come into play with it. >> the feeling of the boat in the water, it's just a very nice and relaxed feeling. at the same time you can push yourself and go really hard. >> reporter: of course they have to adapt to their

has come. >> i think it's exciting, it shows great direction for the paraprogram. >> it sends a very powerful message of where there's a will there's a way. >> that was paula ebben reporting. go to cbsboston.com for a full schedule. we're hoping that things will be better in the weather for the rowers today. there will be magnitude of yesterday. that was really something last evening. normally we go to bed 8:00 in the evening, do the shifts, get up 1:00 a.m. for the first three hours thunder and lightning the entire time. the rain was pelting down, it was crazy. this is what we had for some rainfall amounts. it was running in the -- in the order of many inches as you know in central massachusetts. in fact what -- .1 inches of rain. and -- 4.1 inches of rain.

worcester since september 6, 2008 when 4.79 inches fell. second wettest october day on record in the city of worcester. that is just amazing. you know what happened there. it caused a lot of flooding. a lot of really bad flooding. a lot of water receded but that was something else. not just worcester but other locations around worcester, in the county itself. the weekend will be remembered for the weekend. even though there isn't much wind now the winds will gust to 15 to 20 miles per hour late today. overnight tonight you hear it howling and the wind is going to be howling tomorrow. some wind damage likely, and some limbs down, maybe even some scattered trees down, scattered power outages with major leaf drop coming up. that is for sure. when will we have the strongest wind? there's not much wind now but the wind will start ramping up this afternoon. and overnight tonight and

less tomorrow afternoon. and less than that on monday but still pretty breezy on monday as well. so these are the current temperatures. they are in the 60s so we're still in the warm sector. sort of in no man's land here. not much going on, just a light northwest breeze, most of the rain has gone to the north. note how warm it is in the summit of mount washington but it's going to be snowing there at this time tomorrow morning as many of the higher peaks in the white mountains, maybe even in mountains to going to have snow from there. the cold air from the west and you see how much the temperatures fall. 40s, then 30s. when more -- one more disturbance to give us showers. the highs are happening now, the highs this morning, rights now. this afternoon going to be falling into the 50s and western sections falling into the 40s, as far east as parts

there's one more disturbance going to pin wheel through here. late this morning and first part of the afternoon a batch of showers come through. local downpours, won't last long but come down fast and furious with thunder and lightning. then other additional showers may pin wheel through here tonight. notice through the night it turns into blue. that means snow across the higher elevations of the green mountains extending to the berkshires and the white mountains. maybe some mountains, but a few inches in some of the higher peaks likely. sunday we start with clouds, a lot of clouds disappear. we have a lot of sunshine but we have a lot of wind all day tomorrow. the clouds continue with snow showers in the northern mountains. my 7-day forecast, looking at temperatures going up to about 58. that will be 58 this squash. 64 this morning. that is the bottom number. then tomorrow and monday mid- 50s. looks like most sunshine tomorrow will be in the

monday and tuesday. gusty winds still but not as much as it's going to be tomorrow. and next batch of rain comes in along about next friday. >> thank you. still ahead -- new wi-fi taking off at logan airport. how many hours passengers can

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let's go to the west and see what is happening. james morgan says 671 degrees there. and 3/4 inch of rain. he says it's truly dank this morning with that drizzle and fog but look at some of the reports. 3.89 inches from kathy in worcester. not much rain over southeastern massachusetts. under an inch. more rain is in the forecast.

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right now at 5:30 -- heavy rain causing flash flooding around the state. cars buried under water and residents told to stay indoors. the clean-up efforts underway this morning. two workers killed in a flooded trench in the south end. the investigation underway now and the questions about the company they worked for. the man accused of kidnapping and raping a local teen now facing new allegations. the new revelations coming out of court. good morning, i'm nicole jacobs. thank you so much for joining us. it's saturday, october 22nd. a dreary start to the day. but last night, goodness. >> gosh, it was something. in southeastern mass not much. maybe west of central worcester county, west of that not much either. in the middle and some of the western suburbs it really poured. it came down in buckets. we're going to show you rainfall totals coming up in the next weather segment.

but let's look at wbz weather bug network now. see what is happening in marlboro, new hampshire. the marlboro school is 56. marlboro, massachusetts at the hillside school still 66. in marblehead at the veterans memorial school 62. still warm but these are the highest temperatures of the day, happening in the neck one to two hours. then the temperatures start dropping this afternoon. we see the 50s in the connecticut river valley. and 40s in the green mountains all the way to the berksh. we have that batch of rain that moved up through western portions of maine and really soaked them with heavy flooding rains as well. but this next impulse which is ready to swing through this afternoon. giving us more showers starting in connecticut this morning up in boston area by midday, and first part of this afternoon. additional scattered showers are likely later this afternoon too. the 65 this morning, cooling to the 50s this afternoon. highs tomorrow 55 and the wind

most of the clouds tomorrow in the morning, then sunnier as the day goes along. the rest of the accuweather forecast coming up. time now 5:32. checking our top stories -- clean-up is underway following serious flooding across the state. this was the scene in worcester last night where many drivers were left stranded forced to abandoned their cars. the city at one point tweeted out a warning urging people to stay inside. several roads were shut down. including parts of 290. two construction workers killed in the getting trapped in a flooded trench. a pipe burst yesterday sending water rushing into that trench. where the men were working. firefighters had to dig through the dirt on their hands and knees to reach that victim. both victims. it took them seven hours to recover the bodies. the victims haven't been identified. boston police, osha and suffolk county district attorney's office are all investigating. hackers hit a new hampshire

disruptions. den dns links people to many different sites. the hack yesterday morning overwhelmed their systems and disruptions lasted for hours. fortunately experts say the hack did not target passwords. a lawrence man already facing rape and kidnapping charges in an attack on a 13- year-old girl now facing new allegations. a woman came forward claiming he also sexually assaulted her. the suspect, 21-year-old an yesterday. he claims he met that 13-year- old through social media and thought she was 18. police say the second victim says mateo tried to rape her in the same neighborhood earlier this year. the man accused of firing a shot that hit a teen in his bedroom pleaded not guilty. christian garcia hid his face in court yesterday. the 13-year-old boy was shot on wednesday but returned to his home in chelsea thursday night.

his shoulder. no umass -- umass dartmouth police releasing new footage of a shooting on campus. they say the man in this surveillance picture somehow was involved in the incident last sunday. where shots were fired at the the cedardale dorm and later struck three cars. no one was hurt. police are asking anyone with information on the case to contact them. a bold bank robbery on camera and police say this is not the suspect's rs up. security cameras show this man walking up to a teller at the co-op bank flashing a gun and demanding money. you can see him grabbing a fistful of cash before taking off in a royal blue car. investigators believe the same man was involved in an armed robbery at wendy's in drakeut and walgreen's in lowell. if you recognize him call me thune police. new jersey governor chris christie responding to new

called bridgegate scandal. his former deputy chief of staff testified yesterday that she told christie about the plans to close lanes of the george washington bridge months before it happened. those closures were part of a traffic study but prosecutors say that study was a cover story for political revenge plot against a mayor who would not endorse christie. christie has denied he had any knowledge about the closures and hasn't been charged. fallout from wells force the bank to close hundreds of its branches. analysts say the move would allow the company to pay legal fees and other costs. officials say wells fargo employees under pressure to drum up business opened many -- as many as two million fake accounts under confident customers names. the final musical night for

love and happiness event on the south lawn calling it one of his favorite traditions. he talked about live performances at the white house and how they have always been a part of life there. >> guests the kennedys apparently, the twist in of the east room. which may not sound like a big deal to you but it was sort of twerking of their time. >> the broadcast will air sunday -- or i should say november 15th. many high school football games de night but that didn't dampen the big surprise at the matchup. the setting gave groten high school the chance to give someone a special gift. >> reporter: some high school moments are unforgettable. what was supposed to be just a halftime performance turned

football player, number 49, chamberlain lane mcdonald. >> i am excited. nicest kid in the world. >> reporter: the high school and local dealership were among many groups that surprised the 15-year-old and his family with a brand new van. >> i'm thankful. >> reporter: charity mcdonald, a nurse, is lane's mom. his dad is a lieutenant kowrnl in the army. >> -- colonel in the >> generosity of people. makes you believe there's till good in the world. >> they've done nothing but give to us since we got here. >> since i got injured early in the year i've been with them all the time. it's more of a bonding moment for him. he's become one of my close friends. >> they don't know what it means. no matter what you are or how you are, everybody needs a

>> lane and his family were not able to pull off in the new van tonight. they have to fill out paperwork first and it's all there's. theirs. up next, the celtics making some roster cuts. plus a former bc star gearing up for a big honor. what he says about having his jersey retired. >> looks like we don't have much rain there now. moist and dank morning for mist but there are more showers coming in from the west. look at that rain that came across central massachusetts and moved into northeastern massachusetts last night. that leads us to the trivia for this hour. let's check it out. the fear of rain or being rained on is called what?

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good morning. patriots getting ready to take on the steelers tomorrow in pittsburgh and since tom brady returned the offense has been clicking, doing things we've been acuffed customed to. and tom returned the same sunday brady did in cleveland. and they stepped it up a notch.

sunday. 13 tackles, 1.5 sacks, one resulted in a safety that interchange the course of the game. dante was asked to be captain this year, if it's making him mother more of a -- more of a vocal leader. >> i don't have to do too much as far as that goes. >> reporter: meanwhile three patriots lighter in the wallet ual after three players were fined. drake kirkpatrick was fined as well and vontez was fined $75,000 earlier in the week. for the most complete pass coverage turn to wbz tomorrow morning. patriots game day starts off, steelers and pats come on at

coming up later on today -- at halftime of the bc syracuse game former eagle now carolina panther luke kekely will have his jersey retired. luke says being back on campus leaves him feeling nostalgic. >> this weekend especially when i was -- at school we always had summer workouts in the stadium. and you run a sprint and the thing that always stayed the same in the stadium, were the jerseys, you thought one day you could be up there on that wall with the guys. an honor to be here, i'm happy to be back. this is a special place for me. it's a great honor. >> you can see the game on my tv 38, kickoff set for 12:30 as the eagles look to get to 4-3 on the season and win their first conference game of the season over the orange. one note from the celtics

yesterday former providence star ben released. expect someone to pick up the second round draft pick. bruins and cannedience, should be fun at the -- canadiens at the garden. should be fun tonight. if the cubs win they face the cleveland indians, if not, we get a game seven. here now is barry burbank. certainly, if you got any sleep last night you were pretty well, a little. 11:00 to 1:00. >> after all of that. >> there were three continuous hours of thunder and lightning and solid rain coming down. it was crazy out there. let's check out rainfall totals from our weather watcher network. here at wbz, you can see what fell in merrimack, massachusetts. we got a 4.23 inches there. man, that rain came from

over across middlesex county and into essex county, southeastern new hampshire. ryan had 3.4 inches. erica 3.19. we have a mix of wbz whrf watchers and other sky warn spotters. 4.10 inches of rain is the most rain in one day 6, 2008 when 4.79 inches fell. the second wettest october day on record for worcester. so the emphasis now shifting from the rain to the wind. the wind gusts late this afternoon, especially tonight and much of tomorrow, 25 to 50 miles per hour. that is going to cause wind damage, trees may come down, certainly limbs down and twigs. showers of falling leaves and more acorns. they seem to be unending this year. they are all over the place.

possible. and the greatest wind is not happening this morning. we're sort of in a lull now. waiting for the front to go by. when the storm intensifies to the north of us late today and pressure gradient really tightens the wind is going to really pick up late this afternoon, tonight and tomorrow. then there will still be wind monday but not as much wind as we'll have late today through tomorrow. these are the current temperatures as we see, still in the 60s. so the weather front is basically across western new hampshire, down across portions maybe the connecticut river valley. we see 60s here going all the way south. so this is the warmest part of the day happening right now. do you know how muggy it was yesterday? it's still muggy now. the dew points will be dropping, humidity is not going to be as humid this afternoon but we have another batch of showers coming in. so look about 9:00, down to 61, upper 50s in metro west. then we watch this band of showers coming up. this is what we call a negatively tilted system so

pretty good energy with them, producing brief downpours and possible thunder and lightning in a few spots as this whips on through. and whips from southwest to northeast. so late, 58 in boston. still lower 60s in the cape. could be a batch or two of sunshine, patch or two. then more showers continuing to rotate around this thing. and as it turns colder tonight it will produce snow in the northern mountains. we start tomorrow morning with cloud cover, then turn sunny for the afternoon but 52 to 55 and then falls to the 40s by monday morning and up to the mid-50s for monday afternoon. monday will be starting nice and sunny. tomorrow it's going to be on the cloudy side. to start. then it turns partly sunny to mostly sunny by late tomorrow morning and the winds will blow all day. note winds 15 to 35 monday and down to 12 to 28 tuesday. lots of clouds especially southeastern mass wednesday where there could be a sprinkle. light wind thursday clouding

the fear of rain. some people had it last night. or being rained on, called what? >> my first guess would be rain- oh phobia but it's not an option so i'm going with d. >> that's right. it's d, not c. >> oh it's d, ombrophobia. cryophobia is freezing cold. ice cold weather. >> and rain-ophobia, what is that? >> something you made up. >> thank you so much. from students to stage. boston ballet students getting the chance of a lifetime preparing to perform with the

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? are you feeling alright, baby? ? they are some youngest dancers to grace the stage and preparing for the performance of their lives. about 30 kids ages 10 to 16 are rehearsing for boston play's season opener. there are students -- they are students at the boston ballet school and counting down to opening night. >> we are the garden girls and we're supposed to resemble

dancing. >> reporter: they are rehearsing the garden scene from act 3 of "le corsair." these little flowers provide the color and spectacle to enhance the artistry of the principal dancers. 13-year-old sofia bartlett has been a student since she was 3. >> it's a new ballet for me, it's cool to have a different experience with new and choreography. >> right now we're still working. >> kennedy parker in his second year, a and knows as young performers they have to be ready. the biggest challenge is, bumping into each other. if one is wrong we're all wrong. >> reporter: all the young dancers have to audition. put in the hours and do the mental and physical work.

ballet takes up, like 80% of my life. >> all of them love ballet. they are so committed to it. i hope this reinforces why they want to do ballet. how much fun it is. >> i'm very serious about ballet. i really do want to continue this journey. >> when the audience claps for the company after they do a part it's, kind of fun. they are also clapping for you. >> the show opens the 53rd season. it opens next dhurs and runs through november 6th. still to come -- an adorable case of fall. meet the photogenic pup who can't get enough of his trip to

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photo calendar. so cute. coming up at 6:00 -- the latest on the flash flooding across the state. the communities affected and who is cleaning up today. hillary clinton campaign office evacuated. the suspicious piece of mail prompting an investigation. top stories and update on the

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right now, heavy rain causing flash flooding around the state. cars buried under water, residents told to stay indoors. >> tragedy in the south end, two workers killed in a flooded trench. investigation under way right now and questions about the company they wo suspect in the shooting of two boston police officers, what we are learning from his constable application. thank you for joining us. it is saturday october 22nd. i am nicole jacobs. certainly a wild night of weather last night we will tern to barry burbank now for what we can expect today.