>> the decisions the co-pilot had to make to get the plane safely on the ground. heather: a new mom's travel nightmare, told to use her breast pump in an airport pet lounge. the new response from the air lines. ed: the mistake forcing recall of cheerios. and the discovery in the search for a cargo ship. heather: this is a damaged lifeboat from that ship, no sign of the 33 crewmembers aboard. some from massachusetts. jorge quiroga is live where people are not giving up hope. jorge: it's another disaster at sea with a direct connection to mass maritime, two of the missing crew graduated from the academy and in fact they tranned on this very boat, the kennedy, the school's cargo ship. mass maritime cadets on the field taking their mind off the

>> it's sobering, really. jorge: in nearby kingston, prayer and hope for jeffrey, 42, married with three kids, the youngest 7 years old, the engineer lives on his family's cranberry farm. >> it's a fabulous family. the nicest people you ever want to meet. you need help, they work in the town, it's church. jorge: among the missing 33 crew members, the first engineer who moved to florida in 2007 and now lives in fort myers. his wife katie is expecting twins. >> it's a somber day to be sure, but we're really holding out hope. jorge: four days after the 790-foot ship vanished, coast guard crews found debris, an empty lifeboat and an unidentified body in a survival suit like this. >> can you survive forever? if you get enough air, you become exhausted.

ship, mary got an email from her daughter the day before the ship vanished. >> she loves the sea. that's her life. now i'm so afraid she has lost to the sea. jorge: other missing crew with ties to new england, four graduates from the maine maritime academy, the school there has scheduled a vigil tomorrow night. cadets here will hold a moment of reflection at morning formation. jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: there is a midair mystery tonight, how did a pilot die during a flight to boston. heather: tonight we get a new look at the decision to planned that plane. mary saladna is live at logan. mary: we think of them as the pilot and co-pilot. technically are the captain and first officer. both are qualified to flight the plane. in this case, the first officer was forced to assume command. this is flight 550 on the ground in syracuse after the

plane's 57-year-old captain died in flight. >> i have never landed in an airplane that quick before. there was ambulances waiting there already when the plane got to the gate. >> we had to wait for the body to be removed from the plane. it was pretty intense. mary: it happened on a midnight flight from phoenix to boston, the first officer quickly taking control deciding to make an emergency landing. >> he had declared an emergency, then air traffic control assumes a supporting role. they can't tell him what to do or where to go, he is responsible for what happens to that airplane. mary: philip is an instructor. >> eyes on the attitude indicator, left hand on the yoke. delta. the critical condition and good weather and a lengthy runway contributed to the first officer's call to land the >> medical emergency. >> i listened to the first officer on the radio.

he definitely sounded very cool and but it's a lot more work to fly an airliner by yourself, so you have to manipulate all of the switches and you have to fly the airplane. >> whatever happened in that that co-pilot did a great job. mary: all 147 passengers did eventually make it here to boston. american air lines has not released crewmembers names or the cause of the captain's death. live at logan tonight, i'm mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: the white house has withdrawn beverly scott's nomination to serve on the board. it's unclear why the white house pulled the plug. heather: seven people are hurt after an amtrak train derailed in vermont. it hit rocks that had fallen on to the tracks.

a passenger car plunked down an embankment sending passengers flying. >> we felt something, it was like a bump and the next thing we knew, we kind of swerved to the left and right and we're going oh, oh. . >> saw the car come this way and it went in the ditch and ours ended up on its side. heather: so calm in telling it. 98 passengers on the plane. the injuries not life threatening. ed: take a live look over the city of boston. it's 48 in needham right now. harvey: it's chilly for folks tomorrow. in terms of cloud cover, the thickest clouds are left on the cape, the rest of us have been getting a clearly trend, beautiful sun celtics, share that with you a little bit later. i want to show you this. we're mainly clear tomorrow morning, the outer cape and the islands could still be cloudy. a good deal of sunshine to enjoy, but as the skies have cleared tonight in central and western areas, look how chilly it has gotten. it's 40 down in orange.

there will be some 30's early tomorrow morning, 40's in boston, but with the help of sunshine tomorrow, temperatures move into the 60's in boston, a light afternoon sea breeze, might even touch 70 in a few spots. we'll talk about it getting each warmer coming up in a little while. ed: new at 11:00, an unusual rescue in manchester, new hampshire. that's a 9-year-old boy trapped in a tree. witnesses say he climbed in the tree to see the fire trucks responding to another call. his knee cap got wedged between the branches. firefighters actually needed to use the jaws of life to rip down. he was stuck there for almost a half hour. the boy is bruised and sore, but he will be ok. heather: new at 11:00, the gunman in last week's oregon school massacre ranted about having no girlfriend. journal. his mom says 26-year-old christopher harper-mercer get with mental health issues. he is accused of killing nine people and himself at a community college. president obama will visit oregon on friday to speak with

the victims' families. ed: in the wake of the oregon shooting, hillary clinton is revealing her gun control plan. she got emotional during a campaign event in new hampshire today, take a look. hillary clinton: when this happens, people are quick to say that they offer their thoughts and prayers. that's not enough. ed: clinton says that a 2005 law that shields gun manufacturers from lawsuits needs to be repealed. she also said expanded background checks are needed for gun shows and online sales, but gun shop owners in new hampshire say background checks aren't the problem. >> there is no gun show loophole per se. when i go to a gun show, i do all of the same checks at a gun show as out of my shop. ed: clinton is hoping that her new plan will push her back into the lead in the polls in new hampshire. heather: new hampshire's senate race is bound to be one of the toughest in the nation.

she will be against the republican governor. >> she set with the special interests, new hampshire will be first. heather: she welcomes hassan to the against the republican race. how tight this race can be, leading by two points, 45-43%. ed: mandatory evacuations are in effect for parts of flood ravaged south carolina. one dam has already burst and more could be next. let's get to phil lipof more with the mounting concerns. phil. phil: the already inundated southeast is bracing for more rain tonight. from south carolina's governor, this warning. >> just because the rain stops does not mean that we are out of the woods. phil: a breached dam causing an emergency evacuation. national guardman in columbia going home to home checking for survivors spray painting an x where all is clear.

the last 24 hours family after family plucked from the floodwaters. >> everything that i own they know of has been destroyed. >> it's heart-wrenching but i'm so glad that we're safe. phil: at least 12 are dead in the carolinas. most died on the 500 saturated or washedout roads. luke goes to the university of south carolina. he is from holliston and sends us this video. you can see the water under that bridge, it's almost as tall as the bridge. the water is dirty, too, you can't use it unless you boil it. he has been stuck in his apartment for almost two days. >> trying to get to the city itself is a bit of an issue because all of the roads have been blocked off in recent hours and for me, i mean, not being able to shower. >> there he goes. phil: all he can do for now is watch. this played out all across the state. this man trapped in his two-ton truck helpless until someone swims over. the current is too strong and

in many areas, the water has started to recede already. it's in those same areas that we are now seeing some of the worst damage. ed: look at this video, cited for this wild cash. he was driving that honda when he smashed into an illegally parked van. the van lifted off the ground and landed on top of the honda. they slid another 40 feet after that. the 32-year-old driver has minor cuts and bruises and is being cited. heather: 30-year-old donald is being held on $60,000 bail tonight. he is charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy who went to the school in 2013 and 2014. he is also accused of making child porn. concord police say the attacks happened off campus. he left that school nearly two years ago. ed: and look out for this in the merrimack valley tonight

that's a coyote on the prowl in lawrence. it was taken near cyr drive. keep pets aside, cover the trash and stay away from the coyote if you spot it. >> a local mom's travel nightmare, told to breast pump in the pet relief area. new tonight, how the airline is explaining itself. a recall of cheerios, the dangerous mistake affecting 2 million boxes. harvey: a warm-up, how long it will last.

>> you're watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. heather: new at 11:00, this is where a massachusetts mother was instructed to pump breast milk at a washington airport. the image sparking outrage on social media tonight. the newton mom asked for a private place to pump at dulles airport. ed: she was stunned when the employee showed her the pet relief room. >> there was no door and there was a red fire hydrant for dogs to pee and all of these signs say this is where dogs go to the bathroom. it's ridiculous in the era of 2015 that we have to talk about this.

i think it's a teachable moment and people can learn from this experience. it's upsetting that i had to go through this. ed: lis says she was denied active to the united club area because she is not a member. united tells newscenter 5 tonight it will apologize, but lis says it hasn't happened yet. heather: general mills is recalling 1.8 million boxes of cheerios and honey nut cheerios littled gluten free when they actually contain wheat. she started shipping the new recipe in july. you can see what boxes are affected right now on wcvb.com and our mobile app as well. city sports is going bankrupt, closing some stores, the boston-based sports equipment retailer is filing for chapter 11 protection. the boston business journal reports eight locations will close. right now city sport operates 26 stores along the east coast. ed: if you're falling asleep,

open your eyes for this, this is new at 11:00. those are moose that are butting heads in the middle of a neighborhood. they are feet away from a father and a son who obviously grabbed their camera to shoot it. you can blame this on the mating season, this is all over, what else, a girl. >> they started going at it. ed: the guys were two bull moose duking it out over a girl naturally. >> it was crazy. not what you would expect. i had seen this in the wild, 100 yards away. ed: he never expected to see the action this close to his home. >> they were eight to 10 feet from us at one point. ed: it started in a neighbor's driveway. >> we were up here and behind the car. >> ased brawl spills on to the street. they run for safety. >> i filmed a lot of that video from right here.

1,000 pounds of alaska grown moose in each corner, antlers swinging as the rumble continues. >> one was just like carrying the other one all the way across the street. ed: one bull moose finally gets the upper hand and it's clear the fight is coming to the end. >> he was ready to flip the guy over again. they separated approximately here in the street. the one ran down in the street and the winner stood in the street kind of, you know, i'm the victor, we are the champions kind of thing. heather: unbelievable. ed: this is anchorage, alaska, where this was happening. there was rope, twine, something in the middle. heather: and their antlers. i wouldn't recommend getting up close and personal. ed: the video is a big hit in social media. one says the battle was more entertaining than the mayweather-pacquiao fight. i think they are right. heather: a star-studded night in downtown boston.

that is julian edelman. he was the center of anticipation of boston common bash tonight. he graces the cover of the magazine. julian: an awesome thing to be honored and be on this cover for the 10-year anniversary. i'm humbled. heather: no jinx involved there, that's "sports illustrated." party doesn't last long enough, though. edelman is focused on playing dallas later this week. ed: there you go, harvick, we thought tom brady was the only cover boy on this team. look at him right there. getting needled in that locker room. harvey: it's great to have more than one on a team. anyway, let's talk about how cool it's been this month of october, kind of reverse of september. every single day, we're five days deep in the month has averaged below normal. that is going to change a little bit. today was below average, tomorrow should be a bit above temperature.

wednesday looks like it could be a little above, 70, cooler, but just about average on thursday. some nice pictures coming in, the start of the foal foliage season, we have splashes here. did you catch the sunset this evening, well, donald sure did. look at this great picture, the great mackerel sign seen late this afternoon and the clearly started to come in from the west. the clearly trend has been continuing. wind is out of the northeast. you may start the day with some clouds there. then you should have developing sun. the rest of us should have a good deal of sunshine tomorrow. a chilly start, but it will warm up nicely. 53 degrees in boston, the breeze at six miles an hour and around to the north northwest, that's a good sign. it's chilly, down to 39 in keene. mid to upper 30's in the cold spots, 40s for boston to start your day tomorrow. if you're out in let's say the

feel great. that can happen in the fall, you need a warm jacket early and you can just about take it off completely, the jacket that is in the afternoon as temperatures are around 70 or a little bit above over the interior, mid to upper 60's along the coast, a little bit of a weak sea breeze. fog gives way to sunshine, may start the same way on wednesday and gives way to sunshine and a third day in a row on thursday should have a lot of sunshine. i don't think friday we'll add to it. i'll show you that in a moment. we're talking about how difficult the situation continues to be in the carolinas, particularly south carolina where they had over 20 inches of rain, just an amazing amount. that's due to this system not even due directly to joaquin which has bypassed bermuda, it affected them, they had strong conditions, but it's over the open waters and will accelerate across the atlantic and eventually weaken somewhat and

lose hurricane or tropical characters. that's the story on that. for us over the next seven, three nice days coming up. wednesday looks to be the warmest. as we look ahead a little bit, i want to point out on thursday or friday, i don't think this is working, i can't do it that way. i want to let you know that friday is the one day where we have the risk of some showers moving across the region with a front. it looks like it clears the region by the weekend. right now, i'm cautiously optimistic we'll have a nice fall weekend around here and of course that leads us into the columbus day weekend. wouldn't that be nice if all of those days turned out to be nice. it does look that way. chilliest on sunday and warm up some on monday with high temperatures for columbus day right now around 70 degrees. that's not too tough to take. heather: not too shabby, neither is this. at the fine arts of museum, her royal highness helped open a

spectacular exhibit of 17th century dutch painters. class distinction, dutch painting in the age of rembrandt, 75 works, many never before seen in the u.s. two here at the m.s.a., the astronomer from the louvre and the lady riding from the national gallery, two of the many phenomenal paintings to be seen here. ed: emphasis on phenomenal. heather: go, go, it's really wonderful. ed: how long you sleep is

ed: here is headline material, lack of sleep can harm your health. heather: we all know that, don't we. now there is evidence that when you sleep is important, too. for teenagers, a late bedtime could have some serious consequences. researchers found teens who go to bed late have a higher risk for gaining weight. the reason pretty simple. >> 11:00 or 12:00 at night, you're not likely to reach for a salad or an apple. you're to reach for pizza, hot dogs or hamburgers, that over time can lead to increased weight gain. heather: i'm sorry, they're talking about teenagers here? 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's. for extra hour of sleep lost, index.

a five-year period. mike: did you say mom, can you make me a hot dog? ed: no, i get the munchies. oh, boy, oh, boy. off.

>> now sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike: tom brady in the back bay over the weekend, if tom has his way, there won't be another free weekend until early january. that will be a bye week before the playoffs start. brady and the patriots had ryan back in practice today. he hasn't been on the field for some time and hasn't appeared

back to the weekend, tom. >> beating up, battered or bruised for you, how did you enjoy the weekend off? tom: i feel great. >> any pickup football for you? tom: a lot of soccer. we stayed in boston. it was one of the best sundays of my life, one of my older sisters got married. it was a great weekend in the brady house. >> how are you feeling? >> i feel good, i feel good. ready for the week of preparation for dallas, a team we don't really know, so it's going to be a huge week of preparation and it's going to come down to that. mike: down south in miami, the dolphins have dismissed head coach joe philbin. after four games, the dolphins won their first game, lost three in a row. he is in his fourth season. it's been quite a turnover in the a.f.c. east. head coaches since bill

belichick was hired in 2000, buffalo has had eight head coaches and the jets five. up to 21 head coaches since bill belichick took over. zdeno chara has been placed on i.r. for the bruins. that could be deceiving. he may play in the season opener. if it's retroactive, go back on the calendar, good to go. he could be activated at any time. it's possible he could be playing in the opener. he hopes to be ready on thursday. meanwhile red sox packing up and heading out of dodge. they have already told hanley ramirez they would like him to lose 15 to 20 pounds. they would probably like to deal him as well. they told pablo sandoval he has to come back a little bit slimmer when spring training starts. pitchers and catchers report in approximately 19 weeks in case you were counting. yankees if they continue on in the postseason past tomorrow night, they will do so without cc sabathia who checked into a

rehab facility today for alcohol addiction. the yankees open up the postseason tomorrow night in that one game playoff, the wild card playoff playing against the houston astros, that is at yankee stadium. so what did tom brady and i have in common? i went to a wedding and i went to a wedding of jen and george. heather: you both went to a wedding. >> my unofficial fourth daughter who spent so much time at my house. heather: was it lovely? >> jen and george. >> i was at a wedding this weekend. >> what did we do? heather: we didn't. >> you just got to know the right people. heather: ok. send the wedding invitation. harvey: it's better on

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