>> wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00 starts right now. ed: fantasy sports scandal. was insider info used to win big bucks? breaking tonight, the new investigation just launched. heather: fierce floods in south carolina pushing coffins to the surface. why it may only get worse. ed: the cafeteria clash -- >> don' t touch me! don' t touch you for what? ed: -- that landed a student in handcuffs. heather: emotional score jorge: its more than just a touchdown . heather the gesture this local : mom will never forget. >> ed: breaking news tonight. company embroiled in a fantasy sports scandal. heather: and i' someone you don' t want looking into your business is now asking newscenter 5' s phil lipof is at phil: new york' s attorney that he is opening an inquiry into both draft kings and fan duel -- both billion dollar microscope -- after an employee from one company won $350,000 from the other.

an employee for one of the two big fantasy companies, draft kings, based in boston -- won $350,000 on rival site fan duel. that happened the same week he inadvertently posted information on what nfl players were being picked the most in fantasy draft line-ups. that' s esentially insider information. his name is ethan haskel, and he acknowledged as much in this blog post a week ago -- "100% my fault and i apologize for any issues." attorney general maura healey: this is an industry that' s growing, it' s new industry and it' s growing like gang busters, and it' s something we' re all just leaning more about, and that' s where we are with it. phil: attoney general maura healey so far won' t go any further than that, but the new york times is reporting new york' s ag is opening up an inquiry into the whole business. for it' s part, draft kings relaeased a statement denying any wrongdoing, saying "nothing is more important than the integrity of the games we offer." it is, though, getting increasingly harder to call this a game of skill rather than gambling. >> calvin johnson in the endzone and fumbles it.

phil: on that bizarre play in last night' s gamem one lucky -- game one lucky fantasy , player went from winning $50,000 to $1.2 million. today, this from espn in response to haskel' s winnings. bob ley: espn today continued running commercials for the two main daily sports fantasy companies, but has removed sponsored elements from within shows. phil: fan duel claims there is no evidence insider information led to the haskel' s jackpot winnings. still, both companies have temporarily banned employees from playing on rival sites -- they are already banned from playing on their own sites. ed: candles burn in winthrop to honor a massachusetts man lost at sea on a missing cargo ship. right now, an overnight search is happening in hopes of finding new clues in the mystery. newscenter 5' s mary saladna is live in winthrop, where they' re not losing hope for a safe return. mary: ed, there' s been no sign of survivors. in fact, one body has now been recovered. but family and friends say it' s

still not time to give up. at a winthop park, candles of hope held off the darkness. friends and neighbors gathered just across the street where mass maritime grad keith griffin grew up. ron d' amico: just sucha unique guy, he was an animal on the football field -- but he had a heart of gold. michael murphy: it' s a tough situation -- hope his family' s okay. hope his wife' s doing okay. mary: griffin' s wife katie is expecting twins. the family lives in florida now. katie griffin told us by phone, she' s trying to cling to hope, but it' s been a week since she last spoke to her husband last wedensday night. he told her wasn't expecting to sleep much because of the storm. tonight, the coast guard continues to surge, but so far this is all they' ve found. , a debris field from the doomed cargo ship. federal invesitgators are concentrating on what happened to the el faro and why. >> that been questions from family members about why this should set sail in light of the storm. that is one of the aspects of

our investigation. we will be studying the meteorological conditions and all the factors that went into the decision-making to sail on that day. mary also missing -- mass : maritime graduate and engineer jeffrey mathias, a father of 3 from kingston. his wife also asking for prayers tonight. mariette wright is the third crew member with massachusetts ties. tomorrow night, a candlelight vigil will be held in kingston for jeffrey. in winthrop, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: nearly two years to the day of the murder. a danvers teen goes on trial for killing and raping his teacher. jury selection begins tomorrow in the philip chism trial. chism is charged with attacking danvers high math teacher colleen ritzer in a high school bathroom. he was 14 at the time. prosecutors are charging him as an adult. chism' s lawyers plan to use a mental health defense. ed: we are just past 11:00 and eu are looking at the city of boston.

warmer air on the way? harvey: yes, couple of degrees of from today. we keep the spectacular street going. -- streak going. tonight is cool but not quite as chilly as yesterday. we already have a couple of shooting -- we had 30' s showing up. right now we had some 40' s. in the loaf orders -- in the low 40' s on the vineyards. high clouds, but they are very thin, and will move off the coast. i feel like we had a good deal s in cool spots. around 50 in boston. tomorrow with the help of sunshine, and a light wind, not a cool seabreeze, meaning boston

there are changes coming for lee in the week. that is all ahead. ed: no bail tonight for an abington man who shot and killed a 27-year-old from brockton. evyn garner, plead not guilty to murder charges while hiding his face in court. police say garner shot and killed, richard matt targalinee as the two met on a drug deal. garner allegedly put a gun to tangherlini' s head while attempting to rob him and shot him in the throat during a struggle. the victim' s best friend, who was another passenger inside the car survived witnessed the shooting. >> he had a gun to the back of his head and that can want it everything we had. i handed my phone over. the kid went and reached for it. that' s when i heard the first gunshot go off. ed: garner is due back in court next month. aaron hernandez is making another legal hail mary. his lawyers are trying to get murder charges against him tossed. his lawyers say there' s not enough evidence linking hernandez to a 2012 double murder in boston. the defense also wants evidence seized from the suv hernandez was in that night thrown out.

lloyd in 2013. heather: these are tough new pictures from south carolina tonight. coffins unearthed in historic floods, lying around a cemetery. right now they' re bracing for a , new disaster down there. more dams bursting tonight. more on the brink of failure. the death toll at 17, and may be climbing. >> in south carolina tonight -- all eyes on at least 18 dams that could burst under pressure. nikki haley: the next 36-48 hours is going the volatile, so what we' ll tell you is don' t let the sunshine fool you. >> thousand pound sand bags at the ready? they' ll be dropped by these national guard chinook helicopters to stabilize this canal. in columbia, this was what we saw on burwell lane, water lapping at the roofs of homes. tonight, a flood of volunteers. robert wise finally back at his house, which was under water. perez: what' s it like to come back and see your neighborhood in shambles? wise: this is overwhelming, there' s no way to describe it.

>> 11 trillion gallons of water -- enough to fill more than 130,000 rosebowls. it' s making already swollen rivers overflow long after the rain is gone. at least 17 are dead in these floods. and as many as 40,000 people still have no water. joanna fleming: i have three children at home, we don' t have anything to even flush toilets or take showers. >> tonight, long lines for free bottles of water from the national guard. heather: damage assessment teams are just starting to get on the ground. the cost is expected to top one billion dollars. ed: prosecutors say bella bond' s mother could face additional charges. rachelle bond pleaded not guilty to accessory after the fact in the death of her daughter, known world wide as "baby doe." rachelle' s boyfriend, michael mccarthy, is charged with the toddler' s murder. the state medical examiner' s office has yet to rule on the exact cause of death. disturbing new details in the death of a worcester toddler. the telegram says the apartment where gigi brown lived was

infested with bed bugs and roaches. city inspectors say eight other family members lived in the apartment -- which also had a water leak and electrical issues. it' s still not clear what caused gigi' s death. her funeral takes place tomorrow in oxford. heather: tonight, we are learning more about an american airlines pilot who died mid-flight on a plane to boston. american airlines flight 550 was heading to boston from phoenix , when 57-year-old michael johnston passed away on board. a new york medical examiner says michael johnston died of a massive heart attack. his widow says he had a history of heart problems. the co-pilot safely diverted to syracuse. ed: another pilot is expected to be ok after passing out in mid-air. a co-pilot had to take control of the united airlines flight from houston to san francisco. the plane made an emergency landing in new mexico. it' s not clear what caused the pilot to lose consciousness. he walked off the plane when it landed. passengers didn' t know what happened until they were on the

heather: repairs underway after yesterday' s train derailment in vermont. but service to washington dc is not expected to resume until the weekend. it derailed when it hit some large rocks that had fallen onto the tracks. there are also 900 gallons of diesel that may have leaked from a fuel tank. the six people injured now have been released from the hospital. new at 11:00, united airlines apologizes to a newton mom instructed to pump breast milk in a pet relief room. liz cooper was on her first business trip since giving birth to her second child 4 months ago. she asked a united employee where she could pump in private at dulles airport and was stunned when told she had two choices. the bathroom or the pet relief area. today united apologized and thanked liz for providing a "teachable moment." they assured her she will have a place to pump when she heads home to boston later this week. ed: two commitment 2016 tonight. republican presidential candidate under fire tonight for

shooting in oregon. dr. ben carson opposes new gun control laws to counter mass shootings. here is his response when asked a hypothetical about how he would have reacted if the shooter had pointed a gun at him. dr. carson: i would not just stand and let him shoot me. i would say, everybody attacked him. ed: he is also criticizing president obama' s decision to visit victims of the oregon sitting -- shooting saying if he , were president he would have far too many other thing to do. >> newscenter 5. heather: mac and cheese melt down. the cafeteria clash that landed a student in handcuffs. harvey: clouds on the horizon. even warmer temperatures. how long that will last. heather: i show of support on and off the field.

>> you are watching wcvb newscenter five at 11:00. >> i' m gonna get expelled -- i just want some [bleep] bacon jalapeno mac and cheese. ed: a u-conn student' s quest for mac and cheese has landed him in big trouble. this video going viral tonight shows luke gatti going beserk inside the university' s student union sunday night. the freshman confronts the manager after he refused the 19-year-old service for carrying an open beer. gatti can be heard using a gay slur against the manager and repeatedly demands, "just give me some bacon-jalapeno mac and cheese." finally, another employee took him down. >> stay down. you are down.

stay down. ed: gatti spit at the manager after he was cuffed by police. he' s charged with breach of peace and criminal trespass. he was a student at umass-amherst last year, and was arrested twice on disorderly conduct charges. heather: a boy from manchester, new hampshire who was stuck in a tree, is talking about his rescue. the boy, whose name is anthony, climbed the tree to see fire trucks that were responding to another call. he tried coming down, but his leg got wedged between two large limbs -- twelve feet in the air. >> they had to use a chainsaw to get this branch down and use the jaws of life to free me. they had a blanket over me. i didn' t know why they would have a blanket over me, but it just felt like i was comfortable and safe. heather: he suffered some bruises, but he is expected to be ok. he' s says he has learned a valuable lesson. ed: this is new at 11:00. a touchdown that means so much

a local mom battling cancer gets a special tribute from her son. heather: and she can thank a special team effort for making it all happen. newscenter 5' s jorge quiroga is live in leominster. jorge: when the 8th grade football team here breaks huddle, they do it by yelling "family". at a game this week, they proved "family" comes first. the leominster eight grade blue devils at practice, running the sweep, on sunday it worked to perfection. justus reynolds, number 56, ran for 50 yards. he could have scored a touch down. but didn' t. justus reynolds: i ran out of bounds cause i knew my friend evan' s mom was having issues with breast cancer. we wanted to do something to bring awareness. jorge: did they ever. the team made sure evan falandy scored his first touch down. no gimme -- it was earned. evan falandy: it' s more than just a touchdown, that touchdown went farther than points on the board. it was beautiful.

jorge: with a ball the entire team had signed, then calling a time out so evan could run up the stands and hand it to his mom. diana falandy: he took his helmet off, he cried, i cried, everybody in the stands were crying. jorge: back home after chemo tonight, falandy a single mother of three with bills pouring in, says that gesture has been the best medicine. diana falandy: it was just overwhelming, it was just amazing, i don' t know that words can describe the feeling. the support in the community and the outreach has been unreal 804 . >> it was very emotional, it' s something no one wants to go through. >> they are good kids. they are great kids. i' m not surprised, i am humbled by it. >> this team went on to win the game 34-zero. it does not stop there. if they win the division and go to the playoffs, they have chosen evan'

s mom as their honorary captain to lead them onto the field. their coaches couldn' t be prouder. in leominster, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: great young men. ed: would you do the weather before i cry? harvey: i will do that for you. as a lily. i think some people had a tear or two from the cold where there was frost. orange was 36. but what a day it turned out to be as temperatures soared. rise of almost 40 degrees in norwood. frosty start and then near 70 in the afternoon. that is the beautiful fall weather we can have here. although so far this month, every single day in boston has been below average. a little more than four degrees below average so far for the month. in boston, it is

only back to 57. but now it is a land breeze. i think that stays tomorrow. that will make it jump up to 70, 71 for the high in boston. we have cool spots in outlying areas. redford already 45. once again back down to 41 in norwood. 43 on the vineyard. a quick rise in temperature one more time tomorrow. boston will not get as chilly as other areas, dropping to around 50. 11:00 in the morning, all the way -- already up to 63 degrees. first thing in the morning, these are the readings. because the high temperature today in the middle of the country were in the 70-75 degrees range, many of us will be around 70 for the high tomorrow.

the breeze, light to moderate another find a. -- fine day. weather. a little cooler on thursday. some high clouds, not really of securing. further to the west, clouds probably exit tomorrow morning and they are even thinner or nonexistent across portions of michigan. of sun tomorrow. developing sunshine into another beautiful fall day here in new england. thursday, another beautiful day with temperatures six or seven friday, things start to change. approaching. thickening clouds. let weather probably in the late afternoon into the berkshires, closer to blister.

think it will be fast enough to exit by or early saturday morning. hurricane joaquin is category one right now, racing across the atlantic. a slow weakening trend as well. over the next seven days, beautiful tomorrow and thursday. cooler thursday and wednesday. late friday night, some wet weather. but i think it will be quick enough to move through. there is a slight chance it could be a little slow early on saturday, clouds could linger. but i think that will not be the case. this is the big columbus day weekend. if you are up to the lakes region are mountains, nice weather. skies clear saturday. pleasantly cool. sunday, milder and monday is the mildest of the three. upper 60' s and probably close to

70 degrees down here. good-looking forecast, enjoyed the nice fall weather. while it lasts. ed: this next story is a lost and found with a celebrity heather: a college student loses her id in a new york city park. the a-list star using the power

ed: check this out. a fordham university student has hurt college id back thanks to , an oscar winning good samaritan tom hanks. he tweeted today -- "lauren! i found your student id in the park. if you still need it my office will get to you. hanx." lauren got word of the tweet from her roommate and made arrangements to get her card back. it' s still unclear if she' ll get to meet hanks.

harvey: patriots playing the cowboys. they have greg hardy disciplined.

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>> now sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike: greg hardy is yet to play a game for the dallas cowboys. a domestic violence incident cost him a 10 game suspension that was reduced to 4 games. today was his first day back and he offered this. "i love seeing tom brady -- you seen his wife? i hope she comes to the game. i hope her sister comes to the

game." and there was more. >> brady is not an easy opponent for your debut game as a cowboy. how do you view that? >> same way i did, hopefully on the ground. ask him. mike: did i hear that correctly? his first public appearance. first words after serving a suspension. play it again. >> brady is not your easy opponent. >> same way i did last time i saw him. on the ground. mike: ask him. mike:mike: are you kidding me? zdeno chara was on the ice practicing with his teammates. he' s been out nearly three weeks, he' s been skating on his own -- but today he was back. will he play in thursday' s

opener? >> i' m feeling right now that i can skate with the team and i' m doing drills. that is a step forward and that' s where it is today. mike: la dolce vita -- pretty much the theme for the celtics during their visit to milan. good food, good sightseeing, good win. the good life for the celtics. on the court, david lee with rob halloran, performed. 13 points, seven rebounds and three assists. newly acquired from the warriors. five player that double figures. they shot nearly -- 60%. 18 off the bench with isaiah thomas. real madrid coming up for the celtics on thursday. this will have you tonight. the houston astros hit two home runs. they had another one from carlos

two years ago, the astros lost 111 games. tonight, they sent out the yankees and move on to the divisional series against the kansas city royals. how about mookie betts. he accepted an invitation for the world series of bowling in reno in december. he already has two perfect games to his credit. he was a third place in the tennessee high school championship in 2010. it' s obviously -- it' s obvious he has talent. but can he do this? this is 12-year-old maddie. through the lads come off the glass and in the hoop. from about 75-100 feet away. way to go, maddie. all she needs is a first name. maddie.

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