>> boston' s news leader , wcvb at noon. erika: breaking news, a driver plows a car into several people at an auction house. pam: chaos is the way as one person described it. we are at the auction house, a former gm plant. today is the largest auction day

callers -- 2000 cars and hundreds of dealers. let' s look at the video from inside. somehow, a driver lost control. we don' t know if it was a medical or mechanical issue, but back are went off on its own. it had several vehicles. witnesses say at least three people were struck. the car plowed into a crowd of people who were participating in the option before striking a building. people nearby were literally jumping for their lives. >> the car came across and hit a car, then another car went around that, one around some people, and then into the wall. bp -- the person i was with got hit by a car. i jumped out of the way. i was lucky. >> people were jumping out of the way because they heard the noise, they heard the airbag go off. everyone was scared for the life. i was 20 feet away from it. i started sweating instantly. it was one of the craziest

my heart goes out to anyone who' s injured. it was crazy. pam: we are told one person was pinned by a car. several people were taken to the hospital, 5-7. the driver of the initial car described that none of the injuries we are told by police are life-threatening. shopping -- shocking and frightening at the odessa play -- plants. erika: breaking in newton this noon, two people collapse after a gas leak at an elementary school. antoinette antonio is live in newton . antoinette, the leak was discovered just before school was set to start. antoinette: luckily, it was. those carbon monoxide readings are now at a safe level, safe enough for investigators to get inside an figure out what caused the leak. an early morning scare at a franken elementary school in

newton. >> it only takes a few minutes. antoinette: carbon monoxide detectors going off, signaling with the fire chief is calling a potentially deadly level of the gas. a >> we found a janitor staggering around outside the building and a report of a , worker, someone working on the boiler inside the basement. antoinette: investigators say that contractor was found on the floor and having a hard time breathing as first responders carried him out. he and the school custodian were taken to mass general in stable condition. teachers were just starting to arrive and quickly evacuated. classes for the day, canceled. >> it was very clear that we could not open school as soon as i got the message, so fortunately we have an excellent reverse 911 system. >> it said due to an emergency franklin elementary school is , closed today. glad they caught it, guess i' ll be late to work. antoinette: an inconvenience for parents, giving kids an extra long holiday weekend. but it wasn' t worth the risk, to have anyone inside this building.

installed and in place then some , really bad things could' ve happened, we could' ve had students in the school. erika: investigators essay as far as they know, everything was up to code. we work on the boiler was part of routine maintenance. they are now looking into whether this was a mechanical issue. because is still under investigation. we' re live in newton, newscenter 5. deadly shooting at northern arizona university early this police say it started with a students. police say the shooter, custody. he' s a freshman at the school. the shots were fired outside a campus dorm that' s home to many sororities and fraternities. one person was killed and 3 others are in the hospital. and that shooting comes the same day that president obama heads he' he' ll meet with the families of

nine people were killed and nine others injured for the gunmen killed himself last week. president obama spoke out against the lack of change to gun laws despite a number of mass shootings over the past few years. erika: more trouble during jury selection at the philip chism newscenter 5' s frank holland is live in salem with the penalties some perspective jurors could be facing. frank: it is still unclear if a parent may face perjury charges for discussing the case with a potential juror. now they are discussing another potential juror accused of doing the same thing. what five jurors may have heard from another juror while all were in a jury room. a major point of contention on friday morning. the defense asking the judge to dismiss jurors 1, 5, 7, 19 and 20 because they say they heard another unidentified juror making statements that phillip chism already had a trial. the now 16-year-old is accused of killing and raping his math

teacher at danvers high school in 2013. the judge said in court, he read a transcript of what those jurors heard. but did not believe it was necessary to dismiss them. 44 of 115 potential jurors from the first two days remain. 12 of them have been ruled indifferent by the judge and have been approved by the prosecution. the defense will have their opportunity to approve or reject on tuesday. a controversy on thursday resolved when 13 potential jurors were dismissed due to their answers to a questionaire. one of them included juror 39, a danvers high parent who admitted to talking about the case with other jurors. before all proceedings friday, it was revealed chism' s mother in the hospital. the court appointed a legal rights gal, basically an attorney that will substitute for chism' s mother while she is ill. that illness was not disclosed. just before. 10:15 on friday morning about , 100 new potential jurors were brought into the courtroom. they were read jury instructions by the judge and introduced to the prosecution, the defense and

phillip chism. the teen stood briefly acknowledging the potential jurors before sitting back down. emily: rain is on the way. frank: the judge will spend the rest of day three talking to potential jurors. trial resumes on thursday. emily: frank, thanks for returning to the weather, cloudy, rain on the way. cindy has a timeline for when showers moved into the area. cindy: a low threat this afternoon, but gusty wind is a hydrant. we are seeing that already. right now, the radar is active across southern new hampshire. a couple of shower sneak in, you can see some downpours from portsmouth back to manchester. this first batch of rain lives across northern new england. we are waiting for some of this activity off to the west coming ahead of a cold front. this will spark showers and a possibility of thunderstorms to the afternoon. the southerly winds out ahead of

they push the temperature up last hour to 70 in boston, it is 69 right now. notice the temperature in boston, first, 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the worcester area, then downpours closing in on the boston area. for part of the boston to meet -- evening commute, they will drop south. the rain will be pushing out tonight. i would talk about the holiday weekend coming up. erika: right now police are , looking for a man and a woman seen leaving the scene of a stabbing on boston common. punches were thrown outside the park street t station before someone pulled out a knife. a man was stabbed multiple times but is expected to recover. police say the attack was not random. changes are coming to a dorchester neighborhood after a woman was sexually assaulted at knifepoint. the incident happened last month on harbor view street. at a community meeting last night, police told residents they' d beef up patrols in the area. including officers stationed behind the jfk/umass station during the evening hours. a camera was also installed at

the robert ryan playground. emily: right now investigators , are trying to figure out what caused the fire that heavily damaged a popular brockton business. the flames broke out at the sunset cafe around 7:00 last night. one firefighter was injured in a fall during the fire but he' s expected to be ok. local leaders including the mayor said the cafe had done a lot to revitalize that brockton neighborhood. erika: two women are suing uber after they were allegedly sexually assaulted by drivers. the lawsuit focuses on two separate incidents, one in boston back in february where a driver is accused of taking a woman off her route and attacking her. the other incident happened in south carolina with similar allegations. the lawsuit calls on uber to create, full-service customer support centers. mandate tamper-proof video cameras in cars. give customers the option of choosing a female driver. and require fingerprint-based background checks. uber released a statement saying the company' s thoughts are with the victims in these cases. emily: congressional republicans in chaos. the house is struggling to fill house speaker john boehner' s shoes.

mccarthy has dropped out of the race, a new potential candidate is getting some pressure to step here' s abc' s karen travers. karen: house republicans huddling today on capitol hill discussing their next >> we had a very good trying to work together. karen: majority leader kevin mccarthy abruptly taking himself out of the race for house speaker yesterday. >> if i can' t unite everybody, it' s better to find someone who can. karen his sudden and very : unexpected withdrawal. throwing house republicans into chaos. mccarthy had the support of the overwhelming majority of house republicans, but far-right members refused to say they would unite behind him. so who is in the running? representative paul ryan of wisconsin his party' s vice , presidential contender just three years ago. >> i don' t want it right now. karen: many topper publicans are trying to change his mind. >> paul ryan is the right man

right now. >> if he decides to do it he will be an amazing speaker, -- karen congressman daniel webster : of florida says he is in. he' s the favorite among the conservatives in the house freedom caucus that helped topple the previous speaker john boehner, and derail mccarthy. >> i believe it is time for a fresh start. turn: on the campaign trail, donald trump says the party need someone talked to fill the role. >> there is nothing wrong with the republicans taking a tufts -- top stand and sticking with it. karen: karen travers, abc news, washington. the quick action drawn went down. the answers to a survey shows that bostonians want and expect the hell. cindy: my timeline for when downpours and gusty wind moves holiday weekend.

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emily: just in from the witness at the chaos of the framingham auction house. this is inside the auction house on western avenue. a 78-year-old man was behind the wheel of a bmw when it suddenly accelerated, hit several vehicles, and in crashed into a crowd of vehicles. one person was seriously injured and fun to the hospital. several other people suffered lesser injuries. the driver was not her. erika: new at noon two people , are facing federal charges after police say a drone crashed near the white house. crashed overnight and was quickly seized by authorities. in may, the secret service stopped someone caught flying a drone in front of the white house. back in january, a drone operator mistakenly crashed a small device on white house grounds. emily: former crew members are raising new concerns about the cargo ship lost at sea during hurricane joaquin. they say the el faro had some rooms that were constantly leaking. and the drainage didn' t work on the ship. the company that operated the

ship denies those claims saying the vessel was well-maintained. meantime, a new mission will be launched to find the ship. the u.s. navy will send special equipment in hopes of locating el faro and its data recorder. that recorder may explain what happened as the ship went under. house speaker robert deleo knew winthrop native keith griffin who worked on the ship. collects he would be the type who would go through a wall to get something done. my first reaction was, i can just picture keith out in the ocean saying i am going to save this one, i can do this. erika: two other massachusetts natives were also aboard. investigators believe the ship is close to three miles below the ocean' s surface. russia is rejecting a u.s. claim that 4 of its missiles have crashed into iran instead of syria. the kremlin claims 26 cruise missiles flew across iran and iraq before hitting isis targets in syria. but defense secretary carter ash

showing a missile malfunction. the winner of this year' s nobel peace prize. the award announced this morning in norway. the quartet is made up of four organizations that led the arab spring movement in tunisia. that country' s transition to democracy is considered the most successful of the arab spring in 2011. verizon wireless is trying to pressure longtime customers into giving up their unlimited data plans. verizon stopped offering the unlimited data to new customers 4 years ago, but allowed those $29.99 a month. $49.99. to get it' s unlimited data customers to surrender their plans as well. available. that means you can dial for free six or newer. the function allows phones to automatically switch to a wifi connection for calls and texts if cellphone signals are low or

unavailable. you do have to be running ios 9 for it to work. the results are in your transportation survey are in, and commuters are commanding change. people would like to seize be limits lowered from 32 25 most for our. per hour. they hope the city will increase the number of train stations service. and people also want see help for low income households when it comes to how much they spend on transportation. the city collected the data by holding several events. more than 6,000 residents responded. one big goal is to reduce the average commute time by 10% for everyone, from 28.8 minutes to 25.9 minutes. city officials are still gathering feedback and plan to release a final action plan in the spring of 2016. we turn out to the weather, the rain is moving closer. cindy: you can see it. often the west in pennsylvania and new york state. we had some activity to the north this morning. we haven' t seen too much in the boston area.

it is coming, it is an ok time. let me show you what is afternoon. a chance for rain is going to go up. if you have plans, 5:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., you will be impacted by rain across a portion of the area. taking a look at the radar right now, we have some showers and downpours east of manchester stretching over to new hampshire , southern maine. a couple of showers on the north shore in merrimack valley. this is where the activity has been this morning. on this area northward, a couple of showers in the western part of the state, one shower off the eastern tip of long island. the main event for us will be to the west with the cold front. ahead of it, we managed some sunshine this morning. you' re still seeing some on cape cod, but the are feeling and and we are waiting for the front to crestor does. once it does -- for the front to press towards us. the possibility of thunder will

ahead of that, wind has been working in from the south. s up to 37 miles per hour in boston, over 20 and a good portion of the area. it is a southerly wind that has brought in the warmth. despite the fact that we have had a good amount of cloud temperatures really warm up. notice the winds will stay evening. west. by midnight, we are actually seeing a northwesterly wind. that will bring in drier air. right around midnight or so. notice temperatures ahead of that front moving in the upper 60' s-year 70 degrees in boston. coolest on the worcester area at 71. -- 61. wash showers developed and a possibility of a thunderstorm. let me step you through the timeline. i 3:00, most of the activity is off to the north and west. you have a few hours before we really get into the rain. notice by 6:00 p.m. or so, we have showers closing in from

merrimack valley. downpours indicated by the orange and red showing up. those are shifting southward to the south shore and the cape. by 9:00 this evening, once we get closer to midnight, the activity is winding on down. quickly behind it, the skies will clear on now. in terms of rainfall, i think we inch of rain. on some of these downpours, you can see the amount are higher. it depends on if you get under a downpour if you will see more than 25 inches of rain. -- .25 inches of rain. wind is very active tomorrow it is a cool day on saturday, a northwesterly wind will hold temperatures down. s-near 60' we do on saturday. it is the coolest day of the weekend. we will see amateurs warm up into the mid 60' s on sunday and back into the lower 70' s on sunday. columbus day weekend is re thinking of heading north to see the

foliage, it is a little later than normal this year. we are seeing peak conditions only across far northern new england, closer to the canadian border. lots of color across central new england. patchy color here and seven new england. the cold nights that are coming will accelerate the foliage, plenty of color to come on in. be advised sunday morning, the 37 degrees coming on in, scattered frost is possible across the area. chile to start the holiday weekend. erika: a school bus driver in wisconsin is saved by one of her students. the driver was having trouble breathing when she pulled the bus over to the side of the road. that' s when 9-year-old jayden jaramillo jumped into action. the driver told him she thought she was having an asthma attack. he grabbed her radio and called dispatch for help. t breathe. i was trying to catch my breath, it was bad. >> she gave me a big hug and said thank you. erika: jayden managed to tell the dispatcher where the bus was making it easier for paramedics , to get there fast. the bus driver says it was her first attack in years but from

inhaler. a high honor for a long time member of the channel 5 family. emily: reporter jorge quiroga received the lifetime achievement award this morning at the hispanic heritage breakfast in boston. governor charlie baker and mayor marty walsh at the gathering this morning. the mayor also officially proclaiming today jorge quiroga day in the city of boston. jorge has been a fixture on boston television for more than 40 years. a well earned honor. erika: great honor for a great guy. do in honor of his day. you could call it origami on a whole new level emily: a car made entirely out of cardboard. just how long it took to make the life sized replica that

emily: check it out, lexus as unfeeling a new model make a movie out of card work -- take a look, the full sized lexus i.s. is on display this weekend at a home innovation show in britain. the sedan was hand-built using 1700 sheets of corrugated cardboard. it has functional doors, headlights, and wheels. and it has an electric motor and steering wheel, making it drivable.

it took about three months to make. pretty neat. erika: what if it overheats. emily: and i bet it is bad in the wet weather. erika: cardboard and rain. cindy: we have simmering coming in this afternoon after about 4:00 until about 9:00 tonight. -- thunderstorms coming in. once we clear out, lots of sunshine for the holiday weekend. emily: enjoy, everybody. that does it for us at noon. one of the miller twins has a hearing problem. and she's fed up with the daily hassle of her old hearing aid. so she got a lyri c in her life and everything changed. which one? you'll never know because the lyric is in her ear. 100% invisible. you can't see it, and it's the only device that works round the clock with zero daily hassle. no batteries to change. no taking off and putting on everyday. t sound good?

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