reid: reid: a mother honors a doctor lost at sea. -- her daughter lost at sea. >> they didn' t expect there to be survivors. reid: fire on the water. went up in flames. forecast. still, rain out there. when we could see it. reid: donald trump likes classic aerosmith. why steven tyler isn' t on board. tonight, the modern -- the mother of a missing crew member on the cargo ship "el faro" opens up on the tragedy at sea. good evening. mariette wright was one of 33 on board when the ship met the fury of hurricane joaquin. tonight, her proud but grieving mother speaks out, only on 5.

our jim lokay has the exclusive interview. >> she would call me from port and say, this is a great cruise! wish you were here. jim: those calls reminded mary shevory how much her daughter, mariette wright, lived for life on the sea. but it came to a halt two weeks ago, when she and 32 others were presumably lost, when the el faro went down in choppy atlantic waters stirred up by hurricane joaquin. >> i had no warning. i got a call one morning that the el faro went missing, and had gone down, and their weren' t -- there weren' t any survivors. jim: and as the days grew longer, the hope that maybe someone pulled through grew dimmer. and the question that remained was, why? >> i believe, if there was any way they could have prevented it, they would have. but the captain chose to ship out in that tropical storm. jim: are you mad at that captain for making that decision to go

>> i have been out in a dozen hurricanes. just a tropical storm, and we can make it. jim: she is preparing a sendoff for her middle daughter, who she describes as rebellious and unique. >> she was married to the sea, she said. everyone asked her, you' re 51. why aren' t you married with kids? "i' m married to the sea." jim: she hopes other companies will take the weather into consideration in the future. as for the investigation, the focus turns to the data encoder, on the ship which lies on the ocean floor. jim lokay, wcvb newscenter five. reid: to mashpee, where several boats docked caught fire. at least two were destroyed. investigators are working to figure out what sparked the flames. newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in mashpee

rhondella: the fuel tank is intact, but not much else. now that the boats have been holding to the little river boatyard, the investigation continues into what caused the fire. >> it was all black smoke. >> it was really upsetting to watch. rhondella: fire broke out just after 11:30 a.m. sunday, and engulfed two boats tied to docks on mashpee' s little river. a 31 foot hydrosport caught fire first, according to firefighters. the boat owner' s home is right near his dock, and he' s well-known in the area. >> kris bohnenberger is a retired state cop here in massaschusetts. rhondella: firefighters had a hard time getting to the fire. driveway access along riverside road was too narrow. >> just real difficulty we had trying to locate where the fire was. we had to try to leapfrog through the houses on the waterside to get them on there. rhondella: the burning dock, another problem. >> there was a composite dock.

and we couldn' dock. we had to use a narrow dock alongside to get the water out of the boat without falling in. rhondella: the wind fanned the away, on fire. residents written -- report another bout has damage. >> this is as bad as it gets. once these things get going, it is hard to put them out. rhondella: at this point, the fire does not appear to be sufficient -- suspicious. river was clear up. jim: -- reid: the hamilton man shot and killed by beverly police has been identified. the essex county d.a. confirms 49-year-old christopher whitmarsh died, after an altercation with police on balch street in beverly saturday afternoon. police say the suspect drove his vehicle into a toyota highlander and two police cruisers.

the d.a. would only say he knew one of the occupants inside that highlander. taking a live look at the boston skyline on a cool october night. not quite as frosty as we saw last night. stormteam five' s mike wankum joining us now. two perfect days this holiday weekend. can we make it three? mike: we may just do that. the highs today, upper 60' s, a few mid 60' s. 70 showing up to the west. that is the air moving in tomorrow. tonight, it is relatively cool. boston, 57. the temperature is really warm up. a lot of warm air sitting to the west. things will warm up. first, we have to contend with tonight. there are no clouds to speak of. the huge we build up today is escaping into the atmosphere. lows tonight will drop off, 50 in the cities, 40 in the suburbs. last night, temperatures dropped into the 30' s. tomorrow, it is a day of

with the sunshine, we start mild. we will warm up into the 70' s tomorrow. well into the 70' s inland. we could see pushing 78 degrees. looking beautiful. as with all good things, it must come to an end. i am tracking a system to the west and another one that will slide our way tuesday. it means rain, cooler temperatures. the timeline on their arrival is coming up in a few minutes. reid: the patriots with a statement victory. running back dion lewis, dodging and weaving and dumping the cowboys. the patriots even managed to keep the home team out of the endzone. s mike lynch is here with highlights. mike: bill belichick' s teams are 12-4. the cowboys, the latest to fall. 30-6 the final. the patriots demonstrated versatility and found unique ways to win the game. there is concern that the dont' a hightower had an injury,

of great party. he broke a 3-3 tie. he was as emotional as he gets. the sideline. 13-3 at the half. how does this guy do with? he has made such an impression in three games, the patriots gave him a contract extension through 2017. what would again be without shaking and baking? 59 yards and a touchdown. the patriots cruise over the cowboys, 30-6. >> they have a good defense. it was a big win for us. billing on the road, it' s never easy. certainly, they got two of their key guys back. we are dealing with injuries. mike: onto indianapolis, and the colts. we will see you in a couple moments. reid: a trespasser sparks a massive fire at an abandoned club in quincy. the fire broke out around 4:00 this morning, at the old sons of

lebanon hall. the state fire marshal says someone who should not have been inside the vacant building ignited the fire. the building will be torn down. a boston man is being held on $25,000 bail tonight, after a fatal crash in weymouth. the single car crash happened just before midnight, on middle street. police say the vehicle hit a utility pole. three passengers were taken to south shore hospital. a 29-year-old boston man did not survive. the driver, 30-year-old francisco gomes of boston, was arrested, and charged with motor vehicle homicide. new at 11:00, curtain call at the historic colonial theatre. tonight' s performance of book of mormon, possibly the last show for some time. emerson college now looking to transform the theatre, and that' s not going over so well. our frank holland is live in boston tonight. he has more reaction. frank? frank: many people are saying they saved their playbills from the final show.

they are worried that when and if the colonial reopens, it will the longer feature major productions like it has been the past 115 years. these theater-goers, leaving the final performance of "the book of mormon" tonight, could be the last to enjoy the colonial theater as you see it here. >> it' s the end of an era frank: curtis nagle and his family bought tickets to enjoy the show, and the historic venue. >> the architecture is just beautiful. the show is great. lots of laughs. it was funny. frank: this is what the colonial looked like when it celebrated its 100th anniversary. the chronicle cameras, capturing the ornate design and opulent fixtures of the theater, that has operated continuously since 1900. s like ripping down a church when it' s something like this. so much life. frank: emerson college, the owner of the colonial, says it needs major renovations. the plans are to close for about a year. when it reopens, emerson considering turning the colonial into a welcome center or maybe even a dining hall, with a performance space. >> very disappointing. many people here at emerson are upset to hear that' s it' s

frank: john wyand majors in stage and production management at emerson. >> many of us are upset to hear the school is thinking of changing it into something like a dining hall. just because we care so much about the arts. and to change such a historic building into something like that is disappointing. frank: emerson releasing this statement, promising tonight will not be the final curtain for the colonial. "the college is engaged in a thorough, thoughtful process to explore and examine a number of options for the theater' s potential long-term use, all of which will include future performances." some good news tonight, emerson says there is one plan that would have the colonial reopened in less than a year. hundreds of thousands of dollars in renovations and maintenance need to be done. in the theater district, frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: hundreds of flights delayed at southwest. passengers left waiting. the airline is dealing with issues and travelers are being

tonight, a travel nightmare for thousands. southwest airlines grapples with a computer glitch. lines out to the curb in las vegas in denver. tents set up to shield passengers from the heat in las vegas. southwest blamed a technology issue affecting its reservation centers and airports. >> get here in our prior and it is good. but sometimes, murphy' s law hits you. reid: southwest has begun manually issuing boarding passes. by midmorning, a tweet said southwest apologized or the issues, saying 150 flights were affected. >> they took mining down on a piece of paper, which made me feel a bit uneasy. reid: employees handed out water to frustrated passengers. by 1:30, the number of flights affected jumped to 450.

get to destinations. >> still not confident i will get on the flight. reid: last month, american grounded flights because of a computer glitch. in august, a problem snarled travel along the east coast. in july, united blamed a computer malfunction for hundreds of delays. this problem impacts future bookings. southwest has teams working on the problem. they apologize about delayed arrivals. they called in for extra help to hand out water. >> next on newscenter 5. reid: a tow truck driver jumps into help. >> i drove over there as fast as i could and lifted the bmw up. reid: the inside story from the crash. mike: one more beautiful day, then cooler temperatures. how chilly it gets. reid: why aerosmith are out of

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>> you are watching wcvb newscenter five at 11:00. reid: protesters in turkey clashed with police in the aftermath of saturday' s twin suicide bombings at a peace rally in ankara. at least 95 people were killed, in what' s being called the deadliest terror attack in turkey' s modern history. during his weekly vatican audience, pope francis led the faithful in a silent prayer for the attack victims. so far, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> stay away from the cars. camera. re hearing from the natick man who jumped into action, when a car slammed into the framingham auto auction friday. eleven people were hurt when the driver of an suv crashed into a

as our frank holland reports, a tow-truck driver took quick action to help. s, like, right out of a movie. a car come straight through the wall. pieces go everywhere. it was just chaos. frank: sam cerulo, just feet away when a man lost control of a bmw suv at the adesa auto auction house in framingham. >> i saw it come straight t know what' s going on. i just see the bmw, and people are screaming and yelling. they thought the car was going to blow up at frank: the bizarre first. crash happening on friday morning. >> still shaken about it. frank: cerulo works as tow truck driver. he moves disabled cars through one of the many busy auction lines. >> it' s usually just mayhem, they are pumping cars in and out there and get them sold frank: the crash, taking cars to a different level. one man was pinned under the suv. >> i just kind of went, what do i do? what do i do? for a second.

t remember if he heard someone say that. but he sprung into action. >> the next thing i know, people are yelling, someone is trapped under the car! someone is trapped under the car! put the car down that was on my truck, drove over there as fast as i could, and lifted the bmw up. frank: that man pulled from the crash and then airlifted to the hospital. ten others also injured. but it may have been cerulo' s quick thinking that prevented a life from being lost that day. s life. 78-year-old man was behind the wheel. no word on whether he will face charges. frank holland, please see bb newscenter 5. -- will you cvb newscenter 5. aerosmith' s steven tyler is telling donald trump to dream on and stop using the band' there he is. the top gop candidate has been using the power ballad at campaign events. tyler' s lawyer has asked trump' s

"dream on," saying they do not have permission and it gives a false impression tyler and the band are connected with trump' s presidential bid. so far, no response from trump' s campaign. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast. mike: 68 in boston, but that' s not really the warm stuff. the warm stuff is all the way across the country. when i show you cold temperatures coming up later this week, it will not be one of those things where we stay there for a long time. there is still a lot of warm air to the west that has to move in. tonight, 57 degrees. that is warmer than last night. winds. 70. right now. a couple 40' look for them. 45 in some places. s. tonight. a head start on tomorrow,

that is why things will be warming up nicely. this storm system to the south, once again, the carolinas over the weekend, 3-6 inches of rain. eventually, on tuesday, this wants to slide up the coast. a bit of rain on tuesday. right now, nothing. not a cloud in the sky. tomorrow, it will be that way all day. late in the day there maybe clouds, but otherwise, a sunny day. tonight, 42-52 overnight. tomorrow, sunny, warm, 72-78. a couple spots may be close to 80 tomorrow. we will keep an eye on that. highs will look like this tomorrow. a southwesterly breeze will be at nice and warm . towards worcester, high 73. things will change. we have a chance of showers on tuesday. look what happens to the temperature wednesday. it drops dramatically. that is the beginning of the

the south shore, mostly 70' s. but it is a southwesterly breeze. towards buzzard bay and the cooler. towards quincy, 75. upper 60' off the water. a delightful day. the storm system i showed you down the coast slid its way up, it is not very organized and staying offshore. it may throw clouds at us and maybe a scattered shower or two in the morning. primarily in the eastern part of the state. a secondary patch of rain to the west will come in tuesday afternoon. tuesday, two chances of rain. neither is terribly impressive. if they get together, we are talking about substantial rain. right now, it looks like they will stay far out. not a big issue. here comes the wave of cool air behind the cold front that will skip -- that will carry us through the weekend. warm temperatures are to the west. let' s break it all down.

tomorrow, it is nice in the morning, nice all day long. tuesday, showers coming in. you can see from this satellite computer model, it will not be terribly widespread. 8:00 a.m., scattered showers. it is with us most of the day. maybe a hint of sunshine mixed in. then, it is out of here on tuesday. on wednesday, we see the cold front come through. we go from a it warm pattern to a cool pattern across the area. that is why the rest of the week, you see temperatures in the 50' s and 60' s. clearing skies headed towards the weekend. breezy conditions, they don' t like to see that along the river. it will be clearing off and we will see clearing skies. otherwise, the other thing you' ll notice is, the chance of showers on friday, there could be wet snowflakes northwest of the city. it will be that cold. it will carry through the weekend, then we will warm up.

reid: thanks, mike. coming up, we will take you to paris. bond, james bond. t[ duck quacking and wind whistling ] [ clacking ] t - hey, jim. - hey, doug. okay. the new turbodown jacket: t tested tough in

reid: decades of james bond' s cars took over paris' most iconic boulevard today. more than a dozen cars featured in james bond films over the years took over the champs-elysees. the parade came to an end in front of the arc de triomphe. this comes ahead of the release of the 24th james bond film, titled " "spectre" the film opens in the u.k. later this month. it opens here in the u.s. on november 6. >> now, sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike: tom brady, shaken not stirred. the patriots had a 10 point lead that swelled to many more, 24

points by games and. the defense did not allow a touchdown. 30-6 the final. dont' a hightower -- don tate hightower left the game with a rib injury. the game tied, the patriots had not gotten into the end zone. tom brady, sacked five times in the first half. the last time that happened was in 2001. would think that would alter the patriots' tempered -- temperament. cormac sneak into the end zone, brady was emotional this weekend. some of the comments from greg hardy were grating at him. career-high 57 yard field goal, this could of been good from 67 yards. patriots up 13-3 at the break. how about deion lewis? so elusive. five tackles right there, five white jerseys didn' t get a hand on him. julian edelman, look at him go.

the patriots wind -- win 30-6. >> the offensive line do a great job. we' d made some adjustments and different things. four games into the year, you can' t practice everything. we will make the adjustments and hopefully be better next week. >> he is a warrior. it is not easy to stand back there and just, you know, have guys tag off on you, but he does time. mike: a 1:00 kick tomorrow with tampa bay, but this elbow to the job last night hit the montreal canadiens, give him making -- gave him a concussion. no word on when marchand will be back with the bruins.

the astros are one win away from the american league championship series. they got a two-run single like castro to take a 2-1 league -- a lead over the royals. this picture has not lost a game at home. 15-0 as the astros win this baby, 4-2 the final. a busy day on the dallas-fort worth area after that cowboys game ended. the rangers hosted the blue jays. a three-run homer made it enough to keep them alive. they are trying to stay alive. blue jays win it, 5-1. i don' t know if you saw this slide, but it broke the leg, a bush league sack. they have suspended chase udley for two games. he is appealing. that is ugly. broken leg, done for the season.

s final hole. . it came down to the final hole. bill haas was captain' s choice. the captain happens to be his father. we come to 18, his opponent dips this chunk right here. bill haas wins. the united states gets the president cup championship, 15 and a half to the -- to 14 and a half. coming up, phil deeds will talk about the patriots and look ahead to the patriots game with the colts. more on baseball, football, and more, coming up next. reid: coming up, matt damon' s "the martian" flying high. the same cannot be said for the new movie hand-crafted...layer by layer. r

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reid: another big weekend for matt damon, as "the martian" takes number one for the second week in a row at the box office. the sci-fi film brought in a strong $37 million, exceeding industry expectations. is warner brothers' "pan," a "peter pan" prequel that failed to fly. it flopped at the box office. starring hugh jackman and rooney mara, "pan" grossed just over $15.5 million since friday. compared to the $150 million production cost, "pan" got the hook this opening weekend. we will see what happens in the next few weekends. mike: tomorrow is another beautiful day. temperatures in the reid: the 70' s.

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