found dead in a hidden crawlspace in her home. police believe she is the victim of a murder-suicide involving her roommate. phil: let's go to rhondella richardson who is live in manchester with the disturbing discovery. reporter: the victim's daughter-in-law left visibly upset and standing here earlier you can hear the sound of power tools as investigators went through the house after a body was intentionally concealed in a false wall. the missing woman's family yesterday reported a strange odor inside this manchester home prompting investigators to return to sue hutchinson's house last fight. >> we then did another extensive search of the house which we did previously. however, we located a hidden crawlspace that was walled off to prevent us from finding sue's remains the initial time we searched the apart meant. reporter: 57-year-old sue hutchinson disappeared three

her roommate hadn't been seen for about the same amount of time, but police found him dead last week in a motel 6. he shot himself in the head. investigators believe he killed her before taking his own life. >> it is possible she was killed somewhere else and then hidden in the apartment. we think it is more likely she reporter: watching manchester's missing woman case turn into a murder unsettling for neighbors. >> to be found in a crawlspace disturbing. >> real disturbing. it is not surprising though. this is not a nice city anymore. reporter: information on manor and cause of death and the positive identity of the victim expected in the coming autopsy. live in manchester, new hampshire, rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. jc: state police are investigating the death of a revere man ever a an altercation with officers.

into the home holding a child relative. they said he was in extreme agitation when he -- when they got there. they used a taser on him to no affect. they subdued him and took him to the hospital where he died. the child is expected to be okay. phil: sky 5 over the rescue of a driver trapped for two hours in this overturned dump truck. the truck flipped over around 2:00 this afternoon along route 1. police tell fuse center 5 they believe the driver suffered broken bones, but otherwise expected to be okay. jc: a blockbuster deal. dell announcing it will merge with emc. reid lamberty is live outside the private employer with the concern they are putting to rest tonight. reporter: mergers often equal layoffs, but emc is telling employees that the company acquisition by dell translates to growth.

the state's largest employer has plans to hire more people. >> this is one of the benefits the way it was affecting the transaction. reporter: the blockbuster tech deal between emc and computer giant dell will make it one of the largest i.t. companies in the world. cost reductions in the form of layoffs are not the focus of the $67 billion deal as they will remain one of three company. >> they will start out with $30 billion in revenue and twice as size as the company based here today. reporter: many point out mergers of this size usually do result in job loss. they believe it is only a matter of time before that happens here. >> respectfully corporations say there will not be layoffs when they merge, but usually that's the case. i am concerned how it could affect employees in the hopkins area. reporter: another impact could be on real estate. they are one of the largest

occupiers of commercial space with a million square feet of space in hopkinton and other surrounding communities. growth remains the vision for the future. >> the commitment here we will make sure the business grows and more people will be employed in massachusetts than emc has today. reporter: because of the size and scope of both companies this merger will take some time and be quite complex. it won't be complete until next year. live in hopkinton, wcvb, newscenter 5. phil: actor randy quaid is behind bars being held on $500,000 bail. the kingpin star and his wife who both fled to canada five years ago were brought back to vandalism in california. they were picked up at the canadian border while trying to re-enter the u.s. vandalism charges were filed in 2010 after they were found squating in a guest house they previously owned. quaid said the bails bondsman

his wife is also being held on $500,000 bail. jc: commitment 2015 and several candidates appearing in manchester for the no labels problem solver convention. among them republican donald trump who says he is not allowing corporations to run his campaign. >> i am not taking money from hedge funds or anybody else. they want to give me millions it. if i take it i have to be like remember gush and rube -- jeb bush and rubio and all of these guys and i have to do what they tell me to do. believe me, they are puppets. jc: he touched on social security and treatment of veterans. trump and sanders have something in common. sanders who appeared via live stream discussed climate change and the income gap and how campaigns are corruptly funded by corporations and unions. >> we now have a campaign system which is corrupt and is

undermining democracy. i have to lay that out on the table. jc: it was created after the election to bridge the divide among parties. phil: the republicans have had two rounds and in less than a day it is the democrats' turn. there is a lot of buzz about a possible last-minute entry into the race. las vegas has been the site of many prize fights. it is round one are for the contenders. front and center is hillary clinton and to her right, bernie sanders who is inching up in the polls. it is an opportunity for clinton's rivals to go after her head to head in the issues hurting her in the polls. president obama weighed in the server. >> she made a mistake. she acknowledged it. reporter: looming large is vice president joe biden. sources say the vp will

announce his plans this week. he gave to hint of his plan to reporters. the president said he will let biden make his own decision, but had big praise as the number two. >> i think joe will go down as one of the best vice presidents in history and has done great work. reporter: he will be tuning into tomorrow night's debate, but got in a dig at the democratic field. >> it will be hard to watch. i don't think it will be a very exciting debate. phil: the first two presidential debates had record rate -- ratings. the democrats will get a later start, but with only five candidates on the stage they have more of an opportunity to breakthrough. jc: there will be a two-day meeting in boston today and tomorrow. they are meeting with top officials. they are discussing regional and security challenges and violence and military action in syria and afghanistan are high in that area.

the feel of summer with us, but not expected to stick around. danielle, some areas were pushing 80. >> phil, it was warm. everybody got out i'm sure to enjoy it. it climbed to 79 in fitchburg and seven 7 was your high in nashua and boston had a high of 75 degrees. we are in for one more day of mild weather before big temperature changes happen. we are in the low 70s and even a few mid70s. 60s on the cape. as we go through the next 12 hours notice what happens. we keep it clear, but the clouds start to increase as we head past midnight and into the overnight hours. it is associated with the next system. let me show you on satellite and radar. it is down to the south. an area of low pressure is right here bringing showers to the carolina coast. both these areas are going to combine and give us our next chance for rain which happens starting tomorrow. let me show you the future

cast. clouds increasing after midnight and rain showers could be around as early as tomorrow morning in southeastern mass. we'll give you the time line on the shower activity and the cool down that follows ahead. phil? phil: dodgers' second base man chase utley is preparing to play after this controversial slide that broke the leg of second baseman rueben tahada. utley is appealing the suspension for the slide, and will booy able to play until the appeal is heard. he is not in the starting lineup for game three tonight. phil: a lowell police officer who was photographed snoozing in his cruiser has been placed on administrative leave. they published this photo of an unidentified officer resting on a pillow in his cruise are. the police department investigated this and a second similar photo before putting that officer on leave. a department spokesman calls this, quote, extremely embarrassing and not

police force. jc: a technical glitch caused travel headaches for thousands of passengers at southwest yesterday and today. no further explanation has been given. the website, mobile app were affected and some 500 flights were affected. they are advising customers to arrive early and print boarding passes before arriving at the airport. jc: there was a roll over crash in needham. she lost control and hit a curb and sliped. nobody was seriously hurt. phil: and let's have a look the a first alert traffic. it is light volume right now and let's look at the reds which we don't see much of. 18 minutes from mass ave to route through. route three. farther west, 15 minutes from

you get on tour 95 the stretch -- 495 is 7 minutes. that's how we like to see first alert traffic. phil: no charges for a dentist accused of killing a lion in zimbabwe. jc: a hard landing in arizona. investigators figure out how it happened. phil: and a student success -- suspended with this t-shirt. why it does not fit in their dress code. local parents devastated at the loss of their daughter. the sudden collapse that took

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>> you're watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. phil: look at these pictures, a rough landing for this hot air balloon. luckily the five to seven people on board suffered minor injuries in all of that. still no word on what caused the balloon's rapid dissent. jc: government protests as hundreds march on the capitol to protest the bombings at a peace rally. it killed 97 people and wounded hundreds more. the demonstrators claimed the government did not take enough measures to protect the rally. they say isis is likely responsible. zimbabwe will not charge a dentist for killing its most prized lion. he killed cecil, a popular tourist draw in july. a cabinet minister in zimbabwe says palmer will not be

charged because he obtained legal authority to conduct the hunt. but there were claims the lion was deliberately enticed out of the park where he was protected and shot. phil: the "washington post" is slamming the espy espionage conviction against one of its reporters in iran. he faces 10 to 20 years in prison and a judiciary spokesman says he can appeal that in 20 days. according to the new "new york times" uh ran appears to be using the case as a broader effort to release iranians detained here in the u.s.: phil: british guards are no longer outside the embassy where jewel -- julian assange is. he took refuge to avoid arrests on sexual assault allegations in sweden. the british police say they removed their men because there is no resolution in sight to the case. but they say they will still

do their best to arrest him. jc: he has been awarded the prize for economics. he holds dual citizenship and has helped redefine how poverty is measured around the world notably in india. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast. >> it was a picture perfect day as the temperatures warmed into the mid70s. a few spots touching near 80 degrees. big changes are coming. the main impact this woke is going to be the rain -- this week is going to be the rain. everybody has a chance at seeing some rain through the afternoon and into the evening tomorrow. dry on wednesday and thursday and then friday looks like another good chance for a soaking rain. we could really use that. we are down over six inches for the year in boston. where is the rain coming from? it is this system out to the east right now and then this system to the north and west. we will see this one first for the morning hours and then the

afternoon. closer to home right now, most of us starting with lots of sunshine. not much in the way of clouds. as you look over boston you can see it. it is still warm, 73 degrees. the winds are out of the south at 10 miles an hour. you will feel them as you step morning. it will be on bit on the breezy side at 10 to 20. that southerly wind is a warming wind. as we go through the overnight hours the temperatures drop into the 50s, but it is a mild night overall. we see the increase after midnight and it is going to be increasing from the south and east back to the north and west. your overnight lows look like this. 40s through concord and nashua. mid50s for your overnight lows. as we head toward tomorrow, here's what happens. the clouds increase along the cape and islands.

after midnight we could see some showers as early as the morning commute although they are hit or miss or light in nature. watch what happens as we get closer to midday. yellows and reds here on the map. that's heavier downpours for the south shore as well as the cape and the islands. north and west of boston for the most part you are dry to start the day with some clouds around. more chances of rain will be in the the forecast as you go through the afternoon. the best bet tomorrow morning is in southeastern mass. as we go through the next 12 hours in boston, rain chances really start to increase by evening hours and after lunchtime as the winds gust out of the south and west atton to 20. these are your high temperatures for tomorrow, low 70s and upper 60ss at the cape. it is a mild day yet again. here is the rain coming in. it continues through the evening hours and finally

clears out through the overnight and then colder air works its way in wednesday and even into thursday. in fact, on thursday that jet stream dips to the south. notice the cooler air that ushers in. high temperatures as we head toward next weekend struggle to make it into the 50s by saturday and sunday. overnight lows near freezing if not below. looks like we could see frost and maybe even a widespread freeze come sunday night into early monday. it is warm today, warm tomorrow and then much cooler ahead. phil and jc? phil: thanks. a massive engineering project is under way in china. they are looking for extraterrestrial life. the military space program is constructing the world's largest radio telescope. scientists want to use the 500 meter telescope to explore a planet spotted by nasa in july that may be able to sustain life.

finished in 2016. jc: high flying and death defying acrobatics at the charlotte motor speedway. they are hanging from an aerial wing. she is the wife of nik wallenda and she performed this stunt you see without a harness and safety device and at times only used her feet to hang on. phil: do they ever have a normal saturday night out sph a date night? going to dinner and drinks is boring. jc: and what is with the no harness thing? phil: it is not the same with a harness. jc: i guess not. phil dpil -- phil: and a group who is making an attempt to comfort military members. jc: and a tribute one man wants to pay to will farrell and his invitation to the

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and 81% women. researchers found cases of self-harm rose 54% in the three years after the operation compared to three years before. suicide rates are four times higher in this group of patients than the general population. jc: a program in colorado is using horses to give back to military families who lost someone to is you -- to suicide. they held their military suicide survivor seminar. they invited children from all over the country for the weekend event to spend a day with the horses. >> the most thing i have seen so far is a huge amount of confidence. there is something fantastic about the harasses. >> many of -- about the hours. >> they say it is a source of therapy for the kids.

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jc: right now a missing manchester woman was found hidden in her own home. they found the body concealed in a crawlspace. it you -- it appears her boyfriend killed her and then hid her before killing himself. phil: dell is paying $61 billion for the pc company. emc says no jobs will be lost. jc: actor randy quaid is being ordered held on a half million dollars bail. quaid and his wife were detained at the border. they left the country five years ago after being charged with vandalism. and new at 5:30, a tragedy on the field. a high school junior from wellesley collapses and dies

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