killed hutchinson. >> it is possible she was killed somewhere else and hidden in the apartment. it is more likely she was killed in the apartment. reporter: there is a small memorial and neighbors are tragedy. >> it is terrible. looked devastated. we should learn more about cause and manner of death after the autopsy. rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. >> dell is buying emc in the most expensive tech deal ever. $67 billion. but what does it mean for thousands of locally based emc workers? let's go to reid ham better tee -- reid lamberty. reporter: growth is in the blueprint of this merger, ed as they say the largest employer plants on hiring even more people. emc will be twice as powerful partnering up with dell in a

will create $80 billion in revenue. >> it will make long-term investments in sales resources and r and d. the focus is all growth. reporter: growth being the key word here as emc executives say hopkinton will remain one of three technology hubs for the combined company and cost reductions in the form of layoff is not considered. >> this is one of the benefits as a privately controlled company. we will make sure we have more people employed in today. >> roughly 10,000 people work for emc making it the state's largest employer. but there are some who are concerned fearing a merger of this size can only result in job loss. >> corporations say there will not be layoffs when they case. i am concerned how it can hopkins area. >> a new company in the new

promise promises of hope in hop hopkinton when the merger gets started. >> it will be twice the size of the company based here today. reporter: and because of the size and scope of both companies this merger will bea quite complex. it won't be complete until next year. reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a major rescue operation in peabody. he was trapped in this vehicle for nearly two hours. it happened on route 1 northbound around 1:00 and it was almost 3:00 when the driver was finally freed. he was trapped under the dash and the seat and no word on his condition. police are investigating the death of a revere man who died after a violent confrontation with police. he allegedly smashed through an apartment window on winthrop avenue and forced his way inside carrying a young relative. revere police found the man in a stirwell where he fought, punched and bit the officers.

he eventually released the child after being tased and he was taken to hospital where he died on sunday night. ed: a brookline firefighter is on leave after being arrested. he is accused of beating up a man who took too long to order at a popular restaurant john atwater is live at the scene reporter: i spoke with a witness who was horrified what she saw. we are told the beating was captured by a surveillance camera. officials say a 37-year-old firefighter was frustrated when the man in front took too long to order around 10:30. witnesses say the firefighters swore at the man throwing a bottle at him and strad lig him and punching and kicking him multiple times. he was later arrested a block away. the firefighter told officers that the victim wanted to take the argument outside according to the police department and

right now ward is charged with assault and battery. the 53-year-old victim is vehicled it to recover and again police are looking closely at that surveillance individual yoy from outside -- video from outside the store. john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a lowell police officer who was photographed allegedly sleeping in a police cruiser while on duty has been placed on administrative 4r50e6. a passerby snapped this photo and september it to the lowell sun newspaper who published the photo on friday. the officer's name was not released and it is not said if he will be paid while on leave. ed: tomorrow's democratic debate will be in las vegas. hillary clinton and web and martin o'malley and sanders will participate. they will make room for joe biden if he decides to run even as late as tomorrow. heading into that debate a poll shows hillary clinton with a widening lead in two

and south carolina. the cnn, oric poll shows she has the lead over sanders and if the vice president does opt not to run her lead widens. southin south carolina clinton tops and without biden the margin over sanders expands to 50 points. >> donald trump is trying to convince a group he is tough, smart and not decisive. janet wu reports he got a lot of push back from supporters and the pope. reporter: they call it speed dating for president -- presidential candidates. a bipartisan group is targeting compromise. >> there is nothing wrong with compromise, but it is good to compromise and win. >> one woman wasted no time. >> i don't think you are a friend to woman. >> i knew i shouldn't have picked her.

and cherish women. hillary clinton said he shouldn't cherish, but i do. i cherish women. there is $2.5 trillion right now outside of this country and they can't get it in. it is ridiculous. >> on bipartisan ship. >> i can work with democrats done. right now washington is in total gridlock it is reporter: on president obama's claim he can win re-election if permitted. >> he would have absolutely no chance. >> why? >> nothing but problems. we don't have victories anymore. all we have is problems. >> mr. trump needs to lead this country in great peril and right now he is just like obama. >> do they look like they are irresponsible the house republicans? >> we are teetering on an edge.

reporter: trump was nearly silent on will house speaker debacle and would not offer specifics on how he would get conservatives and liberals to sit at the same table. i guess some issues are just too hot even for donald trump. wcvb, newscenter 5. ed: you rec cog flies this guy? he is actor randy quaid. why the alleged fugitive claims he wasn't on the run after all. >> a little miracle. the baby who was not supposed to make it beating the odds doctors. >> it was a gorgeous day, but big changes are coming. the time line on the thunder showers and the cold blast. ed: here is something you do expect from tom brady, scoring touchdowns. now something you don't expect.

>> you're watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. ed: actor randy quaid and his wife are being held on a half vermont.

the quaids were arrested at the canadian border on friday night on fugitive charges. they skipped the country five years ago after they were charged with vandalism. quaid who starred in the movie "independence day" argued for a lower bail saying a fugitive bond and said they did not inform him of the appearance. and a hearing in connection with various motions filed in a double murder case against a former patriot and he is serving a life sentence in the 2013 killing of odin lloyd. >> jury selection in the murder trial of a teenager accused in the 2013 rape and murder of colleen ritzer. a judge selected two-third of the jury plan. >> police make a large marijuana bust. they encountered a suspicious vehicle with a male inside and a female walking toward the vehicle. inside the car they found 13 ounces of the drug along with

a backpack containing more than $3,000 in cash. the convicted drug dealer was arrested and the female who produced a medical marijuana card was released on bail. ed: a popular department store chain is bringing same day to boston. >> and heading home after a life saving hospital stay. boston doctors giving this t woman: i'm here to engineer my future. man: i'm here for my students. tman: to work with a best-selling author. woman: and a nobel prize winner. p man: here because everyone deserves clean water. t man: here for the cool research. rwoman: i'm here to shape the future of nursing. r man: because the oceans matter to us all. p man: i'm there to explore the frontier of knowledge. -man: here for the commonwealth.

-woman: and the common good. -woman: umass. -man: here for a reason. >> sky 5 in the air where a woman was injured after being thrown from a horse. because of the tough terrain a medical helicopter was brought in and the woman's shoulder and leg were hurt. she was taken to boston medical center and is expected to be okay. >> kohl's is expanding the same day home delivery service including boston. the department store chain is using daliv an uber like company who delivers to customers. ed: parents in milford,

annual halloween costumes parades has been canceled. they cite numerous incidents of children being excluded of activities due to religious and cultural beliefs. they asked the district to restore the parade. >> this is new at 6:00. look at this little face just two months old. this little girl has already been through a lot. doctors initially told her parents she wouldn't survive, but a second opinion in boston lead to a second chance at life. >> shooy is our -- she is our reporter: abigail jones has a bright future ahead and an amazing twist of fate for a little girl born with an inoperable brain tumor jie. this is the mass. here is her mouth and nose and tongue. reporter: this family was told that while abigail in the room fatal. when she was born they put their lives on pause. >> we would spend all day

looking at her in amazement and at the same time with the gut wrenching pain that could be the last day you had with her. reporter: the joneses planned a funeral and took family photos, but then something happened. baby abigail got better and not worse. >> she ate and she gained weight and she looked great. she was thriving. she was certainly not in anyway, shape or form, dying. reporter: they decided to get a second opinion here at children's hospital in boston. >> there are sometimes tumors tay are not malignant that can look malignant and we thought there was not enough evidence to give her a death sentence. we said let's look at this and see if we can take it out. reporter: the surming rewas successful and -- the surgery was successful and the tumor was not even cancerous jie. -- >> we told people and they couldn't believe it. >> when dr. cohen came out and said we got it all it was like she was born again. reporter: the plan is to stay in town for a few days for

follow-up care and then back to jacksonville where friends and family are waiting to celebrate. at children's hospital in boston, wcvb newscenter 5. >> she had the surgery last thursday? >> what a miracle. reporter: today is monday. >> you can see the smile and the eyes. ed: that is an awesome, awesome story. it is just like the weather too. it was pretty awesome. the temperatures are very warm hitting near 80 degrees in fitchburg. 77 the high in nashua. 76 in boston. we snuck up there a couple hours ago. there are two days that are running well above where we should be. but for the month of october it is well below normal. tomorrow will be the last unfortunately of the mild days. in fact, the temperature trend on the way down. wednesday is still above normal, but as we get toward thursday and friday the temperatures are struggling to make it into the upper 50s by friday afternoon.

we should be running around 63 degrees this time of year. the other big story is the rain chances are on the way up at least for tomorrow. as well as on friday. we will talk about friday a tomorrow. tomorrow's rain chance comes from this area of low pressure you can see off our coast and then this cold front back to the north and west. this will bring rain to southeastern mass to start your day. and then this will follow-up through the afternoon and also usher in much cooler air. happening right now. not much in the way of cloud cover. as you look over boston there is plentiful sunshine and temperatures are still mild. 60 degrees right now. the wind is out of the south at 13 miles an hour. it is a mild trend and as we head through the overnight hours the temperatures only drop into the 40s for the merrimack valley and 50 in worcester and 56 boston and 57 on the cape and islands. mostly cloudy skies. and then through the day

tomorrow that wind is still out of the south and west. it is a bit on the breezy side. it is also going to keep temperatures in the low 70s tomorrow and even a few mid70s in the merrimack valley and upper 60s on the cape and islands. now let's time out the rain chance for you. i know even though you maybe don't want it, we really do need to have rain. here's what happens. in the morning hours there could be a couple of hit and miss showers. the best bet will be lunchtime or so south and east of boston you notice the yellows and oranges. there could be downpours near island. now once we get past lunchtime the system pulls out of here and the cold front is crossing through the afternoon. sco most of the day -- so most of the day it is actually dry. you don't start to get the showers in the forecast until mass. and then they move across the state, but notice they start to diminish or lose their energy because the air is so dry. so it is really just hit or miss through the evening

commute tomorrow and then there could be a couple more as we get toward 8:00 or so, and they continue to move across the state by 11:00. we really do need the rain, but really only going to see a 10th to .20 of an inch of rain from this system and we are still at normally dry and moderate drought and down over six and a half inches in boston and five inches in worcester. so the next seven days we will welcome in clouds and sun on wednesday, but on thursday notice the temperatures really secondary cold front that comes on wednesday. high temperatures will only climb in the upper 50s and lower 60s. the winds are out of the north and west at 5 to 10. and then we watch another system coming in on friday. this one is going to give us a push of almost arctic air. it is the coolest air weekend. and we could see some frost on sunday and maybe freeze

warnings issued by monday morning. so it is a cold weekend ahead. guy and now, sports sen -- >> and now sports center 5 with mike lynch. >> hi, everybody. tom brady gave us great insight on what fuels his sustainability at age 38 and what may lie ahead for him when his playing days are over. it was part of a half hour conversation on his weekly paid appearance on wei. >> i try to eat really well. i try to have a clean diet so that i can play and try to prevent inflammation in my body. i try to do that so i can play for long periods of time. they have a food pyramid and i disagree with that. i disagree with a lot of people. people go out and drink coca-cola and you say no problem. why? they pay for advertisements to say you can drink coca-cola. when people do that it is quackery.

the fact they can sell it to kids? that's poison for kids. i think we have been lied to by a lot of food companies over the years. a lot of beverage companies over the years. we still do it. i am not -- that's america and that's what we have been con digged to. we believe frosted flakes is a food. me trying to play and perform at a high level over a long period of time has to do with keeping my body in a right condition to be able to do that. this is what my calling will be after football is to educate people on what it really takes. a lot of people really do want to work hard, and they do work hard based on the system that has been in place and what happens when you work hard at the wrong thing you just get better at doing the wrong stuff. >> i am afraid to have dinner tonight. 20 years ago next week while a freshman at bu suffered the injury that paralyze eds him the neck down. before the lightning game they signed him to a one-day

that's his dad, lee, behind him and that's him with the pen in his teeth. the bruins have been by his side since that tragic moment 20 years ago. and travis roy transports himself to center ice for the ceremonial dropping of the first puck between the bruins and tampa bay lightning. it was a rousing ovation and they raised $50,000 last month. as for the hockey game itself back on the ice and even he couldn't help the brew ones snap their losing streak. three minutes into the game and the bruins are actually up 2-0. the next three goals was scored by tampa bay. erickson would tie things up midway through the second period at three goals apiece. two and a half minutes later and two more goals by tampa bay and bruins are 0-3 on this season. last night chase utley of the

suspension for a takeout slide that took out the leg of tahada. utley is appealing it so he can play in tonight's game. could they have heard the appeal today? meanwhile, the houston astros were six outs away from going to the american league championship series. they were up and the error tied the game at six apiece. and then he puts this away with a two-run dinger. it is 9-6 kansas city. and they move back to kansas city for game number five of their series. four baseball playoff series going and all coming up tonight at 11:00. see you then. >> the answer to your question lynchy is yes, without question. >> and here we go again. >> here we go again. >> new tonight at 11:00, an apology from the university of connecticut at the center of the infamous mac and cheese tirade. that's tonight at 11:00 after

"castle" but first abc world news tonight. >> ed and jc, the two air scares, the engine on fire and the other smoke in the cabin. the showdown of hillary clinton behind bores and is joe -- behind doors and is joe biden jumping in? that's next. ed: miles from the mall there is another side of busy route 9. the hidden hills of massachusetts west of north hampton. ted will go mushing and drops into a classic general store and forages for the most r ready to head out when others head home. p at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. r

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ed: this is last night. this is president george h.w. bush going up for the first pitch. he spend a lot of time in maine and he spent a lot of time in houston too. he was wearing a neck brace. the former president was not going to let anything stop him from throwing out the first pitch. he is 91 years old and a life long die hard astro fan. side. the president is still recovering from a broken vertebrae in his neck he suffered in a fall in july. there. >> he was at yale and a good baseball player. a lefty too. jc: i love at fine 1 he has still out there.

>> and his team is is it the playoffs. i'm sure he would prefer they move to the next round, but they are still in the playoffs. what do we have in front of us tonight? >> tomorrow is mild, but a chance of rain in the morning and in the afternoon, it is hit and miss showers into the evening and then much cooler. >> is that below freezing overnight? >> yes, it is. it is coming. >> we need to talk about that. >> there are only two seconds

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