sky 5 over that boston academy where earlier today, police officers seized a loaded gun from a student' s backpack. the 15-year-old struggle with an officer, injuring him before trying to run away. the student is charged with unlawful possession of a firearm arrest. phil: new problems with tunnels. hundreds of faulty nuts on light repairs. the state says there are no will take. -- will take months. >> this is an actual cracked not williams deal in. there are a total of 878 similar that' hardware having cracked and needing repair in the tunnel. inspectors of the i 90 connector and the 93 tunnel discovered or

cracked like sure -- fixture nuts. they were installed with a redundancy safety system. >> even if all six nuts failed and caused something to dislodge, the wire way which is joined from light to light would have held it in place. >> highway administrative -- administrators say tunnel collapses and leaks give motorists extra concern, but he maintained that the tunnels are safe. all inspections will be done within the next month. a lab will determine what caused the cracks and if it is over issue. the cost of repair could be federal government. >> i have lost more sleep than all of you put together. i have been racking my brain

about what more could have been done, or should have been done. heather: hillary clinton in the hot seat, testifying about the deadly 2012 attacks in benghazi. she defended her role but also took responsibility for the attack that killed o americans, including a massachusetts native. janet: there was little new revealed in today' s hearing, but plenty of shouting by committee members. s congressman jim jordan cited e-mails to her family and to libyan officials, calling the benghazi attack al qaeda video. >> you can be square with the american family -- american people. s a terrorist attack, but not the american people. >> we were not making up the intelligence. we were trying to get it and

janet: republicans tried to paint a picture of a politically ambitious secretary of state more interested in her future. clinton rarely raised her voice. >> i thought more about what happened than all of you together. i have lost more sleep than all of you put together. janet: the chairman insisted he only wanted to get to the bottom of the security breach, but democrats just it this was the gop' s ultimate motive. >> i think the court there he is this. -- the core theory is this. that is the case they want to make. janet: clinton denied she ever personally approved or denied any request for extra security. >> he and the people working for him asked for more security. some of those requests were approved, others were not. janet: clinton finally did release a bit of steam, telling

of questioning was political and she did not know what it had to do with the alleged purpose of the hearing. she is still testifying at this hour. phil: a masked the caught on camera burglarizing a burglar -- a barbershop. he stole several prized possessions and is ill on the loose. we spoke to the heartbroken owner. >> a backdoor at barber masters had been pried open and let the jar. from there, the thief got right inside and it was easy pickings. >> it shows the guy coming in the back door and when he walks in he just grabs the camera. >> mast and wearing gloves, that the draft everything off the walls. >> we had a tom brady autographed jersey in a custom frame. david ortiz customize -- autographed jersey. you name it. >> it' s not the gardner museum heise, but it hurts. a dozen pieces of memorabilia

the owner -- >> we were open seven days a week and we work every day and the jerseys represented the big boston sports fans. it' s devastating. >> i feel like it' s somebody who has been in the shop recently. it' s somebody who comes in and gets their haircut. >> i' m waiting for someone to come in and asked me -- asked me -- ask me. >> -- heather: new regulations are needed for daily fantasy sports websites in massachusetts remains an open question on beacon hill tonight. the house speaker said that some legislation to tighten standards is likely needed because of the large sums of money involved. the attorney general and governor continue to take a cautious approach in regards to

legal questions and taxes. >> we have to make some determinations as a state about how we want to go over. are we going to put certain controls in this industry? a lot of things on this table to nsider. my focus to combating -- in addition to combating fraud is to protecting consumers. >> if draftkings makes money, they will pay corporate taxes, so the notion that these folks are not already taxed is misleading. the companies are going to be to be taxed. heather: companies like draftkings contend that their sites are not gambling, that they are legal and are exempted from the federal online gambling prohibition. phil: /and filed to prevent the state' s youngest presidents from getting hooked on opioid -- hooked on opiates. we have reaction from some who

addiction. >> no one is going to say not to s not a medical necessity just to use oxycontin. >> a meeting about the possible consequences of a new fda regulation to allow oxycontin prescriptions for children as young as 11. opioid addiction. s according to the state rep who filed a bill awarding the fda. her legislation would bands -- prescriptions of oxycontin for anyone under the age of 11. >> we are in the middle of an epidemic. >> the fda made the change back in august. >> it' s addictive. >> this is about the war on addiction. >> a slew of witnesses testified or the joint committee on mental health substance abuse that the move could be a band-aid

>> please know mine and other people' s stories. we know firsthand what this drug does to people. -- the american cancer society and cancer action network filed this letter in opposition to the bill saying in essence, some patients need the strongest possible pain medication. >> we want to make sure that barriers are not put in place for cancer patients and others suffering from pain from getting the medication that they need to manage their pain. phil: a bird that has managed to elude capture is finally caught after terrorizing a neighborhood for months. heather: a little boys wish for a treehouse comes true. the incredible effort to bring him sheer -- sheer.

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>> you are watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. phil: a bird that is been terrorizing a brookline neighborhood has been finally caught. heather: we are live with a look at the team effort. >> we don' t mean to make him sound like a criminal, but this word needs a bit of guidance. he injured a lot of people and his -- it was peter butter that living that lured him back into his cage. >> he is in. >> he had been on the lam for months and taking up residence in this neighborhood. folks to not mind his screeching but he had started to pack cold

started to pack holes -- peck holes in the historic homes here. the vet is checking them out but we know that he has weathered this ordeal pretty well. phil: his favorite show is spongebob? heather: right after nested five -- right after newscenter5. phil: a black bear caught on camera making himself home in a backyard.

heather: a treehouse, especially one in this boy' s backyard. his wish was granted by the make-a-wish foundation. maxwell is battling cancer and

he wished for a treehouse that could house his family and friends. it comes complete with a wraparound deck, a porthole window and -- phil: that is cool. topic of ceremony for the new boston brewers ruckus facility, workers slipping the final beam in place for the warrior alice -- warrior ice arena in boston landing right next to the sleek new headquarters of new balance. they will also have a pro shop, retail space, the ice should be ready to go by training camp next year. heather: how would like to find this guy hanging out in your backyard? that' s what happened to a west springfield family. the homeowners of spot of the bear rolling around on bales of hay. played with the grandsons ball. he stayed there for a half hour before finally wondering off.

turns out that bears are not that unusual in the neighborhood. another one was spotted earlier wandering around town eating pumpkins. phil: we have pumpkin pie. i can understand that. harvey: i' m really happy because i thought for sure i was going to get a pun out of you this evening, but we did not this time. we do not have a low -- a whole lot of rain going on -- most of this activity has been weakening as you see the aerial coverage has been drinking. the front still has to come through the region and a little more moisture might be in the southeastern mass and the cape this evening. look at these high saboteurs -- high temperatures for the weekend. the average is 59, certainly

1/10 of one degree below normal for the average for october. a change is coming. all you have to do is look at boston, new york and washington, and at syracuse and sault ste. marie. you will notice the difference tomorrow, clouds gathering in boston as it' s 70 degrees right now. southwesterly wind at 14 miles per hour. now we see 50' s from orange to keen to fit steel and albany because that' s just behind the front that' s going to be moving through in the next couple of hours. by tomorrow morning, a whole different air mass will be over us and you will feel the difference. it will be invigorating, a bit cooler than you might like. 40' s for boston and a few 30' s in the suburbs. tomorrow, the temperatures will rise a few degrees in spite of a lot of sunshine.

wind that is a chilly air mass. friday night and early saturday will be chilly around here. with a clockwise circulation, it does not mean a northeasterly wind around the cape where some low clouds may come in. it' s possible they could be flirting with the coastline on saturday morning. can exchange after that, as we get increasing clouds saturday would be from the west as this front approaches. like many of the fronts recently, it does not pack a big punch and the showers that apart. there were the showers i tonight. that enzyme we get a good deal of sunshine, tomorrow -- that ends and we get a good deal of sunshine, tomorrow. the clouds will thicken overnight saturday night and a couple of showers in western new peter out or they can get here on sunday.

there is your story. tomorrow is breezy and much cooler by at least 20 degrees. chile, frosty north and west of boston early saturday and then a patchwork sky in the 50' s. milder for sunday and i can' t rule out a possible sprinkle or light shower although i think the odds are the game may be played without any wet weather. we turn chillier for the first half of next week with some sign of some significant wet weather moving in my about wednesday night and thursday. >> now, sportscenter five with mike rain. mike: the red sox manager and -- reported today that his cancer is in remission. today he received the joyous news from all the good people at mgh.

in august 14. it was stage one non-hodgkin' s lymphoma. october 4 he finished his chemo treatment and today he got the news he will be help. it looks like the target date for him returning is why february 19. we just learned moments ago that jerry remy has re-up for two years. he will do a maximum of 120 games, a minimum of 100 games for those two years. there is been speculation that he will have a reduced role that he is back. the patriots and the jets sunday afternoon. number 24 getting ready to go up against jonelle revis. >> i don' t know, he has seen a lot of guys and a lot of star

i' m just a measly little guy. mike: for a high 5 this week, we head out on route 16 and pulled to boston high school with the football team enters the playoffs. this is a program that always aims for excellence, and they usually succeed. they have once again rebuilt and retooled. the high school panthers are defending super bowl champs. they are back in the hunt once again, unbeaten in late october. >> we are very fortunate to have great kids come through, and that' s what it' s all about. it' s the jimmy' s and joe' s, not the exes and knows -- x' s and o'

>> i knew we had it in us, plenty of kids in this team that can step up. i know that this year, they will step in and take control. mike: they have already clinched the tri-valley league large title, the 21st championship, and they have nine super bowl wins in school history. winning is a tradition and its expected. is pressure to win a good thing? >> it absolutely motivates us. i think the team came together was on his from last year. i think, with everybody doubting us and saying we would not return and be the team that we were, last year, and only give us more motivation. >> every year we meet up and write out three goals for the team. the first one each year is to win the tvl. mike: second one?

i wanted to prove people that doubted us wrong. the third was to chill out. mike: the crowd standstill when they play. the fans label them the red sea. the formula for success is hardly complicated. >> we practice every day as hard as we can and we when the games during the week. mike: as a coach with say, the price for success is always paid in advance. we salute the high school panthers as this week' s -- >> i-5 -- high five. [cgh heering] mike: all about the jimmy' s and the joe' s. heather: i love that. phil: there was nothing about the eddies and the mike' s.

coming up tonight, five on the opioid crisis. >> i was 100% a danger to everybody and everything around me. heather: and veterans these candidly about his own drug addiction while serving his country. just how widespread he says the problem is in the active duty military. that' s tonight at 11:00. >> -- u.s. special forces involved in a daring and deadly mission against isis. the baby left at a daycare workers apparently left up -- locked up and left. phil: on chronicle, you order breakfast all day and into the night. sample precious spirits direct from the distillery. discover a spot to take your ping-pong skills and a place to unleash your inner child.

heather: lovely today. harvey: the weather is good enough to be on a golf course. heather: did you tee off today? phil: that today, maybe tomorrow

harvey: it is cooler tomorrow, back to the way it should be this time of year. most of the weekend looks ok, there could be a spot shower on sunday. i don' t see a whole lot at this point and right around 60 degrees for the game. heather: there are some halloween parade people are worried about. harvey: i don'

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