hunkering down in the tourist town of puerto vallarta. it looks like based on the strength of the storm, they are bracing for catastrophic damage. harvey: there is no question, this is anywhere from dangerous to catastrophic. you see the well-defined eye . you can see them getting a little bit of secured. when you are that immense and intense, a little weakening is not a big deal. category five looks like when it will make landfall and ultimately, it will move over land and we can after that. we are talking about sustained winds of 190, got up to 35. anything close to that, hurricane winds extending out --

there is puerto vallarta, and you can see the storm promotion will take it to the east. that is close enough. when we look at the track, it will weaken as it nears the mountains of mexico. dangerous and frightening mudslides are possible there. then it will be enhancing reign over texas and the gulf coast where they have already had an enormous amount of rain. at that will play out this weekend and early next week. phil: thanks. right now police are searching for a killer after a man was found dead in a busy section of brighton. the shooting happened just after midnight. newscenter 5' s jim lokay reports, neighbors are concerned tonight. >> i am in shock. i can' t believe this. jim: people like karen sloan told this relatively new development home. people are moving through day in and day out.

>> the street is fairly busy during the day. work trucks, people going to work. jim: she did not hear the gunshots, but somebody did, and that is how police found the 30-year-old victim. the gunman took off across a nearby parking lot and across western out. it is hoped that surveillance video will provide clues. sloan talks about the number of families nearby. >> we have the school bus here in the morning. the kids don' t need to know about it. jim: another incident of violence if two people opted instead to -- >> hash it out. don' t shoot each other. it' s wrong. jim: there was a stroller and one of the vehicles. the investigation continues. jim lokay, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: right now, police are searching for a man who robbed a mcdonald'

s while carrying what looked like a rifle. the suspect walked into the fast food restaurant, pointed the gun it one of the workers and said "give me the money, or i will kill you. he took off with the register drawer. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. phil: a major sale may speed up development in boston' s seaport district the last big chunk of land is being sold for 359 million dollars. chestnut hill' s w.s. development is buying the remaining land around seaport square with a goal of building offices, housing, and shops where vacant parking lots now sit. no snow in the forecast, but boston is trying to stay ahead of the winter. who could blame them after last winter? the public works department that would help cut down on massive snowpiles like the ones winter. it was june -- june -- before a mountain in south boston finally melted. jc: let'

s take a look at first alert traffic. you can see the low angle of the sun, and of course, those into it. let' things are. cell phone on 193, it does pretty jammed. a half-hour. upper deck to 128, a lot of problems in and around the boston area. it will lighten up a little bit. then it starts to bob down as you get closer to 495. 35 minutes there. you are looking at more than double the normal drive time, mass pike to eye to 90. that' s a look at first alert traffic. phil: new trouble for the embattled secret service a new -- secret service. >> a new report finds two officers asleep on the job. one of them at the white house. the fallout tonight. phil: did hillary clinton' s testimony on capitol hill help or hurt her presidential chances? the reaction from voters to the

11-hour hearing. jc: do your hands reveal your age? new research says yes what you can do to ma for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how many meetings are youvhaving? stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane.

>> you are watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. jc: hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail tonight, after a marathon-day on capitol hill. there' s new reaction to her testimony about the 2012 benghazi attacks that killed four americans. newscenter 5' s aixa diaz is live in our washington bureau. aixa: jc, hillary clinton says she tried putting statesmanship over partisanship. republicans say they are not done looking for answers. secretary clinton: as some of you know, i do a pretty long day yesterday. aixa: an upbeat gallery clinton addressed a women' s democratic leadership forum the day after her grilling on capitol hill. the republican-led house committee investigating benghazi grilled clinton for 11 hours about the events leading up to the 2012 attacks. >> the people we work for deserve the truth.

imagine i thought more about what happened and all of you put together. >> the testimony revealed little new information, but the committee says its work and in use she is one of -- says its work continues. >> she is one important wit is out of 50. >> without clinton testifying again, it won' t go on. are not going to get committee. yesterday was the last day the republicans had a chance to make a of this and they failed completely. aixa: democrats say they will say on the panel for now after they considered quitting following yesterday' s hearing. aixa diaz, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: service. officers got sleeping on the job. one of the white house. the other was on duty at eight

foreign diplomat' s resident. scheduling played a role in officer could do and many pose a danger to the secret service officers and those they protect. job. is it consequence of bad management. phil: the allegation was the senior secret service officials were contemplating embarrassing jason chaffetz about his agency. and then what she did next is rare. jc: still to come, the teen that hit the football field right after played and nailed it. phil: a massive water main break caught on camera. the scene this morning in queens.

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jc: a water main break in new york city caused major problems this morning. it happened at a construction site in the elmhurst section of queens. several nearby roads were flooded and shut down. subway and bus service in the area was delayed. all the construction workers made it out safely. phil: a judge has given hulk hogan permission to investigate e-mails and text messages from

gawker. hogan claims that the site was behind a rant he made on a sex tape. bowkerville attorneys are upset with the judge in the decision, saying it is unprecedented and they plan to appeal. former subway sandwich pitch-man jared fogle has agreed to a plea bargain in the child sex case against him. fogle will pay one-point-four -- 1.4 million dollars in restitution. that is $100,000 for each of his 14 victims. he will also plead guilty to child pornography and another charge. the deal will force fogel to serve between five and 12 1/2 years in prison for secretly photographing and paying minors for sex. fogle became the face of the popular sandwich chain after losing 200 pounds on what he called the subway diet. jc: it was a kick almost a decade in the making. an alabama high school student and homecoming queen suited up for her dad' s team, fulfilling a

this story looks like so many others under those friday night lights. cheerleader wins homecoming queen. but to get the full story, you have to go back to jodi filled childhood when she was 10 years old, going to work with her dad, the west boston head coach. >> every day i went to football practice and i kicked. i kicked because i loved it. it was different. >> it became an inside joke that one day she make it for the west balkan tigers. jc: the seed was planted and she kept practicing. she became a cheerleader and was nominated for the homecoming court. she wanted to the bill that promise she made to her dad is a little girl. >> the boys were at practice. i had to wait for dad to get done. >> i told them i had to check

with the ballplayers and make sure he was ok with them. jc: they said yes. >> i guess this was the first year that a football player was on the homecoming court. he said, that' s right. jc: the kick was good. the moment captured forever. >> he will never have a son. every dad, i' m sure, dreams of having a son they will be able to play football with. but he will be able to say my daughter kicked a game. that is very special to me. jc: that game will be there only one together because -- at least jody is a player -- because jodi is headed to college next year and her dad is retiring as head coach at the end of the season. what a moment. phil: that was a great story until that last piece of sound number. harvey, every father wants to hear that from their child. what a beautiful story.

harvey: a really beautiful story. even nicer than the beautiful skies we had. the high in boston was 59. that was left over from yesterday' s warmth. temperatures have been falling ever since. a low of 4604. we are just about average for this month of october. all of the ups and downs like yesterday' s ups and yesterday downs in terms of temperature. this is the time of year when colors are near peak in our local area. a day like today, ctainly you can seal of the beautiful color that is around with the chill in the air. that' s what we have. 42 around 50, those gusty breezes are starting to diminish little by little and let the light wind and the clear skies, it really sets it up for the temperatures to freefall. that means the widespread frost is going to be occurring outside the city of boston and away from

the immediate shoreline. the north could be a little cloudy as it forms around the cape. that wind will be light out of the northeast or southeast tomorrow. there could be loud -- low clouds. otherwise after that cold start, temperatures will be 50 to 55 during the afternoon hours. tomorrow night may not be as cold as tonight because clouds will be coming in and there could be wet weather by early sunday. sunday itself should be be milder of the two days with afternoon temperatures right around 60. if the sun does come out, it could get to low or mid 60' s before chilly air comes in sunday night and early next week. high pressure in control. as it moves off, it allows an approach from the west, and as it does so, the clouds will thicken later tomorrow and tomorrow night.

showers that move them area late tomorrow night and sunday morning. likely they will be weakening as they come toward the coast line and will move off or dissipates toward the middle of the day on sunday. clearing will come from the north and west, may take a wild to reach south and east -- take a while to reach south and east. just a fuse -- just a few showers arounds in the morning. otherwise, chilly tomorrow, low 50' s. the patriots are playing the jets. i can' t completely rule out a spritz. temperature should be mild and not especially when the. monday, new high pressure builds in. the first half of next week looks chilly and drive. indications are though that some significant wet weather will be here roughly in the wednesday night, thursday time period ,

and mild only to turn colder by friday. up. jc: all right. thank you, harv. you may be paying more for your thanksgiving dinner this year. the bird-flu outbreak wiped out more than 9 million turkeys meaning fewer turkeys in u.s. warehouses and higher prices for consumers. analysts are reluctant to declare a turkey shortage, but say turkey stocks are down more than 21 million pounds since august. year' s number. the main nurse first into quarantine after returning from fighting ebola is suing new jersey governor chris christie. she filed a lawsuit, saying the decision to isolate her was a constitutional violation. she is alleging false improvement, invasion of privacy, and violation of due process. at the time, christy ordered as people into isolation, saying they could not be trusted to

phil: take a close look at your hands tonight. new research finds most people can determine a person' s age just by looking at their hands but now a new non-surgical treatment may be able to keep people guessing. >> grades? 100 percent not? >> you have covered up those gray hairs. battled wrinkles and sun damage, and you even watch your weight, all in an effort to hide your years. at the end of the day, it could be your hands that reveal your true age. just like satin foster' s character trying to look half her age on the tv show "younger." >> it is important to rejuvenate your hands so they match the rest of your body. this is a filler that improves your hands.

reporter: it claims to give you a hand in more ways than one. >> it camouflages and adds volume, but it also triggers your body to make collagen as well. reporter: even younger generations of women are getting in on the hand wagon, with soon to be brides getting their homes slumped or the big day. -- getting their palms plumped for the big day. it is a simple procedure that takes 15 minutes and inns with a massage. >> you repeat that until it is re-volume must. reporter: prices for one treatment range from $800 to more than $1000. it is possible to turn back the hands of time. >> that result last over a year. reporter: wcvb newscenter 5. m all of a sudden very

phil: i look at my hands and they remind me of my dad. i like them and i hate needles. jc: well october is breast , cancer awareness month and we are celebrating survivors. phil: you have got to see, coming up next, one very special woman honored today. you will want to meet this 91-year-old. jc: and the thieves that took off with money meant for a good cause. plus a huge number of millionaires calling the city home. phil:

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jc: the boston hot pink luncheon in symposium took place today in a very special guest was in attendance. phil: she is one of the longest living breast cancer survivors. diagnosed with breast cancer in 1957 at the age of 33 and she had just given birth to her fourth child. doctors at the time gave her five years to live, despite a ovaries. says, relaxation. >> i would go out and have

good for her. carol says that she is very happy and she was other breast get better. now, moving on to the elementary school principal who kept his word. with the kids, and they came through, so he had to nae nae. phil: it is not as easy as it have you tried to do that with your kids? he told the students he would they raised by thousand dollars for a walk up on this year. the ended up raising nearly 9000. all to make sure kids got field trips free of charge. jc: this really rocked it. phil: totally. jc: and the kids are there trying to do that.

phil: professional artist and get that kind of response. jc: wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. right now -- a hurricane' s making history. the threat from the giant storm. harvey: from the 70' s to frost on saturday. which part of the weekend could have showers. phil: a bingo hall heist. >> i thought it was a joke. jc: 70 years after going to war, a special tribute to world war ii veterans. phil: tom brady' s trick leading to treats. the surprise it in a local grocery store. >> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. phil: the monster storm, hurricane patricia. forecasters predicting potentially catastrophic landfall.

are looking live at the wind over the southwestern coast line. residents and even tourist are hunkering down. chief meteorologist heavy -- harvey leonard tracking its strength and size. this is massive. harvey: yes, it is. you see that well-defined eye tearing down on the mexican coast. phil: not a lot of notice for them either. harvey: you' re right, not that long. here is what i will show you about this particular storm. the eye is visible, but not white as much as it was a few -- quite as much as it was a few hours ago. the latest advisory has the wins at 190 miles per hour. gus' s at 235. it stirs to excel rate and moved to the north and northeast. there is puerto vallarta. it will make a pass to the south

and east, but certainly there