who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. erika: breaking news off the top at noon a deadly crash in oxford. emily: two people were killed another hurt. let' s get to newscenter 5' s jack harper he just got to the scene. jack, what can you tell us? jacket: we are in oxford just about half a mile over the line from charleston. the cement truck that came run the turn obviously rolled over

a while that -- until they get it out of here. you can see the blue remains there alongside that suv. that is the truck in which two people inside the car were killed. they are not releasing any more about them at this point except to say that two people in the smaller car were killed. the suv was a third car involved as a car was pushed into it. we do not believe the person in that car was seriously injured. who messed up coming around the turn, we don' t know at this point. neighbors tell us that accident had happened in the past. there is an investigation. residents say that this crash sounded like thunder. >> i walked up to see what was going on and did there was a baby to be cap on the ground. -- abb cup on the ground. it was just awful. jack: it is a terrible accident,

and everyone who has seen it has obviously been upset. they are in the process of trying to investigate exactly what happened. they believe there were three people in the two cars, at least two who were in the smaller car. and according to state police now, confirmed to have been killed in this horrible crash. we will have more later on as they continue their investigation. emily: right now, this woman is waiting to face a judge accused of killing her uncle. family members left in disbelief, newscenter 5' s sera congi is live outside the courthouse in west roxbury where she just spoke with victim' s wife. sera? sera: the suspect, even on the list, is set to be arraigned within the hour for allegedly killing her uncle, his wife, and his family. this family is in shock, saying the two were very close. tears and hugs and disbelief. >> this is an both -- unreal.

sera: friends and family are trying to cope with the death of clyde francis. his wife was planning his 50th birthday party this friday. >> he would help anybody. he did not have to know you. >> >> the lycee, pulled the trigger. i just don' t understand because they were so, so close. -- yvonne lewis, who police say, pulled the trigger. t understand because they were so, so close. sera: the 11-year-old son was in place. it is unclear what happened. so strong. sera: several were wearing his trucking logo to honor his memory this morning in court. >> everybody loves him. it was lewis was at their home and

everything was fine and -- just two weeks ago that yvonne lewis was at their home and every thing was fine and everyone was happy. erika: right now, the malden catholic community is mourning the death of a senior at the school. 17-year-old alex vitale of peabody was killed last night when his car crashed into a utility pole at forest and summit streets. when police arrived, they found vitale trapped inside. he died at lahey hospital. emily: police are searching for a driver who hit and killed a man in saugus. it happened on route one just after eleven last night. witnesses say the man was hit by a mercedes but the description of the car was vague. no other details have been released. weather. it will not always be quiet. emily: still at this hour, only in the 40' s and 50' s through the area and that is where we will stay through the afternoon.

one of the reasons wise we have a pretty persistent wind out of the north and west and that is moving our temperatures down. 54 degrees in boston and 50 degrees in nantucket and we started out close to that, so not warming up that much. notice temperatures will warm up in boston and toward midnight dropping off into the 40' s and 50' s. we will be in for a chilly evening tonight. 40 to 56 is the high temperature, but as you look at the satellite and radar, not much is going on. a couple of clouds just to the south of nantucket, and other than that we are looking at sunshine and you can thank the high pressure for -- for that. a lot of rain associated with this one, the remnants of hurricane patricia and all of this is headed in our direction. through the next couple of days, dry today and dry tomorrow, but then the rain chances really

ramp up on wednesday. emily: new at noon. a bridgewater state student is expected to face a judge today, charged with sexually assaulting another student last week. campus police arrested musa sandi on saturday in connection with the alleged assault. they say sandi and the victim know each other. sandi was arrested again on sunday and charged with witness intimidation. he' s being held at the plymouth county house of correction. erika: a dorchester man will face a judge today for charges that he attacked a woman in the fenway. police say wayne barber tackled the victim early sunday morning in an alley off park drive. he allegedly threatened to kill her with a knife. the victim was slashed, but was able to get away. police arrested barber nearby. three men are expected in court today charged in a burlington meth lab bust at a local hotel. this is what police found inside. employees at the sonesta e.s. suites reported a strange smell coming from a room and said the person inside was wearing a gas mask.

quantity of methamphetamine. emily: commitment 2016: donald trump spending his morning in new hampshire with a rally and town hall event in atkinson. newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich with trump' s goals during this latest visit. todd: donald trump came here to the atkinson country club for a rally and the town hall. his mission was to full, keeping his league in the polls and number two, winning over undecided voters. a warm welcome from a room full of new hampshire voters, some undecided. he defended his style, saying the president should have a tough tone. mr. trump: mr. bush said, i don' t like trump tone. we have people with their heads being chopped off in the middle east and he is worried about tone.

todd: he said it would be backed up by a strong military. mr. trump: if i win, will have the strongest military in history. todd: with his controversial comments about women in the past, he told the crowd that america has no right to remove the veil of that' s what they want. mr. trump: they want to. we do not have a place getting involved. and in fact, it is easier. they don' t have to put on makeup or anything. todd: he returned to immigration, foreign policy, and the economy. mr. trump: you will get tired of winning. you will say, mr. president, let' s have a loss. as is getting boring.

the leading gop candidate nationally and here. but it is slipping a bit in iowa, where the caucasus is a little more than -- where the caucus is a little more than 100 days away. erika: the world have organization finds red meat is causing cancer. the american cancer society has long advocated for reducing red and processed meats. they say broiling and baking are better than grilling or pan fry ding -- pan frying. industry groups are calling it biased or misleading. you may have about this study, including how to cook meat to reduce potential cancer risk. emily: a massive earthquake in also felt in pakistan and india.

the foreign minister said they will not ask for help because they have the rescue efforts under control. the search for answers is on after a whale watching tour takes a tragic turn. the boat carrying dozens of people, capsized. erika: at least five are dead and one passenger is still missing. abc' s brandi hitt with the latest in the investigation. brandi : this is the whale watching both final moments before capsizing and thinking. >> there were people all over the place in the water. randy: -- brandi: at least 27 were on board and at least five are concluded dead. another 20 were rescued from the water. several were hospitalized and one remains >> missing. cause is under investigation.

>> the cause is under investigation. brandy: because of the large size of the vote, passengers were not required to wear their life jackets on board. >> it is a company that started whale watching here. brandi : several boats joined in the search for survivors. locals say the boat has the potential tool a lot more than just 27 people and this incident could have been much worse. abc news, los angeles. emily: a powerful explosion levels a local home. new at noon, the accident that investigators say led to the blast. erica: cities underwater, flooded by the remnants of hurricane patricia and it is not over yet. emily sunny and cool today, but : big changes are coming. the warm up and when we could see heavy rain and wind from the remnants of hurricane patricia. emily:

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erika: new at noon, we now know a gas explosion destroyed a taunton home. replace her hot water heater when an accident happen with the gas shut off without. without the gas shutoff valve on the hot water heater, gas poured into the basement and any number of things could have ignited it. the boom was so powerful it shook nearby neighbors. >> i heard my whole house shake. >> it was horrifying. erika: the homeowner was able to escape without injury, but the home is a total loss. it is always important to have an expert repair major home appliances. erika: governor baker ordered a review after a toddler was identified last month.

show just how much state workers were involved with the girls family. her body was discovered in june in a trash bag on dear island. her mother and mother' s boyfriend have been charged in her death. noon, kids in public schools and some of the nation' s largest cities spend 20 detroit five hours -- spent 20-25 hours each school year taking standardized tests. over the weekend, president obama' s said -- president obama taking these exams in school. they are meeting today to exams. emily: what is left of hurricane patricia keeps pounding the south with heavy rain and sun communities have been swamped by water. elizabeth is in new orleans right now. elizabeth: torrential rain across louisiana overnight.

with winds reaching 80 miles per hour. a tornado touching down and injuries. in texas, and wind so strong it caused these -- this empty tanker to run aground. and a path of destruction in houston. >> i looked at the window and all you saw was a whirlwind of trash. elizabeth: the lone star state is still risk -- is still recovering from record-breaking rainfall. this elderly man and his dog were trapped in a flooded truck and in houston, this man was stuck in that high water, swimming to find his submerged vehicle. >> i watched my card told -- slowly disappear. elizabeth: and another was rescued from a storm drain. >> it was a wild ride for him. elizabeth: forceful floodwaters also knocked this tree onto its side over the weekend. all of this from the remnants of

eastern pacific. the wind was peaking miles per hour, powerful enough to flip this truck over. we are now weather related fatality here in louisiana. man was killed when he lost control of his car during the storm. abc news, new orleans. emily: we know the moisture is look over atlanta and all of east. bri: the rain impact coming this way is very high on wednesday, actually in the afternoon overnight. showers, but

from the remnants of patricia, a lot of heavy rain is associated and it is headed in our direction. high-pressure is dominating our weather, though, which is giving us sunshine. anywhere from an inch to two inches in some places is coming, and that could cost haunting on the roads. we really welcome the rain because it is under a drought. we really are going to welcome that rain in. with the rain and the storm system, temperatures will actually moderate up. by wednesday, 60 degrees. by thursday, 66 degrees. and we will get milder air moving in. we could also get some thunderstorms. we will talk about that in just a second.

51 degrees right now and the wind right now is also called -- quiet and will be out of the northwest today. here is what we expect, low 50' s, but by midnight overnight lows will be running really cool tonight stop we are we' s through the merrimack valley, upper 40' s in boston and the cape with clear skies. a chilly start tomorrow morning. you deftly want to grab a coat, and probably a winter jacket will be net area. as the wind shifts from the north and west to the south, temperatures will moderate just a touch, but only running into the mid to upper 50' s. lots of sunshine, though, and some clouds by tomorrow evening. let me show you the future cast on everything.

the rain is still well to the south and east. but by wednesday at 10:00 p.m., -- by wednesday at 10:00, showers are indicating the rain could get here as early as late morning. by lunchtime into the evening commute, heavy rain is ongoing. also gusty wind associated with this warm front, and milder conditions. heavy rain, very high in terms of storm impact, and gusty winds also. there could be minor flooding with this one. the good thing is, once we get through this as we had toured, let' s say, friday -- or excuse me, thursday first. you know there is a patriots game at home and buy kickoff at 8:30 p.m., it will be mostly cloudy and temperatures in the upper 50' s.

t forget to turn your clocks act one hour as daylight savings -- back one hour as night as well. [bellringing] hundreds gathered to sea. the ship the all thorough e --l faro disappeared at sea hurricane. sharing memories and heartache. >> we all loved jeffrey so much and will miss him terribly, but he will never truly be missed. he will live on in our hearts, in our three beautiful children. s parents made a special point of thanking their communities, saying it was friends and neighbors who have gotten them through very

miracle messages from a homeowner. emily: one man' s mission to reunite them with their loved ones and where we continue next. and we do continue to follow developments on this crash on 20. a car and truck collided head-on, and then involved a

emily: a rock and emotional project to help people get back in touch with their families. erika: this mentors the country and records help people and uploads them to social media. right now he is in new hampshire and hopes family members will see the video and reunite people with their loved ones. in addition, he has been to maine and vermont and his next stop will be massachusetts. [laughter] emily: an early halloween scare for a toddler.

youtube sensation after his adorable reaction to his grandpa' s lion roar. his aunt tells the huffington post jett loves to be scared, and always ends up laughing with grandpa, afterward. his face is priceless. step out of the door in the middle of the night, bri: because it is cold these days. bri:and tomorrow morning will be no different. jacket, remember that.