the so-called bonnie and clyde were arrd in pennsylvania. phil: joseph and jenni carrier were arrested after allegedly robbing a ban in del -- bank in delaware. they are accused in massachusetts, florida and maryland as well. jc: route 20 in oxford is still closed more than eight hours after this deadly crash involving two cars and a cement truck. a mother is now dead. phil: her eight-month-old baby is in critical condition. jack harper is live at a scene that is known for accidents. reporter: it is, ed. they are in the process of getting the huge truck out of here. it took them hours to get it upright and now they have to get it out of here. this truck if you can imagine head on colliding with a chevy cavalier. now we understand from the state police the woman killed is the mother of the two children inside.

is not a total surprise. >> it sounded like dynamite. >> state police say it was head on a loaded cement truck and a car. it is on a route 20 curve where residents have grown to expect bad crashes. >> i don't know what they are going to do about it. >> the crash pushed the car into an suv injuring two additional people. but the fatality was in the first car. support. a third seriously hurt. i know a woman and two children were in that vehicle. >> i walked up to see what was going on and there is a baby's cup on the ground and the car is covered over in sheets and it is awful. >> there is that car up there. >> investigators are still analyzing the crash to determine who veered over the center divider. witnesses say the truck driver appeared extremely distraught. >> i have seen a truck driver

crying saying i killed somebody. reporter: as of a few minutes ago the state police are eliminating their preliminary investigation saying the woman in the car crossed the line into the path of the cement truck. again she is 31 years old and her name is not being released. her 8-month-old baby is unfortunately on life support at this point and the 2-year-old baby also in the car is in serious condition. other injuries here are not that bad. in oxford, jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5. >> more breaking news. police are now saying they found the car they were looking for in connection with the deadly hit and run. they are in the process of getting search warrants so they can examine it. so far there have been no arrests. police believe he was standing at a hotel on route one and walking along the highway when hue was hit. >> a bizarre scene as a murder

he is accused of shooting and killing his uncle in hyde park on saturday. she stayed hunched over and refused to speak. the former boston civilian i'm employee had gotten foo drugs. he was angry and acting hot when francis went to her home to calm her down. the father of four was about to turn 50. >> i just don't understand. they were so, so close. why would she do something like this? >> lewis was ordered to undergo a 20-damon tall evaluation. evaluation. a student is charged with raping a woman on campus. the suspect is accused of trying to intimidate the latest victim. rhondella richardson is live. >> the victim and suspect and the students here and friends and never dated. we concealed the young woman's identity as she held her side of the story.

>> kept falling asleep and waking up to something different. my pants being down a little bit or shirt being up a little bit. >> she is a 21-year-old bridgewater state university student and accusing him of a dorm room sex assault. >> charging you with rape and intimidating a witness. >> police say the students were in sandy's apartment on thursday overnight into friday. >> i was disgusted because something happened to my body i didn't like. >> he denies he raped this young lady and it is important everybody understands that. >> he is out of jail on bail, but suspended from school and there is a restraining order keeping him away from his alleged victim. >> even after i told him what i think about what he did texts me. >> this text conversation lead to the intimidation charge.

>> was he trying to see if you were going to the police? >> no, it was more like i think i got away with it. let's hang out. if i don't say anything next week it could be to somebody else. >> it took a lot to get the courage up to come forward. also we will have the latest statistics on campus. rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> we know what caused this massive house explosion over the weekend and we are hearing the terrifying calls for help made moments after the home went up in flames. heather is here with the tapes. >> sunday's fire was accidental, but preventable. they say the homeowner was trying to fix her hot water heater when she mistakenly removed the gas shut off valve. the home quickly turned into an inferno. a frantic neighbor called 9-1-1. >> there was a house explosion and oh my god there is someone in the house.

>> how do you know they are in the house? >> i don't know if they are in the house, but we are running to see. >> the homeowner was able to escape without injury which is remarkable. this explosion is a powerful reminder to leave the plumbing , hetting and other repairs to professionals. a chilly start to the morning. are woo we -- are we going to have the same? >> there were 20s and 30s in more spots, and classic fall weather. it warmed up late morning and early afternoon and most of us in the 50s. it is nice and clear. the winds will be nice and the heat escapes back out to space. 30s and 40s by 10:00 and 20s and 30s will booy common. will be common. there is a frost advisory for the cape. the reason is there hasn't been a true freeze down there yet.

it happened elsewhere. that's why there is a frost advisory. for boston the winds should be light and we should move into the low 50s. then we have a big storm system and that's the remanence of patricia and we will talk about that in a few minutes. jc: the mayor was joined by the boston mayor and congresswoman katherine clark for a summit to discuss the city's fight against opiod abuse. recovering is and health officials were there. there is a push to ban opiod prescriptions for children and teenagers. phil: several polls are showing dr. ben carson pulling ahead of don trump in iowa. trump spent this morning in new hampshire with a rally and town hall event in atkinson. todd was there. reporter: he came for a rally at the hon tall.

keep the supporters he has helping him win the polls and number two, win over undecided voters. a warm welcome from a room full of new hampshire voters. some undecided. in the early morning rally at the atkinson country club trump defended his style saying the president should have a tough tone. >> bush said i don't like mr. trump's tone. we have people whose heads are being chopped off in the middle east and he is worried about tone. we need tough tone. believe me. it is time. >> trump spoke in depth on foreign policy and backed up by a strong military. >> if i win we are going to build the strongest military we have had in the country. >> the leading gop candidate for president who has made controversial comments about women in the past said women have no right to fight for muslim women to remove the veil they wear. >> they want to. what the hell are we getting involved for?

you don't have to put on make up. wouldn't it be easier? right? wouldn't that be easy. i tell you, if i was a woman -- i am ready, darling, let's go. >> donald trump returned to familiar themes, immigration, foreign policy and the economy. >> we will have so -- so many wins they will be pouring out of your ear. you will get tired of it. you will say let's have a loss because this is getting boring. >> trump is the leading gop new hampshire. but his lead is slipping in iowa where the caucuses are now less than 100 days away. reporting in atkinson, new 5. >> the democratic presidential caned dealt will be campaigning on wednesday, in manchester to be specific. some say that her biggest gift came from joe biden who

>> it was prices are within a they president ared the average price -- they reported the average price is down to $2.07. that's 13 cents than the national average. a year ago at this time the average price was more than a dollar higher at $3.09. so let's take a look at first alert traffic and the roadways. once again the glare will get you every time headed westbound on the pike. let's go to the maps and find out how things are across the board. 25 minutes is not bad. if you are headed northbound you are looking at a half hour ride up are deck to 128. you do see the flags with some problems in and around the city. 93 in newton corner. western tolls 495 it looks like you have a back up there with a problem probably an accident, 34 minutes. it does open up as you get

run -- 495 is running fine in both directions. >> this time of year and this time of day, wow. jc: thousands focused on drying out after the torrential rains from hurricane patricia. phil: we have the pictures including a deadly tornado making its way to new england. jc: and the tour bus that exploded causing a casino to evacuate. phil: hear what motivated a family to open their wallet. jc: a record setting dough nails to wellesley college. but it is only the beginning

>> you're watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. jc: nearly 200 people are dead after a powerful earthquake in afghanistan. it had a magnitude of 7.5. most of the victims were in pakistan where the death toll stands at 147. 33 people killed in afghanistan. the earthquake didn't do much structural damage because the epicenter was so deep. phil: we have new information on the deadly airstrike on the doctors without border hospital. the associated press reports that the army green berets will request the attack in october. they few it was a hospital and they believe it was under taliban control. 30 people were killed in the attack. >> the dramatic rescue of a toddler caught off the coast of turkey. the fisherman grabbed the boy and sprung into action getting water out of his lungs and stomach suffering from hypothermia they wrapped him in a blanket to keep him warm arrives.

and doctors say he is in good condition. phil: fidelity is accused of unethical behavior. they allowed the advisors to use the on-line broker dealer platform. the secretary of state said one of the advisors made hour than 730,000 in trade fees. fidelity is not accused of any criminal wrongdoing. more volkswagen employees have been suspended and they may have known about the cheating, but failed to speak up about it. vw admitted the cars with diesel engines were programed to trick the emission tests. jc: remanence of hurricane patricia is triggering flash flooding across several states. reporter: driving in torrential downpours turned deadly in louisiana.

control of his car during the storm. more than eight inches of rain from new orleans to baton rouge dead to power outages and flooding around louisiana state university. in some spots the water hour than three feet deep turning some lsu football players into good samaritans. >> i didn't expect to see cars on the water it was a very unfortunate situation. everybody needs to pay more attention to the barricades and the signs. >> in texas residents are still reeling after taking a beating from mother faich over the weekend. >> we heard a crash and we thought somebody came through the front door. >> i just said no way. and then we saw all of the damage to the house and we are just lucky -- >> today the focus in the lope star state is cleaning -- lonestar state is cleaning up and breaking out from san antonio to dallas.

high water rescues south of dallas alone. >> it is such a good reminder. we talk about the eye of the storm and the landfall and then there is all of this damage that can happen well after the storm. and it is large in terms of the number of miles impacted. >> it impacts specific regions. i lived in kenner, louisiana. it is below sea level. so to begin with you are dealing with an issue. add that storm and have you complications. >> and behind us we can see the remanence of patricia. let's look at our weather and what's coming up. obviously we saw it already, cool, sunny start to the week. that's going to be repeated again tomorrow. it does look like we will get some heavy rain and mild temperatures and gusty winds in the midweek period. it looks like it will be centered around wednesday night overnight. the strongest winds and the heaviest rain. and it looks a little cooler for halloween weekend, but not

it looks polic -- pleasant for the trick-or-treaters. we had 20s around and by late morning and afternoon it felt nice out there especially with the sunshine and the winds calming down. there is boston almost perfectly clear ought there. our temperature is 49 and it is a wee bit cooler. it is east at seven miles per hour. where the wind is not off the water it is in the 50s. the air is quite dry and as you can see the temperatures mostly in the 50s with a few upper 40s along the shoreline, keep this in mind. the skies are cleared and the wind is light and the air is dry. the heat of the day goes right on out to space and it allows the temperatures to free fall to some extent. similar areas to this past morning is below freezing. even though the readings are being shown to be not that cold on the cape there will be

pockets that will be cold enough on the cape tonight. and tomorrow the temperatures do bounce back into the 50s. probably a few degrees milder tomorrow afternoon than it was today. a good deal of sunshine. that will be the beginning of the change. tomorrow night it won't be as cool and then wednesday as the clouds gather and the breeze picks up, it moves up to the 50s to near 60. what will be interesting is when we get that weather, we will have gusty to strong southerly winds and it will bring mild tropical air up. the temperatures may rise into the low 60s overnight on wednesday night to start the day out on thursday. this is the moisture that we are talking about. the remanence of patricia moving first to the north and then to the northeast. we can see we have enough room for clear skies for tomorrow. huer is a look at the clear skies overnight and for tomorrow. a lot of sun. notice at the end of the day,

move in from the southwest. those clouds will thicken, but for wednesday morning's commute even though it is mostly cloudy the rain will be well off to the south and west of us. we don't have a wet commute, but it could be for the wednesday evening commute. now how much rain could we get in the overnight period wednesday night into thursday? there is potential for one to two inches or more of rain. the healthiest rainfall we have seen here in quite awhile. there is your look at tomorrow. a nice day after that cold start and then wednesday -- let's give you the rest of the time line or at least getting into the heavier periods of rain. they will start to come in later on wednesday and especially wednesday night. there will be elements of heavy rain. one to two inches or more possible with gusty to strong winds. there may even be some coastal flooding at high tide. and then there is only a left over shower or two and it is quite mild. a little cooler on friday and fairly mild during the day.

it might be as mild as the 50s for the trick-or-treaters on saturday. i say evening and it is dropping into the 40s. this is a weekend we change the clock. and sunday looks fairly mild. low 60s and a touch cooler on monday. it is hard to say right now. >> are you backing off the rain? >> that should be gone. jc: halloween is this saturday so people like me can trick or treat with their kids and the weather will be spectacular. phil: don't you hate when you have to put on the down jackets? jc: trying to piece together what lead up to the oak -- oklahoma state homecoming parade. phil: what the driver insists didn't happen. jc: and changing the age to legally buy tobacco products including e-cigarettes. phil: and shocking news about

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the fire was put out they thanked the first responders and posed for photos. it is still not clear what caused the fire, but it did not look suspicious. jc: a woman who is accused of driving into a crowd of people is now facing charges. she killed four and injured 50 others. phil: her family and friends say drugs and alcohol were not involved. >> family members came to her defense. >> this is to the her character. we don't have answers either. >> around 10:30 on saturday a crowd of oklahoma state homecoming fans were watching the parade when 25-year-old chambers allegedly drove her gray car into the screaming crowd. the impact? too graphic to show. >> it hit people thump, thump, thump. >> four people lost their lives.

bonnie and 23-year-old student nikita and nash lucas whose child was a symbol of love and joy. >> trust in god and love those who have been lost. >> she appeared fine just the night before but prief yously suffered -- but previously suffered from mental illness. >> she was really good at hiding her problems because she didn't want the family to worry about her. >> they believe she was driving under the influence, but her boyfriend said that's impossible. >> i said that the blood tests would come back negative because i know there is no way she was drunk or impaired. no drugs whatsoever. she just wasn't that type of person. >> she was arraigned today and chambers is being held on a million dollars bond. she has been charged with four counts of murder and second-degree. those charges may be changing as the fifth victim is reportedly in grave condition at this hour.

mourning. where he was heading when he lost his life in a deadly crash. >> and growing concern about the dangers of high school football. why 2015 may be one of the deadliest seasons ever.

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