suv where two oers were injured. but thought seriously. >> sounded like dynamite went off. i heard a big bang. >> investigators worked for hours and then removed the smaller vehicles, but the 45-ton cement truck was a test. the terrible crash on a route 20 turn comes as no surprise to the locals. >> i don't know what they are going to do about it. >> they are still in the process of continuing to look into what may have caused the accident here. the woman in the car actually crossed the line hitting the cement truck. they say all of us are traumatized by what happened here. 5. >> more breaking news now and police say they have found the car they were looking for in connection with a deadly hit-and-run on route 1 in sauguss. so far there have been no arrests in this case.

the victim is a 33-year-old man who was hit late last night while walking along that highway. >> tragedy in pea body. a teenager killed when his car crashed into a utility pole. he was alone in the car last night when it crashed on summit street. he was taken to a nearby hospital and he did not survive. he was a senior at maldon catholic high. they issued a statement saying they are praying for his family. the cause is being investigated. >> a bridgewater state university student arrested and charged with raping a woman on campus. the suspect was in court today and rhondella richardson has more tonight. rhondella? >> the victim and suspect went to a local pub with friends for what everyone calls the thirsty thursday. the victim said she was drunk and kept falling asleep in the guy's room. considering she was intoxicated and the suspect was a friend she almost didn't come forward. >> if i want to sleep and fall asleep i should be able to do that without worrying about

>> did you tell him stop? >> multiple times. before we went to his room i told him that wouldn't happen. >> she is a 2 within yierld student and -- 21-year-old student and accusing mousa sandy who is now suspended from the university. >> there is a charge accusing you of rape. >> they laid together in the apartment on campus early friday morning after a night of drinking. >> he kept falling asleep and waking up to something. like my pands being pulled -- pants being pulled down a little bit and the shirt up a little bit. >> he denies he raped this young lady. i think that is most important that everybody uppedzs that. >> he is out of jail on $5,000 bail and there is a restraining order to keep him away from the alleged victim. this text conversation from the police report is what lead to the intimidation charge. >> was he going to see if you were going to the police.

no it was more i got away with it and let's hang out. if i don't say smig he will do the same thing to someone else. >> were you worried because of all of the assaults reported on campuses campuses and some on this campus? >> no because he was my friend. reporter: the administration says that there have been two reported rapes on campus for 2015. when there was three this time last year. in all cases the victim and suspect had some sort of rep. sort of relationship. live, rhondella richardson. and there was a frightening attack on a woman near fenway. he tackled a woman in the alley, pulled a knife on her and threatened to kill her. the victim was slashed, but fought back and was able to get a you way. >> a bizarre scene as a murder suspect had to be dragged into court today. she is accused of shooting and

on saturday. when officers carried her into court she stayed hunched over and refused to speak. family members say the employee had gotten into drugs. lewis was angry and acting out when francis went to her home to calm her down. the father of four was about to turn 50. why would she do something like this? >> she has been ordered to undergo a 20-day mental evaluation. we could learn more about the case of the little girl named baby doe. she was known as bella bond. her body was found in june on deer island. a report ordered by the governor reviewing the toddler's interaction due out this week. her mother and her mother's boyfriend has been charged in bella's death. we are hearing the call for help made moments after a home

the woman inside that made it out just in time. >> and the state fire marshall said the homeowner was fixing the hot water heater when she mistakenly removed the gas shut off valve. it sent gas flowing into her home and spark what you see, the huge inferno. several frantic neighbors called 9-1-1. >> hi, we have a house explosion. oh my god, there is someone in the house. >> how do you know they are in the house? i don't know, but we are running to go see. the house just exploded. >> we are on our way. >> the woman who lives in the house made it out before the explosion. she was not hurt and no one else was either. the fire chief says this is a good reminder. if you need work on a gas appliance in your home, it is best to call a professional. new at 6:00, a deal that could make the most faithful sox fancy red. a scathing report says the bo is sten redevelopment authority made a property deal with the team that cost taxpayers millions.

newscenter 5's janet wu shows us how it went down. reporter: the inspector general said when the boston redevelopment authority sold the rights on game day and the air rights to those lucrative seats it was flawed and it lacked transparency, but who noticed? they were on the way to the world world series. >> do you think the red sox took advantage of the euphoria of 2013 to slip this deal under the radar? >> i'm sure that was part of it. the mi yes, sir -- the mayor was at the game. >> and it makes a lot of sense and it is dwoing through the numbers we have -- going through the numbers we have. >> this was a bad deal for the city of boston and for the massachusetts taxpayers. >> they say the figures were based not on the revenues the red sox were bringing in, but on surrounding real estate values.

the red sox said they were bringing in $74,000 from the two venues. the red sox bought the rights 10 years. after that they don't have to pay the city anything. >> the bra failed. there was a total lack of transparency and no public hearings. the night of the meeting they asked them to delay the vote as they had done in many other cases and they didn't. it didn't make sense to the taxpayers in the city of boston. >> he changed the policies and procedures. >> are you going to look into reopening the whole deal with the red sox? >> i think legally we can't. >> now, the red sox released a statement calling the deal lawful and entirely appropriate. in fact, the organization had more rights than anyone in the past. ed? ed: you just heard from the mayor.

the boston mayor thinks the site draft kings should be taxed beyond what other corporations now pay. the boston-based site has drawn the attention of state and federal regulators who are investigating if it should be considered a form of gambling. he says he believes the company is currently being properly taxed, but the mayor isn't so sure. >> i think there is a unique opportunity and assuming they continue to do business for us to use that as a potential dedicated receive thew -- revenue source. >> the new revenue can be dedicated to transportation and specifically the mbta. >> a would be robber flashes a knife at a convenience store. what the clerk did next that sent the suspect running. >> new research saying processed meats are just as bad for you as cigarettes. the stud -- study that may have you putting the hot dog downright now. >> it is nice and clear right now, but there is moisture on the way.

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when a robber with a knife walked into manchester, new hampshire there was one thing he was counting on. the clerk showed it off today. she was behind the counter and demanded cash. that's when she grabbed the bigger knife and the would be robber took off. >> he put his hand on the counter and scream screamed give me the money, give me the money. i looked at him and i thought it was funny because he had the knife here. i reached for mine and showed him and he thought for a second and then ran out the door. >> she said she got the knife as a birthday present. manchester police are still

>> a babe ruth baseball card and 1949 red sox banner. that's just a couple of the items belonging to you the state is about to put up for sale. they are auctioning unclaimed property it has clcted over the years. it goes live on ebay this saturday. the money will go to the state's general fund. your car. you have noticed, haven't you? triple-a says the average self--serve regular fell another two cents to $2.07. that's 13 cents less than the national average of $2.20 and a dollar less than we were paying in massachusetts this time last year. >> let me ask you what did you have for lunch? >> a little roast beef. >> there you go. here is the thing. it is a question we are offering you as well. what did you have for lunch? >> if it involves bacon or balogna or even a kind of meat you will want to hear this next story. the link new research reveals about processed meats and p

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is this a blue a lobster as you have ever seen? it was caught off the coast of beverly over the weekend. the crew was hauling out their catch when they found the croreful -- colorful crews station. they tell us the odds of finding a blue lobster are about one in two million. >> probably one in four million if it is that blue. an eye opening new declaration and it comes from the world health organization that says eating nearly any kind of meat can lead to cancer. processed meats things like hot dogs, ham, bacon and they can cause colon and stomach cancers. they say they should be in the same category as smoking and as bees toss. and as asbestos. veal, lamb and other red meat

is it a recipe for health trouble? >> local in colorado lamb. we sell heritage pork. >> at butcher shop seven it is all about the meat. they even make 20 different kinds of sausage and smoked bacon. no one here is worried about the latest health study affecting business. >> people are used to hearing this kind of thing. it kind of comes and goes. the one thing i have learned from all of my years of working with julia childs and knowing her, the one thing i learn the most from her is everything in moderation. >> good advice considering a new study by the world health organization which makes the link between cancer and processed meat official. specifically the study calls processed meats such as sausage, smoked ham cars gnaw general -- smoked ham and carcinogenic. >> it is in the normal lifestyle and normal

>> he has conducted his own studies of red and processed meats. he says before you swear off bacon and burgers understand that even smoked turkey can pose some risk because it is more about the way the meat is prepared than the meat itself. >> it is the processing that seems to potentially bring out the cars gnaw generals that can contribute to a risk of colon cancer. >> your best bet don't over do do it. and increase it with regular exercise and loading up on fruits and veggies. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> everything in moderation and balance. balance. >> we dipped under 50 here in needham. will it be chilly? >> we may not have moderation when we talk about the rain and wind. fairly significant. let's give you the overview. tomorrow. for many. then rain and wind on wednesday afternoon and

time on thursday morning. it may still impact the thursday morning commute as well. it will be chilly tomorrow morning and the frost advisory from the cape and the islands. a lot of the cape and the islands, one location that hasn't had a true frost or a killing frost or hard freeze yet and it may happen. boston is 47 at this time. there is a gentle breeze off the the water and now the temperatures are starting to fall with the clear skies and the dry air and light winds. most of us are in the 40s already. and the evening is quite young. so we will see many 20s and low 30s with frost around the region during the overnight. boston will certainly stay above freezing. we will have a respectable temperature recovery in the 50s tomorrow. not too much wind. a chilly start, but then nice late morning and afternoon. reminds us of today. a milky sky late tomorrow. that's ahead of this. that's the remanence of what

was once powerful hurricane patricia. that's what we put up there. the remanence of patricia. we will start moving to the north and east. here is your time line at 11:00 tomorrow night. wednesday morning for the commute we don't have any rain issues here. wednesday evening's compute is likely to have rain and gusty winds around here. there may even be some heavier downpours and perhaps embedded thunderstorms overnight wednesday night. now here is the way it looks. it is nice and clear early tomorrow and for a fair part of the day high clouds and giving you the closer view here. some rain may start to reach the b ri kshires on -- birk shiers on wednesday morning. it gets pretty wet and it will be fairly windy as well. overnight on wednesday night, this is 2:00 a.m. thursday when some of the heavier downpours will be taking place and could still stick around through thursday morning's commute and then it dries out thursday afternoon. how much rain could we get. maybe one to two inches plus. by the way we could use the rain because it has been so

running way below average. and there will be wind with this beginning to build on wednesday. stronger winds and gusts are on wednesday and sometimes the computer model over does it. it will be tempered some, but it will be pretty windy during the course of wednesday night into thursday and still breezy on thursday evening as the skies will be clearing at that time. there is your next seven days. the wet weather comes in on wednesday afternoon and lasts into thur morning -- thursday morning. it could be 55 and breezy or windy. it will feel chillier. it will fall during the course of the game. thereafter we look okay. don't see any major storms on the horizon. and for trick-or-treaters after a fairly mild saturday, it may be optimistic. but it start out in the 50s in the midto late afternoon and then drops into the 40s in the evening. this is the weekend that we will befalling back late saturday night and early sunday morning. gaining an hour for the weekend, but the sunsets -- you don't even want to know

about that. i'll see you later on tonight. i'm harvey leonard. >> now, sports center 5 with mike lynch. >> this just in from the story that won't go away. the national football league has filed its opening brief in its appeal of the decision that vacated tom brady's four-game suspension for deflategate. there is fog in here you you -- nothing in here you haven't already heard. the judge over stepped his authority in evidence that linked him to the game. we are months away from oral arguments and we stress that it will have zero impact on the patriots this season. wait until you hear this story. bill belichick must have been chuck lig in his office when chris mccain from the dolphins electronically delivered a gift to the patriots. mccain is a linebacker who played in three games this year and has zero sacks sacks and zero tackle cs, but thought enough of himself to change the avatar which is the character or picture on your twitter account to this.

crush tom brady. crush tom brady. what is he thinking? everyone in the patriots has seen it and it was shown to gronk and leave gronk to analyze this. >> we'll see on thursday night. i think that would be a penalty. i mean, if he wants to do that, it is 15 yards, that's fine. >> okay, the patriots are 6-4 the last two times they were 6-4 they won in 2004 and it was a year they went undefeated and lost in 2017 and who knows what will happen this year and how far beyond 2015 will we still be talking about tom brady? >> there is nothing like playing football. football is just a -- it is a big challenge and a big commitment to make. i think that's something that i that i am excited about

that. just because somebody said stop playing at this age or this age because people did that before you, i don't buy that. i want to make my own decisions and if the game is not fun anymore which i highly doubt because it is fun for my parents and they are in their 70s. it is fun for me and for my kids and it is something fun to do. gite red sox have a first base coach. he was the gm of the phillies the last seven years. this will be his first coaching job. >> for me i always had an itch to be back on the field. clearly i had an opportunity to work in the front office for many, many years. i was afforded a wonderful opportunity when john called about eight or 10 days ago. one thing lead to another and here i am. >> this has obviously come about relatively quick. but having known rueben as a former teammate and reading

to get back on the field and lots of calls to them. >> he has a new job and headed to columbia university. he will be an instructor in the columbia sports management program which is the masters of science of sports management. he will be lecturing on leadership in sports. that will be a spring course at klum yaws -- at columbia university. he went to amhurst. >> for the record brady didn't was 70. around. >> 10 more years? >> that makes me happy. as long as he keeps playing in that form. coming up at 11:00, too much housework? is it keeping you from working out? the simple ways to combine them turning them into fun. yeah right. that's tonight at 11:00 after "castle."

>> the new major cancer warning about hot dogs and lunch meat and bacon. and trump in trouble. the new poll tonight. and the invisible danger in your home you have been reporting on.

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