heather: classroom takedown. the new video sparking outrage. the student dragged and tossed ed: deadly wreck. a woman killed. children hurt. john: only on 5. the other driver who survived and raced to help. >> she wasn't breathing. i see the seat belt against her neck. heather: hot dogs. bacon. cold cuts. the new warning. the real facts. how much is too much? harvey: the timeline on our next significant rainmaker. ed: no time for the gym? your housework into a workout. children the car they were in hit a cement truck head-on. behind the victim is talking about the horrific scene. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in oxford tonight. john? john: amazingly that man

he was in a lot of pain but he jumped out of his car and tried to save that mother and her two children. >> i said oh my god, oh my god oh my god. i lost it john: already writhing in pain from the crash he just survived in this mangled mercedes, robespierre lafleur didn't hesitate running to the car that had just been crushed by the 45-ton cement truck. >> i was trying to help the mother. when i touch her and i said mom are you ok are you ok? john: he could tell she didn't survive the violent impact, but then he saw two young children trapped in the back seat. >> i saw the little boy still in the car seat so i get the boy out. he was coming in and out of consciousness. i hold the baby quite a while. then while i was getting 2-year-old out. i saw 8-month old. he was so crushed against the

john: first responders finally the 8-month-old from the horrific wreckage, critically details. he and the mother were both traveling eastbound on route 20 drifted across the center line. >> she lost control. the car back. she went onto the opposite way. john: her chevy cavalier his mercedes and by some miracle he and his son were spared, but that claimed the life of a young mother. >> we are ok. our prayer goes to her family and the babies i hope they make it. john: before he left the hospital today, that man went to go check on that baby. police tell us that 8-month-old boy is on life support tonight. heather: breaking news in pembrook tonight where police have investigate violent threats

against community middle school. the student who made those threats has not been suspended. the student will undergo a mental health vegas evaluation. ed: concern among residents of a chelsea apartment building damaged by a flood. what is the problem? reporter: residents describe living here as a nightmare. flooding damage compounding on-going maintenance problems. without elevator service for two days, chelsea fire actually had to station a crew inside in case of an emergency. reporter: 84 year-old florence landgraf climbing nine flights of stairs to her apartment. >> something should basically be done. have the stuff fixed whatever. reporter: only one of the two elevators in her building is in service. and that one broke down again yesterday. firefighters had to rescue people trapped inside.

>> they came in 'cause a lady she was pregnant. she was hysterical and panicking. reporter: jill goodwin is on the top floor. 11 flights up. >> i also have to wear a mask because we were told they found mold and asbestos after the flood. reporter: a fourth of the units were flooded out six weeks ago after someone intentionally opened a stand-pipe on the sixth floor. every time the remaining elevator breaks down, fire crews move in this case of an emergency. >> a complete nightmare. these are very serious issues that the tenants are facing. reporter: tenants were promised repairs would get done in a couple of weeks. the construction supervisor for the building's owners out of new york, blames the insurance company for halting the work. >> my machine for breathing is in that room. reporter: roberto rodriguez is a cancer survivor still living in a hotel room, without his oxygen pump. >> in the hotel there have been two power outages already. and i have asphyxiated myself

two times almost. reporter: a bit of good news tonight. that broken elevator was finally fixed about an hour ago. the owner's rep said with the second elevator knocked out from the flood, this one is just overused. still he assures that everything inspectors from h.u.d., may be they making a site visit tomorrow. heather: also new tonight. police are searching for these together to rob an elderly woman. investigators say the man distracted the 89-year-old victim. the female suspect took her wallet from the purse inside her shopping cart. they took off in a silver four-door hatchback. ed: it's official. the nfl is appealing the ruling that gave tom brady a deflategate victory. nfl lawyers say it is "unfathomable" that a judge decided to lift brady's four-game suspension. the league wants an appeals court to reinstate the punishment. oral arguments in the case won't

happen before february, so the season will be over before there's any chance of a ruling. heather: a live look at the boston skyline now. temperatures are dipping into the 30's. in fact, ahear a freeze warning has been put in place, harvey. is that right? harvey: yeah, for the cape and the island. if you look at the temperatures in downtown boston, it is 45. all the rural low-lying areas are really cold already, in the 20's and low 30's. a lot of frost is already forming. 27 on the vineyard . in many cases this is the first sign that it is that cold on the cape. a freeze warning is in effect on the cape. the rest of the areas already pretty much experienced it. tomorrow there will be sunshine and some filtered clouds during the afternoon. an ok day after that frosty cold start. high temperatures will make it into the low 50's. changes are coming for the middle of the week.

while it is clear now, we have the remnants of patricia. ed: it is the news that has everyone thinking twice about what's in their refrigerator. processed meats from bacon to cold cuts linked to cancer. but how much is really too much. newscenter 5's mary saladna is digging into that for us tonight, mary? what have you found? reporter: according to the new study, a little processed meat goes a long way. in fact, if this is your lunch, you have already entered the danger zone. the foods so many of us eat every day. bacon, hot dogs and lunchmeat all now classified in the same category as cigarettes and asbestos. they can cause cancer according to the world health organization. the w.h.o. advisory committee red meat is probably carcenogenic. the report, based on an analysis of more than 800 studies, says simply eating 50 grams of processed meat each day, can

increase the risk of colon cancer by 18%. by the way, that 50 grams equals about 1.8 ounces of lunchmeat. the typical deli sandwich has about than 4.5 ounces of meat. this doctor of mass general has spent years studying the link, he says before you swear off bacon and burgers understand even that smoked turkey can pose a risk because how the meat is prepared matters a lot. >> because it is the processing that tends to bring out the carcinogens that increase the risk of colon caner. >> for the record, frying and grilling over charcoal also releases more carcinogens. here at savenors, boston's legendary butcher shop no one is sweating the new study. here there are plenty of fruits and veggies to round out that healthy mentality formed decades ago. >> the one thing i learned from all my years working with julia child, the one thing i learned

moderation. >> here is a little more food for thought. in 2012, 8.2 million people died of cancer worldwide. only 34,000 of those deaths were linked to a diet high in processed meats. the message, don't overreact. just cut back. heather: this is new tonight. the nasal flu vaccine so popular with kids is running low. two companies that make the vaccine are having problems making it and shipping it. ed: the so-called "bonnie and clyde bank robbers" behind bas tonight. this quincy couple, accused in a string of bank robberies, were caught in pennsylvania today. joseph and jenny carrier were arrested this afternoon after allegedly robbing a bank in nearby wilmington, delaware around noon today. they're accused in a string of heists in massachusetts, florida

heather: a teenager is killed when his car crashes into a utility pole. 17-year-old alex vitale was alone in the car last night when it crashed on summit street. vitale was taken to a nearby hospital, but did not survive. the school community issued a statement saying they are praying for his family. police now say they have found the car they were looking for in connection with a deadly hit and run on route 1 in saugus. so far no arrest. the victim, a 33-year-old man, was hit late last night while walking along the highway. ed: a bizarre scene in roxbury. as a murder suspect had to be dragged into court. yvonne lewis is accused of shooting and killing her uncle clive francis in hyde park saturday. when officers carried her into court, she stayed hunched over and refused to speak. family members say they don't know why lewis shot her uncle. she was ordered to a twenty day mental health evaluation.

preventable. tonight investigators say the woman who lived inside the home sparked the explosion. the state fire marshal says the hot water heater when she shut-off valve. that sent gas flowing into the home causing the explosion. several frantic neighbors called 9-1-1. >> hi, there is a house explosion. the house. >> how do you know they are in the house? >> i don't know they are in the house. >> we're on our way. heather: the fire chief in taunton says complicated house repairs are best left to the pros. ed: boston university has been chosen to receive the archives of mayor tom menino. the school made the announcement today. the menino family is donation a collection of artifacts from the former mayor's 30 years in public service. the collection will be made available to anyone interested in learning about his work. mayor menino was boston's longest serving mayor.

at age 71. heather: the armed robber on the loose tonight -- and the surprise move from the clerk he held up. ed: no time for the gym? the 30-minute plan that turns your housework into a workout. harvey: this is the rain that is on the way.

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heather: have you seen this video? a school officer tips a female student out of her desk and tosses her across a classroom floor. the officer in question now banned from campus. it happened earlier today at a south carolina high school. removing a disruptive student from class. the incident is now under investigation. ed: new images tonight of the deadly crash off the coast of british columbia.

down, sinking in cold water. minutes to be rescued, the water just 55 degrees. and now we know that it happened so fast there was no time for a mayday call. five people were killed. one is still missing. when a robber with a knife walked into a convenience store in manchester new hampshire, there was one thing he wasn't counting on. knife. here it is! the clerk showing it off today. she was behind the counter when a man walked into the store saturday night. he pulled out a 3-inch knife and demanded cash. knife, and the would-be robber took off. >> and he put his hand on the counter and screamed give me the money! give me the money! i looked at him. i thought it was quite funny because he had the knife here. i showed him my knife and he thought for a second and he ran out the door. ed: now that is a knife. birthday present.

manchester police are still searching for the suspect. heather: chores and housework -- two things many americans either don't have time for or don't want to make time for. but newscenter 5's erika tarantal tells us, you can accomplish both at the same time and even have some fun. >> let's do one at a time. we're going to squat down. >> she sees a home gym where most see a kitchen. the key to working out, getting your heart rate up. that doesn't only happen at a high-priced fitness center. >> i like to think of myself as someone who is in decent shape. >> next time you put off your workout because you have too much to do at home, consider doing both at the same time. >> let's say you're waiting for something to come out of the microwave, add some squats in. >> you're going to be the best dancer when you're alone in your home. >> and the best basketball player in the basement. >> you're squatting down each time. >> tossing articles into the

washer one at a time burns more calories than cramming in one big pile. you want to get really exciting about it, you can get a jump to this as well. you can do like a basketball slam dunk into your washing machine. any time you're adding jumping, that is really getting your heart rate up. >> whatever you do with your left side, you should also do with your right. >> sweeping, raking, i'll count to 10. i'll pull using my abdominal muscles. i'll make sure i do 10 the other imbalances. take one extra minute and run and do one thing and run down. that is going to increase your heart rate pretty quickly. >> back at the dishwasher, you could make this into something that lasts one or two minutes longer by doing one thing at a time instead of stacking them all up. the quicker you move the more your heart rate is going to elevate.

she cautions if it hurts, don't do it. check with your doctor if you're concerned about specific exercises. heather: i just can't imagine what my dogs are going to think if i start doing that around my house. ed: if i did the broom, they would be -- heather: very creative. right-of-way harvey: you guys are funny. no two ways about that. we have a couple of weather issues. first of all, it is going to be frosty in a lot of places tomorrow night. it is a very, very late wednesday, mostly overnight wednesday night. halloween looks ok. patriot game looking ok. there is some good news there. let's set the stage. boston retains the heat of the day better with these light winds and clear skies. you don't have to go too far to see readings different. plymouth is 31. orange is 29.

most of our outlying areas are near freezing. frost is developing. it can be some pretty thick frost. if your car is outside in the outlying area, you might be doing some scraping. allow just a little extra time for that. these are your temperatures to start your day tomorrow. temperature also move into the 50's. there will be a fair amount of sun. a little bit filtered later in day as clouds come in. nice and clear around the region now but we go to our south and what do we see? moisture that represents the remnants of what was once a very powerful hurricane patricia. some of that moisture is going to make it our way. here is how things go in a general sense. high pressure over us now. the remnants of the storm begins to move north and east. with it comes the moisture. not tomorrow, not tomorrow night but not even wednesday morning. it looks like the wet weather gets in around the evening commute wednesday. a little bit sooner if you're

it is really overnight wednesday night and maybe into the thursday morning commute. that is when we'll get the heavy downpours and the strongest winds at that time as well. then everything will zoom beyond us during the day on thursday. that is closer look at the mainly clear skies tomorrow. a little bit of thin clouds coming in later during the day. morning. notice the rain is still a distance away. some of the rain will be heavy. you can see that there. it exits. thursday. day. the weather looks ok for patriots game. could be anywhere from an inch or two of rain. the other thing i want to talk about is rainfall deficit. we can use the rain. we really could. look at the winds. they are going to pick up wednesday evening and wednesday nights. sometimes these are a little overdone but there can be some

gusts over 40 miles per hour. might have some wind dodge. here is a look at the next devin says for you. tuesday -- seven days for you. there is our tuesday morning. windy and mild. thursday might be near on. cooler on friday. the patriots game, you can expect temperatures in the 50's. a little bit on the breezy side but it could be dry. check it out. pretty nice weather. about 60 degrees during the day on saturday. for trick or treaters, starts out in the 50's and drops into the 40's during the evening hours. sunday is the time like 2:00 a.m. sunday where we're going to turn the clocks back an hour. we gain an hour and then ve have to deal with very, very early sunsets which will make many of you move to florida. [laughter] heather: no kidding. it starts setting at 5:30 in the afternoon. >> when you think halloween, you

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wants to play a long time. age 48 has passed through his lips a few times and tonight he was asked about that statement by jim gray and if he's serious about playing another 10 years. >> you have come out now saying you want to play another 10 years. that will take you to 48. is that serious? >> that will be a great goal for me. it is a contact sport. there are a lot of things out of your control in terms of injuries and so forth. you also need a team that really wants you to play that long. you set goals for yourself. i make a long-term commitment to the game, based on the life that i try to lead and that is what my goal is. hopefully i can accomplish it. i set different goals at different times. that is one certainly i think i can achieve. >> if he plays to 48 he will match the mark set by this man, george blanda who played for the oakland raiders until 48. here is a look at him at age 47 throwing his final touchdown pass.

he also happened to be the extra point and field goaler. as soon as he got the touchdown, he would kick the extra point. he played in the championship game when he was 48 years old in 1975. that is something for tom to shoot for. tom and george blanda both playing until 48 years old. that is a deck it a away. you might ask yourself what the heck was he think? the dolphins released their injury report tonight. mccain was added to it as d.n.p., did not participate in practice today. -- not injury-related. coach probably said get lost and grow. gronk, what are your thoughts about this? >> one of the players tweeted this picture here about crushing brady. do you have any response to that?

barely played. >> give tom that question, he will probably have a good answer. >> i think that will be a penalty. [laughter] if he wants to do that. 15 yards, that is fine. >> after a horrendous start and firing their head coach, the dolphins have been on fire. they have won their last two games. they played a couple of weak team bus come here riding a two-game win streak. gronk, what else have you got for us? >> i can handle it once a year. you have to treat your body more -- be physically on top of what you need to be to rest and be ready for thursday night. what is cool is you have a couple of days off after that. just have the mind set of grind

days. >> george blanda lasted until 48. he sips bourbon only two or three at a time. he sips at it. >> brady has this super duper --