ed: we have a set update from that deadly cement truck crash. the baby that was critically hurt has died. his mother christina rusken also killed. his two-year-old brother in critical but stable condition. j.c.: police are searching for suspects in a brazen robbery. investigators say two men used a stun gun on workers of the colonial trading shop and tied them up. ed: now a standoff at an apartment has forcibly to shut down roads. officers say they try to make an arrest. they believe the suspects involved may be armed. j.c.: we begin with the weather. ed: harvey tracking some rain moving in. harvey: this is the remnants of patricia. it is not imminent. you also see it is headed our way. here is the timeline for you. no problems tonight in terms of wet weather. or for tomorrow morning commute. by tomorrow evening commute, the rain will be just about to boston starting sooner off to the west.

once we get into it, there will be often on periodd heavier downpours and the potential is there for us to pick up one to there is also going to be some wind. advisory goes in effect from 7:00 p.m. wednesday until southeasterly winds 20 to 40 miles an hour. some minor wind damage is a possibility. where following the coastline. east facing coastal areas for some splash over in this window of time tomorrow. and possibly some minor coastal tomorrow night. many aspects of the storm and many more details coming in a few minutes. j.c.: right now concerns about the safety of the tunnels that thousands of commuters rely on to travel through boston. ed: we are learning about inspections that are raising red flags. as sera congi reports, massdot insists they are working hard to keep you safe. e sera; new concerns about the big the tunnel, the i 90 connector, a boston herald review of inspection reports

from 12 months reveals problems like heavy rust on construction joints, corrosion, and missing steel plates. this comes on the heels of news last week that state officials found hundreds of cracked or damage nuts in tunnel life interest. mass dot says the condition of the tunnels is what you would expect on any stretch of highway due to the wear and tear from the high violet traffic. mass dot also says inspections are done lightly and repairs are prioritized. a spokesman released a statement saying "all told between the physical inspection process and recordkeeping, the process to ensure the public safety within the tunnel system is being carried out according to stringent, robust maintenance near constant basis." safe and they also point out that none of the areas affected were rated to be critical or risk of imminent failure. ed:

a new hampshire man charged with trying to distribute inappropriate images to children. police in derry say the suspect use social media apps to share the pictures. heather joins us with more. heather: the alleged victims range in age from just 10 to 22 years old. 23-year-old matthew rettig of derry is charged with nine felonies including distribution of child sex abuse images. court documents say some of the victims live in derry. reddi ttig was communicating through snap chat and kik. >> paretns should be aware of what is on their child' s phone, what is on their tablets and computers. heather: rettig is being held on $5,000 bail. he admitted to police that he sent inappropriate messages. he is back in court next week. j.c.: police are investigating a threat against in september community middle school. the superintendent says at

school made those threats. the school administrators say the student has not been in been suspended. school officials met sunday night and decided it would he say to hold classes monday morning. ed: lawmakers in rhode island avenue for answers about curt schilling' s videogame company 38 studios. nad i -- and its loan. company for the money was in the acknowledged. the rhode island house oversight about the timeline for that loan. the company got the money in 2010. then the company went bankrupt in 2012. changes for casino plans and sprinkled. city leaders say mgm' s application was incomplete. they want more information about plans to reduce the original proposal. the company recently decided to downsize the 25 story hotel tower to six floors. mgm officials would meet with city officials on thursday.

j.c.: new england' s on a clement rate remained steady from august to september. the rate has dropped overall. in the past year. labor officials said the northeast has some of the lowest state unemployment rates in the country. boston public schools are offering options to so-called sideline teachers. educators who lost their assignments due to school closings a maternity leave. they can take one of three severance options or receive special training. it' s part of a plan to better teachers. connected to the sinking of the el faro. the family of 19-year-old jackie jones junior has filed a lawsuit same have information that the ship has corrosioi n issues. the attorney says that they had on water before. the ntsb is working in the area where the ship went down. ed: there is a budget deal on

capitol hill. talk about another shutdown thread until 2017. this budget is one of the final deals for speaker john boehner. john boehner: having listened to our members and listen to the american people, we have a budget agreement. john boehner. john boehner: this is a good deal, for reporter: our troops, our taxpayers. reporter: the compromise -- over two years, the deal will raise the spenders -- spending by $80 billion. cuts will come from medicare and social security disability. as for john boehner, he delivers on a pledge he made to the incoming republican speaker paul ryan to give him a a fresh start. john boehner: i did not want him to walk into the dirty barn full of you know what. reporter: the government default is off the table until president obama leaves office in 2017.

that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. reporter: j.c.: a vote ed: a vote on the budget could take place as soon as tomorrow, the same day that house republicans could vote paul ryan is the next speaker of the house. j.c.: you' re looking at the bunker hill bridge. things seem to be moving pretty f ine. find about the blaze. does not look too bad 93 southbound under a half-hour. northbound, looking at a 23 minute ride. to route 128. those of you traveling along the pike, 93 in newton corner, -- 21 minutes weston tolls, 495 slow on both sides. if you' re going north mass pike will take you -- there has been a cyber attack on the man in ed: john brennan is talking about the hack for the first

time, revealing the personal information that was stolen. plus -- >> do you -- dear mr. and mrs. obama, i live in pembroke, massachusetts. j.c.: it was a big morning at the white house for a teen who sent a letter to the first family. because of a fight with her brother. ed: a new

>> you are watching newscenter 5 . j.c.: today we are hearing from john brennan talking about being hacked for the first time. brennan says this attack on his personal e-mail shows everyone is volatile. and he revealed some of the personal data included his wife social security number. >> i was certainly outraged by it. i certainly was, um, concerned about -- about what people might try to do with that information. j.c.: brennan was hacked by a high school student angry over u.s. foreign-policy.

opportunity and stop crime before it starts. those are present obama' s words to law enforcement and communities across the country. aixa: president obama talks about police community relations, prison overcrowding and gun safety at a conference for police chiefs in chicago. the president rejects the narrative of us versus them when it comes to officers and communities of color. he says police must get the resources they need to do their jobs and should not be scapegoated for broader failures. president obama: we can' t expected to contain and control problems that the rest of us are not willing to do anything about. problems ranging from substandard education to a shortage of jobs. aixa: evidence does not show officers are shying away from doing their jobs. and that is after the fbi director said last week some cops have anxiety about

ed: a big new push in favor of drone delivery. j.c.: walmart is taking advantage of the technology and we have the details of how those drones will be used. ed: present obama got a special introduction today by a teen from pembroke. what she wrote to the first family that prompted the president to invite her to the white house. >> the most recent pattern has been chilly nights, cold early morning. pleasant days and dry weather. but that is all going to change.

ed: we have another general motors to tell you about. gm is recalling cars that can leak oil and catch fire. the recall was issued because repairs from the first two did not work. almost 1.5 million cars dating back to 1997 are impacted by this latest recall. fiat chrysler recalling 94,000 jeeps today. the air-conditioning lines are in danger of catching fiber the company looked into the problem after getting two complaints of smoke and fire in 2015 jeep cherokees to chrysler saying it does not know of any related injuries. j.c.: walmart says it was to be the next use its own drones in the skies. they filed for permission today. a walmart spokesman says it has been testing drones inside for months. now the retailer wants to use them outside in specific testing sites.

walmart says it would use drones for home deliveries but its initial focus would be to move products between distribution centers. amazon started using drones earlier this year. with online shopping growing, fedex is bracing to break records this holiday season. the delivery come to a predicted today shipments from black friday through christmas eve will rise 12.4% over last year to 317 million pieces. fedex says the busiest shopping days will be the monday after thanksgiving and the first two mondays in december and to handle thr e rush fedex will hire 55,000 workers. ed: a special on a local girl who loves soccer. ava was at the white house today to introduce the president as he honored the u.s. women' s national team for winning the world cup. she wrote a letter to the president about watching the u.s. women' s soccer game, and when she was interrupted by her brother who said boys are better soccer players and girls, she got the invite. >> it makes me mad that people do not treat girls equally.

a lot of girls are better at sports than boys. ed: right? president obama: i do not know where your brother is right now. ed: but stand by. president obama also said ava is the kind of young woman that lives in hope that the next generation is ready to take this world by storm. speaking of storm, we do not have any, do we? harvey: we do have a storm coming up. but i have to tell you something the idea of girls will be better athletes than guys. we have got one right back here. danielle is a dramatic athlete. ed: of the three people, she' s by far the best athlete. harvey: danielle, not only a great effort but working on the storm that is coming. yes, there is rain and wind. look at how far below average we are in rainfall. not only does months but this year. we execute you some rain. -- we certainly could use some rain.

it actually looks like a pattern will be fairly dry after this one storm for a while. but it does look like one to two inches of rain. some of the higher elevations from the worcester hills to the berkshires could be higher than that. we will see how that plays out. this will get started later tomorrow at last into the first part of thursday. here is the moisture, and yes, it is the remnant moisture of what was once a very powerful hurricane patricia. it' s headed in our direction. all right. we have had a few thin cloud around but it has been a nice day after that real cold frosty start. we will see an increase in high clouds late tonight. then the clouds will be thickening the afternoon. by later in the afternoon, rain will be moving into the boston area but it will start earlier the farther west you are. so, if you' re talking about being in worcester or around springfield, you have a wet evening commute. it will become a wet evening commute in and around boston. the rain may take longer to reach around the cape and the islands. once it does, there will be heavier downpours picked tropical like downpours.

overnight tomorrow night into the morning commute on thursday. then after the morning commute on thursday, the rain should become more scattered in nature. just a few leftover showers with bright spots and a very, very mild thursday is coming up. more about that in a moment. there could be a leftover scattered spotty shower later thursday. even if that happens, it would be out of here before the patriots play the dolphins. tonight will not be quite as cold as last night. tomorrow is going to feel damp and raw. s, might touch 60 on the watches, though. tomorrow night if we get into pick up out of the south. the temperatures will not go down. they will go up during tomorrow night overnight. look at this, 4:30 in the morning thursday. look at these temperatures. we are used to frosty readings. and it is going to be in the 60' downpours. even as the rain ends, if we get in the upper 60' s.

it could be five degrees warmer than what you' re seeing here. pretty warm stuff for thursday. it will not be record-breaking. the record is 78. i' m forecasting 59. boston' s record is 79. it will turn cooler by friday. when' s freshening during the day tomorrow. but they will reach their strongest during tomorrow night with gusts of 40 miles an hour. breezy to windy on thursday but not as windy as wednesday night. so, that is how things are shaping up. for the coast, some minor flooding and splash over tomorrow afternoon, midday high tide for the east facing coastal areas and tomorrow evening' s high tide for self facing coastal areas. the chances of heavy rain tomorrow night, and early thursday, very hyper chance of strong winds are high. chance of coastal flooding, although minor, is medium. an embedded thunderstorm low but there is some chance of that as well. here' s the next seven days. you know they the story late tomorrow. the rain is done. it will not be as one thursday

night as it was during the day. still about 59 for gametime start. then falling through the 50' s with a gusty breeze in foxboro. dry weather follows after that. good news for the trick-or-treaters. should start on the 50' s and wind up in the 40' s. we also want to remind you this is the weekend. so, late saturday that before you go to sleep, turn the clock back one hour. early sunset. that will be tough to take that the weather looks nice as we start that off into sunday. there might be a spotty shower later in the day on sunday. so, windy and wet from late tomorrow through early thursday. j.c.: a heads up for parents. the nasal flu vaccine which is popular with kids because there is no needle is running low. many pediatricians said they have already run out. two companies that make the vaccine say they' re having problems making and shipping it. more doses when not be available until the end of the year.

elementary school students experiencing global expeditions classrooms. ed: you will hear my kids think of of the special program that reality to help them learn. reporter: new ethics :00, his wife' s controversial choice to end his wife -- new at 6:00. >> this program is voluntary for both the patient and physician. s widoow w f fiv investigatese with a new call for action overtired or safety. whether government stays may prevent hundreds of deaths each year. nbta workers make a ghoulish discovered. ed'

ed: look closely at this picture. it is the tiniest wheelchair for a guinea pig. stella the guinea pig broker back. she cannot use the lower half of her body. thanks to a fundraiser on facebook shut e has a custom wheelchair. j.c.: some lucky kids are getting ready to travel beyond -- around the world thanks to virtual reality. destinations include the amazon and the moon. reporter: students at oak creek

>> we went to the amazon forest. we went to taiwan. reporter: on a field trip across the globe. without ever having to leave their classroomss. >> they are taking the trip of your lifetime even though you are right here. reporter: it is a part of a pioneer program with google. >> you can hear about something, see a picture, but there is really to be said about you look down and you' re there at the great wall of china. reporter: the teacher controls it through tablet pausing to point out historical sites. >> i was blown away to see students, they cannot contain themselves. they were so excited to see a 3-d virtual world. reporter: classrooms are testing out the devices as students at o creek elementary are hoping news neutral -- virti ual field trips will become commonplace. >> it is like real life being in there.

reporter: educators say most kids learn best when they do not realize they are being taught. >> we try to make learning fun every day. this is about as fun as we get. j.c.: and the picture of all the kids. kids on the floor. ed: it is brilliant. if you can pump and the smells on the sounds, it would be second to none. j.c.: you know that is not far away. newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> a mother and child. two lives cut short. it happened before. reporter: words from a widow who se husband died on the same turn. >> the the government is taking. harvey: what is left of protection will impact our weather. how much rain and wind to expect. >> the ghoulish mbta workers discovered. where they found it in what was doing there. >> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5. ed: his mother was killed in a terrible crash with a cement

truck. >> the baby boy on life support after that accident has also died. jack harper is live at the scene where one woman says she has been fighting for safety changes for years. jack: she has. it was 18 years ago when her family of five was hit head-on just like yesterday. her cousin was killed. she came back today because she says she cannot take this anymore-- her husband was killed. >> we were same corner. we got hit head-on. my husband died instantly. jack: michael was killed when a driver on drugs crossed the line. yesterday christina crossed the line in the path of a cement truck. for years, lisa has called for a barrier between the lanes. >> if those berries were up right now, this accident would not of happened because they would not have been able to collide. jack: christina died instantly. her baby noah was trapped in the wreckage.