our team coverage continues with meteorologist danielle, there is with. >> indeed. it's not just the rain but wind and coastal aspects. we're going to talk about the wind. we do have wind advisories in place beginning at 7:00 p.m. tonight until 10:00 tomorrow for the area you see in tan. expecting winds sustained at about 20 to 40 miles per hour. gusts to near 50 miles per hour. let show you what happens for the next 12 hours. notice these winds really ramp up. these are the sustained winds. remember, gusts will be stronger than that. in term of what we're seeing, medium risk for tree roots. low risk for trees and power outages and there is also the risk for coastal flooding. two high tides in mc. we're watching this along the south coast at 9:00. the other one coming at 1:00 a.m. along the east facing beaches.

about what's behind the storms. >> you can track the storms with the weather app and view our forecast wherever you go. >> run away blimp finally grounded hours after fighter jets were sent scrambling after it. live at the break news desk. >> it eventually grounded itself. this was the sight across maryland and into pennsylvania. a run away blimp almost as long as a football field. the helium filled balloon broke loose from its station at the aberdeen proving ground in maryland around 12:30. the blimp floated out of control about 60,000 feet high as two fighter jets were scrambled to track it. it eventually drifted into a sparsely populated area north of harrisburg traveling about 160 miles driving its tether, a

that tether eventually causing the most damage. knocking down power lines along its path. the company, local utility company, reporting some 20,000 customers were left without power. the 175 -- blimp was invented by rayon and it's the kind used extensively in iraq and afghanistan wars to provide surveillance around sensitive sites. at this point it's still unclear how it broke loose. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the system failed her. a new report tonight says dcf didn't do enough to protect bella, toddler known for months only as baby dough. here's more from boston with more on the report just released this afternoon. >> it was -- it goes back to 2012-2013. in both those years they actually checked on baby bella and her situation after there were reports of neglect. but they fumbled the ball and then dropped it in the end because they apparently listened to what the mother was saying

and never checked it out. >> dcf was aware that the mother had her parental rights terminated for two other children. the last termination was more than 10 years before the birth of bella. >> bella bond, the office of the child advocate found the system and individuals both failed the little girl. >> it is clear the department of children and families should have not closed the case in 2013. >> baby bella's body was discovered on deer land in june. police have charged rochelle bond and her boyfriend. he's charged with murder. the child advocate found when dcf closed the bond case, bella was put at risk. >> whenll of the state support natural sort of ended, that she was not able to handle the stresses of her life and then reverted to the situation that

ultimately led to bella's death. >> when other high-profile failures forced reviews of cases involving children under 5, bond family was included. case and used old information concerns. >> it was a question of days, literally, timing. investigation, another report, question. in newscenter 5. >> right now police in several towns are searching for suspects in a string of b.b. gun attacks. businesses and motorists were targeted. three businesses along route 53 in nor well were hit with b.b. or pellet gun rounds. several stores were damaged. a woman driving in hanover was shot at. >> suddenly i heard a big bang and felt a sting. i looked and my window was

it occurred to me that i had just been shot. >> all three businesses were unoccupied at the time of the attacks. >> the worcester boy hit by a car after being let off a school bus alone has been released from the hospital. action has been taken against the bus driver. rhondella is live at the bus stop where it all happened. >> the driver off the job, the mom told police that the 5-year-old's older sister usually helps her to cross the street. but there was this communication breakdown and the 35-year-old was hit by a car. >> he had a welt on his head like something i had never seen. real big for a little kid. >> she and a woman driving by tried to help the 5-year-old laying in the street hit bay car. >> he was bleeding from under his chin but nothing severe. i was mostly concerned with the way he was laying. i didn't know if anything was broken? >> the boy had minor head trauma. the school bus driver dropped him off at the bus stop even

to pick him up. that's against policy. >> my first question was why was he let off the bus? he's a kindergartener. >> they suspended the driver who told him, he assumed an adult at the stop was a parent. >> unfortunately it's a lesson that we need to take extra precautions. >> the boy's injuries put a real scare in the good samaritan. >> one shoe was under the car. he had one shoe off. the head wound was about the size of a softball. >> can you open your eyes? he did open his eyes. >> once they put him in the ambulance and he was leaving by himself, that's when my heart broke and i started crying because he's baby and he's by himself. >> everyone relieved the child will be okay. the school says even though a policy was not followed they are reviewing their policy with police to see if anything more should be done. live in worcester, rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a college student is accused of sexually assaulted another student in one of the school's

dorms. the male student whose name has not been released allegedly approached a student and acted manner. the two did flow each other. among the charges filed, indecent assault and battery and amphetamines. the man accused of assaulting a student at an elite prep school is hoping for probation over prison when he's sentenced. the lawyer for the 20-year-old says his client has already been punished. he faces up to 11 years behind bars for using a computer to lur 15 year old girl to a sexual encounter just days before he graduated. he also will be required to register as a sex offender for life. >> investigators tonight are working to determine what sparked this three alarm blaze in lind that leaves dozens homeless. the flames spread through the apartment building. firefighters rescued one man by leader. everyone else managed to get out

police want to criminally charge 15-year-old boy for dumping hot soup over girl's head. also new, the movie on boston's church sex abuse scandal is hitting the big screen. and new at 6:00 we're live at the brock line premier and hearing from some of their real-life victims. >> rain has moved in, heavier rain is on the way. some coastal flood concerns,

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motions that sampson's lawyers filed challenging the constitutionality of the death penalty. >> chelsea police have arrested the man responsible for massive flooding in an apartment building last month. vasquez was arraigned and released on personal recognizance in connection with malicious damage to a fire suppression system. he's been ordered to we are a gps monitor. more than 100 residents were forced to evacuate the 11-story apartment building september 12. several families were left homeless and damage is reported to exceed $1 million. >> police want to criminally charge 15-year-old boy who dumped hot soup over girl's head inside school. the 16-year-old girl's family says the attack caused second-degree burns. the incident happened earlier this month at the technical high school. police say the paperwork has been filed seeking a charge of assault and battery with dangerous weapon.

en couraging news. despite the great news for massachusetts, this year's assessment showed more losses than gains for students nationwide. there were significant dips in fourth and eighth grade math. >> here we are. at 6:12. it's dark. >> yes. >> it's wet. >> it's soaking. wind swept soaking rain. >> anything good to say? >> we'll tell you who is most at risk for flooding. hollywood spotlight shining on the boston's checks abuse scandal. we're hearing from some of the victims as the movie premiers here in who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content

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street was reopened. >> the search continues for a missing lowell woman. take a look. the 67-year-old, who is mentally disabled was last seen by her family walking sunday night. police have expanded their search effort which includes more than 60 officers and a half a dozen dogs. diabetic, and she takes several medications she may not have with her. >> keaton and adams among the big name stars in spotlight. a movie about the mrult certificate prize-winning "boston globe" investigation that uncovered the church sexual abuse scandal. from the red carpet in brookline, the movie is premiering tonight. >> it's a very, very compelling, dramatic story, and it leaves moved. >> he was one of the first survivors to talk to the spotlight team. film. >> it's a little bit weird. it's just a snippet of my life. >> the movie portrays the story how the spotlight team spent a year investigating

charges of abuse by priests in the catholic church and how the explosive revelations hit boston and the world. >> you think you've got interesting. >> among the stars, michael keaton, mark, and rachel mcadams. not every survivor is on-board. bernie says he'll hold the applause applause and may skip the film. >> i think the real story has been forgotten or hasn't been done yet and a that is that is the victims and the families. >> it's investigative journalism. i hope it helps a lot of people who have been abused by priests or anyone else. >> i think it's a cause for celebration that hollywood has taken on this issue and is going to expose it to a much larger audience. >> so this has been -- this has been a very local night here on the red carpet but a lot of people very glad for this movie.

will gather to support each other in a private screening. brookline, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> i think it's getting good reviews. >> yes. >> for the way it's portrayed and i think especially to the globe investigators. >> the cast looks great. this has been become movie mecca. spotlight. pretty soon they will make a movie on you. >> i would watch that. >> the idea is to make movies that people will go see. >> i just said i would go. >> two or three people would go to it. >> that's a start. >> anyway, speaking of which, you know, the next 12 hours, i don't think you'll be thrilled with the weather. we do need rainfall. we'll have appreciable rainfall. we've had steady rains move in. the heaviest haven't continue here yet but yet, look at this. when we check this out. to. we've already had almost a half an inch of rain without the real heavy rain. one batch is now moving into southwestern connecticut. you can clearly see that here that will be here within the

next couple of hours. and there will be breaks when it doesn't rain so hard but there will be other bands of very heavy tropical downpours that will be on the way as well. this is our high resolution model that focuses on our region showing the heavier downpours moving in around 8:30 tonight. a few more coming through. localized flooding could happen during that. then you see times where it's not raining as hard but when you see these small cells chris some thunderstorms in the wee hours commute. with the possibility that there could be a line of storms and that could produce some damaging wind gusts fili forms. even though it's a little unusual, it's late october, early in the morning but there atmosphere to potentially support this. we could have wind gusts tonight, first half, 2/3 of the night, independent of this, but then there could be some strong winds with this line of storms. that moves to the cape by about start to improve and then we'll in for a treatment some brightening

winds start to pick up again, but this time, ought of the southwest bringing the mild and drier air our way. it looks nice for the patriots game. it will be cooling down from the incredible warmth of tomorrow and the winds could still be this is a possibility. we're talking about one to two inch rainfalls widespread but higher. very hard for any particular model to really zero in on where but the idea is, some areas could get even more than that. so we'll be watching for that and that's where you get some localized street flooding. look at the wind gusts starting to pick up. 33 miles per hour. >> we have the potential of getting 40 to 50 mile per hour gusts. that's why there is waned advisory for tonight and it continues until 10 tomorrow we get that line of storms that could have damaging winds tomorrow morning, and cindy will be here opener. that's an extra important show tomorrow morning in case any severe weather is happening at that time. >> here's some of the wind gusts. sometimes a little overdone on the model but the idea is that we could exceed 40 miles per

hour and then it's still breathed to windy during the day but not as strong as the potential for tonight and early tomorrow. coastal flood advisory, not major situation but splashes over and marcy boulevard will take on water. it's 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. is the coastal flood advisory that we're talking about. actually that one already took place but this one down here, this one is for this evening and they have added another one for tonight. the 1:00 a.m. high tide. 11:00 p.m. tonight until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. watch the east facing coastal areas. temperatures are still in the 40s and 50s but now into the low 60s to the south. very warm to the south and temperatures will be rising tonight, and it will be very tropical. late tonight and early tomorrow and that's how we have the potential of getting a few strong storms before the drier and warm air takes over so we can enjoy midday afternoon hours of tomorrow. might be close to a record tomorrow. the record, i don't think, will be made, 79.

73 or 74. by the time of the game the rain is long gone. briar and cooler air is moving in. after being in the 70s we'll drop into the 50s during the course of the game. friday is beautiful. but a little crisp, and then saturday for the trick-or-treaters it looks nice starting out, i would say in the low 50s. and then dropping into the low 40s during the evening hours. a spot hour or two is possible on sunday. that's when we turn the clocks back before you go to sleep late saturday night and also, sunset on sunday, ouch. but it looks like nice weather for monday, tuesday, and wednesday of next week so maybe that will temper the sunsets a little bit. see you later on tonight. harvey leonard. >> hi, everybody, welcome back to the garden. nothing like opening night in any sport and tonight the with the philadelphia 76ers. in personnel moves over the offseason. was david lee. he'll be getting a championship

ring from the golden state warriors, and brad announced his starting line-up. lee comes to the celtics with high expectations. >> they have got a lot of guys that are really hungry. a lot of guys that have different skill sets. we still have a lot of guys that are equal in a lot of ways as far as what they can bring to the table. but from an impact point, i think we just have a lot of guys that are really committed to being celtics and being good. >> being a successful team in the nba, you have to day, of your home court. still one of the few to find out for real but i've been on the opposite end. i know how good the home-court advantage is in boston. >> now to the patriots. they have a lot of work to do and little time to get it done before tomorrow night's 8:30 kickoff a task made more difficult by the new look miami

dolphins. >> these are not your miami dolphins. these are your newborn babies, miami dolphins. two weeks old. that's when dan campbell took over. elevated from tight end coach to head coach. >> you know, they hit the reset button. >> whatever they change is working. they are playing at an extremely high level. >> the dolphins have scored 82 points and won both games under dan campbell. those wins were against the titans and texans, two teams with a combined three wins. still, a 41-0 halftime lead over >> when they are out there playing -- they are just having everything is more fluent. moving the ball a lot better. >> now dan campbell goes up against bill belichick. a man with three times as many as campbell has games coached. >> i don't look at it as me

versus him. this is the dolphins versus the patriots. 6-0 patriots against the 2-0 dan campbell dolphins. >> wcvb, sports center 5. >> thank you very much. as you probably heard and suspected, most of this week has been spent by the patriots watching film and walking through different formations and different looks that they may get from the dolphins. it's not your average national football league practice week. if you don't believe me, listen to the coach. >> we didn't really practice this week. a lot of us -- my mom -- [inaudible] mother could have gotten through practice. bill belichick at his best. game two of the world series. we'll see it tonight at 11:00. >> that might be the mom of the

year. my mom could have gotten through practice. >> he loves halloween. it's coming up. >> there you go. >> new tonight on newscenter 5 at 11:00, a shark attack victim comes to boston for care. he lost his limb to a bull shark in hawaii and now he's turning to boston mass for treatment. >> "abc world news tonight." >> breaking developments tonight, f-16 scrambled over the u.s. the military's run away blimp knocking out power to thousands and we're on the scene. a major development after that

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