>> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. an elementary school in lexington evacuated after people felt a large jolt. juries -- no injuries reported. erika: students were taken to a nearby high school. sera congi joins us live on the phone with the latest. reporter: parents are coming to pick up their children.

the high school is where the elementary school students were taken after the evacuation. parents i am talking with our concerned but they feel as though they are glad the school took precautions. around 9:00 a.m. the school was evacuated because of a jolt and a loud banging. it is unclear what that was from . as a precaution it was evacuated and police are checking around the area to see if anyone was doing construction. utilities are also being checked . no smoke or suspicious odors from this event. it is a mystery. kids are going to be dismissed 12:15 anyway. it is unclear if the students school tomorrow. parents expect to have an e-mail or some sort of notice later today.

emily: more breaking worcester police are . police tell the telegram a pickup truck went through a fence, hit a boulder and went airborne and slammed into a tree 10 feet off the ground at the intersection of west mountain drive and mount shire dry after the driver caused accident on several other streets. that driver was taken to an area hospital. hauled off a flight for making bomb threats. erika: the man accused phased a judge for the first time. his attorney calling this a misunderstanding? reporter: the defense attorney said the man made a poor choice of words but he did not make a bomb threat or even a joke about having a bomb. dennis campbell arraigned in east boston district court today . he was released by state police last night on $250 cash bail. state police say while on a united airlines plane yesterday,

police did not find any type of the explosive on that plane. campbell' s attorney painted this as a misunderstanding. campbell' s lawyer claims that he flight attendant made a comment to the man that she was surprised he was able to get a bag into the overhead compartment. >> he went and sat back in his seat. he apologized and said, i should not have said that. reporter: after court we try to get campbell to talk about what happened. the judge continued -- he is barred from going to logan or any other airport. he has to check in with the probation department before leaving the state. he returns to court on december 4. erika: thank you.

take a look at this car flattened by a tree in milton. brought down during last night' s high wind and heavy rain. that system has moved out. some warm weather is moving in. cindy: downpours. wind gust that in some places 50 to six he mile per hour. it warm southwesterly wind. 71 degrees. what a treat for the end of october? off to the west, you see those temperatures? they drop from the 70' s along the eastern seaboard. back into the 40' s and 50' s to our west. there is a sharp cold front that will come through later this afternoon and evening and once it does, that is what is waiting for us. we have the warmth bank to that southwesterly went. gusting over 20 miles per hour. there is an additional line of showers. at head of it we are seeing a

catching a couple of raindrops. as that front approaches i think it will lose a lot of its punch. 7:00 this evening we may catch a brief sprinkle what we saw this morning. temperature start to drop. low 70' s into the early afternoon and temperatures taking a dive this evening. we will to you how cold it gets, coming up. emily: a brockton man hit while bridgewater has died. police say there was heavy rain when michael pires was crossing considering conditions in their investigation. the driver did stop at the scene . no word on any charges. attleboro police looking to this time they are trying a new approach. jim lokay is life in attleboro. they are using social media now. reporter: you tweet, we all tweet. police are finding it as part of

their job. in attleboro they are using it to clear outstanding warrants. call it a new nonviolent crime filing that crime-fighting weapon. >> we posted all wanted persons the attleboro police department on twitter. reporter: tweeting out over 200 names just yesterday. >> it would be inconvenient for them to be stopped for a traffic offense to find out they had a warrant issued against them. reporter: this does not replace old-fashioned techniques but it helps. >> trying to knock on doors to see if they were home. it was a daunting task. reporter: he is not encouraging people to play vigilante. he tells me the most seasoned veterans have come around to the idea that technology can bridge the gap between police and the public. >> if it matters to them, it matters to me. by this technology, it is helping us refocus our delivery

reporter: i just shared the link on my own twitter account. if you happen to see anybody in the area, you might want to give them a call and tell them the police are looking for them. jim lokay, wcvb, news center 5. erika: hours away from the sentencing of a former new hampshire prep student. on labrie was cleared of the most serious charges but was convicted of using a computer to laura 15-year-old girl to a sexual encounter. he is hoping for probation. at boston man is filing a criminal complaint against jerry sandusky. the man alleges sandusky s. sandusky is due back in court trial. the 71-year-old was convicted in 2012 a 45 counts of child sexual

the massachusetts gaming commission is holding a meeting and for the first time the issue of fantasy sports is on the agenda. antoinette antonio with what the commissioner is saying now. reporter: the gaming commission' s public meeting is underway right now and later on this afternoon they will be picking up that controversial issue of fantasy sports. this is the first time the commission will be having this discussion on the legality of fantasy sports sites including draft kings. chairman stephen crosby tells us the gaming commission will look at key issues. whether fantasy sports are legal and if so, should the industry be regulated, who should regulate it and what issues regulation should address. >> we have had experience introducing a new gaming industry to massachusetts. we spent time thinking about regulations, how you deal with problem gambling, whether or not these companies should be licensed.

reporter: crosby says this is an initial conversation about fantasy sports websites. the commission will give their opinion on the legality of fantasy sports sites after discussing the issue further. any decision about regulation would come from the legislature, the governor, and maybe even the court system. erika: a small chunk of cement fell off a building on congress street this morning in boston. it happened as people were heading to work. the sidewalk was blocked off as the building was checked out. no one was hurt. congressman paul ryan is now speaker of the house. he was elected over an hour ago. kenneth mouton, with the vote. >> when they told me what had happened, i felt like the moon, the stars and all the planets had fallen on me.

we should all feel that way. reporter: the family of this was dutch of the wisconsin lawmaker sat in the gallery. mitt romney watched as his 2012 running mate became second in line for the presidency. john boehner, a box of tissues in hand, delivered his last speech as speaker. >> you do the right things for the right reasons, good things will happen. this too can happen to you. reporter: a to mulch was four years leaving the house. he battled with tea partiers and his final budget deal with president obama this week has come under fire. >> i leave with no regrets. reporter: the new man in charge wants says it is time to avoid lesson crises in government. all voices will be heard, more work done in committees. >> we are not settling scores,

reporter: ryan is the youngest speaker in 170 years. deadlines are coming for appropriation bills so he will hit the ground running. john boehner will leave his ohio congressional seat saturday. erika: we are following breaking news. this is live sky 5 over the sullivan middle school in lowell which has been evacuated. about a dozen students reported feeling ill about 11:30 this morning. students were taken to nearby riley elementary school where day. the low fire department -- the lowell fire department is on the scene. emily: the team preparing for tonight' s game against the dolphins, coming off a punishing win over the jets while miami cruised to their last victory. no serious strain the tom brady says do not let that for you. the pats are one of five unbeaten teams in the nfl right

now. still ahead, the new effort to make the road where a young mother and her baby were killed in a crash safer in the future. erika: the anniversary of a superstorm is ring the impact of sandy three years later. cindy: we have sunshine in the wake of this morning' s tropical downpours but the warm temperatures are not going to last. fall temperatures make a comeback. erika: fans reaching into their pockets to see the mets in the world series.

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the plan people stick with. erika: this is live sky 5 over the sullivan middle school in lowell. about a dozen students reported feeling ill about 11:30 this morning so the school was evacuated. the students were taken to riley elementary school and that is where they will finish up the school day. the lowell fire department is on the scene. they are checking things out. emily: there will be a meeting to talk about possible changes to route 20 in oxford where a young mother and her infant son were killed in a crash.

christina russin died monday when her car crashed head-on with a cement truck. her youngest son know what died after being placed on life support. another son, carter is still in the hospital. erika: jeb bush will be making stops in portsmouth and new london. candidates getting back to business. moderators at last night cost debate faced a lot of criticism. other. s recent voting record. resign and let someone else take the job. a lot of people living paycheck for a senator that will fight for them every day. >> someone has convinced you that attacking me will attack -- my campaign will be about the

emily: ben carson and donald trump dominated less than in the previous debates. erika: today is the third anniversary of superstorm sandy, that monster storm slammed into the east coast destroying businesses, flooding homes leaving thousands of people homeless. since that storm, boardwalk said been rebuilt along the sea walls but there are still many rebuilding projects yet to be finished. cindy: we had a lot of rain overnight. tropical downpours. the remnants of what was hurricane patricia came through. all the widespread rain, which we needed. one to two inches or more on average. worcester coming in over two inches. millis, just over two. in natick we had close to two inches of rain. it did come with heavy downpours.

flash flooding around the fall river area. as quickly as they raced in they have gone. re watching a sick swirl to the west. cold enough to produce snow toward the great lakes. the leading edge is a frontal boundary and this has to cross our area. as it does we may see a brief passing this afternoon. right now we have a southwesterly wind still bringing in the warmth. you can see that cold air is not far away. this is the air mass we will start tapping into for the temperatures dropping tonight and tomorrow. that southwesterly wind is gusting over 20 miles per hour. nothing like the wind we had early this morning and through the overnight hours. we tap into some strong wind and it was able to gust wind to 60 miles per hour in blue hills. although the wind is slowly

wave action with the tide to produce a coastal flood advisory for this high tide happening around 1:00 this afternoon. there may be splashed over or mina coaster flooding -- or minor coastal flooding. we have the sunshine out in boston. it is 71 degrees. average high is just in the 50' s . the southwesterly wind has brought in the humidity so it feels warm and sticky outside. 73, lawrence. worcester, 67 degrees. 70 degrees in falmouth. we have a good amount of sunshine. one sprinkle coming through northern worcester county but this line toward albany is our frontal boundary that will cross . as it comes into worcester county this afternoon you may see one or two showers. notice how quickly they dissipate. through 7:00 this evening, cannot rule out a brief passing shower.

anything that will be gone by the patriots game. as the wind shifts to the west we will pull in colder air. overnight we are into the 40' s with clearing skies and tomorrow is a cooler day but lots s for high temperatures tomorrow as cooler air works in. a big area of high pressure working in a we are setting up for a good-looking saturday. halloween, looking fantastic. temperatures 55 degrees in the afternoon. sunset, 5:39, around 50 degrees. through the 40' s in the evening hours but not much wind. looks great for trick-or-treaters this year. we turn the clocks back one hour on sunday. sunset on sunday at 4:38. emily: the congress -- the commerce department is reporting the economy slowed sharply this summer.

consumer spending remains solid, up 3.3% but down slightly from the previous quarter. analysts predict the slowdown will be temporary. erika: boston city counselors are getting a 14% pay raise. the city council voted to give itself the raise ending a year-long debate. mayor walsh says it is a compromise after counselors proposed higher hikes. the measure will also increase the mayor pay. lowell has been evacuated. riley elementary school to finish up the day.

emily: a couple of new york mets fans paid $17,000 each. these two seats are behind home plate for game three. the highest priced seat in kansas city for last night' s game, just over $14,000.

the must -- the mets host their first world series game in 15 years tomorrow night. erika: people who pay that much money have that much to pay. emily: i will never understand. erika: mets fans are long-suffering. cindy: enjoy the 70' s this afternoon. s through the weekend as we try things out. s. enjoy while they are here. down. -- maybe rake up all the leaves that came down. erika: have a great day. >> this is an editorial by president and general manager, bill fine. >> a number of news reports on the growing use of unmanned aircraft systems or drones in the united states. drawn use is at an all-time high with industry estimates of 500,000 drones flying in u.s.

airspace. for recreation and limited commercial use. walmart joined amazon and google , asking the federal aviation administration for permission to test drones for deliveries and other business purposes. in the eyes of many hobbyists, the sky is the limit when it comes to the use of drones from aerial photography to drone racing. from the delivery of emergency supplies to the delivery of that must have consumer product. there is much potential for fun and efficiency. there are threats to safety and privacy. according to the u.s. department receives daily reports of operations. sightings of drones doubled between 2015 -- 2014 at 2015. most recently, a drone carrying drugs and hacksaw blades . last week' s announcement to establish a drone registration

process seems like a logical and much needed next step. the wild west days of drone use are coming to an end. innovators will finally have a defined framework from which to push drone technology to new

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