from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5. jc: we begin with the breaking news. this new hampshire prep school teacher sentenced to -- new hampshire prep school student sentenced to one year in jail and probation following the sexual assault of a 15-year-old freshman. jc: owen labrie showing little emotion when the judge handed down that sentence. let' s get right to newscenter 5' s pam cross who was inside the courtroom today, pam? >> the judge said his decision was based on the crime, not on the text messages that followed. he said: should have known better. -- oh when -- owen should have

>> i am sentencing you as a human being who has been convicted of five crimes. pam: among the most compelling statements, the victim speaking on tape to the court. we have distorted her voice. >> what he did to me , i would be better off dead. i am living as a victim of rape, and it' s terrible to say, but now i know a people don' t come forward. pam: just before the judge returned with a the sentence, labrie crossed himself at the table and appeared to pray. the prosecution had asked for seven years in state prison. in stead, the judge gave him

he must register as a sex offender, something his attorney called a life sentence. we will hear more from the victim and her parents. labrie has left the courthouse. his attorney is talking to reporters. phil: more breaking news. police on the scene of this crash on route 1 in wrentham, and as you would imagine, it is creating some headaches for fans trying to get to gillette stadium for tonight' s patriots game. it' s not clear what went wrong but we' re told one person is in critical condition. route one south is closed. panic on the runway. the engine of this plane catches fire in fort lauderdale injuring several passengers. let' s get you right to heather unruh who has the details , heather? heather: dynamic airways is the carrier we are talking about. this is very much the story of a little known airline that will now get a lot of scrutiny. dynamic airways is the carrier we' re talking about, the flight was headed to caracas,

venezuela. flames broke out in an engine of the boeing 767 as it prepared for takeoff this afternoon. passengers and crew evacuating by the emergency slides. 15 people were injured. the incident shutting down fort lauderdale/hollywood international airport for hours. a pilot from another airline reporting a fuel leak just before the fire broke out. >> one person sustained serious injuries, burn injuries. we still do not know if that was cruel or a passenger. there were two less serious injuries. -- if that was a crew member or a passenger. there were two less serious injuries. the remaining 12 for what we call walking wounded. heather: dynamic is a small airline that connects fort lauderdale, new york, venezuela and guyana. it began servicing caracas in july after government policies in the economically strapped nation led major airlines to pull out. jc: sky 5 over sullivan middle school in lowell where students were evacuated after many reported feeling sick.

dozens of students were second. hospital for further investigation. investigators around 1 o' -- by 1:00. all students were brought to reilly elementary school where they finished the school day. students at this lexington after a jolt is felt inside the s sera congi is live with reaction from students and parents, sera? reporter: still no word on what this mysterious event was that prompted the evacuation. >> we thought it was a normal fire drill, but then they started taking us down this road. reporter: but it wasn' t a drill at the estabrook elementery school in lexington. it shortly after 9:00 a.m., and underground noise and jolt prompted an evacuation. police and fire responded to the

were taken to lexington high school. e-mails and alerts were sent to parents. >> we were notified immediately that the kids and staff were all safe. reporter: no reports of any smoke or suspicious smell. parents are wondering what happened. >> could it be an earthquake? the school is right behind my house, but i didn' t hear anything. reporter: engineers and safety officials were on scene of the school to try and determine what happened. meanwhile parents picked up their children at the high school shortly after noon their -- afternoon, their regular dismissal time. most were grateful this goal aired on the side of caution. >> we were kind of excited because we got out of school but we were still scared. phil: a wild ride ends with a drunk driving arrest in worcester. neighbors say they heard a huge crash around 9:30 this morning. that'

s when this black pick up truck crashed through a fence and into a tree. police say before that the truck hit a fire hydrant and caused a four-car accident. s expected to be arraigned tomorrow. patricia felt here in the bay state today. splash-over near the new england harvey, that' experienced gusty wind and heavy rain. harvey: absolutely. in them there was a second poll from gusty winds this afternoon as the cold front came through. it hasn' t cooled off that much yet, but it will. very tropical feel. these winds were from what happened last night an early this morning. over 60 miles per hour. rockport, 46. we had more strong gusts that took down trees

we had gusts at 46 in cambridge. the drier air is moving in, but it has gusty wind is still associated with it, especially with elevation. pittsfield is gusting up 41. still 20-30 elsewhere. temperatures, still 70 in boston. 60' s to the north and west. eventually, you could see colbert around the great lakes, so that is what will be moving in -- cool air around the great lakes, so that is what will be moving in. as you wake up tomorrow morning, it will be anywhere from the upper 30' s to upper 40' s. not nearly as mild tomorrow as today, but a nice, fall day. most places will be in the 50' s from midmorning to mid afternoon. we will talk about halloween weekend, coming up. phil: thanks. commitment 26 team now. -- 2016 now. a day of stumping after a night of debating.

republican presidential candidates back on the campaign trail, after more fireworks at last night' s debate. aixa diaz reports, the candidates didn' t just go at each other, they found common ground when it came to the moderators and the media. reporter: moments of contention. donald trump: it' s not a very nice question, the way you ask that. >> the questions asked so far in this debate illustrate why americans don' t trust the media. reporter: the republican national committee say it' s disappointed in the tone of last night' s debate. >> they were more focused on trying to pit candidates against each other and have a gotcha moment. reporter: ben carson is the new front runner. >> he spoke more than he ever has before, so he is stepping up his game. reporter: jeb bush courted voters in new hampshire after what some are calling a lackluster debate performance. >> people look at jeb bush as a national leader, but he has been

anything but in these debates. reporter: marco rubio, currently in third place, could find himself moving up in the polls. analysts say the florida senator had memorable moments during the debate. >> he is a guy who presents himself as a young, articulate alternative to hillary clinton. reporter: as spokesperson said people running for president should be able to answer tough questions. phil: jeb bush hoping to brush off last night' s performance today in new hampshire. but is his campaign in jeopardy? we' ll have his response new at 6 -- response to that question at 6:00. jc: big night in foxborough. the undefeated patriots taking on the miami dolphins at home. mike lynch is live at gillette stadium. lynchie, miami will have to be at their best tonight to put up a good fight. mike: well, they come into town riding a two game wins break -- win streak.

two wins, but they also enjoyed mild weather in south florida. bill belichick, we know his history. you have to like the patriots chance tonight against the dolphins. >> every team presents different challenges. this week is a short week. at the team is playing really well. it has its own unique challenges. i think i can rely on the experience i have, but ultimately, you have to execute under pressure. mike: the patriots running back has been out with and a domino injury. they will make a decision close to 7:00 whether he is -- an abdominal injury. they will make a decision close to 7:00 as to whether he will play or not. phil: and taking a look at first alert traffic. you' re looking live at the zakim bridge. and here'

traffic around the boston area. 14 minutes is in terrible from the upper deck to read 128. out west on the pike, it' s a half hour from i-93 to newton corner. farther on the pike, about a half hour as well. it looks like there is a problem in and around the junction of 495 and 290, heading north is about seven minutes, but it looks like it is getting backed up southbound. jc: republican paul ryan sworn-in as the next speaker of the house. phil: the changes he' s hoping to make right away. jc: marking three years since hurricane sandy devastated parts of the northeast. what has and hasn' t changed since the monster storm struck. phil: a local man accused of making a bomb threat at logan faces a judge. at 5:30 why his attorney says it was all a big misunderstanding. jc: and the battle over deer hunting here in the state and the two areas triggering some

jc: right now a kentucky fugitive accused of shooting a police officer is still on the loose, but two of his friends are now behind bars. floyd ray cook is a convicted criminal with a long history including rape and robbery. last night two of his friends were arrested after a violent confrontation with u.s. marshals in tennessee. officials say cook shot a tennessee police officer last saturday, in an area near the kentucky border. phil: a change of the guard on capitol hill. john boehner is out. paul ryan is in as speaker of the house.

after the full house voted to make him one of the most powerful men in washington. at hardy has more. >> paul ryan elected speaker of the house. >> i felt like the moon, the stars, and all the planets had fallen on me. we should all feel that way. >> mitt romney watched as his 2012 running mate became second in line to the presidency. the outgoing speaker, john boehner, tissues in hand, delivered his last speech on the floor as speaker. >> if you do the right things for the right the -- right reasons, good things can happen. >> in his final two year, $80 billion budget deal, john boehner came under fire. >> i leave with no regrets, no burdens. >> with the new man in charge says it' s time to avoid last-minute crises in government.

all voices will be heard and no last minute work will be done in committees. >> we are wiping the slate clean. >> paul ryan is the youngest to speaker in 100 70 years. deadlines for appropriation bills are coming up quickly. john boehner not only resigned as speaker, he will be leaving saturday. jc: today marks three years since hurricane sandy battered the east coast. as of today, boardwalks have been rebuilt and seawalls replaced, but many victims say they still do not have enough money to rebuild. it is still a devastated area . phil: so many people on the jersey shore are still devastated three years later. jc: we toss it over to you,

harvey: we had hundreds of thousands of people without power. speaking of damage, these are all storm reports prom -- from the last 24 hours. most of them represent wind damage. by the way, the wind you see around springfield and westfield was the second punch of wind that came early this afternoon and took some trees down over there. and then there was rainfall. worcester picking up over two inches, natick, three inches. here are the more modest but still significant amounts that fell in communities, perhaps near you. right now, we are running 15-20 degrees warmer then we were yesterday at this time. a few patchy clouds around. this is a look at city cam. you can see boston is looking nice, but it is windy. southwest wind at 16 with higher gusts.

it will be breezy tonight as the the dew point has dropped. remember how it felt tropical earlier today? it no longer feels tropical, but it still feels mild. air moves in from the west. that are pretty significant. strongest wind. that is why you see worcester -- worcester and pittsfield still elevated. for the patriots game, it will be a lot cooler than it is now in there probably will be gusty wind, strongest earlier in the game and not a strong later in the temperature will be dropping through the 50' s during the course of the game. spread a reasonable. these are the temperatures -- s pretty reasonable. these will be the temperatures early tomorrow. we will have an active breeze

active gusts. it could still touch 60 in one or two spots. lower 60' s in worcester. here is the overall picture. high pressure is going to build in. there will be a few hours of clouds tomorrow as slightly reinforcing cooler air arrives. that will make tomorrow night chili so that saturday morning could don frosty. we will have a respectable temperature moderation saturday. s. treating on saturday? very little wind. that' s good. july, no rain to worry about. the temperature will probably start close to 50 and then overnight average 44 the region. turn the clock' s back. that' s the good news. we gain an hour on sunday.

keep that in mind on sunday. by the way, saturday is the suicide prevention walk in boston, so please be aware of that. and look at next week. pretty mild weather around to the region, perhaps the warmest day on tuesday. it looks like november is going to have a quiet start around here. probably no complaints around -- about that. jc: not from this gang. phil: stunning new statistics tonight about breast cancer. jc: a group of women sees us -- sees a troubling increase in diagnoses. and new at 6:00, the million-dollar secret. a local man did not immediately

jc: it' s a disease that impacts millions, but tonight, a new report shows that breast cancer may be an even bigger problem for black women. >> new statistics reveal that black women get breast cancer as frequently as white women. breast cancer detection and treatment have been improving, but it is an

established fact that black women tend to fare worse with this disease. now, new statistics show more concerns for these women revealing that black women today get breast cancer as frequently as their white counterparts. that' s a surprise, since white women have traditionally been more likely to develop this disease. but researchers at the american cancer society looking at data from a large national health survey even find that in some states, rates are now higher in black women. diagnosed later when more cancer have taken hold, a finding that researchers say might be due to a lack of regular screening and s worse, when black women diagnosis, they are 40% more likely to die than white women. jc: fortunately, there are steps that all women can take to lower their risk, eat a diet rich in fruits and vegetables. maintain a healthy weight. limit alcohol intake, and talk to your doctor about screening. major drug bust at sea. phil: new at 5:30 the massive amount of marijuana and cocaine seized by a boston-based coast guard ship. jc: a local police department taking a unique approach to tracking down suspects. how they hope social media will help clear their outstanding warrants. phil: and a young boy attacked

>> this is an editorial by wcvb general manager bill fine. >> there are a number of reports on the rapidly growing use of unmanned air systems, or drones, here in the united states. drone use is at an all time high

with thousands of drones flying for both recreation and commercial use. walmart to just joined google in asking the faa for permission to test drones for delivery purposes. this guy is the limit when it comes to the use of drones for photography to aerial drag racing, to the delivery of emergency supplies or that must have product. they are fun and efficient, but there are also threats to safety and privacy. the faa receives daily reports of potentially unsafe drone operations. pilot sightings of drones doubled between 2014 and 2015. other incidents include the drone crashing into the u.s. open and most recently, a drone carrying drugs and hacksaw blades crashing into an oklahoma prison. the announcement by the u.s. department of transportation and

a much needed next step. the wild west days of drone use are coming to an end. we will finally have a defined framework from which to push drone technology to new heights. >> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30 p.m. phil: we begin with breaking news. one year in jail for the new hampshire prep school grad force actually assaulting a classmate. prosecutors had hoped to the judge would send him away for seven years. jc: also, warnings of delays on route 1 after this crash.