take aook at the dramatic pictures. the dynamic airlines flight was headed to then a swale a when the fire broke out. jc: first, a man in court today hours after being hauled off a plane in logan accused of making bomb threats. phil: heather unruh is here. heather his attorney claims it was all a misunderstanding? heather: that is what he says. his attorney admits his client made a poor choice of words, but did not make a bomb threat or even a joke about a bomb. campbell' s lawyers says a flight attendant made a comment that she was surprised he was able to get his bag into the overhead compartment. he allegedly everyone should be careful when the plane lands because the bag could shift and fall out like a bomb. >> no passengers on the plane screamed or yelled.

the attendant to their did not say anything. he went back to his seat and apologized. he said i should not have said that. heather: campbell is free on 250 dollars bail. he did not comment after his arraignment today. he has been ordered to stay away from airports until the case is resolved. jc: coast guard spencer spent 60 days at sea rounding up drug smugglers and seizing more than 5000 pounds of marijuana and cocaine. the drugs are worth an estimated $50 million. phil: 68 degrees in needham. phil: to the weather now. live pictures of a sunny boston much different than earlier today. harvey, even more changes are on the way tonight. harvey: absolutely. we have to have a change in temperature because it has been

look at these high temperatures. 75 in boston. 76 in beverly. 75 in lawrence. even 76 in concord, new hampshire. it is still pretty mild out there at this particular time. i want you to notice, the last 12 hours, look how warm it was early today in boston. 6i-5-70 degrees at don. we had downpours and strong to win -- 65 -70 degrees at dawn. we had downpours and strong winds. as we go through the evening hours, get to about 8:00, boston about six to three, providence, 62. it will be around 60 at the start of the patriots game. as you wake up tomorrow morning, it will generally be in the 40' s. 30 in some cool spots. we will see temperatures in the 50'

s with a little bit of a gusty wind tomorrow, but a dry day. son and some clouds, but overall, a pretty nice day. we will talk all about the big weekend coming up. phil: a brockton man hit while crossing a street in west bridgewater has died. police say there was heavy rain last night when 24-year-old michael pires was crossing north main street, and they are considering the conditions in their investigation. the driver did stop at the scene and so far has not been charged. jc: at a borough police looking to clear outstanding warrants. they are taking a new approach to do that. >> call it a new nonviolent totally free crime-fighting weapon. >> we decided to post all wanted persons on twitter. >> the chief is trying a new approach, tweeting 200 names yesterday. his take -- >> it would be inconvenient for them to be stopped for a traffic offense and find out they have a

we tried to knock on doors conceive they were home. it was a daunting task. >> he is not encouraging people to play vigilante. let them turn themselves in. he tells me even though seasoned veterans have, to the idea, technology can bridge the gap between the police and the public. >> it matters to them. it matters to me. this advanced technology is really helping us three shape services. >> you can see the list on my twitter account or on the wcvb twitter page. phil: to boston where a small chunk of cement fell off a building on congress street this morning. it happened as people were heading to work. the sidewalk was blocked off as the building was checked out. no one was hurt. new at 5:30 p.m., umass president martin meehan says the 5-campus system now needs to cut $11 million from its budget. it' s to make up for pay increases that are part of a

with faculty and staff. meehan says he had asked state it did not make it into the final version of the state budget. jc: also new, mayor marty walsh and sean o' malley on hand for the dedication of a new housing development. it will home 80 families, any of whom were formerly homeless. it is part of a partnership between the archdiocese and the city. let' s take a look at first alert traffic. it' s slow on the bridge and slow on the ramp. let' s take a closer look at traffic around the area. we are looking at red. as we head south, almost a half hour ride mass avenue to route three. upper deck, 13 minutes on the pike, slow westbound. slow on 128 southbound.

farther west on the pike, a half hour. southbound is jammed. time. i reminder, the patriots game is tonight and a lot of people are headed in that direction. that is causing delays. give yourselves extra time. that military blimp that somehow blew away, still stuck tonight. phil: the new plan to remove it after it broke free from a military base, crossing state lines. jc: amazon facing a hefty lawsuit. the claims against former delivery drivers and why they' re demanding money. phil: deer hunting being allowed in an area of the state where it' s been banned for more than a century and the battle that' s

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phil: china is ending its notorious one child policy. it' s in response to the country' s aging population and imbalanced gender ratio. china instated the policy in the 1970' s to control population growth. critics say it led abortions, forced sterilization, adoptions and heavy fines. right now, more than 1 billion

in beijing alone. jc: investigators are still trying to figure out how this military blimp broke a loose yesterday. it spent hours in the air floating from maryland to pennsylvania. it could take weeks to remove the blimp from the hard to access area. reporter: today investigators are trying to figure out how this happened. this 175 million dollar, top-secret military surveillance blimp, ripping free from a military base in aberdeen, maryland yesterday afternoon. the 240-foot, unmanned balloon floating at about 50 miles an hour. >> it' s going down. reporter: dragging a 6600 foot metal cable behind it, knocking out power lines. >> it knocked out our power at school. reporter: the helium-filled

blimp crossing over neighborhoods. >> that thing is enormous. reporter military officials : unable to stop it . >> there' s supposed to be a switch that somebody on the ground, in an emergency can flip, that will do an emergency deflation and bring it down. in this case, they tried that switch but it didn' t work. reporter: the blimp, equipped with high-tech radars, able to search an area the size of texas for incoming missiles and aircraft is part of a nearly 3 billion dollar system to defend the nation' s capital. >> the concern within the pentagon was not only where does it come down, but they need to keep people away from that technology because it is so sensitive that they don' t want anybody who shouldn' t see it, to see it. reporter after four hours the : balloon was finally snagged by trees, and deflated in moreland township pennsylvania. though experts say wind was likely a major factor in this blimp breaking free, military officials are offering no explanation. phil: a terrifying encounter along a hawaiian beach. jc: a young boy' s run-in with a shark.

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phil: worries about explosions and fires were not enough to put an ban on shipments of re-chargeable batteries on passenger planes. a u.n. aviation panel voted against recommending new restrictions. faa test have shown some of the batteries can cause explosions

that disable aircraft fire protection systems. the panel did agree to a limit on the number of batteries in a single shipment. amazon under fire tonight, accused of mis-treating workers. four former delivery drivers are suing the online retail giant for withholding wages, overtime and benefits and not allowing breaks. the ex-employees didn' t work directly for amazon but are requesting back pay. amazon has yet to respond to the lawsuit. jc: az' s will open on year in a row. -- macy' s will open on thanksgiving day for the third year in a row. retailers are desperately trying to compete as online retailer take over the market. the woman topping the list of highest paid female executives in the u.s. works at apple. angela ahrendts is the senior

v.p. for retail and online stores. she takes home more than $73 million a year, according to equilar, a firm that tracks executive compensation. rounding out the top 5 are the ceo' s of oracle, yahoo, united therapeutics and the chief creative officer of kate spade. phil: a 10-year-old boy hospitalized tonight after being attacked by a shark. it happened yesterday along a beach in oahu, hawaii. the boy was body-boarding about 60 yards from shore when he started yelling. lifeguards and witnesses jumped in to help pulling the boy back to shore. >> we paddled over to him and looked on his leg. we saw some significant gashes. everybody remained calm. the kid was calm and coherent the whole time. but it was a significant byte to his leg. phil the boy is in serious : condition but will make a full recovery. the incident marks the 7th shark attack in hawaii this year and the third in oahu just this month. jc: check out this incredible image from space. nasa releasing this photo showing the historic flooding that hit south carolina earlier this month. portions of the state devastated by heavy rain and flooding

thanks in large part to hurricane joaquin. at least 15 people were killed and experts fear damage will be in the billions of dollars. again, this wasn' t even a direct hit. this was remnants of the hurricane. harvey: there was that stalled front offshore. they would have had a ton of but the tropical connection made it incredible. phil: the changes we have here. when i was coming into work, i stopped a minute before i opened the door. harvey: i think everybody was walking around this afternoon like -- jc: was going on? harvey: they were saying different things when the wind was howling last night. in rhode island, it gusted over 60. rockport, also gusted between 45-50.

the dryer air started to knock out the tropical air. rainfall was very impressive. many areas between two and three inches. two. these are all damage reports. most of them were due to wind. some of them were due to flooding due to the torrential downpours early this morning. warmth. look at this. today in worcester, not a record, but it did hit 70 degrees. that' s at the airport. the record and 78, not that far off. how about boston? only missed by four degrees. 75 is the record from 1918. still 70 in boston. 71 improvidence. it' s going to be turning cooler -- how could it do anything other than that when it' s this warm this late in october? ruler air around the great lakes will take us pretty close to normal tomorrow -- cooler air around the great lakes will take

us pray close to normal for this time of year tomorrow. for the patriots game, it should be windy. you could be swirling a little bit as the cooler air is rushing in. about 51 at the end of the game. the wind will still be around, but probably not a strong later of the game. these are the temperatures overnight and into the morning as you head to work or school. a little bit of a breeze. that will kick up a little during the mid to late morning onto the mid to late afternoon as the cooler air starts to move in. as far as the wind is concerned, this is just the steady wind in boston. notice it stays around 20 miles per hour. still breezy around 10:00. not quite as windy tomorrow. then it will pick up a little again tomorrow morning into the afternoon. these are your high temperatures for tomorrow. pretty close to average for a

late october day. a fair amount of sun and cloudiness for late morning. nice and clear around the region tonight. if you look carefully, a little but of cloudiness around late morning. that is the approach of the reinforcing chilly air. it makes a colder tamara night and a little cooler on saturday. it becomes completely clear for friday and saturday. for trick-or-treating, nice and sunday. -- sunny. the temperature may not fall to quickly saturday evening, which is good news. if we get any showers this weekend, there might be a couple sunday morning. i think a lot will pass to the north. it looks more like cloudiness as opposed to showers on sunday. here we go. tomorrow, a typical fall like today. as far as trick or treating is concerned, keep in mind there will not be a lot of wind or any wet weather. probably around 50 late afternoon to about 44 late evening temperatures.

nice stretch of weather for perhaps much of next week. temperatures above average with possibly very mild air around tuesday, still above average on wednesday. see you at 6:00. phil: so, the bartender asks you what will it be . according to stereotypes, women will often order wine or a fruit flavored drink. the jc: time to stop the stereotypes. women are following -- falling for a certain amber colored drink. >> this is a place where women can share their taste for whiskey. >> once a month the club meets at a different location throughout the city . the boston chapter president says julia started the club in

new york city in 2011. >> a came out of her socializing with her friends. when they would go out, they would all order whiskeys. they would get these raised eyebrows from the bartender about wow, that' s a strong drink for a woman, are you sure you can handle that, and they thought this is ridiculous. we are drinking whiskey, talking together. over time, she thought she would did. >> there is something about a woman who drinks whiskey. >> women who drink whiskey are confident. mature. they know what they like. they like the finer things in life. i think more than anything what is interesting about whiskey women is their confidence. jc: more from chronicle tonight. you can save money on home furnishings at a new specialty

play inside a human sized video game, and a new trend straight from greece. phil: i am tuning in for the human sized videogame alone. jc: a battle over deer hunting brewing. >> the university of boston is against this hunt. phil: next, the battle is brewing after an area is to hunters after a century. plus, pushing for change on a dangerous stretch of road known as dead man' s curve. also new tonight, searching for his guardian angel. a local crash victim hopes you can help him find the woman who he says saved his life. >> jeb bush is back in the granite state defending his

performance last night. heather: and you have to see this story. and upton man wins a million dollars on a scratch ticket. why he didn' t tell his wife

phil: mu at 5:30 p.m., the battle over deer hunting at the

for over a century. opposition, deer hunting is a go. braintree' s mayor also now looking a the environmental impact of deer. at the blue hills reservation, the devastation of foliage and even some bird and reptile due to deer overpopulation. >> and healthy population is about 60 per square mile. we now have 85 per square mile. reporter: braintree officials are discussing archery hunting in the forest. it could happen as soon as next december. month hunting begins in the blue hills. today, a coalition of animal

rights activists are already protesting. >> we want to ask the governor to stop the hunt or at least delay it. reporter: the dept of conservation and recreation say hikers will be discouraged from walking the trails on hunt days but hiking will be permitted. >> there will be all kinds of messaging and all kind of safety precautions. reporter: the first of four controlled hunt spring the shotguns here november 30. nearly 200 hunters will be picked by lottery. jc: news center five at 6:00 starts right now. >> sentenced to jail in the prep school sex trial. hear from the high school victim and her assailant, oh and liberty. harvey: big changes and how it will be for the trick-or-treaters this weekend.

s taking steps to make a dangerous roads. the emotional plea from the victims. from his mother. he will spend a year behind bars plus probation following the sexual assault of a 15-year-old freshman. phil: newscenter 5' s pam cross is live at the courthouse in concord, new hampshire. pam owen labrie walked into : court on his own, and when it ended he was hugging his mother, free to go at least for now. he was sentenced to a year in the house of correction, and up to 3 years probation. the judge said the sex was not consensual.

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