>> wrote boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. erika: breaking news right now at noon, more than 18 students rushed to the hospital because of a hazmat situation at a high school in boston. emily: sky 5 was over the scene as ambulances arrived at the boston arts academy. right now officials are saying those students were exposed to hydrochloric acid while in class. newscenter 5' s kelley tuthill is live at the scene. kelley: it is quiet here now.

going. all 23 students in the class were taken for evaluations. a boston schools spokesperson says that a chemistry class was conducting an experiment. the beakers they were using had hire a classic -- had hydrochloric acid left over in them from an experiment last week. that acid vapor rise in students acid vaporized and students began to feel ill. >> it tells me there was a response. kelley: the information still coming in, but at this link, some 23 students in a chemistry class -- at this point, some 23 students in a chemistry class are being checked out as a precaution. live in boston, kelley tuthill,

emily: also breaking right now, a rollover crash in mansfield on route 140 northbound, near exit 12 on 495. mansfield police and fire are on the scene. they are asking people to avoid the area. erika: just moments ago the president of the university of missouri system resigned. it comes after criticism of his handling of student complaints about race and discrimination. we will have much more on this breaking news, including a walk out by the football team, coming up a little later. emily: more breaking news, at least two americans killed in an attack in jordan. two other americans were hurt in this attack by a jordanian police captain at a training facility. that attacker was killed. the americans were part of a state department police training program. president obama says the u.s. is taking the attack very seriously. emily: the suspect accused of dragging two boston police officers with an suv is set to face a judge today. erika: the scary moments happened during a traffic stop, and the officers were still able to chase down the suspect.

live in dorchester with more. sera: even after chasing them down, there was still a violent struggle. luckily, those officers are doing ok. the suspect is waiting to be arraigned. 45-year-old bryant gilbert of dorchester is facing several charges for the violent incident yesterday evening. on stratton street around 7:00 p.m., two police officers pulled over a vehicle that was swerving and speeding. but the driver did not put the car in park as requested, instead stepped on the gas, dragging the two officers 100 yards. >> one was able to break loose. the other had to hop into the car. he hit some parked cars. sera: gilbert and his passenger then allegedly fled, the officers chased them, ending in

officers found a large amount of cash and several bags of marijuana. gilbert is set to be arraigned here on a variety of charges. live in dorchester, sera congi. erika: new at noon, a man is due in court accused of killing a woman last night in a lynn apartment. 44-year-old james woodbury will be arraigned on murder charges in the death of the 55-year-old woman. police found her body after responding to a call for a well-being check. erika: a merrimac woman who was reported missing yesterday is found dead. police and fire officials had been searching for 76-year-old helen noone in areas where she often went for walks. her body was found early today in a stream off mill and broad streets. the death is being investigated, although there' s no sign of foul play. emily: new at noon, boston mayor marty walsh signs a plan banning all replica handguns in the city. newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich is live in roxbury.

todd: the fake handguns are sometimes referred to as "toys," but the message the city is sending is, these replicas are so life-like, they could very easily be mistaken for the real thing, causing a confrontation that could end in tragedy. -- that could be deadly. >> this is not a super-soaker. this can be a very dangerous thing. todd: this morning, in a room full of religious leaders and fake guns, boston mayor marty walsh signed an ordinance banning replica guns from public places in the city. mayor walsh: the police will be serious situation arises and the owner will be able to pick them up in person at the district but it' s also going to give us a chance to talk to parents. todd: more than 150 replicas have been taken off the street so far this year. many do not have the federally required orange or red tip on the muzzle. the new ordinance requires parents or guardians to accompany minors when retrieving replicas, which will give police an opportunity to educate the parents and children that these

be mistaken for the real thing. commissioner evans: we had an we' ve had incidents behind madison park high school. but for the tremendous restraint our officers used, someone very young could' ve been seriously injured by our officers using deadly force. todd: just to be clear, replicas are not illegal to make, buy, or sell, but this new ordinance bans them from public places. the ban takes effect immediately. reporting live in roxbury, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: shifting to the weather. beautiful outside. we have some rain on the way. cindy: and we need the rain. you can see the temperatures have been responding to all of the sunshine. a lot of 20' s in the suburbs this morning. it was a cold start.

beverly in the mid-50' now. it' a big area of high pressure on look down the coast. rain with an area of low pressure lifting our direction. this will be lifting northward. it gets in here later tomorrow. m not concerned with any widespread flooding, but there are concerns with stronger winds along the coastline. of the storm as it comes up later tuesday into your veterans day. we will start to see some this evening. erika: thanks so much. clinton will be the next she' ll be filing her paperwork for the presidential primary in less than a half and hour, at 12:30. we have a crew waiting to talk -- speak with her. we will bring you an update on

newscenter 5 tonight and inside the wcvb app. emily: a meeting today will focus on changes to make a stretch of highway in oxford safer. this curve on route 20 was the site of last month' s crash that killed a young mother and her baby. the goal of the meeting, to make the curve safer before winter. officials have already made plans to install a guardrail in the middle of the road and widen it. emily: jury selection resumes today in the murder trial of the danvers teen, charged with raping and killing his teacher. eight jurors have been chosen so far to sit on the jury in the philip chism trial. eight more jurors are needed. chism is accused of murdering colleen ritzer at danvers high school two years ago. erika: the suspect in a brighton murder is due in court today. 25-year-old gammada musa is charged with shooting 30-year-old desmond joseph. the crime happened two weeks ago on telford street. officers discovered joseph with multiple gunshot wounds. a curry college student will be arraigned today charged with illegally possessing a gun, ammunition, and drugs in his dorm room. the college says tips from students led them to darius

last friday. he has been since been suspended from the school. emily: right now the grieving was found burned and dumped is and it might not be the one you 29-year-old ashley bortner' s body was found bound and burned along the railroad tracks last week. investigators have said they believe the new jersey native was targeted but they have not made any arrests or talked about bortner' s mother says her daughter used to live in hyde park. tamara pack tells "the herald," quote, "through god and his grace, i have forgiven the person who did this to my baby. i have to forgive him or i wouldn' t be able to go on." the young woman' s family is now asking for donations to help bring her body home to new jersey for a funeral. erika: today the state' s four medical schools will be taking action to help stop addiction before it starts. as we' ve often reported, the misuse of prescription painkillers can start a long road of addiction. the goal under this new agreement is for all 3,000 students enrolled at the state' s

medical schools to be taught the skills needed to prevent and control that problem. that includes a curriculum that focuses on evaluating risk before prescribing painkillers, treating at risk patients, and managing abuse as a chronic illness. emily: right now there are calls for change to the t' s door-door van service for the disabled. the cost of the ride will be the focus of an mbta board meeting today. the globe finds over the last 4 years, complaints have more than doubled. more than 4300 made in 2014. and from january to august of nearly 2900. data finds the number of complaints have sky-rocketed despite a decline in demand for the service. breaking news. the president of the university of missouri system has resigned. tensions and protests that led emily: plus, mideast security on the agenda at the white house as president obama meets with the prime minister of israel to -- trying to repair a tense

cindy: soak in the sunshine today. tracking some needed rain on the way. the timeline and impact on veteran' s day plans. erika: also, tom brady making a wish come true for a deserving little boy, who tried to hand

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erika: one person is dead in this rollover crash on mansfield on route one or near -- route 140 near exit 12 on 495. mansfield police are asking people to avoid this area. more breaking news , the president of the university of missouri has resigned. elizabeth hur reports, this comes after racial tensions at the school prompted protests and a walk out by the mizzou football team. elizabeth: a stunning announcement from tim wolfe -- >> i' m resigning as the president of the university of missouri. >> we' re a team. i'

m not allowed to comment on much, so like i said we' re just going to all stay together as a team and we all made this decision as a team. elizabeth: more than 30 football players, even the team' s coach vowing to boycott, do not engage. joining students, protesting president tim wolfe' s handling of a string of racial incidents on campus, including reports of students being called the n-word and a swastika scrawled on a dorm wall. >> we' re willing to stay out here until he resigns or he' s fired and there' s no compromise. elizabeth: tensions intensifying after this incident at the october homecoming, wolfe' s car pushing its way through a group of protesters. >> my actions will support my words. >> what actions? you didn' t show action when you were in your car. elizabeth: football coach gary pinkel canceling practice and tweeting this picture over the weekend, writing, "the mizzou family stands as one, we are united. we are behind our players." elizabeth: wolfe'

is effective immediately. he said he prayed about it and it was the right thing to do. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. erika: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting with president obama at the white house to talk about security issues. the relationship between the two leaders has been strained recently. they have not met face to face in more than a year. one big issue is israeli criticism of the u.s. backed nuclear deal with iran. emily: a driver in new hampshire is facing charges after this alleged road rage incident along i-89 in grantham. the passenger in another car captured it on a cell phone -- phone. you can see the driver in the green sedan tailgate another car and then it loses contorl and crashes -- loses control and state police say the driver left the scene but was arrested a couple miles down the road. emily: to the economy. a new report to be released

today projects severe shortages in vocational industries in massachusetts over the next 7 years. the findings from northeastern university show 1.2 million jobs will be created in the state by 2022. however, many of those positions will not require a bachelor' s degree. and despite the wide openings in vocational jobs, including health care and manufacturing the state does not offer the training resources to meet demand. nice day out. cindy: not like the 70' s we had last week. in the month of november, we typically don' t talk about the tropics, but we have a tropical storm centered near the central bahamas. into a tropical storm with winds up to 25 -- 45 miles from our. away from the u.s. mainland and offshore. it is expected to turn off to the right. u.s. some of the tropical moisture may try to cede into a system --

to feed into a system currently producing some rain. look at all of the rain up through parts of south carolina, north carolina. they' ve had some flooding this way. this rain is trying to head our direction, but it' s running into a roadblock, the high-pressure centered over the northeast. that' s giving us dry weather today. beautiful, blue sky. cold start this morning. down in the 20' s in a lot of the suburbs. now 57 degrees in boston. the winds are like, generally -- are light, generally under 10 miles per hour. 56 in beverly. 55 in ashbrook. lower 50' s and worcester -- lower 50' s in worcester. temperatures pretty uniform the rest of the afternoon.

year is 64. letter wind out of the south and west. 4:28. notice how we bring in some sounds from the south. initially, a thin blanket coming in tonight. 30' s tonight for overnight loans in the suburbs -- overnight lows in the suburbs. during the morning hours, it is dry. the system comes at us and it looks like some of the heaviest rain may stay offshore. as this low strengthens, it will likely tighten up the wind. there could be a period of stronger winds from tuesday night and wednesday morning, with gusts up to 30 miles power to 40 miles lower along the

to 40 miles per hour along the coast and the cape. beneficial rainfall, yes. first of the year in boston is over 8.5" now. it takes its time getting here on tuesday. the morning commute no problem. rain from the south by 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon. notice how the yellow and orange quickly shifts offshore. the lighter rains linger into wednesday, veterans day. it may take a while for the rain and drizzle to exit. flag ceremonies in the morning are likely to be wet. still some lingering drizzle, maybe some light rain at the coastline. drying out towards the evening hours. perhaps a few more showers thursday afternoon. next weekend will feature

sunshine but colder weather with temperatures clothing -- holding close to 50. erika: the pats are 8&0. but the win against washington came at a price. running back dion lewis going down in the 3rd quarter with this leg injury. he' ll have an mri on his left knee today. that will determine just how long he' ll be sidelined. the pats defeated washington 27-10. up next, the giants sunday at 4:25. a young cancer survivor from watertown was granted his biggest wish this weekend. emily: the make-a-wish foundation brought little gabriel out to the field in foxborough. he got to play football with tom brady and gabriel surprised him with an act of kindness of his own. he handed him $10 saying he wanted brady to take it as a thank you for playing football with him. tom turned down the $10 but did ask for a hug. really cute. gabriel is behind a whole s day of kindness that encourages people he'

s touched a lot of people, including tom brady. really cute. erika: still ahead, a breakdown of the sexiest accents from around the world. emily: it turns out who you think sounds the nicest depends on the country you live in. for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items.

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emily: it turns out france and ireland are tops when it comes to the way people talk. a new survey from british airways says people in those countries have the sexiest accents in the world. erika: for the americans, sean connery was named the best accent of all time. tennessee, earned top accent for people in great britain. emily: there you go. scientific. cindy: enjoy the sunshine this afternoon. emily: that does it for us. erika: thanks for joining us. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. bill: how can a teacher have been innocent -- have an illicit relationship with a student and

when andrea was 14, a teacher befriended her and gain her trust. >> i had been groomed for two y ears. he did not just after i turned 16. he turned into abusive -- a sexually aggressive and abusive man. >> because she was 16, baker' s behavior was not criminal. he is now categorized as a level three sex offender, but he never faced charges related to andrea. how unusual is her case? 5 investigates discovered that, on average, licenses of 15 massachusetts educators are suspended each year, but there aren' t always charges. when students are 16 years old or older, sexual activity is not considered a crime. it' s time to toughen the state consent laws and recognize that

the teacher-student relationship is not an equal one. those in positions of power can too easily assert authority over youg ng students. student -- sex between student and teacher would be a crime until age 19. it' s hard to parading -- to