ed: look closely atour screen. the officers are hanging on for dear life. they pulled over for a traffic stop and he took off. tonight we are learning more about that man's lengthy driving record. kill looy tuthill -- kelley tuthill is live. reporter: the police officers are okay, but it was a frightening scene here as the police officers were dragged and the suspect was allegedly hitting parked cars. new surveillance video shows a boston police officer's legs hanging out a suspect's car window. police say it started when they tried to pull brian gilbert over for speeding and driving erratically down blue hill avenue about 7:00. >> they tried to ask the individual to shut off his car. he took off and dragged them both. one was able to break loose. reporter: the other tried to reach the passenger window to put the car in park. he accelerated down strike stratton street. >> he had to hop into the car and then the vehicle hit

parked cars. reporter: his lengthy driving record includes six suspensions and four revocations. he now faces a slew of new charges including assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon on a police officer and possession of drugs with intent to distribute. >> it goes to the danger of this job. you never know what can happen when you go out on patrol. reporter: gilbert who spent time in federal prison pleaded not guilty. his defense attorney told the judge there's two sides to the story. kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. heather:they are tracking high winds and some weather heading our way. . harvey: yes, rain and wind is coming. here is an idea of the time line. you won't have to worry about the morning commute or lunchtime in terms of rain. the heaviest is likely to be overnight and linger into wednesday morning. there is also a wind advisory along the coast with this.

now, here is the edge of the rain moving into the nation's capitol. the time line shows you that we are okay for the morning commute. even though the clouds are gathering and thickening. right around the evening commute from southwest to northeast the rain starts to over spread the region. now, the wind advisory is for the east facing coastal areas of massachusetts and it goes into affect from 1:00 a.m. wednesday to 4:00 p.m. wednesday, northeast to northerly winds and could be gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour. many more details on this and what will follow coming up in heather? heather:we are hearing from the friends and family of the man killed in the suv that plunged into the charles river. rhondella richardson has more. reporter: neighbors here expect unspeakable grief because his sister died a few years ago and now his parents have lost two children. condolences.

sense testify both after this -- sensitive both after this loss and their teenage daughter 14 years ago. >> my son died of suicide in 2001. they were buried side by side in the cemetery. that's how i got to know carol. we got very close. like i said, really nice family and i don't know how she is going to get through this. >> my thoughts were disbelief and such a nice boy. >> he is not a boy, he is a man. >> great father, son. >> he died in a crash along with his girlfriend, rebecca smith. both were in an suv that plunged into the charles river. both were 36 years old and both had a child from a previous relationship. rebecca's mother in providence

in her life working as a citizens bank security guard. wot families struggling now to cope. >> love and prayers go to her whole entire fame -- family. >> they dated for a year and investigators ruled out mechanical failure with the vehicle. police are looking at speed as a contributing factor possibly and causing the crash. rhondella richardson, newscenter 5. ed: a man with a long history of do -- domestic abuse charges is being held for the murder of his girlfriend. prosecutorsprosecutors say he killed his girlfriend, the 55-year-old who thought he was in the couple's apartment. prosecutors say the police were called to the apartment for a well being which can and found her dead on the floor. woodbury was in another room watching television. court records said woodbury had seven prior arrests for domestic abuse against his

>> it demonstrates the violence and abuse where he was charged with assault and battery and assault and battery and strangulation. >> prosecutors asked the court to detain woodbury in may, and he was released on the order not to abuse her. this man is charged with shooting a man multiple times will stay behind bars. police charged him with gunning down desmond joseph if october. he pleaded not guilty. a judge ordered him held without bail and he will be back in court on thursday. heather: a student accused of having drugs if his dorm is free on bail. he appeared in court today. milton police arrested him on friday after getting tips from students about the weapons and searching his room and finding a gun and ammunition and several types of drugs. curry college suspended him. heather: nearly two dozen chemistry students were rushed to the hospital.

they were conducting experiments at the boston arts academy when residual hydrochloric acids from the beakers they were using vaporized. not all felt sick, but they were taken to hospital as a precaution. ed: hill rue -- hillary clinton filed for the primary. she is mentioning two men she hasn't talked about a lot until today. newscenter 5's janet wu is live. reporter: hillary clinton has said repeatedly shooy is not running -- she is not running for barack obama or bill clinton's third terms and points out that bernie sanders does not come in with the the same pleat cal credentials. political credentials. her energy and her criticism of republicans especially their trickle down economic policies. >> and then they complain. they say, well, this recovery

is so slow. really? why did we need a recovery? what was the original sin here? it was bad republican policies. reporter: officially filing for the new hampshire primary and paying her fee for the secretary of state's office clinton admitted this fourth visit is different from the first time she came with her husband in 1991. she brought up his name a few times today and mngsed -- mentioned president obama several times. when asked about her opponent, an independent running for the democratic nomination she said that she has been a democrat for a longtime. >> i supported a lot of democrats over the years. i have campaigned for them. i raised money for them. i have encouraged them to run. reporter: asked about differences with president obama , clinton clearly isn't eager to draw a line. while she opposes his trans pacific trade agreement that still needs another vote by congress, clinton says she will not lobby her former colleagues on it. >> i pretty clearly on the record and people can know what i think. if they are interested in

talking with me -- >> but if you hope to be the next president of the united states wouldn't you try to influence votes in the senate so that you would have the plate set for yourself? >> we have one president at a time and it is the president i support strongly. reporter: she has that rob talking about donald trump talking about his ratings on "saturday night live." >> compare the performance. reporter: of course that got the beggest laugh of the day -- the biggest laugh of the day, but the mission of the day was to solidify the democratic base. reporting live from new hampshire, janet wu, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> no need of it. there is absolutely no need. i don't understand. >> heartbreak for veterans family finding the headstones toppled over. >> and gting closer on a vote to legalize recreational marijuana use. the overwhelming support to get the question on next year's ballot. >> you can't be mild and dry

all the time in november. wind. >> and the breaking news involving the patriots. dion lewis is out for the season, but you know what they say in foxborough.

. phil: grave stones toppled the vandals days before veterans day. this happened in west bridgewater. heather:they caught up with some heart broken families. it is a stone knocked over. that's my grandfather and grandmother. it is terrible, terrible. there is just no need of it. reporter: gene boris thinks the vandals who hit the cemetery are kids. other victims, relatives of deceased veterans, agree. >> i don't have any idea or fathom how anyone can see this is a thrill to do. >> every one of the four instances have been veteran stones. >> why is that? >> i don't know.

my late dad is a vet and my nephew who lives in town is a vet. >> some were spray painted and some knocked over. this time they moved over the cemetery and dating back to the mid1700's. >> i think they should be made to pay for the damage and maybe pay to work here to help keep the cemetery clean as a punishment. >> for families it is disrespectful and hurtful especially now. >> i was close to my grandparents. it will be repaired. i'll make sure of that. >> wcvb newscenter 5 west bridgewater. ed: president obama is finally on facebook. heather:and even though it is $10, it is not a lot of money for tom brady. the reason he kept it made thise 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.

this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? at stop&shop, prices have just dr opped on thousands more items. my stop&shop. guy you just may get the

vote on legal marijuana. there is a question about legalizing marijuana for recreational use on next year's ballot. it would allow those over age 21 to have up to an ounce of marijuana and to grow a limited number of pot plants at home. ed: boston is one of those to get the safety net feature from uber. it will ay illuminate the need need -- it will eliminate the check for the uber app. it will include the name and the vehicle information for your driver and your starting location. heather: gas prices are up 3 cents this week. we are still well below the national average. triple-a northeast reports the average price for self-serve gallon. it is 13 cents less than the that will average and the price was 87 cents higher. heather:president obama has his face back page and here is

forward to an exchange of ideas. there is a video link where they will mention some of the wildlife on the white house grounds including a fine feathered friend with new england ties. president >> there is a fox somewhere on the grounds. i have seen it wandering around the oval office. there is a hawk that some kids named lincoln who flies around here. heather: this is lincoln. that's a red tailed hawk. the obama administration invited them to have it named the official state bird. ed: a cancer survivor's jesture has captured everyone's heart. he is still on cloud nine after the make a wish fan dation brought him -- foundation brought him to foxborough and he got to play

afterward he caught brady by surprise. if you look closely in brady's hand rehabbedded the patriot -- he handed the patriot star with a card and a gift card for $10. >> in the mail someone dwaif that -- gave that to me. so mooy and my mom thought woo -- so me and moo i mom thought we could give it to him so he can do something good. ed: keep paying it forward. the $10 was gabe's way to pay it forward. he is asking people to do something nice every year on november 3rd, that's gabe's day of kindness, and by the way that was date he was diagnosed with leukemia. brady signed gabe's shirt and football and promised he would do something nice as well. man. he has all the reason in the world to feel bad about things since he qas diagnosed with cancer and immediately his

reaction was let's make this day something good. ed: to pay it forward. harvey, sometimes the best things come from the simplest thoughts. harvey: and i loved these spiking of the football. this morning it was only 23 degrees in someplaces and we moved up nicely. it was an above average day. look at this 9 days old this above average. we are averaging 9 degrees warmer than normal. keeping with the mild trend there is a late season tropical storm that is thought far from the northwest bahamas. the actual track of this is not that strong. it may strengthen a little bit and it will keep it farther off the coast of the united forget that. we have our own rain and wind maker to deal with. that's coming up from the south and the west. you can see some rain moving into the nation's capitol as i speak.

continue to move northeastward, but we have a lot of dry air over us. morning commute or the lunchtime tomorrow. anytime from the evening commute on is when we can in. once it does we will get some heavier bands overnight tomorrow night and into veterans day morning. the problem is we will be left with a chilly, raw, gusty northerly wind with low cloudiness and perhaps rain or drizzle could linger into wednesday. most especially the morning hours. i don't think we will see clearing if we do it all wednesday night. how much rain to expect? half an inch in worcester and boston is in between. this will all depend on the exact track of the storm. it could be a little more or a little less. we need the rain, you know that. we are far below the average.

boston -- 9 inches below average in boston. along the coast, 20 to 30 miles an hour and could be some gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour. the winds are not a factor the day. it is later tomorrow night they will start to build and get gusty. see that 7:00 a.m. on wednesday. veteran's day is a windy, wet, windy into the afternoon and even as we start to dry out. it will take longer for the winds to ease off along the coast. as far as wind impacts there could be a few tree impacts. power outages should be scattered. and coastal flooding will be a splash over. it is already down to 39 in orange with the thin clouds. it will be chilly tonight and tomorrow the temperatures will reach the 50s before the rain moves into the region. here is the next seven days and i want to break down veterans day for you. obviously it is an important

day . temperatures are around 47, rainy, wind ay and drizzly to start the day. misty for the middle of the day and then drying out later in the day. winds are still gusty, but starting to diminish. if you look at the next seven days it looks chilly, but it also looks dry. and it may turn milder again by early next week. see you with an update later on. >> now, sports center 5 with mike lynch. >> in case you haven't heard, crushing fuse for the running back dion lewis. acl. out for the season. it doesn't -- didn't look dwoot when it happened and they confirmed the fears. he just grabbed his leg and turn had wrongly on the turf and it buckled underneath him. remember wes welker? ago. this is an epidemic. gronk had it and brady had and now lewis has it. one.

obviously he is out for the season. this was a breakout year for him. the next man out, blount, 129 yards. they came in to catch a touchdown pass from tom brady late in the football game. the former patriots -- >> you have to be yourself you you. you can't be superman. you never know what your role is. whatever i have to do i will do it. >> if it is confirmed is dion lewis done for the season for your team? >> i think they are finishing up tests this afternoon. i am thought sure exactly where we are, but i don't think it looks too good. >> he has done a remarkable job even through his efforts yesterday. >> sure has, no doubt about that. been productive. great kid and works hard. we are hoping for the best. >> i think everybody practices like they are a start sker they will play a hundred snaps every game. when you get your opportunity we go out and try to do what

our team. >> former patriot defensive back talib has been suspend had one game for poking his finger into the eye of dwayne allen on the colts. he said i didn't mean to poke him in the eye. you be the judge. that looks like a pretty deliberate poke to me. he will of course appeal the suspension. fenway, football. we showed you pictures last week. the last time they played a football game was 1968 and the patriots played there. now it is boston college and notre dame followed by a double header on thanksgiving evening and then two more games on thanksgiving day. we are just back from everett stadium. the quarterback was stabbed on halloween night while coming to the aid of a friend. he said he doesn't know who stabbed him. he rushed when he heard a lot of yelling and commotionn he faded in and out of consciousness.

back and another one to his thumb. today he was back where he was most comfortable, with his teammates and friends. >> tell mooy what life has been like -- tell me what life has been like since then, since that halloween night. >> just happy about everything. taking everything that has a bigger meaning to it. i just appreciate things more. >> is it wrong gay, wrong place, wrong time? >> i think that's what it was. >> quite a homecoming on friday night. he got the gameball. he walls at practice today and this is all part of the high five on thursday night at 6:00. you can't go into too many specifics. he is one happy guy and he was back on the field today just beaming. >> that left mitt looked like it was wrap had up pretty good. >> he has a tendon severed in his thumb.

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