>> this is wcvb newscenter 5 t five. phil: a live look at the radar , wet weather is already moving into the area as we speak. good evening, i' m phil lipof. jc: i' m j.c. monahan. the rain will get heavier and strong winds will accompany it. it is all about the timeline now. harvey: for boston it is about when the rain starts. let' s give you an idea of where the rain has been steadiest the past couple of hours. all the way northward to the vineyard. the rate will overspread boston in the next few hours. early tomorrow, that is when the wind will be ramping up as well.

the rain will be diminishing during the course of tomorrow afternoon. a winter advisory along the coast. all the way to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. the windows start pickup by 11:00 p.m. tonight. then they get stronger by seven tomorrow morning. 40 mile-per-hour wind, perhaps 50 miles per hour in cape cod. j.c.: right now hundreds of protesters are gathered outside the state house. phil: it is all part of a national bank calling on companies to pay workers at lead $15 an hour. newscenter 5' s john atwater is in the middle of it. >> you can see that behind us. several hundred right now make their way to the statehouse in this protest is about a good block long.

a bit of a traffic impact around city hall. there have been a number of protests today. northeastern students rally for fast food workers and adjunct professors of the school who they say deserve higher ranges -- wages. group minimum-wage in massachusetts stands at nine dollars and hour. and is set to gradually rise to $11 an hour in over a year. and today the legislative committee approved a bill raising it to $15 an hour. >> to have certain groups struggle to live, to survive while another group is doing great and living comfortably, that is not fair. we want to work hard. it is not like we wanted given to us. we want to earn our money.

>> a very busy day with these protests. another life view of the protesters walking down about to turn onto park street. they are taking with them their demands and plan them to death plan to deliver them to the governor. phil: the suspect in that deadly road rage and drunk driving crash in mansfield is being held on bail tonight. and we are now hearing from the passenger who survived the crash what happened at the moment of impact. we go straight to pam cross. >> so many questions. the survivors say they were not the ones driving aggressively. " we learn these suspect was in alcohol rehab just two months ago. this is not the first time michael hinds has been in police custody on drunk driving charges, he has two priors. but this time someone is dead. >> i had to see the person that destroyed my family. >> she' s the girlfriend of

jarrad aronne. it happened monday before noon in mansfield. prosecutors say michael hinds was driving aggressively on 495, hit a chevy gmc on the exit ramp, and it flipped killing the , driver aronne. scene. police found nip bottles of vodka and 3 empty beer cans. he allegedly told police, and i -- guy cut me off. i smashed into someone. it is not like i killed anyone. >> he will never see his kids. he is gone. >> the passenger in aronne' s vehicle now released from the hospital. brian kiernan told news center five there was no road rage on their part. he said, there was only one collision on the ramp. all i know is he knocked us off the road and when we tried to get back on we flipped. tears in court while the family listens intently. >> there was a tragic accident

>> he works for the v.a. and he is in jail tonight. he could eventually race the $75,000 for cash bail. phil: thank you. new information in connection with a police standoff in roslindale. it happened last night at the archdale housing complex. a warrant was issued for a man suspected in a stabbing and robbery on friday he barricaded himself inside an apartment. when officers arrived, he used a garden hose to climb down from a third-floor window and has been on the run since. anyone with information is asked to call police. j.c.: a very high they also that for the men accused of making threats against the pokemon world championships in boston. kevin norton and james stumbo pleaded not guilty to weapons charges in court today. they were each ordered held on $150,000 bail. officials say the two men had guns and ammunition in their car

competition in august. a new hampshire fugitive will be held without bail in boston until he can be returned to face charges in a burglary ring. kevin paul was released in may after spending 17-years in prison in connection to the murder of a police officer in new hampshire in 1997. his friend killed the officer and paul shot at police during the chase that followed. paul was arrested outside a boston hotel last night in connection with stolen weapons. phil: commitment eight 2016. republican presidential candidates take the debate stage in another prime-time match up. ed harding joins us with what we can expect. >> first, phil, there will be fewer candidates on the stage tonight. that means they each get more time to speak, if all goes as planned. republican presidential hopefuls set for a showdown in milwaukee tonight. they say this debate will be different from the last. >> is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign?

candidates for specifics on their plans. but many will see if he continues to go after fellow front runner ben carson about his own violent youth. >> if you try to hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your whole numbers go up. this is a strange and election. >> this is a make or break night for jeb bush. >> well jeff actually go over -- after marco rubio? ted cruz is it an interesting position because i do not think he has a opportunity to bash the moderator tonight. >> this will be the smallest republican debate so far. chris christie and mike huckabee didn' t have the poll numbers to make the main stage tonight and will instead take part in the earlier undercard debate. phil: thank you. on the other side hillary clinton continuing her swing through new hampshire today. this morning, she held a

roundtable with veterans in derry where she unveiled a comprehensive plan to revamp the delivery of health care to veterans, make the department of veterans affairs more accountable and improve conditions for active military personnel. from there clinton headed to dartmouth college for a speech. j.c.: breaking news tonight about the health of former president jimmy carter. his spokeswoman says recent tests show he' s responding well to cancer treatment. the doctors have found no evidence of new tumors. the 91-year-old announced in august that he had been diagnosed with cancer and doctors had found tumors on his brain. big changes could be coming to the service designed to help the disabled and the elderly. a new report says the mbta could save 8 million dollars a year, if they hike fares on the ride. on monday, officials pointed out the savings if rates were raised from $3 to 4.20 a ride. back in 2012, the t tried to service for the disabled but had to roll them back after pressure from advocates. there are other proposed changes that could also save the agency

that includes allowing ride-sharing services like uber and lyft to transport disabled passengers for a savings of 16 million. more training to help disabled riders use the t which could save or reducing the service $11 million. area for the ride for advocates $12 million. say many who use the service consider it a critical lifeline. no decisions have been made. phil: a special honor for the somerville police officer who comforted a driver, instead of ticketing her. today, she was given her department' s beyond the call of duty award. last week, officer ashley catatao pulled over robin sutherland for speeding. robin had just received word that her mother was about to enter hospice care and got emotional. officer catatao let her go with a warning then later that day sent her a flowers and a kind note. >> on behalf of the department, we are very proud of you, and thank you for doing what you do. [applause] j.c.: robin told us she had hoped to thank officer catatao

ve kept in touch by phone, but have not yet met. phil: president obama appealing tonight to the nation' s highest court. a fight against his plan to shield immigrants living in the country illegally from deportation. jc: investigators in new hampshire say it' s one of the most disturbing cases they' ve ever seen. the suspect under arrest tonight on child pornography charges. phil: caught on camera an elementary school teacher pulling a prank on a student. the action that has him off the job tonight. hollywood partnering with boston children' we special effects that could help save lives. j.c.: they live look from sky 5 over protesters who are marching down to the state house. they are protesting and asking companies to pay workers at least $15 an hour. this is a national movement. you can see the crowd that has gathered in front of the statehouse.

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>> you are watching newscenter 5 at five. j.c.: a potential setback for the president' s plans to close the detention center in guantanamo bay, cuba. today, congress sent him a multi billion dollar bill that bans moving detainees to the u.s. that is something he' s been trying to do since he took office. so far, president obama hasn' t threatened to veto it. but even if that happened, both chambers overwhelmingly approved the bill, meaning it' s likely congress would be able to muster the two-thirds majorities needed to override a veto. phil: appealing to the high court. the obama administration says it will take the president' s plan to protect millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation to the supreme court. newscenter 5' s aixa diaz

explains this is in response to a federal appeals court ruling. >> the president' s plan would brought here illegally as children and parents of u.s. citizens and permanent residents who up and living in this country for years. on monday the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals agreed with a year block the president' initiative. critics say it is an act of executive overreach. the white house argues the president has the power to take action without lawmakers. >> if congress is ready to get to work into the right thing for the country and pass comprehensive immigration reform along the lines of what passed in the senate a few years ago, the president went to rescind his executive order. >> a decision could come next year. phil: the marine corps celebrates its 240th anniversary .

the military branch was established in 1775 created by the continental congress to lead the fight on land and at sea for tomorrow newscenter 5 is veterans celebrating their the issues they face. join us for 5 on veterans all day tomorrow right here on newscenter 5. and we invite you to join us tomorrow night for a special newscenter 5' s randy price. the home base veterans day special will give veterans a chance to share their stories and gives you a chance to help that' s tomorrow night at 7 right here on channel 5. jc: comcast is the latest victim of a security breach. the company says the email addresses and passwords of about 200,000 customers were stolen, and are up for sale on the so-called dark web. those are networks that require special software, and are not available over the public internet. to protect the affected customers, comcast locked down their accounts and told customers to reset their passwords and information. jc: starting today google maps will allow you to get directions and search nearby businesses

even if you have a weak internet connection. the feature will come in handy for drivers leaving an underground parking garage or a remote national park. it will also be helpful when traveling abroad. the update will be available for android phone users today. google says a version for iphones will be ready soon. phil: 51 degrees and quite a difference between today and yesterday. it is raining in some parts of our areas. harvey: the differences won' t get better as we go outside. we will build rain and wind. the first half. how better, but that is the way it looks. some pretty good rain , in boston and is still drive. starting to feel a little wrong. the wind coming in off the water at eight miles per hour. the speeds will slowly but

surely be ramping up. here are some of the rain that has been moving across the cave. there have been pockets of moderate rain. it is very different down there. it feels a little bit when the air we have some light terrains in the area that has been weakening and moving through hartford and springfield and around the worcester feels that this time. as we go out in time to raise will continue to overspreads the boston area over the next few hours. it is very late tonight and early tomorrow that some of the heavier rain bands will be coming through as the wind picks first half of the day tomorrow. the rain will be sluggish to end. it will be drizzling along the strong. at the end of the day they will england. we will get partial theory later thursday. another system is approaching. we will likely get a round of

showers later thursday into the first part of thursday night. tonight and tomorrow, right now the best estimate to expect this a half inch or more of rain. close to an inch around cape cod about half an inch to the north and west. there could be elements that get more than that. winter advisory will go into effect at 1:00 a.m. and last until 7:00 p.m. on wednesday. that is all day long along the coast. they will be gusty. they will last longest on the cave and the islands. 20 mile per hour with during this time, but some wind gusts in excess of 40 miles per hour. if you could approach to miles per hour on cape cod. you will see a gradual buildup of the wind gusts by loan :00 p.m. tonight. there we are by tomorrow morning. morning' s commute we understand that it is veterans day and a day off for many but not all. you can expect those gusty winds and wind driven rain for what would be the morning commute.

the wind is peaking around the middle of the day and beginning to back off later in the day. they do not get quite a strong and inland areas as around the coast. even onto early thursday it will be gusty on the cape. but generally they are way down. to summarize what to expect, the chance of rain is very high. coastal winds getting strong. coastal flooding is low. minor close to flooding in the most prone -- coastal flooding in the prone areas. we will stay in the 40' s tonight. temperatures will not go up tomorrow. a very raw field to the day with those gusting wind. we want to focus a little bit lower on veterans day for you. break it down dan part by

temperatures are quite chilly. mainly in the upper 40' s. thursday, a round of showers late in the evening. wendy on friday. not really colder. in terms of little bit milder yet again early next week. phil: thank you. we continue to follow our top story. sky 5 over protesters. these are workers protesting the minimum wage in this country. looking for a race to $15 per hour. they have marched all the way to the state house. they have gathered in front of the state house as part of a national protest about the minimum wage happening in cities all across the country today. jc: moviegoers fell in love with her in finding nemo and now dory is making a comeback. phil: she has her own movie this time. tonight a preview of finding dory. >> i remembered something.

>> iron remembering something. >> my family is out there somewhere. phil: in the sequel dory is searching for her family and answers about her past. finding dory hits theaters on june 17. j.c.: alan knows how to sell that character. 32 wallaby way. taking medical simulation to the next level right here in boston. phil: new tonight, the innovative training tools put to the test at children' s what makes them so different. hospital. jc: a surprising move by the honoree at a mothers against drunk driving conference. the state he showed up in that has him under investigation tonight. phil: new at six a water park owner is going all in. why he hopes chaining himself to his water slide will help save

j.c.: five. mixing movies and medicine. boston children' s hospital teaming up with hollywood special effects company to take their training to the next level. phil: dummies that feel and act

like real children and >> for us it was really about how do we raise the bar enough so that we better. >> boston children' s hospital has teamed up with emmy-award winning hollywood make-up artists, creating these lifelike surgical trainers. for the past decade, surgeons had practiced on robotic mannequins, this platform allows doctors to better rehearse complex first procedures. >> this changes that whole paradigm and allows us to train in very realistic settings on very realistic trainers. >> one of the models will serve narrow surgeons, the second a model of a newborn which will help train doctors performing arts and lung surgery on infants. >> this allows doctors the ability to work on something that is 100% as realistic as we can create it. >> and allow the surgeons to practice multiple times without any risks to the patient. in accurately creating this simulator, the fx team relied on ct scans and data provided to them by the hospital. all the way down to the filmy membranes and tissue. >> learned the anatomy before we

questions about what it should look like, what it should feel like. >> it could lead to storybook endings for the patience it was designed to help. phil: a plot to blackmail young girls with nude videos is traced back to man in new hampshire. j.c.: the tool police say this man used to lure young girls in and how he got them on camera. phil: and, training like a soccer pro, we hit the field to see how the new england revolution stay in shape. the exercises they do that can help you get fit. over support of raising the minimum wage to $15. -- very is industries represented.

>> from boston' s news leader, this is newscenter 5 at 530. phil: breaking news. protesters marching thru boston have arrived at the state house. many are fast food workers demanding a hike in the minimum to $15 an hour. similar rallies are happening in cities all across the country today. jc: also right now, the man charged in a deadly drunken road rage is being held on $75,000 bail.

michael hinds is accused of