the suspect fired on him, he had his vest on and he was hit in the vest. reporter: investigators are now revealing they identified him as the suspect using a cell phone attached to a president busher cooker, undetonated on 27th street in manhattan. >> right now we are not actively seeking anyone. >> i have no idea if there -- no ibd location if -- indication that there is a cell in the area. elizabeth, new jersey, not far from where the suspect lives. >> vigilance is called for and it is very important if people see anything unusual they report it immediately. reporter: three of the devices found the one component in common, a flip-style cell phone. they say the pressure cookers were similar to those used in the boston marathon bombings,

>> maria: hillary clinton and donald trump are both reacting to the arrests. they slammed each others [stances|instances] on terrorism -- stances as well. jc? reporter: maria, they both call themselves the most qualified to fight terrorism. hillary clinton called for vigilance and tolerance. >> if you see something or hear something, report it immediately. i have been very clear that we are we are not going to go after an entire religion. reporter: clinton slammed donald trump for refusing to release details on plans to defeat isis. trump is calling for more racial profiling to fight terrorism focusing on immigrants. he spoke in florida slamming clinton's record. >> as secretary of state she allowed thousands of criminal aliens to be released into our communities because their home

back. they didn't want them. they didn't want them. they were too bad. they said, keep them, united states. we don't want them. reporter: trump and clinton are meeting with the president of egypt who is there for the opening of the u.n general assembly. this is the only international meeting for trump. clinton has several more scheduled with world leaders. ed: new at 5, extra security pre us kas being put -- precautions being put in massachusetts to keep residents safe. our coverage continues on-line 2 -- 24/7 and 365. you will find peck tours and a time -- pictures and a time line. >> and minnesota police identified the man suspected it in another terror act. he stabbed nine people at a shopping mall on saturday night. witnesses say he was wearing a

before attacking the victims. everybody did survive. he was shot and killed by an off duty officer. there is nothing to suggest this was more than a lone attacker. ed: sky 5 is live where this jetblue flight landed safely after being struck by lightning. flight 1731 just left jfk airport when it was diverted to boston for the equipment issue. the lightning streak happened after the flight was and passengers were put on other flights to bermuda a is crews in expected the plane. ed: flooding reported in areas of the cape after heavy downpours moved in. most of the state saw some rain today. i will let harvey tell you if the heaviest is over. it is a rhetorical question. this is not enough, right if. >> someplaces got a lot of rain and some didn't get any at all.

and the heaviest is around the cape. >> will it make it more? >> it is just southeastern mass of the cape will get the most meaningful rainfall going. let's take you to the o charts. if you head toward worcester county look at the rainfall amounts. this is extremely beneficial. royal ton is over three. orange almost two and in the so was logan and taunton and plymouth not much either. right now there is some heavy downpours from hyannis east and nantucket is on the edge of it as is the vineyard. the heaviest rain is between the two islands. then there is lighter rain and the rain in general has been weakening and it looks like it is trending more toward the south.

southeastern mass and the cape overnight and early tomorrow. the other part of the story is the fact that the temperatures are held down by the clouds and the rain. but it is still mighty muggy around here. i'll let you know when that will be changing. we'll show you the mild overnight coming up in boston. the rest of the week as forecast in a few minutes. >> maria: right now the driver charged in the deadly crash is back at home. reid lamberty is live in newton with his reid? >> multiple sclerosis. he was 28 when he was diagnosed and his attorney believes he played a role in the crash that killed two people. he was arraigned today on charges as you mentioned including motor vehicle homicide . the 55-year-old pleaded not guilty. he was behind the wheel of the suv when he drove through a busy newton intersection and ended up in sweet tomatoes restaurant.

prosecutors say he was speeding. they have witness accounts to testify to that. and they also add his disease had nothing to do with the crash. jay he was not suffering -- >> he was not suffering any multiple sclerosis and any flare up related to the disease at the time of the crash. >> he says the brake peddle was not working. he wasel recognizance and then back in court as his attorney is trying to impound the d.a.'s statement of fact in this case. ed and maria? ed: right now police continue to search for a man they say opened fire near an austin bar injuring another man. it happened around 10:00 on pratt street. the 20-year-old victim was shot in the head and the upper body. he made his way to lyndon street. the victim remains in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> maria: a new hampshire

a chase while allegedly drunk. they clocked her driving about 90 miles an hour in a 45 mile an hour zone. they tried to stop her, but they say she kept on going. police eventually caught up to her and then they ended up breaking a window of her truck to arrest her after she refused to open the door. ed: curt schilling agreed to a settlement. they agreed to pay $2.5 millio commerce corporation. rhode island lost $75 million when schilling's 38 studios folded in 2012. if approved by the judge the settlement will officially end his involvement in this case. ed: gary johnson is setting the record straight tonight. former massachusetts governor is not dropping off the ticket. take a look. sky --

look. we don't think either side offers the alternative that americans really want. >> rumors circulated that they may split over concerns that he could throw the race at donald trump. johnson and weld were 9% of recent polls and that is short of the 15% needed to qualify for next week's presidential debate. >> maria: an ohio man pled not dwell tee. he was arrested after a woman called 9-1-1 after she was held captive in the home. when police got there they found the remains of two other women inside. grate lead them to a third body and they also discovered the remains of a fifth person believed to be connected to grate.

denver. the pilot indicated the brakes wouldn't work as he approached the runway and it forked him to use -- forced him to use the reverse emergency engines to stop them from going into a ditch. ed: there are questions about a contaminated river and why emergency crews were not told about it more quickly. everyone in the area of the river has been warned to stay away from the water after millions of gallons of raw sewage spilled into the river. the when a levy near the mississippi plant was breached. but they didn't learn of the breech million hearing about it on the news. >> we found it out through a local news source as uh -- as opposed to any state. we feel we should hear about it before it is released. ed: health officials in louisiana and mississippi say they could have done a better

communication of the. ed: they are telling women to no longer avoid a zika zone in miami. >> maria: what officials are crediting as a decrease in the virus. ed: warnings going out after several shark siteings. harvey: heavy rain over a smart part of the area now. we'll let you know where we are going from here and the feeling of over quite yet. >> maria: we are continuing to follow the developments in the capture of that man right there wanted in saturday's blast in new york city and in connection with the series of devices found in new york and in new jersey. rahami was arrested in new jersey following a shootout that injured two police officers. we'll be right back.

p you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:30. ed: 4:43. that's the pike and it is moving nicely in both directions out of town and into down. let's go around town to see what the drive times look like. it doesn't look bad, 44 minutes. get in the car and go down there now. but don't go there. predicter says 27 minutes. zipping up to the tolls and

western tolls, man, moving well. 495 in both directions is both good. tell you what, not too many complaints about traffic on a monday evening. >> and three people are recovering after three separate shark attacks in florida. this all unfolded on new smear smear -- new smyrma beach. one man was bitten and then another man and then two hours later a 16-year-old bitten on his thigh. witnesses say they saw beach. the three attacks happened near a jetty and an area known for shark activity which raises the question. when the first person was bit, did you put a warning up? >> and it is an area known for it anyway. the rain was nice to see, but is a you said it is not enough to quench the thirst. harvey: certainly not enough to do that, but some are more beneficial than others. most of us are out of the rain

of the cape and the islands have a heavier band. let's show you that. let's take a close look at the live doppler radar. you can see what we're talking about. check out chatumn. going down there at this time the winds are shifting east of hyannis and moving into chatum and affecting the vineyard and going up to about oh paw patrero. you can see everything shifting more to the east. there are still some elements of heavy rain down here that could still skirt the cape or island. the rest of us will be socked in with clouds and the humidity is up there. we know that. in boston the heaviest rains have come to an end. it was lined up mostly well to the north and west and then a second patch down toward the cape. 71 is the temperature with a light southwest wind.

even though the temperatures are livable, it definitely feels muggy and damp out there. the uncomfortable range is border line oppressive in some areas. we obviously won't fall too much . and then tomorrow look at the temperature jump right back into the 80s. as it brightens we will see it is a warm air mass that will be taking over. most of the additional rain or showers early tomorrow. far western new england will clear and we will clear as we get deeper in the day from northwest to southeast. once that happens the air mass is a warm air mass. that's why tomorrow will be warm. matter of fact the next couple days will be warm. the difference between wednesday and thursday is far less humid as the dryer air returns at that particular

with us for wednesday and thursday. so check it out. right back into the 80s we go for tuesday. for wednesday and for thursday, that means a warm start to fall. it is beginning on thursday and it will be very warm in the 80s. however, the cool air will not be very far behind. look what happens. we have to switch that around. the fall should be on thursday and not friday. look at the change in temperatures over the wow, what a change. a cool air mass is moving in right over the weekend itself and into the very, very start of next week. and then maybe more rain coming later by monday of next week. maria? >> maria: harvey, thank you. focusing on your health, florida ending the warning that pregnant women avoid the winwood direct. no new cases of zika virus have been reported since early august and the number of zika carrying mosquitoes have

to report locally transmitted cases and they say recent aerial sprays is why they think the number went down. ed: the academy of pediatrics has strengthened advice against prescription of codeine for children. this after reports of death and risk of side effects that include breathing problems. they ask doctors and parents use another states are dealing with a shortage of gasps. >> maria: first let's flash forward to 5:00. >> heightened alert in massachusetts. jc: the steps taken to ensure our safety in new york and new jersey and the locations seeing an increase in security.

the plan for thursday night. plus this -- >> my -- i had a brain >> maria: she nearly lost her life and then she lost her speech. how an app is helping stroke

ed:samsung smartphones overseas. customers in south korea can turn in their old ones and get new ones. the company has been scrambling to recall and replace two and a half million note 7's after several batteries over heated. there is no word yet on customers in the united states and when they can replace their fire prone devices. ed: you can now say more in your tweets. they say today is no longer

character limit. but links will be included in the character count. >> maria: last week there was a pipeline spill in alabama that caused gas shortages in five states. it is so bad that some gas stations have already dried up and lead to long lines. >> panicking? >> no, i am just doing. >> kathy is filling up her car her just to be safe. and there is a long line behind her of people with the same idea . but others think making a mad dash to the gas pumps in situations like this will only make things worse. jay it is the same tau -- same tau -- phenomenon. i wasn't aware of it so i wasn't acting in anyway abnormally, but i can see people would. reporter: alabama and joarnlg george have declared a state of emergency.

than it is. >> when you hear state of emergency, that is a legal term and not a real description of what is going on. it is a declaration by a state's governor that triggers some extraordinary measures that can be used to address the situation like this. >> under the state of emergency they can work over time to haul gas to alleviate the shortage. so as the prices go up, the president of the grocers and convenience store associa >> because tankers have to drive a bit further to get the gasoline to bring it to nashville, there is more cost to the fuel provider involved. and so that cost will probably be reflected in the gas prices. that's the only reason you should see any increases because it costs more to get it to market. >> wcvb newscenter 5. ed: it is amazing in that part of the country it is obvious and here you have no evidence

surprise that never gets old. >> maria: never. next, triple brothers reunite with their father who spent the last several months overseas. e ed look how strong --

ed: triplets are getting the over the weekend. >> maria: yes, nicholas johnson and his two brothers thought the military dad would not come home until next weekend. he has spend the past four months. the triplets got a beg

special to me and it makes me proud. >> maria: he wanted to pick them up and run with them anywhere. ed: you never get tired of that. jc: the new york bombing suspect caught on camera and then caught by police. the crucial phil: and the local car dealer in trouble with the state. jc: the customer information that was come paw mazed. harvey: the tiem line to the end -- the time line to the end of this rain and why it is not nearly over. >> she lost her sight and almost lost her speech. the innovative app that helps stroke victim its find their voice. >> from boston's news leader

5:00. phil: suspect captured. police take down the man wanted for bombings in new york and new jersey following a dramatic satout today of the good evening. i'm ben. jc: and i am jc. john atwater is tracking things in the newsroom. reporter: jc, remarkable police made an arrest so quickly. they moved so fast because they got crucial clues from he was loaded into the ambulance in lyndon, new jersey. >> one of the officers was actually sitting in his police vehicle when he was shot at. i gleaned off the -- i glanced off the forehead area. reporter: a second shot was saved by the bulletproof vest. the officers went to a bar at 10:30 after the owner reported someone was sleeping in the