lists. they are in the process of tracking down people close to him. live in the newsroom, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: there is no known link to rahami, but sciert is -- security is being stepped up todd? reporter: the fbi says there are no known threats to massachusetts at all, but there are a number of security enhancements and some are plainly visible. bomb squad trucks are parked as it is a sign of reassurance. local law enforcement is at a heightened state of alert following the bombings in new york and new jersey. >> we are told there is no next success to the events of the next 24 hours. it is our mission to assure the public they are safe. reporter: tsa agents are also on-the-job assisting amtrak police to secure amtrak trains. and the fbi is keeping an eye

stadium. >> we shared information before the game and out to the venue. additionally last night we also worked in concert with the bpd and the red sox rel vent to that venue. >> back at south station and throughout the system, additional officers and k9 units are on patrol. signs urge the public to remain vigilant. >> we need our public's h the ordinary and suspicious, they know the system very well and they ride it day in and day out. reporter: the k9's are specifically trained to detect explosives. the roll of the tsa is to swab the luggage of passengers. these are not new measures, but we are seeing more of it after the attacks in the new york area. wcvb newscenter 5.

input. >> law enforcement is asking for the help of the community. everybody in this region i want to repeat what we said before. if you see something suspicious contact local law enforcement. >> and the president asked the news media not to get ahead of the investigation by airing par partial or unconfirmed information. ed about immigration and hillary clinton highlighting her record and experience. >> i am prepared to, ready to take on those challenges and not engage in a lot of irresponsible reckless ret for rubbing, but to do the hard work has i have done before. >> hillary clinton refuses to consider an applicant's world view and thus the likelihood

terror cause which will happen in many, many cases. >> trump and clinton will have separate meetings with the president of egypt. >> torrential downpours causing flooding. harvey leonard is tracking it all. just about out of here, harvey? harvey: for most of us. two areas were socked with heavy rain. to a couple inches. boston to plymouth is a modest one inch. there is still rain down the coast. might hit southeastern mass but the heaviest has occurred. there is one more period tonight and then it is offshore by tomorrow morning. that's the story on the rain. right now the temperatures are not the store.

will introduce the sunshine. we will tell you about the big temperature changes coming down the road. ed: a newton man's multiple sclerosis did not play a role in a crash that had a car going into a sweet tomatoes. what caused the accident? reid lamberty is live right now. reid? reporter: ed, prosecutors are quick to because of driver negligence, specifically speeding and not the disease. they acknowledge that he suffers multiple sclerosis, but his disease had nothing to do with the crash that killed two people. >> he was not suffering any episode related to multiple sclerosis or flare up at the time of the crash.

accounts from seconds prior to the crash. >> accelerating with the engines reving at the highest rpm's. another witness described a wind or swoosh as the defendant's vehicle passed her. reporter: after plowing through a busy intersection it ended up in the sweet tomatoes restaurant. several people were hurt. a 57-year-old and a 32-year-old were killed. he said his brake peddle stuck and wasn't working. >> he has nothing but sadness and sorrow for the harm that was caused to the victims and their family. >> he was diagnosed with ms when he was 28 and takes dale be medication. he said the cash was largely as a result of his client's disease. >> he suffers multiple sclerosis and has for about 27 years. we all know the effects of

reporter: he will be back in court later this week. they are trialing to get the district attorney's statement of fact in this case impounded. wcvb news -- newscenter 5. and a driver of a bus hit a 6-year-old. the driver stayed on the scene and cited. >> four more it was first reported by 5 investigates. one involves gomez who was arrested when police found dozens of bags of cocaine and crack cocaine in an apartment with two kids inside. prosecutors dropped the pending case as it found drug and other evidence was missing and compromised.

large amount of heroin and cocaine there. the charges still stand and he is being held in jail. ed: a teacher returns to work while facing domestic violence charges. what the superintendent is saying about the decision to allow him back into the classroom. plus -- >> there was no drinking, no drugs. they made that clear. >> families are upset after their teenagers are held up as an example of the dangers of drinking and were not drunk. >> when the sun returns look at the warmth. that is headed our way. i'll let you know for how long. fall is on the calendar. when fall will feel like fall around here. >> i am mike lynch outside gillette stadium. we'll tell you how jimmy

ed: a high school teacher facing domestic assault charges and allowed to return to work in the classroom. >> new at 6:00, we find out why. this all happened in wilmington. reporter: the teacher arrested was back at school today and that was definitely the talk of the school. especially on social media where some are angry he was allowed back to school so soon. >> i always thought he was a good guy. most kids like him because he came off as a good students are baffled over the arrest of a well-liked gym teacher. according to the report he was arrested on september 11th at home after a fight that sent his wife to the hospital. the report said he grabbed her by the back of the head and smashed her face into the door frame. she suffered a broken nose and other injuries. >> it is alt concerning -- it is a little concerning if he is having trouble with anger

home translates to the class -- classroom. he was let out on bond and days later allowed to return to the classroom. >> after they looked into the further detail it was not as severe as it sounded. they wouldn't have let him back in the school if that wasn't the case. >> i thought they were going to have him on leave until things were back. >> the school sent parents an e-mail saying it is based on his record and performance. we hope people respect that he is owed his day in court and his right to privacy. reporter: several times we reached out to the school for further comment and have not heard back.

family. this is alex and he spent the summer interning here. he was killed in an early morning crash in vermont. he crashed his jeep into a pole where he attended lemon state university as a college student. they say speed appears to be a factor in the crash. alex was 21 years old and really a standout intern with a passion for journalism. he truly made an impression on every single one of us. the seat i am sitting in right here. i remember the day i -- he took it with you. >> and he was so passionate. he was scheduled to work and he did work on his 21st birthday. >> you know what i love the best? he was going at you about some bruins knowledge. >> that is true.

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>> why are people saying this? >> the family of two teenagers say their car crash was

parade to highlight the dangers of drink driving. the kids say they weren't drinking. ed: and the police are backing them up. now more on the controversy and the apology. >> i just wanted everyone to know that we weren't drunk driving. reporter: from her hospital bed at umass memorial 18-year-old marley has 30 broken bones. she was a passenger in a car crash 10 days ago. the wreck was over the and hauled out of the tow yard and paraded around with a don't drink and drive message. as friends recognized the car during the hudson parade, the victim and her sober, but injured boyfriend who was behind the wheel were mortified. >> she is devastated. she's like why are people saying this? we don't drink. >> it is very hurtful.

saying he was drinking and calling him names. >> the 18-year-old driver treated and released from the hospital faces an operating toen -- 20 endanger and speeding charges, but alcohol had nothing to do with it. >> we were not targeting anybody. it is a misunderstanding. to be honest we feel awful. reporter: the president of countryside towing feeling the wrath of police and victims is today tearful and telling us -- >> i didn't know anybody was in the hospital and i didn't know there was alcohol. we were trying to send a message not to drink and drive. >> wrecks on parade are a public service. but this time they marked up and degraded somebody else's property and reputation. countryside towing's facebook page said if we knew it was a local hudson family we never we have used this vehicle.

ed: a couple minutes ago, harry i said the rain is moving out. look at the video. it is not enough. >> there is not enough rain at all and i can't believe i am saying those words. we really need it. harvey: there was a case in terms of getting uh 4r09 of rain of the haves and the have knots. two areas got a lot of rain. 495 for north and west. worcester is almost two inches of rain. similar in orange a plymouth close to a quarter or a third of an inch. we have the one area north and west and the other area along the new england south coast from new london to hyannis. what is lift is not a lot right now of it has gotten

there is room for one more band of rain to possibly affect parts of southeastern mass or the cape. but that would be in the next number of hours. during the day we will see clearing from northwest to southeast after a cloudy start. it will be a warm day tomorrow. the difference between tomorrow and wednesday and thursday will not be that much in the temperature department although the nights will be cooler come wednesday night. however it will be much less cooler and that should go on. so here is the way it looks right now. th boston we are at 73. the wind is light and it is out of the west and northwest. the temperatures are not that much to choose from because it is mostly cloudy and humid everywhere at this particular time. it will be humid tomorrow and much less humid on wednesday

once the sun comes out this air mass can move in and that is warming us up for tomorrow. we will start out in the 60s early tomorrow and then most of us will move well into the 80s. places like lowell and bedford and framingham. also you can say bridgewater and brockton and taunton low to mid80s. you can have clouds in the morning and they will take awhile t patriots and the texans are coming up on thursday night in the 60s after being in the 80s around mid-afternoon. the humidity though shouldn't be a big problem. there is tropical storm carl which will make its closest path to bermuda. and a new tropical depression is farther out in the atlantic. that will find r wind up in the central atlantic. there is your weather. notice the 80s showing up.

nationally equinox you are going to notice a change this weekend. there could be a band of showers ushering in this season as we head toward the cool weather season. only in the 60s on saturday and sunday. barely into the 60s on sunday. highest elevations may be in the upper 50s for highs on sunday. hope to see you next hour. i'm harvey >> and now here is mike lynch with sports center 5 powered by xfinity. >> mike: welcome to foxborough and gillette stadium. garoppolo spent the day in the trainer's room receiving treatment on his prized right shoulder. as of right now there are no plans to have him play on thursday night. it has been a little more than 24 hours when he was slammed to the ground.

to 48 hours after the injury is a time when you get a pretty good idea of when the recovery time will be and how long it will be. then you can see how it responded to ice and other treatment. they will have a better idea of jimmy garoppolo's ability to get back to practice. the fact he was here with his teammates today was encouraging. >> we were eating cereal i think. >> how is he doing so he will do what he can to get ready for this this week. >> would you be surprised if he will be back on thursday? >> he is a tough kid and italian. i don't count him out. >> mike: as of now it is jacobi brisette's team. he has a tough opponent and a national audience.

first nfl start. >> he is a hard working guy and like the rest of us looking forward to quick turn arounds. >> i know he has account been in the nl a longtime but he seems to grasp what the offense is trying to do. i am excitedo >> we are confident about everybody who takes the field on this team. everybody is prepared to do their job when you are called upon the expectation is high and it is no different than at any other position. >> bill belichick says it is possible he may bring in another quarterback and addition him.

controversy. he was not contacted by bill belichick, but if he was -- >> i gotta play baseball tomorrow is what i told them. >> did they call? >> no, sir, that's what i would have told them though. >> speaking of baseball, the red sox are in baltimore. the tarp is on the field and it is off right now. there was weather this afternoon. this is an extra large seri. you can see why. the oriels are behind the red sox. the toronto bluejays are in seattle and yeeng -- yankees left eight games behind and tap paw bay can only play the roll of spoiler. he is the co player of the week. .462 batting average and five home runs and a double and 12

thursday and a game winning homer last night. what do you have to do to shake the co-winner tag. what do you have to do?

ed: it is time to flash forward to the news at 7:00 and 11:00.

we will go in america's oldest glass company. ed exped then at 11:00, the major changes that could be come together red line and the potential impact on your ride. that's at 11:00 tonight. >> you can stop asking harvey how his shoulders are.

tonight, breaking news right here. we have exclusive pictures on the takedown. the suspect who police say left multiple bombs in new york and new jersey, running from police, holding a gun. tonight, the exclusive video of him hauled off on a gurney. and breaking right now, the interrogation. the fbi and this question -- was he what authorities say they have just found in his home. the race for president. and who will america trust in moments like these? tonight, donald trump's response. hillary clinton's response, too. and you decide. also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage. the massive sink hole,