>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. erika: we begin with breaking news. three people killed in a fiery crash in westport. a livery vehicle crossing the median on interstate 195. emily: slamming head-on into another vehicle. doug meehan is live at the scene for us. doug: good afternoon. directions east and west along 195 in westport are open. traffic moving freely but that was hardly the case this morning

when the call of a multivehicle crash came in. preliminary investigation by troopers on the scene indicate a livery vehicle traveling westbound in the left travel lane crossed over into the eastbound lane. that vehicle crashed head-on to another car that was traveling east. the two people in the livery vehicle were killed as was one person in the other car. sky 5 over the scene of a shutdown eastbound 195 for hours of the morning surrounding roots including route six were in gridlock. as of this noon come all lanes have been reopened on both sides of 195 including east and westbound exit 10 and 11 open as well. names of the victims have not been released yet as police

emily: thank you. a former priest is facing rape and sexual assault charges. alleged assault took place when michael walsh was an altar boy coordinator at a dorchester church nearly three decades ago. antoinette antonio's life from suffolk superior court. antoinette: emily walsh pleaded not guilty and was released of his own reconnaissance this recognizance. the ledge victim best he does not want some like this to overtime he seven years. a lot of emotions. antoinette: michael walsh's accuser was just a fourth grader when he says the sexual abuse began. the former priest, now charged with two counts of rape of a child and three counts of assault and battery on a child. the allegations go back to the late 1980's and 1990's before walsh became a priest.

coordinator at saint brendan's in dorchester as well as the little league coach. prosecutors say he used those positions to get close to the child, groping, touching and eventually raping him. the now 38-year-old man brought the allegations to police this summer after decades. >> i never thought i would come forward. i thought it would be something i would live with and deal with as i have for code-7 years. i have 10 nieces and nephews and seeing them i would never want some are more victims that this gives them the courage to come forward as well. >> i hope he goes to jail for it. and that this does not happen to anyone else. antoinette: there could be more victims. walsh was defrocked indeed to -- in 2002 after allegations surfaced from his time at charleston church. the da office says that case, those allegations, are unrelated

composite sketches just released of a man wanted in connection with the murder of a massachusetts middle school teacher's eight nearly a quarter of a century ago. lisa ziegert was working her night job at a card and gift shop when she disappeared in april of 1992 or body was found quach of days later in the woods four miles away. she had been raped and a dna lab was able to use evidence previous he sees in the investigation to come up with two composite sketches of what the suspect what it looked like at the age of 25 and at the age of 50 as well. this is the first time this process of predicting physical appearance and ancestry from unidentified dna evidence has ever been used in massachusetts. emily: investigators looking into nathan carman's story of trauma at sea and the loss of

boater as he returned to vermont. tough task even todd: his live with the story. todd:before nathan carman returned to vermont he talked to the coast guard in boston. we details about the conversation or if he tells the coast guard he did have a radio on board the boat but said it was sinking so fast he had no time to declare mayday. he also says he had a flare gun on the life raft and that he fired at the florida -- to flag down the cargo ship that rescued him. vermont. >> i feel healthy. emotionally, i have been through a huge amount. todd: nathan carman speak to reporters after arriving in vernon, vermont after eight days adrift at sea in a liferaft. his mother, linda, is missing and presumed dead.

myself. todd: nathan and linda carman left the night of september 17 for a fishing trip area the next day the boat sank. according to what carman called the coast guard last sunday after a passing cargo ship rescued him 100 nautical miles south of martha's vineyard. >> a funny noise in the engine compartment. i saw a lot of water. when i saw his liferaft i did not see my mom. >> we have not been able to find her yet. todd: a day before carman arrived home police were searching his house looking for evidence of reckless endangerment. gps sim card and a letter he wrote. investigators suspect carman knowingly took an unsafe boat far out to sea. nathan carman made a statement but he did not answer reporters questions. the 22-year-old has asperger's

is asking for privacy. erika: we turn to the weather. it is gray out there. it's not going to get sunny anytime soon. cindy: it is sticking around for a while. despite the class we have not seen much rain. radar picking up on apache area of drizzle -- a patchy drizzle of air -- area of drizzle. this'll make its way over the -- moving in with that low level went off the water. sustained tenure 20 mile-per-hour wind but gusting closer to 30 miles broward new parts of the coast line. temperatures have dropped. most of us in the 50's around 60 at the cape. temperatures will study the rest of the afternoon. be prepared for patchy drizzle otherwise a lot of clouds with steady temperature readings. we have a brand-new tropical

erika: secretary of state john kerry is threatening to cut off all contact with russia over syria. kerry says he will take this action unless syrian and russian -- thousands have already died in aleppo, the center of the syrian refugee crisis. donald trump and hillary clinton both back on the road today with clinton heading to new hampshire during maggie rulli reports both candidates are launching attacks from the campaign trail. rally. >> oh yes. one down, two to go. maggie: both candidates claiming they won. >> we've had some amazing days. i loved maggie: the debate. clinton is trying to keep the momentum going calling on her team to fan out across nine battleground states by friday. bernie sanders will campaign

alecia machado, the former miss universe trump criticized for gaining too much weight. >> maybe he will be saying bad things about me. but it's ok. i'm strong. maggie: donald trump comes out fighting claiming that even though he's happy with his debate members is not happy with the knights moderator. >> he did not ask about the e-mails at all. did not ask about her scandals. did not ask about the benghazi maggie: does go big conservative endorsements are going to clinton. john warner. >> that candidate is the one that is fit and ready to lead our great free country. maggie: and the arizona republican editorial board. they have not endorsed a democrat something were founded in 1890. president obama blasting donald trump for his comments about

that is not the kind of message he wants his daughters to hear. reminding voters if they don't vote or if they vote for third-party candidate that is a vote for trump. erika: the senate blocks a spending bill needed to keep the government beyond this friday. the dead night's midnight september 30 to come up with an agreement. most democrats and at least 10 republicans voted to block the bill which provides funding to combat the zika virus are democrats leaders promised to adjust that issue after the election in a separate water bill. emily: the family of sean callier is pushing for a national day of remembrance for all first responders. sean's younger brother andrew and congressman michael capuano will go before lawmakers today. it want to see a national holiday that will honor those brave men and women in officer collier was gunned down by the boston marathon bombers dazed

recognition. erika: police investigating after man was found severely beaten in a revere parking lot. investigators were at the squire lounge overnight. police say a 29-year-old man got into a fight with several staff members. a passing police officer found him unconscious. that man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. an investigation into the acse what the father of a mantra honey is -- father of a mantra emily: new insight into who shot down that debt -- what invesco is now believe. cindy: these clouds are sticking around. the timeline on when steady rain arrives and when the sun will return. >> who?

emily: behind the wheel of an undercover lyft driver. wait until passengers realize it is him. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel

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visionary who pushed his country toward peace during a remarkable seven decade career. dignitaries from around the world are expected to attend the funeral including president obama and bill and hillary clinton. criminal investigators say they have solid evidence that a malaysian jet were shot down by a missile moved and eastern ukraine from russia. the july 2014 incident killed all 298 people directly accusing russia of complicity in the attack. both russia and the rebels and the rebels in the ukraine denied any role. emily: among the became increasingly secretive about his family. elizabeth her reports his father is telling abc's chief investigative correspondent ryan ross that the family had no idea what rahami was planning. elizabeth: the father of a ahmad rahami says he is certain his

surveillance pictures sought as witnesses. >> everything by himself. he order online -- elizabeth: mohammed rahami explains his son had become secretive months before he allegedly planted bombs in new york and new jersey. even changing the locks on his bedroom door in the family apartment. >> noted to go in. he -- elizabeth: the father says no one in the family saw this coming. >> did anybody see th him building a bomb? something suspicious? >> i guarantee. nobody. elizabeth: federal agents tell abc news they are examining some of this social media posts shared by the suspects older sister whom he visited in pakistan. >> you ever talk to her about

that. elizabeth: the father says he did recognize one of the fbi agents at the scene when his son was shot and captured last week saying the same agent had investigated his son is a possible terrorist but without interviewing his son concluded he was no terror threat. >> you think they should've interviewed him? >> 100%. elizabeth: the agent conducted a thorough investigation even after the father recanted his original statement about his son. now. we're going down in temperature. cindy: i know. coming into work this morning very early and you see the temperatures around 60 and they have been going the wrong way all day. what a change from the past few weeks. this month as a whole is -- we

rest of the afternoon. this month has been above average but we will spend the next few days ending the month of september with below average temperatures. to the high closer to 70. closer to 60 degrees the next you days. the readings are mostly in the 50's. the only 60's left are here on the south shore at the cape. 53 in worcester. a rod day for sure running in the mid-50's on the north shore, southern new hampshire and in boston and is 57 degrees. the next 1ur a lot of clouds in can't rule out patches of drizzle. it's the wind. it has picked up and we're seeing gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour across the area. strong as wind along the coastline. these northeasterly winds are with us this afternoon but watch the clock. 24-hour's to about 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. still dealing with northeasterly wind. we go to friday, still dealing with northeasterly wind.

northeasterly wind for the next several days and it will keep the temperatures down. despite wind of the ocean a lot of clouds the chance for rain is pretty low. it will ramp up later friday and into the first half of the weekend on saturday. a patch of some drizzle working from brockton to norwood back to work for 95 coming in with them will love full wind off the water. not seeing a lot of radar but i be prepared for a patch of drizzle it you'll be out and about. are and their function of the storm are sure. at the area of high pressure to the north in between our northeasterly wind. a spin back here in the clouds, it is pin wheeling some moisture up from the south. the focus of that wet weather is going to be to our south the next couple of days. some of it will start to work in early in the weekend. temperatures dropping back down into the 40's and 50's.

evening. we go into the overnight. some patches of drizzle start tomorrow and very little change tomorrow. to the north and west there may be brightening tomorrow afternoon but i think those clouds will fill back in as that area of low pressure starts to lift northward as we get toward thursday night, friday and we get toward steadier rain. between now and friday afternoon , heavy rain over the mid-atlantic states and were not going to see much more than drizzle and a few tenths of an inch of windward island. look at this forecast track heading through the caribbean strengthening into hurricane. it's tough to take a turn northward as a large consensus with our community model -- our computer model that this will take a turn to the bahamas. in the meantime, lots of clouds, steadier rain comes in. toward late friday, friday night and saturday you can see it creeping up from the south.

period. keep looking for sunshine. it does not look like we will get back into it until the early part of next week. a dreary stretch on the way. erika: got to look on your photos on your phone for them the summer. big papi's historic career coming to an end. emily: see what happened what we special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education.

erika: it was almost a tough night for two yankees fans. i make it down on one knee to propose to his girlfriend when the ring pops out of the box. everyone starts looking for it. the woman finds it in the cuff of her pants and she said yes. good thing with all those folks watching. think you would recognize big papi anywhere? emily: david ortiz went undercover as a lyft driver picking up passengers across >> boston. have you ever been to fenway park? >> i'm going to the red sox game tonight. >> me too. >> i'm not a big baseball fan. >> i know right.

weird question, but you have your limit the president? best have your limit the president? got to take a something with him. >> you're the first one to ever take a something with the president? >> david ortiz is retiring. he's my favorite. i have like two of his shirts that i wear. >> all of my shirts are his shirts. cool. >> i'm david ortiz. >> what? [laughter] emily: that's a riot. erika: all of my shirts are his

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