>> good morning. 4:30, wednesday, october 12. i'm randy price. >> i'm emily riemer. a double sexual assault under investigation in boston. details we are learning overnight. >> one person is dead after this plane crash in connecticut. and why the f.b.i. believes >> the pressure is on in the race for the white house. where the attention is turning today and the new state that could be swinging. >> good morning, cindy. another cool start. >> yes, although not as cold as yesterday morning. we're starting out closer to 50 in boston with a light southerly wind. the wind and the cloud have kept the temperatures from free falling overnight.

beverlily is 43. orange, upper 30s. norwood as well. you are colder on the cape this morning compared to yesterday. 30s and lower 40s there. it's another chilly start. you can see a batch of clouds overhead. these will move out. high pressure dominating the weather today. we're watching this to the west -- a couple of showers trying to get in here later tomorrow. we'll see clouds this morning thin morning, lot of sunshine in the afternoon. 60 by lunchtime and into the 60s this afternoon. a little bit milder than yesterday. low 60s at the coast, mid and upper 60s farther inland. let's get you to the roads early this morning. >> a live look. no problems by allston brighton. a little bit of overnight road work if you're traveling on the expressway into the o'neill

minutes or so. no problems on route 3. the pike nice and light this morning. construction wrapping up on 128 near great plain avenue. so far we are expecting trains and buses on schedule. >> breaking overnight, troubling new details in a home invasion and sexual assault in boston. >> this attack involved two victims. the eyeopener's sera congi is at boston attack is still on the loose. boston police say it happened around 4:00 a.m. on tuesday morning. a man broke into an apartment in the area of clarendon and columbus avenue. two people inside were sexually assaulted. boston police were called nearly 12 hours later and worked into the night conducting interviews and looking for evidence. the victims were able to give police a description, but it was a limited description. anyone with information is asked

live at headquarters, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> sera, thank you. stories we're following right now. these two suspects wanted in a deadly home invasion in orange are expected in court today. joshua hart and brittany smith of athol were arrested on charges, include murder and attempted murder. they could head back to massachusetts as early as tomorrow. >> the f.b.i. says that a deadly plane crash in connecticut the pilot said it was not an accident. a student pilot was killed when the plane burst into flames on main street in east hartford. it is unclear who was at the controls. police say the f.b.i. got called because the plane got crashed near a pratt and whitney factory, which manufactures jet engines used in the military. >> bicyclists are calling for safety changes after another

cambridge. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live at the scene where loved ones honored the victim. antoinette? >> emily, dozen of people gathered last night for a vigil. they call the intersection dangerous. they left this ghost bike in memory of a man they say was a cautious bike rider. a vigil for dr. bernard "joe" lavins was held here last night. he was b last wednesday while riding the bike to work. friends and colleagues dedicated this ghost bike in his honor and they are calling for safety improvement. >> his wife really wants us to make some type of change to this intersection so this is not repeated again. >> bicyclists are asking for bike lanes and bike boxes at this busy intersection. the crash, meanwhile, is still

not been charged. we're live in cambridge morning. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> right now a neighborhood is taking action after a convicted level three sex offender released from prison is now living among families and children there. richard gardner was sentenced to 190 years in prison, but after an appeal, ended up serving 30 years and is now out. after his release, he moved in with his family on chandler street in weymouth, neighborhood on edge. >> the children need to come first. we should be the priority, not catering to the rights of a level three convicted abductor and rapist. >> amanda hill and coreen aikens started an online petition. they are calling for a clearer and stricter law for sex offenders following their release. it already has close to 4,000 signatures. gardner has been summoned to

a violation of a city ordinance. >> new moves threaten to change the political map. the eye's erika tarantal is tracking the details. >> there are no fewer than six campaign stop in battleground states. democrats now believe the traditionally red states of georgia and arizona could be ready to swing. insiders telling the "new york times" republicans have similar polling. this comes as donald trump tries to get back on message, repeating his appeal to inner city voters. >> gets shot walking to the store. so i say to the african-american suffering in our inner cities, what do you have to lose? vote for donald trump. >> trump also hit rival hillary clinton on more alleged e-mails released by wikileaks. he says they her campaign was

investigation by the justice department. the chairman pointed the finger squarely at russia. >> russian interference in this election and -- on behalf of mr. trump is -- should be of utmost to all democrat or -- >> john podesta said he had spoken to the f.b.i. and the victims of hacking. >> we are committed to bringing coverage of the issues and candidates every day on air and on our wcvb mobile app. right now on our app you can see where the candidates stand issue by issue. >> a baseball player who was a quarterback and now a hero.

tebow. helping a fan suffering from a seizure. the request the family of theresa corley is making. >> the dangers posed by flooding in north carolina and the troubling disease now spreading in haiti. >> you'll notice things warmer today. but temperatures still on the cooler side.

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>> a family searches for answers four decades after a woman was murdered. the naked body of theresa corley

the prime suspect in the case is now dead. her six siblings raising the money to exhume her body and have another autopsy performed. >> this is our last-ditch effort for my family. this is our last chance. if we exhume her, nothing to be found, then i'll say we did all we could. >> her family is hoping, if the suspect's dna is found on her body, they would get some office says investigators continue to take any and all steps to solve the murder. >> ahead on the eye, a rally against violence in the city of boston after a senseless crime. how one community is coming together. repercussions against a priest accused of sexual abuse in rhode

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workers have been trying to repair wells, and the world health organization is sending dozens of the vaccines there. as many as 900 people are feared dead in that country. >> flooding from hurricane matthew now posing new danger in north carolina. dams are on the brink of collapse and thousands now have been told to get to higher ground. first responders now working. many rivers are at theirhe at least 33 people have died in the u.s. as a result of matthew. the flooding is just incredible. >> it takes so long for the water to kind of get everywhere and spread out. this has been going on for days and we're still talking about it. we have behind us another hurricane. category 2.

to bermuda haven't tonight. category 2. it may get a little bit stronger. it looks like going to be going just west of bermuda. that is going to put it on the eastern side of the eye and that is going to increase the storm surge. rainfall likely of about three to 5 inches. once it goes by tomorrow, it's headed to the north atlantic. this is never going to bother us on the eastern seaboard. we've got temperatures that are chilly, although not as cold as yesterday morning. north of boston, a lot of low 40s southern new hampshire. it's 48 in worcester. our coldest pockets have dropped into the upper 30s, not like the upper 20s like yesterday. it is a colder start for you on cape cod compared to yesterday

upper 30s and lower 40s. cloud cover has been sliding on through, acting as a blanket. notice we're clearer along the cape, so the temperatures dropped a little bit more. high pressure is still in control. the cloud moved out this morning. it is back to bright sunshine and it's going to be another beautiful day. to the west there's a frontal boundary producing very scattered, light showers. there's snow flying on the backside of the low pressure. we are going to deal with a few rain showers as this thin out. should be a pretty sunrise. a sea breeze kicking in later in the day. we should sneak into the low 60s at the coast. interior sections, upper 60s for the merrimack valley. 68 in taunton. low-to-mid 60s in worcester county. clouds are exiting this morning. lots of sunshine throughout the

wind brings in low-level moisture. so we may start the day tomorrow with low clouds, fog, and patchy areas of drizzle. low temperatures holding to 50 degrees. we have a shot of hitting 70 tomorrow despite cloud cover. rainfall is not going to be impressive. looks like a tenth of an inch and most of it will fall north and west of the city of st tomorrow. starting out murky in the morning with low cloud, -- low clouds, drizzle, and fog. any leftover cloud are getting out of here early on friday. we're setting up for a nice stretch friday, saturday, sunshine cool to start, back in the low 60s.

thank you, cindy. >> the roads are quiet. you can see the volume is nice and light. clearing that road work on the expressway northbound heading through the o'neill tunnel will be gone in a couple of seconds. no problems south of town. looking good on 95. 24 is quiet as well. construction wrapping up on 128 by gre 495 to 128. if you're heading north 93 is quiet out of methuen to the level connector. >> police questioning the driver involved in this crash here. this happened during a columbus day protest in nevada. the native american group involved is calling for police to file hate crime charges. the demonstrators was demanding a focus on native american rights when the white truck

the engine before exchanging words with the crowd. at least five people were hurt when the truck plowed down the street. one woman had to be rushed to the hospital. >> a man in washington state takes matters into his own hands after spotting his stolen truck being driven down the street. >> you know where i am at. >> aaron babcock chased the driver while putting it on face 911. his truck was taken from his family's dealership. police eventually caught up to the driver and arrested him with babcock close behind. >> asian markets followed wall street down amid bad earnings reports and oil price concerns. investors will watch for details on last month's fed meeting. people who collect social security will see an increase in

66 million recipients will get $2 to $6 more per month. that's the smallest increase to date. the average retirement check is about $1,300 a month. >> tim tebow comes to the aid of a fan suffering from a seizure. the former quarterback rushed to the man's side after his baseball game yesterday. brandon berry tells the "asste seeing tebow. he says tebow kept him alert by chatting about college football and praying. >> check out -- the floating orange people are called "sos," safety orange swimmers. it will be in fort point channel into november. the art is designed to bring awareness to the global refugee crisis.

obama leaves off the to put americans on mars by 2030. the united states now is partnering with six commercial companies to build new habitats. the president rights in an op-ed that the ultimate goal is for humans eventually to stay on mars for an extended period of time. big win for the cubs as they try to break a century-old curse. them closer to the world series. and keeping the house cleaner longer. simple hacks that help,

five minutes before 5:00 on this wednesday morning. we're following breaking news in your "news to go." >> boston police search for a man they say sexually oriented two people in the city's south end. this happened about 4:00 tuesday morning when a man broke into an apartment near clarendon and columbus avenue. two people were assaulted. boston police were called nearly 12 hours later, conducting interviews and looking for evidence. >> the episcopal church is defrocking a priest accused of

an independent investigation found 75-year-old reverend howard white allegedly abused students at the st. george's school between the 1970s and 2004. white has not been charged in any of the incidents due to the statute of limitations. the reverend retired in 2006 but had been working on sunday at a church in pennsylvania. >> dozens attended this rally last night after a girl was shot in the back sunday morning on annunciation road. police say the shooting was random and there are concerns that little girl could be perez -- paralyzed. >> a car hit a 41-year-old man near wellington circle. there are marks on the car, including a black scuff on the rear passenger's side.

2011 and 2015. >> a homeless man is facing charges, accused of stealing an ambulance from a hospital yesterday in cambridge. the chase ended when that ambulance hit a police cruiser. the officer was not hurt. but the cruiser was damaged. >> nbc is expected to sever ties. bi recorded in 2005 having that lewd conversation about women with donald trump. sources close to the situation say the network is negotiating bush's exit. he's already suspended. he has apologized and says she ashamed of what happened. >> the cubs pulled off a rally

they will play the l.a. dodgers or washington nationals at home. the red sox cleaning out their lockers at fenway yesterday after being swept by the indians in the alds. david ortiz did not make an appearance while the room was open to reporters. he told teammates after monday night's loss that they should be proud of what they accomplished this year. that's >> indeed. >> so, cindy, i'm on the chilly side, but not quite as bad. >> not as quite as cold. tomorrow morning i think it will be close to 50 when you wake up. we're headed in the right direction. rainfall this month actually above average, at least so far for the first time in a good long while. of course all that rain we had on sunday, it's been dry the last couple of days. we've got a chance of picking

get into the weekend. maybe some drizzle tomorrow morning. we're not looking for much in the way of rainfall. hurricane nicole is a category 2 category. it makes a close pass by bermuda tomorrow morning. it's likely to go west of bermuda. this will not eastern seaboard. we're watching showers that will get in here. we've got temperatures today in the mid and upper 60s away from the coastline. cloud, drizzle tomorrow morning, then a shower later in the day. lots of sunshine friday, saturday, and sunday. by the way, sunday our patriots are at home. if you're headed to the game, should be around 60 degrees for kickoff at 1:00 in the

another chance early next week. we'll time things out for you right now as the eyeopener continues. >> breaking overnight, details on a sexual assault investigation in boston. how police say a man forced his way into an apartment. >> new questions about a deadly plane crash in connecticut. the chilling comment attributed to a survivor. >> fight for the battleground states. the campaign sweep today as the candidates fight on the eye for this wednesday morning. >> 5:00 a.m. get the house cleaner faster. three ways to get the chores under control. that's ahead in this >> good morning. i'm emily riemer.