for ayotte, collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it. vo: votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. emily: good afternoon. thanks for joining us. erika: here's look at big stories unfolding now at noon. a suspect held without bail accused of breaking into a south and home tying up two people and sexually assaulting one of them. emily: the new hampshire prep school graduate accused of sexually assaulting an underage classmate is seeking a new trial . the strategy his new attorneys want to try. erika: the fbi investigate whether yesterday's deadly crane -- plane crash in connecticut

information from the surviving pilot. the suspect held without bail in the home invasion and assault in the south end. emily: sera congi is live with new details. sera: the arraignment wrapped up a short while ago and we learned new disturbing details about this incident. take a look at the video from inside the courtroom. ronald brown, with a jacket over his head, was allowed to shield his face over concerns of ms. identification. straighter to the victim. he allegedly tied both of them up, raping one of them, threatening to kill them and telling them that he hates chinese people. an incident that rattled nerves in the south end neighborhood. cracks that is terrifying. bethany lived in the same building where a man allegedly broke in and assaulted two people & apartment building.

after one of the victims reported the incident from a local hospital. the suspect got into a rear window and what's inside attacked two people. bethany was questioned by police but does not recall hearing anything out of the ordinary. >> this is usually a really safe neighborhood. people everywhere all times of the day and night. hopefully it is just an isolated incident. >> it's really scary and upsetting. sera: the incident took place on clarendon street near columbus avenue. those who live and work around the neighborhood are unnerved by news of the attack. >> it feels like it is a safe neighborhood and because it's so close to the downtown area it seems like people are always out and about. it would never think about what happened here. sera: according to the police report investigators managed to track brown down because he left a prescription bottle behind. after the hearing his defense attorney says there are significant issues that will

he's being held without bail. erika: thank you. these suspects wanted in a deadly home invasion in orange are prepared to face a judge in virginia. joshua hart and britney smith were arrested saturday on several charges including murder and attempted murder. they will face fugitives from justice charges today and expected to arrive back in massachusetts later tonight. a twist to this emily: deadly plane crash in connecticut a student pilot was killed when the plane burst into flames in east hartford yesterday. as elizabeth hur reports, the pilot who survived claimed it was not an accident. elizabeth: this morning investigators taking pictures and gathering evidence where the pilot who survived this plane crash is now allegedly telling authorities this was no accident. >> a fully involved aircraft on

off from an airport in hartford, connecticut when just before or :00 tuesday afternoon eyewitnesses say they saw the plane plunging into a busy street and taking down utility poles and power lines. >> when it hit the last poll -- >> power just went out. everyone ran outside. elizabeth: a student pilot and an instructor on the claim. on the ground, the plane narrowly missing a van carrying a mother and her children and this man's car. >> he hit a me. he came in and landed an action thought it was part of the plane was falling off. >> sidewalks were full. businesses were full. as the amount of traffic. the fact that there were not more casualties is pretty amazing. elizabeth: now the search for answerselizabeth:. police saying they asked the fbi to investigate because -- calling it a critical infrastructure.

are manufactured. we learned the plane has two control panels and police have yet to determine who was actually flying the plane at the time of this crash. when asked if this was being investigated as terrorism police say they are not ruling anything out. erika: a new twist in the own labrie prep school scandal in new hampshire. as attorneys will seek a new trial citing new revelations. e of using a computer to lure a girl to the encounter. attorney say she best he used and internal campus intranet which means -- which they say means it is not covered by natural law. they say the felony computer use for which he was convicted was not a crime. a three alarm fire near the hampton beach casino ballroom. firefighters from as far as massachusetts call to fight flames at the purple urchin

work. two firefighter suffered minor injuries. no word on what triggered the fire. the restaurant is located on the second floor of the complex at houses the casino ballroom. emily: this man faces several charges for allegedly leading state police on a high-speed chase in a truck stolen from boston. christopher o dwyer was spotted speeding through a construction zone at about 11:00 last night in his pickup truck. reaching speeds of 115 miles per hour. his tires. they also say ode wire sparked several brushfires by driving on the tire's bear rims. he's being held without bail and is due in court today. erika: a live look over the city . another spectacular afternoon. yesterday afternoon was gorgeous and this looks like a repeat cindy:. although we did not start quite as cold this morning we're watching off to the west of the cold front. some showers with it.

slowly will bring some of that moisture. if you have plans this evening you are fine. we have dry weather and overnight into tomorrow morning there is likely going to be some drizzle that breaks out across the area. our best chance of actually seeing some rain or showers comes in during the late hour -- the late afternoon and evening hours. associated with this front and ahead of it we have high-pressure hanging on overhead. we have very light wind. much cloud cover. starting to see clouds gather along long island. for the rest of the afternoon we are in great shape. we started out with a lot of 40's in the suburbs. of the 60 in boston and worcester. lower 60's on the cape and even in the north shore, beverly in the lower 60's right now. winds have turned to the east southeast and that's going to hold us about where we are the coastline. very little temperature change at the coast and boston the rest

sun goes down we will fall back into the 50's. inland areas do sneak up into the mid-, even if you upper 60's today. emily: hillary clinton and donald trump both on the campaign trip today. trump increasing attacks on leaders within his own party while clinton battles more e-mails released by wikileaks. kenneth mouton is tracking the trail. kenneth: donald trump in his campaign unleashed and unshackled. establishment people who are ineffective people within the republican party. kenneth: trump told foxnews he would not be in a foxhole with gopers who pulled support. paul ryan focused on down ballot races after trump toss bulger video came to light. -- trump possible bulger video came to light >>. pussyfooting around >> -- do you support a subunit support us? the fact is some of these leaders have been wishy-washy.

, -- bill gore to reagan -- al gore to reunite with hillary clinton. president obama took on trump. >> those are some folks -- they were auditioning for a reality show. kenneth: clinton dealing with more e-mail fallout. the state department accused of giving prefereia claims the clinton campaign was given updates about her case. it turns out it was information that was only available to the public. but trump ally said tweets warning about the impending wikileaks release. now clinton campaign chair who was hacked is accusing the trump campaign of coordinating with wikileaks and russian hackers. emily: residents and florida now have more time to register to

a federal judge extended registration another six days to october 18 because of the disruptions and damage from hurricane matthew. erika: a random act of kindness in swampscott. a police officer going the extra mile. antoinette antonio spoke to them about the generosity. antoinette: this is the view helen and john knew have been waking up to but it is not by choice. the past two months, since losing living out of their minivan with their youngest daughter. >> we are in a situation we're in, a lot of people look down. antoinette: not a certain police officer who spotted them earlier this week. >> i thought he was going to tell us to move. he asked my wife if she was ok and she said he yeah and he gave her $20 and his business card. he came back a little while later gave us some more money

his good deed, sergeant tim cassidy declined an interview but this is him talking to us in 2015. the newtons say he came back two more times with food and supplies and again with a $100 gift card from the police department. >> he did not have to but he went so beyond. he helped us out. the newtons antoinette: sharing the story to express gratitude to police officers and to show everyone an act of kindness can a i can't say thank you enough. the sergeant antoinette: tells me he does not want recognition. he says he did it because he was genuinely sad for the family and he hopes they find some housing very soon. erika: really nice. tom brady's return to the patriots has earned him special recognition. the quarterback named afc

33-13 when over the cleveland browns. brady completed 28 of 40 passes for 406 yards and three touchdowns. the eighth time he has thrown for 400 yards in his career. it is the 26th time brady has won the award second only to peyton manning who won it 27 times. the action samsung took today one day after saying it would halt production on that note 7 smart phone. carolina days after hurricane matthew hit posing new dangers to residents. cindy: we are tracking hurricane the coal, headed right for bermuda. the rain chances here, coming up tomorrow. erika: a warning for toyota prius owners. a potentially deadly defect. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the

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erika: dramatic video from illinois. the aftermath of an explosion in romeoville. officials say a gas leak likely triggered the blast. two town homes were destroyed. two gas company workers were hurt. one seriously. samsung slashing its third-quarter profit estimates by one third after the note seven disaster. if the video electronics giant said it would permanently discontinue production of the galaxy note 7 smartphone after

made by an unnamed supplier widely believed to be its sister company samsung sei. toyota launching a global recall of its redesigned toyota prius after reports of a potentially deadly defect. the are maker says the parking brake for models august 2016 to october 2015 -- can disengage unexpectedly and cause the brakes to stop working. left and any other gear but parker could roll away. crashes, injuries, even deaths related to the problem. floodwaters in north carolina rising days after hurricane matthew pushed out to sea. yesterday crews were still rescuing people, pulling stranded residents from flooded homes. thousands have been rescued in that state in the last few days and 18 have died. rivers continued to swell to record levels and hundreds of thousands are still without power.

anything. emily: state of emergency are still in effect in nearly half of north carolina's 100 counties. erika: this image from nasa shows the eye of a powerful typhoon moving through the northwestern pacific ocean. the storm's eyes stretches over 20 nautical miles circle by powerful thunderstorms. it is far from land and is expected to lose steam later this week. we are talking about hurricane cindy: -- we are talking about hurricane matthew. this is hurricane nicole. likely to become a hurricane. it is a category two now. the winds are 100 miles per hour. there are close to bermuda and it looks like this may pass either directly over or just to the west of bermuda. bad news for them. you can see this is forecast to come very close to bermuda.

going to put bermuda on the eastern side of the storm center . that means there will be a storm surge, piling up and pushing of the water on top of the normal tide. in addition to the hurricane force wind and probably about three to five inches of rain, all going to be happening during the day on thursday. it does not lose too much strength but it continues to move north northeast. into the north atlantic, not going to be bothering us on the eastern seaboard but bermuda is bracing for this hurricane. there e the second tough situation. in the meantime we've got another day of this, blue sky, sunshine started out chili. a lot of 40's, some 30's in the suburbs. we have recovered nicely. 60 degrees right now. winds are light. searching for the ham cream, the air -- the hand cream, the air temperature is -- the air has dried out. literacy breeze, the winds on

60's to 63 and marshfield. temperatures are not going to climb too much more. low 60's in boston through the north shore but into lawrence, 6i-5 already. 64 in fitchburg. we will tack on a few more degrees over the interior while temperatures hold steady along the coastline. heading out the rest of the afternoon, sunshine continuing to read once the sun goes down after 6:00 temperatures begin to drop. by midnight we are still in the it has been the last couple of nights. cloudiness toward long island and these will start to drift northward. most wrapping around this area of high pressure all coming here off the west. there are showers pushing up through the great lakes and this is all associated with a cold front. this front is the leading edge of a much colder air mass. mild air ahead of the front. 70 in cincinnati right now. minneapolis on the inside of

now. even with clouds tomorrow we will be up in the upper 60's to new 70 degrees and once the front goes by sunshine friday saturday, struggling to get up to 60 degrees. first we will bring in moisture tonight on a southerly wind. by 8:00 a couple clouds around. overnight those clouds fill in. they could be fog and drizzle around tomorrow morning as well. temperatures falling to near 50 degrees overnight. it's going to be in the upper 60's. totten, marshfield, southeastern massachusetts. a mild day tomorrow. showers likely get into or the evening hours but very limited moisture. a lot of it's going to go up into northern new england. 1/10 the village of rain and that is about it. if you have plans tomorrow it's going to start out markey. drizzle around for the morning commute and that dries up by

maybe some partial sunshine later in the afternoon but by 5:00 p.m. in a skinny line of showers approaching in worcester. all the clouds actually clear out on thursday night so friday we're back to sunshine but it's breezy. only near 60 on friday. upper 50's on saturday and we moderate sunshine. very nice to and the weekend. emily: a new study shows that gene therapy could prevent alzheimer's disease. erika: scientists in the to the brain cells of mice and they say that reduced the development of alzheimer's in those with early stages of the disease. months after the injections the mice had better memories and less plaque buildup on brain cells. prove it is never too late to pursue your dreams. emily: cameras are there is a

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. 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. please vote yes on question 2.

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens,

which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. join them in voting no on question two. emily: a 90-year-old man has something he has always wanted, his high school diploma. erika: he got it from his grandson. george left school early to fight in world war ii and never had a chance to finish high

principal in the same district was surprised him with the degree. >> i was really surprised. never expected this. >> we wanted to surprise him and david did a great job so we are happy. erika: he was hurt by a grenade while stationed in france. he received an honorable discharge and a purple heart but never ended up finishing high school. the whole family -- [indiscernible] emily: in. a lot of clouds, not a wet day but that could be a few showers toward the evening. friday, saturday, sunday, loads of sunshine. chilly early on. maybe a few showers early next week.

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