the investigation continues. the flight instructor is in the hospital. >> a level three sex offender is behind bars. he tied up to women and rape one of them. live including the clued the suspect left behind. ball. it was left behind. the man tried to cover his tracks. he made her shower after raping her. >> the heinous crime committed by this sex offender. he was arraigned on charges he broke into an apartment tuesday

i didn't hear any screaming, or any other disturbances. >> bethany lives in the same building. the 52-year-old entered through a rear window and tied up to women, blindfolding a woman he is accused of raping. the victim is asian. >>fe neighborhood. >> it feels like a really safe neighborhood and because it's so close to the downtown area it seems like people are always out and about. reporter: brown was arrested after leaving his prescription medication bottle at his victim's apartment. >> a quiet community unnerved by an alarming act. making safety changes of their own.

reporter: those cell phones were found on him. he is being held without bail until this friday. >> tracking hurricane the call. it may be strengthening now. >> it is. anchor: category two storm. the pressure inside of the storm has dropped considerably. we may see this intensify as it becomes a category three storm. they are getting lapped but the

during the morning hours tomorrow. conditions going downhill this evening very quickly. no bargain out there. some obviously gusty wind. the storm surge as well. we are tracking some storms. >> calls into an investigation into hillary clinton and insisting she has to go to jail. sean is here with more. reporter: clinton and trump are both in swing states today. she is in colorado. he is making stops in florida. >> you have to feel sorrow for them. they have had a bad couple of

>> the whole world has heard how donald trump treats women. reporter: she is in colorado after a win for democrats. a judge extended voter registration after hurricane matthew is at stake, landing in florida today fighting with his party. >> the republican nominee has a massive disadvantage. esal behind people. reporter: turning from his negative headlines focusing on wikileaks. >> anything that goes wrong, they blame russia. i don't know putin, i promise. what do i have to do with putin? these people are professional con people. >> the next presidential debate

tonight very he says he has no respect for the commission on presidential debates and says he is done. anchor: tom brady has called donald trump his good friend in the past but today he had no interest talk about the presidential nominee. >> how the respond to donald trump's version of locker room >> he made a hasty retreat. ed: one of the ballot questions would legalize marijuana use. a group of moms is all for it. they want it in the open. some warned of the dangers. >> massachusetts moms for regulation and taxation of

>> we have a system now of prohibition that is failing us and our children. it is putting good people in harms way. >> i am not marijuana user. don't intend to be a marijuana user. but drug dealers don't ask for id. >> some have a financial interest. symmetrical marijuana users. all our mothers. -- are mothers. >> i does is takes away the black market. it drives the costs down. >> this is the wild west. we are looking at people who can grow in their home. that will bring incentive people to come into massachusetts. >> she works from families and children with addiction issues. she echoes the fears of many

say there is not enough information on what marijuana is a gateway drug and the track record in states like colorado is next. >> that will fuel the black market further. that marijuana that is not taxed. reporter: their biggest fear are edibles which would be easily available to children. dozens of birds falling out of the sky. the new steps being taken to solve that. quite she began that she forgive the man who put her in a wheelchair. she is offering her support to another child injured. >> we have clear skies to enjoy but some showers are on the way.

field and you cheering loudly for him. that is coming up. >> we are following some breaking news. >> dozens of firefighters responding. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools.

uts 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.

ed: new links to solve the mystery of a dying bird. it is still not clear what killed them. testing rolled out bird flu, west nile and various other ailments. boston is asking labs to do more testing to get to the bottom of what happened. trip advisor is taking a stand

endangered animals. they consulted with tourism and animal welfare groups. millions posted reviews concerned about animal welfare for years. the policy applies to elephant rides. swim with the dolphin programs, children's petting zoos are exempt. j.c.: a man is in custody after taking police on a wild chase officers pursued him. police finally stopped him. >> they hit the car and spun it right here. another suv police car hit him in the front.

heather: police say he spun out near the end of the chase. he is facing several charges tonight. ed: it is too bad we have weather like this. maybe one day it will be good. heather: i just want a cup of coffee today. more is on the way. ? at popstar plays at your school. the special gift he helped deliver. ? dylan: anybody can do parkour.

we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center

heather: paralyzed when she was three years old by a stray bullet she was five years old when she faced a gunman in court and for gave him. she sent out her support to another little girl in a similar situation. what she likes to go by kye now. she is now 16 years old, still paralyzed from the chest down but what a positive attitude. she's happy to be of assistance to the five-year-old shot here. >> is a learning curve for her.

any way that gives them an extra pillar of support is necessary. when she learned of the shooting of a nine-year-old child on facebook. he may be -- maybe paralyzed from the waist down. it is similar to what happened to kye. >> they started developing this kind of anger. thinking like i once was this and i have this. now i don't. things like that. forgiveness is where you start. >> he faced the man convicted of shooting her. she offered forgiveness. her mom has some advice for the suspects. >> i would not want to be in

child. there is no peace. unless you have no hard at all. she was the suspects to turn themselves in. live in roxbury 5:00. ed: she's a strong young lady. treating students at the upper school to a pop-up performance and a birthday serenade for one lucky student. ? [applause]

presented to the school program. charlie knows a thing of the importance of music in schools. his mother is a music teacher. heather: his voice is gorgeous. ed: and look at that sunset. >> it is gorgeous outside. 60 degrees. do up as mostly cloudy but it is beautiful. look behind the numbers. southeast wind, dew point is low. indicative of a bit of humidity. that plays an important role in our forecast. 50's and 60's, 50's towards lewiston, maine.

fog and drizzle are out there. mild and slightly muggy air trying to work in. you will notice it trying to be more dan then most mornings. breaks of sunshine, mostly cloudy. maybe a couple of scattered showers as well north and west of worcester. not much happening now. here is the west. it comes with a cold front. behind it cooler temperatures. quite mild. near 80 degrees in cincinnati. to the west of the front it's in the 40's. we have temperatures that will fall back across the area. mostly cloudy skies and patchy fog.

this cold front signifying the change to more seasonable low -- levels. let's take you through it. a lot of clouds around. had he drizzle and fog -- patchy drizzle and fog. toward the afternoon the cold front arrives. splashes of showers coming through. it dsn me. one or two pockets. this is a low-impact of that for us. so it looks iffy for tomorrow. back to sunshine. sunny and cool. the weekend is looking great as far as sunday. a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the 60's.

showers. that is my latest forecast. >> mike lynch with sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity anchor:. nine months to the day tom brady last played. >> 39 years, two months, six days. quarterback can throw for over 400 yards. >> he works really hard. it is what makes him a good player. while he is not yet in his 40's, missing the first month of the season means taking time to get ready. >> it feels like i am getting into it. last week working my way back.

player of the week. for the 26th time. >> he has missed a quarter of the games. >> i don't know. i'm just trying to get the team ready to play the bengals. >> brady can pass in practice today getting ready for cincinnati. their last time on the field was 2014. 43-17. >> they are a very good team we are playing. we will be ready to go. >> this was the tom brady's first game since january. expect a high energy crowd. >> big papi is sending out a lot of love and comfort to red sox

but i would not give up this season for the world. red sox nation from it never forget what we did. smile. the future is bright with these young studs. i may not be in uniform but these teams were never about one guy. it was always about the team. i will always be a part of red sox nation. thank you for making it worth it. meanwhile opener against the blue jackets. and the celtics will be starting a pretty soon. he will retire next summer as a member of the celtics. he said it will be break -- be

we have covered all of the major sports. >> all right. i would have liked to have gone a little longer. time to flashforward 27:00 area >> here is what is new at 7:00. >> you are inoperable. i say cannot be traded three he said in the in the cancer will win. >> takg and inspiring others. the amazing story about refusing to give up. a woman's ashes stolen from this car. her family's fight to get them back. we will see you then. she's back. peter may he can and the 59 chevy. the trials of his aging car.

special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald.

s" 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.

>> i am loving october. >> october has not been bad. this weekend, not bad. just awesome. anchor: great football weather.

interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and

go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy.

tonight, the deadly plane crash. the fbi on the scene, and this question -- was the crash intentional? was there a fight onboard? and did the student, reportedly a jordanian national, take on the pilot? also breaking, two attempted attacks now on an american warship. is the u.s. preparing to respond with force? trump's tirade, going it alone. what he said today about paul ryan and about invading hillary's space. and the wikileaks trail tonight. the new e-mails and the clinton campaign left to respond. the school shooting. and tonight, the 911 tapes now released. >> stay in the classroom, okay? don't open the doors for anything. the teachers frantically trying to save their students. and quarterback tom brady,