>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 news at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning inst which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] antoinette: good afternoon. thank you so much for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. here's a look at the stories making headlines right now. a horrifying crime, a child pulled off the street on the way to school and sexually assaulted. today the lawrence man accused in the shocking crime is facing a judge. doug: still many questions today after a missing woman is found in a billerica swamp. police says she's doing ok, but may have been there for as long as 30 hours.

the radar. we have rain moving in just in time for the weekend. meterologist kelly ann cicalese is tracking the showers. present at, welcome to newscenter 5. kelly ann: thank you so much, doug. glad to be here. and on my first day here, tracking a shower, a heavy swathe of moisture to the west. look to our south? that is bringing rain fall for later this evening. after sunset the possibility of downpours and even tracking into the area as well. that is the main concern as we head into the forecast. we will also talk about temperature changes as well, and that as we head into the weekend. future cast showing the showers start to fill in as they push into the west. we have those downpours, spot flooding for later this evening and a few late-night rumbles through the overnight hours.

changes in our temperatures for sunday. i will have a look for that in my forecast. antoinette: all right, thank you so much. new, if you were having trouble getting online this morning, you weren't alone. a number of popular websites like amazon, twitter and netflix were down after a massive cyberattack. new hampshire based dyn said its server was hit by a denial of service attack, denying services mainly along the east coast. dyn manages website domains. the company says service now should be back to normal. according to tech news forum -- no news on who is responsible for that attack. doug: juli mcdonald is live from lawrence district court where the suspect in a shocking crime is being arraigned. juli: the man accused of

court. he is facing charges of kidnapping and aggravated statutory rate. police say he grabbed the 13-year-old, drag the student to an apartment on phillips street. that teenager was allegedly sexually assaulted for two hours and got away. he was already on pretrial probation with an ankle bracelet, that just wrapping up in the past 15 minutes. stay with us as we bring you new video from the courtroom. he will return for a bail hearing on november 8. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 . antoinette: thank you. right now, this man charged with shooting a 13-year-old in

we learned more about what happened and the suspect who is a known gang member to police who goes by another name. during the arraignment, take a look. 19-year-old christian garcia was out of sight in the courtroom, but we did get to see him last night as he was taken into custody by chelsea police. he allegedly opened street friday and one of the bullets struck 13-year-old juan lopez, who was watching tv in his bedroom in a nearby building. he was struck in the shoulder. he is expected to recover. prosecutors say the bullets were recovered in the wall of the bedroom and the boy's pillow. garcia is being held on $100,000 bail.

assault and battery against a police officer. live a chelsea court, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: thanks. do in court today the two men , suspected in this explosion in salem. john richard and lawrence gilman, both of new hampshire, are accused of putting explosives in the newspaper box of the "rainbow times" back in august. the men do not face te suggest they targeted the box for carrying an lgbt publication. a woman pulled out of a billerica swamp after a desperate search involving several communities. 45-year-old tanya condon-frieden may have spent up to thirty hours in that swamp before rescue crews found her. she'd been missing since wednesday evening. her sudden disappearance sparked an intense search. just after midnight relief for , police and for her family. >> it was a good outcome for us. we had a lot of help from

responsible for fighting her. doug: condon-frieden was taken to a local hospital to be checked out. but police say she is ok. it's not clear how she ended up in the swamp which is not far from ivy lane where she was last scene. -- where she was last seen. antoinette: a bicyclist is seriously hurt after a collision with a tow truck in worcester. this happened just after 11:00 last night on southbridge street. police say no charges have been filed at this time. the telegram reports it appears the man rode his bike into the back of the truck. doug: also this noon -- this man under arrest. state police say he drove for miles on 93 in new hampshire going the wrong way. 34-year-old michael drake arrested around 2:30 a.m. this morning near canterbury driving south in the northbound lanes. state police charged him with dwi. antoinette: a boarding school in groton is asking people to come forward if they have information about sexual misconduct at the school. lawrence academy is the latest in a string of schools asking students and alumni to report

several elite boarding schools are dealing with such allegations, including phillips andover and st. george's in rhode island. doug: two commitment to the 16 now -- it was a dinner to raise money for catholic charities, but in this environment, even that can turn nasty. as abc's karen travers shows us, not everyone was lau the same stage donald trump and , hillary clinton speaking at a new york charity dinner, and election year tradition. mr. trump: hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. ms. clinton: donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a four. maybe a five, if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair.

themselves, but in this nasty campaign, no surprise they , lobbed zingers at each other. ms. clinton: it's amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be ok with a peaceful transition of power. karen trump got some laughs but : then the crowd turned on him. mr. trump: here she is tonight, in public, pretending the not to hate catholics. [booing] : thrilling moment. unlike their past two debates, trump and clinton did shake hands. take a look at this map with the latest abc news race ratings. with the blue states that are leaning democrat clinton already has more than enough electoral votes to win the white house. trump's path to 270 electoral votes is very difficult. his campaign's best hope may be to rev up the republican base. >> what he is trying to do is push the base as heavy as he can

low turnout election if his base shows up he has a possibility of winning. karen: the clinton campaign strategy is different. they are pushing in traditionally republican states to see if they can flip them from red to blue. karen travers, abc news, washington. antoinette: the presidential race may now be impacting another contentious fight closer to home. a new poll shows a breakaway in the race for u.s. senate in new hampshire. democratic governor maggie hassan now has an 8-point lead over incumbent republican senator kelly ayotte according to the wmur survey. favorability. doug: a marshfield senate candidate was detained by u.s. marshals and flown to virginia to testify at a military commission proceeding. stephen gill said he was held at gunpoint tuesday. "the globe" reports he failed to appear at the hearing voluntarily, claiming he received an unlawful subpoena. gill was ordered to testify at a hearing for the man accused in the uss cole bombing who's awaiting trial at guantanamo

lieutenant commander in the navy reserve who used to oversee lawyers in military cases. antoinette: we're getting a look at a new ad supporting a ballot question before voters in november. a yes vote on question 3 would -- >> unable to turn around. responsible farmers would never allow this confinement. all animals deserve humane treatment. antoinette: a yes vote on question 3 would ban the sale of that have been living in tightly confined spaces by 2022. it could also increase the price of eggs which is what happened when a similar ban passed in california. doug: the first u.s. service members killed in the battle for mosul. antoinette: toddlers and screen time. the new recommendation just announced from the nation's top pediatricians. kelly ann: and downpours

big drop in temperatures coming this weekend. doug: save money on halloween candy. three ways to spend less. antoinette. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau. now on comcast channel 942, verizon 461, and over the air at 5.2. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools,

every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. please join me in voting no on question 2. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump,

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go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. >> you are watching newscenter 5 at noon. doug: a roadside bomb kills a u.s. service member in day six of the military offensive in

antoinette: isis fighters are using suicide bombers and car bombs to try to hold on to the city. reporter: a series of explosion shakes the city up your cook, as we see some of the most destructive fighting yet 100 miles out of mosul. many trips between the crossfire of the isis fighters and the iraqi kurdish coalition. kurdish controlled area. i was extremely scared. i felt i could be killed at any moment. i left with the women and the children. reporter: isis stepping up its resistance, sending out suicide bombers and car bombs. ied's are scattered everywhere. isis is holding them in mosul and using them as human shields.

beat an enemy that uses unconventional where -- warfare. >> they are adaptable. we have seen all kinds of examples of that. reporter: one servicemember killed by an ied mourned by fellow troops. now the question -- what isis will do if it loses control over mosul. military experts say they will largely -- seek revenge, not only in syria, but internationally. doug: a former nsa contractor could face espionage charges for what the government is calling a breathtaking theft of information. federal prosecutors say howard martin took enough classified material to fill 200 laptops. they say martin had online communication in russia, and could be leaking information. they want him to remain behind bars as the case moves forward.

antoinette: to help now -- the american academy of pediatrics changing their advice now saying its ok for toddlers to video chat with family members. previous advice suggested children under 2 avoid all screens. they add that other screen time should still be limited leaving enough time for rich offline lives. doctors acknowledge that electronic media can have benefits along with the risks. now you see it, now you don't. recent nobel prize winner bob dylan does not seem to be too concerned about touting his prestigious award. the iconic singer's website finally acknowledged dylan's achievement yesterday, adding the words "winner all be nobel prize in literature." but that line is now gone. dylan has not spoken publicly about the honor, despite performing many live concerts. doug: ladies and gentlemen, welcome, welcome, welcome.

on your first today at newscenter 5. kelly ann: yeah, it's exciting. it will be really exciting because we are going to see some rainfall. good news, although it will have an impact on the weekend even even the commute later tonight. the rain is moving in from the west and we talking about heavy downpours looking to move in later this weekend. very high impact for that evening commute. we're talking about the possibility of half an inch to an inch and a half of rainfall. heavy downpours, that means we could see flooding. and we will talk about the chance for thunderstorms later tonight. here is a live look in boston. temperatures warming up, in the 70's, feeling really warm out there, even muggy as we see those dew points on the higher

now. and moving inland, mainly as well. showers moving into rhode island as well. the heaviest showers are further down to the south. rain for late tonight. we're talking about after sunset through the after not -- to the overnight hours. nice and mild, but the forecast for saturday evening, we start to get behind the system and that is when cool air starts to wrap in right behind it. with that, not only seeing a cool down, we are talking about snowfall. that is something we will be watching for -- not so much locally, but as he moved to the northern adirondacks in new york. we are looking to drop down into

outlook. the forecast for tomorrow -- our highs will be set in the morning and upper 50's as we move inland and west. as we have through the afternoon, we have the 60's actually drop into the 40's and 50's. a huge cool down as we head into tomorrow afternoon. we will see those gusty winds. that chilly air. things will feel reall as we head into sunday morning. some locations actually falling into the 30's. your seven-day forecast is looking cool, but the big story is the chance of rain. initially relatively dry, but showers as we head into the afternoon. most locations here -- just to

two we have a chance of snow trying to wrap and as well. things are getting windy and cool. 50's next week. we are talking about the chance of frost as temperatures are looking progressively cool. by the middle of next week we see overnight temperatures dropping below freezing. big changes headed our way, doug. doug: oh,go impact on dunkin donuts. the canton-based chain says it expects to open fewer franchises this year. that's due to concerns over how the economy could be impacted by the 2016 race. ceo nigel travis says some franchisees are putting their store plans on hold until after the election. halloween -- not that we are counting, but it's just days away. antoinette: but what you spend on the holiday can really be

are you still buying candy corn? really? doug: no. antoinette: really? recent studies show 72% of trick or treaters actually prefer chocolate. doug: another tip, give out candy you don't like. that way, you're less likely to munch on it before halloween so you won't have to buy more. i know that feeling. antoinette: and then there's your kids. orthodontists earn the most money the week after halloween. in other words, treats that will get stuck in braces or damage teeth are a big waste of money. anything that is chewy -- doug: get a lot of e-mails and tweets. popcorn balls do exist prowling. antoinette: i know. doug: coming up cleveland fans , show appreciation for their favorite pitcher. antoinette: the unique way they're saying thank you to him,

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. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. 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

doug: before we leave you this noon, fans of the cleveland indians sending a special thanks to one player. antoinette: they're buying a rookie pitcher gifts off his wedding registry. ryan merritt and his fiance are tying the knot in january. merritt's performance in wednesday's game helped the indians secure a spot in the

were feeling generous. fans have bought most of the items on the list including a , deep fryer and 700 thread count sheets. >> they have been awesome. you know, everybody is so nice, so supportive. >> it is cool that they care about ryan fell personal life besides his career. antoinette: merritt says he's having fun with it all and happy to be ta deep fryer and all. doug: deep love and a deep fryer else do you need? kelly ann: those 700-count thread sheets. doug: i didn't know they went that high. kelly ann: we have thunderstorms for tomorrow.

andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte

>> hi, everybody. i'm marie osmond, backstage here at flamingo hotel in las vegas, and i just have to say that i am so excited that "millionaire" has come to las vegas. i mean, come on, you are gonna love being on the strip. i mean, we're practically next-door neighbors now. but really i want to say best wishes for yet another great season of "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] >> hey, everybody. welcome to the show. it's celebrity week las vegas on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] and we are continuing celebrity week with a returning contestant who is a winner of "america's got talent" and now performs his show, "magic reinvented nightly." it's over at the link hotel. playing for charity today, please welcome back mat franco. [cheers and applause]