>> now at newscenter 5. anchor: water rushed in and this could last for days. the massive cyberattack attacking the most popular sites affecting millions of americans. the big change coming from doctors tonight. >> from boston's news leader this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7:00. anchor: the body of one of the construction workers killed in boston has just been recovered. we have been following this for

main break flooded that trench where they were working. anchor: the complicated effort happening in the south end. we start our team coverage with nicole. reporter: they are removing the bodies of one of those men but if you look behind me, recovery efforts continue with several hours in now and they still continue to look for the second man. >> i heard from the men that were working on the construction site. reporter: water quickly filled the trench on friday. two workers. a desperate rescue attempt by co-workers and friends. >> one guy put a rope around him and went down and had a ladder down there. reporter: at least four men were working underground when the

the grouped and people running and panic. reporter: witnesses say there was little time, the trench and nearby streets flooded. >> they were screaming that someone was down there. reporter: workers clung to hope, visably shaken. >> i saw their faces, they looked devastated. reporter: the recovery effort complicated by >> we have to drain the water and make sure it is safe. it is a long, drawn-out effort. reporter: both of these men worked for atlantic drain services. co-workers said they were family men and both were here. anchor: all the streets in that area.

space to do their work. our team coverage live. reporter: this stretch of the road behind me has been shut down for several hours and authorities are asking drivers to stay away from the area. the police commissioner said dartmouth street will be closed for some time, the mayor saying this is not a situation where it will be closed for hours but for days. th is at the scene which is common to make sure that foul play was not involved. even though he says they don't suspect it at this time and they believe this was an accident. >> my thoughts and prayers are with these two people's families. just a tough situation. construction is a dangerous job and a tough situation. the fire department, water and sewer are working hard right now

reporter: authorities aren't saying if this stretch on dartmouth will be shut down for some time. so avoid it if you can. anchor: five investigating previous safety issues with the atlantic drain company. in all, the federal agency that regulates worker safety cited the company for eight different regulations. osha is waiting for be paid. not the first time it has been in the news. a worker was injured in march when a sewer truck fell on him while he was changing the tire. the street could be closed for several days. we will bring you knew information on the air and on the wcvb app.

is it going to rain? meteorologist: saturday is looking wet, sunday is looking dry but a big change with wind and cooler temperatures. we have this band of rain. and a flash flood warning has been issued. in sterling we have 2.25 inches of rain and there are reports of roadways being flooded. so be cautious. what is happening we are seeing this moisture moving northward and rumbles of thunder. a little band of lightning taking place and this place in rhode island. this rain will be with us in that area until we get to 9:00 tonight. east of there in boston, we haven't seen much rain but that will work eastward and get this flume of moisture giving us some rain. after that, fog is in the forecast and we will break down

highs are only in the 50's. anchor: search for answers right now after three cyberattacks targeting web sites. the f.b.i. involved in the investigation. nicole is line in boston. and this centers around a local company. reporter: if you had trouble using your phone to get on to some web sites, you are not alone. hackers bringing down some major sites and this may be just beginning. >> the internet basically blew up. reporter: hackers waging a massive attack. the focus of the attack, manchester, new hampshire. >> it was more than hacked. they were pounded by traffic. reporter: a local tech company says hackers waged a distributed denial of service or ddos.

provider for several hundred largest web sites in the world. reporter: clark doesn't think this is a coincidence. >> there is a lot of political activity going on in new hampshire and attacked the east coast. the east coast is the center of american media. reporter: the problem is being resolved but there is a bigger >> this code is available for attackers who want to do similar types of attacks. reporter: the white house says it is too early to know who is behind this attack but it appears that smart items, things like cameras, micro waves and refrigerators, anything that can access the internet may have been compromised and utilized in this attack.

being held without bail and after he was arrested another alleged victim came forward. we are live in lawrence with this. >> the investigators say that the big break in this case came when the 13-year-old girl remembered this apartment building and curtain in the window. wearing a jail jum suit and hanging his was held on charges after allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl. according to a police report, he initially denied having sex with anyone and then said he thought the girl was 18. >> the victim, although dealing with a very traumatic experience, was crucial in detail and location of the incident. reporter: in addition to a red

wore a g.p.s. ankle bracelet. he was ordered to wear one earlier this year after an ex-girlfriend accused him. >> look at what got him into the ankle bracelet. a woman from the same neighborhood said she recognizes him as the man who tried to rape her back in may. at t attack to police, but detectives never made an arrest. you think they should have taken that report more seriously? >> yes. of course. why not? reporter: detectives said the 13-year-old girl was able to pick the suspect's picture out of a lineup. today in court he pled not guilty and due back in court next month. anchor: commitment 2016, trump

trail. he is campaigning this afternoon. political experts say he must win it next month. trump's focus on economics to punish american companies that shift jobs. >> when i'm president if companies want to fire their workers and leave for mexico and other parts of the world, there will be a tax of this country. anchor: some have said his plan would create 25 million jobs. anchor: hillary clinton on the campaign trail holding a rally where polls are now showing that the race there is neck-and-neck. trump is threatening democracy,

support me or you support my opponent. together, we must support american democracy. anchor: clinton hitting trump for the use of using chinese steel and says he needs to answer to ohio steel workers feeling for unemployment. a crash that killed five teenagers in vermont. anchor: a man accused is trying to recover. meelingsmeelings how much of your weekend has rain? anchor: breaking news, two construction workers killed in boston and killed in a flooded trench and one of the bodies has been recovered. crews still out there trying to reset the victims. stay with newscenter 5 for any

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anchor: crews are trying to recover one of the two workers who passed away after becoming trapped in a trench. one of the bodies was recovered a short time ago. the second body is still missing. the trench was flooded drastically as a water main broke in that area. this on dartmouth street. anchor: the man charged with killing five teenagers in now in jail. he was in the hospital being treated for his own serious injuries. prosecutors say that he crashed into the teenagers' car on i-89 two weeks ago and police say he stole a police car on scene and crashed into seven more vehicles. anchor: looking at the mass. pike in newton pike and rain is coming down and heavy downpours.

and you say into the weekend, mike? mike: first part. the second part is looking good. but if you got used to that mild air, that's gone. high temperatures in the 50's. look at this radar picture, there wasn't much going on in worcester county. this band is set up through the connecticut-rhode island border and that's the reason we have several advisories. flash flood warning out here. to the east we have a lot of water in a very short period of time. sterling picking up 2 toin 25 inches of rain. based on radar, see where the strongest band of rain was falling. in this area, inch to an inch and a half. and go to the side of it, it dropped on off dramatically. if you are driving here, be careful. the roadways has a lot of

here's where we are seeing the heaviest bands and that's the issues we are having. over to the south, they go down here. that's why we are seeing very heavy rains. this is where you are seeing the heaviest rain up towards the north. get to the city ap look at that, barely any showers. you have to go to the west. and as you look to the north shore, offshore, you are starting to see more. same thing as you look to the south shore, more bappeds of showers out to the west. they are going to work their way in. the heaviest opportunity for rain is between now and midnight tonight. after midnight, we start to wind things down. temperatures don't change much. scattered showers here and there, which means tomorrow, will be halfway decent. tomorrow morning at 11:00, we

another band of rain starts to set up and the atmosphere is moist and sets us up for the possibility of downpours. not everyone is going to see it but we will see one or two downpours in place. sunday, what happens? sunday morning is cold, into the 40's. cold enough out to the berkshires, a few wet snowflakes are possible. by the time sunday afternoon, here comes the sunshine back in, but the temperatures aren't going to be warm. here's the way it looks, tomorrow, chalk it up to gay skies. chances for showers and temperature about 62 in the morning because in the afternoon it will go down. it will get windy tomorrow afternoon and windy on sunday. and it gets even colder, monday, tuesday and especially wednesday morning and could have a hard freeze. chilly conditions and stays breezy towards tuesday.

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