reid: new steps being taken so it never happens again. security questions are now bound for logan. protest in a small new england town all to teach one man a big lesson nichole: -- a big lesson. nichole: right now, questions swirl in new hampshire, over how a teenager fell into an open storm drain. good evening. i'm nichole berlie. reid: i'm reid lamberty. today, a body was recovered from the merrimack river and police say it's likely the missing 16-year-old. newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live in nashua right now. nicole: police say they've believe it is the body of the

i can't even imagine. it doesn't seem real it doesn't seem real to me that something like this could happen. nicole: this has become a spot to grieve, to console to remember a friend. the spot where police believe 16-year-old jacob goulet somehow fell through a nashua storm drain friday night. >> he was a really funny guy and he was one of my best friends. nicole: nicholas brown came here to leave a trademark of his . a converse shoe >> i haven't seen him not wearing it since three years ago . nicole: the words "i'm going to miss you," the feeling that brought so many of goulets friends here even strangers.

would hope someone would care about my kid. >> it's really sad i wouldn't want it to be one of my boys it shouldn't happen. nicole: twenty-four hours after an exaustive search began, it ended with the body of a young man being pulled from the merrimack river in tings-boro sunday afternoon. >> this is a tragedy for our community. there is no confirmation that the body is that of the missing teen. was found was found about nine driving miles from main street in nashua. a long distance. but authorities say it is possible. >> at this sight no outlet to the river but further down the system there is an overflow where in height of large storm there can be a discharge into the river. nicole: crews secured the storm drain cover late sunday afternoon. it's unclear as to why it was ajar, enough for a teenager to possible fall through.

investigating that. nichole: goulet was a student at nashua north high school. there will be grief counslers on hand tomorrow. breaking news from south station tonight. major delays on the mbt-a's red line. shuttle buses are replacing trains between between park street and ashmont. the t is working to remove a train that started smoking and became disabled. the mbta has not given us a timetable on when service will be restored. reid: the strong wind we dealt with all day is starting to die down, as we take a live look over the city. but the rain will be the story tomorrow morning, a.j.? or february, we would be talking about a clipper bringing several inches of snow. but it's october. you can see it streaming in here. north of the pike won't get too, too bad. some residual window thus out there between 19 and 20 miles per hour.

it looks like south of the pike, along the pike in south of the pike is your best chance for getting wet. first thing tomorrow morning is that having on those. if you haven't gone to bed just yet, make sure you have the umbrella and the ring code if you're heading out early tomorrow morning. upper 40's and worcester. because wind is now coming in from the south and west. mostly south of the pie, getting out of here by 9:00 or so. right back to some sunshine. details in your 70 forecast in a few minutes. nichole: another win for the patriots as they went on the road to face the steelers. tom brady improved to 9-2 against pittsburgh. sportscenter 5's josh brogadir is in the newsroom with new reaction from brady.

on the road again and a banged up defense. proof you don't have to have your best game to win when on the road your no score after a malcolm butler int in the ends zone and it's brady to james white for the third time in two weeks. patriots on the board first, take a 7-0 lead. then second quarter, this man brought his lunch pail to dinner in pittsburgh. legarrette blount blasts into the end zone from 3 yards out, now 14-0. and after just one first half catch, this one was perfection, brady to gronk 36 yards this game, and fall 27-16. >> our guys hung in there and fall hard. it is tough to win on the road in the nfl. it's a good team. i know the resistant players. but still. josh: next up, the bills in buffalo, revenge game after that 16-0 shutout in week 4. live in the newsroom, josh brogadir, wcvb sportscenter 5.

questions after a flight to boston was delayed for hours. two passengers were able to get on board early in philadelphia when the plane was supposed to be empty and locked. they're talking to newscenter 5's rhondella richardson at logan. rhondella: francisco and his 21-year-old daughter boarded a flight through an unlocked philadelphia gate door. >> it was clear that there were very confused. the did not speaking was. rhondella: dad explained through a translator. >> door told them to get inside and then went inside and then they'd told them to come out. >> the jetway door was left unlocked overnight. rhondella: american airlines says the two passengers gained unauthorized access to what about aircraft earlier this morning. they kept going back-and-forth to the door. it's one of those key patted

they tried to open it. rhondella: was it unlocked? >> it was open. but the guys in front told them to go in and there went in. rhondella: someone who works for the islands? >> -- for the airlines? >> yeah. >> these little cracks that open or not operate. -- not right. will happen to ensure that the chances of it happening again are very low. rhondella: the alarm door can go into override if the agent puts in a special code. we will investigate who that might be. nichole: armed, dangerous, and on the run. amesbury police are asking for

this is a surveillance picture from the citizens bank inside a stop and shop supermarket around noon today. police say the man handed the tell a note claiming to have a gun. he got away with cash. anyone who knows who this man is should call amesbury police. reid: commitment 2016, donald trump and hillary clinton are focusing their efforts on swing states, with just over two weeks until election day. nichole: tonight, a new poll shows clinton building her lead over trump. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is here with the numbers shaun: trump citing investors' business daily told a crowd in florida he is 2 points ahead nationally. but another poll gives clinton a double-digit lead. an abc news tracking poll. now putting clinton in a double-digit lead. her 50 to trumps 38 points. his own campaign acknowledging

we are behind. trump denying the polls and his own campaign manager. >> numbers are looking phenomenal. don't believe the media. >> some people are sore losers and we just gotta keep going. shaun: clinton stumping for down-ballot democrats in north carolina. pushing to turn the tide in normally red states. and riding her wave seeking to heal a divided country. >> i understand some people are >> do you see all those women for trump signs? trump trying to stave off mounting allegations, of sexual misconduct. shaun: another woman coming forward this weekend. trump threatening to sue each accuser. and calling the election rigged.

it's corrupt. we are going to drain the swamp of corruption in washington dc. >> he refused to say that he would respect the results of our electons. that is a direct threat to our democracy. reid: trump will remain in florida over the next couple days. president obama was at a rally for clinton in las vegas tonight. and for the first time, michelle obama will campaign with clinton later this week. shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. nichole: clinton brings her tomorrow. she will be in nashua with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren and new hampshire senate candidate maggie hassan. they're expected to focus their remarks on clinton's economic plans, and also encourage voters to support democrats up and down the ticket. reid: today's new poll from abc news shows both trump and clinton have on-going issues plaguing them with voters. 69% of likely voters say they disapprove of trump's response to questions about his treatment of women. for clinton 59% say they disapprove of how she handled questions about her email practices while secretary of state. a new era in elections starts tomorrow. for the first time,

you can vote between tomorrow and november 4, the friday before election day. voting will be held in person or you can get an early ballot to cast by mail. nichole: 13 people are dead and dozens injured after an overnight crash between a tour bus and a truck in california. the bus was returning home to los angeles from a casino trip and plowed into the back of the truck in a work zone, where traffic had slowed down. tonight, investigators scrambling to determine the cause of the massacre on the southern california highway. >> been to a crash with 13 fatal accidents you never get used to this kind of thing. nichole: just before dawn a tour bus coming from a casino slammed into the rear of a semi-truck. emergency crews racing to the rescue. pulling over 30 injured out some in critical condition. survivors telling police they believe all the passengers were asleep at the moment of impact. officials saying most of the 13 killed sitting near the front of the bus.

significantly faster than the trial. nichole: officials saying there were no signs that breaks were deployed. the major california highway shut down for hours as crews worked to identify the victims and clean up the crash scene. the bus driver among the dead the bus tour company with no history of mechanical problems. the bus is a 1996 model. police say it did not appear to have seatbelts, and likely did not have a black box that newer vehicles feature. reid: the police ride-along one woman will never forget. the dangerous turn that had them dodging bullets. aj: wind is settling down tonight. i'm tracking showers for your movement -- your morning commute. nichole: yoga pants invasion. the big protest in a small new england town, all to teach one man a lesson. >> monday morning on the eyeopener, college shopping season is well underway. >> three mistakes some students make that can cost the family. >> and we are really going to

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[gunfire] nichole: new at 11:00, a civilian ride-along in california turns into a nightmare. reid: a woman got a very realistic view of the danger

ron: at first, it looks like the car is going to the side. but then he veers away and takes off. the officer behind the wheel turns on his siren, now in full pursuit. then -- it turns violent. it is a volley of shots from the passenger side. you can hear the frightened civilian crying. more shots are fired, disabling the police car. the police officer was incredibly not her. the woman with him suffered

reid: tonight, eight churchgoers are recovering, after a car plowed into a miami church. police say the driver swerved to avoid another car this morning, lost control and slammed into the church. the crash, interrupting a 75th anniversary service. all 8 victims were taken to the hospital. one of them had to be flown to a trauma center, with a head injury. nichole: hundreds marched through barrington, rhode island today. dressed in yoga pants. it's all to teach one man a lesson. men and woman of all ages and sizes wearing yoga pants, to protest a controversial letter to the editor. allen sorrentino wrote to the barrington times saying he thinks women over 20 shouldn't wear yoga pants. he calls the pants unforgiving especially for aging women. sorrentino says it was a joke.

our clothing and our bodies being policed by men. he is saying that it was a joke and that it was funny. if it was, then i wish you would join us. nichole: the later -- the letter writer asked the organizers to move it. but day state anyway and they ended their parade with a yoga session. [laughter] aj: some people need to know when to but not. [laughter] thank you very much to paul. this is an amazing picture. he owns a drone. he flew this over the base station road, which takes you to the called railway by mount washington.

it captured it with a little bit of fall foliage. this is an awesome shot, paul. thank you for janet -- sharing it with us. i love this one, too. a beautiful autumn picture. thank you very much. you know how to share your photos. why not do it with us. r tonight and first thing tomorrow morning, some rainfall coming through here. otherwise, as we had to than a day afternoon hours, we should be dry. here is something we have not had a chance to talk about a whole lot of reasons, below average temperatures for the next couple of days. and just getting lower after tomorrow. we see temperatures struggling to near 50 degrees.

part of the overnight. but there is some rainfall coming at us from the west. this is the mauer -- the more impressive area. i'm going to call this the mass pike southward. you live north of the pie, i doubt you will have at all from this rainfall coming through. right now, 48 and jeffrey and worcester. 49 in conducted. let's spell it out fear. blair comes the rain fall this is 4:00 in the morning. most of it well south of the pike. this is a late model run. i kind of want to believe that

is there what you look at it, whatever rain comes through, south shore, cape and the islands, if you travel these routes, you know the roads down there. you will have an impact from this rainfall. reduced visibility and some local downpours coming through as well. as we get to the low and mid -- the late morning and midday hours, we get tomorrow evening, the wind will start to freshen up behind the system as well. not as strong as it were today, but playing of wind out there. it will be fairly chilly on the backside of that system as it swings through. chilly wind on tuesday coming over the waters. may see some lake affect clouds. almost got ahead of myself. there a go.

50's. 70's ahead like this. looking fairly cool. by midweek, we are struggling near 50. the next out of rain dots -- raindrops is thursday to friday. nichole: patriots out in

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 for the 21st century. sue winter: 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. for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. brady and the boys on the road josh: --

josh brady and the boys on the : road in pittsburgh. the passing numbers down a bit but the result is the same. a bit of diplomacy from the secretary of state and the kraft family in the owners box. and here's the secretary of screen passes catching and running and scoring james white's 3rd touchdown in 2 games, playing that dion lewis roll to high marks. legarrette blount is to running in traffic as white is to screens. the salute to the old heinz field faithful, a return to the end zone on his return to pittsburgh. gronk is to seam routes as blount is to blasting through the middle. unstoppable play for 36 yards. a shimmy to 20-13. and then we got some more blount for you, 5 yards and in. patriots win it 27-16. >> we tried to stay patient. we got the opportunity to make a couple of good >> plays at the end of the game. i thought it was a solid performance -- of good plays at

was a solid performance. josh: no need to call it anything other than what it is. patriots will be looking to exact revenge against the bills for that embarrassment at home in week 4. dolphins extend the lead. makes the catch. beat the bills 28-25. smith to quincy. he throws his first test down of the game, 69 euros, almost got. but not quite. just now trailing 10-7. bad news for gino. he is hit hard and would leave the game, knee injury, mri tomorrow.

13-yard touchdown to take the lead. the jets win their second of the year. 40,000 people at gillette. this is the 21st year. soccer is growing. free kick in the 13th minute. 10-0 and in. 2-0, impact 3-0, but missed out on the blackouts because of the golden differential for this evening. field yates helps us break down the guide, the bad and the ugly from pittsburgh. patriots now 3-0 the road, 6-1 overall in the season and that

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