>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. erika: joining us. emily: we are following a number of stories for you right now. all of the young victims in that horrific crash in middleborough have been identified including the wrong way driver from fall river who crashed into them. erika: it wrongful death lawsuit filed in connection with the crash at a popular new restaurant. the husband of a woman killed now suing the driver seeking

the campaign trail. polls giving hillary clinton the edge as both candidates turned their attention to the battleground state. breaking news this new. a murder arrest in dedham. erika: a son accused of killing his own father. investigators say the crime happened this morning at a home on lower east street. alex sanderson is accused of inflicting multiple dramatic injuries on his 59-year-old father paul anderson. the suspect was just arraigned and is being held without bail. we are the victims in that tragic crash in middleborough. four young men killed yesterday. police identified the driver going the wrong way on 495 causing the crash. emily: dudley and his live in -- doug meehan is live in middleborough. doug: as state police continue their investigation this noon into this awful crash authorities are now releasing the names of those involved

fall river. she was killed as were the four young innocent men in the car that she had. their names officially been released today. 20-year-old kraig diggs of osterville. jordan fisher of harwich. cory licata of west babylon, new york and a fourth team from hyannis who even at a young age was ready to serve his community. chief michael winn lead the team of dedicated firefighters who are also in mourning. one of those lost, they considered one of their own. during his senior year at barnstable high school, jordan galvan took part in a unique

station doing chores and maintenance. they basically become a member of our family. doug: the chief or memory jordan as a hard-working respectful and polite young man who always made others laugh. >> jordan was a fantastic kid. his smile, his energy, embracing of life. a wonderful personality to be around. doug: the chief says the department will grieve in the days to come but for now the focus is on the community and honoring jordan in a way only a select few have earned. in honor of jordan. a write that's reserved for sworn members of the department. were in contact with the family to see how we can support the family. doug: we are told that every time jordan went home to the cape he made sure he would stop by to say hello to everyone. the chief telling me the hope was that after he graduated college he would come home for good and become a permanent member of that department.

not going to happen. erika: thank you. the driver charged in a deadly crash at a new restaurant is facing a new lawsuit from the family of one of the victims. sera congi is a noon with details. sera: you can see in new and that the restaurant sweet tomatoes is boarded up from the crash that took place in early march. the attorney for the husband of one of the victims says this lawsuit will help bring closure to that family as well as possibly bring make the community safer. eleanor mealy was one of two people killed in early march when an suv slammed into the sweet tomatoes restaurant. father and a ternary gregory morin was also killed and seven others injured. the man behind the wheel, bradford casler, pleaded not guilty to two counts of motor vehicle homicide.

his negligent operation of the vehicle caused miele's death. her husband's attorney says it is our hope that our investigation into this case will answer the family's questions. for example, why and how did this happen. we hope that what we learned will make this and other communities safer. the complaint asks for compensation for funeral expenses as well as personal suffering. that amount to be determined by a jury. kessler puzzle attorney. -- bradford casler's attorney. he says he feels sorry for an grief every day. emily: 16-year-old fugitive charged with murder in a july shooting in fall river. number one on the city's most

wanted. one of those go people charged in the murder of jerod colin. smith was arrested before midnight in fall river. erika: a live look over the city of boston. a chilly start to the day. more chilly weather on the way. we want to check in with kelly ann to see how cold it going to stay. kelly ann: almost deceiving because the bright skies overhead. chilly conditions in place for us not to mention the winds are still a that low pressure system still bring the cool and breezy conditions into our area for not only today but also through the forecast over the next few days as well. we are seeing bright sky starting to break through. temperatures are slow to warm topping out in the upper 40's for this afternoon. wind chills into the upper 30's and lower 40's. that's the case as we head into the late afternoon forecast as well. the winds are still gusting to

eventually will start to die down tonight as temperature start to get down into the 30's. i have a look at the chance for some snow even trying to move into some areas of our region later this workweek. that is coming up. erika: two weeks to go until election day. hillary clinton and donald trump tweaking their campaigns for the home stretch. emily: kohl's chocolate and has a growing lead over trump. he says the polls are wrong. maggie rulli has the details from washington. maggie: post continue to show hillary clint with a strong lead. donald trump's response, the entire system is rigged against him. matthew dowd says not so fast. >> no candidate in modern times has come back being this far down at this late in the process. maggie: trump says like the election the media is against them as well. >> these people are among the most dishonest people in the world. the media. maggie: he's trying to cut media

nightly tv show on his facebook page from inside the trunk tower with his aides as anchors. >> what's going on? maggie: on the other side, hillary clinton is relying on support in the polls and letting others do the heavy hitting for her. from elizabeth warren -- >> and on november 8, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever. president obama. the president all too happy to play along. >> president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states! @realdonaldtrump. at least i will go down as a president. maggie: clinton is now feeling

campaigning for her own win but for a democratic led congress to work with her as well. erika: one of donald trump's suns is hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire. eric trump will visit a number of campaign offices and make stops at businesses in the southern part of the state. he will attend a rally in seabrook tonight. emily: three people recovering after this rollover crash in revere. state police tell us a 17-year-old driver lost control on route 145 before 8:00 last night the driver and two passengers were taken to the hospital. one passenger with serious injuries. two other people in the suv when i heard. police are asking for your help identifying this man wanted in connection with the robbery of a 75-year-old woman in dorchester. it happened sunday afternoon on hallet street. the suspect approached her from behind wrapped her purse and took off. anyone with information should

billion in missions cheating settlement. buying back cars from affected owners . the deal marks the largest auto scandal sediment in u.s. history. the company was caught rigging commissioned systems to give false results. it faces billions more in fines and possible criminal liability for the fraud. emily: michael catalano wants the government to look into whether the it comes after a decision to cancel 17 trains on the fairmount line and use them on more suburban lines. fairmont runs the hyde park, mattapan, roxbury and colchester area capuano says moving the trains to more affluent commuter's raises questions of economic and racial injustice. a keolis spokeswoman tells the

complying with civil rights law. erika: the cleveland indians have not won a world series title since 1948 and the cubs have not won since 1908. the governors of illinois and ohio making a friendlier wager that in cases of beer, pizza and other ballpark favorites for the winner. a terrifying home invasion caught on camera. the victims face-to-face with the intruder. tens moments before she's able to chase them away. discovered 15 years after it was sent out. it's journey home back to new hampshire. kelly ann: below normal temperatures. freeze warnings in effect. how the cold air blast could bring the first sign of snow. erika: protecting your baby while they sleep. recommendations from doctors for your infant. >> 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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emily: a terrifying accident in auli killed on a theme park ride. two men and two women died on river rapids at dreamworld when the ride malfunctioned. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a raft to roll over erika:. a home invasion caught on camera. the attacker looking outside of fort worth, texas home. a woman home alone asleep on her sofa and you can see the man's face as he searches for a way inside. eventually crawling through a window face-to-face with the

open window and tries to make her escape. >> when i saw that window i thought in my head if you're going to get out of your live this is your only time. make a move now erika:. you can see her struggle with the man as he drags her back inside then takes off as she starts to scream. she was shaken but physically ok. fort worth police now hunting for this man. emily: a manhunt continuing in oklahoma for the suspect in a violent crime spree. the elizabeth hur updates the investigation. elizabeth: two oklahoma officers shot and wounded by a suspected killer. >> he was ready to go. elizabeth: now recovering and recounting the moment they came face-to-face with michael vance, armed with an ak-47. >> that's all we were going to do, you are shooting in an unsafe manner. don't shoot toward this way again. elizabeth: police say vance nor

then taking off in their patrol pick up. vance seen here on facebook apparently also injured then goes on to lifestream his getaway. >> like, right now. elizabeth: while allegedly shooting three others and stealing two different cars. >> he tells us to get out of the r. elizabeth: vance in hiding since sunday. that's when he's believed to is murdered his and an uncle in a small town bashes ought and uncle in a small town leaving the community on head. police responded to calls about a man with the gun on monday. >> if he did come back to the house -- if you put them in harm

vance could be anywhere but because it has been more than 24 hours in the last post on facebook investigators say it's also possible he is dead from his injuries. at this point they are not ruling anything out. erika: breaking news in quincy were sky 5's live over the scene of a school bus crash. the bus apparently crashing into a utility pole. happening on quarry street. there were children on that bus. at least four kids were transported to the hospital with minor in quincy on quarry street. we will keep you posted on all the developments. emily: a look at your forecast now. cooler today and it's staying that way, even cooler as the week goes on. kelly ann: freeze warnings and coldest air of the season moving in. erika: it kind of feels ok. kelly ann: if it was raining it would feel even worse.

signs of rainfall. beautiful skies overhead and we will stay mainly clear as we head into the forecast in the next few days. our next rainmaker not moving in until thursday morning. here's a look at high temperatures for today. well below normal. normally we should be into the upper 50's. topping out in the upper 40's this afternoon. 10 degrees below normal. 49 degrees in downtown boston. interior massachusete' mid-40's for today. very chilly afternoon. add in the wind and we have windchill factor. the 44 in worcester is going to feel more like the upper 30's. even in the height of the afternoon. it's all about the cold. talk about big impact as far as temperature and windchill factor as well. as we move into the forecast tomorrow morning we see temperatures dropping near or below freezing. it's thursday morning as we see

20's. the mix is a possibility for some western counties and eventually transitioning to a chilly rain for thursday afternoon. we have that high pressure to our west and we have windy conditions in place. wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour. as high pressure moves overhead for wednesday we will start to see wind dying down. sunny and dry outlook grab the day. our next rainmaker moving in as we head into thay will be creeping in slower so that will have some impact on who sees that's no chance while many of us -- who will see that's no chance while many of us will have chilly rain. the kickoff on saturday. the children's museum. an event taking place from 1:00 to 4:00. they are giving out free asthma screenings for children's aged

to 15. temperatures topping out in the 50's. you can get more information at wcvb.com/community. breezy and cold conditions especially as we head into thursday. topping out in the upper 40's. we have a chance of rain moving in. we will take a look at the fuster cast. -- the futurecast. it does look dry to start on thursday morning but the rain is creeping in. it's moving in in the form of rain snow max. it's mainly to lake leaping into the -- barely creeping into the worcester. we could be seeing some of that rain snow max trying to creep into some of our area. at this point we are talking about chilly rain as a major impact for the evening commute on thursday. looking cool as we head into the weekend as well. that rain will be shifting

next chance of rain moving in for sunday. as a result, though showers are bringing in warmer temperatures as we inch toward the 50's saturday and sunday. emily: an alert for parents in a moment. first, i want to take you back to the scene in quincy. live pictures from sky 5. a school bus crashed into a utility pole. this happened on quarry street. there were kids on that bus. about 40 kids transported to the hospital with minor injuries. the bust still on the scene. we will continue to bring you updates to the day on air and on the wcvb mobile app. an alert for parents in your health. recommendations from pediatricians that will ensure your babies are safe while they sleep. a report in the american academy of pediatrics finds that infants should be sleeping in the same room as their parents at least the first six months to a year.

they do remind parents that the baby should be sleeping in his or her own bed. erika: a message in a bottle back in the hands of the family that send it. a new hampshire man dropped it in the ocean 50 years ago. it was found thousands of miles away. paula pierce possible father tossed of the bottle into the ocean at hampton beach. landing on a beach in turks and caicos. clinton buffington found the ocean boulevard and receive a reward.

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