>> what the t says went wrong that had passengers kicking out windows. breaking details next at 7:00. scary moments inside the back bay t station as smoke blows from an orange line train. good evening. i'm ed harding service is just starting to resume on the orange line. our jorge quiroga is live in back bay to explain what caused the dangerous problem. reporter: the scare was caused by a motor catching fire which triggered a trash fire. passengers described a chaotic scene as the train stalled.

cell phone video shows panicked passengers kicking out windows. >> they did go into panic mode, crying. i am still shaking. >> tracy was in the car. she showed us how she wrapped. passengers say they tried pushing the emergency button. that was done for good reasons. >> he made the proper decision not to open those doors. reporter: five suffered smoke inhalation including an officer.

before 5:00. you can see the station has reopened. the orange line is back up. the incident remains under investigation. maria: thank you. also breaking right now an suv slams into a home on beacon hill , crumbling bricks and leaving the suv's front-end smashed. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live at the scene with why police think that car was speeding. reporter: witnesses saw that car speeding before crashing into this house. you are at the large hole there. we're looking into someone's kitchen pantry. now, take a look at the front end of that toyota suv. it went straight thru a brick wall, and left mangeled. the two people inside taken to the hospital. they had to get help to crawl out the back.

no brakes, before slamming into the wall. >> i heard a boom. i see this car come flying up the street. it was at least 70 miles per hour. >> the rest of the building appears to be structurally sound. the homeownewa look at the damage. taking a look out live you can see it's going to be a while to shore up the front end of this building. they went to mass general and they were alert. anchor: the driver told police

was making a delivery, when it suddenly started rolling. it smashed through a garage wall, causing serious damage to the home. the homeowner was in the house, but not in the garage and was not hurt. anchor: look at the current temperatures. to get snow you need cold and moisture. where is the moisture? you don't have to woab there is some snow tracking into our direction. it's going to take a little while. this is tomorrow afternoon. that is snow. we may get some rain and snow.

coming up. ed: right now a community is gathering to share its grief over young lives lost too soon. three of the college students killed in that wrong-way crash in middleborough grew up on the cape. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in hyannis, where there's a vigil. reporter: the outpouring of support is absolutely incredible. still hundreds of people here to show their support. week here. this is early monday morning. they come to visit their families. their message to not take any

>> we are not promised tomorrow. anchor: police began to investigate why that driver was going the wrong way. this vigil is wrapping up. there is so much love for this family, for these families in this community. maria: the bristol county da's office releasing its final report on that deadly rampage in taunton. arthur darosa killed two people including george heath and injured a pregnant waitress before he was shot inside the bertucci's at silver city galleria. he was shot by an off-duty plymouth county sheriff deputy. the da's office has found that deputy, james creed was justified and lawful in his actions. he fired a single shot that struck and eventually killed darosa. right now police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a woman in marblehead.

live in marblehead with the latest. >> the attack happened here. the female victim was able to get away. police k-9 units were nose to the ground to pick up the scent of an attacker. >> i always thought the trail was safe. there is always that vulnerability. on his bike, since something was about to happen before he attacked. >> he exposed himself and tried to grab her. she backed away. >> the victim screamed.

steps away from the towers school. no child witnessed what happened or was ever approached. we account for everybody who enters the building. no plans on changing their routine. reporter: the suspect described 56, 57. ski mask. he was on a mountain vil bike. maria: new national poll is out showing hillary clinton holding on to her lead over donald trump. the suffolk university/usa today poll has clinton leading by 9 points, 47 to 38%. in august, this poll showed clinton leading by 7 points. donald trump took a few hours off the campaign trail today to

family. the republican nominee cut the ribbon to open trump international hotel in washington. the hotel is a few blocks from the white house. trump drew a parallel between the hotel project and his approach to america's problems, >> returned a property that was losing money into a major revenue producer and job creator. trump jetted to north carolina and met with faith and community leaders. >> his campaign deed were caught the attention of hillary clinton, campaigning in florida. the democrat said while trump's new hotel may look nice, the people he hired to build it make him look like a hypocrite,

he has been insulting and demonizing throughout this campaign. maria: latest polls in florida show the state to be a toss-up between the two candidates. ed: there's a new resource at logan airport to keep you safe. coming up on newscenter 5 at 7 what makes these tsa dogs different than the ones you've seen before. edanchor: snow in the forecast r some. i will show you how much. ' rain. ed: a potential medical break through coming from contact lenses. the boston doctors who invented a way for the lenses to dispense medication. most banks are all the same...

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ed: mbta says the motor caught fire that caused this chaos. people had to climb out of the train windows because the doors

the train started to leave the station. the motor fire triggered a trash fire. maria: that home on beacon hill has been deemed livable after a crash. witnesses say the car was speeding up the street, after being involved in a hit and run on cambridge street. to the hospital. anchor: a private funeral was held for a connecticut woman lost at sea. maria: linda carman and her son went fishing off rhode island last month when nathan says their boat started taking on water then sank. he was rescued off the coast of martha's vineyard eight days later. but she was never found. nathan is now the focus of a federal investigation for reckless endangerment, resulting in death. linda carman's three sisters did not attend today's services questioning the timing of it,

>> the whole family was invited. i am glad that many of my mom's friends chose to attend. i think the service was a good time for us to come together and support one another. maria: nathan carman went on to say he hopes his mother's body will still be found. ed: new information about the boat crash that killed a miami marlins pitcher. a search warrantid two of his friends had a strong odor of alcohol on them when they were recovered by divers. the warrant also says investigators found evidence that the boat was speeding. fernandez and his friends were killed a month ago, when their boat hit a jetty off miami beach. maria: the tsa is now using specially-trained dogs to detect explosives on people at logan. agents showed off the passenger screening canines today. in the past, bomb sniffing dogs were used to detect explosives

but these animals are used to screen passengers directly, looking for items concealed on passengers' bodies, or inside their bags. ed: a futuristic new contact lens is packing some extra power, and it was developed right here in boston. this may look like an ordinary contact, but it's actually dispensing drugs directly into the eye. lenses like these are used to treat eye diseases like glaucoma. they were created by two doctors at boston children's hospital, the course of 8 years. >> we came up with this particular design, which has a drug film in the middle of it. that can also contain a large amount of drug. >> the next up is clinical trials to see how it helps patients. they hope to begin trials in the

just where we live. they advanced this stuff all the time. ed: what is life going to be like in the next four years? anchor: i don't want to think about it. it gives me headaches already. anchor: the thing we are talking about now is the chance for snow. it is not going to happen until tomorrow afternoon. to there is our friend. wind chill index makes it feel like 37 degrees. we have some frost and freeze advisories out. we have freezing conditions. how cold will it get tonight? skies basically clear.

the 30's. orange could drop down to 24. we rebound nicely tomorrow. temperatures in the upper 40's. that is still cold temperatures we're talking about. now we start to have moisture in the forecast. it is cutting its way eastward. as it moves in our direction we have some clouds move in from the west. near the coast, may get some clouds in. there may be a few breaks in the cloud cover in the early morning commute. for the afternoon, look what happens to the west. it is cold enough with some elevation.

light snow going on. as far as boston is concerned, there is some rain in the forecast. perhaps you will run into a few snowflakes. look at this rain that comes down. heavy downpours friday morning. i think it is starting to clear away. thwi friday is a mixup clouds and sunshine. how much rain are we talking about? we could see half inch to an inch of rain. if you are worried about snow you can keep the shovel away for a while. a lot of it is going to melt as soon as it hits the ground.

tomorrow, here is the way it shapes up. it carries over to early friday morning. there could be a spotty shower here and there. look at those temperatures. you want some sunshine, it is back into the forecast. temperatures about where they are supposed to be. high of 47 degrees. that is cold. the open their season at

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>> welcome to the guard. a boston's basketball. the second-year the celtics 140. last year they 148 games. opening night brings anticipation and questions. >> i'm anxious to see what we look like. we're going to have some guys that have not played as much better going to have to

interested to see how it goes. >> we will see you tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. maria: i love it. five for good is next. a family taking action to save others from the tragedy they faced. >> halloween with some limits. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school.

r these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help.

anchor: one family's loss is leaving to a lifesaving mission. and now a new donation. maria: out for use in the city. it's called the sean toomey lifesaver program. sean died in june 2014 of a heart attack. his sister, maureen says there wasn't a defibrillator available when sean suffered his fatal heart attack, but this program is giving others a better chance . reporter: his memory will live on. many important things have come out of this.

the defendant leaders being placed at nonprofit groups around the city. they will increase the odds of survival for someone in need. ed: i brought in some plants. maria: i have not done that yet. ed: i have to do that? anchor: c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack.

without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. tell your doctor about bleeding, new or unexpected shortness of breath, any planned surgery, and all medicines you take. >>talk to your doctor about brilinta. i'm doing all i can. that includes brilinta.

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