man in a gorilla mask took aim at him disturbing details in the death of baby doe. high drama, a military blimp goes off the grid sending fire jets scrambling. candidates collide in a major break for the gop contenders in the race for the white house. a story of survival, a local man is back home and talking about his chosen close encounter with a shark. breaking news, first at 11:00, state police arrest a man accused of making a bomb threat on a flight leaving logan air part. he said things that led passengers to believe that he had a bomb in his bag.

>>reporter: yeah, adam, here's what we know at this point. we understand the police had to get on to the plane and pull this man off of this airplane after passengers overheard that he had a bomb in his bag. the flight was united 439. it was supposed to leave at 6:00 p.m. he was arrested for making a false bomb threat. the flight was delayed about 50 minutes and united confirmed all this information but they wouldn't say much more than that. that suspect was booked here at the state police at the airport. he will be arraigned tomorrow. also tonight, rain clouds are storming in to new england. right now, rain and wind, we are talking downpours. not just wind but really strong wind. >> the kind that turns your umbrella inside out. how long does the rain stick around?

a head ache in the morning ride. it lasts through the morning and tapers off quickly right after 9:00 or 10:00 but we're going to hours. there's a little bit of a lull in boston right now. north and south shore. see, there's not much rain around us. but just to the west to wilster, this is intense rain. we might even see a thunder storm sprout out of that rain and we're more confident with storms in the morning. this is going to slow you down. if you're commuting between 5-7:00 in the morning, you might run into a thunder storm on the road. a good swamp of it coming in. just like a summer time thunder storm, once it passes, the sun is out, the winds relax and the warmth is with us. the temperatures will soar. there might be one last band of

beware tailgaters and just enough of a sprinkle leftover just before the game. wind gusts already to 40 miles an hour and there's more where that came from, too. look at these wind gusts down to fair haven over fall river, 50 plus miles an hour. that's a sign of things to come. we'll have more in a bit as the wet weather passes through overnight, you can wake up with jeremy tomorrow morning. the morning crew gets started at 5:00 a.m. a tree comes crashing down damaging a home and a number of cars. crews plan to work through the night to remove that tree. there you see one of the cars damaged. the home owner says the tree damaged his roof and destroyed onef their cars but no one was hurt >>man: you can campaign or just

the gop contenders battle it out in the race for the white house this was the third debate between the top contenders in the gop and we saw intense moments tonight. they went after the moderators. >>reporter: this debate was supposed to be focused on the economy but we saw a lot of fire works doesn't. ted cruise and many of the candidates did not like the questions. >>man: i'm wearing a trump tie tonight. get over that one. okay? >>reporter: mike bringing attention to donald trump stopping just short of endorsing him. >>man: twice on sunday rather than hilary. i've spent a lifetime in politics fighting the clinton machine >>reporter: a much more reserved donald trump took a back seat. bush called on rubio to resign saying he wasn't spending enough time in washington >>man: when you signed up for this, this was a six year term

work. it's like a french workweek, you have three days to show up. >>man: the only reason why you're doing it now is because we're running for the same position and someone convinced you that attacking me is going to help you. my campaign is going to be about the future of the america and not about a tacking anyone else on the stage. >>reporter: he said he didn't like the questions being asked. >>man: this is not a cage match. you look at the questions, how about talking about the issues. >>reporter: the candidates also talking about the future of fantasy sports website like boston based draft kings. >>man: if he can't regulate themselves, then the nfl needs to look at moving away from them a little bit and there should be some regulation.

>>man: are we really talking about the government getting involved in fantasy football? we have $19 trillion in debt, we have people out of work, we have isis attacking us and we're talking about fantasy football? >>reporter: carly who shined in the last debate but struggled in the polls tried to standout with her tax proposal. >>man: you want to bring the 70 pages to three? >>woman: that's right. you know why three? only if it's about three pages are you levelling the playing field. >>reporter: earlier not night, gop candidates who didn't have much support debated on the same stage fighting for attention. >>man: unlike these other threes, i want to win new hampshire. >>reporter: the chairman of the rnc just said cnbc should be ashamed of how they handled this debate. they're not happy with the questions. the most important big question tonight was did this

candidates' chances of being in the nominations. >>reporter: fire and ice. trump and carson, one's hot, one's cold and in this debate, only one was well served by his temperament. carson won the debate. when his economic planned was directly challenged by one of the panelists, he calmly explained why he believed he was right. he avoided every trap set for him and smartly avoided all the shouting around him. in contrast, trump kept turning up the heat and in my opinion, was burned by it. he never exactly explained why you want to send him to the white house unless you love his anger or his love of himself. there were 8 other candidates on the stage, each of them trying to win more votes and keep their hope alive. in that group, i saw another winner and loser. rubio was a winner with his third strong debate performance.

he was very smooth defending his missed us senate votes and his problems with his personal finances. he went head to head with bush and bested him. bush himself, admitted he can't fake anger and couldn't make his case against rubio either. he came across as well-meaning but weak. and as a follower not a leader. take away his last name and i think he disappears. i don't expect a big change in the polls tomorrow. the sun is setting on donald trump and rising on ben carson. assuming i'm reading the sun correctly. live in the news room, i'm andy and that's my instinct they officially nominate paul ryan to be the new speaker of the house. it is the vote is set for tomorrow a truck driver going bananas

after someone wearing a gorilla mask took aim at him with a bb gun. >>reporter: this could've been a lot worse because of the fuel that this delivery truck driver was carrying. thankfully that bb did not smash his windshield. now police are looking for a man that likes to wear a gorilla mask. he was driving his delivery truck when all the sudden he sees a person wearing a gorilla mask hanging out a driver's side window coming straight at him holding some sort of gun >>man: i don't know if he deliberately tried to shoot the gun but when he swerved it jerked him around and shot accidently. >>reporter: the next second he hears a loud crack and realizes whoever wearing the mask shot his windshield. >>man: i saw the hole. that's when i pulled over and started getting a little mad and wondered what the heck is going on >>reporter: police say it was a bb gun, not a real gun but that doesn't matter. what if the driver lost control and hurt himself or someone else

not to mention he was carrying 2 thousand gallons of oil >>man: we're lucky the driver maintained himself. >>man: this is a first. i've been involved in the oil business for 50 years. this >>reporter: police are investigating if this was some sort of a halloween joke. but the father of who young girls wasn't laughing >>man: try to think before you do stuff like this. it's not all funny. >>reporter: well, no one was hurt but police say they may have found the vehicle that was involved but so far no arrests have been made. a disturbing new report finds the department of children and families missed its chance to possibly save the little girl whose body was found on deer island. the state report looked into a neglect case against the mother in 2013 and the investigator

conflicting signals about whether bond could be a good parent. the mother and her boyfriend are charged in the death. >>woman: when all of the state supports naturally, sort of ended, that she was not able to handle the stresses of her life and then reverted to the situation that ultimately led to bell's death. >>man: we'll do everything we can to incorporate the findings into our reform plans going forward. >> the head of the oversight agencies saying similar tragedies might be prevented with clearer guidelines on how to spot risky situations. what was a top secret military balloon causing high anxiety when it just floated away this afternoon. it broke free from its home in maryland. it managed to float 150 miles to pennsylvania before finally coming down. the balloon is loaded with

highly sophisticated and secret tracking equipment. >>man: this is part of a new military radar system that's supposed to detect crew missiles. >> military security team has secured the balloon's landing site. it did leave a trail of destruction behind thanks to a mile long tether. it took out power lines, knocking them out leaving 25 thousand people in the dark a south carolina officer is now off the job for that. slamming a student to the ground in a classroom. sheriff's deputy ben fields fired today for the way he handled this situation with a high school student. the fbi is now investigating to see whether he should face charges in addition to losing his jobs a new hampshire student will be charged on sexual assault charges. he could face up to 11 years in

the lawyer wants the judge to order probation. >> the dark details of the sex abuse scandal in the catholic church in the spotlight. spotlight follows the boston globe investigation into the sex abuse scandal that rocked the catholic church more than a decade ago. he spoke about the importance of this story >>man: by the time you get to the end of this movie, there's no doubt in your mind that this happened. the church knew. and cardinal law should probably be sitting behind bars instead of living in a palace today. and rarely do you ever get to tell stories like this as an actor. >> they did release a statement today acknowledging the crimes committed by clergy and saying it's taking steps to be sure allegations of abuse are reported properly.

coming up next, troubles brewing in salem. >> america's home to witches sees a wizards dual lined up in court. a local surfer home after a shark attack we're looking ahead to the pats game and halloween royal visit, prince harry takes a trip across the pond to

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the judge to grant her a restraining order against her old friend because she fears for her safety. >>woman: this is for justice. remember when the women were hung in salem? this is justice >>reporter: it's the witch verses the warlock. >>man: everything she said in there about my calling her was a lie. i am the victim here. >>reporter: a modern day salem witch trial. >>man: you can see into your own future? >>woman: i can see into my own future which is why i'm here today. >>reporter: she's been harassed by her former friend and business partner and she says she's scared for her safety. >>woman: i am a woman, i am not somebody's foot stool. >>reporter: the world's most famous warlock but the two weren't always trying to cast spells against each other. in fact, they were once in business together at this store but business went bad.

>>man: she said she wanted to destroy me and (bleep) on my grave. this is a business dispute. >>reporter: and that leaves us to wednesday's court hearing with bruno unable to use her witch craft instead is now asking the judge to work magic and put a restraining order on the warlock. >>woman: that i should die. that the hours in the hour glass are ticking away >>reporter: the judge did end up granting the restraining order for the witch but the warlock says he plans to appeal. a new england man that survived a shark attack in hawaii is back home to tell his story. he was surfing when a shark came after him. he was able to escape after a fellow surfer hit the shark with his board. as you saw in the video, he lost his left leg and parts of his left hand. the attack will not stop him

from going back in the water >>man: just have a positive attitude. surfing is my passion and love. knowing i'll be back out there one day keeps me going forward. >> he's in physical therapy to learn how to walk aagain. heavy rain continues through the night. rainfall 1-2 plus inches with thunder storms possible just in time for the morning ride. although, if you're commuting after 9:00 it looks okay. it's early morning commuters that will be effected. probably already asleep. tomorrow at noontime, wind gusts 25-45 into late morning. so, the rain, in a bit of a lull right now. boston north and south shores. but we have rain all the way up to little ton towards south bridge right now getting hit pretty good and then down into connecticut as well.

that high tide cycle tonight and it goes until 2:00 tomorrow and a wind advisory for wind gufs up to 45 miles an hour. right now, we have some gusts that have been pretty sizable. close to 40 on the north shore, boston also. metro west not as bad. we're still dealing with gusts up to 20 miles an hour. the winds coming off the water are fast. they are just deflected by cooler air that's holding in a pocket. right now, that's holding but eventually, will chew away at any cool air and push the temps to the 60s. up to two plus inches but we can see that at random because of that storm in the morning. you know there's going to be a lot of water coming out of that cloud. sharon up to 8/10 and just a little over half an inch. our highs tomorrow, wow, is this

for late october, it is. not record setting but certainly a warm day. it really looks good after 10:00 and this is going to happen tomorrow. we're pretty confident in that. also, a big shutdown after the thunder storms move through. think thunder storms in the summer, that's what's going to happen tomorrow morning. patriot's forecast looks okay. there might be a shower around tailgate time and then we'll slide into the temperature department. starting off in tailgate time around the 70 degree mark and falling to the 50s. we're rising though for now. rumbles and big downpours in the morning and then sun and clouds. 6 7-75. we get a mild day there and then it looks like it might come back to us next week. but, halloween forecast, quiet, cool, 40s by the evening, pleasant, not a lot of wind. i'll see you tomorrow.

britain's prince harry making a royal visit to the us in support of wounded veterans. the prince joined michelle obama at a military base today. a veteran himself, promoting the games. he created the tournament for athletes who are also wounded warriors. next year those games will be held in orlando, florida >>man: i hope it will remind people everywhere just how incredible our service personnel and how much a contribution to society they make. >> prince harry met with president obama so he could thank the president for supporting the tournament. all right. a new start for the celtics tonight. but was it a good start?

if you're trying to figure out how the celtics are going to win ten more games than last year and be a dangerous team in the playoffs, you got your first glimpse tonight. this team is deep and well coached. two things that most nba teams are not.

behind the bench. they stormed back in the second, little man gets loose off the rebound, drops the lay up at a game high. 27 for thomas. they got the d cranked up in the second quarter 30-14 in the steal. just before the half, it's marcus smart getting involved on the inbounds play. 13 points and five assists for smart. third quarter more of the same. celtics turned defense into offense. they will finish it with authority. leading to 34 points and win their opener 112-95 >>man: we found ourselves in a hole which probably isn't all bad in the first game and see how you respond and responded any time they cut it close i thought we responded. i thought we missed some things

things the patriots ruling out tomorrow against the dolphins. bill still doesn't have a sense on dion's status either. >>man: i mean we didn't really practice this week. it's based on that. i mean a lot of us could've got through practice. my mom probably could've gotten through practice red sox fans, is this your next ace? dominant for the royals in game two. he is the first american league pitcher to throw a complete game in the fall classic since jack morris in 1991. kansas city takes a 2-0 lead with a 7-1 win tonight.

83rd minute when chris comes in. he missed the penalty kick earlier and redeems himself. play of the day brought to you by capital one. back to dc, they made like they were in the tour of france. hopping on the bike, text book form, on a beautiful goal midair. amazing bicycle kick. got the refs on board and gets our play of the day. the brews heading down to florida visiting the panthers and lightning on back to back

jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state government...' every politician comes in talking about making change, and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that he thought violated his conservative principles, you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president.

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as always, we're glad you decided to hang out with us tonight. that's our time. i'm adam. >> don't forget the rain in the morning.