trench when apparently a watermain broke filling the trench with water. some workers were able to get out, two workers weren't. witnesses tell us it was a frantic scene, first they see workers follow running away and running back to the get co-workers out we saw dpw workers frantically trying to turn off gates leading water into the area to stop water flow in there. eventually they did, since then for the past couple of hours there has been an effort to get the bodies of the two men out. >>> it looks now that we can confirm there are two bodies there that they are looking now. i think it's going to be quite a while because they have to firm up the hole before the fire fighters and rescue can go down and bring up the two bodies. >>> it's sad. construction is a dangerous field. i think deaths per capita the most in construction in the industry certainly we had a tough week in boston. we had two police officers that were shot last week. we had a two-year-old little girl shot. it's just shows you life is precious. >> anchor: they used shovels, they used bucket

in a last few minutes we learned a little more about the two workers who died in the trench. a coworker told us great family they're still trying to reach the workers who remain in the trench. a water main broke and flooded the trench they were working in. we do have a team of workers to learn more about the men and what happened there at 1:00. we'll bring you any new information as it comes in. >> vanessa: with halloween around the corner students at umass amherst being warned to make sure their costumes not offensive. in some dollars students being asked to put their ideas there you a test before going out >> halloween is supposed to be about dressing autopsied having fun. >> reporter: when it comes to halloween, students have no problem with pushing the limits. but cross the line with racial stereo types. >> i think it's respectful to not interfere with anyone else's culture and use it in a way that wasn't meant to be. >> reporter: several groups at u. mass. asking others to be sensitive with their costume choice. in dormz. >> put yourself in others shoes and maybe been thr

work we're told watermain burst, the water gushed into the trench. some workers were able to get out. two of them did not. let's show you some of the video shot from the ground here. witnesses describe a scene of panic among workers as they get out of the trench and then went become into try to recover their co-workers some described trying to pull up some of these huge metal plates that were placed over the street during the construction project and the police commissioner talked about the effort now to recover the two men who didn't get out. >>> the fire is working in recovery operation. it looksnow that we can confirm there are two bodies there that they are looking to try to get out of the hole right now and i think it will be quite a while hole before the fire fighters and rescue can go dunn and bring up two bodies. >>> it's sad. construction is a dangerous field. i think deaths per cap tat most in construction in the industry certainly we've had a tough week here in boston. we had two police officers that were shot last week, we had a two-year-o

attempts to recover bodies of those two workers caught in the trench when water rushed in behind me, you can see the work continuing here on the scene. this is dartmouth street in boston's south end right near tremont street on the other side there. let's give you the view from sky 7. police tell us that this was a private construction site outside a brownstone at about 10 dartmouth and a trench was dug and that is where these two workers and other aapparent lie down in the trench when it appears there was a break in the watermain that caused water to gush in. some workers were able to get out. two of them were not and are now said to be dead as the recovery effort goes on to get their bodies out of there. let's look at some video shot on the ground level here at the scene. witnesses describe a panicked scene as the co-workers ran away. the water rushing out into the street and then the panic gave way to sadness. something terrible had happened here. the investigation continues into how it happened, but the police commissioner talked to us about what did happen. >>> the fire is, would

let's show you the view from sky 7 earlier when the water had rushed into a trench where the men were working we're told that trench about 12 feet deep. there were more than two workers in there according to the chief but some of them got out, two of them ground video we shot near that time. witnesses describe a frantic scene as the workers rushed first away from the rushing water and then back to try to get their co-workers out of there. some of them said to have been tran particularly trying to pull up plates to get workers out. the commissioner described as best he could at this time with little detail exactly what happened. >>> it looked like somehow a unfortunately they weren't able to get themselves out of the hole. >>> this is like 20 feet deep down there? >>> the fire said about 12 to 15 feet deep. >>> the two people are still down there? >>> ever source shut the power off. it appears continue a rescue operation. a recovery operation you should say to get these two people out. >>> it's sad. construction is a dangerous field. >>> the recovery effort continuing here and also the

co-workers out from the trench. department of public works crews came in, tried to shut off the water at multiple gates around the area. they finally got that water shut off but it was too late for the men down to the trench and now there there was a several hours effort to get them out. >>> it looks like somehow a pipe must have break and unfortunately they weren't able to get se >>> this is like 20 feet deep down there? >>> the fire said about 12 to 15 feet deep. >>> the two people are still down there? >>> i ever source shut the power off, shut the water off and now it appears continue a rescue operation. a recovery operation i should say to get these to people out. >>> it's sad. construction is a dangerous field. gravel coming up into your vacuum cleaner and that's what is coming now is the effort to get some of the doe brie that continues to bury the men down in there carefully off the men to respect their bodies and at the same time keep rescuers safe as well. that apparently is why it's taking so long to get t

the water surged into the trench. a section of dartmouth street is shut down. the investigation just beginning. >> was there a routine -- >> i'm not sure if there was at this time, but i heard the officer screaming on the air very quickly to get fire and everyone down here. we knew very quickly we had workers trapped. ben: very likely parts of dartmouth street, especially that section between warren and tremont, will be close to the weekend. we're keeping a close watch on the latest developments. jc: also breaking, a third cyber attack happening right now impacting millions across the u.s. twitter, spotify and ebay affected after the attacks on dyn, a new hampshire-based internet infrastructure provider. this is a so-called denial of service hack, that's when a web service is intentionally overwhelmed by traffic from many sources. no word on who is responsible. ben: and now showers throughout new england. jc: yes. mike: next week we have the chill of fall, but now we have tropical moisture. notice this line? don't worry. it will be folding in on the eastern part

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.

he got it in the trenches in france. the war ends november 11, 1918 and macarthur's career in some , ways is only just beginning. he is a major general at the end of the war and he is destined for great things. let us look at macarthur in the interwar period. i will stop you here and show you that this is general macarthur coming home in 1919. he dressed extremely well. he cut a very fine figure. the men of the 42nd division, if he ever ran across a veteran of the 42nd division in later life, he always had time for them. he always attended the reunions. the 42nd was always a big part of his life. as a matter of fact tributes , from the division throughout the rest of his life were some of his most cherished artifacts. the division has donated all of the artifacts and memorabilia to the memorial about five years ago in recognition of his strong presence. the other reason i stopped is to talk about 1919 as something of a watershed. when we do tours for military groups and schoolchildren, one of the things i always point out

to drain the water, bring if a trench it's safe for people going in. we'll do it as fast as we can, but it's a long, drawnout effort. at 6:00 p.m., we are uncovering new information about the safety record of that company where those men worked. i'm jason law, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: jason, thank you. log on to fox25boston.com for continuing coverage of a deadly trench accident. there you'll find the latest breaking details on the investigation as well as sky fox video from the scene. >> mark: we are also under a weather alert tonight. means the rain has moved in as fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is tracking it could be heavy in some spots, leading to flooding. >> kevin: the heavy rain continues to drift in from the south and the tropical stream of rain continues to push on in lear. there's rain to our wisniewski defending. we'll zoom in with live fox 25 storm tracker radar and the rain continues to move on in. i'll take the magical hand showing the towns off of there, so we can see it better without interruption. we'll zoom

something caused the water to start gushing and it filled a trench trapping the two workers underground. video shows dartmouth street submerged this afternoon. the incident prompted a massive response from ems first responders and police. they were describing it no longer as a rescue but recovery operation. authorities have not identified employees of atlantic drain service. federal safety inspectors now on the scene to find out what happened. dartmouth street could be closed for days as the investigation continues. steer clear of the area. more from the crews on the scene coming up. >>> two young men free tonight after pleading not guilty to blowing up a newspaper box in se lem owned by an lgbt publication. investigated as a hate crime. authorities say there's no evidence the crime targeted a particular group. the people who run the newspaper say they're okay with that. . >> two of the people say it sounded like a firework. >> 20-year old lawrence gilman appeared in court. the new hampshire men were charged with setting off a device and destroying property. some people assumed that it

a mieft construction crew was working in the trench started to rush in. other workers escaped and tried to rescue the two men, but it was too late. >> i shut the water off. it appears to be a rescue operation. a recovery operation, i should say to, get these two people out. >> brandon: witnesses described a panic scene as water flooded the street, as well. workers tried to console each other after the two men died in the accident. >> it's sad. you know, construction is a dangerous, dangerous field. still working, and basically what they've got is a big piece of equipment in there that's sucking that debris that's just caved in there. they have to be careful about it because of just how safe that structure is inside the trench, but again, boston fire department telling me that one of the men's bodies has been recovered. they're still working to recover that second man's body and osha has been called in to investigate. live in boston's south end, ban done gunnoe, 7news. >> john: witnesses on the street describing moments of fill with water. viewers had cell

the trench and nearby streets quickly flooding. >> the water was rushing, gushing, gushing and they were screaming that someone was down there. nicole: as the crews arrived time passed, the rescue became her. >> they were bringing the trench across to make sure that it was safe. it was a long, drawnout effort. nicole: workers who tried to save their friends visibly shaken. >> i saw the looks on their faces and they look have a stated. nicole: their identities have not been released. one of the men worked for them for quite a long time. another coworker saying they were both great guys, both family men. the commissioner tells us this evening, the investigation will take several days. live in boston, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: the area could be blocked off for days. our investigation continues with diane cho. diane? e: shutdown down as crews continue their efforts. dartmouth from wrren to tremont will be closed for some time. it will not be closed for hours, but could be close for days. the homicide unit is at the scene, which is common in these situations. >> we will work wi

two guys were stuck down in the trench. water coming out and their coworkers frantic on the servic something to do. all the while people are walking by and watching the whole scene unfold. >> i just heard screaming and loud yells from the men working in the construction site. >> grechen was walking by when it happened. >> i walked out to the hole in the ground and the water was dwushing and they were screaming that someone was down there. there was no emergency crew on site yet. by a virtual waterfall when a high pressure water main erupted. >> that's when i realized there was trapped in there. >> the water filled the hole. >> there was so much water, in two minutes the whole street was covered in water. >> nearby business owners looked over to see the intersection flooding and workers on the street frantic for help. >> they come running around like. >> it was a horrific scene played out in midday in one of the busiest neighborhoods in the city. >> people were running around. i think they knew how many people were down there

jewel leave watched as the water trench and started flooding the street. the construction workers started backing away. >> they were totally frantic and screaming and hollering and there were three or four men crowded in the manhole cover at first, and then, i think once the water started just getting a little too out of hand, like they were all completely covered in water, they backed away, waiting for help. >> the reporter: fire officials tried draining water from trench, before we could begin recovering bodies inside, not saying how many people were initially stuck but two were killed in the incident. >> as i was walking around i caught the faces of a lot of the workers and the men were absolutely inconsolable and weeping and crying and it was just like the most somber, awful atmosphere to walk through. my hearts go out to families and the crew members. it was absolutely horrific. a routine day at work is just turning into a night player. -- a nightmare. >>> now again, those construction workers worked for atlantic drain services out of we've not been a

. >> there's water in the trench. >> neighbors said the water rushing down the street made the intersection look like a river. members of a private construction crew stuck ends neither it. the mission became a recovery effort to locate two bodies in the trench. >> i think it will be quite a while. they have to firm up the hole before the firefighters and rescue can the two bodies a tough week here in boston. two police officers were shot last week, a two year old girl was shot and we have some workers here today. it shows you life is precious. >> reporter: a tough week and it's not over. the mayor telling us the workers out here may continue into the early morning hours here and this part of dartmouth may be shut down for days as the investigation continues we'll certainly keep you posted but for now live in the south end, wbz news you heard him say it took four hours to to get in there. >> the first thing they heard was the panic of the workers and then they saw the water. wbz shields also live from the scene, with more from the people who saw the chaos as it was unfolding. >> they did. it

the water surged into the trench. a section of dartmouth street is shut down. the investigation just beginning. >> was there a routine -- >> i'm not sure if there was at this time, but i heard the officer screaming on the air very quickly to get fire and everyone down here. we knew very quickly we had workers trapped. ben: very likely parts of dartmouth street, especially that section between warren and tremont, will be close to the weekend. we're keeping a close watch on the latest developments. jc: also breaking, a third cyber attack happening right now impacting millions across the u.s. twitter, spotify and ebay

men wounded, getting trampled into the trenches. too injured to pull themselves out, bodies's stacking up five deep. men suffocating or drowning or being unable to do anything but suffer and be trampled. men jumping up onto the works firing a rifle and throwing it like a speer. then someone will pass another rifle, and they will do it again over and over till they are shot down. then someone else jumps up and takes their place. lee continues to feed men into this fight, because he is trying to save the life of his army. he needs to buy time, so he's going to trade lives for time. and he is going to seal off this bulge. in order to do it, he's going to keep sending men into the meat grinder. 3 a.m., theyabout get word that that line is finished. no order is given for these men to retrieve. they slip back into this final position. just before dawn, the federalists make a final push lastthe works, catch the couple of confederates and begin the cautious advance into the interior. with those artillery pieces i talked about earlier many of

new details on the deaths of two workers killed in a flooded trench. antoinette: and a massive store. the service restored this morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: good morning to you. thank you for joining us for the 8:00 hour of the eyeopener on this saturday, october 22. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: good morning. i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug. it's a dreary saturday morning, cicalese, the newest member of stormteam 5. she's here to tell us how the weekend will shape up. kelly: i brought rain with me. did you hear that thunder? we had flash flooding through much of worcester county. you're heading out, heavy showers of last night have pushed off to the east. so now we have a nice little dry break, and that's the case for all of boston right now and really through much of massachusetts as well. our next chance of showers creeping in for later this late afternoon time period. we'll talk about 2:00, 3:00. those showers right now are creeping through in new jersey

we're going to get in the trenches with shipley. are you getting ready for the cubs against cleveland? we look ahead. look - i sup but lately, he spends so much for time on tv ors... in court defending himself that he's not doing his job. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year, he is fast becoming the focal >> reporter: it is fast becoming the focal point for the carried the ball 33 time, 113 yards, and added eight catches for 53 yards. the offense failed to score a touchdown but at times david johnson was electrifying. the hop, skip, change of direction and the speed and so many different ways to get the football. johnson has been the starting point. the ignition for bruce arians this year. it was special teams and the jump over by bobby stuck it to special teams and that led to the missed

the bodies of two men recovered from a flooded trench tonight. emergency crews still working the scene at this hour. with newscenter five's mary saladna. mary. mary: dartmouth street is a major artery in the south end, so closing it off creates numerous problems. >> by late evening, crews had recovered the second body. killed when a water main broke >> trying to get the bodies out. reporter: witnesses say it was chaos as water quickly filled the trench on dartmouth street. >> one guy went down. they had a ladder down there. they were hurrying. reporter: at least four men were working underground friday afternoon when the water main gave way. only two managed to jump to safety. >> water skirting out of the ground. people running and panic. reporter: witnesses say there the trench and nearby streets flooded. the water was gushing, gushing, gushing. they were screaming that somebody was down there. >> workers who clung to hope visibly shaken. >> i saw the look on their faces. they were just, they were devastated. >> by late evening, flowers and sympa

we still don't know their names what caused the water main to break and fill the trench with water. >> fox 25 has team coverage we begin with jack lessenberry at the scene. at least one main road has recently reopened? >> reporter: that's right, target mouth street is still closed but tremont is open to traffic after recovery it all happened going to continue possibly for some days. in the meantime, the streets a small portion of dartmouth street is remaining closed. >> shock. >> people who knew the two workers from atlantic drain are stunned by the news. >> one of those workers a favorite of the employees and owner of top liquors right next door. >> reporter: so we have run into a couple package but we'll tell you right now we are still waiting on the names of the two victims who were killed today. of course, police say that osha will be investigating along with the district attorney's office. although right now they don't believe that any foul play is suspected. it took about five hours to get that first body out. seven hours for the second. of course lots of chaos. we have the full

. >> tragedy in the south end, two workers killed in a flooded trench. investigation under way right now and questions about the company they wo suspect in the shooting of two boston police officers, what we are learning from his constable application. >>> thank you for joining us. it is saturday october 22nd. i am nicole jacobs. certainly a wild night of weather last night we will tern to barry burbank now for what we can expect today. that today nicole although there are more showers in the forecast. 24 hour ace go we already -- hours ago we already had quite a bit of rain in new york and pennsylvania, then you know what happened yesterday, as that ribbon of rain that developed eastern connecticut, northwestern rhode island, central massachusetts, southeast new hampshire and western portions of maine where some places picked up 3 or 4 inches of rain out of that. we are in a lull not ch moist, dank, damp, club 61 from the concord carlyle high school, to cambridge and also 61 degrees this morning. but chillier weather to the west, 50s connecticut river va

the two could not escape when a pipe burst and the trench filled with water. newscenter 5's diane cho has new information from the scene. diane: this part of dartmouth street has been reopened to traffic after was shut down for much of the day yesterday after rescue crews spent hours trying to recover the bodies of the two men trapped in the trench. a day after the tragedy flowers scene here on dartmouth street a stark contrast to the chaos that erupted after a water main broke on friday afternoon trapping two , men in a trench at least 12 feet deep after it flooded. the two men worked for atlantic drain in roslindale. while officials have not release their names, family members says one of the men who died was robert higgins. >> he was a kind person. he was an average, gentle, kind person. diane: up early in the morning to commute into boston for his job. as the investigation continues, family members are struggling with the reality that he is gone. >>'s death is tragic. diane: it is not clear why the water main broke. several agencies are looking into the mat

they were killed on friday when the trench they were working in flooded. the annual workers memorial day commemoration pays tribute to laborers are looking to see what caused a watermain to rupture flooding the trench on dartmouth street. and investigators are trying to determine the cause of a tour bus crash that left 13 people dead in southern california. jc: the bus was returning to los angeles from a casino when it slammed into the rear of a tractor-trailer. it happened near palm springs. the bus driver is among the dead. it is not known if alcohol, drugs or just fatigue played a the bus was inspected in april and had no issues. ed: a deadly plane crash caught on camera. five people are killed when the plane crashes and then bursts into fleams. it happened in malta. the small plane was headed toward libya's coast to monitor migrant trafficking groups when it plummeted just after takeoff. ed: the nfl is facing serious backlash over its handling over a domestic abuse case. jc: why many say the league failed to do its duty when investigating giants kicker

some of the fines have involved trench safety. in the past, osha said they have allowed people to work 12 feet down without any cave in protection. >> fox 25 also learned atlantic has tens of thousands in unpaid recoup through debt collection. we talked to the massachusetts coalition for safety and health, a workplace safety advocacy group, that is concerned the company could get the necessary permits to do trench work with this safety record. >> if the there are huge gaping holes in our state law and in our permitting process, that allows an employer to claim that they are familiar with trenching procedures, and yet they have a history of violating them. >> city officials telling fox 25, they cld investigation. in boston, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> we have good new, the second officer involved in the shooting has been released from the hospital. officer matt morris has been discharged from the mass. general. officer morris does have a long record to recovery and he will continue his treatment at spaulding rehab. officer rich

this alerts the confederates in the trenches. about one third of them are in the line. a third of them are sleeping, and another third are huddled against their campfires, trying to hunker down against the rain. the skirmishers come running up in the wake of that active, there are yankees coming and everyone floods into the trenches. there will be blood enough for supper, one confederate said. by the end of the day, there was blood enough for all. havingerals, heaven -- given away their position, flood forward as the confederates launch their first volley. they were aiming at that ingeline and they swept down a large swale that cuts across the field, so the confederate fire goes over their heads and they advance, sweeping forward like a big left hook, smashing through right between the two of you, peeling open a gap in the line. they are so successful, they get all the way down here toward where james lane's men are. they are good fighters and dependable, but they have been plagued by the shadow of having killed stonewall jackson a year earlier. they are putting up a de

the water and sewer commission confirms to fox 25 back on september 28th, a month before the october trench collapse, the city told atl applications to tap into the city's water and sewer lines until the company cleared outstanding applications. the commission says, they became concerned about the frequency of atlantic drain's application. a chief engineer tells fox 25, it was a paperwork backup, not an on-site safety issue. but we asked the mayor, should the company have been allowed to continue with existing job. >> that's all the math questions you're asking me. there are some issues that we have there. i mean, i'm not sure if osha might have given the ability. >> the reporter: osha conditions atlantic drain to be one of the severe violators because of dozens of safety violations, including those for trench safety. you heard the mayor say district attorney is also investigating, as is osha. boston fire says atlantic drain was not using a trench box, a safeguard against a cave-in and within the last 15 minutes, i heard from atlantic drain's attorney, who tells me, utilities in that area p

their background since the trench collapsed. a long list of osha violations and learning that the company still haven't paid $74,000 in osha violations from years ago. military show pilot error caused two helicoptering to collide killing a hingham native. christopher orlando was among the 12 servicemembers killed. the 23-year-old had been in the marines for more than three years. the helicopters collided in january during a 90 training exercises off of hawaii's coast. the investigation found one pilot failed to keep enough distance between the other helicopter and the dark conditions may have been a factor. >>> the family of a murdered new hampshire native preparing 23-year-old rebecca jones was strangled to death in north carolina. police say her ex-boyfriend admit to killing her in a suicide note. investigators found the dote after justin walker took his over life. she grew up in ridge, new hampshire and her family is raising money to bring her body home. details on their fund raising efforts on our web site and they plan to ho

kelvin chuck mattocks and robert higgins were killed friday when the trench they were working in flooded. the annual workers' memorial day commemoration pays tribute to laborers killed on the job. state and federal investigators are working to determine what caused a water main to rupture flooding the trench on dartmouth barrington, rhode island yesterday dressed in yoga pants , all to teach one man a lesson. men and women of all ages and sizes wore yoga pants to protest a controversial letter sent to the editor of "the barrington times." allen sorrentino wrote that 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. protestors aren't buying it. >> we are sick clothing and our bodies being policed by men. he is saying that it was a joke and it was funny. if it was, then he should enjoy this. erika: sorrentino asked the organizers to move the rally because he was concerned for his safety. the group passed by anyway , ending their parade with a yoga session. still ahead -- more on our breaking news -

you've got to win in the trenches and alabama owns the trenches and they send waves after you -- waver thing the bama defense does is score. they outscored the tennessee offense, two more non-offensive touchdowns for alabama again today. a reminder. next saturday home depot s.e.c. on cbs, critical top 10 showdown, number six, texas a&m going to visit number one alabama with the winner gaining the inside track to claiming the west. our coverage begins at 3:00 eastern with "autotrader college football today." how much more of a challenge can a&m be? >> rick: trevor knight has already beat alabama, the four touchdown passes as the quarterback at oklahoma in the sugar bowl. he is a dual-threat quarterback himself on track to have 1,000 yards and they've got probably better receivers and a week off now to get ready for alabama. they'll be a much fresher outfit. >> brian: they know what to expect and you know about the wide receivers, they can stretch the field, give the appearance that you are going to throw the ball deep and take the top off that defense. on the offensive side of the ball

these men were working for atlanta drain on friday when a water main break flooded the trench. there's thousands of dollars in unpaid fines and violations including one for not providing >> trying to find out more about what happened out there. i spoke to the victims families and they're devastated. >> osha cited the company a number of times including a littleful violation -- -- willful. >>> a man charged with hitting a police officer's cruiser is free on bail tonight. early saturday morning 24-year old when he hit the trooper. it's the time he's been charged. he posted $500 bail and has to ob stain from drugs and alcohol, according to the court oofrnlt a burlington attacked a bus driver. investigators say that yesterday afternoon 21-year old daniel coolic drivered a driver by the throat and asked him, "do you want to die" when the couldn't drop him off at a bus stop. he left his cell phone behind and when he returned to get it, police were waiting to make the arrests. >>> early voting underway in massachusetts and elsewhere the candidates are sharpening closing appeals. john k

the south end. two workers killed in a flooded trench. the investigation underway now. and the questions about company they worked for. new questions about the suspect in the shooting of police officers. what we're learning from his connable application. constable. >>> good morning. today's saturday, october 22nd. i'm nicole jacobs. a dreary day but barry burbank >> there are more showers coming in today. we're starting this october 22nd morning pretty morning. low and middle 60s. not much wind yet but notice the difference in the air temperatures to the west. this air is coming our way. temperatures will be changing throughout the day. there is that ribbon of heavy rain that moved through central and eastern massachusetts. we don't have much rain now but there are mo it's going to be a very sharp disturbance lifting northeastward across the region today, we'll get heavier downpours once again, late this morning and the first part of the afternoon. but nothing like last evening. but more showers coming through. isolated thunderand brief downpours. it gets windier later

nicole: jc, the recovery effort is active and complicated. take a look. they have drained that trench of water and secured that entire area. they have searched the entire area for the bodies of these two men trapped earlier this afternoon.

remove the bodies of 2 two workers who died in that trench. we'rels past violations for the company involved in this accident. we have night team coverage of the construction collapse starting with brandon gunnoe in boston's south end tonight. brandon? >> brandon: john, it took crews more than seven hours to recover the bodies of two men who basically were buried in this trench when water and debris started to fill the hole. in this cell phone video, you see a man on the ground trying to reach into the hole, but it's when firefighters arrived on the street in minutes, dartmouth street was already flooded. >> water was squirting out of the ground. we could see workers running around in panic. >> brandon: two construction workers were killed after a water main broke, flooding the two men trapped in a trench 12 to 15 feet deep. >> it looks like somehow a pipe must have broke and unfortunately they weren't able to get themselves out of the hole. it's sad. >> brandon: it happened outside a brownste dartmouth street boston's south end. a private cons

some of the violations were for trench safety. the company currently owes tens of thousands of dollars of fines to osha which is in violators one of 12 in the state. we tried to ask him about the safety record. the statement said we take great pride in ensuring that our employees are operating in safe and supervised work sites rile on any job. higgins family wants to know how this company stays in business. >> they continue to get jobs. why? >> reporter: kevin otto does have a construction supervisor license with the state. he had to regularly have to fulfill certain training requirements, but the background of his company is not reviewed. in boston, robert ghoulston, fox25 news. >>> this morning another reports that the samsung phone is exploding the galaxy s 7 edge. he exchanged his phone after reports of those phones exploding now claims his replacement phone overheated and exploded after normal use from samsung on this new report about the s 7. >>> the trump campaign not giving up on the granite state despite being down double

been a pale cost over election officials, perhaps unfairly after all these are folks really in the trenches doing the work of democracy. is there an opportunity as well particularly given where technology is, are there areas where we've had trouble, maybe some of the areas that tammy patrick has just listed, things that you talk about during presidential elections where we have the solution through technology and new innovations. >> absolutely. you are right i'm an optimist but that's the only rational way to be in any endeavor. one of the things that i really appreciate about election officials and why i like working with them is this commitment to the notion of and provide staff when there are long lines. and about how we lay out ballots and i will point out that our program at the university of minnesota is currently running a course on election design with the center-right civic design. check us out on not. they worked together and talk to one another about how to get the word out to voters in advance of early voting or what have you. this study one another and learn from one another al

flooded out two construction workers were killed when a pipe burst, sending the water rushing into the deep trench they were working in. >> firefighters were digging through the dirt on their hands and knees to which the victims. our team coverage begins with nick giovanni live in the south end. nick? >> reporter: boston fire approach this operation in the manner you just described, sifting through a lot of the mud and gravel they were up against with their own hands on recognizing pretty early on this was a recovery mission. one that ended up taking seven hours to see through. the ominous hum of a vacuum, echoed down dartmouth street, well into friday evening in boston's south end. emergency crews spending hours removing dents piles of mud and gravel that stood in the way of recovering the bodies of two construction workers. >> there were workers and his police and water and sewer commission raised to the scene before 1 p.m., responding to reports of a water main break. >> we have had a trench collapse. is water in the trench. >> reporter: neighbors said the water rushing down the street toward t

new information on the deaths of two workers killed in a flooded trench. antoinette: a massive cyberattack. and the service restored this morning. boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. 5:00 on this saturday, october 22. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug. we're here to welcome a new member to the stormteam 5 family. welcome kelly anne cicalese. kelly: it was a really active night as many of us got woken up issues a major issue. we saw nearly 5 inches of rainfall for areas of worcester county. now we're going to the forecast this morning. you're kicking off saturday with fog out there. rain not as much of a concern, but we move toward your afternoon and evening and wind advisories have already been issued as we're seeing a wind advisory in effect for the entire state of massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut with wind gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour possible. there's the lightning of last night. that pushed off to the eas

a water main gave way while the men were working, and that flooded the trench. the workers have not yet been identified. osha and the d.a.'s office are now investigating. dartmouth street is a major artery in the south end. closing it off createser is reopened, expect major tie-ups in that neighborhood. city officials say it could be days before the street reopens. people in the area already adjusting to that last night. one restaurant was forced to stop deliveries because the process was just taking too long. but many people say they're more concerned about the victims and the families affected by this tragedy. >> i give so much credit to blue collar workers, and i feel terrible about what happened. todd: police are asking drivers to continue to avoid the area if possible. antoinette: police in new york investigating a white powdery substance found at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters. people evacuated the office after workers found that envelope last night. officers say the mail was first brought to the midtown manhattan office, but then it was transferre

nichole: about the victims in a trench collapse tragedy. two man killed yesterday in the south end. diane cho is live with new information. diane: you can see that street has been reopened after being shut down for much of the day. there are flowers near the pole of where it seen. main broke yesterday while they were working in a trench that was several feet deep. four men were working in the trench. two managed to jump out in time. officials did not release their names. family members say robert kagan's is from rhode island had has been commuting every day to the area for work. >>'s death was traffic and from what we happened. diane: it is not clear why the water main broke, but several agencies are investigating, including osha. nichole: new at 7:00, the boston police officer shot last week in east boston has been released from the hospital. officer matthew morris discharged from mgh today. the second officer injured , richard cintolo, was released earlier in the week. the suspect in the shootout last week on gladstone street was charged with dui after police say he crashed into a

the horrible scene here where two men became trapped in that trench. i'm going to step out of the way and show you that there is very little in the way of a scene any more. the sidewalk of course is still blocked off. neighbors have been coming out, talking about it, trying to get over it, frankly, because it was an awful awful thing to see. other than that, there'sit and death drama yesterday afternoon. about 1:00, that's when a water main broke and flooded that trench. that trench about 12 to 15 feet deep. and trapped inside the trench were two construction workers. witnesses say that it happened in seconds. and really these guys had very little time to get out. what we're trying to find out right now is whether or not that piece of equipment or perhaps an old pipe that was going to give way. again be osha is investigating. and next half hour, we will learn just how much osha investigations atlantic has been through already and the amount of money they've paid in fines. live in the south end, jim morelli fox 25 news. >> jason: new this morning, police

. >> i thought the eagles man handled them in the trenches and made prescott and close them out and badssion and fumbled the ball and gave points and really hurt them. >> first place on the line and tied at 23 under a minute to go let's talk about the drops and don't want to go negative. >> live drops. carson wentz really got the ball down the field duncin against the team and didn't think he could do it and have to throw down the field a little today and figured how to get it down the field with short passes and had drops but a lot of guys and beckham and agular and erts in the picture and a good sign. >> running back for the eagles and ryan matthews is in the back burner and aaron. >> and good thing he did because he had a jump and did use a small one on one play and fumbled the ball and a couple of downs but this was a day they obviously thought sprawls would be the bigger back and hid behind the line and dallas could not get a beat on him as well and played well. >> the dallas cowboys were trailing by seven points to the end of the game and prescot22 yards why can't the eagles draft

some of the trench safety. the company currently owes tens of thousands of dollars in fines, to osha, which are in collections. we also learned the company is one much osha's severe violators, one of at least 12 in the state. we tried asking the owner about the safety record. the statement said, we take great pride in ensuring our employees are operating under properly supervised and safe worksites while on any job. the man's family telling us earlier this week, they want to know how this company stayed in business. why? >> the reporter: and kevin otto does have a construction supervisor license with the state. officials there telling us to get that ride sends, he had to pass -- license, he had to pass a test and regularly fulfill training requirements, but his background of his company is not reviewed. we are live in boston, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> mark: concern on campus at harvard tonight. a report revealed a 2012 men's soccer people ranked recruits base on their looks. it was referred to as a scouti

anchor: more news today where officials are still investigating an accident when two men were tra the trench they were working on. onlookers say it was chaotic. workers were trying to help the two men but it was too late. the two men's bodies were recovered after hours of work. responded to a fire and two kids had to be rescued by ladder trucks. the fire chief says his crew did a great job working so quickly. >>> crews from ladder 2 and 6 did a great job and it was a very scary situation. we had ems on the scene and be any injuries and quickly spread a 3-alarm. >>> it was certainly a night in this area. >>> anchor: yes it was and the fire is still under investigation. >>> and police are looking into a stabbing that happened on beth injuries. the suspect is 23 years old and a motive is still underway. >>> and taking on the pittsburgh steelers. >> well, there's a lot on the line. trey is live with the highlights, trey. >>> the first to win six lombarty trophies. and they're showing no signs of slowing down any time soon. >>> it looks like he's firing for groncowsky. >> he scores. dynamic in th

and alabama owns the trenches and they send waves after you -- wave after wave. >> adam: the other thing the bama defense does is score. they outscored the tennessee offense, two more non-offensive touchdowns for alabama again today. a reminder. next saturday home depot s.e.c. on cbs, critical top 10 showdown, number six, texas a&m going to visit number one alabama with the winner gaining the inside track to claiming the west. our coverage begins at 3:00 football today." how much more of a challenge can a&m be? >> rick: trevor knight has already beat alabama, the four touchdown passes as the quarterback at oklahoma in the sugar bowl. he is a dual-threat quarterback himself on track to have 1,000 yards and they've got probably better receivers and a week off now to get ready for alabama. they'll be a much fresher outfit. >> brian: they know what to expect and you know about the wide receivers, they can stretch the field, give the appearance that you are going to throw the ball deep and take the top off able to run the rock. devilsly put stress on jalen hurts. you've got to hav

to football and iowa won the battle of the trenches saturday against the gophers.. scott westerberg has more from iowa city. the big story on offense after saturday's win was the shuffling of the day on the ground and c.j. beathard was sacked just once. "we needed to get that stuff figured out. i don't think we have it figured out yet, but i think last week was a big stepping stone and now this week we're going to have to take another step forward and do even better."there weren't any big personnel changes on the defensive side of the ball, but that unit turned in one of its best games with a complete team effort instead of a few individuals standing out. "every week we have a defensive player of the m whole defense just because everybody was doing a good job. no one really stuck out individually. it was a collective effort. if you play that way it's a really good thing."the defense also credits a change mentally with more guys trying to have fun out there and not over- thinking things. "that was what we really tried to focus on in practice this last week, just havi

tag: while both sides continue to battle it out in the trenches... the final decision will be left to the 63 lafwmakers in carson city. they are now waiting for governor brian sandoval to call them into special session. bryan callahan, 13 action news. one of the businessmen who's had a major influence on modern las vegas is also hoping to see the stadium built. steve wynn thinks it will be a huge deal. i've been here since '68. nothing. nothing since the change in law that allowed public financing of our industry, which provided the capital---nothing is as big a deal to the state of nevada---not just las vegas, as the nfl---as professional sports coming to this city. coming up in our next half-hour on 13-action news live at 6:30.. we'll hear including his views on stadium financing.. and what a stadium could do for the future of las vegas. new at six.. a big announcement today from the sports team we know is coming to las vegas soon. kerry bubolz has been hired as the president of the new las vegas nhl team. bubolz spent the last 13 years as president

i've been more in the trenches are not the trenches are not what i to talk about here. first let me say as a former deputy secretary that is controversial and many times. i do think that there is really an important function here in terms of oversight. we see it done while and then we see it not done well. one current example where i think it's been done quite well and i credit chairman chafetz on the house right now for what he's doing in terms of the national park service and the sexual harassment concerns. it's a solid investigation on important issue with an early opportunity to publicly respond to the allegations. that is the way of oversight should work and i think that things will come out of that investigation. i should also say and my ex variant in the government i have found that the appropriations committees have done very good oversight where you can expect adversarial relationship from the beginning, but instead in part because of the process is a much more collaborative relationship with experience congressional staff, internal folks in the agency working