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 sympathy notes adorned the front door. victims were family men. one of them started a few weeks ago.

mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: the words internet and intranet form the basis of an appeal filed by owen labrie. labrie was convicted last year of several charges, including using a computer to lure a st. paul's school classmate into a sexual encounter. his defense says labrie contacted chessy prout on a closed, school email system, or intranet, that is not covered under the state's internet law regarding computer-related crime. labrie is out on bail while he appeals his conviction. jc: a warning to those enrolled in the massachusetts health connector board members are expecting confusion during next month's open enrollment. they say it's due to premium hikes and changes in eligibility. they're warning more than 230,000 members to check their status and to shop around for better premium options. the board also says the connector placed thousands of people on masshealth in 2013 the worcester regional airport is set to receive more than 7 million dollars from the government to aid in taxi-way construction. the m

newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in orange. mary: back in massachusetts first-degree murder. the young man and woman, brittany smith and hart were extradited from virginia where they were found in walmart park lot monday night. we will show you more about the arrival here and what they had to say and what locals are saying about this. the pair is charged with a brutal home invasion here in hardy, his 77-year-old wife, tonight, still hospitalizeed after the attack. >> the family knew they arrests were made. reporter: smith stole the great grandmother's car after visiting the woman in orange. nel arrested, then released on bail. the next day, they attacked hardy and his wife in their orange home killing him and making off with that couple's car. >> it is a shame. we would have give in the have asked. it wasn't like that. mary: no official talk of a motive. the police believe the elderly couple was targeted randomly. both smith and hart will face judge friday. live in orange tonight, mary saladna wcvb newscenter 5. ed: right now, human error is being blamed for letting this conv

ed: this isn't the first time we've seen something like this newscenter 5's mary saladna is getting answers about that tonight. she's live at back bay. mary. mary: ed, city officials told us tonight they're ready to work with the governor to overhaul this aging commuter system calling a fix beyond urgent. it's the not the first time we've seen it happen. panicked commuters trying to bust out of a smoking train. the evening commute paralyzed in the process. it was a similar scene last year on the red line in quincy. tonight, governor charlie baker declining to talk on camera saying he hadn't been briefed yet by t officials. his office releasing this statement: "the safety and security of the mbta is a top priority for the administration. as the mbta conducts a full investigation. the governor appreciates the quick response by the transit police and first responders and the patience of riders. boston city council president michelle wu, a t and commuter rail user herself, calling the incident terrifying and unacceptable, tweeting out "how before mbta makes real plan and investments to fix infr

live, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. the mbta says the operator of the orange line train that overheated yesterday did everything right except one thing. driver who was killed in a fiery crash in milford. once withs tried to pull them there the car but the fire was too intense. this is new at 11:00 tonight. a local homeowner face-to-face with a burglar. maria: then dragged bay car. that woman is tagging to wcvb nichole. newscenter 5's nichole burlie. she's live in barnstable tonight. nichole: that woman tells me she saw the man as he was walking out of her house. she knew something didn't feel right, so she confronted him and knocked down and dragged as he fled the scene. this is where the homeowner tells us she first saw richard herrera. >> i said who are you why are you here? >> she doesn't want to show her face nor give her name. she's still pretty shaken up. herrera coming down her front walk on santuit-newtown road in marstons mills. he had just broken into her home. she confronted him and tried to stop him by openi

newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in mattapan with what you need to know. mary? maria: yeah, maria, ed, we're at the corner of this neighborhood. it's a potentially fatal virus for cats, and it's spreading in this mattapan neighborhood. dr. kyle quigley, of the boston animal rescue league, says pan a very serious disease, but no reason to panic.panleukopenia often called feline distemper is a virus that attacks the gi system and can affect bone marrow as well causing a decrease in white blood cells. but it primarily causes vomiting, diarrhea , fever, lethargy. >> quigley say the virus spreads thru bodily fluids and is highly contagious. cat owner shalimar crayton has had her own cats vaccinated but says there's a lot of stray cats in this neighborhood which elevates the risk of. i have seep 20 myself. they live under people's porches and backyards. people are feeding them. they tend to stay. >> ul ate would take is for one of them to get sick. ex lake. suss endable this the good news that is the vaccine is highly effective. >> and cat owners in this neighborhood

followed by gary johnson with 8%, and -- he is increasing his attacks on his own party -- what do mary saladna. their ecmar mary: trump's twitter tira, folks. mary donald trump set his sights : on the most powerful republican in washington, house speaker paul ryan, who said he wouldn't campaign for the gop nominee after his 2005 lewd comments about women came to light. trump tweeted, "our very weak and ineffective leader, paul ryan, had a bad conference call where his members went wild at his disloyalty." trump went on to tweet "the shackles have been taken off me." >> we are going to smash the co. they also released this new video releasing this new , video using clinton's health scare at the 9/11 memorial. >> hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength, or stamina to lead in our world. mary clinton, who is leading : trump nationally by nine points in the latest poll, took him on in battleground florida >> despite all of the terrible things he has said and done, he is still trying to win this election, and we cannot be complacent, we cannot rest. mary clinton campaigned with : former

newscenter 5's mary saladna is here with trump's new fighting words. mary hillary clinton is warning : supporters not to trust the polls, to get out and vote. donald trump taking to twitter again today, this time attacking his own party leadership. another trump twitter tirade this time targeting the most powerful record and in washington. house speaker paul ryan he said he would gop nominee after the trumps live comments came to life. mr. trump: we are going to smash the washington establishment. mary: trump tweeted -- he went on to tweet, it is so nice the shackles have been taken off me and i can fight for america the me i -- the way i want to. clinton was in florida with al gore talking climate change. science, and i've line change -- climate change, said it is a hoax greeted by the chinese. mr. gore: if you are on the fence about whether to vote, remember what is at stake in this election. and if you think your vote does not matter, and take it from me, your vote can make all the difference in this election. tonight saying he will now focus on defe

as mary saladna reports, co-workers are devastated this morning. mary: by late evening, crews had recovered the second body, two men who had worked for atlantic drain in roslindale killed when a water main broke and trapped them 12 feet down in a trench. >> i just saw a lot of hysterical people trying to get the guys out. mary: witnesses say it was chaos as water quickly filled that trench on dartut went down. they had a ladder down there, like they were all scurrying. mary: at least four men were working underground friday afternoon when the water main gave way. only two managed to jump to safety. >> the water was squirting out of the ground and people running and panic. mary: witnesses say there was little time. the trench and nearby streets flooded too quickly. >> the water was just gushing, gushing, gushing, and they were screaming that somebody was out there. mary: workers who clung to hope workers' faces. and they were just -- when they lev here, they weren't -- they looked devastated. mary: by late evening, flowers and a sympathy note adorned

i'm mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. todd: 5 investigates they were cited for eight different violations earlier this year and fined $20,000 by osha, the occupational safety and health administration. and this isn't the first time atlantic drain services has been in the news. a worker was hurt in march when one of the company's 80,000-pound sewer cleaning trucks fell on him. antoinette: a rape suspect held angel mateo is charged with kidnapping and raping a girl on her way to school. he denied having sex, then said it was consensual and he thought the girl was 18. >> i just want to say that the victim, although dealing with a very traumatic experience, was crucial in detail and location of the incident. antoinette: the victim helped police identify mateo by a gps ankle bracelet which he was ordered to wear blackmail an ex-girlfriend into sex earlier this year. another woman came forward friday accusing mateo of trying to rape her in may. two incidents under investigation in brockton after a car crashes into a home. the c

doug: eyeopener's mary saladna was there and has tributes from fenway. >> the big man with the big heart, big papi, david o [cheers and applause] mary: a standing o for david ortiz, not just for his landmark career but for his generosity and commitment to children off the field. these kids from both new england and his homeland, the dominican republic, all had lifesaving heart surgery thanks to the charity work that big papi is passionate about. ? this moving tribute on the giant screen sums it up. 563 children saved and counting thanks to big papi's children's >> i love big papi. i love what he stands for and the values that he has. mary: it's going to be a party all weekend long, a papi party, a chance for fans to say thank you to the legend with the big swing and an even bigger heart. >> he's like one of the best players ever. he's really made an impact on boston. >> he's the best. and he's the yankee killer. you have to love him. mary: inside fenway, it's everything big papi. the grounds crew with their own tribute. sox players wearing special hats and a patch on their jerseys. 14 ye

mary saladna reports on the moments after the rescue. mary co. this video of nathan carmine being rescued, members of the orient lucky pulled him up the co. this video of nathan carmine being ship's letter after they discovered him in a liferaft 100 nautical miles off the coast of martha's vineyard. the captain later told the port agent that he looks tired but otherwise healthy. >> he did not appear to be suffering from hypothermia or anything like that, although he was a little unsteady on his feet. they took them up, gave him some food in liquid, and contacted the coast guard. mary: when asked what ship's ley discovered him in a liferaft ha, he said he had been up with his mother when their boat developed problems and begin taking on water. to his cabin and slept most of the first day. on the next day he appeared despondent. >> the captain did say that he appeared to be sad about the loss of his mother. mary: it is statement, the sisters thanks the rescue team, and went on to say, "as we continue our search for answers, the family has faith tha

newscenter 5's mary saladna is here tracking the race. mary one day after suggesting : the first amendment may give journalists too much freedom, trump insisted that the polls are phony, created by the quote phony media. both candidates hit the swing states today. hillary clinton in new hampshire today with her chief attack dog, senator 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. he thinks that because he has a mouth full of tic tacs that he can force himself on any woman well i got news for you donald trump women have had it with guys like you. >> clinton herself says she'll no longer answer to trump's attacks. ms. clinton: i debated him for 4.5 hours. i don't even think about responding to him anymore. today donald trump telling his supporters don't believe the polls, they're rigged. mr. that the system is rigged is the fact that hillary clinton was even allowed to run for president in the first place. >> some supporters now pleading

newscenter 5's mary saladna is here to explain. mary both vp candidates came : ready to tangle, and the gloves came off immediately and and repeatedly. >> she has been focused on serving others with a special focus on empowering families and of great challenge in the life of this nation, we have weakened america's place in the world, stifled america's economy. the campaign of hillary clinton has been an avalanche of insults. maria: that opened the door to which campaign has been more negative, more offensive . >> he went through a very difficult time but he used the tax code just the way it is supposed to be used and he did it brilliantly. >> how do you know that? >> because he is created a is this that is worth billions of dollars. >> how do you know that? >> he said if i run for president i will release my taxes. and he will. >> he has woken his first promise. mary: meanwhile donald trump was live tweetimng as promised, counter-tweeted, yes trump and pence are running a insult-driven campaign, donald's literally doing it right now

followed by gary johnson with 8%, and -- he is increasing his attacks on his own party -- what do mary saladna. their ecmar mary: trump's twitter tira, folks. mary donald trump set his sights : on the most powerful republican in washington, house speaker paul ryan, who said he wouldn't campaign for the gop nominee after his 2005 lewd comments about women came to light. trump tweeted, "our very weak and ineffective leader, paul ryan, had a bad conference call where his members went wild at his disloyalty." trump went on to tweet "the shackles have been taken off me." >> we are going to smash the

newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in cambridge mary. a short time ago, we learned the lexington. a male cyclist was struck and killed by an 18-wheeler in porter square this morning. a lot of people saw it were badly shaken by the gruesome scene. tonight, some of them met at a nearby coffee shop to talk about the tragedy and their fears about riding in these city streets. >> i think amazing thing about the cycling community is the sense that this could have been us. >> these are dangerous roads, we ride our bikes to get around town. >> we have to be careful, we another. we have to slow down and i think they have to do something with that intersection. this morning's fatality happened at mass and somerville avenues the second time this week a cyclist and a truck have collided. cambridge police spent much of the day re-constructing the accident. kathleen o'brien also saw today's deadly crash. she came tonight to talk about solutions. maria: commitment 2016, donald trump is back in new hampshire tomorrow. he'll take part in a town-hall style meeting in sandown.. some calling it a "dr

newscenter 5's mary saladna is here with the work being done. mary maria and ben, they've : boarded up windows, dug trenches to stem the flooding, but the main concern involves the medical care that will be needed after the storm. the st boniface haiti foundation has been helping the people of southern haiti for 30 years. what started as a one room clinic it's now an 80 plus bed hospital with specialized care that serves over 2.3 million people, surgical and neonatal care, even a spinal injury but tonight, st. boniface hospital, located in fond-des-blancs, sits in matthew's direct path. >> we're kick -- externally concern about rain. the amount of rain they're talking about, 20 to 40 inches. we anticipate massive flooding. mary: conor shapiro is the president and ceo of the foundation, which is based here in newton. contact with hospital staffers in haiti, the hopital itself should withstand the force of the storm, but its' the people living in the surroundign -- surrounding committees most at risk. torrential rains, combined with 130 mph winds a

our mary saladna is live at fenway where it's all happening. mary. mary. fenway. pitas good sign. lots of rain. you know what innobody cares. it was feel-good night here at fenway. >> the big name with the big heart -- big papi, david ortiz. [cheering and applauding] mary: a standing o for david ortiz, not just for his landmark career, but for his generosity and commitment to children off the field. these kids from both new england, and his homeland, the life-saving heart surgery thanks to the charity work that big papi is passionate about. >> this moving tribute on the giant screen sums it up. 563 children saved and thanks to big papi's children's fund. >> i love bp and i love what he he has. >> it's going to be a party all weekend long, a papi party, a chance for fans to say thanks. and an even bigger heart! >> he's one of the best players ever and he's really made an impact on boston. he is and he's the yankee killer, you have to love him. >> inside fenway, it's everything big papi. the grounds crew with their own tribute. sox players wearing special hats and a patch on their j

our mary saladna is here with the new developments. again today, and to the airwaves tonight, attacking his own party leadership. donald trump in the must-win a defiantdonald trump in the must-win state of florida, after declaring on twitter he is a free man. it is so nice that the shackles "it is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and i can now fight for america the way i want to." mary his latest tweet storm also : attacking republican leadership, vowing to win in novermber, but complaining it is hard to do when paul ryan and others give zero support. he will focus on congressional republicans, not trump, after his lewd comments about women came to light. >> if he calls now and wants, this happens all the time. the if you sneeze he calls up and announces, isn't that a terrible thing. mary a new national shows : clinton now leading trump by 9 points. today, al gore made a rare political appearance to deliver a cautionary tale. mr. gore your vote really really : really counts, a lot. mary gore standing with hillary : clin

newscenter 5's mary saladna is here with the high-flying stunt to boost their spirits. providence today, on a mission to make the kids inside smile. captain america, batman and spider-man, just a pane of glass away, several stories up. >> amazing, cool. mary: damian ruiz's favorite, peter parker's alter ego. of course, all these superheroes have secret identities, they're window washers with fish window cleaning in warwick. once a year, they pull double duty, and the payoff, nothing >> they get pretty thrilled, we get a lot of phone calls taking us for doing the event so it feels pretty good. mary: good to see these kids who have been so -- through so much just being kids. >> this is very uplifting to the kids who are not feeling well, they are not their best state. this brings a smile to their faces to see the kids right across the window, they are so excited. maria: this marks the fourth switched out their normal uniforms to don capes and masks. we love when people do kind things for others. especially kids. halloween is days away. when is it, monday? ed: monday. harv

ed: newscenter 5's mary saladna is here with the storm's impact. reporter: it is a dangerous situation. math thighs just getting started there. as darkness fell, matthew's outer bands moved in. in jupiter, florida, wind gusts quickly finding their targets. we want to remind you, if you have to be on the road, be west palm beach, the wind is also the story at this hour. >> just northwest in palm beach gardens, a sign of things to come. >> this is a stop sign here that looks like it has been ripped out of the ground. >> this is a stop sign here that looks like it has been ripped out of the ground. >> in new smyrna beach, just south of daytona beach, a final chance to evacuate. the beaches and the mainland are now closed. >> and earlier this evening in orlando, growing fears about gas shortages. >> this is a popular. he is the tanker truck driver following. >> why? >> they are out of fuel. almost every station that i ran into is out of fuel. nobody wants to pay for premium. maria: they have six days worth of gasoline stockpiled and supplies of good an

in the newsroom, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: right now, a wile crash in maine. a dumb truck flipped over and landed on a car. it was part afton-car pileup on route 1 in york. york police say nop of the jc: commitment 2016, donald trump fighting back and groped women. and they're not the only people trump is going after. donald trump on the defense against his accusers. >> these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. >> the gop nominee is denying allegations he sll assaulted women amid mounting allegations. >> when he started putting his hand up my skirt, and that was it. that was it. i was out of there. >> "the new york times" reports jessica leeds claims that trump groped her three decades ago on a plane. and in 2005, he allegedly introduced himself to ex trump tower secretary rachel crooks by kissing her on the mouth. both women are hillary clinton supporters. they didn't report the alleged forward after the recent release of trump's vulgar 2005 comments bragging about grabbing women. >> trump is demanding

newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at the weston tolls with know, if you don't have a transponder, get one. the are free. starting next friday at 10 p.m., the tolls will no longer be accepting cash. big changes are coming starting the last weekend of october. that's when massdot begins tearing down all 26 toll plazas. commuters will no longer pay as they exit the toll roads, instead you'll be charged as you pass thru the state's 16 new overhead gantries. here's the timeline you need to know. friday, october 28 at 10 p.m., the all electronic tolling system switches over, cash will no longer be accepted at toll booths and the next day at 5pm, new traffic patterns kick in at all toll plazas and sunday at noon, demolition of the toll plazas begins. that means the first real traffic test will be monday morning rush hour on halloween. commuters can expect some scary back-ups. will be channeled into your lanes and stay in those lanes all the way through until you get to the connecting road you're going to. mary: massdot officials are laying out their plans in a series of community meetings, t

mary: i mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: bright future. reid: we will be on the lookout. nichole: mike wankum has your work week forecast next. he's looking at when we'll see the sun again. reid: talking some sports. the pats should out for the first timefi the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. nichole: five kilometers to honor fallen police officers in new hampshire. reid: runners in manchester, paying tribute to officers killed in the line of duty. the 10th annual footrace for the fallen, starting outside the manchester police department this morning. today marking forty years since officer ralph miller died in the line of since officer michael briggs was killed on the job. the police chief, paying tribute to both families. >> it's a difficult month for manchester pd

at fenway park, i'm mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: in other news -- a high-ranking state official off the job after 5 investigates found he used public money to pay for a private party. matthew sisk has resigned effective. sisk and commissioner leo roy spent money on an elaborate they were suspended after we started asking questions. 5 investigates confirming the essex district attorney's office will review information about leonard campanello. he was placed on leave for unspecified reasons. the city has hired a new hampshire firm to audit the for his work helping heroin addicts. antoinette: new details in the mystery at sea surrounding this man who was rescued and his missing mother. their family has a history of disputes over money. david: five years ago at this hartford psychiatric hospital, nathan carman, the boater rescued at sea last weekend, was admitted as a patient. out over money. >> it was more money to fight over than the average family. david: according to a police report, when he threatened to stop supporting his d