wcvb newscenter 5. jc: two people are now facing common. police swarmed the area near park street after the attack, back on october 8. they found a man who' d been stabbed several times. officers just found the suspects on mass ave this past monday. 31-year-old robert zagarella is now charged with assault with intent to murder. 28-year-old megan durant was also arrested. phil: a pepperell belize sergeant off the job, accused of choking a prisoner. the middlesex da confirms that armando herrera is facing several charges. so far no information has been released on the condition of that prisoner. but police chief david skied did issue a statement saying, i want to assure the -- david scott did issue a statement saying, i want to assure the citizens of pepperell. we thank you for your continued support. sergeant herrera was with the department for more than 30 years. jc: a tipster who questioned the integrity of a juror in aaron hernandez' s murder trial earlier this year went before a judge today. newscent

jim lokay, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: right now, police are searching for a man who robbed a mcdonald' s while carrying what looked like a rifle. the suspect walked into the fast food restaurant, pointed the gun it one of the workers and said "give me the money, or i will kill you. he took off with the register drawer. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. phil: a major sale may speed up development in boston' s seaport district the last big chunk of land is being sold for 359 million dollars. chestnut hill' s w.s. development is buying the remaining land around seaport square with a goal of building offices, housing, and shops where vacant parking lots now sit. no snow in the forecast, but boston is trying to stay ahead of the winter. who could blame them after last winter? the public works department that would help cut down on massive snowpiles like the ones winter. it was june -- june -- before a mountain in south boston finally melted. jc: let' s take a look at first alert traffic. you ca

live in peper rel tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. wcvb newscenter 5. ed: also break tonight. also breaking tonight. >> a lot of real answers that we're look for were pushed off or not answered in the detail we would like. >> relatives still searching for answers tonight and wcvb newscenter 5's phil lipof is here with the breaking details. phil? phil. this hearing was as partisan as you could have haded. republicans looking to trip crinton up. democrat looking to pack her up. >> with that, well il be adjourned. >> 11 hours was testimony. it with as all day, even between committee members, it was >> you need make sure the entire record is right. >> that is what i want to do. >> well, then, go ahead. >> for her part, clinton took reresponse k for what happened that tight and was emotional when speaking about those who put their live on those line for their country. >> and you was so struck then as i had been so many times before. let the quality and the integrity and the courage of those americans who serve us what in uniform or out, i care deeply about e

reid lamb ber ty, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: right around the same time a separate bank robber in cambridge. the suspect said he had a weapon, but he did not show it. as he ran off, dye packs from the stolen money exploding. police say the two incidents are not related. antoinette: trump certainly found a receptive crowd. our john atwater is live in tings boro, john. john: he drew those familiar >> i love massachusetts. great people. if john. he doesn't visit the state often his appeal. >> i think we can win with in massachusetts, absolutely. >> thing are as close as you can get. >> we have, at least, fis, 2,000 people outside, and million ry had 250 people. 2:00 john. trum highlighted the momentum the is feeling here as the campaign continues to draw big support. i think the last time the election, they voted republican, obviously on the pored of new hampshire and some of the rural areas up there, so i think, i think at this time is fair country. >> it was fa mellier for the overflow crowd of thousands. >> come here, fell

pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: thanks. we want to get your right to jorge quiroga who is at western mass medical center with more on those injured. jorge: 11 injured. one man telling me he is lucky to walk out with only bumps and bruises. this is cellphone video shows the moments just after the suv crashed into a cinderblock wall, bringing it down. >> the car was so moving? >> i heard a crash. i heard the wall come down. jorge: larry, a car buyer from connecticut, was there. he has a live to show for it. >> something hit me in the back of the legs and i fell down. it was chaos. jorge: he has no idea what hit him. >> i looked behind me and i saw people scrambling. you could hear banging and crashing. i think it hit multiple cars. >> stay away from the cars. everybody away from the cars. >> i did not know if there was somebody shooting. there were so many noises. the bmws slowly driven suddenly accelerated. i looked over my shoulder. i was just fine to get out of there. jorge: amazingly, only one person seriously hurt either

in lynn, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: boston police trying to track down this man, he is wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in brighton. police releasing this photo of armed and dangerous following thursday night' s shooting on teleford street which killed desmond joseph of allston. randy: right now police are , investigating after a child is hit by a car after being let off the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is in worcester where there are a lot of questions this morning. antoinette: the biggest question is why the bus driver was let -- would let a five-year-old off the bus without a parent to meet him. this happened monday afternoon. the bus driver dropped the boy off without an adult present to pick him up, which is against school policy. the driver had hit the boy says the five-year-old ran into the street from between two parked cars. the driver was going below the speed limit. the boy, a student at abby kelly foster charter school, suffered a broken leg and minor head trauma and is expected to be ok

reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a major rescue operation in peabody. he was trapped in this vehicle for nearly two hours. it happened on route 1 northbound around 1:00 and it was almost 3:00 when the driver was finally freed. he was trapped under the dash and the seat and no word on his condition. police are investigating the death of a revere man who died after a violent confrontation with police. he allegedly smashed through an apartment window on winthrop avenue and forced his way inside carrying a young relative. revere police found the man in a stirwell where he fought, punched and bit the officers. he eventually released the child after being tased and he was taken to hospital where he died on sunday night. ed: a brookline firefighter is on leave after being arrested. he is accused of beating up a man who took too long to order at a popular restaurant john atwater is live at the scene reporter: i spoke with a witness who was horrified what she saw. we are told the beating was captured by a surveillance camera. officials say a 37-year-old firefigh

wcvb newscenter 5. jc: king philip high school in renton is being scrubbed after a student was diagnosed with an anti-biotic resistance staph infection. the school began taking steps to protect other kids. the superintendent told our partners that the student is doing well and no one else has been i knows to. -- diagnosed. there was a manhole explosion in somerville. officials say it happened as state police troopers were working a construction detail on mcgrath highway. jc: an elderly rhode island woman the baseball of -- the victim of a baseball bat attack has been upgraded to stable her husband still in critical condition. the man accused of beating the couple is waiting to undergo a the suspect is charged with assault. and his wife after the man' s car ran out of gas wednesday night. boston mayor tom menino died one year ago today. the moment of silence was held at city hall plaza this afternoon. menino served what he years as mayor before stepping down last january. he died of cancer. boston mayor

i'm jim lokay, wcvb, newscenter 5. todd: the federal government has a new plan to regulate drones near airports like logan after numerous close calls around the country. the wall street journal is reporting this morning that the f.a.a. and the transportation department want recreational drone pilots to register their devices. some drones will not be allowed to fly near airports or beyond the sight of the operator. the plan will go into effect by the end of the year. reporting live from logan airport, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: deflategate on the brain for colts fans as the patriots take on indianapolis. fans, fired up last night over last season's scandal. and so were the colts, as they marched in on an opening drive. they went 89 yards in 13 plays-- all in the first quarter. the pats kept it eventful with an 80-yard drive of their own, brady to julian edelman. colts led 21-20 at the half. but the pats turned on the jets in the second. they win, 34-27. randy: a mother will answer to following a weeken

live this morning in boston, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: breaking overnight government up and running and avert a debt crisis. but the fight may just be beginning. the eye's erika tarantal is following information as it comes in. erika: this morning there is a deal between the white house and g.o.p. leaders in the house. and it could come up for a vote as early as tomorrow. but that won't be easy. outgoing house speaker john boehner is already making a hard push trying to rally support from the plan including from the man who wants to replace him-- congressman paul ryan. the spending deal increases military and domestic spending by $80 billion over two years. that would be offset by new revenue like selling off oil from the strategic oil reserve. the plan also suspends the federal debt limit through march of 2017. the clock is ticking. avoid default. and money runs out to keep the government open on december 11. randy? randy: right now another local school is dealing with a threat of violence. the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is in p

announcer: fex on wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: a new take on neating between pope and kentucky county clerk kim davis. what the vatican is saying how to and who else the pope neat day. phil: the latest on joaquin. >> any time a buyer buys a house, they have anxiety. phil: taking the ves out of getting a mortgage. i have this recurring dream p p where i actually enjoy flying r r i never get bored r and i just feel welcome... r r j.c.: a new take on a meeting between pope and kentucky county clerk kim davis. what the vatican is saying how to and who else the pope met that day. the vatican releases a new statement on the pope's contro meeting with kentucky county clerk kim davis. a spokesman says that meeting last week in washington should not be considered a form of "support" for her position, it davis was jailed after refusing to sign marriage licenses for gay couples. the vatican says the pope francis met with many people during the u.s. stay. among them, a former student, grassi, an openly day can argentine who visited fran

wcvb newscenter 5's mary saladna is live. mar? mary: yeah, ed, that victim showed one of the many text message interests the coach the fell howe cheerleader. that friend sounded the alarm. it was cheer, tonight, business is not hurting at the full house al stars cheerleading gym in west prigwater. most paren ares declined come pent p. the coaches left the doors locked. so no one wanted to talk about the former coach now charged with raping one with of the young students. but this mom said sad she won't send her daughter here any more. shockedded to hear that johnson started a text relationship with win this girls coached privately and eventually drivinger from the gym to his boston apartment where the police say he assaulted the 14 year old and afterwards told her he loved her. >> disturbing. to know he could bring it, you know, 14 year old foc his home like that. mary. son asked the ninth-grader to sen him pictures of herself which she did. >> it is disgusting. disappointing, especially, pause but are in higher power. you are sup

live in lowell, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: a crackdown could soon be on the way for massachusetts drivers. state lawmakers are getting ready to take the state's cell phone driving law one step further. tomorrow there will be a hearing on several different proposals to enforce hands-free driving. drivers would need to use hands-free technology behind the wheel like bluetooth. the only exception here would be emergency situations. right now several neighboring states including new hampshire, connecticut, vermont, and new york have these hands-free driving laws. supporters say it cuts down on crashes by reducing the risk of distracted driving. we're live in newton this morning. antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: antoinette, thank you. this life ring is one of the clues found in the search for a missing u.s. cargo ship. the ship known as "el faro" disappeared near the bahamas on thursday while hurricane joaquin a distress call indicates the vessel lost power and started taking on water. it had been headed t

this is wcvb newscenter 5 the a a -- newscenter 5 at 5:30. >> route 20 in oxford is still closed as police investigate a three-vehicle chain reaction crash that left a woman dead and an 8-month-old in critical condition. >> the so-called bonnie and clyde bank robbers were caught today in pennsylvania. phil: the hyde park woman accused of killing her uncle is sentenced to a 20-damon tall evaluation. she had to be carried into the courtroom after refusing to appear. >> a senior crashed after phil: it happened child shop. now we are hear frght people -- from the people whose lives he touched. we go now live to pea body. reporter: somehow the teenager lost control of his car and pole. it cut short a promising young life. >> he is always nice and always polite. i cannot believe it. reporter: he was a standout, an honor student at malden catholic and a hard working employee at tasty foods. >> he was one of the most respectful young men i had the pleasure to work with. he was always so nice to everyone. >> he was always busy and always doing his work. reporter: the 17 yierld was coming home from

report live from mass maritime kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. jim: the pilot who died on board a flight en route to boston apparently had a massive heart attack. we're hearing from his widow this morning. >> he knew he wanted to be a pilot. he knew that was what he wanted to do. if nothing else, i'm grateful that that's what he was doing. he was doing what he loved. jim: the american airlines flight was on its way from phoenix when it had to make an emergency stop in syracuse. the crew told passengers captain michael johnston wasn't feeling well at the time. paramedics were at the gate, but all indications are it was just too late to perform c.p.r. johnston's widow says her husband had bypass surgery almost a decade ago. sera? sera: jim, the hugely popular fantasy sports web sight draft kings is under fire this morning. it is reported that an employee accidentally posted data online showing which nfl players were being picked the most in fantasy lineups. that same day that employee won $50,000 on fandual, a competing web site. both sites claim t

. >> she's talking only to wcvb move that set her off. j.c.: a local family's health mystery baffling doctors. >> how do all seven of us come down with breast cancer if with where seven sisters are turning for answers. phil: the white house changing its policy on syria. phil: john is live. john. right now, the best clue police have came from a surveillance camera. >> all i heard was like get out of the way. get off the road. john: then at full speed, the pickup flipped him of the bike as he tumbled to the ground. i remember laying on the ground holding my wrist, and then looking up and noticing it was, it was in direction that it shouldn't be going. john. the violent crash left him with a broken wrist them exray show painful break. open it up. john. he is a doctor. it was just after 7:00 in the morning last month. back at home, it has been tough to manage three young kids and through the painful recovery, lingers. >> i believe he did it intentionally and a drive ton me, and i think therefore likely not paying attention then chose not stop

s. salehed na, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: new at 11:00, police warning about a possible bad batch of heroin making the drug even more dangerous than usual. police and the da in southbridge issuing the warning tonight after two overdoses last night. in both cases the drug narcan was used to save the victims. police are worried that someone tampered with the heroin and is now selling it to unsuspecting users. jc: a car auction thrown into chaos. right now, 11 people are hurt after an suv plows into a crowd in framingham. tonight, we're learning more about the victims and the man behind the wheel. wcvb newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live at the scene. reid? reid: the auction kips continuing to work there is no investigate this morning's crash f.p up with of the drivers showcasing luxury suv created a spectacle of danger. seconds of chaos followed by minutes of paining and if fear. one man pulled from the crumbled concrete and out-of-control suv. >> you know, everyone was scared for their life. >> i was running for my own

wcvb newscenter 5. jc: added to the list of another reason why i will never be jumping out of a plane. phil: i did it once. it was spectacular. but that is horrifying. jc: one of the worst nightmares. wcvb newscenter 5 >> at 6:00 starts right now. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here from the woman who turned the tables after a creepy encounter. harvey: how much of a warm up to expect. >> salem preparing for the halloween onslaught. when you need to know if you' re going to this year' s celebration in witch city. >> setting sail for military families who lost so much, a gold star thank you to those who paid the ultimate price. >> from boston' s news leader, 6:00. phil: disturbing charges against the plymouth man accused of gaining access to a south shore elementary school through false pretenses. it happened during school hours. go has it police say the suspect was seen walking through empty class

phil lipov, wcvb, newscenter 5. frank: jeb bush's faltering presidential campaign is scaling and other costs. the bush camp says it will invest more cash in securing wins in early voting states. right now, the focus appears to be on new hampshire. staffers will reportedly face payroll cuts up to 40%. bush, who is already visiting each of the four early states about twice a month, is planning to make more frequent and longer trips to those states. karen: we're following breaking news in worcester this morning. frank: a small plane has crashed at the airport. we'll have much more on air, online and on our mobile apps. also coming up baseball stepping up after a key flaw in the social network's app. karen: and the price for your holiday turkey is going up. the reason behind the price spike. danielle: and i'm tracking tropical storm patricia. where it is right now, where it's heading next, frank: it's now 8:44. time for a look at your top economic stories. here's a look at the market. the dow finishing up 157 points on

live in calm ridge with tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: breaking news from florida tonight. a car scare for red sox pitcher. they are sitting inside of a car that morning. another driver pulled up, pointed a gup, then demanded the keys. that suspect then fired a bull fleet the ground we're taking off. johnson was not hurt. the video you are about to see shows florida police hunting for the suspect in the woods after he led them on 125 miles per hour chase down i-95. no i is in custody tonight. johnson was a minor league all star who was called up to the red sox in july. phil: the white house changing its policy on syria. for the first time, u.s. ground troops ordered in helping local isis. phil: it is a dramatic reversal for president obama and one that is getting an uneasy reception on capitol hill. our jorge quiroga is live in the newsroom. jorge, you spoke to a congressman who knows something about boots on the ground. jorge. that is right. critics including congressman say past and cent history contradict that assessment. if if u

i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. karen: the prosecution will not be able to have their own mental health expert examine the danvers teen accused of killing his teacher. a judge has ordered 16-year-old philip chism to undergo an facility in worcester. that after the teen refused to enter the courtroom during jury selection saying he was hearing voices. prosecutors believe chism is faking his psychological issues. frank: the company that runs the commuter rail is in the red. keolis lost $19.4 million in the first half of the year. "the globe" reports that most of the losses stem from the record-breaking snowfall. they were forced to pay penalties for bad service along with overtime and higher repair costs. a special honor for police officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice. karen: the massachusetts law enforcement memorial foundation held its annual memorial ceremony in boston's ashburton park yesterday. nine officers were memorialized including boston patrolman dennis simmonds who suffered a head injury during th

>> wcvb newscenter 511:00 starts right now. ed: real horror at a convention for zombie fans, the killer on the loose right now. heather: flakes falling, temperatures plunking. mike w.: the cold blast you'll feel in the morning and when warmer air arrives. what to expect when whitey bulger's girlfriend is back in court tomorrow. right now, a sexual assault under investigation at boston university, a student attacked inside her dorm. the crime happened during parents weekend. heather: news of that attack spreading across campus. we are live in boston with new information tonight. rhondella. >> police say the victim did not know her attacker. parents see for themselves, you either need an i.d. or to be signed in. this attack happened in the dorm behind me and everyone wants to know how he got in. boston university police sent a cam putswide alert, october 18, a female student reported that between 2:00 and 2:50 a.m. she was sexually assaulted in her dorm room. >> the fact that it was in a school dorm with the description of some g

live in lowell this morning, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: right now south carolina is under a state of emergency amid epic flooding. this is just one of hundreds of rescues in the fast-moving floodwaters that have just swamped parts of the state. and cindy, this is still not over. cindy: it's not unfortunately. it's still raining there. the state has had nearly 24 inches of rain. that's two feet. unbelievable. those numbers are just staggering. at least seven deaths are now being blamed on this rainstorm. entire towns in south carolina are underwater, cars submerged, roads buckled. today emergency workers will go door to door in columbia checking on people trapped by the rising waters. this mother and infant daughter were plucked from their home by a coast guard helicopter. just one of the rescues carried out by coast guard and national guard crews in south carolina. another big concern with all this rain-- drinking water. all of the capitol of columbia-- 375,000 people-- now under a boil-water order. erika: and still raining for anot

todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: we have new video of a dramatic rescue. drivers were trapped in their cars. rescue crews ran a line across the flooded street and helped those stranded drivers walk across to safety. a state of emergency has been declared in the state of south carolina tonight. three deaths are now being blamed on this flooding and many people say they have lost everything they own. >> pretty much everybody down there has lost everything this morning. our vehicles, our clothes, our everything. we still have our lives. ed: president obama has approved federal disaster money to help specifically in that state and area. mike wankum joins us right now. it's not joaquin doing this. mike: the danger was we were worried they would get wrapped england. they're staying separate. let me show you what joaquin is doing right now. this was down to a contrary one, three, four, and now just slowly dropping away. it's a pretty ragged center that you're talking about. that little spot is bermuda at this point, very strong winds going on there. the other are

live, veer congy, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. we are learning more billion the brutality accusations about the police officer who rebe signed today. former sergeant is charged with strangulation, once the nearly 30-year veteran has been a subject of inernal investigation. the chief released a statement saying, in part, i want to assure the citizens that this was an isolated incident and this has been a difficult time for our department, and dedicated members and we thank you for the continued support. >> and police are searching for a killer, tonight, after mans a found dead in a busy section of brighton. the shoot happening pened after midnight. neighbors reported hearing shots leading police to the 30-year-old victim on the street. the suspects took off through na nearby parking lot. police are scanning area surveillance video looking for more clues. phil: tonight, two polls, both of them, donald trump arep is not on ton iowa. s the first for the republican front rund run arer slipping behind dr. ben carson. his response tonigh

announcer: wcvb newscenter five starts right now. ed: the fbi now on the case of this classroom takedown. why a second student was arrested. harvey: subway attack. the man thrown onto the track. the suspects on the loose right now. mary: a pembroke teen side-by-side with the president and she is back home tonight. the letter she wrote that got her invited to the white house. ed: the little baby hurt in the cement truck crash in oxford has died. right now, he' s two-year-old brother hospitalized in critical -- his two-year-old brother hospitalized in critical condition. heather: i am heather unruh. ed: and i' m ed harding. heather: new at 11:00, we are hearing from the boy' s relatives. newscenter 5' s john atwater is john? john: right now, we hearing from the family of that boy. the grandmother struggles to describe the pain of losing her daughter and grandson. grandmother: [crying] >> she can' t over -- can' t even grieve over her daughter because her family needs are right now. john: thankfully, the two-year-old will pull through.

live in roxbury, jim lokay, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: new at noon: firefighters spent hours battling a fierce fire in mt. morning. a three-story apartment building collapsed as the flames spread from a ground-floor deli, jumping roof to roof. several other homes and businesses were also destroyed. patriots marched the way to vehicle ry held over the comes. in dy fans fired up last night. so was the team. the colts went 89 yards on the game's first 13 plays to score. the pats, they kept can it even within 80-yard drive of their own. brady to evelyn here. the colts led 21-20 at the half, about it was this trick play gone wrong in the third quarter that doomed the colts. an odd punt for nation try to draw on side, instead, the colts' player snapped the ball to make the tackle. patriots quickly scored and fans nationwide were left scratching their heads. >> not something they have done in the past. we didn't know the play was going to be obviously. it was good have a play. >> as long as you play by the rules, you mo he, do what your c

wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the system failed her. a new report tonight says dcf didn't do enough to protect bella, toddler known for months only as baby dough. here's more from boston with more on the report just released this afternoon. >> it was -- it goes back to 2012-2013. in both those years they actually checked on baby bella and her situation after there were reports of neglect. but they fumbled the ball and then dropped it in the end because they apparently listened to what the mother was saying and never checked it out. >> dcf was aware that the mother had her parental rights terminated for two other children. the last termination was more than 10 years before the birth of bella. >> bella bond, the office of the child advocate found the system and individuals both failed the little girl. >> it is clear the department of children and families should have not closed the case in 2013. >> baby bella's body was discovered on deer land in june. police have charged rochelle bond and her boyfriend. he's charged with murder. the chil

reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: a brockton man gunned down on his way to buy a new puppy. prosecutors say he was the victim of a robbery attempt while he was in his car. newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson spoke with a survivor who witnessed the killing. she' s live in brockton. rhondella: the family says he had a pocket full of cash to buy a puppy. the prosecution says he was also selling marijuana. tonight and abington man is being charged with robbery and murder. >> he had a gun to the back of his head, the kid wanted everything we had. reporter: he survived by jumping out of the car yesterday on rodney street. police say the cut -- gunman richard matt targalinee junior of brockton. the 28-year-old victim was giving a ride for a drug deal according to prosecutors. >> a small bag of marijuana. reporter: in addition the victim' s family said he told friends he had eight dollars -- $800 cash. >> they knew he had just cash his check and they asked him to pull down the street sayng you , know what this is ,i

in the newsroom, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: there's still a gusty wind around the boston area tonight. warm air is moving out and changes are on the way. meteorologist: the record was 79. it will stay in the books. it a witness cooling down since then. 52 with 1,000-foot high. the winds busy tonight. they are just starting to diminish in someplace. still a gust over 20 here and there. wilt be a factor. temperatures are are back to normal. out in the morning. 46 in boston. 41 in nausea, new am shir. you will have a bright day. a little bit breezy at times. afternoon readings in the's. more typical fall weather tomorrow. we talk about halloween weekend in a little hil. heather? >> right now, the driver in the violent wreck is in the opt. state police say the volvo was clipped by aky a. heather: right now, the driver in the violent wreck is in the hospital with serious injuries. state police say the volvo was clipped by a kia as both were heading north on route 1 in that forced the volvo to cross the highway and slam head

phil lipov, wcvb, newscenter 5. frank: jeb bush's faltering presidential campaign is scaling back on staff, salaries, travel, and other costs. the bush camp says it will invest more cash in securing wins in early voting states. right now, the focus appears to be on new hampshire. staffers will reportedly face payroll cuts up to 40%. bush, who is already visiting each of the four early states about twice a month, is planning to make more frequent and longer trips to those states. karen: house republicans are targeting the president's health care law again. frank: the key parts of the plan being stripped in a budget bill. and facebook stepping up after a key flaw in the social networks app. karen: and the price for your spike. danielle: and i'm tracking hurricane patricia. where it is right now, where it's heading next, and the cold air that's settling frank: now 6:44. time for a look at your top economic stories. here's a look at those numbers. the dow finishing up 157 points on friday. for the week an almost 3% incr

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in westward, live, ho jorge cue dring. , wcvb newscenter 5. ed: breaking news on former nba star lamar odom. investigators revealing tonight that a 911 caller told them that odom had been using cocaine and taking an herbal form of viagra before he was found unconscious in a brothel out of las vegas. search warrants issued for his los angeles home tonight. the ex-husband of reality tv star khloe kardashian is now on life support. airlifted to the hospital because he was too big for the chopper. heather: new at 11:00, a local teacher covering up, hiding from the cameras. a much different image from the naked pictures he is accused of sending to a student! wcvb newscenter 5's john atwater is live in southbridge with the charges against him. john: heather, he is back home tonight. we are trying to give you the opportunity. john: he arrived home on the him. he sent ten naked fot toes of himself to a 17-year-old student he taught. >> the student never teacher. never said anything. just he mained silent. the 22-year-old teacher sent the pictures twic

rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: an update to yesterday's and run in saugus. the car they were looking for after the collision on route 1. but so far, no arrests. the victim, a 33-year-old man, was hit late last night while walking along the highway. the teen killed in a crash sunday night has been identified as a malden catholic senior. 17-year-old alex vitale was alone in his car when it crashed into a utility pole on summit street. he was taken to a hospital but didn't make it. malden catholic issued a statement saying the entire school community is praying for his family. emily: a judge could release new details tomorrow on the marathon bomber's life behind bars. erika's back with the one thing that could stop that information from coming out. erika? erika: that one thing-- arguments by lawyers in the case. the judge who presided over the tsarnaev trial says he'll make those details public unless he's convinced otherwise. right now dzhokhar tsarnaev is being held at the supermax prison in colorado. that's

i'm mary saladna, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: we're now hearing from a family that truly understands the horror of the oregon shootings. their child, killed in the sandy hook elementary school shooting three years ago. michele gay moved her family from newtown, connecticut, to sudbury following the massacre. her seven-year-old daughter josephine was fatally shot on that december day at sandy hook. michele says the focus needs to be on the families of the oregon victims. >> those very early days for us were about grieving, putting your feet on the ground. very basic things that everybody takes for granted as a part of normal everyday life. those things are now an enormous challenge for those families because they're broken. antoinette: michele launched a national organization called safe and sound promoting school safety. frank: a staggering statistic this morning. a new report finding that domestic violence has killed 334 people in massachusetts over the last decade. the nonprofit jane doe uncovered that domestic viol

in reading, i'm mary saladna, wcvb, newscenter 5. frank: a boston man is found guilty in the first-degree murder of a 67-year-old grandmother. prosecutors say timothy kostka was on a quest for drug money in 2012 when he broke into barbara coyne's home. when she walked in on him, he beat her and slit her throat taking off with winning lottery tickets that he cashed in for heroin. kostka faces life in prison without parole. antoinette: 5 on the opioid crisis. new hampshire lawmakers are proposing a new bill that could put a drug court in every county in the state. manchester police say the city has seen more than 500 overdoses in 2015, 60 of which were deadly. state senator david boutin is co-sponsoring a statewide grant program that would allow each superior court to apply for drug court. to be certified as a drug court, the county would have to have an arrangement with a local treatment center >> we'll be able to get them into the system, get them treatment, and hopefully reduce the use of drugs on the street and reduce the amount of

at the state house, janet wu, wcvb, newscenter 5. ed: another big dig is about to start in boston, but no to where as big or as long. the boston common looking back for relic frtz revolutionary war. they are looking for the secrets of the past and for native american you artifacts. it is expected to last two days. heather: and cost a billion dollars. not quite. that was probably a bad joke. ed: harvey in two days it will not be that bad. harvey: one day will do the trick. speaking of that, boston was 31 this morning. the average date for the first freezing temperature in boston is november 8th. it has been a nice few weeks ahead of that. the earliest was october 10th, 1979 when it snowed on that particular date of the the last time was in 1988 when we got down to freezing or below in october in boston. today was way below the average. 12 degrees was the high. 14 in the low temperature department. average it all out it was colder than average. this month now it is a recent cool weather and we are a little below average in terms of tem

>> wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00 starts right now. ed: fantasy sports scandal. was insider info used to win big bucks? breaking tonight, the new investigation just launched. heather: fierce floods in south carolina pushing coffins to the surface. why it may only get worse. ed: the cafeteria clash -- >> don' t touch me! don' t touch you for what? ed: -- that landed a student in handcuffs. heather: emotional score jorge: its more than just a touchdown . heather the gesture this local : mom will never forget. >> ed: breaking news tonight. company embroiled in a fantasy sports scandal. heather: and i' someone you don' t want looking into your business is now asking newscenter 5' s phil lipof is at phil: new york' s attorney that he is opening an inquiry into both draft kings and fan duel -- both billion dollar microscope -- after an employee from one company won $350,000 from the other. an employee for one of the two big fantasy companies, draft kings, based in boston -- won $350,000 on rival site fan duel. that happened the same week he inadvertently posted informa

for now live in hopkinton, i'm jim lokay, wcvb. emily: breaking overnight. five nato troops are dead after a helicopter crash in afghanistan. a security guard says the chopper appeared to hit the cable of an observation balloon before it crashed landed at nato headquarters in kabul. british military officials say two of those killed were members of the royal air force. the other casualties have not also breaking right now. a "washington post" journalist detained in iran for more than a year has just been convicted of espionage. jason rezaian reportedly faces 10 to 20 years in prison. a judiciary spokesman says rezaian will be eligible to appeal in 20 days. right now investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire that set several boats ablaze. at least two boats destroyed on mashpee's little river. smoke started rising off one boat yesterday morning, and it didn't take long for the fire to spread. firefighters had a hard time getting to the fire. driveway access along riverside road too narrow. the burning docks also made it tough for firefighters

live in plymouth, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. north attleboro is taking new action in response to campus shootings. 60 teachers and staff are now trained to use special radios with first responders. the change follows a review of school safety procedures in the wake of the 2012 massacre in newtown, connecticut. "the sun chronicle" reports the new tools were purchased through the town's capital improvement plan. parents of students at nashua north high school will meet with school leaders this morning. the meeting comes after a book called "death notes" was found with the names of 17 students inside. the superintendent says the student behind the book will be disciplined. >> it was hard to see her out there, and she held on and fought as long as she could. emily: a family reeling from a devastating loss after a wellesley teen collapses at field hockey practice. her parents say that picture, taken just moments earlier, is bringing them comfort this morning. 16-year-old casey dunne was the middle of five children. her parents say sh

phil lipof, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: most of the protestors who blocked i-93 in east milton and medford, tying up rush hour traffic last winter, will avoid jail time. instead 14 of the protestors will only have to do community service all thanks to a plea deal they struck with the middlesex d.a. the disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and conspiracy charges were dropped in exchange for a single charge of trespassing. another group of 11 protesters are still facing charges. frank: this plymouth man is charged with faking his way into a local school, then stealing money from teachers. prosecutors say 31-year-old anthony binsfield posed as a heating contractor to get into deer hill school in cohasset. from purses in three empty police say binsfield admits to being in the school and says he's addicted to opioids. he's no stranger to the building. >> he had a uniform on. he had already been in our buildings doing work in a prior time. >> so he was familiar? >> yes. frank: binsfield faces trial next month for lar

live in harvard tonight, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: a community on high alert tonight after the attempted kidnapping of a middle schooler in randolph. the police say the 11 year old girl got off the bus aroan yesterday afternoon when afle he'll railroadly man approached and grabbed her by the arm. she was able to get away, but the man continued to follow her. >>> he didn't say anything that time. then he followed her once more, again, not make any statements to her, and that is the hast time she saw him. phil: the girl describe the han as an elderly white man with day from hair about 5'7" with, wearing a red sox hood flip-flops. heather: >> swept up up in a scramble and t smiths tossed into the crowd. the injured man says the promotion has become dangerous. our sera congi is live. ser sna. >> antoinette, the long-time pru withins' fan fell down seven rows and he was not the be only one hurt. >> it is working the way. reporter: george royce recovering from a frightening fall at the garden. you e was at the bruin versus philadelphi

i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. karen: fugitive drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman has reportedly escaped capture again and got hurt in the process. guzman broke out of prison through an underground tunnel in july and has been on the run ever since. mexican officials tracked the drug kingpin to the northeast section of the country. he managed to get away but suffered injuries to his face and leg. the prosecution will not be able to have their own mental health expert examine the danvers teen accused of killing his teacher. a judge has ordered 16-year-old philip chism to undergo an evaluation at a psychiatric facility in worcester. that after the teen refused to enter the courtroom during jury selection saying he was hearing prosecutors believe chism is faking his psychological issues. frank: the company that runs the commuter rail is in the red. keolis lost $19.4 million in the first half of the year. "the globe" reports that most of the losses stem from the record-breaking snowfall. they were forced to pay penalti