had been fired by the hvac company huntington controls and was thereunder false pretenses. >> we do not want to think that strangers are roaming the school with our children this there. reporter: he's charged with trespassing but is he also a thief. security cameras caught an image of someone looking like him entering 8:45 a.m. and leaving 30 minutes later without signing outs. during the day 3 teachers reported money was missing from their wallets. so far binsfield is not charged with harass any and his lawyer says there's little to prove it. >> the fact he hasn't been charged is indicative. reporter: binsfield later admitted to police he didn't have an appointment at the school. his family couldn't make his $750 bail today. it's all prompted a review of security measure at cohasset schools it means the front office will have more notice of visitors.

in they will be notified in advance or perhaps personally the director of facilities will come with the individual himself and say why that person is there. reporter: the superintendent says unfortunately it took this incident to realize there were lapses in security. in the meantime police are looking into whether the thefts area are connected to similar incidents at a nearby school a couple of weeks ago. reporting live from cohasset beth germano wbz news. we have breaking news right now police in manchester, new hampshire are investigating the sudden death of an infant a baby girl was found dead in an apartment on kimball street this morning. detectives are going to execute a search warrant there. but police say there does not appear at this point to be foul play. there's breaking news out of washington tonight the white house has approved sending u.s. special forces into syria. a small number less than 50 will train and assist the local soldiers who are fighting isis

>> the president does expect that they can have an impact in intensifying our strategy for building the capacity of local forces inside of syria. >> cbs news and scott pelley will have much more on this developing story on the cbs evening news coming up at 6:30. hopefully the costumes are ready and you're set to go for halloween tomorrow. the celebrate is off to an early start in the witch city as we give you a live look at the witch of salem. tonight chief meteorologist eric fisher is here with your trick-or-treat forecast and it's not scary a all. >> it's look like quite a treat. i expect reesees peanut butter cups. we had highs in the 50s last year. starting to cool off we've got clear skies chill in the air after a gorgeous okay day. miting away. storm off to the south and west an flooding the plains but heading off to the mortgage and

not making a move toward us at home. clear skies overnight looking at beautiful sunshine to start the day tomorrow. slowly during the afternoon evening. high clouds will start to filter in. not bringing a big impact and the winds are going to be staying pretty light in terms of your actual hour by hour falling through the 4030s overnight. tomorrow morning we'll start the rebound making our way full service in the low 50s turing the afternoon. tree or treeest hour temps will quickly settle back through the '40s. light winds dry crisp air i deal type of halloween night. on sunday a chance for a couple of showers we'll take a look at that in a few minutes. thanks so much. halloween in salem is always a big event. another live look here, but having halloween fall on a saturday brings new challenges to the haunted happenings. we'll take a look at that in 20 minutes. prep school graduate sentenced to jail yesterday for sexual assault could have received a lighter punishment. owen labrie was sentenced to one year for using a computer

to lure a main or into sexy has to register as a sex offender for life. the prosecutor's office says labrie rejected a series of much lighter sentences. a solar panel sparked a building today. tremendous month street malfunctioned setting fire to the panel and rupper roof. one person in the building had to be treated for smoke inhalation. one year ago boston lost former mayor tom menino. his success s says or marty walsh held a moment of silence this afternoon at city hall. tonight city hall will be tribute. also remembering the late mayor his son tom menino, jr. in an jon keller. >> what do you miss the most? >> phone calls you know. i have him on my phone still

the number's never going away. reporter: for tom menino, jr. the calls from hi father are no more. the legacy endures through the warm memories of others. >> my daughter went an got her license was over in dorchester and the lady who did it after we were all done he said i met your father twice he gave me an award he was a great guy. i've met its i've met the dalai lama coming from the regular person that works that he was out supporting trying to make boston better for that means a lot more to us. reporter: for tom, jr.'s two daughters and son and sister susan's three kids, their papa's lessons live on in their commitment to community volunteerism. >> when they were old enough to get in the car with him and go they did it. and you know what they like we want to do it. that's what he was to us. that's what we want to do. we want to keep that alive for him. reporter: regrets as the late mayor's favorite song my way

>> the only thing you know we really didn't get to do is spend a lot of time with him that's the biggest miss. but you know what, the gift he gave us is our strength, the love for the city, the love for the people at that time all it is. reporter: i asked the mayor's son if we'll ever see the family fame on a boston ballot again he recalls that when his father announced his retirement from politics his eldest daughter samantha said she would have run if she weren't too young to legally do so because quote she would have had the best guy in her corner her grandfather. that would have been a campaign to see. >> yes it would have. we saw that moment of silence mayor walsh had at city hall. it must be hard to see the new mayor moving on. >> that could have been awkward tom menino and walsh

were never political allies but tom menino, jr. tells me mayor walsh could thought have been more gracious toward him and the rest of the family over the past year certainly remember his warm eulogy at the funeral. he says, you know, it's his time now. just as it was tom menino's time when he took over for ray flynn. they understand that and there's a real friendship. >> real warmth they appreciate other. >> jon keller thank you very much. >> paula, john thank you. speaking of mayor walsh is trying to save a piece of tradition that tom menino camp beyonded talking about first night. an e-mail obtained by the web site universal hub shows the midnight fireworks are not part of the plans for the next first night. mayor walsh told the herald that he was surprised by this. and he's not happy about it. the mayor says he'll look to see what the city can do. the new year's celebration was already going to be a scaled down events without the fireworks.

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. >> a cape cod haunted maze open for more than a decade shutdown by town inspectors before halloween. some say it's a battle between fun and safety. >> today that dispute went all the way to court. >> halloween is a really big deal for john and helen. they have been setting up a haunted maze for 11 years. >> it's a lot of fun we have a lot of people that come every year, and they don't know what else to do. >> we're talking about a

>> the authorities told them they had to shut it down. >> basically violates building code and public safety code s we have to take everything serious. >> there's no -- we don't want to be the ones to go back after there's a tragedy. reporter: while neighbors worked on the set up adding extra fire extinguishers exit signs and even cameras john has decided to fight city hall asking a judge the rule against the cease and desist order. >> we won. halloween is on. reporter: late this afternoon a judge decided the maze can operate. >> . >> they made the assumption we didn't have a lot of the safety things they wanted. we did and do. reporter: tonight and tomorrow the spooky tradition will continue. >> i'm extremely happy. i'll be on my way to get my haunted house ready for tonight. >> by the way you may be wondering why they started this in the first place they started

the event in honor of their son halloween. your birthday. >> what better way and they are probably going to have a lot of visitors drive by tomorrow because it's going to be gorgeous. >> great weather to be outside none of those things you have to put the big huge court over your outfit. >> it ruins everything when you plan for one thing it's raining windy or too cold are or too hot. it's going to be goldilocks right. nice mix of cool days dry days. the whole month coming up just about average for typical october. out there tonight we're at 54 degrees at boston. worcester down to 48. we've got clear skies mt. washington at 14 degrees that time of year you start seeing some pretty amazing numbers on top of the rock pile. a lot of cool air across the northeast. not future just pretty much what you would expect in late october. high pressure building in that means the breeze we had all day can today that dies down allows the temperatures to really fall back many towns into the 20s by tomorrow morning especially off

toward the west of boston. the city will say in the mid to upper 30s. same idea for the cape and the islands but many other locations going below freezing to kick off the weekend. good news is although it's very chilly very bright. clear skies tonight lots of starlight and moonlight. tomorrow we're looking at full sun in the afternoon evening few high cirrus clouds move in should make for a great halloween sunset. toward the overnight clouds thicken slight chance of a couple of showers sprinkles sunday morning north and west of boston not expecting much in the way of rainfall out of that. after a great start we should work into more sunshine in the afternoon let you are temperatures bounce back to a milder spot. trick-or-treat forecast haunted hayride 50 degrees at 5:00 p.m. falling through the 40s quiet cool not a lot of wind. full look at the weekend it's pretty quiet for us mainly sunny tomorrow low 50s.

saturday night we stay in the 40s with clouds providing a little insulating blankets not letting us get too cold. on sunday chance of a sprinkle in the morning partly sunny rebound to 60 degrees in the afternoon. peak foliage happening for the boston area points farther south and east. little past peak north and west of the city. got to tell you walking around today those moments are so fleeting when have you beautiful weather cobalt blue skies and the agency foliage it's happening around the city. soak it this and enjoy it. of course on saturday night we set the clocks back an hour. sunrise on sunday morning will be 6:17, sunset at 4:38 if you're not too enthused about the darker evening maybe you like the accu wet 7-day forecast. it's basically sunny and pleasant every single day, 60s and 70s every afternoon. shy of records. don't think we'll be settinging any of those might be close by the end of the week it's been a pretty spectacular fall. no complaints. >> it really has. all right eric thanks so much. so the clocks go back we get

that extra hour of sleep no patriots game on sunday they need more revert than that. >> it's been a tough stretch for then. you had the colts game which was so emotional then you had the jets and thursday night game has been tough. >> they came out of looking good once again. patriots resting up this weekend after a very productive week where they put up a pair of afc east winds their latest 36-7 ramp over the dolphins at gillette last night. victory that improve the pats to 7-0 as they approach the midway mark of the season. tom brady the story last night. number 12 throwing four touchdown passes bring the season total to 20. new england wins it 36-# it. we got an exclusive look inside the patriots locker room. >> nice going, baby. >> great game. >> what a game.

>> quick week. >> way to go big guy. >> awesome. enjoy this. we do this thing together man. start? >> pass on to the newest inductee to the hall of fame. willie mcginn is when the owner took to the mike to pay tribute to his most iconic moment as a patriot there might have been double meaning in his comment which the crowd clearly loved. >> there's nothing more satisfying than saddleing the

the patriots did 16 times during willie's 12 year career. >> clearly robert craft is referring to 2003 goal line stand in indy where the cameras caught machine mostly cloudy guinness emerging victorious. that play slipesed the crowd in indy he wondered what it would sound like in foxborough. the pay rot went wild. patriots game day start at 11:30 followed by the nfl today. bengals steel. sell tucks won at the bruins are in action against the panthers. they have won four of their

last five chug a 6-0 shellacking of the coyotes on tuesday. football tonight harvard host dartmouth. game 3 of the world series shifts to new york. it's a great time of year. >> you coined a new phrase hockey shellacking. >> irish night. >> thanks so much. up next staying safe on the spookiest night of the year. salem prepares for halloween on

cbs evening news coming up next at 6:30. >> scott pelley is enjoying us live with a preview. >> hey paula, david great to be with you in boston. steve hartman will be along with his on the road series tonight. this evening he's going to be focusing on a high school football coach who was surprised to say the least that

helmets was his own daughter. we'll have that and the rest of the world news coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> all right scott thank you. if you love halloween there is only one place to be this weekend. >> salem is the capital for all things trick-or-treating our jim armstrong is there. reporter: i'm about to be joined over the course of the next couple of days by a vast record breaking size crowd. they are estimating tomorrow here alone between 80 and a hundred thousand people coming day. >> have you ever been to salem before? >> no my first-timers if there is such a thing as halloween spirit this place on this you'd find it. >> i'm the one that directs them where they have to go ask you send people on candlelight ghost tours. >> and i give them canneds. >> it's terrifying. >> yes it's real terrifying. >> you're laughing you're scaring me. >> they are literally what

>> i'm a little distracted by the dude lind you i'm not going to lie. is there there's my roommate. no it's cool. >> hey come back in here. >> plan on driving into salem tonight think twice about that of we're encouraging people to take the trains to come in and out of salem that's absolutely the best way. reporter: that is also fantastic advice if you're planning coming in tomorrow. back live in salem you're looking at the witch museum. there's 6:30 event going on inside there too. folks have a lot to do tonight even though it's the night before halloween. right now we're still kind of at the point where costumes are maybe pg ish lot of kid friendly costumes. we'll deep our eye on toes costumes as they change we'll bring you another live from salem at 10:00 and 11:00 tonight. jim armstrong a wbz news. >> very interesting after the dark. thank you so much. still to come taking his campaign downtown.

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