auto body shop saw it over their fence. >> reporter: other witnesses ran to help. and you see the rescue crews working around the wreckage and the bottom of a saab and the three injured people in it. >> it takes a lot to split a telephone pole in three-pieces. >> reporter: the car in the middle is seen wizzing by. the police said it was clanking lanes and it clipped the other car leaving the witnesses that saw it shaking their heads. >> not very good. >> people are crazy. >> reporter: fortunately, the police said that the injuries are not life-threatening no criminal charges at this point. but manchester police are putting out a plea to the public if anyone has information, if anyone witnessed this, they would appreciate a phone call. christina hagger, wbz.

sandwich police investigating the death of a one-month-old girl. the police came to the home just after 7:00 this morning after the reports of an unresponsive child and the officer could not revive the infants. and the doctors said that the baby girl died from sids. a man arrested after a standoff in canton has died from his injuries. it happened this morning that the man attacked his brother and then barricaded himself inside the home on washington street. the s.w.a.t. team was there for hours before the police finally went into the home and they found the man who was injured. and the district attorney said that he has since died. two people are under arrest after a violent carjacking on dorchester that is around 11:30. and men pointed a gun at the driver of a toyota seen na and got in the car and drove off. both men facing eye number of charges, including kidnapping

and assault. a teenager and two 12 years 12-year-olds and another teen accused of throwing blocks over the bridge. >> reporter: the police describe this as a despicable and heartless crime and the type of bb gun the kids were using was so dangerous. it is almost an exact replica of a real gun that the police use on the force. and it happened around 10:00 this morning when two 12-year- olds and a 14-year-old were throwing rocks and shooting a bb gun gathered under a railroad bridge under local and it left them with welts. and the bb guns that they were using looked like the real gun that's the police use on the

it makes for a dangerous situation for the kids and the police. and one of the kids threw a rock at one of the officers. >> rep fly cause smith & wesson -- replica smith & wesson is the exact model that we carry if you put them side by side, you cannot tell them apart. even front of the gun that usually has and orange tip, you can look at that time and it will be a narrower opening for the bb gun looks like a 9mm. >> reporter: it looks like a real gun. >> absolutely. i challenge anybody to put them side by side and tell which one is what. >> reporter: the kids were in juvenile court and face a number of charges. paul burton, wbz news.

no no the temperatures possibly get together 70s. the best of all this is just the start of it. we're not done. >> no complaints. how did we get this lucky? justin fisher joins -- eric fisher has the answers. cold and snow has been across the intermountain west. and that is a great thing for them. and we'll see this high pressure for this week and a warm pattern and cooler air moving in for sunday. and today, well up into the 70s for many locations and 73 in boston and a little further back from the record of 73. and we'll cool off but not bad. from 37 in jeffrey and mid-40s in the mountains. a lot of forecast tomorrow. and it does get warmer at the

end of this week before it gets cooler. breaking news this evening, the government finding air bag maker signed takata $70 million for defective air bags. eight people were killed when the bags exploded and sprayed debris into the car and the government mishandled the recall terribly, waiting years to alert automakers and drivers. more than 19 million cars, trucks and suvs in the country had to be recalled because of that problem. and the mtb sax about to make its train safer. and they will install new technology to improve rail safety. it is called positive train control to avoid what killed people in philadelphia on their train t is not cheap. it could cost the mtba $451 million.

about fare hikes to close the deficit. on this election day, voters in 50 massachusetts and towns are headed polls. the turnout is very slow. look at in polling station in austin, very empty. and there are mayor elections in two dozen cities. a new poll in the presidential election shows ben carson continues to lead the republicans. he has 29% support followed by donald trump with 23% and marco rubio coming in third at 19%. and some of the republicans came up with the bill of rights for their debates, opening and closing statements and approval of on screen grandfather --

questions and they want cool debate halls. the president could not help but poke fun. >> have you noticed that every one of the candidates say, obama is weak? putin is kicking sand in his face. when a talk to putin, he's going to straighten out. just looking at him, he's going to straighten up. and then it turns out they cannot handle a bench of cnbc moderators. >> so the gop contenders will face off again a breaks in tonight and that is the fourth debate and the next democratic debate takes place four days after that. three big international stories. new information about a deadly russian air crash. there's allegations been

financial problem at the vatican and oscar pistorius filed an appeal. a judge convicted him of manslaughter in the shooting death of his girlfriend. they sentenced the track stoor five years in prison two weeks ago he got out early on patrol and south africa court of appeals could convict him of murder, uphold the manslaughter retrail. and a book comes out this week sake that the vatican has financial mismanagement and said they spent charity monies to improve cardinal's homes and cannonnization were a marketplace worth millions. and the vatican calls the book a betrayal of the pope's trail. and a u.s. satellite intelligence say something

brought dunn the russian plane and now they are focusing on the black boxes. >> reporter: an american detected heat. investigators will need to determine if the first flash was an explosion in the fuel tank orient begin triggered by -- or by fuel failure. but the spy satellite did not detect any missile launches in the area. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, egypt's government calls it prop began tax and they hope they can figure out the cause of the crash once they analyze the jet's voice and data recorders and they'll listen for the sounds and explosion or -- sounds of an explosion or for any critical sounds. in st. petersburg, relatives

started identifying the remains of their loved ones. most of the passengers were russians flying home from vacation. tina crouse, cbs news. back here at home, in another step toward equality, massachusetts will give equal treatment lgbt business for state contracts. and there are about 200,000lgbt businesses in massachusetts. dan roche has more on deals and the game with the redskins. any players coming into town? >> no, nothing doing. it is much different than the major league baseball trade deadline. no trades for bill belichick. and the 7-0 patriots have showed no signs of slowing down and the 3-4 redskins are coming

a team that tom brady and the pats should be able to take but like you expect, they said they will not take them lightly. from miami. the patriot have been able to handle this and they had the weekend to heal and rest up, a rarity for an nfl player. >> i think two games in five days. get your body rested up and come back and be ready to work. so again, having a couple days there to relax and get your body back to feeling good and practicing hard and getting opponent. pats. >> respect the redskins. they're good at focusing in on one game at a time and they believe that kurt cousins and challenge.

builds up the opponent so they don't take them lightly. >> and he's good at it. >> yes, he is. join us 11:30 for patriot game day on sunday and then the game at 1:00 and then check out patriots' fifth quarter on my channel 38. the boston city counselor bashed for badmouthing justin bieber. and this is not the landing he hoped for and his family saw

boston city councilman are fired up over a tweet. it was justin bieber inspired street art an a pizza shop. >> and councilman o'malley was shocked that his post got so much attention. >> reporter: he could not believe it. it was supposed to be a joke this one popped up in jamaica plains so when the counsel certify saw this, he tweeted this, i'll introduce an

prohibiting graffiti inspired by bebes. they thought o'malley meant t i think he got his priorities right, shaking my head. o'malley got so upset. he tweeted back. my sarcasm is lost on some. he's up for re-election today. so we caught up with him at the polling station. >> i'm in irish, so i have an inhair and the sarcasm. justin bieber is just not my cup of tea. >> reporter: he is glad that the controversy has drummed up some serious business for the uggy's pizza. several people have come up to

bieber has been silent on the controversy. >> i'm glad that thesy counselor got to explain himself because in tweets things can get lost in translation. >> four more years of weather like this. this is unbelievable, this stretch. 73 the high temperature today and that the average high for mid-september. this is a little high for this date. and the last 70 of the year was september 1st. currently at 69 degrees and boston and 59 in plymouth and cooler on the south shore and winter haven 58. and a great evening across the northeast and it is beautiful outside and mild just about everywhere just like places like wisconsin and minnesota. a few clouds are streaking

across for north england. so clear skies and cool temperatures. but not really cold. and 37 to 42 and boston following to 47 by tomorrow morning. and there's a storm ongoing, a chance to view northern lights tonight and it looks like it will be a further off to the north than in the boston area. so the best chances will be for anyone in maine and new hampshire and vermont. and a slight chance in the sky in southern new england. but the viewing conditions will be good. and i'll be posting updates on line if you follow on twitter and facebook. tomorrow morning, brilliant sunshine and the temperatures in the 60s and upper 50s along the coast. and sunset 4:34. the highs are cooler but still above average. 61 in boston. 67 in fitchburg and worcester

57. so we head into thursday, the winds more southerly again and it is still beautiful outside and the best chance of cloud cover along south coast and the islands with the southerly flow coming over the water. and a lot of energy misses us off to the north and a little chance for a shower late thursday night into friday morning. and the rain showers will be few and far bee between and look at the temperature trend and staying well above that mark and 70s are likely for thursday and friday and we start to creep back down as we head into the weekend, albeit temporarily. friday is the day. and we're keeping an eye on that one. and forecasting 74 in boston. and the record is 73. the front brings in cooler air for saturday. but this weekend, a little gusty on saturday, sunday full sunshine and less wind and looking excellent to be outside and good football weather for

the patriots and light north early wind sunday afternoon. and sunday is the only chilly one and we're back into the upper 50s by monday and tuesday wednesday. so it looks like the pattern, for the most part sticking around for the month. a bit of shaking in new england this week, a 2.4 earthquake rocked maine on sunday and centered about 17 miles off the coast. and the small earthquake was the strongest recorded in the state since may. four fishermen are back on solid ground after a month drifting in the ocean. they left ecuador to do fishing in late september and they got lost and they run out of fuel and the ocean current pushed them to the mexican coast. they are expected to be just fine.

modern day adventurer that spent four years traveling the tbhorld a boat, bike and kayak. her last leg started cape cod this spring. and that morning she kayaked in. and she used the trip in part to fundraise for a number of charities that is a brave woman. >> what does she do next? >> i don't know. how do you top that? netflix, smart phones and ipads. startling statistics how plugged in our teens are. and the end of daylight- saving time making it harder to get i in night's sleep. what you can do to increase your chances of get something good z's. >> reporter: his picture across the new york post, him being the boston bomber.

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teenagers use technology more than they go with anything else. they spend nine hours a day with all forms of media. this is interesting. only 45% said they use social

a live look outside on this gorgeous night. a lot of us feeling the effects much daylight-saving time. >> hard for our kids to get used to it and it can hurt your relationship. >> so which can you do. of all ands. >> it was immediately clear that she was an alert child. >> reporter: getting eva to sleep with any regularity put stress on the family. after ruling out any medical conditions, julia and her husband decided to hire a sleep coach. >> children need sleep for in reasons. it helps them learn and with their memory. >> reporter: the coach typically visits the home to see the sleep environment and then a custom tailored plan.

>> and there are only a way to change the behavior and it is based on being consistent and being consistent over a certain period of time. >> reporter: the key of success is to ticket to plan. >> it was helpful to have an expert to tell you to do this and do this and do it in this way and then call me. and we'll see how it went and we'll adapt at necessary. >> reporter: sleep coaches are primarily with children. but there are some adult cans do to not sabotage their good night's rest. think about the snacks that you eat at night. many foods have trace amounts of caffeine. set your body clock. bog to get and waking up at the same time every day including weekends. put your devices away an hour before bedtime and the information stimulates you and the glow interrupts your brain

hormone that winds your body down. and it was a life safer. >> for my perspective doing this in an important way to balance the needs of every member of our family. the police got their goat and it came to them. and we'll explain. the officers tweeted thought image of the goat that was on the loose licking the window of a police cruiser. the officers said that the goat hung out till the owner showed up. and they wrote unreal but true that is awesome. goats are really smart. they know where to go for help. >> you know what a goat -- what it is called with a goat smiles for the camera? goat cheese. >> okay. and breaking the rules and driving for uber. and why a new hampshire grandmother could face hundreds

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