live from the channel 4 studios in boston. now. we begin with breaking news. police now searching for a man who groped and 11-year-old girl. >> katie brace is live with the details. >> reporter: lisa, people who know this girl tell me that she is still terrified tonight. she was walking along here to the bus stop when she says a man grabbed her backside. now, she was able to get a good description of him and call for help. it was not in the darkness of night, but nine in the morning on the way to the school bus stop that and 11-year-old says a man grabbed her from behind.

>> she seems extremely intelligent and she just let other people know about it, which was smart, because not too many kids would say anything about it. >> the girl turned around, the man apologized and walked away. >> they say there's no way the man thought the girl was older than a child. >> it's concerning for your children because now you're concerned that something is going to happen. >> reporter: parents are concerned not only is the man not still out there, but he went after the girl when people were around. >> to come out here when they're going to school and do something like that it's scary. >> i can't say what i want to say on camera, but i really hope they find the guy. >> reporter: and the girl says

light skinned about 5'7" to 5'8". we have more breaking news a gymnastics coach is accused of assaulting a child at usa ninja challenge. a spokesperson for the gym believes this centers around him to help a child. parents tell us they are shocked. and beaten the instructor is on leave. beaten posted bail and he is not allowed around children. a man was hit by one car, sent into the other lane and then struck by and suv. both drivers did stop, the accident shut down the road for several hours.

his name not being released as of yet. >> i heard the words of, "help" in a bone chilling yell. >> a father and son jumping into action and plucked two men from the water. they are being called heros tonight. >> reporter: they are indeed, david. it was about this time of night, not quite as dark, if it weren't for our lights you wouldn't be able to see. they tell us it was their face and adrenaline that kicked in. i thought it was the t.v. downstairs, but then i heard the bone chilling" help" that i realized it was real. >> more than a half a mile from their home.

>> i said we have to go. >> sam ran to get the life jackets and told his mother to call for help. >> chuck grabbed his neighbor's kayak. and started thinking -- >> don't die tonight. i saw two heads and then saw the boat was already under. he tried to climb up it and then he would push it down. it was just this bobbing vertical thing. >> reporter: both men were in hypothermia, and shock was setting in chuck loaded one man onto the bow and the other on the stern. >> and i'm like, you're not going to die tonight. >> reporter: somehow, some way they got them out. crews got them to the hospital just in time.

would you do it again? >> absolutely. yeah, you know, i only try to do what i hope others will do for me. >> reporter: so both of these men quite obviously were not wearing life jackets. they were in pretty rough shape. they only know their first names and would love to meet them. >> two great guys. thank you. a lobster boat on fire in ipswich. the driver made a mayday call, leaped into the ocean. degrees. other boaters saw the smoke and was there in minutes. they pulled him out of the water and back to shore. emts check it him out and said he is going to be fine. the temperatures that sent us cooler weather sweeping into eric. >> reporter: you knew this one

after a couple of days with just unbelievable warmth. portland, maine 69-degrees, they're previous high was 64. they crushed it. even at this hour 11:00, we're in november, if you can't checked the calendar, our high temperature tomorrow is going to be at midnight. we have a front that's right in here from the meramac valley to worcester. all of that drier air will take control by tomorrow among. a little bit crisp tonight. cooler. campaign 2016 a defiant ben carson facing the toughest

taking claims that he received a full scholarship to west point. well actually tuition is free in exchange for receiving in the army. >> there is a desperation on behalf of some to find a way to tarnish me because they have been looking through everything and talking to everybody i've ever known, there's got to be a scandal, there's got to be something, they are getting desperate. so now he faces a long list about the past. that's coming up in the next half. >> kate.

american officials report terrorism. investigators are convinced there was a bomb on board of the russian plane. if there was a mechanical issue officials say there would have been more to it not just a blackout. the efforts will focus on commercial flights bound for the united states from certain over- seas airports in the region. in the meantime, thousands of britts are stuck in egypt slowing trying to get their way home on especially secured flights. kate merrill. this is a set back for

specifically the some things taken from the suv. a woman found burned inside a car in worcester. thomas hogan is a suspect in the case but for now he is only charged with lying to the police about his relationship with the victim and the victim's name has not been released. a clergy sex abuse survivor making it to the movie boston. >> reporter: mark vincent heely came all the way to the united states to see the movie. he like so many survivors was left to deal with the horrible after math. his life work now involves studying and addressing the long lasting affects of clergy sexual abuse on children and train to go help survivors and

he says this does a good job of telling how boston globe reporters uncovered the story, but he wants to make sure people don't forget about the survivors. >> i'm hoping after the movie that one worldwide that people will understand what we went through, especially the survivor groups into making sure this story was told. >> reporter: it won't make it too ireland until january. he flew here to boston yesterday because he couldn't wait that long. a employee agregesly over worked and under paid. and living in a cooler.

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>> i remember landing under sniper fire. >> hillary clinton false recall of her trip to bosnia. but joe biden's claim that he graduated in the top half of his law school class was a damaging blow. biden dropped out of the race days later. and president reagan insisted they had shot videos of nazi camps.

>> i saw my father march with martin luter king. luther king. the list goes on. exaggeration and miss remembering are just human nature it seems and in stories like this if handled well needant be politically a failure. carson has a big time problem if voters begin to doubt that. i can tell you we will never miss this november. >> if you almost think that the flowers were blooming as warm as it was. >> the bulbs are almost out of the ground. some of the plants get confused. things will start to change, no doubt, over next couple of days. >> reporter: worcester and

degrees. every day has been well up above average and sunday is going to be the first day -- think about this our first day in november in the 50s. mild. the northern lights in new england, i don't think we will see them in southern new england. cold front is moving through across the area. this is the same front that through. it is going to change out the airmass for us. the front right now is draped from lawrence just east of muggy air. it is really humid outside. out. no sun coming out in the cape cod area this afternoon.

worcester may drop into the upper 40s tomorrow morning. we are looking at temps staying in the 50s in the afternoon. it won't be a pure blue day. there's still some moisture streaming along the east coast. partly sunny skies. it will stay put into monday. high pressure is in control, so a couple of more just sun drenched days. partly sunny and breezy tomorrow, winds out of the northwest 10 to 18 miles per hour.

crisp, great day for football at gillette stadium. claire barrett asks how much longer might i have to mow the grass? i think a couple more weeks, while i don't think as warm, it is going to stay above average. upper 50s, lower 60s and that's still way up above the normal as we head into fall. monday upper 50s, tuesday lower 60s, might get a couple showers tuesday night into wednesday, but looks like that you are best chance of rain next week will be some showers on thursday. we are going to be in double digits rainfall next week. it's going to be real dry. as dangerous as texting is for us, truckers are not getting the message. >> reporter: a dramatic and

deadly example of what can happen when a truck driver is more interested in his phone than the road. this trucker plowed into self emergency vehicles on an arizona highway killing a police officer while checking his facebook. that's why state and federal cell phone laws are tougher for commercial drivers. a truck takes much longer to stop. now add the delay from a driver looking at a phone and the results can be disastrous. your likelihood of causing a fatality is drastic. >> reporter: some require the drivers to be hands free, no calling, no texting, no nothing. but we clearly saw this driver, phone in hand with his eyes focused on the screen, not the

rig one eye on his phone and his hand on the wheel. >> you can go down the road at any time and look at any semi and they're texting. challenges? >> there are serious challenges. >> reporter: 320 truckers have been cited this year for cell phone violations. that's more than 3,000 of the regular vehicles. it can be tough to prove the truckers are breaking the law, but we all saw the driver of this big rig on his phone when the i-team went out on patrol. >> our driver we have stopped for talking on his cell phone was written on the same day in new york for nexting.

trucker with a long list of violations. how unsafe is this person on the road? >> ridiculously unsafe. >> reporter: and here is another challenge according to state police even in he loses his license, it's not that difficult to apply for another license under another company name and get right back out on the road. wbz news. truckers are hardly the only ones ignoring the rules of the road. a study of distracted driving brings us to 31% admit they were sending or receiving text messages while at the wheel. >> reporter: well the pats put their record on the line this weekend. >> and why they're not taking

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more pleased with the results of the patriots. tough win over the colts and the jets last thursday to improve 7-0 on the season. tom brady has been absolutely phenomenal with just one interception. they hope to keep things rolling sunday against the skins. >> it's truly any given sunday and they're going to be getting paid too and they're going to be coming out here and playing they're hardest. it's an nfl team, so it's not like you can just slap it out there and think you're going to win. these guys are professionals and they have a coaching staff that's working hard, so -- we have to do everything we can to do what we have to do. >> we start things off with

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so, were your bulbs really starting to come up? >> yeah, even some da daffodils were actually starting to pop you will. >> look at that freezing temperatures on monday night. yeah, but then we are going to be back in the upper

50s lower 60s.