jumped in to reach her. at one point, she goes underwater but comes back up. she was treated for mild hypothermia. the actions of those quick-thinking bystanders saved her life the babysitter accused of kidnapping and torturing a little girl has been found guilty. she broke into a home and kidnapped a little girl. the girl was found later with her head shaved and burned. the michelle carter case, evidence played in court today. >> she's accused of encouraging her high school boyfriend to commit suicide. more from the courtroom. >> michelle carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter.

was not the beginning of the trial. this was an effort by her defense attorneys to keep police evidence out of the trial. >> we are going to start with a motion to suppress. >> reporter: the attorneys for michelle carter wanted evidence to stay out of court but the proceedings went forward. in 2014, carter helped her boyfriend commit suicide carbon monoxide poisoning. police went after her phone. >> detectives from the police department obtained two search warrants. one for the phone of michelle carter. >> one text to a friend said his death is my fault. i was on the phone with him and he got out of the car because it was working and he got scared

today the tape of police talking to her was entered as evidence. >> you probably had a lot of contact with him. >> so again, it was all about defense motions to suppress evidence. it didn't work. all of the evidence including her phone will be entered into court in the coming weeks. >> new tonight, local police arrested a man nt robbing a local beauty salon. officers were able to identify the man thanks to tips from the public. right now, he's charged with just one robbery in which he held a knife to worker's throat. police are investigating which was customers were threatened. the two boston police officers shot in east boston were top of mind as the campaign

it's called the majority tour. the leader is gabby giffords. she was shot in the head five years ago. >> stopping gun violence takes courage. the courage to do what's right. >> saying we are the vocal majority, the tour bus stopped today calling for the election of people who vote for what they congresswoman spoke briefly but powerfully. >> democrats, republicans, everyone, we must never stop fighting. fight, fight, fight. >> reporter: the emphasis is on elected people that push for background checks >> they can reduce the risk of terrible incidents like the

officers the other night. >> we wake up day after day to more stories, more statistics, more lives lost. >> the epidemic of gun violence is not preordained, it is preventable. while massachusetts has among the strongest gun laws, neighboring states do not they're calling for nationwide rules >> when the facts come out about the police officers killed or shot this week, there's a 70% chance that those weapons were purchased in maine, new hampshire or the other states. >> be bold, be courageous, the nation is counting on you. >> the organization learn for responsible solutions was founded by giffords. >> in the race for the white house, both candidates are on the attack now while critical ads are nothing new, this

ever. john is joining us now, boy, that seems to be true. both are on the attack by the hour. >> when is the last time you saw a positive ad? it's been a while. there could be a still in the rotation. but for the most part, it's wall to wall scare tactics the wall street journal reported that the trump cam paper is giving up on trying to expand his base to lower democratic turnout by turning the voters off with attacks on clinton like this new tv ad. >> hillary clinton sold out american workers and exploited patients in need. hillary clinton only cares about power, money and herself. >> notice the woman's voice

have been turning away from her. >> the president was in cleveland for her today. of course, michelle obama gave that rip roaring speech in new hampshire yesterday, do they see those as positive appearances? >> there was some positive talk. but the bulk of both of their speeches consisted >> those are all quotes from the republican nominee. again, while that ad might rally some support for clinton, its main goal is to maximize

>> the irony, high negatives for both. is it going to work for either one? >> they are going to turn away and discuss, they found that 81% say that they're definitely going to work this fall that's about the same as in past elections. maybe the sense of civic obligations will override the negative ads that might make campaign. >> we need a countdown clock pretty soon. >> i have one in my head, believe me. >> don't we all? the new way you can watch videos from facebook on your tv they knew each other as classmates, but 70 years later, they realized they have a

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an oregon tornado caught on camera. take a look, you can see a bit of light coming out from underneath the tornado. the storm struck a small beach town thousands of people now without power. a decade's old find hidden in the sand. hurricane matthew helped unbury this car which was buried since 1964. that's when hurricane dora struck the area. now another hurricane uncovered is.

in there? >> this part of florida never gets hurricanes the last time close the matthew was that. so that makes since. it's all about the cold at home. chilly night, save the plants, save the gardens the plants themselves can with stand some freezing temperatures but the flowers get burnt. the flowers can turn die we have freeze warnings out and the frost advisories in cape cod. it will be just as cold if not colder and the weather service starts issuing advisories. temperatures-wise, 55 degrees in boston. most towns in the 50s. it's a cool evening after lots of sun today. now, clear skies, perfect ingredients for a cold night. warmth from the day goes back

looking at mainly 20s. it's a hard freeze it's not just a light frost. boston getting to 38. that's the coldest of the season and mid-30s toward cape cod, you can still see frost. taking a look at the weekend, once we get past the cold night, it's all about sunshine, warming temperatures 62 for a high. we get a southwest breeze. a br warmer temperatures and that gets us to around 72 in the afternoon. it's a great fall weekend. a lot of events going on. looks like low 60s tomorrow. not much wind, a lot of sun. on sunday, low 70s, a mix of sun and clouds, it will be breezy but a pleasant day. highs tomorrow are similar to this afternoon but with less wind and maybe a degree or two warmer in most locationings.

it comes up around 6:05 tomorrow evening. perfect for any outdoor activities. the great fall foilage dropped down through new england. this from steve, showing great color there. further north, just a blanket of amazing foilage. it's been a great season. those leaves start to this. far northern new hampshire and maine, some have dropped down. if you are moving north, mid-50s expected and getting into the mid-60s as we look toward sunday. next week's headline, warm weather moving in. we're looking at highs in the mid-70s on monday. low 80s on tuesday, near 80 on wednesday. way up above average for this time of the year.

the riley school. group of first graders, they are the tigers. can hurricanes have tornadoes? when hurricanes make landfall, they often do. the record for next tuesday is 89 degrees set back in 1947. >> i can ask any question and he will know. if you're hungry and haven't done your grocery shopping for spots where you can shop and eat. >> with locations, a charming wine shop that doubles as a gourmet shop. the corned beef is like butter and it's soft and delicious.

>> we just added burritos. >> a >> we're a custom cut butcher shop that offers a little bit of everything. we have prepared foods, you make your way throughout the store and get everything you need and get it done fast. >> and eat their way through the market in burlington and they just have been out there planning to open a new location in the sea port district. great story coming up. they grew up down the street from each other but 70 years later, they realize they have a special bond they never knew about. a dramatic rescue caught on camera.

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they both escaped nazi germany and went to the same high school, the same university, now the two women, one living in chicago and one in the cape discover, they share something else, the same grandfather. >> i can't believe it. >> i've searched for years and then here she is. >> reporter: they were both born in >> i was born in '33, the year that hitler came to power. my parents were managing my grandfather's butcher shop and it was closed within a few months they couldn't work anymore. >> targeted for being jewish, her family moved.

belgium. >> i remember flames and running out with my father. i knew my life was over. >> desperate to keep her safe, her parents hid her in the country side with a pair of catholic sisters >> my father took me on a train with my cousin. i thought i was going to summer camp. >> reporter: just nine years old, she wrote her parents a letter. >> dear daddy and mommy, your little girl loves you th her heart and wishes we might some day be together again. >> reporter: did you ever see your parents after that? >> no. >> she later learned her father was shot and killed by nazis. her mother never heard of again. she made it to america as they hoped where she was adopted by

they discovered a new branch of her family, including a familiar face. >> our grandfathers were brothers. >> after all these years, these women are together. >> it's sad we spent a life so connected and we would have loved each other, i can tell that. >> the families held an extended reunion along with their kids and hope their families will remain close for >> the fact that she is a live person and turned out to be my cousin i'm so in awe of who you are today. >> we all do what we have to do. seriously. and we take the real good things when we get them. this is a real good thing today. >> right. >> her family was denied exile in america because her father's

exit documents but reunited all of these years later. the news at 6:00 starts now. we begin with breaking news, this is an amazing rescue. a bystander jumps into the water to save a driver just minutes before her suv disappears into a local pond. the video of the rescue is amazing. >> i'm paula, the two bystanders saved the woman's life >> reporter: this is an unbelievable story. a woman trapped in her suv in deep water here at the pond and the suv eventually sank to the bottom like a stone but by then, fortunately, bystanders had taken matters into their own hands.

sinking into the pond. a rescuer swims out. >> go to your back window. >> you got to come out. >> at one point, she goes under but comes back up. >> i lost her. >> i lost her. here she is. they really went the extra mile. >> heros >> absolutely. happened to be down here enjoying a beautiful day in arlington and saved this woman. >> reporter: the driver was rescued. the only one in the vehicle. she might have mistaken the gas pedal for the brake crashing through a fence. the operator of the motor vehicle was 68 years old and she

>> sources say two men and a woman praising the bravery. >> he was yelling i lost her and that was really scary. someone screamed. >> it was scary, once again, everyone is fine. the woman in the suv, she was okay and alone in the vehicle. right now, there's a search going on. but that is authorities trying to find the vehicle which is now at the bottom can to get the vehicle out of the water. also breaking tonight, a babysitter accused of kidnapping a torturing a toddler pleads guilty in court. they say abbegail broke into a home, kidnapped a two-year-old girl inside, shaved her head, put out cigarettes on the child