breaking news right now at noon several people hurt when a car slams into a group crossing the street. witnesses say several kids are involved. >> and right near a school. >> reporter: a horrific scene here. you can catch a glimpse of what transpired boot broken stole letters and smashed cars. a pregnant mother was crossing the road when a car got

all three were taken to the the hospital. the driver was also taken to the hospital. the good news is none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening, but many neighbors who heard the crash immediately came out to see what they can to do to help. . >> around the side of the house and hearing the kids screaming, and i go over -- one of the mothers you know, seemed like she got hit also. shock. one of the -- the child was still in the stroller with a head injury to the back of the head and side. and i asked if i could take him out because he was slumped over and i wand to keep him from moving around. i took him out. laid him on the ground. removed my shirt applied pressure to his head and

. >> reporter: many neighbors complain about how dangerous this road is. there was school right down the road and a park across the street. right now the crash remains under investigation. so far no charges have been filed but the good news is that the injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. back to you. a 2-year old could you tell in the cross fire shot while sit can in her car seat and now her family is pleading for someone to come forwa girl's father a known gang member was the intended target but he's not talking and won't help police with the investigation. >> the grandmother says she's had enough are. >> reporter: that little girl's grandmother tells us off camera the 2-year old is going to be just fine but still no arrests in this case, and no cooperation. according to police from the one person who could provide some answers and

>> they were just bang bang bang. >> reporter: bullets flying in this roxbury neighborhood hitting a 2-year old girl. >> they were clearly going after this young girl's father. >> the toddler's father no strange tore police they say. he was standing outside the vehicle when a bearded man riding scooter allegedly fired shots. >> the baby baby, obviously she's crying. but she's alert. >> reporter: the bullet pierced the little girl's hand and leg. as she recovers her grandmother tells the boston globe it's time for someone to am come forward to help find the person responsible. not even the child's father is cooperating. >> the father is a known gang kid to us, and who also is not telling us the truth of what happened here. it's

are coming from every direction, the grandmother wanting justice for her granddaughter and city officials who want to give it to her. they believe the answers could start with the father. >> i can't fathom that that he's not willing to help us with this investigation to find out who might have shot at him, who shot his daughter. >> reporter: but this scene is one many have witnessed far too often, an innocent child at the level. >> that's crazy what human being can go to sleep at night and rest there are head knowing that you hurt a child. >> reporter: that little girl's grandmother also tells the globe that the child has been a trooper in all of this, and again she is going to be just fine. this certainly gave the family quite a scare. but right now again, this grandmother as well as the mayor and the police commissioner are urging anyone with information to come forward and they continue to have that

. also a large shooting now deadly. the district attorney says a 34-year old was shot in an alley last night around 9. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. police have not released a motive in the shooting and say there have been no arrests. right now at noon a level 3 sex offender once sentenced to nearly 200 years in priso back in court facing charges for violating parole and his early release. . >> reporter: when richard gardner got released from a rhode island prison he came to his family's home in weymouth. he's a level 3 sex offender and then ended up in a public library which is against his conditions. so he was arrested. today was an extradition hearind extradition

island soon. . >> he served a sentence, a long sentence he may well serve more time if the idea that he lives until 95 dies at the adult institution. >> reporter: the 49-year old served 20 years in rhode island on a 50 years sentence for sexually assaulting 2 kids there but when he was released recently he came here to his parents's home, but the locals didn't want offender in their neighborhood. >> i'm picking my neighbors kids up at bus stops because no one wants their kids to walk home. it's just sad. >> reporter: he was arrested after violating his parole when he went to a public library. so today in court with his head covered he waived extradition and will be taken back to rhode island to face parole violation charges. his attorney argues

>> then of course he's -- has nowhere to go. if he's supposed to go to the end of cape cod and keep walking into the ocean at some point we all have to decide what we are doing to people that are the untouchables. . >> reporter: well, gardner has a place to go now. he'll be heading down to rhode island and based on the charges here he could spend a few more years in prison. . time t forecast this noontime. definitely going to get warm over the next couple of days. here's a live look outside. temperatures up into the 70s today and it's not going to stop. potential record breaking warmth on the way. . danielle niles is tracking it all and joins us with a first look at your forecast. things looking awesome. >> i know you're loving this forecast. chasing records these next couple of days. forecast high tomorrow the record to beat

won't quite get there on wednesday but we'll still be are warm. these are average temperatures for mid-july. so summer making a bit of a come back although temporary. 73 in boston currently. beautiful outside right now. you saw that live look. sunshine just a couple clouds but the clouds are flickening in southern vermont and they'll continue to advance in over the next several hours. enjoy the sunshine now. there will be a couple showe evening hours particularly between 6 and 9 p.m. generally a long and north of the mass pike route 2 corridor as we head into the evening hours and the receipt of us overnight stay mainly cloudy with the bulk of the action to our north. so your planner goes this way ride home maybe a spotty shower, isolated sunset is going to be at 5:5 an isolated shower tonight dropping back into the

tomorrow there we go summer is back bright and warm with temperatures in the lower 80s. in campaign 2016 bill clinton is in new hampshire this noon am campaigning for his wife. the former president will later head to keene new hampshire. hillary clinton gaining a lead over donald trump this as he lashes out over what he's calling a rigged election. . >> reporter: donald trump took to complain about his falling poll numbers in the wake of sexual assault accusations brought against him. can't believe these totally phony stories. the latest poll shows trump trailing clinton by women voters by 15 points. over the weekend he blamed plead i can't bias.

allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect hillary clinton president. >> reporter: a republican campaign office in north carolina was fire bombed over the weekend. no one was injured. the fbi released more of hillary clinton's emails today from its investigation into her private server. over the weekend jason has documents suggesd classification ranking. the fbi says the classification was not changed and that there was no width pro quo. with the final debate 2 days away both are considering their end games. >> i think he sticks with a -- strike that gee i think she's got a choice to make. >> reporter: clinton has not campaigned since friday and has no public events today.

battle is underway in iraq as the country tries to reclaim their second largest city from isis. forces stormed into the villages this morning backed up by u.s. air strikes. the operation is expected to take weeks if not months. also breaking this noon one person is dead, 6 others injured in a german chemical plant explosion. the blast happened in a southwest river harbor used gas. a large plume of black smoke bill lowed over the scene. people have been told to stay inside and keep their windows closed. for the first time this season tom brady took the field at home sunday. the patriots hosted the bengals and got off to a slow start with a close score of 10-7 at half time but brady and company turned it on in the second half as gronkowski

receiving yards and the pass won this one 35-17. >> they were into it today. i was glad we could do a lot better in the second half. >> it's good to be 5 and 1. i think we're at a decent place. got to keep stringing these games together. there's a ton of football left. >> yes gillette stadium was a wash in pink. at the end of the first quarter fans held up cards month. tom brady's family enjoying the view. this picture was posted of their daughter looking out from the box. a couple pulled over just pass the tolls and called 911, turns out mom was in labor. first on the scene was state trooper joe hilton and a lieutenant. boston ems arrived shortly after and the baby was

ambulance. police say mom and son are doing great and that it was excellent work would all involved. meantime over on 93 an unusual sight there, a turkey was on the highway in summerville. those driving by were able to take a few pictures. fortunately the bird stayed in the break down lane. . coming up changing ways on the roads, the new electronic tolling that's about to go intof >> also ahead big names in boston why actors, models even olympic gold medalists are swamping here this week. >> the holiday season is about to begin the one story some

welcome back. in less than 2 weeks stopping for tolls will be a thing of the past on the mass pike and the state wants to make sure you know about these changes. 2 public meetings are scheduled for this week. electronic tolls goes into effect next friday. anyone without an ez pass will be sent

p.m. well this afternoon the debate over pushing back school start times will take center stage at boston city hall. counselors are holding a hearing on the issue. they cite research showing a lack of sleep for teen-agers leads to lower grades depression and car crashes even. right now half of boston high school starts before 7:30. and this november massachusetts voters will decide if on charter schools. tonight we'll hold a debate at 8:00 on my 38 and our facebook page live. time to get a check of the forecast. you are on a lot of people's good list this week. >> yeah. >> i know, the question is: for kids going to school it's going to be a lot warmer. >> here's the thing hopefully you didn't put away the summer clothes. beautiful look at the city right now where it is well above average. this time of the

60s. we're in the 70s right now and check out the bus stop forecast for tomorrow, a mild start in the morning, we're going to warm quickly 70 by recess, 80 for the bus ride home tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in a second. the colors have been popping. haven't they been beautiful? thanks for this one lovely shot looking over the water there. we are with peak in a lot of central newng even down central massachusetts a little past peak in the far north country. the closer you get to the coastline and down towards the cape it's a little bit less. 73 in boston right now. nashua same. upper 60s in plymouth this is 1n 15 degrees above where we should be this time of year. 72 on the

just starting to build in. you see then there, this is actually the warm front that's going to be lifting northward and bring us that punch of summer warmth over the next couple of days. there is rain with it but that will stay to our north. maybe an isolated sprinkle or shower as that warm front lifts northward this evening and overnight tonight. i can't rule out a spotty shower along north of the mass pike, notice the bulk north. tomorrow morning early you'll wake up to clouds and then the front comes through. we get a gusty south, southwest wind, push 80 plus in several spots. and then on wednesday cold front comes in, but ahead of it we still push 80 on wednesday afternoon and the front doesn't have a ton moisture with it. our only chance of wet weather this week comes in thursday and friday. overnight tonight 61, that

an isolated shower. tomorrow's forecast impressive we should top out around 80. boston could hit 83, that will break the old record set back in 1947. this is more like the mid-july temperatures here. upper 70s to low 80, plymouth to taunton to norwood. wednesday we'll still be around 80. thursday more clouds scattered showers could have friday. more normal fall like temperatures for the upcoming weekend. some of the nations best and brightest young professionals are in boston today. >> the city is hosting forbes magazine's under30 summit. michael fhelps is slated to speak. the event started yesterday and runs through tomorrow. thousands of people are expected to attend. . all right coming up cutting

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sugar. >> they're setting out some new goals, by 2025 at least 2-3rds of their drinks will have a hundred or fewer calories. they plan on adding more zero local pre drinks. macy's will open on thanksgiving day. stores are expected to open an hour earlier than last year. several retailers have said they'll close their friday this year so employees can celebrate with their families. blue laws in massachusetts prevent stores to open up for thanksgiving. up next wine make over. >> the new look that's gaining big momentum. so weather watchers are checking in this afternoon, no complaints in the weather department here, just beautiful out there. temperatures are running in the 60s and 70s right

boston, 72 degrees sun and clouds. if you like today you like the warmth you'll like the next couple. one more look at

imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids;

. coming up today at 5:00 how high school students are helping the u.s. military save money and learning skills for their own future careers. we take a closer look at the partnership at 5:00. all right finally this noon wine is getting a new look. >> california win pres are starting put their creations into cans. sales of wine in cans has doubled in just the last year p.m. some say better way to bottle since less light hits the wine to keep the product fresher. >> and a little easier to take it to the beach. >> the sounds of the cork that's my favorite. >> yeah, okay. >> wine in can, bottle it's all good. it's all wine, right? 83 tomorrow, still 80 on wednesday and 60s to end the week. summer making a come back for the next couple of days z.

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