that he expects it to open tomorrow. for now we're live in nashua, new hampshire, louisa moller, wbz news. >> a high school teacher is under arrest tonight. robert wiley received nude photos of a student and sent a student pictures and videos of himself performing a lewd act. wiley is free on $20,000 cash bail and due in court his decision to retire. a chain reaction crash injuries a pregnant mom and two kids. they were in the crosswalk when one car hit the back of another that then hit them. one car went off the road and the other hit a stroller. >> paul burton is live in hockington with more on the story. >> reporter: a total of five children and two mothers were

crash. one of the mothers -- pregnant. all they were trying to do was cross the street. everyone is expected to be okay but they were shaken up. >> scared to death. it was horrible when i got the call. >> reporter: police say around 10 a.m. a pregnant woman and two children were struck in the crosswalk. >> i heard the crash and the screaming of the kids and the th son, chase, was one of the children hit. >> he's very scared. quiet-- our son chase is four and a half. he got the brunt of it. >> reporter: the neighbor heard the crash and came running outside to help chase. >> and i asked if i could take him out. i wanted to keep him from moving around. i took him out and laid him on

removed my shirt and applied pressure to his head. >> reporter: a woman was stopped at the crosswalk to allow the two women to cross the crosswalk. she was struck by another car. >> they all were conscious and alert. >> he has a scrape on his head and scrapes throughout his body. >> reporter: clearly marked with warnings and neighbors say folks drive down the street way too fast. >> they pay no regard to the speed limits or who is in the crosswalk. >> the message is pay attention. >> and the driver has not been charged and is under investigation. the pregnant woman is expected to be okay along with chase and the other child that was

to you. encouraging news about two boston police officers shot last week. they are improving and no longer in critical condition. wednesday night, the two officers responded to a domestic disturbance call. a man there shot them. other officers opened fire, killing figueroa. the mass tonight is on ashley street in boston. >>so furious with police. a s.w.a.t. team stormed an apartment building and did a lot of damage and they had done nothing wrong. christina hager is live with the story. >> reporter: this is developing as we speak. police just returned to the home they raided early sunday morning after an argument erupted between a resident and

a bogus 911 call. >> you broke everything here. >> reporter: there are holes in the doors and the ceiling is torn up. they are afraid to show their faces after police busted in before the break of town. revere police were responding to this call. >> there's shots being fired in my building. i have to run back in. i still have a kid in there. >> reporter: some of the occupants refused responding officers reported an odor of burned gun powder. and were there any shots fired as that caller claimed? >> i didn't hear any shooting. >> residents say no. >> i don't have any weapon. >> they are just scared because 4:00 in the morning. anyone is scared. wake up and see the police.

room and given water, coffee, and food and no one was arrested. residents may have been targeted because they are muslim. they are u.s. citizens. >> we are arabic and muslim. >> back live where police are now back at the home. they are calling it a rooming house. it was foreclosed on years ago and the building inspector has never received a complaint to house. revere police are still investigates all aspects of this including where the 911 call came from. christina hager, wbz news. the weather now -- step outside and it's hard to believe that halloween is two weeks away. and we could hit a record high tomorrow. barry burbank joins us. >> we have a good shot of it tomorrow. the record was 89 back in 1947. boston hit 75.

is 61. you can see way above average. and these were the highs across new england. and look at the 70s everywhere. even on cape cod. a lovely day with hardly any wind. where is the warmth coming from. out to the southwest. look at all the 80s. we have a pretty good shot of going into the low and middle 80s. the record high for tomorrow set back and i'm going for at least 83 for a brand new record high. and it will be warm on wednesday but not the record high from back in 1945. when will the warm weather leave? and will there be any showers? campaign 2016 tonight. former president bill clinton spent the day in new hampshire trying to drum up support for hillary clinton.

dartmouth college and at keen state. one issue was national security. >> from the beginning of her campaign she said you cannot possibly hope to defeat isis in the middle east or prevent episodic terrorism in america without the active, aggressive support of american muslims who love freedom, hate terror, and want to be a part of the future and we do them. >> mike pence was in the battleground state of ohio where he urged people to participate in the process and said voter fraud cannot be tolerated. no one is claiming responsibility for the fire bombing in north carolina. the fbi is investigating the attack which destroyed almost everything in the building

leaders call the attack a hate crime and they are vowing to move forward. >> we will not be intimidated and we will not be scared. we are not going anywhere. >> in a sign of unity. democracy started a go fund me campaign that's raised $13,000 to help reopen that office. it was a slow start and nasty add the end. tom brady's return was just right. >> steve burton is here with the news. >> patriots next opponent on the road in pittsburgh and the steelers just lost ben roethlisberger for a while. he underwent surgery for a torn meniscus. cut blocks, dirty hits and the patriots managed to come back with a win.

on -- in the 4th quarter. the obvious cheap start. later in the 4th, rob gronkowski starts talking trash to pacman jones. after another catch the tight end has more to say. and he received a penalty for taunting. finally, after blunt's touchdown, for unnecessary roughness. you get the picture. >> it got chippy. but we knew that. we knew it was going to get chippy. it's-- it doesn't bother us too much. it's a pretty physical game. >> the patriots will take the win and improve to 5-1 on the

your nfl complain -- national football league . join us for the post game show on my tv 38. the reporters in the middle of the danger. the crew in the line of fire trying to cover the story. and planning on shopping at target. don't expect to find any clown masks on store shelves. and does the beard make the man? what women think about men with >> it's still a shock, definitely still a shock. >> it was a shock. they were on their way to the hospital. and little did they know baby wasn't going to wait. the special delivery that happened on the side of the

tonight the battle is underway to take back the iraqi city of mosul and this fight is a decisive moment in the effort to defeat the terrorist group. convoys of iraqi and kurdish forces moved on the city.

expected to be long, difficult, and dangerous. and 1 cnn reporter wound up awfully close to the gunfire. >> with much of the national support, a lot of coalition planning, american air power. [gunshots] >> he is an experienced war correspondent and neither the reporter nor his team was hurt. the new jersey transit deadly train station is back in service. last month the train rammed through the station, going twice the speed limit, killing a woman on the platform and injuring 100 other people. >> the u.s. graduation rate has never been higher. a white house report shows 83% of high school students earned

arable and ethnic groups. tonight we're holding a debate on question two and you'll be able to hear both sides of the issue. >> and i just got barry's report card for today. straight a's. >> this was a winner. >> i think it's an a plus tomorrow. >> even better. didn't it feel nice today? >> it was a perfect day. >> and just looking at the stunning foliage. it's been many years since it's been this good. vibrant colors all over the place. and still more to come. tonight we have clouds rolling in. we started seeing those this afternoon. that might be a problem in seeing the international space station going overhead as the clouds come in. wondering about that. if you want to know the information about it when the

evening. and it lasts three minutes. and it's traveling from northwest to the east, southeast. again, a lot of clouds will be around. these are the current temperatures and it's still warm but a little bit cooler at the coast. a gentle sea breeze came in this afternoon. but a wonderful day all over the place. now starting to drop back. and it's in the 80s in valley. the 82's around cleveland and cincinnati will have that tomorrow. and first thing though we have a lot of lightning and thunderstorms just north of the lakes and they are heading southeastward towards new york and heading southeastward towards parts of new england. let's trace those. there could be an isolated sprinkle or a light shower but most places won't get it.

residual thunder and lightning. and we spay start with cloud cover and patches of low clouds as the front will be in here with the areas of fog. and the warm front goes by and we warm up with a wind from the southwest. see the narrow sliver of showers and that comes through with a cold front and things will be changing after that. it will be a little bit drier on wednesday and not as humid as tomorrow. it's going to be a rather muggy day. and lows 58 to 62. half of october. that's quite warm indeed. almost the temperatures at the -- highs will be the lows for the night. and 83 for tomorrow in boston. it's going to be instantly cooler -- significantly cooler in maine. i think we have a pretty good shot in most of massachusetts. today we made it to 75. compared to back in 1947 we hit

threaten. and it beats the record of 82 in 1947. tomorrow it's going to feel like summer for sure as the warm air moves in. in the western atlantic we'll keep our eye on this. nicole is still a hurricane way out in the atlantic. the next storm would be named otto. and we get into the warm air after tomorrow morning. and then it moves away by later in the week. look at the numb of the week. after hitting 83 tomorrow and 80 on wednesday, we get showers thursday and friday and then a mix of sun and clouds and a lot of wind and only in the low 50s this weekend. that's the forecast. i'll see you in a bit. >> seems like actual october weather. >> tonight a startling statistic. more and more teenagers are dealing with abusive relationships. dr.mallika marshall is with us.

three teens report some kind of abuse in their romantic relationships. and there's a new type of abuse called technological abuse. half of all people ages 14 to 24 have experienced it. >> young people are subject to stalking behaviors, sexual harassment, invasions of privacy. disclosures of private pictures. where are you? who are you with? people in an abusive relationship don't tell anyone. and as few as 3% report it to an authority. >> important for parents to talk to their kids. and interesting information about men and facial hair. what is this all about? >> you might think that women prefer clean shaven men.

the attractiveness of 36 men and the women found men with light and heavy stubble were the most attractive compared to clean shaven or full bearded. but when it came to long-term relationships, the full bearded men rose to the top of the list. one theory is that beards may mask certain facial types that women don't find appealing. >> more than 8000 women were surveyed: >> i'm not allowed to have facial hair because i'm on tv. we should tell the bosses. >> why not? the women will love it. >> probably not. thanks mallika. let me know how that goes. the pregnant manatee

tomorrow. last month, rescue workers found the manatee and nicknamed her washburn. she's been entertaining visitors and getting in a few meals. the manatee is healthy and so is the busy. so they'll be ready for the coast guard to fly her home to florida. a haunted home? or home sweet home? >> what inspired the designer. and millal thinking about the future? the new research about retirement planning. and why families of the nightclub fire victims will have to wait longer for a

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

well, this is interesting on the bz feed. cambridge may be the best city in the country >> a site that keeps track of millennials finds it number one. san francisco is number 4 and ann arbor, michigan, is number 5. they looked at proximity to bars, coffee shops, restaurants, and access to higher education. 27% of the people who live in cambridge are between 25 and 34 years old.

at any age? >> they are really concentrated there. a connecticut home that looks like something out of a horror film is now for sale. >> an artist who lived here designed the home to reflect the paintings of a russian abstract artist. take a good look. the kitchen looks like it's covered in blood. the dining room -- vomit green and tonight we send our best wishes to the realtor who has to sell that. >> and the therapist who deals with the nightmares for the buyer. >> money talks. >> check this out. ? [ music ] ? >> that's a cool trick. the $5 bill is made of plastic and somebody with a little too

vitamin records. yes, it actually works but there's no guarantee it won't ruin your record. >> it can make any record sound like a kazoo. a colossal crustacean caught off the coast of bermuda. the 14-pound lobster on facebook. the captain thinks hurricane nicole may have washed him the crew released the lobster back into the ocean. any lobster that big deserves to go back. >> they think he's like 40 years old. liam is here with a look at what's coming up at 5:30. wine in a can? why not? why some think it might be better than a bottle. and high school students are helping the u.s. military save money and learning skills

partnership and new trouble for a notorious sex offender. his release from prison had neighbors on edge. why he's back in custody tonight. saying no to clown masks. >> and the psychological reason that people hate clowns. and how long the feel of summer will last tomorrow

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 5:30. now at 5:30, back behind bars, a level three sex offender once sentenced to two

once again. richard gardner violated parole by hanging out at a south shore library. >> the judge ordered him held without bail. >> reporter: he covered his face in court. 49-year-old richard gardner cannot cover up his past. he served 27 years in prison in massachusetts and rhode island for sexually assaulting children, one, a 6-year-old. >> he served a long sentence. he may well serve the idea is that he lives until he's 95 and dies at the adult correctional institution. >> reporter: when he was released this month he returned to his family home in weymouth. when the locals found out a level three sexual offender was here, they were outraged. >> you got three little boys there. and i got two girls next door to me. >> he was seen in a library and