horrible. >> a hopkinton dad was scared to dead when he heard his 4- year-old, chase, had been hit by a car in the crosswalk. a pregnant woman and two children were struck on their way to the park. >> he's very scared. quiet-- >> investigators say a 61-year- old hopedale woman was stopped at the crosswalk to allow two mothers and five children to cross with strollers. she was rear ended and the pregnant mother -- >> i heard the tires squealing, the crash, and then the screaming of the kids and the mothers. >> neighbor joe -- heard the crash and came running outside to chase. >> i took him out, laid him on the ground. and tried to keep him as still as possible.

pressure to his head. >> the street is marked with warning signs but folks drive way too fast. >> the people pay no regard to the speed limits, to who is in the crosswalk. >> it's a dangerous road if you're not paying attention. >> and the driver of the car that crashed into everyone has not been charged and the still under investigation. as for the pregnant mother she is expected to be okay along with chase and the other child who i'm paul burton, wbz news. three people in new hampshire hurt when part of a ceiling collapsed inside a bertucci's restaurant. the portion that fell was a decorative piece that was very heavy. we do not know the condition of the two men hurt. police are looking into what caused the piece to fall. and a high school teacher is under arrest.

does of a student. and sent a student videos of himself performing a lewd act. he have is free on cash bail and he'll be in court in december. the school board has accepted his decision to retire. guns drawn, and tear gas set off. and hours later, no one was arrested. and neighbors want to know why the home was targeted. it left members of the revere >> in the end, no arrests, and people living there are wondering what in the world happened. live in revere with the latest. >> reporter: this started with a 911 call from someone claiming to be inside a home and saying shots had been fired. and residents say it was a bogus call and moments ago they confronted the neighbor they

prompting police to return to the home they raided sunday morning. a resident accusing a neighbor of making a bogus 911 call that led to the dramatic police ambush. >> he called cousin he don't like muslims. >> at that points shows you had the damage, holes in doors, a broken window, and a ceiling torn up. >> they broke everything. >> police were responding to this call. >> there's shots my building at 22 francis avenue. i have to run back in. i still have a kid inside. >> responding officers reported an odor of burnt gun powder, the lights were turned off. and people saw moving window curtains. were there shots fired? >> i didn't hear any shooting. i don't have any gang -- i

>> 4:00 in the morning. anyone can get scared. and to see the police -- you know. >> six people were taken to the police department's community room and given water, coffee, and food. and no one was arrested. residents feel they may have been targeted because they're muslims, even though they are u.s. citizens. >> we are arabic and we are muslim. >> the response to a 911 call house. and the building inspector in revere tells us it was foreclosed on years ago. and the city has never received a complaint. and police are still investigating all aspects of this, including where the 911 call came from. christina hager, wbz news. we have good news about the officers shot at east boston.

condition. the officers were shot last week, responding to a domestic disturbance call. the suspect was armed with a tactical shotgun and was wearing body armor. police shot and killed him. tonight's officer is open to the public. it starts at 7:00 and lazarus church on ashley street in boston. a man is facing charges after police say he was with a baby in it. officers responded in dorchester last friday. and arrested the 48-year-old of boston. they said he had crack cocaine on him. let's talk weather. a beautiful day today. made us feel like we're falling back to summer. and in sudbury, the changing

we're talking about record warmth tomorrow. barry burbank is here with all the news. >> today we were not close to the record, 89 set back in 1947. and the temperature oh, so high at 75. 14degrees above the average high for october, this date. it's crazy, it was beautiful all over the place. these were the observed highs across the region. and cape cod got in the middle it won't be that warm tomorrow. there'll be a gusty wind keeping it cooler. and the rest of the region will be warm. 80s in the ohio valley coming our way. the record high is 82 and the old high set back in '47. still going to be warm on wednesday, when does it turn cooler? and when do we get rain. the forecast is a few minutes

the drought left the reservoirs low. you can see the water level drastically down. 10milliongallons of water will cost the city $3.6 million each month that they have to do this. the water department says the city may have to buy supplies for the next three months. former president bill clinton was in new hampshire today. he was campaigning for his wife, crowds in honorover and in keen. >> mike pence says the media is rigging the election by writing critical stories of donald trump. and he urged people to monitor polling sites so that we can have a campaign we can all be proud of.

the governor, charlie baker, addressed today the drastic measures his office is taking to chip away at the budget shortfall. >> i think it's certainly our hope that we can reach the financial objectives we've got through a voluntary program because that's just better for everybody. >> so what is the voluntary program? 42,000 employees are being offered the buyout with the as we get ready for electronic tolling, the state is out with an unusual warning. don't stop to take a picture with the toll booths. the north america department of -- the massachusetts department of transportation said don't take selfies as the old toll booths are removed. another massachusetts -- is

cambridge is banning businesses from using those -- the material is hard to recycle. and styrofoam does not biodegrade. >> who is driving by the toll saying i used to pay money here? >> a race to the hospital and the baby was much faster. >> up next, the parents who delivered a bundle of you on the side of the they weren't taking selfies there. and a big win on tom brady's homecoming. the team celebrates a nice victory. are you faster than the most decorated olympian of all time. you could race michael phelps

mass pike. a baby couldn't wait any longer to meet the rest of the world. the parents were from framingham. and suddenly, time ran out. >> thanks to heroes, we have a happy ending. >> i kind of said 911, i'm not going to make it. >> and he wasn't waiting. they were stuck in mass pike traffic trying desperately to get to th we had to stop. >> we pulled over at exit 18 under the bridge and i flew out of the car and laid on the ground. >> that's when state trooper joe hilton arrived. >> he did everything he could to calm me down and i was grateful for him to be there. >> then boston ems rolled up and placed her in an ambulance helping her baby into the world

he flew out. >> they got to the underpass at 7:10. and their son was born at 7:22. >> i was mostly scared for deck lan. >> and -- >> the baby is doing fine, all 7 pounds, 4 ounces. >> i felt comfortable being able to give pike. [ laughter ] >> they have a personal family milestone now. >> and for the mom it has to be sort of like well, i didn't make it to the hospital but only a 12 minute deliver. >> and a beautiful healthy baby. he's gorgeous. >> he was a cutie. >> and let's get over to barry burbank. what can we say other than it was perfect today. >> perhaps more than perfect tomorrow.

spots. it's not going to get all that cool. we don't have to use the heat of the air-conditioning. just one of those periods in the next couple of days. we'll see temperatures down a little bit but not where they should be. there's cold air in canada and eventually, that cold air will be plunging our way. first things first. and the warmer air is coming up tomorrow. it will be warmer tomorrow than today. we have clouds now and coming in from the west and showin this afternoon. and we've got more showers off to the northwest as you can see. here's what is going on. we have a few scattered showers breaking out in massachusetts. just a couple of spots where it's showing up but not all that much. if you open up the shot. this batch of showers contains lightning and thunder. and it's moving across lake ontario. and possibly down in parts of the region tonight. i'll show you why. let's look at the future cast.

and southern new hampshire and northeastern massachusetts. the batch of showers will be weakening over time. tomorrow we start with clouds and fog in spots and it should clear during the morning. and then a brief isolated shower. that's a cold front and it's not going to turn all that cold. it's going to be warm on wednesday, lows tonight. 58 to 62. and a few spots of fog in the morning and clouds, and then it warming up to the 70s and 80s. i'm going for a record high of 83 degrees back in 1947 it was 82. we dent get that, how about wednesday, i think we'll be in the upper 70s, almost 80 degrees. you might think about the beach. the high at 1:21. high tides over the next few days. the highest yearly tied occurring between november 14th

they may cause minor flooding. and some of the low lying locations may be closed because of the high tides. fortunately, we don't have strong winds to go with it. here's where all the warm weather is, coming our way for tomorrow. starting off with clouds and a brief shower and we get into the warm sector before the front starts to cool enjoy tomorrow, 83. and wednesday as well. some showers and turning cooler thursday and friday. and a cold win and a mix of sun and clouds. the babies born on the mass pike. and then great weather. and we get to celebrate the patriots win. >> is it possible he could miss the first four games and still

>> anything is possible with brady. it was a big day in foxfield. tom brady returned to gillette stadium. and thanks to our friends -- we bring you behind the scenes footage from the locker room after the game. lap low pressure >> i thought you were going to get that one. >> good job. played we are in the second half. still a lot of thing to clean up. five wins is not enough. we have a long lot of things to improve on and be more consistent at. >> last week in cleveland, special milestone happened. only the 4th time in the history of the nfl where a coach reached 250 wins. we all want to present coach belichick with the game ball and we think it was especially

>> best coach ever. what a moment. unfortunately, the ending of yesterday's game turned ugly. the bengals were getting beat and everything got chippy. >> the players were lucky there were no injuries. >> reporter: after taking a look at this on bennett, safety was the theme. they all understand the risks. >> it's a rough game and we know what we signed up for. just like if you're a fighter, so it's the way it goes. >> being physical is part of the game. there's no need for dirty play. >> this is concerning as a player. your health is ultimately paramount. >> there's hope that they'll look out for one another. >> in general, the players try to take care of one another. this is a dangerous game and we do the best we can.

hit he did in last year's playoffs. the hit probably won't get him a suspension but probably a fine. the steelers are next and the patriots may have caught a break. multiple reports say ben roethlisberger will not play on sunday after undergoing surgery for a torn meniscus. backup quarterback jones for a preview of the pats and steelers check us out at 7:00. kickoff 4:25. and followed by the post game show on my tv 38. the bruins take on the jets in winnipeg. and the celtics host the nets at the garden.

6:30. >> and scott pelley joins us live with a preview. >> david and lisa, great to be with you in boston. a new hillary clinton e-mail controversy and the fbi said it had been pressured by the state department to declassify one of the e-mails that became controversial. also, donald trump said today that the election is rigged. so we're going to have a look at voter fraud and how common it truly the world news coming in about 10 minutes. you may not be faster than michael phelps in the pool -- you're probably not. but what about on foot? coming up, join us for a live debate on question two, charter schools.

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>> we have a special visit. >> you can rub on the charles -- run on the charles river with michael phelps. they'll probably wrap up around 8:30. he's part of the 30 under 30 summit for entreprene good luck. have your coffee.

this is like the everything week. we get heat, rain, cooler temperatures. >> enjoy the warmth while it lasts. by the end of the week we go back to the 50s. and tomorrow the 80s. high tide is 1:21 in two -- in the afternoon.

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: wheel, dealing and e-mailing. f.b.i. documents say a state department official offered the bureau a favor if it would reduce the classification of a clinton e-mail. >> it just stinks to no end. >> pelley: also tonigh trump warns of election fraud, experts say the real threat could be russian hackers. >> imagine on election night something comes out that causes people to think the results of the election are questionable. >> pelley: holly williams on the front lines of the biggest battle yet against isis. >> these kurdish fighters are trying to move in that direction and retake the main road to mosul, but isis has lit fires in