greens. the downtown crossing locations shut down for health violations. >> this is the second sweet green to have issues within the past two months. and bill shields is live in boston. >> inspectors were at the store and came up with a list of health code violations. the store management voluntarily closed and some of the violations are interesting including dirty prep services. >> in inspection, we found a number of violations, and the violations are at the point that we sincerely encourage the restaurant to close. >> reporter: the inspector found a list of violations, including fly infestation. this is the second sweet greens store to close this year. late this afternoon, all of the employees at the school street

one of the major violations was an untrained manager. >> the one we're most concerned about is the person in charge. and not having the knowledge that we expect it to have. >> reporter: it's a california based chain with eight stores in eastern mass. even though this store closed at 11:00 this morning. they were observed still serving food to customers at 1:30 today. >> we'll look into that. thank >> reporter: and those customers were takeout customers. we observed several people showing up and they were turned away. and inspectors will be back at 9 a.m. tomorrow. we did just moments ago get a statement from sweet greens saying that they'd voluntarily

of guests seriously. a dozen police officers in western mass are under investigation, accused of attacking a group of men outside a springfield bar. in april 2015, a group of off duty officers used a baton to beat them. a woman was whistled at and the district attorney the case. a home in kingston after animal control found a dozen pets inside. the 70-year-old woman was taken to the hospital. and many of the animals in that home were caged and living in filthy conditions. if his wife gives the green light, curt schilling says he's

in the senate race. we turned to our political analyst jon keller. what do you think? is this for real? >> in curt schilling's mind it's real. and it's not hard to imagine him winning the gop nomination. he's among the first examines of -- mimicking the tactics donald trump. his best showing in any state. whether or not he wins the white house, many of the voters could be drawn to a blunt speaking enemy of political correctness. here's the problem for shilling. on the aware indications, they preferred socially moderate candidate, two more cannot

of their way to downplay their -- he is a creationist and traffics in incendiary posts bashing muslims and transgender people. >> it's going to be interesting to see -- or if candidates can duplicate his success. and you had interesting number that is found that elizabeth warren had more vulnerability is there an opening? >> on paper she might be. she barely beat a couple of other candidates on paper. what might be his biggest weakness is the mismanagement of the video game company. it plays right into warren's biggest strength.

sector failure and war fair. and for atist of how the democratic -- will rally around her -- >> elizabeth warren fights for massachusetts families, curt schilling is trump like. three words, bring it on. spoken by another distinguished athlete in her own right. she >> think she'll be asked about curt? >> we'll ask her. >> tonight president obama is hosting its final state dinner at the white house. a celebrity chef will be in the kitchen. on the menu, butternut squash. and this year's final harvest

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and i want to show you the high temperatures we got today. lexington at 65. and mendon had 79 degrees. and 83 degrees up there as well. and southern new hampshire in the upper 50s with fog and drizzle. >> i'll tell you about tomorrow in my forecast.

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warmer than usual, a little managery. >> this is the low level fog and the visibility is almost zero in spots. other places the weather is so beautiful and nice and sunny and warm. and it's different from place to place and tough to be a forecaster sometimes, figuring all this out. and what it's going to be like in every single and upton. up to 80 degrees today. south bridge, again, 80. how about the high school in lakeville. 79degrees there. and the warm air got so close -- close but no cigar. and it briefly went up in the western suburbs, and then it's going to cool down again. it cleared out pretty well. 58 in boston with the dense fog and the visibility of a quarter mile. and to the north we have

fog and drizzle. and it's really miserable up here. and a different regime near and south of the mass pike. and southwestward temperatures in the 80s. certainly extended to middlesex county. anyway, these are the dew points, it's damp and humid all over the place. and we are still dealing with a drought. we got more rain this morning. and we we need big rainstorms and the probability of rainfall is not high tomorrow. picks up on thursday, and way up on friday as we get rain. and some of that could be beneficial by the end of the day. in the meantime, tonight, the places that did clear out will have the clouds coming back in later. and the places cloudy to the north will stay cloudy and foggy and drizzly. if you're going up to southern

produce scattered showers in northern new england and not much rain tomorrow morning. at 7:30 in the morning. it's overcast and temperatures in the 60s. it's going to be a mild night and in some cases the temperature may go up. it will go up as the clouds go to the southeast. we go to the 70s to almost 80 and start cooling off and falling back in the 50s. warm weather tomorrow and it should be for takes the big plunge. and the cold air plunging this weekend. and of course we have the charles regatta. it's going to be cold and windy. 20 to 40 miles per hour on saturday. and starting cloudy with sprinkles and then breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. and then in the afternoon on sunday for the head of the charles, it's going to be pretty much in the middle 50s and still windy but not as windy as saturday.

sunday. we'll get to almost 80 tomorrow. today was a big disappointment. >> within a week we'll go from 80 to 40s. >> next tuesday, 40s for highs, not lows. >> thanks, barry. >> welcome to new england. more than 100 million people in the u.s. suffer from chronic pain and as many as 40 people a day are dying from opioid overdoses. and one lol helping patients get their lives back without under arrest characteristics. >> i felt like a failure. i couldn't be the mom they deserved. >> she injured her left arm during a power yoga class. she was in so much pain she could barely get out of the chair. >> i stopped doing laundry and groceries and cooking and my

>> julie tried everything including nerve oblation. >> those medications can be helpful in the short term. when it's a chronic issue it increases instead of decreases the pain level. and you end up needing more. and it's become a huge crisis. >> desperate for relief she went to spalding rehab. pain program in the country. patients receive classes like yoga and tai chi. >> 80% of the patients have significant functional changes, and 80% report extreme improvement in their life satisfaction. >> ben has had pain since he was 10. now a graduate of the program.

the pain made a difference. >> it's been life altering. >> reporter: and not only is julie's pain more manageable but her kids got their mom back. they said i'm back to the family. i'm back to who i used to be. >> reporter: the pain program accepts patients as young as 13 and is co insurance companies. i'm mallika marshall, wbz news. sick kids in waltham got a surprise. a window washer dressed as spider man. he's been seen on the boston campus in the past and this was his first time visiting waltham. style there too. straight ahead, beating the odds. >> a new england teen finding

return to the game he loves. and reaching across the aisle and state lines. democrats helping republicans rebuild their fire bombed office. and it all goes back to one man in brookline. and new friends with gold medalist. not in the charles river. 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

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a new england teen is back on the football field after a play last season nearly paralyzed him. he landed on his head and a defender fell on top of him breaking his neck. >> his comeback is being called a miraculous one. >> just really happen, let alone to walk. and that's the biggest part. and being so close to being able to walk, and football blessing. >> doctors told chris -- that 70% of people who suffer the injury he did end up in a wheelchair. tonight he's back on the football field. >> my parents would say you're not going to let him come back, are you? and that was a hard decision. the biggest thing was his health and making sure the doctors said it was okay. >> reporter: he jumped at the chance to return to the game he loves. the teen is quick to credit

>> my mom home schooled me for the 12 weeks and that was huge. and my dad stayed home and in the town, everybody was coming by. and i had the entire team at the house. that helped me push through recovery. >> he ran for a touchdown in a rematch against the team he played against when he was injured. >> the beginning of the recovery process, the coach said u you'll be out there and help those guys out. and i was happy with that. and to be able to play makes me so happy to be able to do this my senior year. >> reporter: the team named him one of the three team captains. >> we have much more still ahead. >> stay with us, the news at 6:00 starts right now. breaking news now at 6:00.

the search underway in an dover. from the baseball field to the split field. the one person who needs to give curt schilling the green light. two men run down while crossing the street in waltham, one killed. close but no cigar getting the warm air into boston. tomorrow, near 80 degrees, and big changes this week. live from the channel 4 studios in news at 6:00. we begin tonight with breaking news at an dover and the search for a man who exposed himself to kids at recess. thanks for joining us. >> police are asking the public for help in finding this man. julie loncich has more on the breaking story from an dover. >> reporter: an dover police say the suspect was in the municipal lot near his car when

adjacent in that playground right over there. the alleged incident happened monday around noon during recess here at st. augustine elementary school in an dover. several children between the ages of 10 and 12 witnessed this man exposing himself as he pretended to be on his cell phone. >> the individual ended up doing it a second time. >> reporter: the children didn't report the went home and told their parents who informed administrators today. this mother picking up her kindergartner just found out. >> i'm shaking inside. my teeth were chattering when i was talking to my mother. and we're in this bubble of an dover and it feels safe and there's so many things going on. there's nowhere safe.

present at recess on tuesday. the man is in his 20s thin build, wearing gym clothes. he was said to be driving a black or silver honda or a volkswagen wagon. police are looking into whether any surveillance cameras in the area might have captured anything. julie loncich, wbz news. a red sox to take on elizabeth warren. curt schilling intends to run for a massachusetts senate seat. >> his heart is in it but he has to clear one more hurdle before he commits. >> reporter: not surprisingly he has to talk it over with his wife.