breaking right now and 11, a young boy riding his bicycle killed in a car crash. the driver who hit him also a teenager. breaking in ipswich, the coast guard rescues a swimmer missing four hours. plus , police arrested a man after he exposed himself near the school while the kids were on recess. breaking news and a tragedy in brockton. a 13-year-old boy riding his bike hit by a car and killed. >> the driver of that car is also a teenager. wbz's chantee lans is live in brockton with the latest. >> reporter: david and lisa, the family of that victim just arrived on scene, they are understandably extremely upset. one woman just collapsed here and officials are here to help

the suv is still on scene, police don't know what led to the crash but can tell us that a young teenager lost his life on the street tonight. >> it is a very active investigation, detectives are getting statements from witnesses. >> reporter: brockton officials say a young teenager was writing his bike when a teenager -- riding his bike when a teenager driving an suv struck and killed him. >> i am a father of six and i changed forever. >> reporter: bill carpenter says the police spent hours trying to figure out the teen's identity. >> he is a boy ranging in age of 12 to 13 but we really don't know. what is going on right now is we are working closely with school officials and the cell phone that the boy had. >> reporter: the driver that stopped was the only one in the vehicle, he is 18 years old. >> clearly, visibly station --

>> reporter: the mayor says the teen driver was not hurt and was taken to an area hospital as a precaution. live in boston, chantee lans, wbz news. >> very sad, thank you. now to this breaking news on the north shore, the best possible news for one family, a man rescued by the coast guard in the waters of crane beach. louisa moller is live in ipswich tonight. this is a man who got caught in a >> reporter: that's right, lisa, that is what is so miraculous about this. after hours of searching, hours that this 58-year-old man spent in the water, a coast guard helicopter spotted him and brought him to safety. let me take you back to the beginning. ipswich police say a 5008 -- 58- year-old man and his son-in-law were swimming in the beach. they are described as a strong

became anxious. they came to the beach and saw their bicycles. that's when they called 911. police came to the beach and found the son-in-law who said that both men had been caught in a heavy fog and swept out by a rip current. he also said they were both wearing wetsuits at the time. hours later again, the 58-year- old man was spotted and hoisted into a coast guard helicopter, then brought to land, transported to a local hospital. we are told he is listed in all of this, incredibly happy news, despite a very, very trying evening here at crane beach. for now, live in ipswich, louisa moller, wbz news. breaking news in dorchester, a man shot while working on his car in dorchester avenue, the globe reporting the 41-year-old victim was hit when the gunman fired 15 rounds then ran off. the man is reportedly undergoing surgery right now at boston medical center with life-

there have been no arrests so far. police in andover are searching for a man exposing himself to kids near a school. the kids saw him while they were at recess. police say the man was standing outside his car in a parking lot at saint augustine elementary school. >> officials thing two or three students saw the man. wbz's julie loncich spoke to parents and joins us live from andover. julie? was standing right next to a car in this parking lot, a parking lot that actually comes up to the playground here, given the time and location of all of this, parents wonder if anywhere is safe. >> i'm kind of shaking inside. my teeth were chattering when i was talking to my mother. >> reporter: kate says she could not help but have a visceral reaction when she learned a man allegedly exposed himself to elementary schoolers as she picked up her own kindergartner tuesday. >> i feel like there is nowhere

>> reporter: andover police say dozens of children's were playing during recess at saint augustine elementary school monday when three or four of them spotted the man in this municipal parking lot. >> unfortunately, they not only noticed it once, but the individual ended up doing it a second time. >> reporter: that lot abuts the playground and fields and is in a highly trafficked area. >> the area is flooded with people go into cafes and restaurants. >> reporter: the students did not tell staffers but rather tuesday morning, administrators and police were notified. >> anything can happen and it is just terrifying. >> you leave your kids here and think they are safe and then this happens. >> reporter: police were on patrol at recess a day later while investigators searched for surveillance cameras that may have spotted the man and are in the meantime hoping someone saw something out of the ordinary. >> it is just scary and you got to keep an open eye on everything.

when i was a kid, and run out and play. it's not like that anymore unfortunately. >> reporter: police say the man is believed to be in his 20s. he is white, thin bills, possibly wearing gym clothes at the time. they think he was driving a silver or black honda or volkswagen. live in andover, julie loncich, wbz news. turning to the weather, thick fog and clouds kept boston from coming anywhere near the record temperatures we thought we might get. this is what the view looks like in downtown barry burbank, 83 is what we are hoping for, but we did not get near there. >> oh, my gosh. i'm sorry we did not get there. a lot of people were hoping for that. we did in some locations but it is all about this front. it slow down as we had some reservations about this last night thinking it may not get

now we have a cold front which is producing showers but luckily those will die out as they come. still is going to be warm as the cold front passes tomorrow. where was it today? south of the mass pike, 82 around 83 degrees. this is where it was cool, foggy and dismal all day. 80s to the west, that means we have a shot of going up to 80, 81 degrees tomorrow, but not up to the record of 84. should be a warm record for everybody. few minutes. campaign 2016. less than 24 hours from the final debate, exactly 3 weeks now from election day. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are in las vegas tonight, they are both getting ready for the high-stakes showdown. earlier today, president obama actually offered advice for donald trump. >> i would invite mr. trump to stop whining and try to make his case to get votes. >> while trump was campaigning in colorado tonight, firing back at what he calls a rigged election. wbz's liam martin joins us now

>> reporter: trump's new logo is drain the swamp. you want to get career politicians out of washington and claim even many republicans are preparing to rig the election against him. donald trump promising supporters he will push for congressional term limits if he is elected. >> we are going to drain the swamp in washington dc, and that's what it is. >> reporter: he is claiming washington insiders are reading the presidential election. f will record that 2017 was the year america lost its independence. >> reporter: president obama slamming trump's claims. >> i would advise mr. trump to stop whining and make his case to get votes. >> reporter: this trump supporter says the media is favoring hillary clinton. >> you don't hear anything

you hear a whole bunch of rumors unsubstantiated from 30 years ago. >> reporter: the latest batch of emails reveals clinton's campaign manager, john podesta, mocking former rival bernie sanders. last year, he wrote, he is a doofus for criticizing the paris climate deal and in march, emails clinton with the first cut of people to consider for vice president. 39 names divided into what he called food groups, including latino leaders, female lawmakers, and down at the bottom all by itself, clinton is in las vegas preparing for wednesday night's debate. >> this is her last opportunity to be in front of a national audience, and she is looking forward to doing that. >> reporter: a new monmouth university poll out tuesday shows clinton has widened her lead over trump in battleground nevada. and nationally, a new poll out just tonight from foxnews also shows clinton up seven in a head to head with trump. trump is running out of time

tomorrow night might be his best remaining chance to make up that ground. >> which could make this interesting. the presidential candidates face off in their final debate tomorrow night in las vegas. watch it live at 9:00 on wbz and then at 11, jon keller will break it down joining us onset. don't forget, tomorrow is the last day to register to vote in massachusetts. from bloodiest talk to the rough and tough of politics, curt schilling wants to be a u.s. senator. he spent the day for trump but he made headlines himself saying that he wants to launch a 2018 senate bid against elizabeth warren. the only caveat is that his wife would have to sign off on it. he says he is sick of the current leadership in washington. >> why do you want to run so badly? >> make a difference. i'm tired of watching people talk about it and not do

difference. >> we reached out to elizabeth warren's campaign but they had no comment on his potential run. sweetgreen restaurant in downtown crossing is closed and there is no word on when it might reopen. the restaurant opted to close after an inspection found a number of violations, at least one customer reports getting sick after eating at the school street location. inspector say one of the major violations was a manager in charge who was not sufficiently trained. >> but the one that we are most concerned about is the person in charge, not having the knowledge that we expect them to have. >> the company president says sweetgreen is working with the boston help department to reopen as soon as possible. you may remember the back bay sweetgreen closed temporarily earlier this year, also for health code violations. they were looking for love but ended up brokenhearted and nearly broke. tonight, a former boston man is accused of swindling nearly $400,000 from five women that he met for dates on social media sites. police say that michael shields

money on everything from gay patients -- vacations to dinners. a woman is in custody after a standoff with police in new hampshire. this last and in the town of candia. investigators say an armed woman barricaded herself and her 12-year-old daughter inside. police are holding the woman without bail while doctors perform a mental health evaluation. is prompting new calls for warning signs and flashing lights at a busy crosswalk. one man was killed today and another is hospitalized. they had just stepped off of a bus and were crossing the street. they both worked in maintenance for hobbs brook management. the driver stopped immediately and was still unclear -- what's still unclear is why the driver hit the two pedestrians. >> we know they were in the crosswalk. we got to do an investigation

>> the driver is 60 years old and is from waltham. at this point he is not facing any charges. the victim was a 65-year-old watertown man and police have not yet released his name. billionaire michael bloomberg is giving $50 million to the museum of silence -- science in boston. the former new york city mayor grew up in medford and took classes there as a child. he says this huge donation is his way of saying thank you. >> as a kid, i just loved the museum because they had hands- on exhibits and that made everything come alive for me. of thinking and incidentally, it taught me the value of never being afraid to ask a question. >> the museum's education division will be named in honor of bloomberg's parents. speaking of money, a man in brookline raised $13,000 in less than an hour. >> coming up, why this local democrat felt so strongly about helping republicans who have been hurt in north carolina. from swimming in the olympics to running in boston,

esplanade today. >> plus , striking a pose at president obama's final state dinner, the guest of honor and

reaching across the aisle to help a political office that was targeted. that building firebombed by people hoping to hurt republicans in north carolina. >> when democrat david weinberger heard about the attack in brookline he decided to do something about it. he set out to raise $10,000 to help repair the office. but he raise more than 13,000 -- $13,000 online in less than an hour. he says he totally disagrees with the gop platform but in the face of violence, it is everybody's duty to help. >> this is appalling and not what we want to happen to anyone or the electoral system.

wire that money to the north carolina office. a morning run in boston got a star of -- shot of star power with golden metal swimmer, michael phelps. >> he decided to join people for a run on the esplanade. thousands turned out for a crowded run along the charles. >> it is awesome to have all of this support out here, a lot of supply -- excitement. selfies were going crazy. >> he was huffing and puffing a little bit. he admits it is a little bit tricky he admits he was making sure he did not get tripped or ran over. >> there is somebody who is probably happy that it was not warmer, right? nice and cool this morning. >> it actually wasn't bad, just a little bit off of what we expected. tomorrow, i know it's going to be warmer but do we have a chance at a record. >> probably not. we are going to get close, two or 3 degrees off from that. the warmth should be shared over the entire region and instead of just some people

getting it, that is the good news i have for you. looking at this high tide action coming up, we call it perigee syzygy, title flooding coming up, this is a picture from donna in gloucester. widespread on the coast because of astronomical conditions. the earth, moon and sun all lined up and the moon making its closest approach to earth. but, it gets even closer ne 17th, the closest approach of the moon to the earth. since 1948, almost 69 years. wow. we've got beautiful fall colors and once the sun gets out more prominently tomorrow, we are going to have more of this color really lit up and displayed across new england. this is a picture of north andover of just one maple tree. how about the highs? kim said 57, to only 60 degrees in merrimack, massachusetts. then we take the jump.

larry in attleboro, 82 today. it's all about location, location, location. here we have right now the warmth spreading into boston, highest temperature of the day is right now at 11:00 at night. meantime, cool air off to the north and west. that is definitely coming our way. there is the warm air coming up, we still have fog across seven new hampshire. some of that is dense but it is all gobbled up, cleared out, most of massachusetts, north of the boston area. we've got dewpoints in the low to middle 60s, very humid air for this time of year but dry air will be coming in here tomorrow afternoon. we've got showers off in new york state but most of those will dry out before they get here. i temperatures tomorrow, 78 to 81 degrees for most folks, even though there will be clouds in the morning, as the front comes down, it will not produce these showers right now and we will have pretty good weather. yuriko, a look at the weather, looking down the post with the possibility that we

does not look like it will make a direct hit to us, but, it will contribute tropical moisture to give us heavy rain late friday into friday night. once that goes by, we've got a lot of wind and get temperatures only in the 50s this weekend with lots of clouds on saturday, more sun on sunday but still, lots of wind and blowing leaves around this weekend and next week it gets even closer, some of the highs during the ek of the 40s. that's it for now, back to you. >> bid change, coming. you could not be afraid of carbs at president obama's final state dinner. italy's prime minister was the guest of honor and celebrity chef, mario vitali, prepared the menu. food shared the bill with fashion. the first lady who wore italian designer, verse saatchi, is getting rave reviews -- vercase, is getting rave reviews for the sleeveless gown that she wore, and, on the

>> i wanted to see marco -- mario vitali in the tuxedo with orange crocs and the ponytail. coming up in sports, bill belichick sounds off on those microsoft tablets. >> why the patriots are done with their product. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level.

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you know, bill belichick famously called facebook, my face. now we are getting new evidence that he is maybe not all about the technology. >> we know that he is calling the tablets unreliable. >> he is sticking to that story. most tuesdays during the season, belichick holds a conference call with the media and keeps it low-key but today was a different story. head coach was in rare form, starting with his rip on the microsoft tablets. you may remember this shot of belichick trashing his tablet during the team's lost to the bills earlier this week. apparently he has been having issues with the tablets all season long, and today he said he is done with them. >> i'm done with the tablets. i have given them as much time as i can give them.

for me. i'm going to stick with pictures because there just isn't enough consistency in the performance of the tablets. so i just can't take it anymore. >> [ laughter ] pretty funny. as you mentioned, bill belichick was in rare form today. we just heard the negative, now the positive. a softer side of bill who just became a grandfather for the first time. >> we have a roster addition to announce, it is different than the usual one, emphasis is little. we to the depth chart. she was born this morning to my son, steve, and the real mvp, jen. so, a happy an exciting day for all of us. >> nice to hear the softer

the steelers in pittsburgh. be sure to tune into patriots all access friday night at 7 on wbz. as for sunday, wbz get started with patriots game day at 11:30, kickoff 4:25 followed by the fifth quarter post game show on my tv 38. indians looking to finish off the sweep over the blue jays in toronto. but, it was not to be. josh donaldson gave the blue jays their first lead of the series with a solo run in the third. in the seventh, the score, too- 1, edwin encarnacion scores to make it 4-1 blue ja season alive. the tribe still leads, 3-1. back to football, patriots tight end mark callis took part in the forbes under 30 summit tonight. when he is not on the gridiron, the 29-year-old is busy writing children's books for his very own company, the imagination agency. if you have not noticed, the guy was a character and did not disappoint during the question

time of the day would you say you are most creative? >> that's good. that is a good question. anytime i am on the toilet. super, super creative on the toilet. it's like, what are you doing in there? i making a children's book. [ laughter ] >> and we will and with that. guys come over to you. >> he's not just funny, he's really good, too. move. >> back home with memories of a summer vacation on cape cod. the final steps before she can

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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, choose something better and give all our kids hope.

the pregnant manatee that wound up on the cape took a nonstop flight today back to florida. >> cruise rescue the memo off the coast of the cape, early this morning she left the mystic aquarium bound for sea world. the pregnant manatee, dubbed washburn, will spend a few weeks at sea world before being released back into the wild. i think this is the first time that we've called the manatee a name. i did not know washburn. >> a nickname, yeah. >> can't wait to find out what she makes names the baby. up next, very takes a look

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this was one of those days that tested even a seasoned professional. >> i'm glad it's over. looking forward to tomorrow. >> we all are.

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