>> some say he was a good kid. he was. he was very respectful and polite. and he had a huge smile and a fantastic sense of humor. a driver went the wrongway, hitting this car carrying four young men all headed back to college. rodney fisher says his 19-year- basketball and loved life. >> he was a giving person, a loving person. and i miss him. >> reporter: his son craig was a blessing. >> he made me happy. he was working to excel for himself. and the best he could be. >> reporter: their friend lost

driver lost his life. state police are still trying to figure out how and why he was driving on the wrong side of the highway. >> we obtained his driving record. over the last five years, five speeding tickets. in march, she and 32 gregory -- were killed when an out of control car slammed into the restaurant. the driver is facing two counts of vehicular.

>> there's debris everywhere. officers are trying to figure out what caused that crash. a massive search is under way for the man who shot two police officers during a violent crime spree. michael vance killed his ant and uncle and then threatened other families. he's wanted on two murder, tomatod murder charges and cash jacking charges. >>-aery you'll football team is suspended because a 19-year-old was playing on the team. he was playing alongside 13 and 14-year-olds. alexander rain chances diaz the

there's no words that can -- how i female. the coach and the 19-year-old say they are deeply sorry for their actions. amuch of the focus was on obama tame. premiums will rise up to 25% last year. donald trump d apparently got a little tripped up. >> reporter: 80% of them are hispanic. [ cheering ] >> the republican nominee said the high cost of obama care is hurting his workers. >> we're going to repeal and replace obama care.

having a true -- >> i'd say 99% of our employees are sured through our finance. hillary clinton's camp says she has a plan to make health seasons more affordable. >> i want you to have confidence that we're work every day to 'em implement the plans we have one of the forest. when it seemed her campaign tried to blame her e-mail cam scandal. some voters got the wrong ballots. they fixed the problem

state's election division is looking into this. a popular patriots player is using his name to help victims of hurricane matthew. >> live in foxborough. steve >> special lacked upon as ad -- family members in carolina. and he knows how hard they were hit. and him and his wife came up with the idea a couple of weeks ago to come up with the idea. that i have fun auction items

a lot of the fans get to bowl with their favorite players. >> it's a fun time for the patriots. back to you. are you mying about getting why the newest models. >> a little bit of snow flying this afternoon. checking in with our weather watchers network in particular across central massachusetts. and kathy is in worcester. a few snowflakes flying in the

at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus even more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of ?bread.? [ laughter ] ousands of low prices.

boston police are searching for a man who tried to kidnap a girl. it happened this morning and

around blue hill avenue and brookford street around 6:20 this morning. someone passing by helped the girl getaway. if you have any information, call boston police. if you're looking for a new car, you may want to pick out a new or redesigned car. actually, you may not want a new or always wait a year or two to let the automaker work out the kinks. on this year's most reliable list, the prius followed by the lexus ct. and apple is expected to unveil the mac book. and there are rumors that it may not have a traditional usb

holidays, the american girl doll coming to toys "r" us. it's the first time that an american retail store will feature the iconic doll. the company hopes that the brand will lure customers off their laptops and actually take them into the stores. >> they are such a hit with young girls. >> it's a mob scene. >> and they are 100 bucks a pop. >> not cheap. the self-driving big rig truck took a test drive. 45,000 cans on budweiser on a journey through colorado. a professional truck driver was on board just in case. they hope to use self-driving technology more often in the future. and i've been against self- driving cars, but if they are going to bring me beer, let's do it. criminals breaking into a

night. >> the disturbing video of the thieves at work close to sleeping children. and people at north station saw a man beating up a man at north station. tonight he is under arrest. and we got our hands on some of

uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician.

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some during surveillance video captures burglars creeping around a florida home. the homeowners were there asleep. you can see them looking for things to steal and the grandchildren are feet away.

accomplices were ransacking a car outside. the thieves took off and police are looking for them. in switzerland, a driver chasing his own car. the driver pulled over to the side of the road to talk to a friend and never put it in park. there goes the car and there goes the guy. it hits the guardrail and goes across the road. he's fortunate hit. in alabama, a deer walked into a bar. no, really. police officers and game wardens worked for two hours to coax an animal out of a building. the bar was under renovation. they weren't worried about damage, they just wanted the animal out safely. >> i thought at first you were telling one of my dad's jokes. >> it did have that feeling.

>> you can e-mail us the punch line. it was cold and it's going to get worse. >> i never put a worse or a better. i always put a descriptor. just present it. >> you kind of expect this kind of year. >> i have all sorts of people bring on the snow, bring on the cold. i think you're crazy. >> you don't use descriptors >> that's not negative or positive. >> good point, good point. >> different people make the world go round. 40 in worcester, 40 in provincetown. and most towns failed to hit 50 degrees today. if you're heading out tonight. at times, the wind chill value will be in the 20s. feels like 32 in worcester where there have been flurries. feels like 38 in lawrence and concord.

and about. our next developing storm -- that's heading our way for thursday. but tonight's story is the cold. partly cloudy skies and it stays breezy, and temps 28 to 34 by tomorrow morning. boston hits the upper 30s. freeze warnings for essex county. and places like franklin. not included northern bristol for most of these towns. not included the south shore to the cape and the islands. a little too much wind should keep temperatures above freezing. and a cold and brisk morning, puffy coat weather. towards midday, a brisk breeze and it will be cloudy on cape cod. and you might get a rain shower on cape cod.

tomorrow night is colder than tonight. widespread 20s after highs in the mid- to upper 40s and maybe a town or two hitting 50 degrees. bright skies and below average temperatures. and then we head to thursday and in comes the storm system and it's going to run into the colder air. this should be arriving in the afternoon. and at the beginning, a chance for snow and sleet. and it's going to change to cold rainfall. and we might get thunder and lightning as we head to thursday night. rain lingering before we dry out. in terms of snow, it's more of the novelty kind. the chance for a little bit. west of 495 and the best chance for accumulating near the berkshires. a good one to 2 inches of rainfall looks to be a good bet. putting a little dent in the

the front will be across new england with more clouds and showers to the north. and milder air to the south. i think the best chance for milder temperatures would be sunday towards southeastern massachusetts, connecticut, and rhode island. there's the accuweather 7-day forecast. halloween looks dry, and already on the 7-day is november 1st. the school yard shoutout is the visit i had yet morning. third year in a row. got students and they were roaring if you caught the audio. a great group and asking questions on and on. and it was a very inquisitive classroom. >> and they don't have to cover the costumes too much. pickup truck drivers may be having a tough time seeing at nights because of the headlights. seven of 10 small and full-

lowest score possible. weijia jiang takes a look. >> reporter: he says the headlights are not like the others. >> there's supposed to be more of a beam, a spotlight type effect. these seem to be diffused out. >> reporter: the lights got a marginal rating from the insurance institute. researchers tested the amount of light a truck provides as this video shows the honda ridge line, the only vehicle to earn a good rating. >> some headlights just even properly aimed are not going to provide a wide enough distribution of light. >> researchers say poorly designed headlights could also create dangerous conditions for drivers in on coming traffic.

cause a glare that may temporarily blind other drivers. they also factored in the high beams, l.e.d. lights, and reflectors. he's made adjustments on his own. >> i supplemented with the running lights or the fog lights which are closer to the ground and will light up the ground directly in front of the vehicle. >> reporter: he hopes auto manufacturers will make changes by the truck. scientists studying autism found big surprises when it comes to gender. many girls with autism have social skills that can mask the condition and some girls don't show any symptoms of autism even when they have the same genetic mutations as boys. it's at least four times more

healthy girl. how doctors saved her life months before her due date. a cruel crime at north station. witnesses describe seeing something truly disturbing, what a man was doing to this dog. and home depot employees are helping to build better lives for veterans. a great story. we have that and a lot more coming up at 6:00. but some kids aren't so lucky. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and

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andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte

chances are you've never heard this before, a baby girl born twice. doctors performing a lifesaving surgery on the 23 week old fetus before returning her to the womb. and 12 weeks later, doctors delivered the baby again. >> tonight this little girl is thriving. >> and she giggs >> reporter: they enjoy watching their 4-month-old daughter grow up. not long ago, they didn't know if that would be possible. >> the doctor sawing is in the ultrasound. >> reporter: doctors discovered a tumor from her tailbone. >> we were scared and i had just suffered a miscarriage the prior year. to think that i might lose another baby was very hard.

heart to give out. >> she would not have made it without the surgery. >> they performed an emergency fetal operation. and at 24 weeks, doctors pulled almost half of her body out of her mother's uterus and removed 90% of the tumor. >> we have to get the tumor away and then we have to make sure that the baby can stay safety of survival. she was essentially born a second time 12 weeks later. >> we're practicing rolling over. >> doctors will keep an eye on her until she's an adult. so far she's reaching all her milestones. >> that might be the most amazing medical story i've seen. >> doctors removed the

eight days after she was born. and they also had to remove her tailbone. >> she's a perfect little baby. the news at 6:00 starts now. now at 6:00; a disturbing crime at north station. witnesses saw a man punching his service dog. scary moments on a packed service bus. several kids rushed to the hospital. >> freeze warnings for parts of snow and then cold rain. and building a better future one home at a time. working to make a difference for local veterans. the news at 6:00 starts now. live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz news at 6:00. we begin with breaking news tonight. boston police looking for this man who tried to kidnap a girl this morning.

girl in the area of blue hill avenue and brookford street at 6:20 this morning. there was someone passing by at the time who helped that little girl getaway. if you have information, call boston police. new video. a man accused of attacking his dog at north station. in this video. police say he is kneeling on the dog. and what witnesses say they saw was much people inside station saw the man repeatedly punching and choking the dog. thanks for being with us. i'm lisa hughes. >> tonight the husky is in the hands of animal control. >> reporter: she now has a name, a safe warm home. that poor husky endured cruel treatment last night.

vivacious husky was the victim of animal abuse on monday night. a witness capturing this cell phone video of the husky and its owner at north station. the witness told police he saw the man punch and hit the dog, neil on it. and lift it completely off the ground by its leash. they arrested him for animal cruelty. >> a beautifu but love and respect since she's come to the shelter. >> they named her sara and brought her to the shelter where she'll undergo tests. >> she is limping somewhat and it may be from last night. we'll be doing a full body -- >> now in the custody of the