a cape cod teen girl on the way to the school bus. bourn police have arrested 18- year-old john allen saying that one week ago he grabbed a 14- year-old girl from behind and threw her to the ground. the victim and suspect live on the same street. allen will be arraigned tomorrow. also breaking, a shooting on connell at street in dorchester. the victim has life-threatening injuries. we have a crew on the way and

student taking responsibility for the deadly drunk driving crash that killed his friend. the victim, a student at end cannot college. i'm liam mart snipe and i'm paula ebben. the 20-year-old had a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit when he crashed his car last spring. jim? >> reporter: paula, this is a tragedy for everyone, and it was a heart-breaking day in th father spoke out through his tears. >> i hope that our loss, as painful as it is, can maybe prevent someone else from having the same loss. >> reporter: fred sampson, junior is a broken man. craig was only 19 years old,

and the endicott college student was killed when the car he was in crashed, a car driven by his close friend. today, the close friend, joseph castano, agreed to plead guilty with a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit and will spend th years in jail. >> he recognizes it's never going to be enough to doing what he is doing but it's all he can do. >> reporter: castano's family walked him into court. sampson's father has a message for anyone who will listen. >> alcohol was a factor in this. people made decisions to drink. people made decisions to drive. please, please, please, please

make those decisions. >> reporter: in addition to those three and a half years in jail castano will be on probation for three more years and must remain alcohol and drug free and loses his driver's license for 15 years. jim smith, wbz news. tonight, a follow-up to an i-team investigation after the i-team exposed job perks. ryan kath has more. >> reporter: there is a top to bottom review of the policies it it was shown that hundreds of officers racked up overtime hours. they punched in at the public pools and worked the overtime on a daily basis, doubling their salaries.

governor. every other law enforcement agency in the state does the detail on the days off and these are coming in the middle of the day. it was pouring rain and there were environmental police officers stationed at the pool completely empty inside. >> like i said, we will look into this and if i determine there are problems, we will take action. >> reporter: and coming up new tonight at 11:00, the i-team is uncovering thousands of kids who run away in state cust to massachusetts to describe a life of domestic violence. she said her 16-year-old son has been constantly on the run and making it to florida twice. >> they need to be held accountable for their whereabouts. when they are in state custody, the state needs to be held accountable.

are missing and what is being done to make sure that the kids on the streets are located quickly and returned home safely. for the i-team, ryan kath, wbz news. a 20-year-old said that two men followed him the other night, used a slur and said he was in, quote, trump when he was interviewed a second time, he admitted he lied and wanted to, quote, raise awareness of things going on around the country. the last campaign was the most closely watched ever but did some voters make their decision on fake news reports? there is a report that millions of voters on facebook and other social media were exposed to

opinion but not your own facts? some people are very gullible about the stories. buzz feed, a legitimate website, analyzed the final three months on facebook and looked at how often users would fair shake stories about how pop -- pope francis endorsed trump, facebook users shared, liked, or commented on them 8.7 million times and on the flip side, people interacted with the top 20 legitimate election stories nearly 1.5 million fewer times, disturbing. >> it makes an impact. how can you tell as an average citizen who's real and what's fake? >> reporter: it's not that easy. you're on line a lot.

list. most have names suggesting legitimacy and some of them try and pass thems off as abc and nbc and it works well. in an interview with the washington post, paul horner, a major player in the fake fews industry said, quote, i think trump's in the white house because of me. followern' anything. they'll post anything, and believe anything,end quote. >> this could cut both says. >> it could. it was used effectively genet

reason why trump's adversaries wouldn't use them down the road. it's a real casualty. >> jon keller, thank you so much. paula? if you are already looking ahead to the 2020 election, don't expect to see hillary clinton's running mate. a reporter asked senator tim kaine if he wanted to seek the presidency. his answer? nope. > before black friday. the credit card making sure you get the best deal, and raising healthy kids and why the milk you buy could make a difference. and a local turkey farm devastated pie fire. who helped the owners rebuild just in time for thanksgiving? nice to see sunshine after a gray start. the weather watchers network, mainly around 50 like this picture from larry at scituate.

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a deadly and destructive natural gas explosion in illinois. a utility worker has been killed and several buildings damaged in the blast. investigatorssay that a contractor caused the leak while digging there. three utilities workers were there when it hit. a hot air balloon carrying four people made an emergency landing in philadelphia. heavy winds forced the pilot to baseball field. a thief in texas who literally stole the kitchen sink. a family restoring their home had surveillance cameras set up outside when the contractor went to run for parts and the guy in the trailer pulled up, grabbed the kitchen sink and two bathroom sinks and a garbage disposal. >> enterprising. >> i guess so. just a little weird that are he knew that the contractor was

>> fishy. [laughter] speaking of fishy, what's up with you? >> hey. what's going on? >> it's like what are you implying? [laughter] >> paula and i go way back. nickname. it was a nice day and when the sun came out, it was real nice and any day over 50 is a good day. 61 in worcester and 60s towards connecticut and november running above average to this poin however, changes are brewing, and it looks colder during the end of the month that will level things out a bit, and it will end up close to that average point. temperatures this evening, fairly comfortable. we look to the west with a lot of warmth out there, and these are all record highs. chicago sitting at 70 degrees and minneapolis at 54 and notice the dark blues? they are showing up. and colder air, it's taking

reach. this is the instigator. this could bring a foot of snow to minnesota. for us, chilly tomorrow morning and a great friday forecast. we'll be warming our way up into the 50s midday and more sunshine than today and a breeze out of the north at 5 to 15 and gustiest across cape cod and nantucket. you will notice the wind. it will make it feel cooler. for the evening, clear and start the weekend. high terms, close to 60 away from the water's edge and with the north northwesterly winds, cooler across cape cod to go with the wind as well. still, not a bad day. we kickoff the weekend, and we're in a squeeze play between two systems, one to the west and most of the day in sunshine but we'll watch the clouds back their way in across eastern massachusetts during the afternoon and evening and bringing with it perhaps fog

it's the same storm we saw across the middle of the country. and it will bring us early morning rain showers and 50 to start the day and colder air will swing in, and the colder air, more wind and clouds and snow flurries possible sunday afternoon and evening, and not expecting accumulation but it's a sign of the times. this will produce a lot of snow inner have months in particular. and there will be a huge event next weekend and in pattern shift could be right on time. boston, 9:00 on saturday, the citython 5k, a great morning for a run, 40 degrees and then the tree lighting at faneuil hall. a little fog or mist but that would be the worst of it. and next week, it's all about the cold, gusty winds into monday and colder air tuesday as well, and it will be

get here by thanksgiving day. boston hasn't hit the freezing mark. i think that might happen on monday or tuesday. here is the accu-weather 7 day, a very chilly start to the week and mid-40s on tuesday and chilly again and good for travel and tuesday would become the travel day and thursday, thanksgiving with a possible thunderstorm system. >> the cold, think it's here for good? >> i think there ll and take and i don't think it will be frigid but cooler and speaking of, the winter outlook, tomorrow night at 11:00 on wbz. we'll talk about what to expect for the upcoming season. i'll give you a little hint, probably not as much of a free pass. >> oh, well, okay. >> second warmest winter. >> thank you so much. and the barrier that was

gorilla enclosure was not up to standards. in may, a young boy got into the enclosure and zookeepers shot and killed the gorilla, harambe, to get the boy to safety. a report out from the u.s. surgeon general, and he wants to change the way americans think about drug and alcohol addiction. the surgeon general said that addiction is a chronic brain disease, not a character flaw or a he calls it a moral test for america and want its treated the same way we treat chronic diseases like heart disease. researchers found that children who drink 1% milk were three times more likely to be overweight, and whole milk drinkers had healthier levels of vitamin d. whole milk makes you feel whole.

devastating fire. >> coming up, a local turkey farm recovering. and coming up at 6:00, a man has been killed in a shooting in dorchester. the police commissioner just gave us an update. we are live with the breaking details. plus, an arrest in the violent attack of a teen girl who was on her way to a school

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a lancaster turkey farm rebounding after a devastating fire. for a while, it looked like bob's turkey farm would not recover. >> but thanks to hard work and a lot of help, the family farm's booming once again, it's the busiest time of year at bob's. getting 6000 turkeys ready for tables with a thousand with a reprieve until christmas. >> we have been buying here forever. we love it. >> reporter: it has been open

stocked. but after the barn fire, the season was in jeopardy. >> we lost like 7,000 birds in the fire and most of them were thanksgiving. >> reporter: a brother and sister run the farm built their by fire. >> it was devastating. we department know what was going to happen. >> reporter: what happened surrendered us and given us the support, i don't know what we would have done. >> people came and helped clean up the mess and rebuild. >> reporter: money was donated and equipment. >> a lot of people you wouldn't think would do that, but they do. >> reporter: you can see the charred posts and the barn is mostly rebuild and the stock is growing. >> it's honestly, the freshest turkey woo very ever had. >> reporter: and next thursday, the family will give thanks

>> turkey, of course. >> 6,000 turkeys sound like a lot but the number should be 8000 or 9,000. so this was a rebuilding year. the owner is hoping next year to be back to normal. >> and when we aired the story, people were devastated. no surprise that they helped to rebuild. the news at 6:00 starts right now. breaking news at 6:00, an arrest in a violent bus stop years early. former house speaker sal dim asi. and what police say happened before this crash and how they caught up with the suspect. the cold is right around the corner. when the chill will arrive and what we might see snowflakes. an off the field feud over

why some want the dedication called off. we have two breaking stories at 6:00. first in dore chest wrier police have just confirmed one man has died in a shooting on cottage street. >> skyeye is over the scene. nick giovanni has new information. nick? >> reporter: and david and lisa, commissioner evans just stepped over to brief us and tells us that this stemmed from an argument between not random acts of which they appeared to specify early on. they did fact know each other on west cottage street. one of the men was found dead near the doorway and the other man is interrogated at this hour as the investigation continues. no word if the other man will be charged at this point. and police did want to make it clear there is no threat to the public at this point. again, just getting to the

gather more information. looks like he was in agony that took place by two individuals who know each other and as a result, we have one deceased here and one in custody. >> reporter: as you can see, police are on the scene and sorting through what happened but they are making it clear there is no threat to the ic nick giovanni, wbz. also breaking a man accused of a violent kidnapping is under arrest, police say he grabbed a 14-year-old girl walking to the bus stop and threw her to the ground. louisa moller has more. >> reporter: 18-year-old john allen is facing very serious