claiming to be a pol officer. >> the key clues in this video that can catch a band of armed and dangerous thieves. harvey: it was mild today, milder in the midwest. how much warmer it will get here. heather: the uber driver under attack, the demands sending his passenger into a frenzy. ed: that is toilet bowl cleaner handed out to trickor treaters, the poisonous disks ending up in the kids candy bags. heather: police are trying to track down who did this. jorge is live tonight, jorge. jorge: nothing funny about this halloween trick, poisonous toilet cleaner passed off as halloween candy and tonight everyone in this town absolutely grateful none of the kids ate it. two children, 6 and 14 found a toilet tank cleaner like this. >> if i open this and i'm a 5-year-old, i'm thinking this is a candy bar.

school wrestling team can't believe someone can be as dumb and malicious. >> it's messed up. halloween is a time kids look forward every year to get candy. jorge: they don't know each other and don't remember who gave it to them. they were both trick or treating. the blue disks still in the original packing, no effort to disguise, lethal if ingested, printed right on the back, keep out of the reach of children. >> that's like inhumane to do that to a 6-year-old. >> it's malicious what people are doing with an innocent holiday fun for the kids. jorge: the younger boy's mother checked the basket before he ate anything. foreparent called them on sunday. >> the people are spoiling it for the rest of us and adding fear where it doesn't need to be. it's unfortunate. jorge: police here are now interviewing witnesses, but no charged. they're asking anyone who knows

anything about this very dangerous prank to please give them a call. live in hop continueton. heather: police want to know who put this razor blade into a kid's trick or treat bag. that blade was not inside a piece of candy, loose in the bag. the child's parent found it before it did any damage. ed: a local police officer is accused of attacking a teen inside of a car. the friends jumped to his rescue? john: they pinned him down until police could arrive. corrections officer jeffrey found himself behind bars arrested for hitting a teenager after a confrontation at the norton reservoir. >> you would expect something more. they should be held to a higher standard. john: he pulled the teen out of a car parked perez voyeur after the teen and his friends questioned his claims that he was a police officer when he approached them.

teens went to help their friend arrived. officers say they recovered a handgun he had been carrying after he >> i just know he is a nice guy john: neighbors don't know him well, but the outburst seems corrections officer. >> to tell them he is a cop, it nature. john: it's not clear why he approached at the teenagers around 7:00 last night. he was not wearing a uniform. john: neighbors don't know him out of the sheriff's department has put the corrections officer on administrative leave. and that corrections officer was in court today. afterwards he sold the sun chronicle newspaper here that he was the victim. police here still investigating. we're live in norton, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: two teenagered

in burlington say it was all a prank. that's one of the suspects apologizing as he left court this even. the 18-year-olds confessed to spray painting graffiti on the burlington islamic society. police call it a hate crime. surveillance video led to the quick arrest. >> it was a security camera video with the car that keyed burlington detectives. heather: police say the teenagers threw eggs at the building and admitted they had it. tonight. watch the robber with the knife waving it at a terrified store clerk. police are now searching for the four masked men who pulled off this heist. they stole cash and cigarettes late last night before ransacking the place. nobody was hurt. ed: the navy confirms that the wreck found deep in the water off the coast of the bahamas is the missing cargo ship el faro. the search is focused on finding the ship's black box which could reveal what

happened to it before it sank. all 33 crewmembers were lost, three of them, jeff, keith, mayorette had ties here to massachusetts. heather: a november warm-up is on the way. you're looking live over boston tonight and temperatures are above normal right now. harvey, boy they're going to get even higher, aren't they? harvey: absolutely. today was mild enough around the region. tomorrow we'll add several degrees to it. let me show you what i mean. just about everywhere was in the 60's with sunshine, light winds, felt great, was wonderful to be outdoors. hope you had a chance to do that a little bit. it's cooled off in some of the areas tonight and the skies are mainly clear and the air is they're going to get even higher, aren't they? harvey: dry. in the rural areas, the temperatures could drop off quickly. it's 37 now in jaffrey. 38 in orange, 40 in bedford, 38 degrees in norwood, 39 in

those cold spots in the 30's and downtown boston is 53. all of us share in the warmth tomorrow, at least in the 60's, lots of sun and i would not be surprised in a couple of spots touch 70 degrees tomorrow. i'll let you know about the rest of the week. ed: a local teen is looking to clear his name, rape charges against him dropped. >> i mean, your life is put on hold for two years. ed: he is talking about his plans to claim his life in sommerville. mary: he wants to move on, go to college and play soccer again. public perception is making that impossible. he is suing his accusers trying to reclaim his reputation. >> if you were to google my name, people would think there are charles against him. mary: he is speaking out trying to publicly clear his name. he was accused of raping a teammate with a broom stick at a soccer camp. he always maintained his

innocence and the facts appear to be on his side. >> the three victims say i did nothing to them. it was written down in the police report. my two co-defendants have no real reason to put themselves out for me all specifically i had no involvement in the case. mary: he rejected any talk of a plea deal so they went to trial and last april, days before court, the nightmare ended with an email, the district attorney had quietly dropped the charges against him. now he is suing the city of sommerville including the mayor himself. >> this was a single isolated incident. mary: the lawsuit claims that the mayor and official school officials knew of the history and culture of hazing at the sports camp. when it happened on their watch, they launched a cover-up. >> i felt very betrayed. >> i think for all of us together standing up was really, really important. it gives to all of the awful things that happened and his name would be cleared.

interview but a statement, the city disputes the facts alleged in the complaint. the legal process will reveal that the lawsuit is unfounded. in addition to trying to reclaim his reputation, he is also trying to reclaim his legal fees. he is suing for $1 million. live in sommerville tonight. heather: three main theories are emerging in the russian plane crash mystery. investigators sorting through the charred wreckage in egypt looking for clues into what killed those 224 people onboard. tonight the united states is not ruling out terrorism, but the head of the c.i.a. calls it unlikely. the three leading theories are a missile, a bomb onboard, or some sort of mechanical or structural failure. the black boxes recovered from the crash site may hold key hidden clues. >> if a bomb goes off, that's heard in the cockpit. they'll hear the actual sound or the airplane comes apart, they'll hear the rushing of the air.

have broken apart at its strongest point. the head of the russian airlines blames an external influence, not a problem with the plane. ed: a new shake-up in commitment 2016 tonight, another poll showing ben carson at the top of the republican race nationwide. dr. carson surging 29% of the poll, donald trump is at 23 and he is followed by marco rubio with 11. ted cruz at 10, jeb bush with 8%. it is the second national poll in a week that shows dr. carson in the lead. and on the left, bernie sanders will be on the air tomorrow with his first tv ad. >> the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public school and college where the work of his life began, fighting justice and inequality. ed: the spots you'll see will run in new hampshire and iowa. we ask our political analyst about the message that sanders is trying to sand. >> bernie immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement.

life began, fighting implies by the things he is and the formative experiences in his life, he is the antidote to everything hillary clinton is not. >> he is really trying to draw some very sharp contrast in a 60 second ad, a lot to get down. ed: $2 million worth of ads, about a third of what hillary clinton has spent. heather: the controversial keystone pipeline project hits another bump in the road. the company behind the project is asking the state department to halt its review. transcanada needs more time to negotiate he is and the with the state of nebraska in the best route through that state. the move comes before the obama administration was expected to reject it over environmental reasons. the f.b.i. is now on the case of a new hampshire woman murdered on the street. the agency helping manchester police search for denise roberts' killer. she was shot and killed while on a walk in a quiet neighborhood back in august. a homeowner in the area says she has signed a consent form allowing police to search her yard. a reward being offered has topped $42,000. ed: the everett high school

leading his team to victory is showing signs of victory. he has been upgraded from critical to fair condition. he was stabbed early sunday morning when he tried to help a friend who had been attacked by a group of men on the street. on saturday afternoon, he helped lead his team to a victory. his classmates can't believe what happened. >> it shouldn't have happened, such a good kid like that. it can happen to anybody, but everybody appreciates him. ed: the mayor says police are determined to find the people behind that attack. >> next on newscenter 5. heather: an uber driver under attack, the request his passenger didn't like. ed: chipotle's emergency shutdown, what happened. such a good kid like that. it can happen to the poison scare

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is an uber driver and he is attacked on video. we have found out who the attacker is. heather: and the high profile job that he has lost. phil has the details. phil: this was a taco bell executive. the attack came out of nowhere and it was violent as you can see. the driver was prepared and defended himself and recorded it all. >> i don't plan on ever driving for uber again. phil: who could blame him. >> get out of my car, i will call the police. phil: after suffering this beating. that is 32-year-old taco bell executive benjamin golden there in the back seat. >> he is fading in and out of consciousness. he is tumbling out of the back seat and refusing putting on seat belts. phil: golden didn't know where he was going. >> you have to give me directions. phil: when golden started cursing at him, he turned his dashcam around and ended the ride. that's when the attack began.

police arrested golden on suspicion of misdemeanor assault and publicly intoxication. uber has been in contact with him and is thankful he is ok adding the rider involved in this incident has been permanently banned from the platform. this is just the latest safety concern for uber. other drivers have been assaulted and some accused of indecent assault and battery, sexual assault. this passenger even claims he was attacked with a hammer. phil: golden led taco bell's mobile commerce and invotetation niche tiffs. he no longer has that job. ed: this man was 16 years old when the "new york post" put him right on the front page and labeled him a bag man and said he was being sought in connection with the bombing. the teen who had nothing to do with the attack sued the paper and settled. now he is a freshman at

fitchburg state and trying to move on. >> is it over for you? >> yes, of course, it's over. now all i'm trying to do is be successful in life and move on. ed: he plans to share his story with his classmates with a speech on campus later this week. heather: another bump in the road for revocations, they were charged with more cheating on emission tests. v.w. installed software designed to defeat the tests, some with three lighter six cylinder engines. it includes 2014-2016 models of these cars. in september revocations admitted to cheating on admissions testing on 11 billion cars around the world. the chipotle e. coli outbreak is growing. 22 cases have been confirmed. the company has closed 43 stores in the pacific northwest

signs on the door say it's issue. investigators say most but not all of the patients say they ate at chipotle. ed: to california, a duststorm caused 17 cars to pile up on a major highway today. five people were injured in the bakersfield. all southbound lanes were closed after the accident but afternoon. look at that, you can't see beyond the car. heather: that visibility is horrible, worse than fog and harvey. harvey: it can be a real problem. we have seen a lot of those chain reaction with dense fog and ice patcheses and things like that, dust can do it also. did you catch around the time of sunset today, how beautiful the sky was. this was sent in, this was through facebook from patty, the skies are clear to the north, a few high thin clouds, a very, very episcopalesque scene right around sunset. how about today, above average, felt even more so, i think,

because it was there was hardly any wind, we had sun. 64, eight above the average high temperature for the day but 53 in boston. it's 11 above, the average low of 42. get used to the mild weather, at least for this week. look at our temperature trend tomorrow, warmer than today and at least 60's if not 70's as we go through thursday and friday of this week. i know it's november, it certainly doesn't feel that way right now. these were our high temperatures today, look at the midwest, even warmer. that is moving eastward for tomorrow. that's why i say we have a shot at hitting 70 degrees in some spots tomorrow. we are on the warm side of the jet stream and there we shall stay for the rest of this week. each and every day will be above average. along the coast wednesday could be a few degrees cooler with a feeble sea breeze. nothing dramatic or appreciable. a few patchy clouds and the skies are mainly clear. the heavy weather down south

around the carolinas and showers far to our north. notice we're in-between. we don't get either one of those, we stay nice and clear. that's the way it is in boston this evening. 53 degrees, the urban areas like downtown boston retain the heat of the day much better this situation, but once you get in the outlying areas, it does drop off a lot. we are seeing upper 30's, orange and keene, the vineyards 37, we'll have the cool pockets in the 30's, but boston probably only dropped to the upper 40's. all of us will share in the warmth tomorrow approaching or touching 70 around the region, a great day to be outside. high pressure in firm control getting more of a sweatterly wind in tomorrow afternoon. that gives us the warmth. clouds, not a whole lot to be seen. even on into thursday, maybe low clouds early, but otherwise looks ok. perhaps later on thursday we'll get some patchy clouds here, if those clouds hold off long

enough, then thursday will be a fairly warm day and friday will be very sunshine dependent because we have the potential of 70 or higher on friday if we don't have thick clouds and a few showers around. the only thing about all of this beautiful weather this week and the mild weather, we're still in a very dry weather pattern. november has just started. for the year, boston is almost eight inches below the average. check it out for this week, look at the high temperatures through the week, might even be a little conservative on a couple of these. that's how mild we're talking. by the way, the weekend does turn chillier certainly on saturday and saturday night, early sunday will be cold, sunday a chilly day, but a bright day indeed. a couple of things i want to pass along and that is a little bit of a sea breeze is going to develop with light winds and the seas being slightly cooler than the land on wednesday. so the shoreline could be around 60 or so, but inland will be in the 60's. as i mentioned, we might be shooting for records for thursday and especially on friday.

those are some of the records around the region and when they were set and notice the high temperature could be pretty close to that. so maybe even a record breaking warmth this week, but certainly a very, very mild week until temperatures at least temporarily get closer to normal for the upcoming weekend. no significant or major storms are indicated during this seven-day period. heather and ed. ed: you promise, right? harvey: close to. ed: he hesitated for just a heart beat. heather: yes, he did. ed: a dog isn't just man's best some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. r but what are you having for dinner tonight? rtry perdue simply smart and harvestland . rtwo trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with

heather: having a family dog easier. a new study found that babies who have dogs in the first year of life had a 15% lower rate of asthmas than those that did not. farm animals helped more with the asthma risk dropping to 52% in school age children. a connecticut hockey player gets the phone call of a lifetime as he prepares for the fight of his life. ed: it's 8-year-old bennie facing brain surgery to fix a blood vessel. the problem has been there and causing painful headaches in this young man for months. before he left to see doctors in arizona, his hockey team threw him a party and then the phone raining. >> it's patrice bergeron from the boston bruins, his favorite player, his lifelong player and he froze. >> he said he knew i was a

would cheer for me and i would cheer for him. ed: i want to look at his teeth. bennie's fight has gone viral. people all over the country are tweeting his support. 30 seconds out of bergeron's day. no matter where he was, pick up a cell phone and call him. mike l.: no surprise with hockey players. no disrespect to other professional athletes, hockey is trying to get there. good for him. major league baseball, trade deadline is july 31. football is picking up because the patriots' biggest

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here is tom brady tonight. so you think you're going to win every game, but you won't be trapped into the statement of trying to look forward and thinking you're going undefeated. why is that? tom: that is because you think about the process. i think every week you can't win eight games in one week. you can win one game per week. you can't think about the game three weeks ahead because of all of these teams are tough. they all have quality coaches and quality players. every week you rely on something different. there is a different game plan, different strategy and you got to try to go out there and execute at your highest in order to win these games. mike l.: and right now, the largest hurdle, the most different strategy and you got execute at your highest in order to win these games. to be the denver broncos. they made a deal and acquired verneon davis, not having a great year, but no one in san year. manning.

the devin defense last night shutting down aaron rodgers. held him to 77 yards passing. that's going to come up again and again and again. peyton manning. the devin defense here are the undefeated and add to the bottom of that, the carolina panthers who are about to put away the indianapolis colts and there are four of them. those three right there are obviously in the a.f.c. brad marchand gets the fourth national hockey league. next up for the bryans after a home game with dallas tomorrow night, a three game home trip to washington, montreal and brooklyn. who can't forget a month ago when the season started shall the bruins lost their first, second, and third game. well, they end the month of october with four straight wins and haven't lost a game in the last seven. it's got to have something to do with the coach, right? >> they were very resilient. i know that word has been used a lot about our group.

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