the hunt for man who exposed himself to elementary school kids. >> what we saw that has inspectors taking a second look at restaurants. harvey: how long the warm times will last. >> from boston's news later. this is wcvb newscenter five at 7 p.m. maria: we are following some breaking news out of andover. police hunting for a man who exposed himself to kids at a school. ed: the elementary schoolers were at recess.

appearing this parking lot. the kids say they saw him expose himself twice. >> what do you say, there is a bad man? you don't want to scare them. john: it is a tough conversation after police say a man exposed himself while kids were out for recess late monday morning. >> they not only wants but the individual did it a second time. was standing in a parking lot. two or three notice the man. police are looking for surveillance video in the area that may show him. in the meantime am a they are at school when kids are out for recess. >> we are in this little catholic school bubble in andover. it goes to show that had things happen everywhere. we have to be more diligent and

man may be any lack or silver car. note kids were hurt. -- no kids were hurt. maria: a stunning sight from our citycam earlier this afternoon. look at the buildings just peaking through the clouds and fog. in boston. and then just within an hour, it was a totally clear picture. that was amazing to see. an improved. there will not be many more like this. let's get over there and show you. there is the visibility. notice it is still pretty low around the cape and points north. visibility has jumped way up to 10 miles. the wind has shifted to the south-southwest so the more mere

i suspect it is higher than that now. 70 degrees in norwood. still in the 60's to around 70, made it into the low 80's in spring furred in hartford. it will be very mild overnight in boston and then we have got tomorrow to be a very mild day as the warm air from the southwest moves in. it will be in the 70's to around 80. no east winds tomorrow. we will let you know about the rest of the week in the weekend. ed: commitment 2016 and the debate over the legalization of recrea their first tv ad today. maria messages from supporters : had already been on the air. newscenter 5's janet wu is fact-checking both for you. janet opponents plan to spend : around $2 million on tv ads before election day they first -- and the first ad is ominous, highlighting exposure to children. >> shops that sell edibles like look like candy and high potency marijuana. janet: true. but the way they sell it and how they sell it can be controlled by the state cannibis commission and the city or town where the

they control the signage, they control the hours of operation, they control the illumination, we give them total control over operation of the facility. janet while advertising to : children is specifically banned, like beer and alcohol ads, those under age will be exposed to commercials. the proponents of legalization are prepared to spend even more money, at least $2.5 million. they debuted their second ad today. >> the current system isn't it is why doctors and patients it is -- agree it is time to vote yes on 4. janet false, the leaders of most : leading medical organizations in massachusetts oppose legalization. opponents also point out the ballot question is not about medical marijuana which already is legal, but commercialization. >> we have medical marijuana. they are trying to mislead us to think that is what we are voting on. what we're really voting on is the commercialization of the industry. janet right now in massachusetts : the majority of political leaders oppose legalization.

boston's mayor and 121 state legislators. ed: former red sox ace curt schilling says he'll run for u.s. senate against elizabeth warren in 2018. schilling made several stops today at trump campaign offices in new hampshire. schilling has toyed with the idea of running for officer before but now says he's ready to run in two years he just has to convince his wife shonda. >> it is much more than a conversation. it is not just my wife, it's my kids. we have learned on the last year that conservative families are fair game in the media. and i do not know if that is something that either my family is prepared for or i want to put them through. that is a big part of the conversation. ed: schilling was fired from his job at espn earlier this year for controversial comments made about transgender people. maria: a registered sex offender from lowell is being held on 1 million

girl. police say charles lovejoy picked the girl up at home and drove her to a cemetery in whitman. court documents say. he offered her jewelry in exchange for sex. she told police he forced himself on her. the victim met the man on the popular app kik. police say it's a good reminder to monitor children online. the lowell man was wearing a gps monitor on his ankle, and was on probation for the last two years. ed a deadly crash in waltham is : under investigation, two men hit while walking in a crosswalk. one of the men did survive. police say they were hit by an suv on wyman street, it happened just before sunrise. the driver of the suv did stay at the scene and police say he police say they do not believe the driver was impaired, and are still looking for a cause. maria right now the sweetgreen : restaurant in downtown crossing is closed. inspectors say they found multiple violations. as our david bienick reports, this is the second sweetgreen in boston to be shut down over food safety. david: one of the violations than inspectors found here was flies. now the doors are locked and

busy sweeping and scrubbing the kitchen area after health inspectors found multiple violations inside sweetgreen's at downtown crossing. x we ordered our lunch. and then they stopped letting people in and they did not say what was going on. david: the city says it received an anonymous tip from someone claiming to hae eaten a salad from here last friday then becoming ill with diarrhea, fever and vomiting. that triggered a spot check where inspectors found five violations including cooked chicken kept too cold,vi heavy fruit fly activity. >> the one that we are most concerned about is the person in charge not having the knowledge that we expected to have. david: the inspections commissioner called this a voluntary closure that took effect at 11 a.m. but later, we saw customers three hours who'd placed take-out orders allowed in and served. >> i have a pretty strong

not. >> would it be a problem if they were selling food at 1:30 p.m. or 2 p.m.? how big a problem? >> there are additional violations. david: this closure comes two months after health violations forced the shutdown of sweetgreen's boylston street restaurant. just today the company opened its ninth boston-area location. >> a like to make a good lunch. now you are at risk of getting ill or worse. david: their president said "the working with the boston health inspector so we can reopen as soon as possible." a woman at the door was telling customers this afternoon they hope to reopen tomorrow. ed: president obama responded to donald trump's accusations of a rigged election today. maria and he didn't hold back. :president obama: if you start whining before the game's even over?

analysts as the election gets closer. harvey: boston and points north were not included area tomorrow, a different story. tell you all about it. ed we first met carlos arredondo : when he rushed in to help after the marathon bombing. coming up at 7:00, the new step forward for his foundation. capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. and helpful people that talk to you...not sell to you. with free checking accounts that are actually free... no minimums. no fees.

maria: it's the eve of the final clinton and donald trump will have a lot to cover tomorrow night. ed joining us to talk about it : pat griffin for the republicans, mary anne marsh for the democrats. topics, the third debate is tomorrow night. chris wallace is hosting. the supreme court, the economy, immigration, entitlement, foreign hotspots, and fitness to be president. mary anne: what you try to avoid

donald trump is part of it. hillary clinton will try to avoid getting blown up by donald trump. he may launch the a-bomb, it is his last chance. ed: does he have an a-bomb? mary anne: probably. pat: donald trump reminds me of my dog which is a fantastic dog. he will chase that ball anywhere as you throw it. rabbit hole, donald trump runs down it. the has have a semi-substantive, to try and convince people that is unhinged. he is not unchained and not unshackled. he is capable of president. he has chased hillary clinton every single time she points and he is undisciplined and ineffective.

he thinks he will go down, he will try to take her with them. there is no seven second l.a.. he looks forward to saying things to her face that have never been said before in front of a worldwide audience and no reason to doubt him. pat: we have seen candidates that generally do not like each other. we have seen it get personal. donald trump does not like the press area he does not like the republican party, he is mad at everybody in this maria: the president addressed the rigged election. president obama: if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose you start laming somebody else, then you do not have what it takes to be in this job. i would advise mr. trump to start -- and stop whining and to make his case to get votes. maria: stop whining and make his case.

a low turnout. he is trying to suppress votes among african-americans and latinos so they do not turn up. he is asking his support -- importers to watch him at the polls area and that is shameful. pat: to get a lecture on president -- from president obama, the president is sort of right. there is 21 days left, why are you complaining about an election you have not lost yet? ed: is preparing for the debate. trump has done 81 events and clinton has done 32. mary anne: you perform at every single debate, it is worth every day. pat: if it is working, you are winning. if it makes support -- sense to raise money and rest, and

narrower. she has been smart about this, she has reserved for energy, not bad. ed: i want you to keep going. 21 days. people -- will people remember what happened 21 days ago when they go? mary anne: people won't. we light today because we were socked in. like voters looking for the end of the tunnel because of this election. what does it look like tomorrow? harvey: that is impressive. wow, that is awesome. i think he will be running us -- you will be running us in a few years. they were incredible around the connecticut river valley. 82 in hartford.

it could still go above that in the next hour. this is what it was like with low clouds and fog working in the lowest part of the atmosphere. finally burning off late afternoon and i mean light, into the early evening. look at the visibility improved. the wind has shifted to the south and that allows boston to be milder. big difference between the east wind and the south wind as the warm fronts come north. the temperature is up and they may go up in the next hour. it is in to around 60 north and west of boston. 68 in worcester. 70 in norwood and in the 60's and the south weare will stay all night with the southerly wind that is taking over in all locations finally. it took a long time to get to boston. we will see the low clock -- clouds and fog lift. we do have some fog in nantucket. the south coast and the cape may have some fog and low clouds overnight. the rest of us, kind of a mild

the night and still at this hour, it has been dark for an hour and a half and it is in the 70's. tomorrow without the ocean breeze in boston, it is going to be a mild to warm day. at least in the 70's and if we get enough sun it will be around 80 degrees. here is are mainly clear skies overnight except for the fog flirting around with the cape and the islands. we will have some clouds because the front will be approaching. if limited but not as much as today. we can't rule out a brief spritz as the front comes through and increasing sunshine from northwest to southeast during the afternoon. it may stay cloudy. cool air coming in during wednesday night and thursday. thursday may start with some sun and end up with clouds and as we lose the high-pressure area and the next wave of low-pressure approaches the rain is likely here wednesday and thursday. some rain on friday. that is a tricky question.

and tropical system to the south. if they mind there on business the heaviest rain goes this way and this stays to these but if they interact, heavy rain would affect a portion of our area either friday afternoon or friday night. that remains to be seen. you have it very mild for tomorrow. cooler on thursday. thursday late and at night, some rain and showery at times in parts of southern new england. friday into friday night and a new weather pattern, easy and cooler, kind conditions settle in saturday over the weekend and early next week's temperatures a lot chillier and feeling that way because there will be some gusty breezes. you have a warm day to enjoy for tomorrow. maria: 79 degrees. bill belichick has always had an interesting approach with technology. ed: lynchie joins us next with the new chapter in the love-hate relationship.

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>> now, sportscenter 5. one minute drill. mike: bill belichick has a new nickname, grandfather, not sure yet if he is going with grampy, grampa, gramps, or papa, but it is official. belichick opened his conference call this morning with his usual

>> we have a roster addition to announce this morning. it is a little different than the usual one and the emphasis would be on little. we can add newborn blake lee rose to the chart. she was born this morning to my son steve my a real mbp -- steve, a real mvp. mike: that is a lot of 411. he is done with microsoft surface tablet. he says it does not work for me, it is too undependable. he is going to go with those paper faxes that come down and notes. you see the pencil he carries on his air. he is going back old school. i don't know if bill gates will

deal that runs through 2019. they would like to see a surface tablet. maria: it might be back. ed: malcolm butler is going, where is he going with this? what will he go with? mike: grampy. ed five for good is next. the : new step for carlos military families. maria: a stranger grabs her baby right out of the cart.

maria: five for good, a new home in dorchester for the arredondo family foundation. ed: it's working to prevent the suicides of military personnel, veterans and their families. carlos arredondo is best known for helping save jeff baumann after the boston marathon bombing. he is also a gold star father whose son alex was a marine, killed in iraq in 2004. his son brian took his own life seven years later. the foundation's new headquarters now shares space

maria: love that they keep giving back to the community and never forget what people have done for them. 70 degrees right now. harvey: it just jumped from 60 to 68. that quickly. the wind shifted from east to south. a warm night. ed: c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance

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