announcer: now on newscenter 5. ed: breaking news, the disturbing attack on a lawrence teen walking to school. maria: also breaking, the arrest just made after a 13-year-old was hit by a stray bullet in his own bedroom. ed: only on 5:00, the dramatic end to a chase through boston. john: how officers saved the life of the man they were after. harvey: more moisture to the south. maria: the fight for good. -- 5 for good, the unique method children's hospital is using to help parents of patients. announcer: from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7:00. maria: we are tracking multiple breaking stories right now at 7:00. first, a man is under arrest for kidnapping a teenager in lawrence. good evening. i'm maria stephanos. ed: i'm ed harding. the victim told police he sexually assaulted her multiple

joins us live from lawrence with new information. reporter: that's right. it is a parent's worst nightmare. a child snatched off the sidewalk, dragged away, sexually assaulted repeatedly. the good news is that child is recovering and safe tonight. more good news, the man is behind bars tonight. police say a 13-year-old was taken on the way to school this morning, trying toak lawrence east middle school shortly after 7:00. the child was repeatedly assaulted for about two hours before finally being released. the victim then made it to school, contacted their mother, who in turn contacted police. the victim luckily was able to give a very detailed description of the assailant. police later arrested

probation with an ankle bracelet. he was arrested a short time later. >> i think to be safe, and with an abundance of cotton -- caution, i will ask police departments to review the list of ankle bracelets and review what level of threats there are. reporter: police this incident, mateo was not a sex offender. he will be arraigned tomorrow for kidnapping and aggravated statutory rape. the victim was treated and released from the hospital. in lawrence, nichole berlie, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: also breaking, and arrest in a shooting that injured a teenager. maria: the 13-year-old was hit last night in chelsea while he was in his apartment. our rhondella richardson is live on the street where it happened,

also, the teenager just returned home. we wanted to tell you that chelsea police were tracking christian garcias suspect vehicle on route 93 in andover with a warrant, and made the arrest of the 19-year-old. 20 minutes ago, the shooting victim walked from mass general hospital. it was last night that 13-year-old juan lopez delgado. shoulder. it came through his bedroom wall. his mom says he was leaning against the wall. he's home from the hospital but apprehensive about street violence. >> we are all fearful. he told her, mom, i cannot even be safe in my own home. i don't want to the back. reporter: these are pictures from less night. the teenager was rushed to mass

on bellingham street by people exiting a dark colored suv around 8:30 last night. garcia is 19 and from everett, and charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. in chelsea, rhondella richardson, wcvb. ed: new tonight the connecticut , medical examiner says a student pilot died of burns and smoke inhalation. officials say the crash in east hartford earlier this month was likely intentional. the flight instructor in that plane survived. only the instructor and student were on board. still under investigation whether the death was a suicide. maria: this is video you will see only on a chase comes to an five. end after the driver tries to ram an officer's cruiser. moments later officers try to save the driver from an apparent overdose. newscenter 5's john atwater shows us the dramatic events. reporter: officers in the city of boston face this reality

photographers captured her relic actions. the call comes in from an erratic driver in chinatown. the man in that white suv won't stop for police at one point it looks like he might ram the officer's squad. confronting that threat, the officer jumps out with his gun drawn. you don't hear him, but it's clear that man is screaming at the officer as he thrashes around violently in his car. calm as he tries to defuse his anger. eventually backup arrives, and it becomes clearer the man is suffering an apparent overdose. a team of officers pull him out of the car, his seemingly lifeless body slumped on the pavement. but captain kelley mccormick is holding his head, as he massages his chest. another officer grabs the narcan to breathe life into the man who is now unconscious. it takes two doses, and that audible sign of revival brings

without a doubt. he just od'd. reporter: emt's take the man away for further treatment, and those officers who saved his life regroup, after a tense traffic stop that ended with a heroic save. again, the man was taken to the hospital. no update on how he's doing. in chinatown, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: a plan to expand boston children's hospital has been approved but it means the removal of the hospital's prouty healing garden. it's a difficult enr families who fought to preserve the garden. newscenter 5's diane cho is live in boston with more on the decision. reporter: many that have been fighting the decision has been disappointed. elizabeth richter and her family have been going to the prouty garden for decades after her brother died at the age of 12. his ashes were buried in the garden at boston children's hospital.

up the fact that it is just going to be erased. our family is not going to have a place to go to any longer to remember david and his life, his courage, and his bravery. reporter: today, the public health council voted to approve a $1 billion expansion project at boston children's hospital. it will create an 11-story building that will be built on top of the 1/2 acre patch of green space. >> everyday there are children that need to come there that we can't accommodate bc we don't -- because we don't have enough beds. reporter: children to cancer say that the hospital -- is an important part of the hospital that needs to stay where it is. >> boston children's hospital is a microcosm of that and they deserve to have a place of peace. parents deserve to have a place to go and cry when they know their child is dying. it is a place of peace that cannot be replaced by a tiny rooftop garden. reporter: the ceo of the hospital says they have looked at 15 options over the years and it was the only solution that

again, that the prouty garden is a loss to all of us but the needs of the children, families, staff are first and foremost, . reporter: the ceo also says the project will create 25% more green space. those against the expansion say the clients will consider filing an appeal. in boston, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: commitment 2016, a nigh after their final debate, hillary clinton and donald trump will be back on the same stage ed: -- tonight. ed: this time it's for the , annual al smith dinner where presidential candidates traditionally show their lighter side. donald trump was in ohio earlier today and addressed a controversial moment from last night. during the debate, he refused to promise to accept the election results. today he said he would if he wins. donald trump: of course i would

right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result. ed: republicans and democrats came out today to criticize trump's statement last night. maria: hillary clinton wasn't campaigning earlier today, but vice president joe biden was in new hampshire on her behalf. he had some scathing criticism for trump's refusal to say he would accept the election results, and calling the election p biden: the things donald trump is saying and doing, it is generally a threat to the democratic process that is based on trust. maria: while he was in new hampshire, joe biden made a personal page four democratic governor maggie hassan, running against incumbent republican kelly ayotte. coming up, offering yoga and

techniques to help parents of ailing children. harvey: some rain starting to show just south of the island. the first of many episodes in the next 36 hours. maria: we will see you then. we are following breaking news out of lawrence. a man under arrest for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a child this morning. police said the victim got away. the man is charged and expected in court tomorrow. ? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking,

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ed: the latest developments on the breaking news we're following -- a chelsea teen returns home after being hit by a stray bullet. 13-year-old juan lopez delgado hit by a stray bullet in his third-floor bedroom last night. an everett teen is now under arrest in connection with the shooting. maria: also breaking, the mayor in lawrence ordering a review of all the people in his city wearing an ankle bracelet. it comes after a man on probation kidnapped and sexually assaulted a teen walking to school this morning. that suspect is in custody. the teen was released and is now

ed: video police in natick want you to see tonight of a band of thieves. watch them walk into the natick mall last night. seven men and women wearing hoodies and hats to hide their faces. they hit the apple store and stole 19 i-phones. police say they were organized and efficient cutting security courts, and ran away before they could be stopped. maria: treating littlest patients. the and now they have a new method to help the parent of those patients. ed: newscenter 5's erika tarantal shows us how it works and the one devoted group that helps make it possible. reporter: this is a reiki treatment. hand placements channel energy it works along meridians just -- >> it works along meridians just like acupuncture. reporter: to help balance the body. and for moms like dana onyewu to help cope. see this is no spa. we're at boston children's hospital.

here as kind of an oasis for us has been really helpful to make medical decisions, and just to alleviate the stress that comes with caring for a sick child. reporter: it's all part of the new wellness program offering all kinds of services and classes at the hale family center. >> meditation, reiki, yoga, massage. reporter: reiki master and yoga instructor dianne cella long felt these practices would benefit families, and she would know. she's worked as a nurse here for nearly 40 years. from the non-profit yoga reaches out that allowed the program to flourish. >> i really think that's why we're here in this world is to help others. reporter: sarah gardner is the group's founder. >> honestly, the idea to have a yogathon at gillette stadium came first. reporter: that's exactly what they do every year. a day long yoga event. it all started after sarah's son was born premature. for a time, he was cared for at children's and so for 6 years

dollar mark, and what a difference they've made. >> a lot of parents come in crying and they leave feeling better. this is kind of addressing everything that's going on with me in this situation, which is very stressful, and very just jarring as far as where we are and being able to feel settled in the middle of it. reporter: parents and staff at children's can also take things like reiki training through this program to treat kids at their bedsides. it's really a unique program. to find out more about it and . erika tarantella, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: harvey, i see them out behind you. what do the numbers mean? harvey: these are the high temperatures each day this month. we have turned really one this week. even though today was 19 degrees cooler than yesterday, the month is still over two degrees above average. ed: is that going to change?

it may next week, because it will be turning decidedly more chilly. 58 degrees is the temperature in boston. the wind is off the water at 15. that means the temperature is pretty close to what the water temperature is, which is 60. the readings will not falter much more tonight. tomorrow's temperatures, the wind becoming more south lee and tropical. i would say upper 60's to low 70's. coming up. starting to see rain breaking out, some showers south of the island. that will lift northward, that will give us damp weather at times overnight. also seeing moisture to the west. that will eventually get involved later tomorrow and tomorrow night. watching this tropical disturbance to the south. that will add moisture also. that will stay east of us, but

moves east. there should be one band of heavy rain in western and northern new england, and perhaps in eastern new england, with those downpours. you see some of the showers moving in. it is off and on damp and tomorrow morning's commute. later on, possibly heavier downpours getting into eastern massachusetts, southeastern mass, the cape, an island. early saturday, most of that should have listed north, but saturday. that will probably lead to a few more showers. early saturday, it will probably still be not very windy, and mild. by saturday evening, the wind will pick up, and the temperature will start to fall. as the cold air moves in and the mountains of vermont, they could get snow ahead of the situation overnight saturday night into sunday. as for rainfall it's a little tough to say exactly how much,

be a heavier amount , so we will see. once all this goes by, by the time we got a saturday afternoon and night, the colder and dry air will start coming in on a very gusty westerly wind. in the next seven days, the high temperature gets lower each and every day. we are calling this cold for the early to middle portion of next week. just talking about the morning, but they start to pick up saturday evening. overnight saturday and sunday, quite gusty, 20-30 plus. at least for saturday morning, the wind will not be that strong. wet weather, we need that. then, temperatures getting colder this weekend and into next week. announcer: see you later on tonight. announcer:announcer: now, sportscenter five.

with new jersey in their home opener. dropping the ceremonial puck first hall of famers milt schmidt and #4, bobby orr who played his first game for the bruins 50 years ago this month . >> growing up in canada, always wanting to be a professional player, my dream was to be on the stanley cup team. unbelievable. i only played 10 years or 12, whatever it was. but we live here now.the grandchildren are here now. we love the city. mike: bobby played 50 years ago this month. the guy next to him, who won to stanley cups, played his first game 80 years ago. 98 years old.

bruin. quite a connection. maria: great connection. ed: and the great pumpkin went on air 50 years ago. it's a common neighbor complaint. people who don't clean up after their dogs. maria: coming up at 7:00 -- an apartment management company in the seaport is looking to science to hold owners

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ed: one boston apartment building is making headlines with its unusual requirement for new residence. maria: before you sign your lease, your dog has to take a dna test. the building, 315 on a in the seaport, is pet friendly but wants to make sure owners clean up after their dogs. droppings found on the property will be tested. if there's a dna match owners will be fined $110. little too far, but it is initiative. it's all over the sidewalk. people are not taking care of it. this is a way to keep people responsible. maybe that's ok. maria: dog walkers have seen it in other buildings, and expect to see more buildings fining for fido. why when hundred $10?

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