totally after crashing into a home. >> the girl nearly grabbed on her way to school. the suspect on the list right now. maria: thieves strike on sacred ground. >> this is ridiculous. or a: what makes the cemetery such a popular target. harvey: there is a storm on the way. which parts of new england will actually get accumulating snow. ed: the disguise that c firefighters are battling these flames at two multi-family homes on floyd street. the flames sparked a short time ago, spreading from one triple decker to another. crews thought they had it contained, but then flames could be seen from the roof. again, firefighters working to put out flames at two triple deckers in everett. and right now, a hunt for this man on the streets of boston. he's wanted for trying to kidnap a girl in roxbury. good evening, i'm ed harding. maria and i'm maria stephanos. : the girl was on the way to school when it happened.

and john, you're hearing from the girl's family? quick she managed to fight off her attacker and the along with police are looking for that man who grabbed her. >> she's pretty scared, she's shaken up. john: the young girl's stepfather is on the hunt searching for this man who police consider a person of interest in the terrifying attempted abduction just before 6:30 a.m. this morning. >> she was walking toward the bus, like she does every morning, and some guy grabbed her from the back. she kicked him in the leg, he screaming. some person came to her rescue and the guy fled. >> this morning, it wasn't the alarm that woke me up. it was screaming and crying. john: neighbors heard the screams near the corner of blue hill and brookford, looking out to see the girl run away. >> the guy was there, the girl was like this, kind of frantic. john: the girl's family says she ran to a friend's house where she called police. she was not seriously hurt and her stepfather says she was

police try to find the man responsible. >> if anybody can hear me, if anybody knows that person, please report him, because if it's my child it could be your kids too. john: things will change tomorrow. her stepfather said he will be there right by her side. ed: new tonight, a smashed-up school bus, hauled away from the scene of a crash in quincy. several students are recovering from their injuries. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in quincy. shaun: that bus ended up hanging right here, into this house. it came barreling down this hill and somehow lost control. from a moment of terror to an embrace and relief. 32 students, kindergarden to 5th grade aboard a bus making a harrowing ride. down a hill swerving, then

first into a pole, then an suv, finally landing into a house. children led away, through a path of debris. >> there were a lot of adults with them escorting them, holding their hands, talking about other things of the day. i think the kids were quite scared, but i think they were ok. shaun: despite the frightening ride, none was seriously injured. only a handful, taken to the hospital for bumps and bruises and to calm nerves. >> and now tomorrow morning they that's what i feel sad about. shaun: her home, cracked off it's foundation. but she is thankful her family was not here. the woman driving the suv also hurt. the bus driver too. the focus now, turning to him. when you lost control. police investigating for mechanical or medical problems, drugs or alcohol. neighbors suggesting the road itself the notorious curve and speed.

something happened with the driver of the bus. shaun: the family in this house, staying elsewhere tonight. police and parents just amazed everyone walked away alive. we're live in quincy. maria: new at several cases of 11, mumps are now being reported at two colleges in new england. three students at framingham state university here in massachusetts have tested positive for the viral infection. the university of new hampshire is reporting four cases. mumps can be contagious. health officials say this is not an outbreak. both schools are taking precautions to stop the spread of the disease. we have symptoms and links to the cdc on our website. ed: taking a live look over the city, you can see the old hancock building is flashing blue, that means clouds are due. harvey is with us. i am looking over your shoulder and is the snow going to make

there is some snow showers right now for the next 36 hours, it is the chilly weather that we are dealing with chicken of the tomorrow morning. we are down to 40 in boston, 34 in worcester, 29 in orange, 30 in keene. it is a cold night out there. it has been breezy. the winds ease some but we have a wind chill of 24 degrees in worcester. boston will stay above freezing but will be down and the 30's but other areas are colder than that. a freeze warning is in effect for most of eastern massachusetts that has not already had a freeze. the one exception is along the shore road and in boston itself but elsewhere, you do not have the freeze warning because you have had one or more freezes. we have this storm in the upper midwest that will slide east, it is going to bring a significant amount of precipitation to new england. i will have the timeline and show you which areas will be

that story coming up in just a few minutes. maria: thank you. this chain reaction wreck in waltham has a woman battling serious injuries. police say a 66-year-old woman was walking between two cars. that car was rear-ended and slammed into the other, trapping the woman. a mother and child were in the jeep that caused the crash. they both suffered minor injuries. police have not announced any charges. state police have identified the driver in the deadly wrong-way crash on 495 in middleborough. records show valantein buro has and her license was briefly suspended back in january. police say she slammed head-on into a car with 4 college students inside. they hope toxicology tests could help determine what happened. ed: a 25-year-old accused of murdering his own father being held without bail after facing a judge today. prosecutors say alex anderson admits to killing his father in a violent attack, stabbing him in the face, beating him with a hammer and throwing him down the stairs. paul anderson did take out a

son in 2011, but they had recently been living in the same house. maria new in commitment 2016 : tonight, donald trump has a new stop in new hampshire on his calendar. he'll hold a rally in manchester on friday. but tonight all eyes are on florida. ed: both trump and hillary clinton are in the swing state. newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is here with the surprise stop tonight. in miami tonight. it caps off a day-long blitz through the battleground state by both candidates. mr. trump it's been a tremendous : success the bookings are through the roof. ben mixing politics and : business, donald trump showing off his doral hotel and golf course in miami. mr. trump we have over a : thousand employees, well over a thousand employees at doral.

ben: and asking his employees to praise him. mr. drum:, on up, this guy better say good, or i'll say you're fired. i'll say, who is that guy, y. >> god bless america. i vote for you. : news that health insurance premiums on the federal exchange, obamacare, will jump 20% next year. mr. trump the rates are going : through the sky. we all knew that i knew it before it was passed. ms. clinton: we can make changes to fix problems like that without doing it without ripping away the insurance that people

: big supporter today, former secretary of state colin powell confirmed today he's voting for her. ed governor charlie baker : hitting the streets making the case to raise the cap on charter schools in massachusetts. >> question to will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. ed: today governor baker went door-to-door in dorchester asking y to go to charter schools takes money away from other public schools. >> when you have money going toward the charter school it is similar to if you have a family of four and you sent one of your kids after college, your mortgage rate does not go down, the cost stay with the school. ed the state had promised to : reimburse school districts, but so far that has not happened. maria thieves are taking aim at : local graves. it keeps happening. ed and some say the cemetery is

live in roslindale with what they're after. jorge: in this corner of oak lawn cemetery the vandalism is hard to miss, this bronze vase amazingly left behind. on the grave marker right next to it one of dozens and dozens stolen. >> and family members of a year. jorge: dora miller is fuming, thieves have stolen all the brass vases from her relatives' graves. >> not secured, anyone can walk up here and take what they want. jorge this section of oak lawn : cemetery, closest to cummings highway has been plundered. nearly 150 brass vases ripped off grave markers over the past two months. >> i have a sister and brother and their marker is gone. jorge kim brodie thought her : family could rest in peace. >> and when you see that people come up here and vandalize and take the placements of the

: figures it's the work of drug users selling the bronze as scrap metal, he's even tried warning a few local companies. >> i brought a base -- vase with me and told them this is from a cemetery and they said they had never seen anything like it. bernie lighting the entire : cemetery is impractical. and closing the gates would draw complaints from those who want to visit whenever they want. so it is hard to stop. short-term, they are buying cheaper vases. less lkely to be stolen. for dora miller it is not the same. >> this is ridiculous. there needs to be some kind of justice. how long has this been going on? jorge: people like dora miller are upset they did not learn about the theft until they saw it for themselves. the cemetery says buying replacement bronze vases would only encourage more theft, long term they are looking to buy composite plastic replicas of -- so the thieves will find them

maria: i halloween costume alert that could cause infection or injury. harvey: from our freeze warning to a storm late week, which parts of new england get rain in which parts down. brea: you do not need superpowers to be real heroes. ed: those are impressive and strong flames leaping through the building. there -- they are going through the roof. this is the first video from th double-deckers on floyd street. no reports of any injuries. >> consequence on the eye, new ways to dig out.

>> and the cold temperatures, they are sticking around, the next chance of rain on wednesday at uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump,

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. looking out for herself. seiu cope is responsible

newscenter 5 at 11. maria: a scare on a flight just after take off from california. the largest passenger plane in the world force into an emergency landing after the flight crew started getting sick. >> can you see again? maria: the british airways flight had to turn around and head back to the west coast, diverting to vancouver, canada because of the size of the plane. >> people started panicking.

started to not feel very well. maria: the entire crew was taken to the hospital, but none of the passengers needed treatment. british airways says it is investigating. ed: this is new tonight a , warning you need to hear before you put the finishing touches on your halloween costume. do not wear any decorative contact lenses. the fda says the lenses could cause a serious eye infection, and possibly cause you to lose your sight. it is because thnt would get from your doctor. so do be mindful of that. a 105-year-old woman from wellesley just voted in her 21st election for president. maria: 21 times. herlda senhouse was born in 1911, just 9 years before women got the right to vote. she says she cast her first vote for franklin roosevelt in 1936. and she says politics back then were a whole different game.

, you had debates, there was none of this nasty stuff that they are talking about now. none of that stuff. maria: senhouse was one of the first people to cast her ballot in wellesley on the first day of early voting. that is what you see there. new tonight, the superhero surprise for sick kids at a local hospital. newscenter 5's mary saladna is here with the high-flying stunt to boost their spirits. providence today, on a mission to make the kids inside smile. captain america, batman and spider-man, just a pane of glass away, several stories up. >> amazing, cool. mary: damian ruiz's favorite, peter parker's alter ego. of course, all these superheroes have secret identities, they're window washers with fish window cleaning in warwick. once a year, they pull double duty, and the payoff, nothing

>> they get pretty thrilled, we get a lot of phone calls taking us for doing the event so it feels pretty good. mary: good to see these kids who have been so -- through so much just being kids. >> this is very uplifting to the kids who are not feeling well, they are not their best state. this brings a smile to their faces to see the kids right across the window, they are so excited. maria: this marks the fourth switched out their normal uniforms to don capes and masks. we love when people do kind things for others. especially kids. halloween is days away. when is it, monday? ed: monday. harvey: we will be adding you know about the weather for trick-or-treating as we go along. we wanted to share with you wildcat mountain where the snow

weather, they continue to do that. we for you see what is happening in the mountains of western maine. pretty interesting try will tell you that. these are the high temperatures today. never did get out of the 40's in boston. tomorrow's high temperatures will be similar. we are at 40, 12 miles per hour winds out of the west and we are close to freezing in worcester, below freezing in orange and keene so definitely be prepared for chilly weather for sure to our morning. it now we are running five to 13 degrees colder than we were last night. the only areas probably just a bit above freezing might be the immediate shoreline. otherwise anybody is going to wake up to temperatures at or below freezing. we have that freeze warning for eastern mass away from the city of boston. even areas to the north. just the waters to the south may escape this freeze overnight.

my not quite as windy as it was. we have an expensive -- an expanse of relatively clear skies. this is out in the upper midwest and it will be moving east right across the region late thursday and thursday night and first thing friday. i expect us to get a good thrust of moisture. we still do need that. that will come in handy. before we get to that high pressure in for control through tomorrow night. the clouds will be increasing during thursday. it will for the morning commute. by the evening commute, i expect rain commencing here in boston which means the farther west you are, the earlier it will get going. also my the father west like baby from the worcester heels especially to the berkshires, cold enough early on to produce a band of snow. that is what is being depicted as we get into early to mid afternoon thursday. that is snow out in the berkshires and the snow will continue therefore couple of

mountains, the white mountains pick up a few inches of snow. when the still -- storm intensifies, we will be getting heavy rain and they are going to be getting snow and it will snow hard for a good chunk of time. i expect depreciable snowfall in the mountains of maine. we want to give you an idea of how this may map out. you can see snow for the berkshires, the could get a couple of inches on the grassy surfaces and the mountains of vermont. look at that enhancement of the snow in the mountains of maine and northern new hampshire where there could be a good six to 12 inch band. sizable snow. you want to do some skiing we up north, head up to maine, you will have some of their in this ski areas of northern and western maine. let's check it out over the next 70's, your story is a cold start, 20's and low 30's and

rain around the region. there will be time of gusty to strong winds thursday night and early on friday. much-needed rainfall will be included in that storm read most of it will be out of the way by the time we get through the weekend. it looks like saturday should don beautiful and chilly but not his chile is the weather we are having right now. maybe a couple of showers at some point. that does not look like a big storm. maria: gronk goes undercover. ed: wouldn't you know that was

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maria: how about this am a getting a ride around town from gronk? ed he took a turn behind the : wheel as an undercover lyft driver. >> the one guy want to meet his tom brady. >> i think he is married. >> i do not want to get with him, i just want to meet him. >> yeah. that gronk seemed to have most of his passengers fooled, until he revealed himself at the end of the ride. which is what he did. remember the one that david ortiz did, how could you get into a cap would that manner not know it was david ortiz?

imagine if your child

couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

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>> now, here's mike lynch with sportscenter 5, powered by extremity. mike: what a night in cleveland. the indians open the world series at 8 inside progressive field a few feet away from the lf foul pole, the cavaliers open up defense of their nba crown and raise their championship cavaliers won right now, indians holding onto a three-zero lead. we are in the bottom half of the eighth inning, cleveland winning three nothing. across the alley way, look at that scene right there. see the red banner, that is quicken loans arena adjacent to the baseball field. lebron james and the indians received their rings.

to watch the raising of the banner. final words given by the king himself. >> this is for our guys opening the world series. at this point, it makes no sense for youo the guy between the pipes is poor malcolm subban. he survived the second, he was lifted by julian. lifted in the middle of both of them. the bruins were shot out i the minnesota wild 5-0 down at the garden. where were you 30 years ago

shea stadium. sox one strike away from winning it all. and then. >> little roller up along first, behind the back hi, the mets when. -- win. mike: man on, run scores, man scores, ties the game. been skelly -- vin on. think of the families who work of their kids, -- wake up their kids. to see something they have not seen. harvey: just once i would like to see them hang on. 70 the head, chile is the word but a little bit milder to this

we are watching that breaking news from everett. ed: the fire into residences, 10 people forced out into triple-decker's. that is at 4:30 a.m.

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