>> also breaking, a plea for help from police a deadly mystery unfolding in lawrence. >> a woman attacked in her own home. suspects on the loose. >> the key clue police have now covered. >> high temperatures in the low 50s today. much warmer air on the way. how long it will stick around. the microsoft security flaw ground and who may have used ito national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we begin tonight with two people who were hit by a truck, one with life-threatening injuries. >> mary is live at the scene, mary what are you learning? mary: we've why you been updated by the police chief. this is the scene where it happened. this is common street in front of city hall. they spent much of the evening

two friend, a 67-year-old woman and a 71-year-old man were struck by a septic taping truck belonging to the throne depot. the driver stayed on the scene and is cooperating. the police chief tells me he spoke to the male victim at the hopped and he explained what happened. >> they were here for a social visit. to visit people, and they had a couple of errands to run and they were attempting to get the bus that leaves directly from in front of city hall so ther effort to catch the bus. >> again both pedestrians have serious life-threatening injuries. the chief tells me there are several surveillance cameras around here including the cameras over there on city hall and police are now gathering that videoe to take a closer look. this is still a very active scene and the investigation is

police believe it's no accident. >> they have just announced a major development. here's more, live with that development. >> the woman was found dead on exchange street by the rear entrance to the apartments here on hampshire street, the building across the street, an after trying to figure out who the victim was all day they now know who she is and that's her car right there. it was a tragic turn of events for a family tonight. late this evening i spoke to a man on hampshire he said he had come here looking for his sister. when we gave him the description of the victim found dead early this morning, he broke down crying, sobbing hysterically. saying his sister had been missing for the entire day. another woman who said she was also related to the victim confirming that fact, and just before we went on the air the office called to say the victim has now been identified, but they are not releasing her name until all of her relatives are notified.

5:00 and 6:00 this morning, and right now, you can see the tow truck on the scene coming to tow the car away. again, her body was found by the rear entrance to the building on exchange street. they have not ruled out foul play, saying, her death does appear suspicious. >> we'll bring you all the details as they become available. live in lawrence, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> right now, a key clue is in the hands of police as they try to solve a terrifying home invasion in sterli woman tied up with duct tape threatened with a knife inside her home. the attacker is still on the run. julie mcdonald live in sterling with what police know. julie? reporter: the victim's recovered car is now a significant part of the investigation. it was processed by state police and a crime scene unit. three men who broke into the home earlier today were wearing gloves during that armed home

victim's stolen car before dumping the vehicle at a makeshift baseball field. >> they may have been familiar with the individuals. >> sterling police believe it was not a random attack, when three masked men broke into this home and tied up the 70-year-old homeowner with duct tape. >> they did hold a knife to her throat. demanding money in the location of the safe. >> after ransacking the house for more than 20 minutes those three men took off in the victim's c seven miles away. the suspects are still on the loose, but this is what we know. >> they are all approximately the same height -- 5'8" to 5'9". two were slimmer. one was a skeleton mask and the other two was a black ski mask. there was a slight accent to maybe light skinned hispanics. >> investigators suspect the men may have known of the couple or had scoped out lane before. >> unnerving. very unnerving. this is supposed to be a safe neighborhood.

>> scary. you have to be on your guard all the time. >> this community was already on edge from the unsolved gruesome murder over the summer. >> it's very troubling. we live right next door to princeton. they are undergoing something much worse than this, but crime is affecting small communities in central massachusetts. >> now, although the three suspects were wearing gloves during the home invasion, police can still pick up footprints from the home. investigators could be seen carrying several bags of evidence out of the house earlier today. live in sterling, julie mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a freight train derailment.

the tracks right near broadway. one of the cars does have hazmat placards, so people are being asked to avoid that area as a precaution as crews work to clear the scene. >> a deadly crash along route 111. three vehicles were involved and it shut down the highway during the evening commute. tonight are in the hospital with serious injuries. a 69-year-old woman died. her name has not been release on route 44. it injured several people a car bursting into flames and a truck overturned in this collision. four people suffering serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. traffic was tied up for miles at around 6:30 tonight as crews work to try to clear the scene. environmental crews were also notified because of the fuel

as i look over here, 60. 63 in detroit. nearly 70 in cleveland now. >> like a summer night in the midwest. 75 in st. louis. >> is it headed this way. >> in modified form, yes. >> you will like tomorrow. i guarantee it. >> let's check it out tonight. it is another cool night but not as cold as last night and the difference is, it won't keep falling. we're pretty much close to the low temperatures we're going to get right now. there are a few 30s around. mostly 40s and what i really want you to notice are the temperatures up the hudson valley. poughkeepsie 53. albany 72. wind is light. it will pick up tomorrow and that will be enough to have the mild air reach us. starts to climb tomorrow in boston. high temperatures today which were so warm in the midwest, we're going to get some of that. i'll let you know where it will be warm and how long it will last. big changes late week all coming up in a little while. >> dozens of people are facing trespassing charges after this demonstration. more than a hundred disability

burn place across from the statehouse. the group is upset about restrictions being placed on the hours that personal care assistants can work. many people with disabilities rely on personal care assistants so they can live independently. >> they don't know if they can -- they have been actively blocked from doing so. there is a lot of abuse that's happening in the institutions and a lot of people are dying in them. teenagers, early 20s, and they die in these iti >> police say many of the protestors who were ticketed today asked to be. the same group organized a protest yesterday in canton outside of a behavioral school.

>> clinton fighting back after become heckled in florida. clinton is trying to turn the spotlight off her email problems and back on to donald trump. >> as newscenter 5's ben tells us, trump is in states that have been blue for years. >> if we don't repeal and and back on replace obama care, we will destroy america healthcare forever. >> national polls shows this race is tightening, and trump is in states the democrats have been winning for years. >> if we don't repeal and replace obama care, we'll destroy american healthcare forever. >> donald trump sounding almost subdued. speaking, as he gave a policy speech vowing to call a special session of congress to repeal obama care, where costs are rising rapidly. >> obama care has to be replaced. and we'll do it and we'll do it very, very quickly.

he made no mention in pennsylvania of hillary's email, which she didn't talk about either. >> clinton focused on trump's character. >> he calls women ugly. disgusting, nasty. all the time. [boos] >> he calls women pigs. >> a clinton win in florida would almost certainly deny trump a path to victory, but polls show a tight race. >> i want to say a word to people who are still making up be the president for everybody. democrats, republicans, and in tonight in wisconsin trump abandoned his earlier reserve. both barack obama and joe biden were on the campaign trail for clinton. the president was in ohio. she's trying very hard to win that state. the vice president was in north carolina. >> now, parents are being urged to carefully check the candy

their kids brought home from halloween trick-or-treating. that's because someone actually dropped a small bottle of alcohol in a 6-year-old girl's bag last night. apple vodka to be exact. it happened somewhere in the neighborhood of pemberton and haines streets. >> somebody with some ill intent put this in a child's bag. in this case it's a 6-year-old child. >> they are all nice neighbors around here. so that was sad. >> totally shocked someone would think to do something like that. >> chief carmichael says if you you should call police. >> the driver of the suv involved in a crash with the -- >> the microsoft windows security flawed ground and who may have used it to access your files.

people have life threatening injuries after a truck hit them. they were crossing the street to get to a bus stop near city hall when it happened. the driver did stay on the scene. >> and investigators have identified the woman found dead in lawrence. her body was found right near exchange street at the entrance to some apartments.

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>> updating breaking news, people are being prepared to evacuate just in case a freight train that's carrying hazardous material is derailed. it happened near broadway. no evacuations have been ordered but people within a mile of the scene should be ready to go security flaw in its windows software and russian hackers are using that to steal information. this flaw was detected by researchers at google who recently alerted microsoft and adobe systems about it. >> a halloween performance -- a portsmouth high school teacher

for halloween but then she was scene on a student cell video, dancing to a song that had inappropriate lyrics. the lieutenant said words like that have no place in school but some parents say it's a bit overblown. >> the kids have all heard the words in school. it was halloween. let's put it into context. >> now the teacher was removed from the classroom during the investigation. the teacher was not identified. >> heartbreaking loss on cape. toys that were supposed to be donated to kids all go up in flames. john atwater explains, there is now a new mission to replace them before it too late. >> people here on cape cod are really pulling together after this massive fire and the cooperative bank of cape cod is collecting toys to try to replace those that burned. >> it's probably the biggest punch in the gut i have ever taken. >> that painful blow came from this devastating fire, that

on joint base cape cod. i in those trailers, toys and school supplies for the children of those who serve on the base. >> 41 days from today i've got 800 kids across the street in the gym. >> that christmas party is quickly approaching december 11. the cape cod military support foundation sponsors the annual event which helps to offset the high cost of living here. >> this is cape cod. the most expensive place to live in massachusetts. there is no cost of living increase for the military out here. >> with nothing left after the intense fire a massive effort is now under way to collect donations and ensure the families here have a merry christmas. >> come hell or high water there will be a christmas body for kids and toys in the gymnasium. >> there are nearly a dozen cooperative bank of cape cod locations and they will be collecting donations and toys for the next several weeks. >> john atwater, wcvb, newscenter 5.

it's not an option. just like we'll have 75 degree weather all year long. >> if you said tomorrow you wouldn't be that far off but all winter long, asking a little too much. just a little bit. warm-up tomorrow, feels great, because remember how cold it was early this morning. 21 in orange. lots of 20s around, and very, very frosty. but we made a nice comeback. 56 degrees around the region. boston, a little below average today. of course, we started a n the average high temperature in boston does drop into the upper 40s by the end of the month. boston does average like 1.3 inches of snow for november. some novembers produce nothing at all. others produce snow storms. this is a look over the last four years and what's happened in boston snow for in terms of. let's get back to this evening. 47 in boston. the wind isn't strong but note the wind direction. out of the south and that's pretty much going to mean temperatures aren't going to

night. it is quite a bit milder to the west. so that south-southwest wind will eventually bring that warm air in. for now the winds are quite high. look at these temperatures. 60s in syracuse but then you jump to 78 in detroit. 77 in pittsburgh. 79 in minneapolis. 75 in chicago and 85 in st. louis. i mean, we're going to be at least close to 70 degrees if not touching it in a few spots tomorrow. if we have enough sunny do believe that there will be a few won't be nearly as cold to start out and a lot milder by mid to late morning on into the afternoon. there will be some patchy clouds at times tomorrow. but i think you'll have a fair amount of sun mixed in there as well. that's the good news. >> a little different on thursday. a weak front will be in the air and that could kind of turn the wind light east along the coast. might be a little cooler on thursday than wednesday. also, on thursday, before the day is out, some wet weather is

of a thunderstorm late day or evening. the big thing about the front, when it goes through windy and chillier weather is going to physical for friday. it will become quite blustery overnight thursday night and friday. so it will feel very different than wednesday and part of thursday will feel. so as we check it out over the next seven, there is your best day because you've got some sun. fairly light winds and very mild temperatures for wednesday. thursday, late day into the evening, some wet weather. windy and colder notice the wind gusts will run between 20 and 30 miles per hour. as for the weekend, it looks like a front will come through maybe saturday or sunday. there could be a couple of showers at that point. we want to remind that you this is the weekend that we fall back. we turn the clock back one hour before we go to sleep late on saturday night. sunrise will become a little bit earlier for a while. however, the sunset becoming earlier is something that a lot

it looks like election day weather here will be on the dry side a full week away. updates will be necessary on that, but you don't ned a big update to let you know that tomorrow will be a mild and pleasant day. hope you can spend a little bit of it outside. that's the story. >> any time you can have lunch outside at this time of year, it's perfect. go outside and enjoy it. >> this story will melt your heart. trick-or-treating. way up there at 30,000 feet. >> how a dad went the extra mile on a

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>> one dad did think about it, he went the extra mile to make it extra special for his little girl that dad was on a flight from boston to san francisco. he approached passengers during the flight last night and handed them this. >> treats with a small note attached. he did not want his daughter to miss out on halloween so he asked the passengers to give out the candy that he put in the bag as she came by. and then he took molly down the aisle trick-or-treating. >> isn't that remembe remember, boston to san francisco is a long flight. >> that's very night. >> if she ate half of it she probably hasn't gone to sleep. >> it looks like the world series is going to game number seven. last night, we know it was

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>> now here's mike lynch xfinity. >> it looks like the world series is headed for game seven tomorrow night in cleveland after the subs jumped out to 57-0 lead in the third. the cast was just too wide. they were going to send out their ace kluber to win it tomorrow night. kris bryant hit a home run in the first inning and then a fielding miscue in right center field that allowed two more runs to score. 3-0 cubs. a grand slam by addison russell in the third made it 7-0 and anthony rizzo just hit a two-run

extending the lead 9-2 and the indians have one man on, no one out. chapman pitched almost three innings in the game tonight, so it's questionable whether he'll be available tomorrow night but right now, it appears we're going to game seven tomorrow night. cubs about to square up this series. mean while, the bruins are flourishing with tuukka rask at net. the bruins slipped past the panthers 2-1 to kick off november. in the first period, brad marchand on a marchand. bruins only had three shots in the entire period. that ones of them and that was the only one that lit the lamp. now we're in the second period. bruins are down a man, short-handed, he lets one fly and it lights it up. bruins only had six shots at that point, two of them were goals the third of the area for dominic moore. meanwhile, tuukka rask, 33 saves, when he starts and plays, bruins are 5-0. when he doesn't play, bruins are 0-4. so i think you've got to start

for the rest of the season. >> first time we've heard from patriots since the trade of jamie collins to the cleveland browns yesterday afternoon, and the posture of most members of the patriots is, we're on to the bye week. >> we understand change. we move on and try to make sure we focus on what's next. our next task. whether it's roster moves, additions, subtractions, injuries, game. >> i'm not trying to make this a big -- he's not here anymore. the next man up has to keep moving forward. >> okay. so open locker room this afternoon. that looks a lot like julie -- remember the old tv show "to tell the truth," will the real

friends a long time. that's why he gets me the rock when it matters. >> there are a lot of sit-ups in the park. you can see when i'm blocking. i move people. i do everything. >> what a clown. change. >> under the mask is chris long. defensive lineman. who had been planning this for two weeks. he said i is. we sent a picture and had a special company make up a mask for him and put it on today. >> it was good. >> what we needed during the bye week. >> in the morning. >> in the morning is. we sent a it will be chilly but not as chilly as this past morning. got to love the day. midday afternoon. in the 60s. enjoy that. >> speaking of the morning, we're following breaking news from west ford. evacuations are possible. repeat possible, after a freight train carrying hazardous

thank you for joining us. >> do you think we could get snacks? >> sounds good.

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