now facing charges for unlawful possession of a firearm after police say the child brought a gun to this elementary school. a third grade student took out what he saw was an airsoft gun and showed it to his classmates after school but it turned out to be a 25 caliber pistol. >> not exactly a thrilling thins >> he was talking about it outside. he said he felt uncomfortable. >> it is still not clear if the gun was loaded or not with the child at school.

member. parents say they now have had to talk to their children about guns. >> i didn't think this was stuff you would have to worry about until high school. it is terrifying. >> the deputy superintendent said in part we recognize the serious nature of this incident. we future incidents of this kind. >> a northeastern student is suing the university. after she claims they failed to take appropriate steps after she was raped on campus. morgan helfman says the sexual assault happened three years ago after a halloween party. the event, was hosted by resident assistants. helfman says after she became highly intoxicated the ra's failed to assist her, instead having a male student walk her home.

>> the expectation is when you drink you will get hung over and wake up with a headache. you don't expect to be sexually assaulted. if that does happen, the school would take care of it. >> the district attorney's office looked into the case and decided not to prosecute. officials tell us neither they or their counsel have seen the claim but they continue to make student safety their top priority. ed: until the election. both candidates are in the battleground state of north carolina where the race could go down to the wire. newscenter 5's nichole berlie shows us, the candidates aren't the only ones out on the campaign trail >> it's crunch time for both candidates, and both are leaning heavily on their biggest supporters for the final push. reporter: as election season wind downs the campaigns are gearing up. hillary clinton stumping in normally republican arizona in front of one of her largest

>> arizona has only voted for a democrat for president winds. that was my husband in 1996. >> donald trump began his trip to florida. >> we are just five days away from the change you have been waiting for your entire life. >> both campaigns bringing out the big guns. the progress we have made goes out the window if we do not win this election. >> donald trump's wife addressed the crowd. >> he pledges to restore integrity to washington and respect for america abroad. this is not an ordinary campaign.

in a key swing state that is locked in a tie. clinton is holding a two-point lead. >> in these last couple of days both sides making a final push in new hampshire. a new poll of voters out there is donald trump a slight lead over hillary clinton. donald trump will be at the country club tomorrow. new hampshire monday night. trips herself. her daughter will campaign tomorrow. president obama will hold a get out the vote rally. the mobile app has you covered wherever you are on election night including town by town results, electoral college

ed: a weekend traffic nightmare? there is a new bridge already in place, but drivers are being warned to expect backups sunday as the two parts of the highway are closed so crews can demolish the old bridge. newscenter 5's mary saladna is live with how traffic will be detoured and when . reporter: here along exit 19 on 128. this is a of bread have been talking about. it is 85 years old. for safety reasons there will be detours. heads-up drivers. a major detour to keep you safe. here is what will happen. vehicles will be detoured and

the highway. crews will work on the northbound side. crews will be doing the same on the southbound side. highland avenue will be closed during the demolition. >> the most important thing commuters need to know is they have expected delays. are 1-4. we are going to encourage travel in public. to either travel earlier or later. expect delays and plan accordingly. >> they expect a complete closure between 3-6:00. >> the commute will be back to

signs and details in place to help with the traffic flow. they are always heavily traveled even on weekends. give yourself plenty of extra time. >> a police officer accused of causing a crash while texting and leaving the scene. officer robert adams was on the scene. police are confirming adams was involved in an accident in that city. >> i did not see him get hit. >> a wheelchair-bound man. his service dog is gone.

morning, 108-year-old trump fan waited a lifetime for what happened. wait until you see her reaction. >> can wait to see that. how chilly for how long?

>> take a look at this. isn't that special? his owner is devastated after the service dog was hit and killed by a van. maria: why the losses not one that will be easy to move on from. >> this dog was not on a leash but as a service dog he is usually great with verbal

driveway. the dog and up in the street and was struck and killed. >> i did not see him get hit but i don't think i'm going to forget the noise. >> leif a norweigan elkhound had been like a right hand man for john stanhope since he became paralyzed in his right leg 2 years ago. police say leif was struck and killed by a speeding driver yesterday morning on revere's proctor avenue. >> i collapsed there was no way he had made it. we just heard a lot of people screaming. reporter: the family's grief is compounded because leif was john's safetynet, leif did everything. >> leif would pull my wheelchair pick things up and detect seizures and alerts us bec i'm a -- because i'm partial complex epileptic.

>> the woman behind the wheel was driving adult day care and she feels horrible but it was an accident. he was a special member of the family and cannot the replaced. but he has to be. >> i don't really know what is going to happen. reporter: on the gofundme page his dog had a profound, positive impact on him. touch with each other.live in revere. ed: red sox fans had to wait 86 years. that's it. maria: how about this? a cubs fan waited more than a century for a world series win. what she wants, now that her

>> your storm team forecast harvey leonard. >> where it did rain, not a lot. less than a 10th of an inch. barely anything in orange. a lot of places did not do anything. steady rain of to the north. rain seems to be a bow over. these were the high temperatures today.

east but it doesn't turn colder quickly. it will be a gradual process. we are down to 56. we know the cold front has come through. once it gets chillier, you will certainly notice the difference. 40's for the great legs -- great lakes. the warm air gets pushed to the eastward. there will be some reinforcing chilly air coming in. we will see more in the way of sunshine. we start out nice on sunday chris but clear. patchy clouds at times.

temperatures you wake up to tomorrow morning generally in the low 40's. there will be an active breeze. the pictures rise 6-7 degrees. it's going to feel mid 50's across rhode island. our front is moving eastward. breezy chillier weather getting sent in here. this is a little i that could result in some ocean clouds along the coast. sometimes you even get a couple of showers. also notice how the rest of the area is nice and clear. then it looks like the temperatures moderate in time for election day.

happen. there you go. when gusts tomorrow up to 15-20 miles per hour. sunset close to 4:30 sunday. at least we have easy weather. one, absolutely no one has waited longer for a cubs world series win than this new hampshire woman. at 108, she was born the same year the cubs last won it all. maria: newscenter 5's david bienick shows us how she's celebrating. >> hazel nilson is getting flowers and congratulations cards. and she's holding the headline she's been waiting a lifetime to read.

>> hazel grow up less than two miles from wrigley field. she went to college during the depression. through it all she remained faithful. >> they were my team. >> as the cubs faced the tv at a retirement home. >> after the game went into a rain delay -- most went to bed. she came back to her apartment. when chris bryant made a throw to first --

yelled. reporter: her bucket list now has that checked out. >> i've done everything. i have had a good life. >> do you want the cubs to win again next year? >> sure. reporter: the taste of victory is easy to get used to. sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity. anchor: we have some red sox news to share with you. the second longest tenured member of the red sox next to dustin the jura. they did pick up their option on david ortiz. his right belong to the red sox.

and 6-4. davis took out the camera. rain delay of 17 minutes. install the indians momentum. they scored another to make it 8-6. >> this is going to be a tough ay it is over. the cubs have finally won it all. >> he has broken not one but two curses. >> i have gotten the privileged to see it for five years. that is what has made it so rewarding. the effect on so many people,

130 three. we meet a team coming off of an affect -- ethnic overtime -- epic overtime. >> you've got to be louder. >> the sun and sensational quarterback for the golden warriors. the weather was miserable. ej was anything but. ej accounted for all eight of the touchdowns in their 54-48 playoff win. >> when you are in a game like that you have any touchdowns you have thrown? >> not really.

yards and five touchdowns. he batted down a fourth pass to seal the win. >> it was crazy. we know how hard we worked. when we saw the play, we went crazy. >> ej, the father, has a deep athletic pedigree. he sideline for years. >> it is awesome and at times frustrating. but mostly the coaching is fine. when you get home, the rides home, just the feeling. it was 1:00 in the morning after a loss. she is like you can't keep watching film. >> i have played for him since i

he is a throwback. >> your dads are like your coaches. he has a coach like mantra. it never stops. season. >> are you glad you played for him? >> yes. it was awesome. >> they just got those out of

danvers. it should be a good day. >> coming up, helping dogs in need. a building for people who are disabled. the volunteer work empowering everyone involved. maria: a former patriot that died months ago has a brain disease linked to concussions. coaches are taking to cut the

kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting.

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