that respect each other and played a whale of a game. >> the final throw in the end zone, picked off by jordan sterns and mason rudolph and the cowboys will have a happy ride back to still water, escaping with a 43-37 win. the 92 yards quick strike scoring drive proving to be the difference in the game. pressure was coming, had to get rid of it. wound up finding a crowd of people in the end zone. >> nobody with shake themselves free. just a three-man rush with an add on. the add on guy is the one that gets a shot on ertz as he tries to throw the ball. >> let's go to chris. >> how are you able to come up

>> the defense rallied. we gave up a few yards more than i wanted to. and fortunately, we played the pick play down there effectively and then they got the pass interference call. it was interesting. if it wasn't for that, the clock would have run out. so it worked to their favor just a little bit. but i could behind more proud of our guys. when you come on the road and turn the ball over three times, it's really hard to win. but we found a way >> you talk about the turnovers. what does it say about the composure of mason rudolph, he was able to lead the drives. >> well, he e played pretty average. it's interesting, he play the better after that than he did before. so you have to love that about the kid. he's found a way to win a lot of football games. but over all, everybody played good. i thought our offensive and defensive coaches made really

good job tonight. >> thank you. >> and the cowboys get a win in manhattan, kansas, they move t 7-2. tonight at 8:00 eastern, nebraska and ohio state here on abc. final score from little apple, oklahoma state, 43, kansas state, 37 in what turned into a thriller. so long from kansas state. in manhattan. so long from kansas

nichole: breaking news from brockton, where a 3-year-old has been hit by gunfire. new information on the child's condition. reid: plus, temperatures dip as we turn the clocks back.

>> now on newscenter 5 -- reid: breaking news from brockton -- a 3-year-old wounded after gunfire hits a home.

nichole: granite state blitz. massachusetts politicians pour over the border to help candidates up and down the ballot. a.j.: and time to turn the clocks back, and temperatures are dropping, too. my timeline for the rest of the weekend. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: we're following breaking news out of brockton tonight. a 3-year-old hit by a bullet as gunfire erupts with a peace rally wrapping up nearby. thanks for joining us. i'm nichole berlie. reid: and i'm reid lamberty. our nicole estaphan is live in brockton, where neighbors are concerned for their safety. boy was with family when the bullet went into the living room. the boy was in the kitchen, feet away when he was struck by the bullet. >> it's a shame, discouraging. nicole: the image of a little boy playing with cousins moments earlier, now on a stretcher after bullets from -- fragments from a bullet grazed his leg.

pop. nicole: about 1:00 saturday, several shots were fired outside of 124 bartlett street in brockton. you can see where one of the bullets went into the first floor of a triple-decker. inside, several children. a three-year-old holds his leg. his aunt who did not want her face shown her s anything. finally i pulled it out. nicole: that is when she realized the boy was bleeding. >> usually you get panicked. nicole: she quickly gathered the children and called for help, several stray bullet striking unintended targets. including two very visible bullet holes in this mail truck.

family a few minutes ago told us they will be home, the boy is home resting and doing well. nichole: also break and come a home in roxbury on george street. fire officials say the building collapsed. one victim has died and was killed. julie is in roxbury tonight. julie: that is all that is left of the building that stood neighbor who said just last week they were voicing concerns about the squatters who lived here. she feared for her own safety and theirs. >> i overheard loud banging on the door. the door bell was ringing like crazy. julie: frantic neighbors ran door to door, shouting to warn

inferno. black clouds, flames, as tall as the building and that building. julie: boston fire said one man was killed. the building was known to have squatters, but because it was fully engulfed, firefighters were night able to do primary or secondary searches. >> they are human beings. julie: 11 neighbors were displaced by the damage. is also heartbroken. >> everything is gone. everything in the basement, valuables, pictures. a lot of things were down there and they are gone. julie: firefighters spent hours combing through the collapsed debris as neighbors recover from the trauma too close to home. >> it's crazy.

like, oh, yeah. but the real feelings come back. julie: neighbors told me boston firefighters were here immediately. because of that, they are sure the firefighters saved other homes from catching fire. there was a second person rushed to the hospital with severe burns and he is still there being treated tonight. reid: let's had outside right now, 51 saturday night. a.j. we are turning back the clocks and a cooldown in temperatures. a.j.: yes, outside right now, we have some clouds this evening. a little but of a gray finish to the day. more important, this is what impacts us tomorrow. this cold front moves through and behind it chillier air and a

our air is coming from the north, so look towards qu?bec, chillier air coming our way. right now it is still comfortable. through tonight into tomorrow morning, shower activity coming in prior to dawn. otherwise, a mixture of clouds and sunshine. with the wind shifting off the water, coastal locations will have a tough time shaking loose the clouds. let you know what's coming up in just a few minutes. reid: violence in dorchester, a man in his mid-20 shot and killed while sitting in his car. boston police say they have not made any arrests and they are asking anyone who may have seen anything to call. and a second shooting in dorchester, this one near beth am road. the police were called out for a report of gunshots in the

hospital, but did not survive. no arrests made in this case either. nichole: commitment 2016 coverage, the big push to get out the vote for election day, the candidates were getting to get as many people that is possible. hillary clinton speaking in two states, donald trump traveling to four. >> i'm asking you to dream big because with your vote we are just three days away from the waiting for your entire life. nichole: on his list today, florida, north carolina, nevada, colorado. clinton today also speaking in florida. >> here's what i want you to remember -- i want to be the president for everybody. everybody who agrees with me, people who don't agree with me, people who vote for me, people who don't vote for me.

tonight she is in pennsylvania alongside singer katy perry. tomorrow she will be at the radisson hotel in new hampshire. reid: some of the biggest names in massachusetts politics are blitzing the granite state, hoping to tip the ballots in several of the close races. david bienick tonight on how effective they will be. >> ? happy birthday ? david: governor charlie baker's high-profile handshake. why should people in new hampshire care what a state politician has to say? up the road and concorde, at a get out the rally vote for hillary clinton, senator elizabeth warn has made so many recent trips to new hampshire, can she keep count? >> no, but it has been fun every

marty also stumping for clinton at a launch -- lunch counter in manchester. starting with the primaries and now again that the general election is close, new hampshire voters say they are used to being invaded by out-of-state surrogate's, including their southern neighbors. >> a lot of people are there. it does not sway me or bother me. david: there are hundreds if not thousand a handing out pamphlets and knocking on doors. >> we are all entitled. david: you tell them you are from massachusetts? >> oh, yeah. david: is there resentment from people in new hampshire having people from massachusetts telling them how to vote? >> i'm sure there will. david: but that's a risk they are willing to take if a neighborly nudge might the difference in a swing state.

staying in new hampshire, apologies from new hampshire republicans today after a crude joke about hillary clinton. here is what former governor john sununu said at a donald trump rally yesterday. >> you think bill was referring to hillary when he said i did not have sex with that woman? reid: today, sununu's son chris, who is running for father has apologized. >> look, my father made a very crass joke. he apologized for it yesterday. democrats will do anything they can to not talk about the issues. they are big on personal attacks. reid: newscenter 5 has you covered early on election night. join us starting at 4 p.m. for special hour of coverage at 7:00.

nichole: a man accused of dragging a police officer in a rented parking lot was caught and arrested. the police say that eric oblenis backed into the officer, dragging him 15 feet and driving away. the officer is going to be ok. the framingham police department under investigation. the discovery at the police station raising serious questions. reid: after the death of a veteran police officer. in update on the officer who survived. a.j.: clouds this evening, but the change in temperatures are heading our way tomorrow. the chilly air that is quick to move out wallowed by milder temperatures ahead. reid: and in sports, the patriots have the weekend off, but the players have a ways to go. here what ready has to say.

ready to head out when others head home.

upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. ever new england. eversource. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. ie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you want a piece of cake? you can't break me. switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, this is the final week to get our best offer ever.

reid: one side down, one side to go, the south side will be closed as they work on the bridge. the goal is to have everything free and morning commute. nichole: the new york city officer who survived a shooting in the bronx is now out of the hospital. sergeant and manual kwo shot in the leg yesterday. his partner, sergeant paul tuoz zolo, died from a gunshot wound to the head. police said the officers confronted an armed suspect after he had broken into his

key to a police evidence room was found in framingham, raising security concerns. once inside the evidence room, officers would have evidence box access. now all middlesex prosecutors are learning attorneys -- are learning attorneys with pending cases in town. police chief ken ferguson said, "it appears that only the two evidence officers who were authorized to access the evidence room knew of the key." an being conducted by the attorney general. coming up, a.j. burnett has the forecast. nichole: and bob how the ran --

reid: we turn back the clock's tomorrow morning, tonight, 2:00 a.m. nichole: more sleep, colder temperatures. a.j.: i like this more sleep

of five, they don't care what time it is, they just know it's time to wake up. 49 degrees the high temperature tomorrow. we are cooling off tomorrow. warming up for election day tuesday, then coming right back down. kind of a topsy-turvy temperatures. tonight, sunset was at 5:32. turn the clocks back, we also get the very early sunset, 4:31 is the sunset time tomorrow. you have to wait until february 3 before we get a sunset before or -- after 5:00. not a lot of wind, 40's towards chatham. to the west, this would be nice,

now. it's about to turn colder. here is the weather map, satellite and radar show the clouds moving over top, but to the north is the cold front swinging through that will change the wind direction, which will bring in the cooler temperatures tomorrow. the way the weather map looks, the cold front slips offshore and the wind starts out to the north, bends around to the northeast. may be clouds that will be real tough to get rid of tomorrow. mainly from boston south, one or two spits of drizzle or shower activity a possibility as we continue with the north easterly flow. that continues until monday morning. progressively through the day, the skies will brighten along the coastline. tomorrow, outside of 495 looks

night. starts out a little chilly election day tuesday. 4:00 a.m., the spits of showers coming through. we start out tomorrow with a blend of clouds and sunshine. the clouds of the coastline. boston, south shore, down through the cape. a difficult day to get rid of the clouds tomorrow. in terms of the forecast tonight, 40's, a towards nashua and orange, a light wind. a spot shower possible. tomorrow, high temperatures in the 40's, near 50. a blend of clouds and sunshine, brightest inland away from the coastline. it will be a bright day monday to start out the work we, near 50 degrees. upper 50's near 60 degrees tuesday. wednesday, showers coming

well. it looks like we will be talking about cooler temperatures through the most of the week ahead. that is it for now. >> now here is bob halloran with sportscenter 5. bob: lamarr jackson is really good and the boston college eagles found out just how good as jackson and the louise heisman trophy favorite accounted for seven touchdowns at alumni stadium as the cardinals romp didn't stop there way to a 52-7 win. louisville hoping to move up in the rankings and qualify for the college football playoffs. they needed an impressive victory against the eagles. that is jackson, 69 yard touchdown run. his third play of the game. james quick, 30 yard touchdown. jackson through for four scores

smith this time, jackson with over 400 yards in the air and on the ground. and he did not play the fourth quarter. here he goes again, 53 yards and his day is done. louisville makes it look easy, the eagles make it look yucky. they lose, 52-7. two weeks is a long time to wait for the next win, and the patriots seahawks next sunday night. the patriots get to the midway point in the season as the fifth highest scoring offense, and that is including one game in which they do not score any points. they have been lighting it up since the return of tom brady. >> i don't think there are many advantages to watching. i think the more you practice and play, the better you will be. hopefully, going into the second

go there and play hard. it's eight games. it's when the football season really starts to count. bob: al horford will miss his second straight game with a concussion with the celtics host the denver nuggets tomorrow night. and it has been adjusting to see how coach brad stevens is using rookie jaylen brown, just five games into the season, brown has already seen crunch looking good against lebron james and the cavaliers thursday, 19 points and a season-high 35 minutes. brown looks very good and fearless. the bruins back home in underway against the rangers. the bruins have a 1-0 lead. the bruins lost to the rangers earlier and came into this game with a three-game winning streak. will have highlights later tonight after college football.

back. nichole: after college football tonight, we have the progress report of the demolition of a bridge over route 128 in needham. the section of >> on the eyeopener, what's in the beauty products you use every day. >> and local business making changes. >> and your back to work

every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to

we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public education, vote no on question two. every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more resilient system... so the 3 1/2 million people we serve have the energy they need. ? we serve new england, and energy brings us together. ? ever new england. eversource. reid: the weekend of july 28 was the last time we saw our

bob: it was good to be a viewer for a while. i feel great. i don't like to sneeze. that hurts. other than that, i'm feeling really good, thanks. reid: great to have you back. a.j.: cooling down tomorrow, warming up. reid: we what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for