discovered a male, 30 years of age, with gunshot wounds to the torso and upper body . >> reporter: the area remains sealed off with yellow police crime tape for hours where the search was on for a suspect on the run. the shooter reason through the parking lot in the direction of the western avenue and we obviously still looking for that individual. >> reporter: detectives now coaling through individual ohio from several surveillance videos on cameras around the crime scene. for karen sloan all of this is unnerving especially in a section of the city where violence like this simply doesn't happen . they are working families, you know? kids go to school in the morning morning. come back home in the afternoon. you know, usual, typical every day life. you know? to hear something like this, it really does make things really too close to home. >> reporter: police can't say for sure if the victim was targeted here but they are appealing to the public for anybody who saw anything unusual

in brighton, steve cooper, 7 news. >> anchor: a crook caught on camera ripping off thousands of dollars would the of memorabilia from a saugus barrer bother shop shop. this crime you canning deep. those pricey autographed jerseys just ripped off the wall. susan tran has more from saugus. >> reporter: a signed tom brady jersey, one from bruins generally bucic . >> reporter: it took this masked man only five minutes early thursday morning to break in and rip the heart out of the sports themed barbershop in saugus. just seeing blank walls, you know? i walk in, see blank walls . this one was a larry bird autograph celtics jersey . when justin closed up shop the wall still had all 12 framed pieces of sports . here had a nomar . >> reporter: now it's nothing but bolts on a blank wall . somebody staked out the place and figured out what they wanted. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: this one man

but was caught on this one . he is quick too . >> reporter: going from frame to frame hoisting some overhead an right out the back door . he took one right there . >> reporter: this barbershop only three years old but a lifelong dream for rebecca who now feels empty and bear . it was my idea, my, you know, everything. it's beyond just, you know, it's what people, a lot of people came in here to still look at it it. it was like the thing of the shop. it felt like it's just been ripped away. susan tran, 7 news. >> anchor: well, the cockatu that spent the last two months irritating people in brookline is back in his cage. a team of rescue woulders, volunteers and an expert cow the bird named dine oh. this happened yesterday in fact. the capture, he escaped from his cage in july and had been damaging homes with his beak there and annoying people with his loud screech. >> anchor: new at 4:30 a school in mattapan getting added

a student brought a loaded gun inside. boston police had two cruisers parked outside of tech boston academy this morning. investigators say yesterday a student tried to skip the school school's metal detectors and that's when officers found a loaded gun in his backpack. he is now facing several charges charges. and list in bellingham are looking for a bank robber on the run. workers tell police the man in these surveillance pictures handed him a note yesterday morning demanding money and stating he had a gun. the man got away with some cash. thankfully no one was hurt . >> anchor: there are new details today about the manhunt for the notorious drug lord known as el chap oh. mexico's marines raided at least two houses yesterday. the kingpin whose real name is g gjoaqin guzman but official say he injured his face and leg while trying to run aescaped from i a high security prison back in july getting out through a mile loan turn will he dropped in from his cell.

discovered a drug tunnel linking warehouses in in the u.s. and mexico. it stretched 2600 feet between san diego and tijuana mexico. it's one of the long of the ever built under the border. u.s. authorities say marijuana seized had an estimated street value of nearly $6 million. this untell unlike others does not have the scare case and ladders and we believe they were using a pulley system of some sort to bring the drugs up from the tunnel. the u.s. attorney says this was the 10th large scale drug tunnel found in the san diego area since 2006 . >> anchor: new detail in the deadly sword attack inside a school in sweden. police say the attacker had a racist motive. they are calling it a hate crime based on what they found inside his house. the way he dressed and the way he selected his victim. the 21-year-old masked man stabbed four people before police shot and killed him. this picture showed him posing with students who thought he was just wearing a costume before he continued his killing spree.

>> anchor: checking stories now making news across country and police have arrested a salt lake city couple after a teacher found a meth pipe in an 8 8-year-old student's book bag. deputies went to the student's home yesterday. they found the couple in the students grandmother. police say they all had been using narcotics. sometimes around young children inside the home. there was a cars pillow from the disney movie and he lifted that up and there was this item of paraphernalia under the pillow where kids had been sleeping . the couple was arrested on suspicious of child endangerment endangerment. 's grandmother was not immediately arrested due to health concerns. a box truck dangling over the edge of the chesapeake bay bridge in maryland this morning. the driver was involved in a multi vehicle crash that shut down the eastbound lanes of that bridge. fire crews say that no injuries were reported there. a very wet morning for one new york city neighborhood following a big watermain break. that's a guiser, isn't it? officials say the watermain apparently broke ought a construction site this morning in queensland.

roads, subway and bus service in the area they are delayed. to connection connect now, police there are searching for a serial wine thief, the footage here shows a man aat thing to steal a bottle of wine before a woman behind the counter con confronts him. the man takes off in a getaway car out front will really? for a bottle of wine? police say the suspect is responsible for at least half a dozen other wine related crimes. today, a taiwanese woman who gave birth on a flight to the "tuesdays with morrie" may be paying the bill for diverting that plane. emergency landing in alaska to get the mother and baby medical care. the plane was headed to la at the time. airline officials say that extra landing cost about $33,000 and its insurance firm will decide if the mother should pay it. the nurse from maine who was detained and quarantined last

is suing the state of new jersey and governor chris christie. casey hick okay claimed she was illegally held against her will after she returned from treating ebola patients in sierraly i don't know. officials said she had a fever but she said she didn't have symptoms of the virus. >> anchor: faculty at the university of mississippi are joining students in a flag battle. students have asked to remove the state flag from campus because it contains the confederate flag. so the faculty senate and old miss voted 41 to 1 in fay of removing the flag. getting it out of there. many agree it's a step forward for the university. it's nice to know that as a count we can move forward, we can push our university to steps toward progress and making our academic environment a much safer place. >> anchor: the old miss chancellor and administration have time say on whether that flag does come down. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news a lego lover's dream. a new exhibit opening today plus the building blocks on display

in well let's just say a unique . >> anchor: and all about the crown. one school's selfless act to give one homecoming queen the memory of a lifetime . >> anchor: a horse iic crash in france. details on the death toll thereafter a truck collides with a bus. >> anchor: plus, a massive storm barreling toward the part saic coast of mexico. we'll have the latest on hurricane patricia as that storm gets closer. >> reporter: the end of the it. deadlines . >> anchor: we'll tell you ways to squeeze in last minute savings and capitalize on your cash.

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>> anchor: excite for a new lego display that opens in ohio. the art of the brig. a lego lover's dream is now open in cincinnati. >> anchor: that's lego work?

this stuff is incredible. wait until you see more. it's considered the world's largest and most elaborate display of lego art with more than 100 pieces on display. >> reporter: the , reics from easter ilan, dinosaurs from a world long past and even the world itself more than 100 works of art all made from something the majority of us played with as children. yes, i had lego bricks as a kid. in fact, when i was very young i wanted to get a dog and my parents said you are not getting a dog so i built myself a life size lego dog. nathan is the creator of art of brick. he took an unusual path to lego art starting as a corporate lawyer in new york to pay the bills. he left the firm to build, glue and impress full-time. if someone goes it a museum and sees a marble shatt statue they can appreciate it. they go home that night they probably don't have a slab of marble they can chip away at. but people have lego bricks at home. >> anchor: and one museum in ohio plans on having legos on

so we want to tap into that and give them an outlet for that creativity and bit of their imagination so we have monthly design and build contests, four kids and four age groups to build their own creations >> reporter: each month has a theme day ranging from dinosaurs to "star wars" and many more before the exhibit wraps up next way. that museum is also hosting an interactive lego exhibit for children that will allow young visitors to explore their imaginations. hurricane part trisha make us to are we and i have seen a lot of questions, so does this mean anything for our weather forecast? it does believe it or not. i will explain coming up next. >> anchor: a change in the race ben carson now pulling ahead for the race for the white house. >> anchor: what was supposed to be part after you christmas gift turned into quite a problem when they were put through the ringer ringer. that's when they called solve it 7. . >> reporter: monday who it better is back. for my first challenge i'm

and this boston institution . we're at mike's pass tree to see who is it more skilled at filling canoli . let me get in the zone . this is the hardest thing ever! >> reporter: watch and you can

>> anchor: it is halloween, it's a halloween costume that will really make you smile. this is baby griffin, all dressed up look a state trooper and though this little guy is from pennsylvania his uncle is a trooper in massachusetts. griffin won second place in a recent costume contest. he lost out to a witch. i tell you. mass state police say griffin is still investigating how that could have happened. >> anchor: he could cuff that witch and take the first prize. . i know. he looked great too. great trivia too his uncle. i'm sure his uncle liked it too. what are those things call you used to roll around in? buggies? red buggies?

right? with the yellow top, right? >> anchor: i don't know what it was called. . . >> anchor: however many years ago. i won't give it a i will look it . . >> anchor: a beautiful day outside today am a little windy . >> anchor: and bree, the wind is going to taper off as we go . >> anchor: the cool air though staying with us. now i want to take you away from home though because big weather headline and it will be not just now but throughout the weekend. this is hurricane patricia making records. the strongest hurricane on record. that's the strongest storm for the western hemisphere and you can see the eye that is quickly approaching that southwestern coast of mexico here in the eastern pacific. it is expected to make landfall within the next three hours moving north at about 12 miles per hour right now but packing quite a punch with sustained winds, 200 miles an hour. that is comparable and can do damage comparable to an ef five tornado.

western hemisphere, the minimum pressure right now just below 88 880 millibars and that's not far off from the record holder world wide which was typhoon tip. you can see 870 millibars. i don't think we'll get there. nevertheless though, we are talking about this storm all over the place. category five hurricane to make landfall as a cat five. but then it will get torn apart about as quickly as it strengthened overnight last night as we head through the next 24 hours you can see tropical cyclone to just a recommend low by the time we hit 5:00 p.m. tomorrow night with wind speeds of 25 miles per hour so that is rapid deintensifi deintensification we'll see as we head in through tomorrow. here we go with the time line rolling up with the storm surge. a main concern here. wind speeds of course and flooding rainfall also pulling in some moisture from the gulf of mexico into texas which is why there are flood warnings and watches up all across that southeastern side of texas as we head through the weekend as well well.

believe it or not, some of that moisture could get coiled up into new england as we hit the end of the coming week and it could give us this soaking rain we need. those a few days off so let's take it back to right now. the present here in boston. 51 degrees right around 50 for most spots. 45 worcester and that's not all that bad if you are bundle up but it is 20 to even 25 degrees cooler than where we were at 24 hours ago. again the breeze has been with us and north to northwesterly breeze that's made it feel even chillier. wind fades tonight, 30 to 40 degrees for most and into tomorrow, a slight boost in the temperatures but it will feel better because we have less wind wind. looks like party cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with highs generally between 50 and 55 degrees. now as we get into sunday, we are expecting a little bit of rain but it won't be too significant. i want to run you through the time line here. you can see this is our next system that is approaches with a front to bring us some of that rain. again, only on sunday morning

though so heading through the time line, clouds tomorrow, we do stay dry and then as we get into the early morning hours of sunday before the pats game that's when we do see a little wet weather. nothing significant, it's not a soaker. but i wouldn't cancel any plans either. i did mention that soaking rain much needed as we get into wednesday and thursday of next week. >> anchor: it's called a cozy coop, the little yellow and red car. we see a lot of little cars here staple ton. traffic not looking horrible or did i speak too soon? >> reporter: on the southbound side a little slow going through east milton. northbound not moving as badly as it normally is on friday afternoon. anyway, southbound it does continue heavy right down to the braintree split of route 3 and 1 128 and route 3 has been a rough go too leaving the xym making your way to route 118 to the weymouth area. also checking your ride for a crash on route 128 back by route 24 in randolph that will keep

downtown we don't need too much help and on the pike westbound leaving the city that's been a solid wall of traffic from the allston area right out past route 128. and delays remain on 128 near the mass pick and downtown 93 northbound and southbound moving very slowly as you pass by the zakim bridge. 93 northbound continues heavy out through medford and stoneham and southbound right down through the o'neill tunnel a tough ride there as well. i'm joe staple ton, 7 news. >> anchor: you know, homecoming it's about that time of year can be fun and stressful and it's usually all about the crown . >> anchor: but for one school it was about the love of one another and giving one special young lady the memory of a lifetime . >> anchor: as the 2015 homecoming queen is miss madison tire. >> anchor: there was a standing ovation for madison tyre after she won home copping team . people from the other team was crying and clapping for them them.

how honored she was and excite i cried and cried. i was so happy for her . >> anchor: so you might ask why do we care about one high school school's homecoming queen? because madison cares so much about her . i wasn't focused on me winning. i was more focused on making sure she had the opportunity to win. since she won it was a in high heart . madison is in the band, gets good grades and is very popular but she happens to be blind and suffering from cerebral palsy. if you have a bad day because you see her she turns it into a good day because she encourages and sends out a life love. she brightens your day. you saw her name on list and knew she deserved it and circled it and everybody felt that way so she deserved to be homecoming queen . when she was elected to be homecoming queen is and then i held my breath and then he is like miss madison tyler.

i was excited. i was bursting outcrying. i was like thank you so much. >> anchor: seen a day later this was still sinking in for madison. i was sitting on the couch and ran my hand over the crown and i'm like oh my goodness. i picked tub and i'm like oh my goodness. i can't believe it's mine . >> reporter: school coming to the to make a memory for her and for themselves. >> anchor: by the way billy was first runner up but she voted for madison and madison said she didn't even vote for herself. she voted for bailey. >> anchor: still ahead on 7 she will are the announced a harry potter play. now jk rowling is releasing some

>> anchor: topping the buds now cee-lo green wants to return to nbc's the voice . he apologizing after recently completing his sentence for a 2012 drug channel. he left the show last year after pleading no contest to giving a woman ecstasy. this week, the singer said he has grown personally and . >> anchor: a judge is ruling hulk who began can vet e-mails and at the messages from gawker. the former professional wrestler claims the web site leaked a 2006 sex tape in which he is seen makking a racist rant. million. laws for the site say the judge

unprecedented and they plan to appeal . >> anchor: we are getting a first look at the art work for the new harry potter play that is heading to london. you can see a young boy sitting in a nest shaped like the golden snitch. she hasn't given much detail on what the play will be about but she says it will tell a new story. harry potter and the cursed child is expected to debut next summer. there is much more to come the next 90 minutes. a elizabeth nor heir acha . >> anchor: i'm adam william. 7 news at five o'clock begins right now. >> anchor: tracking hurricane patricia, one for the record books of we'll get a look at her path as we make it through the weekend . >> anchor: the monster category five storm threatening millions in mexico. tonight, preparations and way with the storm set to bear down . >> anchor: also tonight emotion emotions running high in the boston courtroom. a tiger ordered held on bail after police say she admitted it a deadly stabbing at a jamaica plain t stop . >> anchor: surveillance cameras capture a suspect's shirtless crime at a fast-food restaurant.

take a closer look at the armed man . >> anchor: topping trump. the candidate whose busted the republican front runner in several polls . >> anchor: a lot on the line. can the undefeated patriots keep their winning streak alive against a strong jets team? >> anchor: a catastrophic threat turning off the coast of mexico. hurricane patricia is the largest and strongest hurricane ever recorded. it went from tropical storm to category five hurricane in just one day . >> anchor: the storm has the potential to lead to mass devastation. right now the cat five storm is packing sustained winds of 200 miles per hour. it's moving north at 12 miles per hour and it's less than 50 miles per hour from the mexican coastline. this is really a monster storm. can't say it enough. in fact, astronaut sean kelly snapping this picture from space space. actually talking about the hurricane looking so menacing as he sees it from his spot in space.