confroation. >> the story developing tonight. justice department launching a formal investigation into the incident. >> the deputy involved is on leave right now and we've learned police arrested a second student who objected to the girl's treatment. ryan schulteis is here with more on the latest. >> ryan: one student said it started when the girl refused her math teacher's question to hand over her cell phone. a classmate video shows the confrontation unfold inside a columbia, south carolina, high school. a student who witnesses say was asked several time to leave the classroom refused. then was taken down by a school resource officer. and as this video from another student's camera floor. >> way too far. i don't think a woman should be handled like that. >> reporter: while others job. >> the force was a little excessive but if the student supposed to do -- >> reporter: the young

were arrested for disturbing school. the school district and sheriff's department are investigating and the justice department opened a separate civil rights inquiry. the resource officer had been with the sheriff's department wince 2004. he was sued in 2007 along with several other officers for excessive force but was exonerated. that case is still penting as a new round of investigations begins. again officer fields has been placed on leave while continues. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> we're following breaking news closer to home. a massachusetts man arrested you have in exeter, new hampshire, accused of choking a 5-year-old girl. solomon martinez is charged with two counts of second-degree assault. he allegedly choked a little girl placing hi hands around her neck.

years in prison if convicted. >> also on 7 two men accused of using scare tactics to pull off a robbery in dorchester. police say they were' wearing masks and carrying that fake gun. let's go to dan hausle. he was there when he firsted a gun today and dan is live in dorchester. >> reporter: police say these men had more than trick-or-treating on their minds. yes, the gun may have been fake but the robbery was very real. unmasked. boston police surround a man and hold up a white mask just like the one two suspects used to cover their faces while allegedly robbing a man on the street near the savin hill t. stop. police say kostya ragin and andronique dossantos of dorchester were stopped nearby. investigators say they were' hiding these white masks in their clothing. ragin had this very real looking replica gun. >> the victim stated both suspects wearing a mask and didn't see their faces.

>> reporter: suspects stayed out of sight in court. one of the men pointed a gun at him and said give me your money and your cell phone i. then the pair grabbed a bag from the man and took off. police later spotted the suspects and found the masks and fake gun on them. the suspect's defense lawyer said they questioned the identification and arrest. >> talk to you about costia. >> no, get off my property. >> any idea why he was -- >> that is the welcome he got at ragin's home in need hem. >> a woman was floored when i told her he had been charged with robbing a man wearing a halloween mask. >> you know, she would be with my son but this, i'm shocked. >> reporter: the judge ordered men held on $2500 and $3500. miss say all they got away

with was a salad which as they ran away they tossed. >> two men making a run for it after a manchester, new hampshire, woman says she tried to rob her. see the man just under that writing. police say they're headed to a get away car. 21-year-old woman told police she was' coming home from work when two men grabbed her and tried to take her purse. she fought them off and was not injured. >> kim: turning to your forecast, we're tracking wind, rain and a warm-up. the storm system coming up from the south. so looking like a mid-week washout for all of us. but with the rain will come high temperatures. let's get details of that. >> temperatures by thursday into the 70s. showers come to us in the afternoon. not washing out the entire day. it is all coming together from raleigh to cincinnati. that might be ours for the taking as we go into tomorrow night.

most of this event is overnight. wednesday night and very, very early on thursday. clouds will tighten up tomorrow. showers come in light between 1:00 and 3:00. then by evening they're steady, heavy rains will wait until 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning then pass through as we go through the morning hours on thursday. wind will be ramping up tomorrow. overnight we're quiet. cool, there is moon light behind the clouds. 49 turns to 39 then about 42 with a little bit of a breeze in the morning. those temperatures tomorrow maim in the mid and upper 50s. warm into the 70s on thursday. the latest on that and a peek into the halloween weekend forecast coming up. >> a quick turn around for the patriots this week. we're just talking days here. tom brady talking about what is keeping his team undefeated are take when they go up against the dolphins. brady don't seem to be phased by the league's deflate-gate filing yesterday or really anything for that matter.

>> reporter: yeah, unphased is a great word. that topic didn't come up during today's preservabilities. brady and the patriots looking invincible so far in 2015 but this week, offering up a bit of the unknown. preparing for dolphins team may get to servicingle year but show case a new identity on defense. that after making a mid-season coaching change to dan campbell. >> those guys are great at what they do and they've cut those guys loose to get after the quarterback. >> reporter: miami investing $114 million in endowment and in a newly mythed dam campbell here, he is anchoring a different front. >> what they changed is working. i think they play at an extremely high level. they have gotten out to big leads and that is trouble against this defense. that is one of the thing they do great. >> reporter: in the last two weeks, miami generating a league best ten sacks to

turnoffs and a pair of touchdowns. >> they get ahead and they unleash the pass rushers on you and sacks the quarterback and next thing it's the game is blown open. but you can't be one dimensional against these guys. these guys are a talented group. >> reporter: with an explosive offense to match thursday may play out to be the patriots' high scoring offense to date. >> they have a lot of guys that can make plays so we have to counter that. we have to play well early. we have to play well. we have to be aggressive. but they're playing well. they got a great football team. >> reporter: miami with some great play makers on offense but if this game were to turn no a shoot-out you have to favor the patriots. new england scoring over 30 points in every game they played expect for the opener against pittsburgh where they scored 28. trey daerr, 7 news itself.

the memory of boston's longest serving mayor alive. the family has chosen b.u. to house the official thomas m. menino archives. that will display the accomplishments the mayor made in a his 30 years of public service. kimberly bookman is in the control room with a look. >> reporter: mayor menino's legacy is long but when people remember him they talk about his efforts to revitalize boston neighborhoods. he worked with b.u. to help others learn how to plan and govern great urban cities. now his archives will be available to anyone interested in learning about his work. he always did things his way. that is why it seemed appropriate at mayor's funeral that the service concluded with the frank sinatra song and the family of boston's longest serving mayor is allowing people to get a look at his public and private work done only as he could. >> tommy was the teacher and a mentor and the i think

even as he is not here. people can still see how he did it. >> reporter: today boston university announced in the college's initiatives on city buildings which the mayor was a co-founder of. that it'll house the official tomas m. men eveno archive fitting since the mayor worked there briefly before his passing. >> he was the best kind of visionary and he got things down. >> reporter: it'll have speeches and actions on his action in the community as well as person himmento, much -- him -- mementos. >> i grew up in city hall basically. i was in high school and now my kids are graduating from school. so i mean it's wonderful memories that we can share with everybody. >> reporter: menino retired from city hall in 2014. he was diagnosed with another bought of cancer shortly thereafter and died

at age 71. live in the control room, kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> in the race for the white house now, dr. ben carson quietly rising to the top of the g.o.p. field. he pulled ahead in the polls. he is topping trump in several of them. this big boost is coming as 14 republicans are set to gather tomorrow for their third debate. [applause] perfect timing for ben carson. he leads for the first time in a national poll of republicans. carson at 26%. donald trump at 22. in a cbs/"new york times" survey. in liberal boulder colorado, site of the g.o.p. debate there are certainly republicans, brian bauer is one and he is impressioned by both outsider candidates. >> i do like trump's aggressive personality. i like carson's subtle personality but i think he can get the job done. >> reporter: brian brinkly is torn. >> if you had to pick one which would you pick?

>> i would pick trump right now. i think he will learn to rein it back in. >> reporter: trump touted polls that put him on top. he calls the latest round unscientific and on the phone trump went after carson. >> ben wants to knock out medcare. he wants to abolish med kaye and i think that, i don't think you are going to get away with that one. >> reporter: carson says he would reduce postie to make medcare unnecessary and he will defend himself in the debate but remain low-key. >> some people think that he is laid back. i don't think that he is too laid back to be president. people really, really appreciate his tempt perment. >> the font runners and the -- front runners and attirings seem sure to clash in the melo foothills of boulder. undecided.

>> stepped up security for paul ryan. he is being followed by security wherever he goes even walking through capitol hill. he is the favorite to become next house speaker. lawmakers will be voting day after tomorrow. dimples we're following breaking news. >> hear about the deputy involved in the classroom video. >> school resource officer was seen dragging a student out of the classroom. we've limped to the press conference here and we understand there is a third video that has not been released and that shows that student according to the sheriff's department hitting the school resource officer right before the confrontation. we saw two other angles from different videos. there is no word exactly when that is going to be released but this angle shows the officer dragging the student out of the classroom. the math teacher asked her to leave the classroom. she won't. they had to call the school resource officer.

he drags her out of there but according to the sheriff's department there is three videos. we've seen third. -- two. touching doing something to the officer before this then plays out. so there is no word when this is going to be released but new information, we'll keep you posted. back to you case. thank you, ryan. >> a charter boat captain describing the fear of survivors after their whale watching boat capsized over the canadian coast. investigators try to get to the bottom of what led to the disaster. >> a retailer shutting his doors on the biggest shopping day of the season. >> come up here at 5:30 our next half hour, devastating loss for a family in new hampshire, a little boy dies trying to deliver cookies. tonight he is being remembered. >> in one hour a violent robbery at a stoneham coin shop. suspects use a stun gun and get away with some rare items. >> adam: terrifying find

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records interviewing passengers, crew and rescuers as they search for answers off the coast of canada. five lives were lost when a tour'sboat sank. >> 21 people on board were rescued. today we're hearing from one of the first people who reached the survivors. >> when we got into calm waters, there were looking at the seals. looking at the seals and seen a big wave. >> he was one of the first rescuers who arrived after a whale watching boat capsized sunday. the captain was overcome with emotion as he described how survivors told him the boat was picked up by a large wave and tossed upside down into the water. >> it brought them up like it and they fell over. they tumbled. >> reporter: when frank pulled up he says passengers were in a state of shock.

scared faces was something i was scared. >> reporter: he knew he had to act fast. >> all those people starting hopping aboard. some a little, when they hopped on the boat it was a sense of relief. you could hear it when they got on the boat. relief. >> reporter: but the stories of those who survived have haunted him. wife. swim. she is not a good swimmer. so sad. >> investigators say they continue to search for one passenger who remains missing today. >> coming up next on 7, the force coming after him. why chewbacca was taken into custody. >> hance solo will get him. break him out of prison. our forecast is looking good if you like warm weather. to get there, we need wind and rain.

details on that. >> then ahead at 5:30 president obama will a lot of praise for the women's u.s. soccer team who taught him when it meant to play

>> even star warrs fans in the uke rape are feeling the force but in this case it's more like the police force,

someone dressed as chewbacca was arrested for violating local election laws. the ukraine has a law against public campaigning on election day and he was there in support of dart vader. a candidate for mayor. look at the scene. took several officers to take him down. >> >> amazing strength. 52, not that i wrestled with any of them but they're known to have strength. 54 nashua. 55 norwood. about 51 hind i our temperatures are cooling off we saw last night. seeing our temperatures fall back to the mid and upper 30s tonight and lower 40s downtown. we have a lot of clouds overhead. that is the blanksette that keeps us warm -- blankets that keep us warm. we have sometime before showers get here tomorrow. not seeing these first thing in the morning. more like late afternoon they'll hit us with a couple

the steadiest rain will wait into tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. wind advisories up. through wednesday evening and thursday morning, too, until 10:00, also out over the berkshires, being looking for quite a bit of rain from the storm system as it blows through. some winds gust of 20-40 maybe even mayer, there might be another burst thursday morning as front crosses with the possible thunder. very early. it may effect the early morning commute between 5:00 and 8:00. that front has to pass. they been behind it the sun and warmth. it will end thursday morning so everything wraps up. temperatures soar into the 70's 8:00' be quite warm on thursday. here comes the rain. even by 1:00, 2:00, light weight stuff as it moves in. main slug of rain will wait until we get into 10:00, 11:00, here it comes. the big band that goes through worcester, manchester then sweeps through. these are individual

downpours and very mild air. mild air is pushing in between 2:00 and 3:00. the downpours will be hitting us at random really -- give a little pause in between then it finishes up with the thunderstorms around 5:00 to 8:00 am on thursday. a lot going on but a good soaking here. wind is also a big issue because this will be the first big wind event that we've had since the summer really. a long-term event that goes from wednesday afternoon through thursday, too, so there will be wind for the pats game but most importantly some of the trees stressed out by drought some of those branches have died and this wind will shake those so there might be quite a few isolated power outages with this storm system. so the patriots forecast, might be a shower at kickoff with a final leg of the weather system going through. but very mild. very windy, too, all day thursday, that wind will not let up out of the west-southwest and then

west. 34-44 with a fuzzy moon light tonight. peeks of morning sun then developing afternoon state house, increasing wind tomorrow. in the 50s, 70s thursday, fouling to the mid 's on thursday, halloween looks great. i'll have the forecast for you at 5:30. >> looking forward to that. thank you. pete. so when most stores are gearing up for the biggest shopping day of the year one retailer is announcing it will be locking the doors. >> r. e. i. will close all of its 143 stores across the nation on black friday. instead i like this, they're telling shoppers to take a hike. same goes for thanksgiving day. doors shot for the outdoor gear and sports retailer. r. e. i.'s top executive says black friday has gotten out of hand. >> it's a day i think that has become synonymous with a lot of consumerism and it's part of why we've chosen to send a different message of what is important to all of you, we're going to close our store, headquarters and we've decided to opt outside.

i. will -- r. e. i. will not process orders until after. a small number of the employees will be on call. off. >> ahead on 7 a tv crew that ends up at the center of a breaking news story when a plain goes down and the -- plane goes down and the pilot needs their help. >> boa, the unhikely rescue for -- unlikely rescue for a fire department. >> learning more about three people inside the car when it crashed into the cement truck in oxford. does this $20 family fill up meal have eight pieces of original recipe chicken? yes. [ding] two large mashed potatoes and gravy? yes. [ding] and are you the

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