11-year-old o woke up to tell me she was scared. my other one ran in and said mommy, what's going on? we looked out the window and you can see the light from the guns going off. one ran over there and the gunfire kept ongoing back. back and forth. she says one of the shooters crashed a car into tree off. one went through that miss much. . vehicle. driveway . today neighbors were still finding stray shell casings from the wild weekend shootout. for my children, i was really worried and scared. fortunately no injuries reported. residents around here are just hoping the police eventually catch the suspects so they can't shoot up another neighborhood. in brockton, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. also on 7, four people are facing charges accused in a shop shoplying ring in wrentham. officers arrested these two suspects over the weekend. they accused of ewing fraudulent credit cards while shopping in wrentham.

detectives late area rested a man and woman nearby. officers say they found more than 30,000 dollars would the of merchandise and gift cards inside their car . hampshire investigating a hit and run over the weekend. they are looking for the driver who was in a ford truck like the one you see here. accident happened saturday near the intersection of lafayette road and heritage avenue. investigators believe the truck involved may have front headlight damage on the passenger side. boston mayor marty walsh is being looking for promoters of the planned indy car race in boston to finalize their plan and on. the mayor's coo recently sent an e-mail saying indy car had two weeks to reach the necessary agreements it would need to hope the labor day weekend race. the race is scheduled to be held in the seaport district. the former uconn student arrested after demanding macand cheese at a campus cafeteria will appear in court later this month. that's luke gotti scheduled to

be arraigned december 23. this video from last month showed him pushing an employee at the student union after being denied service. worers say the 19 yearly was denied food because he was intoxicated . >> anchor: more news here today i'm popular burrito chain at the center of an e coal eye scare. the outbreak sending several people to the hospital over the past week. today one couple is speaking out saying the last few days have been a nightmare. questions and . >> reporter: chris and kelly collins don't eat out a lot but when they do they choose high quality ingredients that . i know we're never going to eat there again after this. . this was more than just food poisoning. this was a potentially life-threatening exposure . the couple ate at the restaurant two weeks ago an when chris got something soon after a hospital confirmed he was e. coli strain linked to illnesses . i have never seen anything as sick as how sick he was. >> reporter: chris is frustrat

frustrated learning the first case occurred a full 8 days before he ate at chipolte. he is also not pleased with how some locations handled such a serious outbreak . each store had different signs up for why they were closing because of mechanical issues or stuff and one of them i saw had a really snarky sign that was like oh, don't worry, the world will be in billion, we'll open up soon again. it feels really insensitive to what people are going through. >> reporter: have thors are still working to find the exact source of the contamination. >> anchor: caught on camera, a mom stealing candy from a home while trick-or-treating in california. here is some video. if you look there, what was happening in san diego the mom was taking a bunch of candy and then encouraging her kids to do the same. no one in the neighborhood has yet to identify them. parents in pennsylvania facing a frightening situation after several children found sewing needles in their halloween candy candy. police are investigating reports

of tampered candy in the neighborhood known as kennet square. this was halloween night. police say six candy bars were found with hidden sewing needles neighborhoods said there were so was her . i heard about it before like other places in the united states but here? i didn't think so. . that's scary to think about the children being out there and . i almost feel like i could cry at this point. it's very upsetting to me. >> anchor: police have not found the person responsible but they are questioning whether the source tamper something from a person or from the candy bar distributor . >> reporter: a man is recovering after a big past in michigan. you can see here home destroyed. fire officials say debris from the explosion went flying into other example's homes. one person is hurt. the cause of that blast is still under investigation . >> anchor: a woman recovering and face charges after she is bitten by atiger at a nebraska zoo. police say that woman hopped a security fence and tried to pet a tiger after hours.

investigators say the tiger bit her hand when she reached into the an million's cage of the woman has been charged with criminal trespassing. >> anchor: a day at the beach takes a terrifying turn in florida. a woman attacked by a shark while waiting in shallow waters. witnesses say the swimmer was bitten right to the bone. the dangerous encounter happening while the beach was packed. kris anderson has all of the die tails . i saw the fin come up and slap her in the face . >> reporter: holly peterson recalling moments when she rescued a woman screaming for help after she was bitten by a shark in coco beach, florida . she said it got me so i grabbed her hand drug her back to the shore . she broke down while talk talking about the terrifying ordeal. another man, sean bowen, called for help when he heard the screams. i just saw blood and got on the felon and weapon over there . emergency crewing took the woman to the hospital with a bite to the ankle. officials say she was alert and talking. miguel and his family witnessed the shark attack and rescue. there were waist deep so maybe three feet of water, three and a half feet of water .

he and others couldn't believe what happened. we had this planned for over a year and a half to come and hang out. not in a million year, man . sunday was the last day of the busy beach season in batch art county where the attack took place. besides this shark bite, crews rescued 11 people from rip current in one day. that includes a child. we didn't go deeper than our knees. it's really tricky in p even though only five of the 24 lifeguard station will remain open, crews say they will still be around to keep visitors safe . by the way, this is the second shark attack in coco beach this year. that's the latest in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7 news. singer songwriter ferrell williams bringing a sign of hope to people in charles stone, south carolina. the grammy winning singer performed at yesterday's service at the emmanuel ame church and the appearance comes nearly five months after a shooting during a bible study at that church took the lives of nine people. he performed his hit freedom and church members say they love

that's the message that we should take around the world. freedom and god and freedom and being able to work together to make our communities a better place for all of us . he also posed for pictures with church members and security before making his way home. >> anchor: still ahead at 4:30, tattoo talent. a four-year-old with a knack for ink. more on a father and daughter getting a whole lot of attention. >> anchor: taylor swift's lyrics get her caught up in a legal battle. we'll tell you about the controversy surrounding a smash hit of hers . >> anchor: all new at 5:00, an uber driver under attack and fighting back. what happened when he unleashed a can of pepper spray on an aggressive passenger . >> anchor: we're staying on top a breaking situation. police arrested two people connected to a mosque we have

on 7 news. >> reporter: the current was really strong that day. it was just pulling me out, pulling me out. i just started swimming back to the boat. i didn't know the propeller was on. they threw out a rope to me. i grabbed on to get on the boat and the rope ended up going into the propeller and pulling me in and under . a sheryl fiandacca exclusive interview. lucky to be alive tonight at

jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where this is how we're going to every politician comes in and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made

he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something that he thought violated you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president. the message to washington, d.c., is 'get ready...' nright to rise usa is responsible

>> anchor: a pint sized tattoo artist providing dad with new ink. this four-year-old is getting a lot of attention after her father posted on facebook. she has some serious tattoo talents . for this florida family it's a family affair. brad is in a his mark on the human landscape with a body of work that covers as much of his skin as it does anyone else's. so it came as no surprise to this tattoo artist when his four . what will you be when you five . >> reporter: you will be five?

clever and cute he said she took to drawing at an early age . seeing the art in here, with the ceiling, she had come in a true times, watched other artists and myself, you know, doing the art on the ceiling there and she is like i want to do one. so right away we gave her the chance this one up here . spotting her innate talent this father take a chance and let his little girl leave her . the tattoo is right in here here. i only have so much space left, but it was a good spot where i could see and watch and guide . why did you pick a strawberry? . when he posted results on social media it went viral before ink could dry. tens of thousands of comments. . a lot of it is someone saying that's bad parenting kind of, you know, or questioning parenting but everybody's kid is different. he own the tattoo shop and said he would like to pass it down to chloe if she wants it . i'm not trying to push her into the career, but it's an

opportunity where she could did a few tats, get good at at it, . her career . i like to paint my daddy. daddy.. >> anchor: how cute is she? chloe's dad is her first and only client . >> anchor: tackling doubt of a determined. we'll tell you how he is inspir inspiring young athletes in the bay state. >> reporter: our forecast is days. get ready. someone might hit 70 tomorrow. details are ahead. >> anchor: a local high school quarterback on the road to recovery. more on a stabbing just hours after a state playoff win . >> anchor: demanneding change on the campaign trail. i will tell you why the next g.o.p. debate could have the very different look. >> anchor: we are following a breaking story out of the atlantic. what fills are saying about el faro's time resting place . >> anchor: remember, if you see breaking news or have a story idea we would love to hear from you of we have a 7 news tip line for that.

>> anchor: local football coach is tackling doubt on the field . >> anchor: this coach in springfield deaf but that doesn't stop him from helping kids compete in sports that he loves. he found other ways to communicate with players. the coach uses body language out of the field and his players say that works just fine. you tell them, got to bring your arm up, move it, sometimes i have to show them how to move, so we find a way to communicate . he motivates kids it keep going and he teaches them the little things while other quarterback coaches might not do. >> anchor: craig had a lot of practice coing. he has been out on field with his son darren since he was five years old. good for him .

>> anchor: good for you if you remember to change the clocks. otherwise you had a lot of problems today. a lot of problems. do you know what? take a look outside it's getting darker out right now. >> reporter: you didn't. >> anchor: no, i did. i was telling people at home. you want to get me back for last week. this seems lighter than we thought. ateasing you. lighter? darker now? >> reporter: i thought it would be darker. i forget. but it's getting there. the headlights and taillights getting bright. days are shorter, we know that and some beautiful sunsets to come over the next couple days. the days will be mile. no matter what the calendar says says. 58 in town now, dew point 44. south southeast wind at about 7 miles per hour. humanity about 60%. our temperatures today in the mid 60's. 65 in beverly, 64 in boston. the same in norwood. 61 in worcester and 62 in plymouth. what a day today. couple clouds around. that's about it. i hope you get used to these temperatures because they are really going nowhere any time soon. our temperatures today or this afternoon, this evening, still

in the upper 50's, still holding the low significantity tease, lot at fitchburg. so we'll fall off as we go into the evening, not a dramatic drop dropoff but significant unfortunate to note falling back suburbs. not seeing a frost tonight. not seeing any real cold air any time soon. we all know in new england that could change on a dime but this pattern is overwhelmingly mild for the northeast at least until the any elf november. what we're seeing next week is a another shot of warm air very one cool down, one major cool down that comes late week and into the weekend. so tomorrow our highs close to 7 70 degrees again. lowell, hudson, waltham, even boston with a chance. our winds will turn northwest tomorrow, keeping the sea breeze away so we won't be talking cooler temperatures, much cooler i should say dunn on cape cod. lower 60's, kind of splitting hairs here. wellesley close to 70. 67 shrewsbury. 64 in new bedford for highs tomorrow. our chance for rain pretty tiny

over the next few days we have a chance on thursday and friday too with a front going through. thursday is kind of just mired in some cloudiness and the chance for a sprinkle. these are not high chances obviously so we're not talking about a wet week and we're not talking about any major storms so harp on that fact that we still are in a precipitation deficit. drought, better known as a drought and in worcester little over five and a half inches below norm a. we did make a good dent in this. in boston since the giving of the year mostly clear skies tonight falling back to 40 to 50 degrees with a light and variable wind. in fact it will be calm in many cases. almost warm tomorrow. 66 to 71, mostly sunny sky. winds turning northwest, the front goes by then it stalls and we do get a little cooler on wednesday as we fall back into the low 60's along the coastline coastline. boston may make 59 or 60 then bouncing back up again into the mid and upper 60's on thursday with that chance for a sprinkle then friday 70 degrees.

so our warmest days this week tuesday and friday. much cooler by the weekend. closer to normal in fact. i will see you at 5:00 . >> anchor: thanks so much. get a check of the ride home. headlights starting to turn on earlier now. here is joe stay staple ton . nice lights there on the zakim . nice and blue on the left-hand. northbound and southbound underneath them moving along pretty well. 93 after the spot the traffic leaving the camera area and coming up toward of area of route 16 in medford. we're dealing with a crash in that spot. should be off the highway momentarily. 93 southbound those headlights coming toward us right now moving along pretty well right down toward the expressway where it doesing about down there. heading up to route 1 we have darkness and some headlights and taillights as well up to the saugus area. luckily no accidents or breakdowns up ahead for you. the ride right now on the mass pike eastbound and westbound. this is right around the pru and over by the allston tolls moving a long quite nicely. nothing major into the way there there. soldier's field right on the right-hand and the day i was talking about, still tight going down past morrissey boulevard,

still about a 46 minute ride from boston down to the braintree split. i'm joe staple ton, 7 news . >> anchor: inid's "healthcast" most medical experts agree the difference between life and death can come down to a few seconds in an emergency room . there is a new method that cools down patients, could give surgeons the time they need to save lives. christa delcamp shows us. blood pressure on him? >> reporter: a scenario many see all too often. a 22-year-old gunshot wound to the chest . >> reporter: but possibly three words that do change the way those situations are dealt with. emergency resuscitation preservation . if we cool them down fast we can stop all of the bad processes that happen in the brain, other vital organs while there is no blood flow and it buys time for the surgeon . a cool down that would bring the body temperature to around 50 degrees and while that change seems drastic doctors say it's better than the options now. we currently do to try to treat these patients done work

one in 20 at best survive. we don't have any pulse . from the trauma community standpoint, we all feel frustrated because we have patients that young and healthy and dying in front of us abwe like to save them . it starts with education because they around able to get consent from the patients who come to them in cardiac arrest. they have to get the information out to the community even giving patients the choice to opt out by getting a wristband, something this doctor believes will pay off in the long-run . we're all very excited about something like this that could be ground breaking. it could change the way we do this and have some patients survive. >> reporter: christa delcamp, 7 news . >> anchor: straight ahead, under the microscope, taylor swift facing a lyrical lawsuit. the details the pop star is try trying to shake off. and a reminder to check us out on facebook.

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>> anchor: topping the buzz, taylor swift facing legal issues over lyrics . >> anchor: the pop star is being sued accused of stealing lyrics for her hit song shake it off. a musician by the name of jesse haters gone hate. . >> anchor: london teching halls already. the australian something e eswitched on the lights on oxford street in front of thousands of fans, the earlier lights h this section of london for the holidays. . >> anchor: early goulding announcing she will be boston the english artistry leased dates for her north american leg of her tour and she is promoting her third album which is out .

about kylie, already have christmas decorations up. we just finished halloween and we jump into christmas . >> anchor: i'm just going to go with it. why stress . >> anchor: until you start shopping . >> anchor: yeah. who needs to shop? >> anchor: much more to come the next 90 minutes. i'm ryan schulteis . >> anchor: stay right there for 7 news at 5:00. 5:00.. >> anchor: two men accused of vandal icing a mosque tracked down . >> anchor: also breaking top, in you clues in a disease after at sea. the navy confirming it found the wreckage of a cargo ship that disappear in the atlantic . >> anchor: a high school football star stabbed. the good deed that almost cost him his life and where the search for a suspect stands . >> reporter: high in the 60's way above normal this entire week . >> anchor: developing tonight, crews recover black bogs from the russian plane that crashed. what airline executives are saying about ties to terrorism.

brutal attack. he grabbed my head and was trying to smash it against the window . >> anchor: why a driver started throwing punches at his uber driver . >> anchor: we begin with breaking news. surveillance video heading police make an arrest in a case of vandalism in a burlington mosque. two young men taken into custody just this afternoon. >> anchor: and police crediting leads from the community for helping to track the guys down. 7's dan hausle live in burlington with the breaking developments. dan? >> reporter: well late this afternoon the two young men were in the court in woburn charged with vandalive. the chief said he considers this really a hate crime, but the charges were not his call. one of the two suspects charged with vandal iding a burlington mosque calls it a prank as he leaves court. this is what worshipers at the islamic center arrived to on sunday, u.s.a., u.s.a. scrawled over the outside walls in spray

paint again and again.