paint again and again. this is what investigators found on a nearby security camera, clear video showing two suspects getting into a car that a woburn detectives recognized. police say that led to the arrest and confession of two 18 18-year-olds cameron capella and derek dimone . this was a cowardly act that masked themselves to create disorder an fear target a house worship . >> reporter: two pleaded not guilty to malindestruct of property an tagging property. the chief says he considers it a hate crime. yeah, i think it was. >> reporter: but the chief said the d.a.'s office decided hey charges would not be called for in this case. >> reporter: anything to say to the people in the mosque? why would you tag a mosque? no comment. >> reporter: cappella had fog to say but dimone apologized . should they be scared? no, just a harmless prank.

it won't happen again. again.. >> reporter: police say they don't think there is any connection between this vandalism and another mosque in 2013. they are investigating a third suspect they say was in the car that night but they are having further investigation to determine his exact involvement in the crime. live in woburn, dan hausle, 7 news . >> anchor: also breaking top, the u.s. navy has positively identified the wreckage of a missing cargo ship that sank in high seas during hurricane joaquin. the el faro was carrying 33 crew members when it just vanished including three people from massachusetts on board that vessel. tonight the mother of one of the victim is talking about today's developments. byron barnett live this brockton with what she had to say. byron? another sad day, very sad day for the mother of one of the el faro crew members as you said said. we spoke to her in brockton just a sht time ago. now the search crews found the 7 790 foot cargo ship in an up right position on saturday nearly three miles under water.

now the ship went down in september during hurricane joaquin, 33 people were on board including three crew members from massachusetts. that's kevin keith griffin of winthrop, jeffrey mathia and march yet wright of brockton of the today her mother told us this was her worst nightmare. she was bubbly, she was a riot. were crying. she was a very good kid, the worst thing she ever did was caught. >> anchor: mary said she as so proud of her daughter she said her daughter loved the sea but that now the sea has claimed her her. that's the story live from brockton, byron barnett, 7 news .

>> anchor: also on 7, the search is on right now for the person or people who attacked a high school football player over the weekend. the star athlete was stabbed hours after i football game as he was trying to protect someone someone. steve cooper is live in everett tonight. first of all, how is he doing? >> anchor: his condition actually we're told has improved from critical to stable condition all the while students here at the high school and the staff here remain very concerned about what happened over the weekend. they are anxious for answers tonight and anxious for an arrest. it was the town down by number nine that had everyone in everett celebrating until hours late ewhen the celebrating turned to shock after he had been stabbed in the street. really great kid, good grades, he not someone you expect this to happen to . >> reporter: he was rushed to mass general hospital in critical condition after being

stabbed in the back and hand along broadway saturday night . walking on broadway and yelled for help and he went to help them and they set upon hill. he was the hero setting the playoffs. fenda spoke after the stunning . i did what they asked me to do and the guys worked hard all week and that's really what . >> anchor: he had such a special day during the day saturday and then coming home from a party and had something like this happen, it's nerve-racking. >> anchor: the team returned monday afternoon with a added sense of surge see and determination and plenty of support from a community hoping for the best. i hope he is all right. he is a great kid. just a shame that has to happen . i am very nervous. group up in the city. i love my city. i work for the city. i went to all of these schools in everett.

it's just very, very disturbing. >> reporter: he remains hospitalized tonight. everett police along with middlesex county district attorney's office all still investigating this. police say no arrests right now they are asking for a little bit of help. for anybody that may know anything in connection with the stabbing over the weekend, they are asking them to come forward. live in everett tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> anchor: lawyers for a salem mom take their appeal to the state's highest court. kristen labr ee was convict of attempted murder and assault and battery in 2011 after she stopped her son's cancer treatments. her son died in 2009. she was sentenced up to ten years in police on . >> anchor: a mother helps police in gloucester track down two men accused of selling heroin to her son who died of an o'dose. investigators say the man's mother provided a key tip in this case. the information helping officers conduct an undercover drug buy which they say led to the arrests. information she provided us with was a phone number which she

claims a loved one had used to can't the drug dealer which sold him the drugs. no id's at this time but we do know both men facing drug charge charges are from lynn. >> anchor: now to a developing story tonight. both black boxes have been discovered in the wreckage of a plane that went down over the weekend. investigators combing for clues trying to figure out what happened here in the time moments of this doomed airliner airliner's flight overseas. all 224 people on board were killed and executive with the russian airline company blames an external influence here but isis claimed responsibility in a tweet. u.s. officials are not convinced though. investigators have two huge pieces of evidence to work with. the two black boxes night record recorders that russian investigators have been working with here all day in cairo. those two black books will eventually tell them and us a great deal about how this flight seemingly fell from the sky.

can't rule out at this time is whether or not there was an explosive device of some sort on the aircraft. >> anchor: we know the plane fell very quickly. that it broke apart in midair and that the pilots didn't issue a mayday call. the airline that operates the plane, metro jet, said earlier the only feasible reason for the plane's breakup in the air was some sort of impact. a mechanical or physical impact of the aircraft . this is the only explanation why there was not a single attempt to establish communication to report the emergency situation on board. the russian authorities came back quickly and said that claim wasn't true. they said that claim is premature and not grounded in real facts. dozens of investigators have been looking at the 12 different areas where major sections of plane came down looking for evidence of something explosive from inside the plane or indeed something that might have struck the plane from outside. most of the victim's bodies have been flown back to their families in russia. >> anchor: we have some break breaking news right now out of hopkinton. ken over halloween candy.

. police there verying two separate incidents of some very unique and suspicious things being handed out to children who are trick-or-treating. there are two separate parents that report right here that these toilet tank cleaner products wrapped in white wrapping were happened out to a and 14-year-old in the downtown area this. ewere not consumed by the children but the police are very concerned about this and they asking parents to be vigilent and check all of the candy before the family or anyone eats that because of what's going on there. if you put out pictures one more time because we have those late. i want to show you pictures cleaner products. this is what they were allegedly 14-year-old kids. they were wrapped in white wrapping. they poisonous. a toilet cleaner product wrapped in white wrapping handed out it a bunch two two kids trick or we are gathering more information about this and we'll have more as we continue in the newsroom. >> anchor: also developing a

his former attorney can be deposed by lawyers for janis kick dickinson. she is suing cosby for defamation. the ruling states dickinson's lawyers can only seek answers as to whether the denials were made maliciously and that the deposition should happen before november 25. cosby has denied raping dickinson and has never been charged in connection with any of the many allegations against him. >> anchor: turning now to the house. the week after a controversial debate candidates are scrambling to propose new debate rules. the they asking for mo substance as opposed to gotcha or frivolous questions. no asking for raised hand, lightning rounds or candidate tomy hope is the next debate will be focused on issues that matter to folks . >> anchor: the last debate was a farce and something needs to be done about it. the next debate is a week from tomorrow and candidate ben car carson believes it's pretty quick to settle on new debate rules. >> anchor: president sean

hennesseytial candidate bernie sanners is ready to start running his first paid tv advertisement. the minute long spot tells the story of sanders childhood out in brooklyn, new york. you can see some of the photographs they have chosen here highlights the congressman congressman's work in the u.s. senate. the ad will air in iowa and new hampshire starting tomorrow and the campaign is expelted to run it in other states soon. >> anchor: well, it's a done deal. president obama signing a new two year budget and it comes on the eave of a default deadline. president obama says the budget should free the nation for last minute government shut down threats. >> anchor: also talking sports today. new england patriots off to an impressive start. they are 7 and 0 but it certainly is not something they want to focus on. why not? well, in fact tom brady address addressing their record today and it looks like they are try trying to block it out. joe amorsino is here with what he had to say. say.. >> reporter: for the secretary time in franchise history patriots off to a 7 and 0 start

a cup of coffee because it's too soon to really start thinking about running the table for this team. we can talk about it all we want and nobody knows that better than tom brady. the patriots are one of four remaining unbeatens in the nfl alongside the panthers, broncos and bengals but when you have already gone through the gauntlet once and you consider the strength of the remaining schedule 16 and 0 is a distinct possibility for the patriots. it's just not something brady is going to waste his time considering. that would be the further thing from anybody's mind. i can care less about those tie of things. when it reflects back it was a great year. when you are in the middle of it you can't do anything about a game in december we have one mission this week and sounds like a she shea but it's not. it's what our team is about and we're short term focused . >> reporter: bride erewrote record books while getting everybody's best shot and his numbers are just as impressive

he is completed more passes and thrown for moriar at this point than he did during that record breaking season. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news. people are celebrating that's for sure. them . >> anchor: royals beat mets to win the series game five in an early this morning. kissy won 7-2 and 12 minutings. the royals entered the 9th trailing by two but tied it up before winning it in the 12th. salvador perez terribled the world series m.v.p. award. the royals celebrated the win inside the visiting clubhouse at city field. johnny gomes is one of the players on the royals roster of course. goals helped the red sox win the 2013 world series so he is now celebrating his second champion championship . >> anchor: completing the rings rings. and bubbly of course. coming up next, have to talk about an uber attack. terrifying moments for a driver when his passenger starts throwing punches.

>> anchor: people in london having trouble seeing clearly. the foggy situation that's causing a lot of trouble for travelers. >> anchor: and then at 5:30, close call. bullets fly in brockton and we'll hear just how close they came to hitting a woman in her own home . >> anchor: ahead here in just one hour demanding action. parents say police aren't doing enough after a scare at a local school . >> anchor: plus, it's a treat after a cruel trick. these make off with a little boy boy's pumpkin, but to the rescue police making sure this story has a happy ending very those stories and much more coming up this evening on 7 news. the was strong that day. it was just pulling me out. i started to lien back to the boat. i didn't know that the pro pep propeller was on. grabbed on to get on the boat and the rope ended up going in the pro pepper and pulling me in and under . >> anchor: a cher noon dakotaa

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>> anchor: a vicious attack is caught on camera in california. this is an uber driver forced to fight back after getting a tacked by his own passenger. those a crazy attack. >> anchor: i can't even watch that. cheap shot from behind like that that. but anyway, the rider, the person attacking was arrested . >> anchor: it was the uber driver who posted that video on-line so everyone can see the

dangers that come with the job for them and we are hearing from that driver too. >> anchor: with a dashcam video rolling this driver takes a violent back seat pummeling . >> anchor: from the get go the differ said he had a bad feeling about this trip . >> anchor: very aggressive. he was swearing at me just fading in and out of consciousness . >> anchor: he said his rider refused to put on his seat belt and give clear exdirections an kept passing out. at that point i decided enough was enough . >> anchor: here is what happened with the cabbie tried to tell his passenger the ride was over . get out of my car or i will call the police. let me tell you something . >> anchor: suddenly he was getting purposed from behind again and again. you can see the passor is trying to slam his head into the glass it will the driver is finally able to click the safety of his mace . turned around and emptied as in much as i could until he got out of the car. police arrested the rider who officers identified as benjamin

golden, still vomiting from the pepper spray . i wanted to make sure he didn't get away. i have lost so much money on people like him and i am just done dealing with it. people like that take the food right out of my mouth . >> anchor: uber said they banned the rider from ever using the appellate form again. they also offered to reimburse him for cleaning the pepper spray. for now he said his days driving for uber are over. >> anchor: very tough to watch but police were able to arrest that guy and he is charged with public intoxication and assault. >> anchor: still ahead on 7, a popular restaurant chain forced to close more than 40 locations in two states. are we one of them? we'll have more on the e. coli outbreak. >> anchor: the forecast is looking good all week-long of our temperature in the mid 60's, maybe 70's degrees. a couple days worth of 70's that's ahead . >> anchor: at 5:30, holiday planning. stars who signed on for the annual thanksgiving day parade . >> anchor: who doesn't love

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>> anchor: much of london just swallowed up in a serious fog for a second day foggy conditions across england leading to dozens of flight delays and cancellations for a send day.

heathrow airport canceled more than 100 flights today. authorities issued warnings across the country as visibility fell to just about 300 feet. you can imagine that? i mean, passengers with flights to the uk are vie advised to call ahead and check their flight status . >> anchor: you know it has to be really serious if you are doing a new story on fog in london . >> anchor: that's like fog in the bay area . >> anchor: that's kind of weird weird. affecting travel, you know, . >> anchor: absolutely. for anybody that has a flight planned to london, not me. how about you, beat? >> anchor: nothing, kip, planned. air stagnation, that's what's going on there. the fog is pretty thick and it goes nowhere. warm pattern for us here in new england and the east and midwest the great lakes, eastern two-thirds the united states midweek dip and we would come back to a dip just a slight dip going from upper 60's back into the low 60's and maybe some upper 50's. no storms brewing. no nor'easter, all day rains or anything.

town ball brawler in hall frequent contribute to our twit twitter fee. beautiful skies out there, beautiful weather over the last couple of days. highs today middle 60's, pretty common. look at this from nash with to beverly, even worcester at low 60's 1,000 feet up. 64 in boston now falling back into the mid and upper 50's. some low 50's, starting to lead the back here through plymouth and plympton, carver, down into new bedford. the vineyard at 53 degrees. that despite a pretty thick cloud cover out there right now over the cape and islands. it's thinning out in the merrimac valley and southern new hampshire and will continue to thin through the night tonight. we'll go for mostly clear skies and we'll start it off tomorrow in the 40's. low 40's in some of the suburbs. maybe even some upper 30's then by 9:00, we peel away some of that cool air, full sunshine, bring us back to those mid 50's and then upper 60's in a stripe from nashua to norwood, all points between too. we could be close to 70 degrees by the time we roll into three or 4:00 and then we see the temperatures sag just a little

sun rise, sunset, these days, well, we turn the clocks back so we do get that hour earlier in the day so sun rise now at 6:18 that it was. now sunset at 4:36 and by the end of november that sunset is getting early. 4:13. so to be honest with you, when you look at this at face value we don't lose a whole lot of time on the sunset between now and mid december but we do lose a lot on the sun rise. it continues to whittle with a away on the sun rise and red sox like on sunset we use very little total in the next month we lose 58 miss. this is the time of year that we have to confront the issue of the solar winter. the shortest and darkest days of the month. of course the day is still 24 hours but you know what i'm talk talking about. darkest days, november to january. goes threw the especially of january and then february 1 we start the solar spring. reduce seratonin levels and it can trigger sometimes seasonal affective disorder too. mostly clear top, 40 to 50 a

variable, light and variable wind sometimes calm. almost warm tomorrow. mostly sunny skies, 66 to 71 degrees, winds turning northwest northwest. there is the 7 on 7 forecast. couple of spic el on thursday and friday. that's it. those days were complying near 7 70 degrees. way above normal, mid 50's is where we should be. saturday and sunday we get back there. close to that area i guess but sunny skies at this point. patterns quiet so these forecast forecasts are pretty confident. i will see you next half hour. in looks nice. coming up next on 7, there is no one better than them out on the ice, but do these two olympians stack up against jadiann thompson and the circus ring? we'll fine out who did it better. >> anchor: then new at 6:00, a doggone crime for real. but there there is a happy end ending. we'll tell you where police

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>> anchor: great it see you as we some of you close out of mopped evening of we have another hour of 7 news straight ahead. i am adam william . >> anchor: i'm kim khazei. 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> anchor: shots fired in brockton. one family ducking for cover as bullets came flying right into . >> anchor: an allahing outbreak the a popular burrito chain. dozens of restaurants shut down after an e cola scare . >> anchor: gorgeous day today, all kinds of sunshine. we'll keep the trend going for most of the week . >> anchor: a four-year-old tattoo artist? why a father in florida is being criticized for his daughter's unique arts and crafts. >> anchor: first at 5:30 we have breaking news out of hopkinton. police investigating two reports