norton where anemployee of the suffolk county cher's department has been charged with assault. police say they got a report from four teens who were saying out eight beach last night that a man acalled one of them. that man apparently told teens he was a police officer, police found a gun bee logging to the suspects. he has been charged with assault and carrying a gun under the influence of alcohol . >> anchor: also breaking, two teen-agers caught on camera and called to court accused of vandalizing a mosque in burlington. so the attack has people there who worship in that mosque on edge right now . >> anchor: kids are saying tonight it was just a stupid mistake. dan hausle live where two ed a judge arrier. dan? >> reporter: some pretty strik striking images in this case. the pictures of the vandalism and then video of what police say is the suspects who do the vandalism. that video they say was what helped them make a quick arrest. arrest.. one of two suspects in the vandalizing of a burlington

investigators say 18-year-old derrick dimone and cameron capel capella are twos is expect seen getting in and out of their car as they sprayed u.s.a. in red spray paint on islamic center in burlington over the week. mr. us say they also threw eggs at the mosque. they had been drugging, you know, it was halloween. you can put the numbers together together. but they probably add up to a different number for everyone that looks at it . the chief credits sharp eyes a burlington detectives who recognize the car which led them to the suspects. police say a third individual who stayed in the car is also being investigated in connection with the vandalism but hasn't been charged in this time . maliciously destroying property with the value . >> reporter: they were arraigned on charges of malicious destruction of property and tagging property. the chief says the d.a.'s office decided not to charge the vandalism as a hate crime. anything to say to the people at the mosque? why would you tag a mosque? gentleman, no comment.

>> reporter: capella had nothing to say and demone said . should they be scared? >> reporter: the d.a.'s office said additional charges could come as they continue to vet but right now those teen-agers released on own reckoning necessariance were told to stay indoors observing a curfew from mid tight to 6:00 al. live in woburn, dan hausle, 7 >> anchor: more breaking news waving today and we're hearing from a local mom who lost her daughter on a cargo ship that sang during hurricane joaquin. officials say wreckage has been discovered at the bottom of the atlantic. 7's byron barnett live in brockton with that mother's story. byron? well, mary says she is devastated and will always have wonderful memories of her sea farring daughter who traged tragedically went down with crew mates and her ship. mary of brockton carrying a picture of her daughter hanging on to the memories she must now

carry for a lifetime. she was bubbly. she was a riot. she would make you laugh if you crying.. she was among 33 people who went down with the el faro during hurricane joaquin in september. she was one of three massachusetts crew members including winthrop native keith griffin and jeffrey mathias of kingston. search crews found the cargo ship in an up right position on saturday nearly three miles under water. it's the worst thing that ever happened to me. to lose a child is the worst thing that can happen it a mother. you are expected to lose your elders. you don't expect to lose a child child. she said her daughter first went to sea in her 20's . after she got out of high

she worked for about three weeks for an office and that was that. she could not stand it. she went to sea. >> reporter: she said the sea was her true home. she said she would not be happy unless she was on the water. >> reporter: she said she was so proud of her daughter and that even though she loved the sea, the sea has now claimed her her. that's the story live from brockton, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: now a story you will see on scruff one station of parents in pembroke taking action, upset with their kid's school. so paints are saying that middle school student recently made some serious threats . >> anchor: so they are asking school administrators to do more to make their kids feel safe. jonathan hall live in pembroke with a story you will see only right here. >> anchor: an issue that affects parents. this case involves a 7th grader, a 12-year-old boy at this school school. parents are pretty concerned because he is back at school after a short suspension walking a monk the kids that he

allegedly threatened and it looks like he has not been charg charged at least so far. one parent tells us that some of the parents are so upset they are going to court to get stay away orders. the threats came at a friday night halloween party on object 23 with some 67th graders from pembroke community middle school in costume according to one mother who was chaperoning . apparently what happened is this boy took the boys out to the trampoline and started to discuss what he wanted to do come monday and tuesday. he went into detail how he wanted to feel the emof killing someone. he named four children that he wanted to kill. he said he was going to his grandparents house up in maine, come sunday to get the guns . >> reporter: the superintendent of school told 7 news she got word of threats from pembroke police after the incident. she confirm the boy was suspend suspended but said she cannot give out more information. parents say the by was kept out of school for just three days

to see him on school property during that time as they met with the principal. when we came back from our meeting he was outside with his cell phone playing basketball by himself shooting hoops . this mom said her own 7th grader who is also 12 had trouble sleeping and mentioned wanting to move away. the day after the party her daughter received a tent message from a blocked number saying " "you are first on the list, haha with an emoji of a gun." this mom says the school department is not doing enough to safeguards kids . i don't think they are handling it well at all. i think they are taking it lightly. >> anchor: there is pembroke school committee meeting here tomorrow night. this issue could come up. the mom says threats also involved stabbings, the kids are very concerned not sleeping, crying. she says something has really got to be done. no call backs today from the police chief or the school committee. live in pembroke, jonathan hall, 7 news.

>> anchor: 7 news now in everett. a high school football star stabbed and now police are trying to track down who ever is responsible. investigators say that 16 16-year-old made a big play in a big game just before it happened happened. steve cooper live in everett with what we know about his condition an this case right now now. steve? >> anchor: kim, his condition is improving tonight but as you can imagine students and staff here at the high school are pretty shaken up by all of this. everybody wants some answers and they would also like to see an arrest in the case. it's a shame it has to happen to a great kid like that . >> anchor: celebrating a win after he scores the winning touchdown and all that changed hours late ewhen number nine was stabbed in the street . >> anchor: he had such a special day during the day saturday and then he was coming home from a party and having like this happen, it's nerve-racking. >> anchor: he was stabbed in the back and the hand and was rushed to mass general hospital

in critical condition after he jumped in and tried to help someone in trouble along broadway saturday night. somebody yell for help and he went to help them and they set upon him . >> anchor: he had an a star playoff performance racking up 1 124 yards on 27 carries and the winning td spoke after the game. i just did what they asked me to do and the guys worked hard all week and that's really what showed today . >> anchor: minus their injured teammate, players took to the practice field monday afternoon where a has come together in full force with fingers crossed that he will pull through all of this . it's really motivating football team for one thing but everyone is kind of not really, i don't want to say sad necessary but opportunistic in way we feel like he will be really healthy and we're all praying for him. >> anchor: the superintendent told me late this afternoon he is expected to make a full recovery here. as for the investigation, police

searching for suspects tonight. live in everett, steve cooper, 7 news . >> anchor: three puppies reportedly stole friend a kennel in holliston have been returned safe and sound. list say an anonymous tip led them to the puppies and house in plainville. investigators say they appear to be in good health today. they are back at the holliston kennel and at least unone person will face burglary an larceny charges in the case. >> anchor: beautiful animals. >> anchor: the one on the left. eye balling that one . >> anchor: i will take the one in the middle . >> anchor: coming up on 7 news at 6:00, pumpkin stolen in wilmington leaving within boy pretty upset. we'll tell you how police turn . >> anchor: patriots safety with a big lay move the field put smile on the faces of sick kids. the current was strong that day just pulling me out, pulling me out. i started swimming back to the boat. i didn't know the propeller was on. this ethrew out a rope it me i grabbed on to get on the boat and the ropened up going into

the propeller and pulling me in and under . >> reporter: a sheryl fiandacca interview. lucky to be alive andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away,

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>> anchor: police in wilmington offer a little holiday help to a little boy. someone stole his pumpkins and as you might imagine if you have ever nope a six yearly, boy was pretty upset . >> anchor: but police were determined to make the situation

nicole oliverio has the story you will see on just one station station. >> anchor: will minute ton politician surprising a six six-year-old with a wheat treat on halloween after someone . >> anchor: saturday morning, . sam was very upset and goes we have to call 911. he comes in the house, dad, we . >> anchor: after mom explained that 911 was for emergencies, they decided to call the business line so their son could report the crime. someone stole our pumpkin. >> anchor: they were very, very nice. they took his statement, they took a des chris of the pumpkins and told him that, okay, we have a squad car in the area. we're going to come by and talk to you. >> anchor: within a half hour, three officers arrived to meet sam and toll him to open the door to the patrol car. >> anchor: there was a whole family of pumpkins in there. he would jump back and was beside himself and so they gave

. >> anchor: we don't see it and it doesn't get celebrated a lot but these ties of things happen quite often and i'm really just work they do . >> anchor: the story posted on social media already has more than 600,000 shares. sam's parent just wanted their son to have a positive experience with police. they didn't expect these officers to go above and beyond. they turned into a huge thing and it was fantastic . >> anchor: officers replaced the six stolen pumpkins with 8 new ones of sam very happy but he told his dad he still wants police to catch the bad guys. . >> anchor: that storiened well if you we head into the colder not really. the temperatures going back up again. that's ahead. >> anchor: and breaking news. we're getting a luck at a loose razor blade found on halloween in a halloween candy bag up in hudson, new hampshire. police say the child was

trick-or-treating in elm woodvillage in nearby neighborhoods if you are familiar with the hudson area. no one was injured. more on this and we'll be back

>> anchor: we have some breaks news right now from norton. an employee of the suffolk count county sheriff's apartment now charged with assault. police say they received a report from some teen-agers on a beach last night.

one them and toll them he was a police officer. now there was an investigation and police did find a gun belong belonging to this county employee. he is charged with assault and carrying a gun under the influence of alcohol. >> reporter: more patterns setting you over the next week or so. midweek dip but not much of one. no some are brewing either. doesn't look like any more easters all day rape or anything like that. front passing here of warm front mostly. temperatures today in the middle 60's. low 60's out through the cape. with a gorgeous day. now falling back into the 50's and some 40's to be found out through orange. 51 portsmouth. marsh feel now at 52. providence 56 degrees. some clouds out there but they are inthinging out. mo leave clear sky tonight. if we see any rifle through it might be this band going through pens . but quiet tonight. our temperatures fall back into the 40's. there might even be upper 30's in sole of the cooler spots in the suburbs. now tomorrow it's right back to

where we were except a little bit warmer. we're challenging 70 degrees in the city, south of the city attleboro. 68 in framingham. same in filmburg. a lot of sun to be had for tomorrow and we're dry the next two days too. we might see some sprinkles on thursday and friday but only about a 30% chance, certainly not all day rains and more in the way of cloudiness. the solar winter is here. november to january it runs all the way to the end of january. then february 1 starts the solar spring. it lagged behind other seasons we know and these are the three darkest months of the year. make sure you take your vitamin d because you would be lacking in the sun department although the next couple of days it does look like our chances for sunshine will be pretty good so maybe get out there and enjoy some fading rays here. mostly clear, 40 to 50 tonight then tomorrow almost warm, mostly sunny, 66 to 71. this pattern may hold through the middle of the month. we do cool off by the time we get to the weekend.

quiet pattern, our forecast confidence grows significantly so this is pretty much tight here all the way through the week and into the weekend with that significant cool down. really toward normal by the week week. see you tonight . >> anchor: see you then, pete. patriots player deaf on mccourty spreading smile at 's hospital today . >> anchor: he played bingo with patients and spending one on one time with them. the visit is a pat of his tackle sickle cell campaign to raise money to fight sickle cell anemia. he said it's a cause that is dear to his heart. i have been able to meet a bunch of young adults and young children that i developed a relationship with and to come around them and sethem smile and see them have fun whether it's big oh night or some of them gets to come to an ehave the and have fun for a little while. just to be a part of that is a blessing. mccarthy will be hoping another event with children's

hospital next week. >> anchor: back in 2007 the patriots could move to 8 and 0 with a win over washington at gillette stadium and after a 52 to 7 dropping the pats were one step closer to a perfect season. here we are 8 years later deja vu. the patriots once again 7 and 0 and guess who is coming to town? pats one of four unbeatening left in the nfl. panthers can move 7 and 0 tonight where they join the broncos, bengals and of course patriots. tom brady has been down this road before and while talk of running the table is fun for the fans, the patriots quarterback told wee i's dennis callahan morning show he is not wasting his time on it. it.. that would be the further thing from anybody's mind of coy care less about those types things an when were you flexed back you think, wow, that was a great year but when you are in the middle of it you can't do anything about a game in december. you know, we have one mission this week and it sounds like a cliche but it's not.

team is about and we're short term focused. >> anchor: the nfl trade deadline is tomorrow. broncos got better today acquir acquiring tight end vernon davis from the 49ers for a swap of late round picks this year and a sixth rounder next year. now 31 years old, davis has 18 catches for 194 yards this season and san francisco's struggling offense. the bruins bouncing back from that 0 and 3 start to the season thanks to some star power. david krejci, n.h.l.'s third star of the month and brad marchand is the league as first star of the week and now that november is here trey daerr has more on how the b's plan to keep on shining. we all just kind of step back on the road trip and realize that we weren't going close, we had to put in the work. >> reporter: an abysmal start leading to a rejuvenating run. they showcase thing there's premiere offense . i was being encouraged by

happy with the results. but if we keep going in that direction it was just a matter of time. we know it doesn't matter. this is where the game we can always get a number of goals and come back at any time . >> reporter: b's attack is being fueled by david krejci currently second in the league in points per game. he is always a big part of the offense. always has been . so many ons. he is doing a good job of creating some new line chem scree if you are down a goal or if we need to score something like that. so it's been working lately. i like the fact it's also nice to see david krejci being rewarded for his play buying up there in the league scoring >> anchor: bruins in for a different kind of challenge coming up on tuesday night. they face the n.h.l. west best dallas stars showcased one of the league. recording in wilmington, trey daerr, 7 sports. >> anchor: with the world

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