provided the videohat you saw told us it looked like the cars were racing. >> there was a saab driving a left lane. the car between them and the car wanted to go by the saab, clipped the car. flipped. went through a fence. so the -- >> reporter: how unusual is that on a street like this? >> people usually drive fast up there beach street. it's not the first time an accident happened. couple of accidents happen sod this is maybe the 4th that i know of. >> reporter: most serious? >> i think so. >> reporter: police say that the two victims, the man and the pregnant woman were taken to a nearby hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. no charges at this time but investigate. live in manchester, dan hausle, 7 news. >> we're also following breaking news from the cape

the incident is under investigation. >> ryan: d.c.f.joined the investigation into the death after child. the district attorney says there be no obvious signs of trauma but they're trying to figure out what caused the baby's death. the d.c.f.is working with police on this investigation but won't say when they got involved with this family. we do have a crew on the way and will bring you more as we get it. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> kim: also breaking at 6:00 three young teenagers in lowell charged with assault. police say they were using a b.b.gun that looked like a real weapon. investigators say they were shooting the b.b.s at people. >> adam: steve cooper is live with some breaking details for us. >> reporter: even police here in lowell are stunned by this unprovoked attack and tonight one of the victims a homeless man, is speaking out describing what happened to him. >> pellet gun and one came through the top and hit me in the back of the leg. >> reporter: this man who asked us not to show his

homeless men attacked by three view myles. >> today they came with pellet guns and unloaded a bunch of clips on us so we called the police on them. >> reporter: when police arrived at the railroad bridge near fletcher and dutton. the boys bolted but not before tossing rocks at the officers. the kids arrested. >> like i said i don't want them arrested. i want them to be talked to. one day you might be in this predicament. you don't want people throwing rocks at you or somebody coming hitting you when you are down and out on your luck. >> that is the real gun. >> reporter: the one on the left is the real one? >> correct. >> reporter: lowell police captain pointing out the similarities between the b.b.gun the kids had on the right and the .40 caliber pistol the cops have in lowell. >> if you are going to have a b.b.gun they should mark

b.b.and not have things cha change that. >> reporter: victims were treated for moyneor injuries -- minor injuries. these juveniles ened up in court in connection with what happened here. live in lowell tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> adam: more breaking news, a man involved in a police standoff in canton has died. police say the man stabbed his brother then threatened officers, a swat team moved in, closed down the whole area overnight. they got into the house but the man had injured himself. again investigators telling us the man who stabbed his brother also stabbed himself and has died as a result. >> kim: also on 7 a lowell family living in near after receiving -- fear after receiving threats concerning the k.k.k. the group who post-ed the list claims people are associated with the k. k. k.

and the k. k. insurance list. company says it has been receiving harassing phone calls nonstop. >> member of k. k.k. no way. hang up. i said no, we're not. >> kim: the owner of the insurance company says they're worried someone will sandallize their business. >> -- vandalize their business. >> adam: five candidates are battling for four at large seats. charles yancey faces a tough face against andrea campbell. there are big mayoral races too. we'll show you shows throughs worcester, out. in most places polls will close at 8:00. if you are still looking for voting location, stays, what

is on the ballot go to our website at whdh.com. >> announcer: also on 7, terrifying moments on the water. >> i didn't know what the propellor was on. >> announcer: survivor of tragedy moving forward saying she is lucky to be alive. >> kim: for the first time now we're hearing from the young woman. she lost her arm. she has injuries all over her body. she was boating in boston harbor. she has come a long way since the summer day. our cheryl fiandaca has this interview that you will see an just one station. >> >> i was getting a football. out of the water. i started swimming back to the boat. when i got closer they throw a rope to me and i grabbed on to get on to the boat. i didn't know that the propellor was on. the rope ended up going into the propellor. pulling me in and under. >> reporter: that is the last thing nicki remembers

before waking up in a hospital bed. >> i knew that i had lost my arm. >> reporter: her life changed forever back in may when she and a girl friend accepted an invitation to go boating in boston. as she went into the water the boat wasoningor and off. the captain is now charged with drunk boating and negligent operation. >> reporter: were you right-handed. >> i was. >> reporter: several months later it is amazing to see how far this 20-year-old has come. >> he was very calm and just okay with it. and stuff. but it was didn't hit me until a lot later. >> reporter: the boat's propellor cut through the top of her head and her left eye socket. her wounds so deep doctors had to use hundreds much staples to close cuts. it's hard to imagine but nicky suffered even more. >> i have radial nerve damage with this hand, too

life without my right arm. it's living my live a limited left arm. it was a lot. >> reporter: her parents say it's hard to watch their dour struggle. >> she likes to do things which herself and sometimes it's hard to let her so i have to, you know turn away and let her do her thing. >> when you look back at some of the things she is doing and you look back and say it's only been over four month you can't help but be proud of everything she has done. >> reporter: nicky is a facer who faces life's challenges everyday. >> everything takes ten times longer. but i can still do it. it is trial and error. >> is probably the most difficult thing for you right now? >> reporter: probably accepting help from people. i have a rule that i have to try it at least once, and if i ask for help then i'll need help but otherwise i want to do everything by myself so that is hard because you don't want to hurt the people that are trying to do a good thing. you know.

but i'm lucky with, you know, that i had the injuries that i did. they could have been so much worse. you know. so try to look at the positive things. >> reporter: nicki has been fitted for a prosthetic arm which she expects to get sometime this monday. her friends and family are preparing a fund-raising, for more information on that go to whdh.com. in the newsroom i'm cheryl fiandaca. >> you saw nixi has an i incredible. she would like to help people who have suffered injuries like hers. >> adam: strong, beautiful and like you said i think the attitude is what is so impressive and inspiring about nicki difference smiling . >> kim: smiling when she still had the black eyes. >> adam: a grave stone appeared in a strange place after halloween.

>> kim: a pregnant woman seriously hurt in a crash in new hampshire. it was caught on camera. you see the car completely flip. she is expected to be ok. more as the evening goes on. stay with us. -- stay with us. >> announcer: tomorrow, she decided to fight the fines. >> wasn't my plate number on the tibet. >> announcer: until frustration took its toll. >> i followed the direction ons there and got no where. >> announcer: see how we solved other toll ticket

>> in quincy police hit a dead end after this gravestone appeared in the city two days after halloween. the headstone had dirt and leafs stuck to it. >> adam: they found its original home. get to jonathan hall to share the story with us today. >> reporter: good evening. quincy police were intrigued by this gravestone mystery. so they put a detentive on it and after a couple of days of digging the hardwork really paid off. quincy police needed help finding out where this gravestone belong and who was karlton knight junior. the small stone was discovered at a condo complex near a mulched area. police struck gold when they stopped by quincy memorials,

>> he died in 1996. so our records back then are tough to go through. they're index cards. >> reporter: detectives wondered had there been a grave-yard vandal. this has nothing to do with theft but a lot to do with selling. >> his real grave stone is here. he spelled his first name about -- with an e. it was likely put on display at this business by the southeast expressway. >> if we make a manage take, it -- mistake, something like that. >> reporter: if you feel like sherlocke holmes. one more piece of this mystery karlon knight junior according to an on-line obit was a whole sale lumber

in duxbury of heart failure in 1979. >> i found whiskey bottles at the up to cemetery where i live. always something going on. >> kim: i'm glad it wasn't someone's stone. that would be upsetting to the family. let's talk good news. the weather. can't beat it. >> it has been amazing. it will continue. we have a little bit of a setback. a little cooler. trey? >> coming up next in 7 sports the nhl's top offense is back on itself ice. preview of the showdown with the stars is next. the patriots are indeed of line depth. hope you didn't get your

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>> i think if i heard pete correctly earlier we've been flirting with some records as far as temperatures go. it has been so pleasant. >> yes, i think it has been gorgeous, what is not to love? some people having a little bit of a hart time with the darker skies at an earlier hour but it's nice. temperature is great. i think we should be happy with it. >> keep it going. in many cases we will. overachieving, that is is what we're doing today. starting offer in the low and mid 30s going to the 70s, for early november is there enough day light to do

that? apparently so. temperatures lexington low 70s, pepperell 71. beautiful skies a the sun was setting. newburyport, stunner out. there 59 on north shore now and 69 in the city. some of the warmth lingering into the evening. that will keep us right around 50 for a low but the suburbs starting to fall. and quite rapidly too back through norwood at 54 degrees. so clear skies tonight. tomorrow a little bit of a cutback in the temperatures as a cool breeze thomas -- comes in from east and southeast. a fair trade considering weaver a lot of sun in the forecast for tomorrow. 65 lowell. 65 waltham. 66 framingham. then we're near 60 down as well. out out there. temperatures changes through the day. dry tomorrow. 30% chance on thursday, our

through night and very early on friday. few showers moving through. warm front crosses on thursday bringing us back up to 70 degrees so tomorrow is the one day that is a little off considering we've been so mild then friday 72. saturday back down closer to reality. by the way, friday, this is what i'm talking about, 74 for a high temperature. possibly on friday. so regard to beat is 73 set back in 1959 and in previous years and worcester may tie the record at 78. it's a long shot but we're confident about the forecast and the way it's unfolding over the next 7-10 days. mostly clear, 34-49. tomorrow bit cooler, 59-65. mother nature gives us an she takeeth away. last week i was so unconfident about what was going object and now just looked in and looked in for quite a while. we do cool it off but next week going back to the 60s if not near 70 degrees one again.

maybe mid-to latter half of the week. see you tonight. >> among the four major sports none can compare to what the nfl brings in every category. the tread deadline doesn't pack nearly the same pumping as other -- punch as other leagues. bill belichick and everybody else are standing pat. belichick tried to swing a deal for jason mccourty. no dice so back to work coming off a nice four-day layoff courtesy of their coach after two wins in five days perhaps. >> hard to make that guy happy right there. but, he i guess he was happy. he showed some love. very appreciative of that. [laughter.] >> he had to have have been, you know, all about working, you know, it's what we all about so we enjoyed it. back here --

>> thank you for a job well done? >> we're just doing our jobs. supposed to do that. >> reporter: when the guys come to foxboro on -- tennessee canning the coach in his send year on the job. he is 3-20. former bills jaguars koch mike mularkey takes reins. thanks to a foot injury alexander is getting another shot with the bruins. he is getting the call from providence. coko and the b.'s have their hand full. one-two pumping. the coach has ammo to fight back, we could be in store for a shoot-out tonight. >> i think it's going to be a good test for us. we'll need of part of our being against them to be good. smatches we need to be good defensively against a potent

offense we'll have to be good offensively too to score against a team that scored in the area. >> get offensive players there and so the we have to be careful with that but to be honest with you i haven't followed at all. i know they're one of the tough teams in the division this so p going to be ready for a good matchup tomorrow. a talented team. >> pitching, pitching and more pitching. simple. today hi is taking care of the middle of the lift by picking up buckhold's opposite for 2016 stuff never an issue with buchholz. he posted a 107-23 to walk ratio. dure and. that is different story. -- durability.

baseball's best partiying like it's 1985. the royals celebrated their first world series title in 30 years with seemingly all of kansas city. leave it to johnny gomes to try to steal the spotlight. >> guess what? cy young winner, not on our team, beat em. rookie of the year. ment not on our team, we beat 'em. m.v.p.of the whole league, not on our team. but we beat that guy, too. [applause] >> y'all want to be politically correct, we whopped their. [bleep] [applause] >> why does he have an american flag, sox pitches

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