problems as well as brendan gaughan, elliott sadler, daniel suarez good runs for them. we will see you tomorrow for the cup race. thanks for watching here on nbc. >> we are following breaking news. boston police say a toddler was shot in roxbury. investigators getting to the scene gathering evidence right now. >> the race for the white house takes center stage in new hampshire. with donald trump calling for a drug test ahead of the next debate. >> a beautiful fall day for us to kick off the weekend. a warming trend comes into play. nearing 80 as we get into next week. >> new details on the dramatic

s.u.v. from the bottom of the water there. >> news at 6:00 is straight >> news at 6:00 is straight ahead. chris sununu's family gave him a famous name and the top job at the family resort. but then things went, well, downhill. over the years, chris cut jobs. chris cut workers' hours to deny them health insurance. and now he opposes the minimum wage. chris has never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no business being governor. by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. >> we are following breaking news. a toddler shot in roxbury. this happening on winslow street, as you can see there. police remain on the scene gathering evidence. >> we get the latest live from roxbury. >> reporter: yeah. the commissioner says this

father. instead that, little girl ended up shot. she is at the hope as we speak. she was obviously caught in the crossfire. she was shot once, the commissioner says. the bullet going through the two-year-old's hand into her leg. miraculously, she is expected to be okay. and the commissioner says the shooting went down just after 4:00 in this neighborhood. off of dudley square. fast man on a scooter drove up to the side of the car, fired into it. that toddler got shot. the commissioner is angry tonight and says the community take a listen. >> you know, senseless shooting. and i'm a little disappointed. i wish we had more cooperation. obviously, the father here is a known gang kid to us. who also is not telling us the truth of what happened here. it is unfortunate. >> reporter: now, lts of bullets fired in this neighborhood. you can see that window blown out. several windows blown out. in this area.

again that, little girl expected to be okay. she was shot once. the commissioner says this is gang-related. he is asking for the community's cooperation. reporting live from roxbury, kelli o'hara, 7 news. >> also, donald trump visiting new hampshire with election day just 24 days away. the big story tonight is trump's test. he called for a drug test before the final debate. >> trump made the suggestion as more women come forward claiming he groped and kissed them without their permi portsmouth, new hampshire where trump called for the drug test. >> reporter: yeah. never a dull moment with donald trump before a big crowd here in portsmouth. he talked about hillary clinton's health before. her stamina. this time he found a unique way to try to address the subject. >> i have so many great friends in new england. including tom brady. and coach belichick. >> reporter: donald trump brings his campaign back to new england with some sporting themes. including the surprising

candidates before the next debate, like they do with athletes. >> we should take a drug test prior... i don't know what's going on with her. but at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end, it was like, oh, take me down. she could barely reach her car. i think we should take a drug test. anyway, i'm willing to do it. >> reporter: trump generally stayed on the issues. he did find time to respond to the continuing allegation that is he groped v phony allegations, trump says. from phony people. >> how about this crazy woman on the airplane? she said "well, that was too much." 15 minutes? with the ladies in this place, it would be one second and it would be smack. 15 minutes. >> reporter: many supporters say they wish he would stick to the issues.

>> reporter: trump supporters say the media is not paying enough to clinton's wikileaks problems. trump says it is an uphill battle but one he can win. >> we are going to beat the rigged system. we are going to beat the rigged election. >> reporter: trump's drug test idea may have been an off-script moment we have seen from donald trump before. he hasn't mentioned it before. it doesn't look like he mentioned it at his next step up in bangor, maine. there was some trouble there,th the parking lot for trump supporters' cars. police say they are talking to witnesses now and looking at videotape, trying to get to the bottom of it. live in portsmouth, new hampshire, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: hillary clinton will not be campaigning this weekend. clinton is taking the next few days to prepare for the third and final debate in las vegas on wednesday. the democratic candidate talked about the upcoming debate at an event in seattle, washington yesterday. her husband, the former

hampshire next week. stay with 7 news on air and on-line for coverage of the race for the white house. dan hausle will be in las vegas this wednesday with live reports on the final debate. >> anchor: new at 6:00: a sinking s.u.v. finally lifted out of spy pond in arlington. complete strangers saved the woman driver who was trapped inside when it plunged into the water. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. you can see in the video, the man trying to grab the woman as her s.u.v. begins to go under. john cuoco was live from arlington. you spoke with those rescuers. >> reporter: well, we now know this driver will not face criminal charges after her s.u.v. went into the pond here. arlington police pulling this s.u.v. from spy pond saturday. they say it ended up in the water when its driver, a 68-year-old woman from medford, was trying to back into a parking spot friday afternoon. going up and over the curb and into the pond. the s.u.v. began slowly sinking. that is when three men jumped

diving into the cold water, making a miraculous save. getting her to dry land as the s.u.v. went under. >> she was very, very scared and had taken in water. and she knew she was dying. she just figured this was it. >> reporter: police say the woman was conscious and alert when she was taken out of the water. she was treated for mild hypothermia at the hospital. >> their efforts open up that car and helped the woman out of the car and got her to shore. we are crediting them with helping save this woman's life. >> reporter: dan frazier and his friend visiting from australia say they didn't think twice. >> she was floating on her back. her legs were up. on top of the water. and it was just like... you know, as hard as it was to pull her in, it was wonderful to see her floating. >> she was sinking a little bit. and anyway, i took over from there and pulled her into shore. reporth they say they would do it all again.

and i think this is a time when a lot of people misunderstand the real worth and the value of every life. >> reporter: so arlington police say they will notify the rmv which will trigger a review of this woman's ability to drive safely. for now we are live from arlington, 7 news. >> anchor: now turning to your forecast. a cooler start to our weekend. but things are definitely looking up. specifically, our temperatures. let's check out yourec >> bri: what a chilly morning. many of us with frost and even a freeze. 26, the low in norwood. 28 in bed this morning. 42 in boston. the coldest temperatures we have had this season so far. we made it into the afternoon, very apparent that fall is with us. there was a chill to the air. 52 in boston. 53 in norwood. however, it is that placement of the high that is going to change: and that gives us a boost in temperatures getting into tomorrow. for now, it has been bringing

farther to the east and starts to bring in warm air from the south and the west. forecast it will be a bit breezy tomorrow but also quite mild. mostly clear overnight tonight. patchy fog. it is a full moon. not as coal as last night. and look at tomorrow. an oobs route fall beauty. 67-71. flirting with 80 as we get into next week. more on the detailed forecast come in just a bit. >> anchor: bri, thank you. an injured officer has surgery this af the boston police department tweeted that officer matt morris is now recovering at mast general. both officers remain in critical but stable condition after being shot at an apartment in east boston on wednesday. mayor marty walsh says there has been a massive amount of support for these two men. >> they are still recovering at the hospital, and you know, they have had incredible support from the community. the people of east boston came out last night to do a peace

an outpouring of support and love for these officers. as we get more details, we will find out more about the suspect. >> more news tonight. fast deadly plot stopped in kansas. police say militia members were targeting muslims. the f.b.i. says the arrests of these three men is the result of a dangerous months-long undercover operation. graphic details about the foiled bomb plot of the f.b.i.'s press conference on friday. but agents believe the suspects' motives were clear. >> these charges are based on eight months of investigation by the f.b.i. that is alleged to have taken the investigators deep into a hidden culture of hatred and violence. >> reporter: throughout the investigation, the suspects referred to so malies and muslims as cockroaches and made violent threats against them. during one conversation, agents say patrick stein said,

dip them in pig's blood before you shoot them." he is also quoted in the aft as saying "the only good muslim is a dead muslim." an f.b.i. informant and undercover agent monitored the conversations by recording meetings and phone calls and using a tracking device on stein's vehicle. >> they stockpiled firearms, ammunition and explosives components. they prepared a manifesto describing their beliefs to be published after the bombing. >> reporter: officers seized nearly a mic ammunition in allen's home. agents say the suspects planned for the attack to happen the day after election day. information released on friday shows that when one of the suspects curtis allen was arrested for domestic battery, three days later, the other two suspects were arrested. >> these are very serious allegations and the defendants are innocent until proven guilty. but if convicted, they could face life in federal prison. >> reporter: all three men are

>> anchor: well, still ahead, a driver gets a scare at the car-wash. what caused the vacuum to burst into flames as the woman who was using it? >> anchor: plus, bring on the

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and puts it out. >> thank god nobody was standing over there. you know whey mean? >> reporter: the woman was trying to vacuum spilled gasoline from her trunk. customers said the car-wash was... she was surprised she couldn't do that. well, luckily that, woman wasn't hurt. but that vacuum, obviously, out of order. >> anchor: next in the forecast, it may have felt like fall today. summertime warmth making a comeback this week. we will get to those details coming up. >> reporter: coming up next in sports, not saying there is a case of deja vu here. something sounds and looks really familiar this week for bill belichick and company. last weekend's performance for tom brady, one of the best in his career to date.

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>> bri: time to break out that extra blanket if you haven't already. the coldest it has been since may 16. it's been a while. at least we did realize as we made it into this afternoon that fall is upon us. our temperatures a tump below average. the high in boston, 55 degrees. a light on-shore breeze. that kept those temperatures a touch cooler.

perspective. doesn't it? normal high for this time of year is 62. look at this temperature trend. as we get in through this week. tomorrow, quite mild. summertime warmth making a comeback as we get into the middle of the week. here is what's happening. high pressure keeping things nice and clear. the sunshine with us. for the better part of the day. tomorrow as well, mostly sunny. this slides farther east. we get this return flow coming out of the southwest. nearing 70 degrees. you see this cold front that northwest. forecast but it really kind of dips in and doesn't let the cold air settle in. could bring us some scattered showers overnight tomorrow night. into early monday. we continue to move those temperatures up to near records tuesday into wednesday. right now, high clouds out there. made for a beautiful sunset picture. thanks for sending those. in it is a full moon overnight tonight. could see some patchy fog. i think we have enough of the cirrus cloud cover out there to keep the temperatures from

bit warmer than where they were this morning. 46 in boston. 38 in bedford. 36 in norwood. could see some patchy frost. not widespread like it was earlier today. mostly sunny tomorrow. warmer. 67-71. it is looking fantastic. like the beginning of fall, an absolute fall beauty. apple-picking, leaf-peeping. maybe off pats game on the agenda for you tomorrow. 68 degrees by the time we hit kickoff. chance of rain. just night. early monday morning. this is not beneficial rainfall on the way. scattered showers at best. then we really boost those temperatures up. i mentioned near-record warmth. on tuesday. wednesday, that could be the case as well. flirting with 80 degrees. it is not out of the question that a few locations do make it to 80. also, a bit of a southwest breeze with us tuesday and wednesday. looking like a golf day, for sure: unsettled weather to

>> we are on to cincinnati. we are on to cincinnati. nothing about the past. nothing about the future. right now we are preparing for cincinnati. >> reporter: on october 1, 2014, the story line in foxboro was the decline of tom brady. shift to october of 2016. the story now, how long can brady play? that infamous press conference. bengals. the quarterback is now approaching his 40th birthday. brady has thrown 68 touchdowns for 14 interceptions since that night. after coming offer his four-game suspension last week, he recorded his eighth 400-yard game in his career. it will be interested what he

at the end of the day, we played good. that is what matters most. you know, our ability to, you know, focus on that particular team and game and opponent. we kid a great job that week. that is what we are going to have to do this week, too. you can't come in here every week with the same plan. and say, all right, you know, let's copy what we did last week and see if that works again. you have to find ways to reinvent yourself over the course of the season. the tms usually the ones that win the most games. >> reporter: patriots placing jonathan freeny on injured reserve. his season coming to a halt thanks to a lingering shoulder injury. anthony johnson and geno grissom promoted from the practice squad. the bulldogs, the 7th-ranked offense in the nation. umass trying to keep pace.

the end zone for the touchdown. the former baseball player makes it a 21-14 game. too dangerous. right before the half, ryan higgins, carlos henderson. one of the four touchdowns on the day. right now, umass trailing at 42-21 in the fourth quarter. 4-0 harvard visiting holy cross. jeff wade. the three-yard touchdown. crusaders take a 14-7 lead. ensuing harvard possessio a holy cross touchdown. the crusaders fighting on. 27-17 win. harvard's loss snapped a 16-game nonconference win streak. holy cross, the last non-ivy

n.h.l. debut record four goals against ottawa. bergeron is not in toronto with the b's. a lower-body injury forcing him to miss a second straight game. the group combining for six goals back on thursday night in columbus. coming up tomorrow night on sports xtra, the pats and bengals covered. for the first time this hockey as kevin paul dupont in the house. that is tomorrow night following colts and texans on 7-nbc. and then the indians looking to go up two games to none on toronto. cleveland is leading it 2-1 in the 7th. the nlcs getting under way tonight in chicago.

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