>> now at 7 a developing story. a man exposes himself to children inan doke. police are on the hunt. >> anchor: new trouble for a popular salad chain. why a boston sweet green closed its doors. >> anchor: donald trump and hillary clinton. it's the night before presidential debate. >> anchor: a political pitch curt shilling says he wants a seat in the senate. >> anchor: plus a golden moment with michael phelps. the olympic champion making a stop in boston. >> anchor: it's a run to remember. >> anchor: first at 7 a developing story police inan dover searching for a man who they say exposed himself to a group of school children. >> anchor: police are hoping

alex deprado live once again inan dover with more details. >> reporter: police say this man pulled his car into this parking lot off of main street then got out and exposed himself to children there on the recess area. 2 to 3 children saw him. an dover police say as children played on this play ground at the saint augustine elementary school a man parked in a parking lot off of main street got out and exposed himself twice. >> we do know that the male subject had been facing the children in the school yard. he exposed himself. at which point he covered back up. picked up the cell phone. pretending he was speaking on it. turned around and exposed himself at least a second time. >> reporter: police described the person they are looking for as a white man about

honda or volkswagen. >> they are working with people to make sure this doesn't happen again. this is a great school and great town. you can't have your eyes everywhere. we can't account for every single thing that happens. >> reporter: police are asking people here inan dover to be vigilant and report somebody who seems suspicious. >> ancho restaurant closed. a customer reporting they became ill after eating at the sweet green in downtown crossing. it's a popular salad chain electing to close itself. >> it makes me nervous that there's -- they have to shut down. >> closed. >> reporter: closed for business. sweet green a popular salad

>> a person called and the report that we got that they were experiencing diarrhea fever chills, vomiting. they had eaten there the day before. >> reporter: buddy christopher says after that report they went to the downtown crossing location for an inspection. they found violations and suggested the restaurant shut down. the city says the restaurant had issues of food temperature problems. management not properly over seeing staff. specifically heavy fruit fly activity. the company says quote, we then took the proactive step to close for today to review our kitchen equipment and ingredients. the safety of our guests is paramount. we are working with the boston health inspector to reopen as soon as possible. the city found violations with the chain back in august the

boilston street store. discovered violations at this location too. some customers we found said they won't be coming back. >> i'm done. i won't be coming anymore. if they couldn't have gotten a handle on this before. that's awful. >> reporter: as to when they'll be open that's up to inspectional services. in downtown boston kelly o'hara 7 news. >> anchor: a whole new ball game r he delivers a political pitch in new hampshire. to meet with volunteers and lend his support for the republican presidential nominee. shilling backed trump in the race for the white house. today he expressed his interest in running against senator elizabeth warren in 2018. >> i want to do it. i need my family all in or not. i won't walk away from this.

in. >> anchor: in august shilling said he would like to be one of the people responsible for getting elizabeth warren out of politics. >> now on 7 the candidates are ready. >> now she has to do debate prep for 5 days. >> he is unqualified and unfit to be the president and commander in chief. >> we are one day away from a sin city show down. >> anchor: hillary clinton and donald trump are set for third and final presidential debate tomorrow night in las vegas. now first from the donald trump campaign let's get more from 7's byron barnett. >> reporter: donald trump in wisconsin trying to keep his core supporters fired up. staying on the attack calling the newly released hacked emails between hillary clinton and the fbi a great miscarriage of justice.

undersecretary of state made the request for alter classification as part of a quid pro quo. in other words a deal. this is felony corruption. >> but trump also tried to show a softer side kissing children after days of fending off attacks on comments about women. trump's critics continued to make their voices heard. these women formed around trump tower denouncing the republican nominee. >> dump trump. >> reporter: and here in boston anti-trump protesters say trump's statement about women disqualify him for president. >> rape culture is not okay. thousands, millions people have been violated. many of them stay silent about this. >> reporter: trump's wife

back lash. melania blame today on former access holly host bush. >> they were boy talk. and he was lead on egg on from the host to say um, dirty and bad stuff. >> reporter: and the trump campaign said trump invited pat smith whose son was killed in the benghazi attack to be trump's guest tomorrow night at the debate in >> anchor: now to hillary clinton who is getting bashed again over new email allegations. ; anchor: clinton is focussed on damage control. 7's brandon gunnoe has more on the democrats. >> reporter: hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today preparing for tomorrow night's third and final debate in las vegas. with the allegation our state department sought a deal with the fbi.

clinton email the state would allow more fbi agents into iraq and more countries they were forbidden. >> any assertion that this was somehow tit for at that time or quid pro quo exchange in that manner frankly is insulting. >> reporter: donald trump called it felony corruptions. >> folks, and nothing ever happens. in other words the state department was trying up hillary's crime of sending classified information on a server our enemies could easily access. >> reporter: usa today reports major donors for clinton's campaign were corporate giants who pressed the state department to help corporate clients. president obama appearing in washington with the italian

badly for you and you lose you start blaming somebody else. you don't have what it takes to be in this job. >> reporter: hillary clinton has again invited her supporter and billionaire mark cuban to the debate. cuban tweeted he wants to give his besty donald trump a hug. >> anchor: dan hausle will have you covered for tomorrow's presidential debate. you can look for his live reports from las vegas beginning >> anchor: 7 news turning to an unusually high tide. rising waters over the sea wall on boston whatever. it's known as the king tide. fortunately there are no storms to add to the high seas. jeremy reiner is here with a check of the forecast. jeremy. >> reporter: right now temperatures are 50s and 60s. these are the highs this afternoon. boston never made it to the 70s.

norwood still at 70 degrees. hyannis 66. the dew point temperatures have risen up through the 60s. it's muggy out there this evening. in the merrimac valley the dew points in the 50s to 60s. meanwhile farther to the west a cool front races across new york and pennsylvania. we'll have an increase in clouds late tonigh cool air with it. things will warm up. overnight tonight we stay mild. the morning commute will feature mostly cloudy skies. there may be a sprinkle between 6 and 9 a.m. with temperatures 59 to 63. tomorrow afternoon we are headed to the 70s. we will talk about that in a few minutes. ; more news today a tense stand

a 45-year-old woman was armed with a hand gun and firing. that girl managed to get out safely. 3 hours later the mother surrendered peacefully. that woman is getting a mental health evaluation and facing multiple felony charges including reckless conduct. detectives say a driver hit 2 this morning. a 70-year-old man still in critical condition. the driver wasn't hurt. stayed right there. no charges have been filed of this hour. the investigation continues. >> anchor: a young child safe and sound after the mother's car is stolen in dorchester. they say that's when a man got in and took off with the baby in the car. police found the car in roxbury with the infant safe inside.

suspect. >> anchor: the foundation will be making a difference from a new home. carlos a rund dando ran to help at the finish line in 2013. the non-profit foundation works to prevent suicide from military veterans and families. a ribbon cutting was held to celebrate the headquarters in dorchester. >> i've been blessed with the opportunity to extend a hand and do what different ways which i've been learning through this process. >> anchor: the new space was donated by work inc. a new england based group that provides job training to adults with disabilities. >> anchor: coming up phelps out of water. the greatest olympian of all time hits the esplanade for a day of fun. >> anchor: bri eggers takes on

>> anchor: the belichick family getting better. we'll tell you about that. >> tonight you'd like to fill her pup without your wallet on empty. gas prices aren't the only reason you could pay more at the pump. she the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta

? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, and want to have people understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center

>> anchor: joggers running with

olympic icon michael phelps making a stop in the city. >> anchor: pretty cool. the 28 time medalist created a lot of excitement out there. victoria warren takes us along. >> the man you came to see michael phelps olympic champion. >> reporter: it was a race to take selfies with michael phelps than run with him. hundreds showed up on the greatest olympian of all time. >> i got to touch him and take a picture of him that's cool. >> reporter: and a lot faster out of the water. >> it was exciting to be running with an olympian. >> reporter: and after the run he spoke at harvard business school about his drive and success. >> being able to finish in 2016 with 28 not sure if i'll be able to wrap my head around that.

excited to be a part of it. >> so many awesome people from around the world. >> reporter: the forbes under 30 summit bringing in several high profile names. taking place throughout boston throughout the week. it wraps up tomorrow. >> anchor: let's talk about the forecast today. a good morning for a run. it was cool and foggy this morning. perfect. and it sort of improved >> anchor: did you think it was going to be nicer this morning? >> reporter: i did. >> anchor: uh-oh. >> reporter: i was barking about near record warmth in boston. not so much. providence yes 80 degrees in providence. boston upper 50s and low 60s. dew point at 63 in plymouth. clouds for much of the day in metro boston. in and out of the sun. but the clouds still hanging

be replaced by a batch of clouds over here in new york state. there are showers with that weather system. i think the showers will dry up. advertise clouds overnight tonight. a mild night. temps between 59 and 64. heading out the front door tomorrow morning again there will be a lot of clouds. relatively mild near 60 degrees. maybe a few sprinkles with the cool front. i think we skies occur sooner tomorrow. when you get the sunshine back during the day this time of year the temperatures take off. tomorrow a west wind 12 to 20 miles per hour. tomorrow afternoon in the upper 70s. that's a change for the city. farther south you were in the 70s today. you'll be in the 70s tomorrow. merrimac valley stuck in the 50s

worcester at 75. and out on the cape and the islands developing sunshine tomorrow. so there's tomorrow for you. thursday a lot of clouds returning to southern new england. and so is the risk of scattered showers with temps on thursday back down into the 60s. that won't be a metro boston thing. i think that's all of southern new england. it won't make it. and we -- the friday we comes another front. a lot of fronts this week. which will generate a lot of clouds and scattered showers and downpours on friday. friday i think we'll be in and out of the showers late afternoon and friday evening. i'm keeping my fingers crossed. we need rain for this drought. there's a chance on friday we pick up an inch of beneficial rain. weekend now clearing skies on saturday.

look at the temps on monday and tuesday 50 for afternoon highs. ; big change. finding out who did it better. >> anchor: not talking about clinton or trump. this is good. this is fun stuff. could bri eggers come out on top from the new england's revolution goal keeper. we show today to you yesterday. they had to drive through an obstacle course of sorts. 1:23. but here are the official results. bri win nothing convincing fashion. she finished with 73% of the vote. brad received 23%. wonder what the wager was there. next week bri is taking care of a baby. a baby doll that is. she goes one on one with celtics star jake prouder for a baby

mommy. 5th grade we had to carry around a 5 pound sugar bag all day. >> anchor: oh, i want to leave this sugar bag home all weekend. a reason to smile. coach belichick with a special announcement. announcement. it imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

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andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. >> anchor: patriots coach bill

his family roster this evening. >> anchor: belichick's son had a baby today. he's grandpa bill. >> we can add blakely rose to the depth chart. born this morning to my son, steve. a real mvp jen. it's a happy and exciting day for all of us. >> anchor: blakely rose born this morning as you heard. 7 pounds. steve is the patriots. >> anchor: bill belichick is a great guy. he can be so dry. >> anchor: this baby will make him -- >> anchor: maybe spent 21 years in the navy, defending america.

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