please join me in voting no on question 2. >> and alarming wake-up call. a teenager hit by a stray bullet while he was in bed. a few sprinkles tracking showers for tomorrow. >> the debates are done but the controversy continues in the race for the white the enormous show of support for a fallen soldier . >> now police are trying to track them down. >> 7news at 7:00 starts now. lawrence police arrest a man accused of kidnapping and raping a 13-year-old at this intersection this morning.

way to school. >> is get out to lawrence. - - is life for us with the breaking details. >>reporter: adam, police and lawrence gave us an update. this 13-year-old girl was walking to school early this morning when she was snatched off the street. we have video from sky seven to show you of the area. the girl was walking to the south lawrence educational complex. she was walking in the area of box for the street. as one police tell us she was grabbed from behind. she on phillips street. that is where police tell us that she was abused in the worst way possible. for 2 hours. police just spoke with us in the last 10 minutes, they give us an update. here's what they told us. >> a courageous young person

when officers did arrive at some point, they determined they need to do a protective sweep of the property. they were waiting a search warrant, but they wanted to make sure they weren't in any danger. it's not unusual to do a protective sweep. they came across in plain view, some of the items she had described in her earlier report. that corroborated much of her story. >>reporter: that was police telling us how they were able to identify the 21-year-old angel matteo, this 13-year-old was crucial in describing this apartment. that's how they were able to locate the suspect here. he is now under arrest charged with several charges. police tell us he was out on an ankle monitor for crimes they have yet to identify at this

charges. will have much more coming up on 7news at 10:00. we are live in lawrence . 7news. >> raking tonight a suspected shooter in custer at the teenager is hit in his bed by a stray bullet. emily bookman, live in chelsea where the team came home from the hospital moments ago. >>reporter: that's right adam, that victim camehome from the hospital as you underneath his sweatshirt. he didn't want to talk about the circumstances of the shooting but this is what he had to say . how are you feeling? >> thank god for letting me stay a little longer and thank you for all the support y'all are giving me. >>reporter: his arrival home comes on the heels of a and arrest of a19-year-old by the name of tristian garcia. he is from everett. he was arrested in andover. police in chelsea say he's responsible for the violence

13-year-old juan lopez elgato recovering at mass general hospital after getting shot in the shoulder while he was sleeping in bed. >> he went in last night for surgery. they thought they could remove the bullet but they can't. >>reporter: wants mother takes us into his 3rd floor building this bedroom where the bullet went through the wall. you can see how close it went to his mattress. >> as a mother, it's obvious that i will get emotional and i feel tearful for me and my son. >>reporter: around 8:25 p.m. wednesday night when a group of young people gathered at boston park. gunfire erupted and at least two bullets help the chelsea home making his way through the house. >> he got off thebed and started running to my mom's room. he sat down because it hurt him. he's just yelling it hurt >>reporter: as family tended to

the dayafter after reviewing video, a 19-year-old man is arrested. still that doesn't make this random violence any easier for the victim or his family to deal with . >> he's in mom, i can't even be safe in my own home . >>reporter: the family tells us they do not plan to stay here this evening. they no longer feel safe here. this is the second shooting at this particular house. reporting live from chelsea, [indiscernable] >> . this time, temperatures about 10-15 degrees cooler than where we were. middle and upper 50s. the city at 58, bedford 57, certainly feels like october. you out of new england, low to mid-50s. here's where the warm is this evening. thunderstorms. this is the weather system that we tracked for you through the day tomorrow.

because the weather system is too far away. there could be a couple sprinkles from the shower right here. they will work up along the south coast, no significant precipitation. i mild day. the temperatures now in the 50s start rising after midnight so that by the morning commute, amateurs will be in the low 60s. a few sprinkles and also increasingly humid tonight and tomorrow morning. monday at 9:00 a.m. with mostly cloudyskies. showers arriving in the afternoon. we will a few minutes . >> the election countdown is on. donald trump is making waves with 19 days to go. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. [applause] >> trump doubling down and saying you will not necessarily accept the election results. hillary clinton keeping quiet after last night's debate.

>> he is saying america's week, they are crippled, they cannot move forward. that's how he's keeping support. >> joe biden getting charged up in new hampshire throwing his support behind clinton and trashing tromp. >>reporter: >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >>reporter: donald trump doubling down on his claims that he may not accept the results of the presidential election. >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely accept the results of this election? >> i'll look at it at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> senator tim kaine weighed in on his comments on whether he will accept the results.

results. you've got to accept the results of this election win or lose. that's the place we made. hillary clinton said on the stage and the first debate of course i will set the resultof the election and donald trump was unwilling to make that pledge and still things he is saying something positive . >> the republican nominee explaining the answer at a campaign rally in ohio . >> it was unprecedented question. if al gore or george bush agreed weeks before the election to concede the results and waived their rights to a legal challenge or a recount, then there would be nosupreme court case and no gore versus bush or bush versus gore . >> joe biden more fired up than we'veseen him in a long time. saying tromp is playing into our enemy's hands and he is either stupid or doesn't understand the damage he's

to hear, playing into the hands of vladimir putin. that our country has no idea. can you fathom any presidential candidate ever having said that or would they say that. >>reporter: 7news. >> life tonight in new york city. preparations for another meeting between donald trump d they will both speak at the - - dinner and it will be one seat apart. we will have details tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >> following more news. a group of thieves ripping off an apple store. the surveillance video will help track them down. the robbers on the run made off with more than $10,000 in iphones. - - live to tell us more. >>reporter: adam, police say this happened in less than a

coursebefore running out of the store . a group of seven scatter inside this apple store at themall after stealing 19 iphones with bad. than $13,000 . >>reporter: minutes before you can see the group made up of men and women, walk into the mall, trying to hide their faces. they walk into thestore, went to the iphone display and orchestrated the theft . grabbing the phones from their charges then cutting the security coursebefoun >> now that you think about it, it seems pretty easy . >> eric it visits the store often and the busy store makes a great opportunity x right when you enter the store, it's right there. the new iphones, just light out on display. >>reporter: a similar theft happened a few weeks ago and police believe it was connected tothis theft. shoppers want to see more security. >> make me feel like apple

security game up a need to put security at the exits . i think this will continue because security is too lax. >>reporter: police say they want to get this group before they strike again. so far, no arrests have been made. if you have any information, 7news.olice a call. >> police are asking for the public's help for a suspect behind a bold break-in. they say it happened earlier this month on the usf - - uss salem. it set up as a haunted house. the suspect took a pile two-way radios and stole $1000 worth of halloween props and decorations. >> there's only one way to get in, one way out. it's very unfortunate. i'd like to get the public's help in finding out who these gentlemen are. >> police say the suspect will be located and arrested now that surveillance footage has been released. >> governor charlie baker

the bill will create a commission to study welding and hot works. the bostonfire commissioner says the bill can help prevent fires . caused by welding work that was done without a citypermit. baker speaking out about his hopes of this new law . >> i think it's hugely important that. [indiscernable] >> the new bill look out how to improve the states fire code. >> state officials making a difficult demolition decision. the public health council decided to expand children's hospital. that means a beloved garden 60-year-old garden will be replaced by a new building.

healing space at the hospital. >> coming up next on 7news at 7:00, and outpouring of support. first responders at attention to honor a fallen soldier making his final trip home. showers on the way. of the city. what's being done to make sure

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first responders lining the streets to honor the fallen soldier. his body left maine this morning coming backhere to massachusetts . >> there was a show of support every step of the way. jonathan hall has the story. >>reporter: on this gorgeous fall day, a red white and blue sendoff. over 180 miles of pavement in honor of army sergeant sean o'connell was the kid have a one of a kind. you can find people like this. he's that kind of person where you he can bring anybody up. >>reporter: the trip from central maine to the south shore in honor of o'connell who served three toursof duty in iraq and afghanistan dating back 13 years. police officers and firefighters line of the highways to pay tribute from lynnfield to woburnto wayman .

other companies across the state of military personnel . to honor that, we have to show that respect. >>reporter: his family appreciating the effort . >> just that he spent so many years in the army dedicated to his country. >>reporter: this soldier did not die in battle. his last tour was in 2014. o'connell's father told me he died while on a trip bear hunting. it appeared he died from natural causes. >> he went to sleep and never woke up in the morning. life on the line time and time again. >> i'm absolutely torn to the core. >>reporter: o'connell's friend - - told me they became boy have friends in 1990 after o'connell moved from dorchester. there was a nice tribute there from the electrical workers. will happen early next week.

and to see combat. >> hundreds of people making the life-saving decision to donate blood. the blood drive was held today in honor of the two boston police officers shot last week. - - shine and east boston have been steadily recovering since. that the - - organize a blood drive today. they said the turn out and support was incredible. >> isaw firsthand what the blood does. we are overwhelmed with the support of the community and the general public . >> another blood drive will be it's flirting with60 degrees right now. cooler than this time yesterday. i think when we got up at 11:00 it was 65. what a difference a day makes . >>looks like indoor weekend plans . we are tracking showers heading this way for tomorrow. tomorrow we will warm things up to around 70.

forth. one day near 80, the next day 50s. and then back to 60s or 70s. of wind saturday and sunday. sunday is a bright day but a blustery , chilly day. the city at 58, jeffrey 54, 50's in new england. outside of new england, 60s and 70s. dc, they reach the low 80s with a lot of humidity. that's pure tropical air. even in new york city the dew point is in the low 60s. this humidity begins to seep into new england throughout the day tomorrow. even though 80 degree weather is not heading this way, it's a late-summer feel to the day tomorrow. as this area of low pressure begins to wind up and head straight for new england.

perhaps even a rumble of thunder. so for tonight, mostly cloudy skies. a few sprinkles possible, nothing significant. temperatures now in the 50s, by early tomorrow morning they will rise into the low 60s. mild and muggy with a few showers tomorrow. 66-71. your timeline tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., more class than anything the isolated showers. nothing significant. into the afternoon, showers and downpours. more numerous tomorrow afternoon, evening. again, possibility of a rumble or two, a beneficial rainmaker. about half -1 inch of rain. you get downpours that follow each other, that you may end up with over an inch of rain. out of new england early saturday morning. it's a powerhouse storm.

wind both days with winds gusting over 30 miles per hour saturday and again on sunday. initially saturdaymorning, still mild and humid. low 60s. by saturday afternoon, into the 50s. sunday, blustery and cool, mid-50s . >> coming up next, a local

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