friday. the timeline is coming up. >> sharing the stage for a post debate dinner. >> so corrupt. she got kicked off the water gate commission. >> getting through these three debates with donald has to count as a miracle. >> a cool customer dealing with fridge frustration. call after call dealingit and got solve at 7. >> tens of thousands worth of iphones gone in a flash. >> right off the top, lawrence police combing for clues at the home of a man now accused of kidnapping and raping a 13-year-old girl. officers say he followed the girl as she walked to school. >> investigators believe he held

letting her go. alex? >> police say that man came up behind the girl here on the streets, snatched her and brought her up there to the second floor where he terrorized her for two hours. >> police gather evidence in lawrence, the scene of a brutal crime. police say a 13-year-old girl was dragged off the street while walking to school and raped in a second floor apartment. >> h pament for an excess of two hours. >> the girl was released and ran to the middle school where she alerted adults. >> gave quite a bit of detail about the interior of the location. >> late thursday, the school alerted parents about what happened through a voice message.

including the buddy system. >> it is scary. having them walk in pairs and use the buddy system will help a lot. >> the suspect was on supervised release and on an ankle monitor. they were in the process of evicting mateo and the two others who lived with him. >> it was noisy at night, they played music. >> i have called the cops several times, him pyi >> this community left fearful and parents left wondering if anywhere is safe anymore. >> that's why you don't see many kids outside because the world has turned for the worst. >> police would not say what crime mateo was on release for. he is due in court tomorrow on kidnapping and rape charges. we are live in lawrence, 7 news

shooting a 7-year-old boy. the shooting happened in chelsea. gates say a bedroom bullet hit the boy while he was lying down, leaving the boy in the hospital. brandon is live in chelsea to tell us more tonight. brandon? >> reporter: family members say that 13-year-old boy is still in a lot of pain after last night when sleeping in his bed he was hit in his bed in the shoulder. >> juan is back with his family after in his bed. >> how are you feeling? >> thanks god for letting me stay longer and thank you for the support they are giving me. >> earlier today, the teen was at massachusetts general hospital recovering from a gunshot wound to his shoulder. >> he went in for surgery. they couldn't remove the bullet. it is stuck in there.

to the boy the bullet hit, anything to his family? >> his mother took us to the bedroom, she started to cry. >> i feel fearful for me and my son. >> missay gunfire erupted outside and two bullets hit the house. >> he started running to my mom's room. he sat down because it hurt him. he was yelling, it hurt, it hurt. >> pole than 24 hours later. family members say they don't feel safe here and are staying somewhere else. >> mom, i can't be safe in my room. i don't want to go back. >> the boy still can't move his arm and will need physical therap therapy. >> onto a developing story in burlington where police are searching for this woman, tonya

night on ivy lane in burlington. police and rescue crews are searching the home. >> the night team turning to our back and forth forecast, a little cooler today and it looks like we have rain on the way. brandon is holding his umbrella out there. let's check on the forecast with jeremy. >> here are the showers moving up a t to metro boston, cape ann. this is round one. this will fade away before the morning. the main event, showers and downpours. the motion to the north into canada versus east into new england. so i think that buys you a dry morning commute. there could be an isolated shower early tomorrow morning. temps tonight, 57 to 62, mild

the rain gear because you'll need it. showers and downpours become more widespread. we'll talk about the rainfall timeline as well as your weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> i will accept the results if i win. >> this is about him worried he he is part of the problem. >> with election day just 19 days away. >> and another night, another face to face for donald trump and hillary clinton. both attended the center trading jokes with some of them getting a bit edgy. we have some of the moments from earlier tonight. >> no one knew how they would react after the heated debate.

clinton came face to face again to tell jokes at a charity dinner and it started light and fun. >> we have proven we can be civil to each other. in fact, just before taking the dais, hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. >> then it quickly took a dark she got kicked off the water gate commission. >> hillary tried to keep it funny. >> this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> some of her jokes had an edge to them as well. >> donald really is as healthy as a horse, you know, the one

holding his ground. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> doubling down on last night's claims he may not accept the results of the presidential election. many lining up to condemn the comments saying it plays right into the enemy's hands. >> then he says as a m playing into the hands of putin that our country has no idea. can you fathom any presidential candidate ever having said that or would they say that? >> when you try to sow the seed of doubt in people's minds about the legitimacy of our election,

>> they ended the dinner shaking hands. it is liable the last time they'll see each other in person before the election. >> a u.s. service member killed in the fight, the first killed in the battle for mosul killed in a roadside ied. the military making their biggest push towards the city today. iraqi soldiers boasting they will be in mow zel in two days. mosul has been an now they are being pushed out of their villages and into the city. >> there is more news tonight. governor baker signing off on a bill hoping to prevent fatal fires. lawmakers hope this will prevent fires like the one in back bay that killed two boston firefighters. officials believe the fire that killed the two was started by a welder working on a nearby iron railing. firefighters joined the governor for the psyche.

regulation of welding and hot works. >> the u.s. attorney's office taking over the investigation into former gloucester police chief leonard campnello. he says the department will fully investigate. he announced his retirement for allegedly destroying cell phone evidence regarding his relationship with two women. >> charging in and tech. >> brand new iphones, just right out on display. >> iphones swiped from the shelves in plain sight. >> it was an a methodical robbery, the thieves took iphones, worth tens of thousands of dollars. >> police say that took less than a minute. the thieves took the chargers

running out of the store. >> take a close look at this video, a group of seven gathering inside h this busy apple store after stealing not one or two but 19 iphones in less than a minute. >> police say they walked into the store and went to the iphone display and orchestrated a theft, grabbing the phones from chargers and cutting the security cords out of the store. >> whenever there is a new phone that comes out, people are crazy. >> there are only salespeople on the floor, not security gaerdz. >> he visits the store often and says the busy store makes it an target of opportunity. >> a similar theft in hingeham a

shoppers say they want to see more security. >> i'm looking at the 7 right now. keep my eyes peeled. >> i'm not shocked. i'm really not. >> they need security at the exits. >> police say they want to catch this group before they strike again. at this point, to arrests have been made. if you have any information, give police a call. >> and up next, a landmark decision. >> we are talking about the deciding of the fate of the it sits on is being sold. >> honoring a hero, the touching tribute to a soldier that is going on for miles and miles. >> also ahead tonight, three refrigerators, no satisfaction. when one woman got the cold

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>> a local woman tries to keep her cool as she deals with fridge frustration over and over. she replaced her refrigerator but the new one quickly has ice issues. >> a rare and the same issues until she called solve 7. >> when her refrigerator called it quits, lori went to work trying to find an equally reliable replacement. th problem. she said the new icebox was too icy. >> there were icicles dripping down forming. >> she called fridge dare and they sent out a technician. >> he said the door needed to be replaced and the temperature gauge needed to be placed. >> but the frustration continued. more replacement installed but

age. >> i said i want my money back. they said they couldn't do that. >> the replacement was delivered and installed. she said the second refrigerator started having the same problems as the first and fridgedare refused to return her money, sending her a third reridge rater. >> third refrigerator, same problem. fed up with the freeze out and ready to lose her cool, >> i want my money back so i can buy a different product. >> we got to work and took the facts to our legal expert. >> do they have to give her money back? >> yes. the warranty is so i can use this for what it is used for. >> we called out to the parent

>> lori received this hand delivered check, the broken fridge was removed and her newly purchased replacement was installed. >> i like it. >> and you are smiling now. this is what we want to see. >> very happy. >> we were able to close the door on this cold care. if you have a problem that has left your frozen in your tracks, don't let it go, give us a >> in the news room, chris anderson, 7 news. >> state officials making the difficult decision to demolish a beloved garden. the garden has been part of boston children's hospital for almost 60 years. today the massachusetts health council voted to replace the garden with a new building, part of an expansion to the building.

were scattered in the garden calls the decision devastating. >> the decision in regard to the garden where they'll essentially destroy the garden, his remains will be desecrated. it is a devastating situation. >> can only imagine how she feels about this. the lawyer representing advocates of the garden say they are considering appealing the decision. >> boston taking steps to save the the iconic citgo sign. the sign sits on a building that boston university is selling to a development firm. the landmark commission is considering preventing the company from from making changes. >> it is an icon in our city. that's what makes our city special, some of the historical land marks or icons. it is too easy to get rid of icons around the country. >> the commission has reportedly

keeping it intact. . >> temps right now in the 50's. the city at 57. worcest worcester, 53. temperatures will start rising as warmer air slowly start to work up into new england. that moving process resulted in clouds. a ribbon of rain coming up t it will quickly move through, a burst of rainfall. it will spend the night west of new england. the brunt of the rain is west of us. this will wind up into a big atmospheric dynamo and generate a lot of wind and also rain. cloudy skies, mild and

low 60's. that's our normal high. scattered showers and downpours, temps between 66 and 71. again, not feeling like october. you don't need the heavy coat to fend off the rain drops. clouds, could be an isolated shower. as we advance this timeline, the showers become more numerous and also steadier and heavier. in fact, i think towards the tail end of the evening commute and tomorrow evening itself could be a good slug working up across southern new england. most of us will pick up a half an inch to in some locations an inch of beneficial rain. it winds down on saturday, 8:00 a.m. saturday. from that storm system, it peels out of here saturday morning. again, in doing so, generates a lot of wind on the backside of the storm. plan on a windy weekend saturday

hour. initially saturday morning it is relatively mild, 60's and humid. as the wind gets going saturday afternoon, temps will settle into the 50's afternoon time and then on sunday, a mix of clouds and sunshine. that's a blustery cool day all day long with temperatures in the 50's. the head of the charleston town, could be an isolated shower or two early saturday morning. otherwise the day is dry. windy with temps saturday afternoon in the upper 50's and on sunday, still windy. temps in the 7 on 7 forecast, looking into next week, cooler, look at monday and tuesday, high temps in the upper 40's. >> police officers and firefighters lining the highway to pay respect to a fallen soldier. the tribute is in honor of sergeant o'connell who served three tours of duty, spanning 13 years. a red, white and blue sendoff from maine to weymouth with his

friends and family moved by the show of support. >> they would be transporting him from augusta to weymouth. we figured we would get out and support him and his family. >> devastating. i'm torn to the core. i'm completely heart broken. >> sergeant o'connell's father said he died in his sleep apparently of natural causes. his wake and funeral will be held next week. >> hundreds of people donating blood today in honor of two boston police officers shot in h the boston police patrolman's association organized a blood drive honoring richard and matthew morris shot in east boston and have been steadily recovering since. another blood drive is in the works for the coming weeks. >> a garden party home opener for the b's. it turned out to be a good night. >> it turned out to be a good night. they had to come from behind.

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bergeron making his season debut and delivering the goods. bergeron back in the lineup after missing the first three games on the road. he had a chance to break the ice in a scoreless game but rings the post behind marble head, the former eagle getting help from the iron. delves get on the board in the third and do it with bergeron in the penalty box. carlos skates and passes, 1-0 new jersey. brad marshon, ripping home a beauty. beats schneider, marshon's third goal of the year makes it 1-1. twhai beauty it was. bergeron won't be denied, in the slot, a game winner. bruins come from behind and take this one, 2-1 the final. >> before the game, bobby orr

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