where the school bus came to a crashing halt up against the house after it mowed down a telephone pole, a car, a fire hydrants, mail box and stone box. >> it sounded like a dump trump flipping over. >> reporter: the bus was loaded with two dozen school children who poured out into the streets after a scary ride. neighbors and school officials rushed to the children's side. >> most of them were very calm. there escorting them talking about other things going on in the day. i heard some others say it was an early release from the elementary school. >> reporter: several children were taken to hospital along with the bus driver and a woman driverring the car that was hit. but all of their injuries described as minor. >> when you lock at the scene, -- look at the scene, thank god there weren't more injuries because it doesn't look nice with the pole, the wall, vehicle, the house so i'm you are shoo the kids were shaken up.

her family rushed hem after hearing it was their house that was hit. >> the house is shook up. everything is all over the place. it looks like an earthquake so we'll see what we can do. >> time to redecorate. >> it's awful. >> i can't find my cat. i'm getting nervous about that. >> reporter: one of the reasons the kids were able to get out safely is just yesterday this elementary school had their bus evacuation drill. teaching the kids how to get out. they had to use thoseki just 24 hours -- skills just 24 hours later. the superintendent says tomorrow the assistant principal and the principal will ride the house until the time they feel safe riding again on their own. live in quincy, dan hausle, 7 news. >> kim: our coverage of the bus crash continues. byron barnett spoke to one of the children who ended up having to go to the hospital. >> reporter: the good news is that everyone who came here to south shore hospital

minorrier, that includes seven school kids and one of the adult drivers. we talked to one of the consume kids and his mom. it was a terrifying experience for them both. >> a lot of screaming when it first bounced. then i started screaming too. >> reporter: 8-year-old owen mckim heading home after getting checked out at south shore hospital. he says being in a school bus accident was really scary. >>s way first part of the crash, just it was really loud noises. then i fell out of my seat. i got up. and i saw the bus crash into a house. >> something was happening over there. didn't even down on me until -- dawn on me until i heard there was a bus yash. >> reporter: owen's mom was waiting for her son at the bus stop when she saw police cruisers go whizzing by then her mother called to tell her about the crash

and her dad called to tell her owen was at the hospital. >> i didn't really get anxious until i heard that he was not with the kids waiting at the vfw would be picked up. this is my own son so, it's a little terrifying when you don't, you are not sure what is going on. >> reporter: owen saw other kids get toss around as well. >> my friend anthony was on the bus took, he said the bus bent. he window. >>owen hit his head but i'm feeling better. >> he was talking up a storm telling every nurse that would talk to him what happened. >> reporter: owen says he is fine getting back on that school bus to go to school but he says he hopes he is never in an accident like that again. i am byron barnett, 7 news.

dedham man facing alarming charges. police say he killed his father after a five. steve cooper is live in dedham where the suspect appeared in court earlier today. steve. >> reporter: prosecutors tell us that this suspect not only threw his father down the stairs, but that he confessed to the murder. >> shocking, shocking. >> reporter: charged with the murder of his 59year -old father alex anderson faces a judge in district court. >> you are charged with murder, -- on your. >> reporter: prosecutors say it happened here on lower e. street in the house the two lived n. the 25-year-old told investigators his dad aggravated him recently and so overnight he went into his father's bedroom and violently attacked him. >> opened the door. >>ing into his father's bedroom. he stabbed him in the cheek. he admitted to kneeling on his father's neck. >> reporter: he said he assaulted his father with a hammer before throwing him

911. his father was pronounced dead the at reaction. any reaction there was a murder next door? >> we've been here for 27 years. the first time. >> reporter: the murder shaking family and friends who gathered at the crime scene rattling neighbors as well. >> i got three little girls, to think someone was cable of doing that -- capable of doing that across the street. >> reporter: the victim had taken out a restraining order against his years ago but it was unclear whether testifies in place. what about the fact he admitted to it. >> no comment. >> reporter: so you are saying he didn'ted a night it? >> i'm saying no comment. >> reporter: investigators left the crime scene with several key pieces of evidence including the murder weapon, a knife and hammer. investigation into all that continues. anderson is being held without bail and he returns to next month. live in dedham tonight,

>> adam: let's get the election countdown, two weeks until the election, both candidates are in florida. it's a must-win battle ground state. a top aide stays hillary clinton's main worry is supporters see her pulling ahead may not head to the polls. >> reporter: hillary clinton told her supporters don't pay attention to the polls. this race is not over. hillary clinton in florida today with recent polls giving her a the campaign is concerned some supporters may not get out to vote. >> it's going to be a close election, pay no attention to the polls. don't get, don't get complacent because we've got to turn people out. so i'm asking you to vote for me. >> reporter: with two weeks until election day hillary's grouped game is considered to be stronger than trump. her superpac is raising $1 million a day in the homes

expensive atall on donald trump. joe biden and former president clinton. >> if you do not want someone to drive the truck off the cliff do not give them the keys. so -- [applause] here is what i want to say to you. give hillary the keys. >> reporter: police clinton said this election is bigger than her. it'll decide what country we live it for decades to come. >> if you will stand with me, ifou let's go out and build the kind of future we want for our servings for our kids and let's prove once and for all that love trumps hawaii thank you all very much. [applause] >> reporter: hillary is staying in florida with an event in tampa. experts say if clinton takes florida she will take the white house. in the newsroom, brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> kim: to the republican nominee and yes, the stakes

whose battle to win the white house leans heavily on florida. jadiann thompson in our control room with more on the republican's campaign today. >> reporter: donald trump holding several events around florida today. trump saying he is confident where he stands in person swing states as he goes on the attack against hillary clinton and obamacare. >> to florida numbers as you know the polls are packed. nobody knows how they're voting but they all seem to have trump stickers and hats and pump pins. >> discounting the latest national polls that show him well blind hillary clinton. in florida he is trailing clinton by 3 points. nast is a must-win for trump. trump began his day in miami and talked about the affordable care act. >> i'm going to repeal it and replace it. she is going to expand it and it's going to get more and more expensive. it's no good anyway because the deductibles are so high

long-term serious problem, at the highest level, you never are going to be able to use it, folks. obama care has to be repealed an replaced and it has to be replaced with something much less expensive for the people and otherwise this count have i in even bigger trouble than anybody thought. >> reporter: but critics say his employees aren't negatively affected by the affordable care act. 95% get healthcare coverage through his company. trump blasting recent will go up about 25% saying it'll be worse. >> the number is so wrong, you are talking about 60, 70, 80% in increases not 25%. >> reporter: today's event giving trump employee as chance to show the world they support the boss. >> i want to say that even though i have many issues with my family because i've been supporting this man here, i love it and i have been so proud to be working

when he decided to run for president, i support him since the very first day. i love it. [applause] >> reporter: trump chiming in on his opponent and anyone who plans to vote for her in 14 days. >> tell you advocates you vote for her you are crazy, okay. she is the worst. >> reporter: trump heads to the nation's capital tomorrow for are abe bob cutting ceremony at then he heads to north carolina later that day for rallies there. jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> kim: thank you. stay with 7 on air and on-line for the latest for the race to the white house. lots to talk when. updates on the campaign any time by downloading our mobile or tablet app. head to whdh.com also. >> adam: coming up here on 7 news at 6:00, an envelope

in this year's world series. >> kim: the bruins' season in full swing now with the brother of an n.h.l.superstar starting in net for tonight's game. >> announcer: tonight is there a house like this secretly ruining your neighborhood? hank found hundreds of these so called zombie homes across massachusetts. >> what do you think? >> who is responsible for these and why do you end up hank investigate 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,

and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know.

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for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. >> kim: b.u. is supplying an unusual piece of history ahead of the world series tonight. inside the envelope, is dirt. dirt from nickerson field where the terriers play. so what is that? if you are wondering why b.u. would mail the cleveland indians that package there reason. >> adam: it turns out the field where that dirt came from plays a very important role in the team's past. wally the green monster may have hung up his hat for the season but another boston mascot is getting his paws dirty for the 2016 world series. before the cleveland indians take on the cubs in game one tonight rhett, b.u. mascot send the endians -- indians

last world series witness in -- win the. it's going to join over world series stuff rally together. bringing along a piece of home turf for luck is nothing new. in 2011 bruins poured water from the garden ice. the bruin b in the game 4-0. got to be fair and send something to the cubs, right? indians have been waiting 68 years for another world series win. that title goes to the cubs who haven't won a championship since 1908. >> reporter: i think they're fine.

uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. seiu cope is responsible

>> reporter: november out there right now in the city, 46. >> jaffrey and worcester upper 30s wind chill we've wind out there making it people like the 30s, 32 worcester, here in town it feels like 40. even a few reports of snow flurries in the worcester hills, what is going on?

last night and early this morning. thanks to that guy right there, high pressure, and that is with us again tomorrow. now tomorrow morning, it will be even colder than this morning. the city around 36. we haven't had a morning that chilly in boston since the end of april. bedford 29. jaffrey at 29. like today, not much recovery. that sun is not as strong as it was a few weeks ago so it has to work hard to get us to the 40s, normal high is 59 but we only make it to the mid and upper partly to mostly sunny skies. the city around 49. merrimack valley middle and upper 40s, back to the worcester hills barrie 44, fitchburg 46. cape and the islands temperatures near 50 degrees, thursday, cloudy skies. it will be interesting for a few hours thursday afternoon. here is the nextel. for all of us inside 495 it's a chilly rain but that is going to start as snow in the berkshires mid day on thursday and go over to

sleet. perhaps a few flakes, maybe even a few sleet pelts as well. they are the ball bearings of ice. not freezing rain. it is not a travel issue because the ground is very warm but this will develop thursday much a and becomes a chilly rain thursday evening for everyone but a beneficial rain, storm once again. not like we saw last friday night. that was too much but we talk about an friday a lot of clouds, low 50s, see you at 7:00. >> announcer: time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> the bruins adam mcquaid set to make his season debay against the wild. back u.s. dealing with a minor injury is day to day and anton will miss three weeks with an upper body injury.

the nod in net. he allowed three goals in six shots. even without bachus and his bruising presence the show must go on. >> for sure he is such a big part of the team. we, everybody has to step up. opportunities for the guys to jump in and try to make it through. >> i've the last little while and hi most of training camp. -- training camp stuff so -- >> yeah, guys are playing uptempo. i hope to fit into that. >> reporter: the bucks stops with dave dembroski on yawkey way. the red sox announcing they

make no moss take that is the dombroski show. >> went into this with the idea of hiring a general manager, there were two ways to go about it. there were a lot of names on list that were external. i thought that the promoting of these individuals given them more responsibilities would be beneficial. rather than bringing somebody from outside the organization. i think this group than capable of handling the responsibilities. >> reporter: christmas eve for the celtics just one more night's sleep before they tip off a season. chock full of expectations tomorrow night against the nets. as chelsea mcdonald reports, the opener can't come soon enough for a celtics team thinking big this year. >> reporter: the bar is set high for the boston celtics, the team is ready to show off what they consider their identity,

4thover all in defensive rating last year, but the coach wants to see even more versatility. >> we have to be able to tweak on the fly. we've to be able to adjust if something is killing us and be able to play either big or small. >> reporter: the addition of hover fard. he can protect the rim. the celtics want to improve from 3-point range. thomas said he has been working on that all summer. >> consistently knoin trying to shoot within 38-40% this year and be more of a consistent shooter. >> reporter: if the celtics improve on both sides of the balling with their talent and chemistry they know they can be a threat in the east. >> continue to be the hunters. i mean people are going to come out there. we're coming after them as well. >> reporter: the celtics know expectations are high. they hope to make a deep run into the play-offs but they know there is a target on their barks however they

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>> adam: that's a wrap for 7 news at 6:00, thanks for watching, i'm adam williams. >> kim: 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 the state.

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tonight, two weeks to go. trump and clinton in florida. the frenzied final sprint. trump trying to take aim over obamacare. clinton trying to put the map out of reach. growing out reach over american service members promised bonuses to re-enlist being told to give the money back. the white house and the pentagon now weighing in. caught on camera, the dramatic moment as three cousins are ambushed in a hail of gunfire. tonight a manhunt for a shooter on the run. mid-air emergency on a transatlantic flight. kru members struck with a mystery illness. the pilot forced to divert. and swipes online. a new alert about