>> now at 7 children rushed to the hospital when a school bus crashes in quinsy. what we're learning about the moments before the impact. >> anchor: a man faces a judge accused of killing his own father. >> reporter: we have a cold night tonight. >> hitting him and closed fist. >> anchor: police calling it a disturbing case of animal abuse. >> anchor: the candidates taking messages on the road. >> i know who tom brady is. >> i love that guy. >> anchor: going undercover in foxborough. it's a trick play. >> anchor: passengers getting a lift from a patriot. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now. >> anchor: police in boston are

abduction in roxbury. they say he tried to kidnap a girl off the street. >> anchor: get out to roxbury and tim caputo with breaking details for us. >> reporter: this is where it happened around 6:20 this morning on blue hill avenue. a young girl walking down the sidewalk on her way to school is approached by an older man who tries to kidnap. i want to get back to that picture to police are looking for. this is a man 6' tall about 200 pounds. a black shirt and a hat as well. approaching this young girl trying to grab her and trying to potentially pull her into his car. she was able to break free with the help of a passer by who was on the street at the same time. a neighbor told me who lives across the street around 6:15

girl screaming. she saw that young girl running up the street hysterical running away from a man walking in a different direction. boston police releasing this information this evening. they're hoping people in the area recognize him and call into police so he can be arrested as soon as possible. tim caputo 7 news. >> tonight on 7 a school bus goes off the road. >> it sounded tipping over. >> when the bus finally stopped most of us got hurt. >> it's a crash course. >> anchor: several children had to go to the hospital. >> anchor: tonight police are looking into what caused that crash. kimberly bookman live in quincy with the latest. how are the kids doing. >> reporter: you see within the last 20 minutes that school bus has been towed away from the

students screamed as the school bus they were riding on lost control hit a car, a telephone pole, and a stone wall. then crashed smack dab into a house. >> everyone was yelling screaming. >> reporter: it happened quincy during an early release drop off. >> when i was in the house it sounded like dump trucks flipping over. boom boom boom. >> reporter: 2 dozen elementary students got off the bus helped workers. along with 5 children children including oh, wen mckim. >> it was really loud noises and then i fell out of my seat. >> reporter: nerve racking for owen's mom who instead learned he was at south shore hospital. >> he's my only kid. it was stressful. >> reporter: all the injuries

you say thank god there weren't more injuries. it doesn't look nice with the pole the wall and the vehicle. >> reporter: investigators try to figure out how this happened the people living in the house where the bus is parked have to figure out the damage they're dealing with. >> the house is completely shook up. everything is all over the place. it looks like an earthquake. see what we can do. >> reporter: and school officials sent out a afternoon saying that the principal and assistant principal will ride on let school bus with the students tomorrow to make them feel safe. >> anchor: crews on the scene of a tractor trailer roll over in south boston today. that over turned truck was stuck blocking a lot of the road. nobody was hurt. they're trying to figure out what went wrong. >> anchor: a woman seriously

she was walking between the cars when one was rear ended. 2 other people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> anchor: 7 news focusing on your forecast. tonight temperatures could really drop how cold are we talking chief meteorologist jeremy reiner has the details. >> reporter: down in the 20s and 30s tomorrow morning. right now the city at 44. jaffrey at 30. our coldest northwest winds out there at this time 10 to 15 miles per hour. setting up wind shields in the lower and middle 30s. jaffrey feels like 31. mostly clear cold. that wind will fade away after midnight tonight. that will allow temperatures to find their way in the 20s and 30s. these will be the temps about 7:00 tomorrow morning.

temps tomorrow afternoon only in the mid and upper 40s. the rest of the week features more cool temps coming up in a few minutes. >> anchor: a man facing alarming allegations after police say he beat a husky at the station. kelly o'hara reports. >> reporter: this is sarah the 9 month old husky recovering from her injuries tonight after in attacked police say by her owner. this is the video that led mbta officers to arrest him. the owner sitting there. and at one point that witness says he started punching his husky. >> he threw the dog down and put all of his weight on top of him with his knee. hitting him with an open fist a closed fist. telling him to shut up sit down

>> reporter: he pulled out his camera phone after the man wouldn't stop. when you told him to stop what did he say to you? >> mind your own business. >> reporter: the officers arresting john bowen and putting him behind bars. in court he told the judge he was innocent. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: a judge charges. not allowed to see husky sarah for quite sometime. >> hope nothing like that happens to his dog again. i hope they find a good place top put that dog and give it a good home. >> reporter: sarah is doing much better. those big beautiful eyes of hers. she's doing much better. going to be in care of the city until the criminal case is

with this beautiful dog kelly o'hara 7 news. >> anchor: racing to the rescue after a porch collapsed. a man became trapped in a 10 foot hole when a screened in porch collapsed in a home in boston last night. and he is now recovering from minor injuries. >> anchor: a dedham man facing chilling charges. the 25-year-old pleaded not guilty in court today. a house the 2 shared. the dad aggravated and recently overnight he went in his father's room and attacked him with a hammer. neighbors understandably are shocked. >> i got little girls here. i got 3 little girls. to think that someone was capable of doing that across the street. >> anchor: prosecutors say anderson's father had taken out

son a few days earlier. >> anchor: fall rivers most wanted man in court today. and they arrested the 16-year-old last night. police found him hiding in a bedroom at a friend's house. the friend is charged as an accessory to murder after the fact. smith will appear in court again come december. >> anchor: now to the election count down we are 14 days. 2 weeks until voters voice their choice. candidates on the home stretch. there are key stops could make all the difference here. >> anchor: get started this evening with our team 7 coverage. >> reporter: donald trump holding several events all around florida today. he's confident about where he stands in important swing states. he goes on the attack for hillary clinton and obama care. >> the florida numbers as you know the polls are packed. nobody knows how they're voting. they all seem to have trump

shirts. >> reporter: show him well behind hillary clinton. trump began his day at his golf club in miami and talked about how the affordable care act is hurting employees. >> obama care has to be repealed and replaced and replaced with something much less expensive for the people. otherwise this country's in bigger trouble than people thought. >> reporter: obama care premiums will go up 25% yi worse. >> that number is so wrong. such a phony number. 60, 70, 80% in increases. >> reporter: the event at the golf club giving trump employees to show the world that 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've been so proud to be working in this property since

president i support him since the first day and i love it. [applause] >> reporter: so trump will head to the nation's capital tomorrow for a ribbon cutting ceremony at trump international hotel. in the newsroom jadiann thompson 7 news. ; hillary clinton putting the focus on florida with 2 weeks now until election day. go to 7's brandon newsroom. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign feels if they can snag flaflap there's no path for trump to the white house. giving the democrat nominee a sizable lead. concerned some supporters may not get out and upon vote. >> it's going to be a close election. pay no attention to the polls. don't get complacant. we've got to turn people out. >> reporter: hillary's ground

stronger than trumps. raising $1 million a day in the home stretch. enough to finance an expensive and unprecedented assault on donald trump. joe biden and bill clinton on the campaign trail as well. >> if you do not want someone to drive the truck off the cliff do not give them the keys. so -- [applause] >> here's what i want to say to you. >> reporter: ms. clinton said this election is bigger than her. it will decide what sort of country we live in for decades to come. >> if you will work with me over the next 2 weeks let's go out and build the kind of future we want. for ourselves. for our kids. let's prove once and for all that love trumps hate. thank you very much. >> reporter: hillary is of

at lake worth and then in tampa tomorrow. brandon gunnoe 7 news. >> anchor: 7 news is your political headquarters in the race for the white house. go to whdh.com to stay connected to the campaign trail. >> anchor: harvard university dishing out a deal with dining workers. the head of the workers union said they reached a tentative agreement with the school. the earlier this month. >> anchor: coming up this evening digging deeper how boston university is trying to help the cleveland indians in the world series. >> reporter: should be a fun series. talking more sunshine tomorrow. chilly forecast up next. >> anchor: guess when who. a patriot pulling a prank. how long does it take for passengers to find out who is

this secretly ruling your neighborhood. hank found hundreds of these zombie homes across massachusetts. >> what do you think about that? >> it's terrible. >> those responsible for these.

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there they are putting in the envelope. it went from boston to cleveland. last time the indians won the series it was in quickerson field on the bu campus. >> anchor: the tribe is hoping that field of dreams put them back on top. >> reporter: but another boston mascot is getting his hands or paws dirty for the 2016 world series. before the cleveland tonight. sent the indians a care package. in it dirt from quickerson field. it was there that the cleveland indians got their last world series win in 1948. bu posted the video on twitter. the indians responded posted this picture with a caption got it. it's headed to our bob feller exhibit to join other cool world

in 2011 bruin nathan horton poured water on to the ice on the ice in vancouver before the finals. the bruins went on to beat the canucs in that game. >> anchor: we got to be fair hoping that are somebody from the city with send the cubs something. >> anchor: i have family and friends in cleveland and chicago. my brother in chicago. >> anchor: all right. >> anchor: they've been wanting to win. they've been dryer longer. >> reporter: personally for me i'm rooting for the cubs on this one. go cubs go. 49 in town now. norwood at 51. worcester 54. i'm with you cub fans you're tense and on edge. that was us in 2004. it was a good feeling as you know. right now low to middle 40s.

worcester feels like 31. jaffrey feels like 31. a lot of clouds. they will fade away. reports of snow flurries earlier today in the worcester hills. as well as a whole bunch of cold air from this area of high pressure which nose its way through new england tonight and tomorrow. norwood 27. bedford 29. for morning like this this fall. the city of boston we have yet to reach the 30s for a low in the fall. you have to look back to april to see a temperature that close in boston. you'll have to layer up for the entire day. like today it's chilly all day long. despite the fact it will have sunny skies. temps only in the upper 40s. the city at 49.

in the merrimac valley. worcester at 43. out on the cape and the islands lots of sun but temps chilly only near 50 degrees. as we work toward thursday there will be a band of some rain and cold air leaving to wintry precipitation to western and central new england. snow will break out midday berkshires as well as much of vermont. into the worcester hills there's sleet maybe snow as well for a few hours midthursday afternoon. this will not be an issue for travel plans thursday afternoon. and as you get closer to 495 and the coastline it's a chilly rain that develops thursday afternoon. we all have rain thursday night. beneficial rain at that.

new england. i don't think it's a repeat of friday night. and a lot of us if not all of us pick up an inch of beneficial rain by the time it winds down for friday and the weekend. sunday those showers should hold off until sunday evening. see you at 11:00. >> anchor: see you then, jr. >> anchor: gronk goes undercover and gets behind interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps!

woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote.

>> anchor: we have breaking health news we're following now. a framingham state university health alert after a student there tests positive for mumps. mumps is a viral illness that is very contagious. the student was kept in isolation for 5 days after the diagnosis. once again a student at framingham state testing positive for mumps. we'll follow the story and have more as it develops. >> anchor: gronk goin the wheel as an undercover lift driver. only to reveal himself at the end of the trip. >> you just met rob gronkowski. >> wait really. what's up? [laughing]. >> gronk. >> yeah. >> i'm good there. >> anchor: gronk dressed up in goofy wigs. sunglasses and hats to fool the

talked to them about astronomy and love of the patriots. in gronk fashion he finished every ride with a gronk spike. >> anchor: everyone doesn't pay attention to him until they find

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