the suspects took off in the victim's 2004 black cadillac deville recovered near the highway late today and prout to -- >> somebody binds you and holds you up at knife point looking for valuable, very troubling. >> reporter: state police helping to track down the suspects. while rattled residents are trying to understand how something like this could happen here. >> hopefully she is okay. awful. they must, to do something like that, that is awful. >> at this point it's just seems like it was not random. it was planned out. >> reporter: so here at headquarters police are hoping to begin to process the car they just recovered. again seven miles from the scene where all this happened and not far from the highway which is not far from police headquarters. they're working with state police trying to locate

public for help here. live in sterling tonight steve cooper, 7 news. >> adam: two major crashes during the busy evening commute. this one in middleboro. this was the scene of a route 44 west near 105. one of the cars burst into flames. you can see the shell of the vehicle if you look down there. torched. there you can see a truck rolled over. the road has been shut down. crews work to clear the scene. but it has since been reopened. one person is head-on crash in salem, new hampshire, on route 111. here, you can see at least two cars were involved in this crash. perhaps a head-on collision that has not been confirmed. it looks that way from this point. another victim was taken to the hospital by helicopter. >> kim: also on 7, thousands of toys meant for the children of military families torched in a fire. the toys were donations and organizers are scrambling to

than 800 kids. the trailers that went up in frames are on the military case on cape cod. that is where kelli o'hara joins us live with the sad details. that is horrible. gone, what a shame. >> reporter: absolutely. kim, you can see that one again. this pulls at the heart strings. this is all that is left. these were storage facilities packed with thousands of toys. but you can see there is nothing left here. >> this is it. this is looks at the charred remains of his storage facility once filled request donated toys and gifts. the came man heads a charity that benefits military bases on joint base of cape cod. cox's foundation gives gifts to hundreds of kids for christmas but now it's left with nothing. >> it's probably the biggest punch in the gut i've ever

>> reporter: a possibleam electrical fire. when cox got the news he didn't believe it until he laid eye ons this himself. you can see from the video from last year's celebration how big after deal the party is for service members family. whatever it takes he will deliver a christmas miracle. >> come hell or hoy there will be toys in the gymnasium and a christmas party. if i have to work 24 hours a day, 7 done i'll get it done. >> reporter: hopefully he does get it done. if you are interested in helping out go to the cooperative bank of cape cod where they've donation boxes there, donate there or we've information on whdh.com. in bourne tonight kelli o'hara, 7 news. >> adam: we want to show you a live look at boston right now. gorgeous shot. there makes you proud to live here. it's starting to warm up. a lot of people waking up to frosty windows this morning.

that frost ice over it, but milder weather is on the way. here is jeremy reiner. >> reporter: right now upper 40s, the city at 49. bedford 47. we started down into the 20 areas city of boston down around 34. it was cold. quite cold with the heavy frost. even through the day the sunshine went to work but it was cool. temperatures only made it to the low 50s this afternoon. normal high is 56. not as cold overnight tonight or tomorrow with this warm front, leading edge of warmer air, it's on back to buffalo at 70. cincinnati 73. d.c.alt 63. so that milder air will seep into new england overnight. bit of a breeze. but overnight lows early morning temperatures tomorrow about 20-25 degrees warmer than where we were. so the commute will feature partly cloudy skies with dry with developing sunshine. near 40 and by 9:00 already near 50. mild afternoon. pick up the story from there

>> adam: new details about monday's truck. the driver of the s.u.v. involved in the crash was cited for failing to stop for an emergency vehicle. the driver told police he heard the sirens but thought they were hit blind pim. he pulled into the intersection. >> kim: a driver is cited off a dangerous drive in lowell. the 27-year-old woman hit 4-year-old boy. she stopped, spoke with the boy's family then drove off. she is cited for leashing the scene of an accident with an injury. >> is there nothing to indicate any speed. the problem is she didn't stay. the witness followed the car for a while. within 10 minutes of that, another officer found the car on broadway. >> kim: local police have submitted an application with the r.m.v.against the

threat and her license is revoked. >> adam: just one week to go. you can't count every second and minutes by you wish you could. donald trump's campaign has been -- i don't know, bouyed by news that the f.b.i. will examine other batch of e-mails potentially related to hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. hillary clinton is trying to change the subject from her i. mail's tomp >> reporter: hillary clinton fell blind in a major national poll but donald trump needs multiple swing states to make it to the white house. either way, 7 days out is getting close. today in pennsylvania, that donald trump figures he has to win he focused not on e-mail but on obamacare. >> premiums are soaring. >> reporter: he promised a special session of congress

most important reasons why we must win on november 8th. we must win. >> reporter: the poll shows clinton with a 4 point lead but the latest abc news "washington post" poll has trump leading for the first time since may. unless of americans have voted. more than 20 million have cast early ballots. strong enthusiasm was found for clinton declining since the f.b.i. revived her i. mail investigation. her campaign complaining of a double say voter don't care about her e-mails as she went to florida. >> i will get up everyday in the white house trying to figure out how can we knock down the barriers, overcome the challenges so that people living here in kassco county can get ahead and stay ahead. >> adam: in washington both sides are pressuring the f.b.i. to make public as much as possible about the e-mail probe before next tuesday. brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> kim: thank you.

wrong kind of booze served up on halloween. what has one town has parents check their candy. >> adam: sky is the limit. a candy run that has her dad up for father of the year. >> announcer: tonight, hiring someone to do work on your home? you might be surprised who shows up. hank found some businesses aren't who they say, but they still wan guys? >> announcer: how you can make sure you are not the next victim of a so-called shadow company. hank investigates tonight at 11:00. at's kelly ayotte costing? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates.

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his halloween bag. >> they found the bottle of vodka mixed in with the candy. it could have happened by reaching into a bowl and taking this out of the bowl mixed in with the candy or somebody could have slipped it. >> i think they should have their head examined ruin a little kid's life,. >> reporter: police say the child was trick-or-treating on vain and hains street in walpole. po reminding parents to check their children's halloween canned. >> it could look attract toiv a child because you look on the front it's called green apple and has the picture of on -- an apple. >> reporter: the couple were careful to economic their nine-year-old daughter's candy. >> she is not allowed to touch it unless we look for it. >> reporter: debby horrified to hear about the

trick-or-treating in the same neighborhood. >> i immediately gone through my kid's candy. i can't do a they thorough check so i went through after i saw that on facebook. >> reporter: the frightening find hitting home for the walpole police chief. >> i live in the community too. my kids were trick-or-treating last night. it's disturbing somebody would take the time to actually deliver alcohol to a kid who is six years old. >> reporte begun an investigation to find out who did this. they urge anyone with information to give them a call. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> adam: as we continue here at 6:00 we'll talk about the forecast and looks like after a little dip we're going to go back up a bit. >> reporter: we are, yeah, heading for the 60s next,. >> reporter: coming up next in sports the show must go on down in foxboro with

to jamie collins right back on the practice field. business as usual. we'll hear what his former teamma [ roars ]

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>> kim: a father and daughter fly from boston to california on halloween night. dad doesn't want her to miss out on trick-or-treating so he gave one note to every passenger asking if they would be willing to drop a piece of candy that he attached to the note into her bunt as she passed by.

halloween to remember. >> adam: props to the crew and there were prearranging and placement of all that stuff. >> kim: so funny. what a -- parents will do anything for their kids. >> reporter: they will. yes. great story there. great night last night for trick-or-treating, no precipitation. chilly. now we're on to november. average high is 56. average low is 42. sun went down at 5:37. average low is sunday day life savings time coming to an end. sunset at 4:13 at the end of the month. the hottest it has been in november for boston 83. the coldest 2 below. the average about 1.3 inches of snow but no snow in the forecast. 20s and 30s this morning. bedford and norwood lower 20's numbers beginning to slide out of the 50s into the upper 40s.

little below normal. jaffrey at 45 but here is the milder air. temperatures you move out of new england, warming dramatically. detroit at 74. cincinnati at 73. you go from 40s to 70's usually going to go through some weather system or storm. but not tonight. here is the warm front. it is the lead edge ever milder air. when you look at warm fronts sometimes you find bags of mixed precipitation but not tonight. a few clouds out not as cold. partly cloudy skies. low temperatures 40-46. those will be the temperatures early tomorrow morning when you are heading out the front door about 7:00 in the morning so you will notice it's not bitterly cold out here. through the day tomorrow, mix of clouds and sunshine. wardrobe more like october than november with temperatures tomorrow 63-68. norwood, attell blow make a run up near 70 as does much of the merrimack. fitchburg 67.

partly to mostly sunny skies. chatham around 60. nantucket at 61. thursday, a mix of clouds and sunshine early. but clouds will take over by afternoon. it's a mild day but that rain drop you see there tied to a cold front. that will charge across the commonwealth late thursday afternoon and more likely thursday evening probably shows up during the evening commute. showers, maybe a downpour but general showery rain for thursday evening. then we move i overnight thursday and again behind that cold front it's chilly on friday. lots of sun but temperatures on friday the entire day, only mid and upper 50s, see you at 7:00. >> reporter: one day after shocking the football world by dealing jamie collins to the brown, bill belichick standing pat. with patriots fans hoping he would add a player to replace collins.

the chief signing sangky off the practice call. shot goes on in foxboro. patriots practicing for the first time since yesterday's shocking trade. collins is gone but certainly not forgotten. the patriots are doing what they do best. turning the page. >> reporter: it's the next man up for the patriots defense. after coach bill belichick dealt jamie collins to cleveland monday, the defensive coordinator matt patricia said the team has moved on. >> appreciate everything that he did while he was there. it is what it, we're focused on trying to take the week and take a lot at the things we have been doing in the first eight games of the year. that's what we'll focus on is trying to make sure we do everything we can to win. >> reporter: many shocked about losing what they consider their best defensive player, they say this is just part of the

so. going to be what they are so you got to keep playing. >> reporter: possible factors to trade collins surfaced. reports say he wanted vaughn miller money but would reportedly free lance on the field this season specifically against the bills when he allowed a big 28 yard run this. could be a message to a defense that has been average ranked 14th in total defense. >> it has to be better. we know that. we have to make more plays. i have that's the way it needs to be. so i've played 11 years in the nfl. i know how this business is. i know that it is a business. it's a performance business. you have to perform. >> reporter: former patriots assistant michael lombardi hint that had koll in's exit may have been an effort for bill check, too. chill cy mcdonna 7 sports. >> reporter: if the stunning departure caused any tension in the locker

their best to mask any disappoint many. he had fun at his teammate's extension. >> i'm one of three years with my own logo, bro. >> [laughter] >> skate boarding is one of the few special places if i get away when i'm out there skating through the streets of boston with my best friend, danny. [laughter.] >> i can really escape being a celebrity for a few minutes. >> i thought tom was your best friend. >> i have a couple of best friends. >> reporter: chris long got him good. day of the pos ter knack and the bruins would be without patrice bergeron for tonight's game. he suffered an injury

practice. according to head coach he will be a game time decision tonight. the news between the pipes, much more encouraging with rask expected to make his second straight start. rask showed no signs returning from a week long absence to post the 24 shave shut-out over the red wings. tuukka is a perfect 4-0 and his second in the n.h.l.in goals against average and save percentage. ray allen making it official the former celtic and ten-time all-star announcing his retirement from the nba. >> kim: thank you. >> adam: 7 news at 6:00

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