taking to social media to show the conditions inside headquarters to try to get something done about it. but the state is now investigating a descrim nation complaint filed against the city of medford. the committee looking into what they call, quoted, an employment-related matter. but 7news has learned it's a police officer who's upset about what's happening inside here. we spoke with mayor stephanie burk before the discrimination complaint was filed. >> you upset? >> absolutely. i can see why they're upset. and we're addressing it. i think that -- rome wasn't concurred overnight, so we definitely need spend some time to make sure we do it right. >> reporter: but in a statement the union says, quote, we believe it is important for the citizenry to be aware of the conditions under which we work. these conditions have not just happened over the last few months. the conditions at the police department have been steadily deteriorating over the last decade or longer. the first medicinefield woman

early 1980s and today we still do not have a locker room for our female officers. burk says she's trying to get as much done as possible. >> this is a priority of ours. and we do not plan on shuffling -- it's not going to go under the rug. and just a little while ago, the mayor released a statement to us saying she could not comment on this discrimination complaint because it's being investigated by the state. in medford tonight, keli o'hara , a 7news. a sprinkler tank exploded in norwell sending it flying up and through the roof of a pool there, landed ie a car flips over and landed on top of the guardrail. police say good samaritans stopped and tried to pull the driver out but were unsuccessful. rescue crews worked for over an hour to free the man. he was transported to a local hospital and now recovering. police say a 70-year-old man and 17-year-old woman were crossing the street near city hall when they were hit. they suffered serious injuries.

person will face any charges. police are investigating a deadly accident at a work place it brockton. we're hearing from a woman who tried to help a teenager who died at a fight at a party. police say he was slammed headfirst into the concrete an older teen and was badly hurt. this happened friday. 18-year-old cheryl ward and others immediately took action getting the boy to the hospital. >> no one would move out of the way. i was screaming at kids, you need to move. this kid is going to die. i heard people yes take him, and people saying no, if we bring him, we're going to get in trouble records the boy died at the hospital after suffering traumatic brain injuries earlier this week 18-year-old zachrella pleaded not guilty to assault

earlier this week. >> you can see the rosh dressed in black. at first the clarifying thought it was a joke but realized the robber was the real thing. >> i laughed at him because like the halloween kind of thing. i thought like he's just trying to scare me but he said run to the register, give me all the money, whatever you guys in there. >> the man with the gun is 19-year-old homeless han recognized as a regular customer from another store. three people in connection with arrested. another clerk held at knife point at a gas station in a hobe bolt. two masked men robbed the store on winthrop street monday night and now the clerk is talking about those frightening moments. >> i looked up because i hear the door open and this guy in a black nylon mask, black hoody, you know, with a switch in his hands, looks at me and says don't move. he told me like he'd gut me if i looked up within the next 60 seconds. >> the clerk was not hurt and

run. people across the state are lining up to get on board with e-zpasss. the old toll boos continue to get taken down. this was the line in east boston around 40 people waiting to open an e-zpass account as the demolition of toafl booth plazas across the state does continue. the department of transportation says they're in some states of demolition and as of tuesday the d.o.t. says 85 of the 105 state toll booths are fully demolished. and we're following mor teacher saves a mom's life. her son took a hostage note to the class. >> and that's when police were able to rescue her, thank god. chris 22 delcamp reports now. >> at a middle school in louisiana it was a note an 11-year-old passed to a teacher that sent this man donald ray guy to jail. guy, who's been dodging deputies for quite some time, had been wanted by authorities. he was already facing domestic violence charges and accused of skipping court sedates. >> it was very concerning at first understanding that we

>> reporter: officials say that middle school student at school tuesday morning shared a note from mom saying she was in trouble. the note was apparently dated for last friday, quickly getting the sheriffs attention. >> there's always a chill that goes through you when you understand that maybe the child was going through some -- a very bad environment and the mother may be captive and may be worse than what we actually found. >> reporter: after talking to the 11-year-old and with some quick detective work, they narrowed it down. they knew the suspect was for running. the sheriff called in a tracking team and extra officers armed with a search warranty to the home. >> we found ray guy hiding in the closet. >> reporter: he's facing new charges including false imprisonment. deputies also found a stolen atv. the suspect will be facing a judge in two different cities including in baton rouge where official there is are armed and ready with a warrant waiting for him. in the newsroom, i'm christa delcamp, 7news. a student's body is found in georgia near his high school.

body this morning in the backyard of a home near the school. the school was placed in lock-down as a precaution. investigators say the teen was walking with a friend last night when the car pulled up and start shooting. investigators don't believe the victim was the intended target, no arrests have been made. a florida teacher faces criminal charges for allegedly exchanging more than 100,000 inappropriate messages with a 14-year-old female student. 44-year-old allison london was a p.e. teacher at the girls school. she is facing several charges including failure child abuse and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. caught on camera, a thief in new mexico vetting a robbery but the robber left his business card behind and he posted the necklace on facebook and also posted things about other crimes on facebook. >> if a guy walks inside of your business know he's not there to

>> the police department says the thief has three warrants for his arrest in other jurisdictions. a woman's odd rescue caught on camera. investigators say the woman crashed her car but when police arrived she ran from them and then jumped into the water. she spent close to 45 minutes in the frigid water before a tug boat helped pull her out. the woman was treated for hypothermia but otherwise okay and now expected to face criminal charges for fleeing from the police. an officer's body camera shows a woman struggling with an officer, and she was holding a mexico which police say involved a drunk driver. >> don't you touch me. do you understand me. >> reporter: police say this woman was holding her baby when the crash happened. she was still holding the baby when the officers got there. >> the child needs to be checked by medical. >> he's fine. >> you don't have a choice. >> reporter: the officer is able to take the baby but that's when the confrontation got worse. >> do not swing at me. we got it. >> i didn't swing at you. >> reporter: in the video you

getting up. >> don't touch me. i'm fired of you swing at me. >> reporter: police cuff her and she's taken to the hospital. she's facing a felony charge and police say the baby is in state custody. >> the man who was driving the car when the wreck happened is now facing child abuse charges. and also on 7, police are investigating after several people at a haunted house were pelted by paint balls. it happened in arizona and police say one little boy was >> the bounty from a successful night trick-or-treating is searching as a good distraction for little 5-year-old logan white. >> i like that too, that's chocolate, too. >> reporter: dressed up like a soldier, like his father, logan had just finished making the rounds in his neighborhood when he was the target of a nasty trick. i got hit by a paint ball. >> a car driving by fired paint balls into the crowd hitting

sore. anyone that's been shot by a paint ball knows that it hurts, no matter what. but, you know, especially for him, i can't imagine getting hit in the face. >> reporter: his injuries go beyond just the physical ones. >> i had a bad dream. >> and says he's sad because he doesn't want to do halloween anymore because he's scared because i don't want to get hit >> it's disappointing to me that somebody would think it would be funny. >> and police are still searching for the people who shot those paint balls. a candy caper in canes. a canes state student says the thief stole the kit cat bar from inside his car. he says he was headed back to his car to have his kit cat

the only thing missing was his kit cat bar. >> it said i saw a kit cat in your cup holder. i love them. i didn't take anything else from your car, i'm sorry and i'm hungry. i got a kick out it. i thought it was really funny. >> reporter: after sharing the theft on social media kit cat received out to him and said they would send him some replacements. you know, kit cat is really good. >> and you want the replacement. >> absut re-do. one little girl getting a shot to make the rounds after a dog bite ruined her halloween. then at 6:00, the killer gary ley sampson is back in court. why he's up for a retrial. and a new kind of identity theft, and it's costing businesses big bucks. how you can protect yourselves.

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you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? >> scary attack on a little girl who was bitten by a dog on halloween. doctors aren't sure if the girl's eye will be okay. >> neighbors heard about it and got together and organized a halloween do-over. it's the troitd caitlin was nearly tricked out of with a

>> were you worried you were gonna miss halloween this year? >> yeah. >> why? because the dog bite. >> reporter: it happened monday. animal control says caitlin was visiting a neighbor's house in indiana and may have tripped over the pitbull lying on the floor. the pitbull hit her on the eye. she spent halloween having plastic surgery. >> that's all she talked about last night was missing halloween. >> reporter: a family friend posted on social media that they should stage a halloween sequel. post that she had been injured we just felt like we needed to do something, you know, make her feel like she could have a halloween. >> if it were my child, i'd want something to help out, anything. >> everyone deserve as good halloween. >> reporter: that spirit turned into a big trick-or-treat with plenty of candy, but mostly plenty of what caitlin really likes about halloween, spending time with her friends.

>> awesome. >> this is a treat for caitlin's mom. >> it means a lot to me. >> reporter: caitlin likes other things about halloween. >> because it's scary. >> reporter: but caitlin didn't seem so scared of the dog at her halloween celebration. still one more treat ahead. >> and a birthday tomorrow. tomorrow's your birthday. >> 5. >> you'll be 5. >> animal control says they'll consider the pitbull that bit caitlin to be vicious stay in quarantine for 14 days before the owner can take it back home. bono adding another trophy to his cabinet, full of grasmies. tomorrow tracking some showers. forecast up next. >> and coming up at 6:00, police release the 911 calls from a home invasion, now looking for three suspects but say more people could be involved. and a train derails in

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. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. ols, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and

glamor has now named youtube front man bono as its first ever man of the year. bono is included in the 2016 winner of the year. the magazine says when a rock star focuses on the rights of women and girls worldwide it's worth celebrating. >> that's awesome, and we know that jr is a big u2 fan. >> jr is always over our head, one step ahead of us. >> well, that have right down the middle of a beautiful day. i thought you would have got that one. >> i know, looks like an easy one, too. >> the other one i was gonna do is sundays are better than others. >> that's why he makes the big bucks. >> okay. partly cloudy skies. usually it's not, but it is this week. 64, dewpoint at 54. had a bit of a sea breeze in boston and even with that sea breeze it was still nice and

daylight savings time coming to anthemed weekend. our 5:30 sunset's becoming 4:30. sunrise on saturday at 7:23. sun-up on sunday 6:24. temporarily anyways if you're an early riser you get some daylight back. but this time of the day right now it's dark. 4:15, 4:30 for the next several weeks. even though the days are short and you can still reek out of a mild day here or there, 60s and 70s, the city at norwood 71. worcester 65. the other thing they do about today is not a lot of wind. sometimes in november when you get the warm days you gotta have nice healthy southwesterly breeze and the breeze sometimes can kind of mask that made field to the air. nice out there with a mix of clouds and sunshine. hardly any wind, and it'll be mild for tonight and even through tomorrow morning. and then this weather system here, this will sweep out the great lakes states tonight and into new england tomorrow.

but just getting numbers back to where we should be this time of the year. mid-50s for highs. the numbers on friday and saturday will be closer to normal. but look it north, 64. 70s and 80s across the mid south. green bay at 26. and the cooler air on the move. for tonight a lot of clouds, temps between 50 and 55 through the day tomorrow. there will be some showers coming at us pied day and afternoon, so you won't need the rain gear for the morning commute but grab likelihood of showers arriving mid afternoon. here's your timeline on those raindrops. 7:00 tomorrow morning, again, fair amount of clouds, you'll go back and forth between the clouds and sunshine tomorrow morning. any outdoor activities tomorrow morning should be okay, rain free. then here comes the rain tomorrow afternoon. but still even at noon torch it's in western new england, works through the worcester hills, mid afternoon, 2:00, 3:00, into metro boston. probably at the start of the evening commute. evening commute might be a little bit dicey but it's not

we have had some big rainstorms this fall but this one is not that. this is just nuisance kind of rain, some showers maybe a downpour. rape since the wont? >> of september, not too bad. still a deficit in boston but a lot of cities and towns have had a surplus of rain since the start of meteorological fall. a few showers tomorrow to sunshine... see you at 6:00. >> thanks, jr, see you then. red sox fans announcing an average price increase of 2.9% for next season. primarily impacting seats closest to the field. the red sox of course will continue to offer specially reduced pricing for students and active duty military and senior citizens.

the world series tonight. chicago forcing the deciding game last night by winning by 6 in cleveland. the cubs scored three runs in the first inning. shortstop hit a grand slam in the fourth to give chicago a comfortable lead. and then the cubs won easily 9-3. >> what it comes down to is we have -- i'm going to go out on a limb and say it's a really important game tomorrow, you know. and we'll be really excited group that breaks the string but you're problem right, it's just correct and apt that we would go seven games. >> if the cubs win tonight, they would only become the sixth team in history to come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the world series. good luck to both of them, i'd say. tonight's game starts just after 8:00. next here on 7news at 5:30, we'll take a look at the star-studded line-up for this year's macy's thanksgiving parade. >> wow, that time already.

>> here's what we're working on for 7news at 6:00. a sterling neighborhood on edge over a recent home invasion. the masked men still on the run tonight. coming up, we hear within woman's call for help after she was tied up and robbed. then focusing on swing states, plans for both campaigns to return to new hampshire. ahead of the election next week. and julian edelman following in his family's footsteps. i see the resemblance, taking his tail lbt las to newberry street. >> those stories and much more.

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>> you believe it, the meats thanksgiving day parade is just around the corner. >> wow. >> time flies when you're having fun. >> and we're learning more about this year's line-up. the muppets, miss piggy and kermit the frog and the cast of kend street are expected to also more singers and the officer will air on "today" on thanksgiving morning. and 'tis the season, the national christmas tree is officially on the move. it's making its journey to washington d.c. hundreds of spectators are expected to be there to watch workers cut down the tree. and this year instead of a chainsaw workers will be using a traditional cross cut saw. >> and dunkin' donut, the turkey

and cranberry sauce on a chibatta roll. you have to help bhee that stuff, ryan. you're fancy. they'll also be able to get creme brule and coffee and other treats are also available. >> for me, that's the best after thanksgiving to have a sandwich like that. another 30 minutes of 7news ahead. >> 7news at 6:00 gets started right now. >> a woman tied up in her own home. >> i have been robbed by three men. >> now we're hearing her call for help. the thieves still on the run. , and a race for the white house, candidates making last ditch efforts in a crucial swing state. >> temps up near 70 this afternoon. cooler weather returning tomorrow. >> reporter: and bad business. phony companies showing up at

hank investigates. he is. we begin at 6:00 with breaking news. police in derry new hampshire investigating three racially motivated crimes. >> officers say all three targeted the same home. byron barnett live at that home with more op the investigation. byron. >> yeah, these are clearly racist crimes here. jackie stemson, he lives here -- she lives here with her 7-year-old bi serious racial crimes thrown at their house. this is fried chicken thrown in the yard along with watermelons. that just happened this morning. this all started a couple of weeks ago, october 21st. jackie tells us that overnight someone keyed her car with racial slurs on it, the in the word-lover. a few days after, that we had a

n word go home and after that you have the chicken incident which is this morning. she's been living here for about five years, can't figure out why all of this is happening. police here in derry say this is out of character with their community, however, police say they agree these are racially motivated crimes. >> i'm angry. i'm disappointed. i didn't know this still existed. maybe i'm naive and live in a world where i think everybody is good. i didn't do anything wrong, and, you know, my son's beautiful. me no reason to feel ashamed. we're not ashamed. >> what does your son say about all this? >> well, he's upset. he's 7, so he ask me what he did wrong and why people may not be liking him, and i just -- you know, what do you -- how do you answer that? i wasn't ready to answer that question. >> well, jackie simpson has since put up some security cameras at their house.