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.

regularly now. they're hoping to catch them. jackie says she's been living here for about 5 years. she says she is not afraid, but she is angry. she wants these individuals caught. she says she grew up here in new hampshire and she has no intention of moving away. so that's the latest live here in derry, new hampshire. i'm byron barnett, 7news. also on 7, a home invasion leaving a sterling neighborhood on alert. tonight we are hearing a woman's panicked call for help after she was tied up and robbed by the men took off with her car. >> police found the car, but they haven't found the guys. steve cooper is live in sterling. steve, you have that woman's calls for help. >> yeah, that woman was here earlier today, and she asked us not to show her face and not to identify her in any way. and we're not doing that tonight. but keep in mind that she was bound, tied up with duct tape. she had tape across her mouth, but she was able to call 911 for

>> 911, what is your emergency? >> i have been robbed by three men. >> freeing herself after being bound and gagged with duct tape, a 70-year-old woman calls for help following that brazen home invasion yesterday here on stephanie ann lane in sterling. the three suspects all wearing halloween masks took off after stealing the victim's cadillac. >> how long did house? >> about 3 minutes ago. they left. they have to be in sterling in my 2004leville. >> reporter: combing through the bushes where the cadillac was dumped they are scrambling, following up on several leads that came in overnight and they're also trying to track down surveillance video. >> we're asking anyone in the

may have some video footage to contact us. >> reporter: the chief says they've been opening to interview beau the victim and her husband today even though he wasn't home at the time, and police can't say if the husband's real estate properties that rents in worcester have any connection to what happened here. >> we have had a conversation with the worcester police, so we're looking at everything at this point. >> just checked with the chief a little while ago. he says as of this hour there have been no arrests here. but he does say that their in active. live in sterling tonight, steve cooper, 7news. 7news turns to your forecast. a big swing in today's temperatures. we hit 70 here in the city of boston as we look live at the beautiful sake imbridge. how long will this november warmth last? is it short lived? here's chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> for some, yes. especially across southern new hampshire, merrimack valley. this afternoon 60s and 70s. the city a high of 70.

norwood 62. nashua 59. a mild evening with partly cloudy skies. look at all the warmth here across the eastern half of the u.s. 60s and 70s and even some 80s. you notice here the color goes down into the greens and blues. that's the chilly air building. our next weather system, which is a cool front, that's way out here this evening, through michigan, and so that will slowly march across new york and pennsylvania tonight and through the day tomorrow. so we'll have clouds on the increase tonight. tomorrow morning, the morning ut clouds but a mild morning. temps tomorrow morning. low to mid-50s. showers on the way for tomorrow afternoon. we'll have that timeline for ya in a few minutes. just six days until we elect a new president in this country, and it is crunch time for the candidates campaigning hard in florida today because the experts believe that is a state that is must win in this election. donald trump making his case to african-american voters.

hillary clinton, new hampshire will be a bit focused in the coming days, as well. donald trump is heading up to the granite state friday, then again on monday night, the eve of the election when he'll host a rally at southern new hampshire university. president obama will be in the granite state on election day campaigning for hillary clinton. alex sapratto live in our control room with more on this crucial weekend. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are both courting the african-american vote today. today those nominees were in florida, a key straight >> reporter: hillary clinton today, she needs a big turn-out in the swing states. that in tampa, joe biden said, would beat donald trump. >> you guys win florida, it's just done, over. there's no path. >> reporter: near fort lauderdale today, hillary clinton was greetedded by african-americans. but the turn-out of black voters is down in florida where 4 million people have early voted. black turn-out is down even more

president obama ran. to be expected, says radio host rowland martin. >> she's not that different candidate. and she's not african-american. >> reporter: a huge young diverse crowd lined new chapel hill, north carolina to see president obama try to motivate better turn-out. >> and we don't twhin election potentially if we don't win north carolina. so i hate to put a little pressure on you, but the fate of the republic shoulders. >> reporter: back in florida, young african-americans showed up to back trump. >> i love that sign, blacks for trump. >> reporter: trump is demonizing clinton and washington. to drive his turn-out up and clinton's down. >> she can beat the system, the rigged system, and deliver justice -- >> reporter: a new g.o.p. ad targets african-americans. >> we are asking for your voted.

>> voting for donald trump. >> reporter: in whose voters show up. >> and we've just learned that the trump campaign plans to run three ads during world series game 7. live in the control room, i'm alex deprado, 7news. big spots there. all right, alex, thanks. tomorrow night at 11:00, the results of our latest 7news u-mass lowell poll. see where the candidates stand in the presidential race as well as the senate race that could shift the balance of power in the nation's capitol. and as the race comes down to the wire, our political editor andy hiller and u-mass lowell pollster dr. joshua dick will answer some of your questions. email your questions to 7news at whdh.com or ask us on twitter using #7news. they'll answer some of your questions tomorrow night here on 7. there is more news today, opening statements in the retrial of convicted killer gary

suffered from a traumatic brain injury at the age of 4 after falling down the stairs. the defense thinks sampson suffered at least a dozen other head injuries in his life, saying that could have played a par in the murders. in court today the jury heard gruesome details of the killings. they replayed 911 calls made by sampson in which he states he tried to turn himself in and he hated the things he'd done. sampson was convicted of killing three men in a multistate crime spree in 2001. the victims, 19-year-old jonathan phillip mccloskey, those are both from massachusetts, and 58-year-old robert whitney was from new hampshire. sampson pled guilty, sentenced to death in 2003, but the ruling was thrown out in 2011 because of gofer misconduct. today's court proceedings re-opening old wants for the families of these men. >> a lot of memories coming back and we're going through this again and i just don't understand why. >> it's tough, it's tough for

we're told he suffers from several health problems including hepatitis c, liver disease, and diabetes. his defense attorneys now hoping the judge or the jury will repeal his original death sentence and instead send him to prison for life. the essex county district attorney has ruled out foul play in the death of a 62-year-old woman in lawrence. the woman's death was originally considered to be suspicious after her body was discovered in a court yard outside a building yesterday. the d.a.'s office announcing over and, again, no foul play is suspected in that case. coming up on 7news, they seem like the real deal but they're fake businesses posing as representable ones that are costing the businesses and you, the consumer. hank investigates. then julian edelman opening a pop-up shop. where you can catch some limited edition -- again, here, that was

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business identity theft. >> reporter: here's how the deception works. when the spring on mary's garage door broke, she googled what she thought was the originally installed it and said come fix this. soon after a guy pulled new an unmarked truck, charged her more than $400 and did even fix the door. >> did it work when he left? >> not really, no. it came down crashing. >> reporter: at this point mary got out her original file, found the real phone number and complained but don and teresa told her we never sent anyone to your house. >> i don't like being taken. >> reporter: what's going on here? not us. not us. >> reporter: the shores showed

garage door, all kinds of similar listings show up. experts call them shad oh companies. and when unsuspecting customers call these shadow companies pretend to be the real one. >> i've called and asked to speak to teresa, and they will say, oh, she's not in the office today. >> reporter: after the shores got dos of complaints for shoddy work and inflated costs, they called the police and detectives lured a guy from the shadow company to a sting location. when that guy fled, they issued a warrant now he's disappeared. >> i find it infuriating. just another way of stealing. >> reporter: don and teresa are terrified this it continued internet deception will cost them their beloved family business and warn their customers to triple-check who they're calling. >> it just makes us so upset. we haven't slept in two years. >> reporter: police investigators told me they know fake garage door bad guys are also targeting other

tewksbury garage door, and they'll basically tell you whatever you want to hear. >> since shadow companies rely on confusing you, don't let them do it. don't be pressured. don't be rushed. get multiple stipulates and police say call them if you're suspicious. in the newsroom, i'm hank phillippi ryan. up near 70 this afternoon, a bit cooler tomorrow, showers, as

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>> mild again tomorrow, especially south of the masspike. a few showers tomorrow afternoon will move the chilly air back into new england on friday. right now near 60 in the city after a high of 70 today. norwood 62. fitchburg 64. yeah, we can have warm days like this in november. sometimes, though, we pay a price with wind or a storm. but not today. hardly any wind out, there certainly no storminess. as we look across two-thirds of the united states, all the warmth over here, cooler air beginning to reappear, and when you go from 70s to 50s usually you're gonna have to go through some weather and this is what we're tracking for you. this is our next storm system that's way out towards michigan and this will slowly move across new york state overnight tonight and into new england tomorrow afternoon. so for tonight a lot of clouds -overnight tonight. mild these temps right here, these will be the temps for your morning commute. so again tomorrow morning we'll

begin to cool off. wide range of temps, 54 to 56 but i have to do that because that's what likely spells out across new england tomorrow. so the morning commute features a lot of clouds but i don't think we'll have any rain tomorrow morning. in fact, even a little bit of sunshine around lunchtime. at noon, here is where the rain is, coming out of new york state, western new england, even some yellow indicating a few downpours but in general, showery mid afternoon tomorrow through early tomorrow evening. not a big rainy stormy day or anything like that. a few showers mid to late afternoon, certainly after the school. but they'll probably have outdoor recess tomorrow because it's dry for much of the day. now the temps, that's the challenge.

>> see you at 7:00. popular patriots players opening up a pop-up shop here in boston. >> julian edelman will open a store on the street tomorrow. >> it all started with my great, great granddaughter, edelman who opened edelman and son tech company with three half nickels and a bucket of steam. his hard work was inherited by his son. >> je11 will be open until sunday. two days after bill belichick sent shock waves through the nfl betraying jamie collins to the cleveland browns, the pro bowl

the opportunity to debunk some of the rumors on why he was sent packing, specifically his demand for a contract similar to vaughn miller, six years, $1.5 million deal. >> i'm not vaughn miller, just so you know. let be smart, >> trey daerr has more from foxboro on monday's potentially franchise altering deal. >> do you something that doesn't work out well, what are your options, get rid of it or continue to do it and see if you can improve it. >> reporter: team captain den mcchordy said linebacker jamie collins was arguably the best player on the patriots roars. collins' trade to cleveland

these personal relationships with a lot of players, and i've had a lot of great relationships with all though guys. >> you can't do everything exactly the same way you did the previous year. your team change and the teams that you're playing may have changed. >> reporter: the pats are 7 and 1, a super bowl frontrunner. bill belichick still electing to make a major change and now the team must adapt. >> there's always change in the nfl, and it's a challenging part of it. i think, you know, the older you get, the more you see. it's just the way it has to go. players, we wouldn't want to be in bill's shoes making tough decisions like that and our job is to be ready to go. >> reporter: and change is something tom brady himself may not be above. >> it could happen to anybody. >> you can't be around this long and not realize it, the world will keep spinning and the sun will come up tomorrow without you. that's just the way it goes. >> linebacker like jamie collins you would think -- the patriots so far on defense very mediocre ranking 14th in the league in

trey daerr, 7 sport. >> celtics will be without al moreford for tonight' game against the bulls and tomorrow night's showdown against the cavaliers against cleveland, he was hit in the head on monday's practice and placed in the nba's concussion protocol. while he takes the seat for the next two games, marcus smart is set to make his debut at the garden tonight. >> last night the cubs cruised take all game 7 for the world series. the stage is set for a 108 or 68-year champion drought to come to an end tonight and if there's any pressure getting to terry francona right now, the former red sox manager, sure isn't showing it. >> win, lose or draw, i mean, our season's gonna be over. unless some other country wants to take us on. but, you know, i mean -- and i'll be -- as tired as you can get after this, i will miss

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