these hateful messages scratched in a car and put on the driveway just two of the cruel moves. >> police say it happened at the same home. kimberly bookman is live for us. >> reporter: there were three incidents in about a week's time leaving this family to ask why.

and her biracial son. for five years they haven't had any problems but for the last week and a half they say they're under attack. >> they're hate crimes. somebody has been vandalizing my car and throwing things in my yard that are racist. >> on october 21st when they were asleep, jackie says the words "n" lover were etched into the paint of their car. >> i'm angry, i'm disappointed. i didn't know this still existed. >> reporter: three days later it an intimidating sign was placed with the words "n" go home on it. >> he's 7 so he asked me what he did wrong and why people may not be liking him and i just -- how do you answer that? >> reporter: they got surveillance cameras and jackie believes she spotted a car slow down in morning when passing the house. again, when they got up, more vandalism. >> clearly they have a message

but they threw eggs on my car and watermelon and also fried chicken into my yard. >> reporter: has a message for them. >> if somebody has a problem and if we've offended somebody in a meaningful way i wish they would use their words and come have an intelligent discussion with us. >> reporter: and mom and son say they're not scared but they would like to have some answers to these questions. they do not plan to move. as for police they're turning to the public for help in trying to crack this reporting live from derry, new hampshire, kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> also from the night team burning up after a wild wreck in leicster. how the driver is doing tonight. brandon? >> reporter: adam, thankfully he's okay. he's a little banged up, but it was a narrow so when he swerved to miss the deer he quickly crashed into a tree.

flames after the driver crashed into a tree. >> he first lost police officer on the scene the veek kal was fully engulfed in flames. >> reporter: it happened on bald win street around 2:30. police say a deer ran into road causing the driver to lose control of his vehicle. >> when he swerved to avoid a deer in the road. >> reporter: the car burst into flames immediately. the man was able to get out quick enough so that he was not burned. a woman driving by called >> very calm, very composed. told us immediately that the car was on fire. and that the gentleman had already gotten on it. >> reporter: the driver did have one broken bone and was taken to the hospital. the suv was a total loss but the chief said the truck can be replaced and you don't know if it's safer to hit the animal or swoich. >> it's a spur of the moment thing. he was already second guessing

decision and he's alive. >> reporter: that driver should be okay. we're live in leicester tonight. >> election day 6 short days away. here in massachusetts people taking advantage of early voting lining up at city hall in boston. you can see the line wrapping around city hall plaza. on the campaign trail donald trump and hillary clinton are focusing on the states. >> trump is laser focused in florida. he made fun of himself for not always sticking to the script. >> in 6 days we are going to win the great state of florida. [ cheers ] and we are going to win the white house. >> reporter: trump making his closing argument to supporters and trump who is known to ad-lib is now sticking to the script.

stay on point. no side tracks donald, nice and easy. >> reporter: trump's path to the presidency relies heavily on florida. if he looses there clinton is virtually a lock for the white house. in pensacola his ground game is very visible. nearly 5,000 calls made today but it's a el >> this is a message for any democratic voter who have already cast their ballots for hillary clinton. and who are having a bad case of buyer's remorse. >> reporter: at least 7 states allow voters to change their ballots with restrictions. tomorrow donald trump starts his day in florida, wraps up the day in north carolina. all must-win states for him.

polls show her with a slim lead. clinton's message to supporters tonight. >> well, adam new polls show clinton leads in wisconsin and pennsylvania and now the candidate is turning her focus to the latino vote traveling to both arizona and nevada today. >> we are stronger together! >> reporter: clinton in las vegas wednesday appealing to the latino vote, that support critical to win battleground nevada. >> if you're latino you know whatif we would have a president who doesn't see you as american at all. >> reporter: also speaking about free college tuition, immigration reform, climate change and terrorism reminding voters of her roam. >> i was in the situation room monitoring what our brave men were doing. >> reporter: with polls tight in florida, clinton adding a surprise stop.

negative, dark, divisive dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> now we've got to focus on some business. >> reporter: president obama trying to energy his 2012 base including african-americans. and also speaking out for the first time, seeming to take a swipe at the fbi director's timing on clinton's >> we don't operate on inu endo. we don't operate on incomplete information. we don't operate on leaks. >> so the top aide at the center of the new nib probe in new york today scheduled to return to the campaign tomorrow hosting a fundraiser. >> a new cnn poll detailing how close things are in those battleground states. it shows that in arizona trump

then in florida clinton is leading but just by 2 points. a month ago trump was up by 3. donald trump leading 49% to 43%. clinton had the lead there just two weeks ago. pennsylvania clinton has improved her lead 4 points ahead of donald trump in this poll. she was 2 points up a month ago. tomorrow night add 11:00, our 7 news poll will give us a look at new england's course is new hampshire. we'll take a look at the latest numbers that could shift the balance of power in the nation's capital. that is tomorrow night right here at 11:00. and as this race comes down to the wire, our political editor and dr. josh will answer some of your questions, e-mail your questions or ask us on twitter and we'll some have of those answers for you tomorrow here on

in a deadly ambush in iowa two police officers lured in and killed. tonight investigators say they've caught the man responsible and we learn more about him through a video posted on youtube. >> reporter: an emotional encounter between a woman and an iowa police officer after a tragic night for officers in urbandale. it was one of 6:00 a.m. when police responding to spots fire un rookie officer, this was his first year on the job. 20 minutes later, 2 miles away, des moines sergeant was found shot in his squad car. a husband and father, he died at the hospital. >> they were sitting in the car and they didn't have a chance to defend themselves. >> reporter: police moved quickly to identify scott michael green as their suspect. he turned himself in hours later. green is well known to police in

>> you grabbed me. >> reporter: green lives here with his mother who neighbors say was trying to evict him. >> i never would have guessed that it would come to this. that he was that unsettled. >> reporter: this year nationwide 115 officers have been killed in the line of duty. a 5-year high, 16 in ambush-style attacks like the ones today and earlier this year in dallas and baton rouge. for those who knew these officers, it's heart job and it's senseless. >> law enforcement officials say green has a history of mental problems. investigators still trying to figure out what set him off but they believe he just walked up to the patrol cars and started firing. >> now from the night team. a 70-year-old woman bound with duct tape and robbed in her home and tonight we're hearing her

>> they're probably heading for the expressway. i don't know. but they haven't been gone long. >> pretty composed. three men broke into her home wearing gloves and masks. the men stole her car and police found it abandoned in a nearby field. police said they don >> people gathered in boston tonight in a call for justice after a deadly police shooting in the south end. they say he attacked officers and emts with a knife. his mother says he didn't have a knife and she originally called police to take her mentally ill son. hundreds gathered for that vigil. the event was being held by mass action against police brutality. the people there said they

family. >> they killed this man unnecessarily. and that's at the heart of it. and that's what we've been fighting for in the city and around the country it's horrible this we have to be out here but we want to make sure the family knows they have support. >> the officers involved in the shooting were not wearing body cameras. >> convicted killer gary lee samson back in court for a retrial. his attorneys arguing he suffered from at least a could have played a part in the musheders. samson confessed in 2001. so his death sentence was thrown out in 2011 because of juror misconduct. a new hampshire man arraigned in court via video today. the 45-year-old accused in a

driving drunk, negligent homicide and possession of heroin. he pulled out on to route 111, hitting a car, pushing it into oncoming traffic and it crashed into a car head on killing a woman. >> a power couple's night out. what were tom and giselle doing in the back bay earlier.

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>> the two made a rare public appearance to open a new story in the prudential center. tell us more about the evening, alex? >> well, adam, a big night here in boston. of course bringing out boston's best known power couple tom

the pru to open up the new under armour store. the story's opening drawing the patriot's power couple who were all smiles. the night on the town meant brady was missing world series game 7 and we he was rooting for the cubs or the indians. and while tom was being coy about his choice, earlier in the day he opened up about the trade of linebacker collins. >> there's always change in the nfl and it's a challenging part of it. the older you get, the more you see it's the way it has to go. >> change is something brady himself knows he's not above. >> it could happen to anybody. you can't be around this long and not realize that the world

you. that's just the way it goes. >> reporter: and if you want to come and check out the store, of course it opens tomorrow to the public. we're live in boston. >> at 55 degrees, you don't need the heavy duty under armour. >> that's what i was thinking. but you might need an umbrella? >> right. yes we have some showers in bound to new england, mainly tomorrow afternoon tied to a cold front. tomorrow we're still mild, especially south of the pike new england on friday and for much of the weekend. temps compared to last night at this time running about 10-20 degrees warmer than where we were. still in the 50s to around 60. city of boston at 55. southern new hampshire the numbers are in the upper 40s and that's where you find the cooler air up in northern new england

states. basically the dividing line between the warmen air and the cool air. so this weather system moves across new york and pennsylvania tonight and then through new england during the day tomorrow. we have a band of showers outrunning the main event but i think these showers will pass to our north overnight and tomorrow morning. it's mild tonight. temps between 50 and 55. your morning commute features skies. i do think we'll see some showers late tomorrow afternoon. here we are at noon still dry. even a few peeks of sunshine boston south shore, there is the band of rain and you notice some

there could be a couple of downpours but this is essentially a narrow ribbon of shower activity city of boston between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. and already by 7:00 we move it out of here. so the amount of rainfall that is on the way probably about.01 to.02 of rain. temps tomorrow will be tricky. chatham at 62. so there's tomorrow for you. upper 50s to the upper 60. and behind the cold front, here comes the cooler air on friday with temperatures on friday near 50 degrees. 7 on 7 forecast, saturday lots

sunday sunny skies and as we look into next week we hold on to the dry weather. right now election day quiet and we start to warm things back up. temps in the low 60s. >> all right, thanks. a bold brew in an or of red sox legend david ortiz. sam adams is releasing big hoppy. the limit available friday at sam adams boston brewery and the proceeds will benefit the david ortiz children's fund. >> only 514 bottles. >> you asked the question earlier. >> do you drimpg it or save it as a collector's item. >> you drink it and save the bottle. that's how it's done properly. >> coming up next in 7 sports, we've got the set particulars and the bulls over at the garden tonight and they suffer a

tough ankle injury. but wait until you see how they respond, that's next in 7

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jay crowder in the first half of tonight's game tough situation they show their true colors and you're going to like what you see. season debut and in the second quarter he celebrates by dropping a dime and the celtics led by 14.

ankle a running hook shot there, he had 23-16 in the third quarter, celtics u the bulls come back. flushing down two of his 23. bulls would eventually tie it up at 100. smart wouldn't let it slip away. celtics up by 3. celtics win it 107-100. >> are you surprised when it happened. how long did it take you.

with. >> jamie collins channelling the coach general manager who banished him to the browns. yet another reminder how bill belichick does business. >> you can't be around this long and not realize that the world will keep spinning and the you. that's just the way it goes. i think you enjoy the experiences that you have and also understand like it just keeps going on. so it could happen to anybody. >> flyers and red wings, it's not quite leaping through the

cup. cleveland and chicago are right now tied at 6 in the ninth. >> patriots player pop-up shop is coming to boston. he tweeted a video announcement about it today. >> it all started with my great-great grandfather who opened edelman and son with just three half nickels and a bucket of moustache cream. his hard work and passion was inherited by his son. >> j.e.11 will be open until sunday on newberry street.

>> this store will feature products that are sold on number 11's online shop. >> what, no moustache cream? >> probably get some kind of cream, i guess. something with an 11 on it. >> let's check out what jimmy has on his show tonight. >> hey guys. >> hey guys. vince > fios is not cable. we're wired v differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. this is your final week to get this great deal.

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ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan

>> we are out of time on this wednesday but we really appreciate you giving some of your time and jimmy fallon comep

putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... eryone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good.

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