hole robbery suspect. that's when the man opened fire on the officers. the scene still very active as police look for more evidence. also breaking as you mentioned new jersey two people rushed to the hospital in a stabbing at rut guess university. the suspect is now in custody. the school was on lock down just before 3:00 this afternoon after two people were stabbed. no word on their conditions right now. this whatting at the business school on rutgers new brunswick campus. the university says that area has now been cleared and is safe. in the newsroom, adam 7 news. >> anchor: and we're following more breaking news out of haverhill. police investigating a pedestrian accident. we had sky 7 over the area just minutes ago. this is 371 river street. we've learned it's a serious accident. they called in a medical helicopter. we have crews on the way on the ground and we will continue to bring you the latest from haverhill. >> anchor: 7 news now on the cape where there was a bad bust today. two falmouth police officers recovering after a scarien counterment police say a man threw heroin at the officers.

happened there. >> reporter: good evening. falmouth police hoped to charge this guy with attempted murder denied by the court but he does face six serious charges including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. that weapon suspected heroin. 38-year-old russel pena of falmouth allegedly attacked two police officers after a drug bust by tossing hidden heroin at them will bag of narcotics from his anal cavity and assaulted two officers with the narcotics. if my years of 38 years in service, i have never heard of a suspect throwing drugs on to an officer. >> reporter: the chief says one of his officers got into a scuffle with pena as he was being processed after arrest. they had taken this mugshot. he was not handcuffed. he said pena pulled a clear mass

broke it open and flung it at the officers. one was hit in the face. the officer gained control of him, rehandcuffed him and placed him in a cell. at that point we dealt with the situation of the officer's covered in the heroin. >> reporter: emt's brought officers and pena to falmouth hospital where they were treat and released. a hazardous materials team was called to falmouth pk to clean up. the drug bust came at 930 a.m. at a parking lot by falmouth scenic harbor. officers from departments pulled over opiniona's black chevy impala to execute search warrants. they say they found drugs and cash. at rest went fine, the booking not so much. a deliberate act to rip it apart and toss it at you. that was pretty deliberate and dangerous. >> anchor: the chief said heroin is particularly dangerous these days because sometimes it is laced with fentanyl. that is a synthetic opioid that can be 50 to 100 times more

the judge set bail at $5,000 cash. live in falmouth, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: a man accused of robbing a baker knee brookline appeared if today. that man known to police was arrested overnight after investigators say he robbed a bakery on beacon street. police say the suspect told workers he had a gun but never showed one. and that he stole cash from the register as well as cash and cell phones from the customers who were inside. >> anchor: in start mouth police are investigating after two students are hit by a car. detectives say the car hit two women near the umass dartmouth the driver stayed right there and both of the people hit were taken to the hospital. harvard university rocked by a soccer scandal. the men's soccer team season now suspended. harvard's president making the call after the school discovered players were ranking members of the women's soccer team in sexually explicit detail. >> anchor: the president says this had been going on for years. victoria warren has the very latest. >> anchor: a soccer season cut

any chance of tournament play for the machine's team. the players are accused of raiding women's soccer players on-line making vulgar and explicit sexual comments about them. i am a female athlete here and i know if that would ever happen to me i would have felt disrespected. it would have been a problem. >> reporter: in an e-mail to students players called it a scouting report and says the problems date back to 2012. initially the school thought it after the school lawyers investigated the athletic director says they learned it was more widespread and continued this season. harvard's president supports canceling the rest of the season saying the decision to cancel a season is serious and consequential and reflects harvard's view that both the team's behavior and the failure to be forthcoming when initially questioned are completely unacceptable, have no place at harvard and run counter to the mutual respect that is a core

it's not what we're about here the it's just something had to be done. certainly the people who led it deserved a punishment that extreme. >> reporter: the players are also ordered to get education and training from the school's office of sexual assault prevention. in boston, victoria warren, 7 news. >> reporter: two men honored with the police commissioner's commendation for their incredible work saving lives. police commissioner evans presented the award to dr. george haas and the rest of the trauma unit thursday them were shooting in east boston last month. two veteran officers richard san toll oh and morris were shot in the incident. a fellow officer applied a tourniquet which helped save his life. both officers have since been released from the hospital. beth officers were responding to a domestic incident in east boston when a man opened fire. officers returned fire killing him. the officers who responded to the shooting have been commended for their bravery, getting

>> anchor: also on 7, british musician sting honoring the victims and survivors of the paris terror attacks one year later. 9 people died when three islamic state militants opened fire at a consent hall on november 13 of last year. that attack one of many that night so. that small concert hall will reopen for the concert next saturday and sting will be one of the performers. proceeds from the concert will be donated to organizations which provide support to survivors of the attacks and their fami deadly bus crash in walt more. the transportation company that operated the school bus involved in the crash says they have a current medical certificate for that deliver. the state says the deliver certification expired in august and didn't receive an updated one. now the driver along with four other people were killed when the school bus he was driving crashed into a commuter bus. well, police in kansas city missouri say a dad is under arrest after they say he tied to give his kids away to strangers in a parking lot. witnesses told police the man

three saying if they don't take the kids he will leave them in a dumpster. when police investigated, they found fill thee conditions this that home. that father is charged with two counts of child endangerment. an incredible rescue caught on camera. a family rushing to get a woman to the hospital after she suffered a heart attack. pulled over for speeding but instead of giving them a ticket he made a roadside save. sara french has that story. before this officer can out. immediately called for first responders. >> reporter: he hurries to the truck to find the woman unresponsive. i was just in panic. her face was purple. you don't have a lot of time to get cpr going. the two pulled her out of the truck and quickly started

went through about three sets all together. then? she is breathing. >> reporter: tina was rushed to the hospital, she was stable but unclear if she survived. tina had a heart attack that was so severe only about 10% of people survive it. days after the nearly fatal attack, tina woke up. without question for me, it was the happiest day of my life. i was sleeping and then i heard she is awake, she is awak. >> reporter: officer emotional when he heard the news. it looks like she will make a slow full recovery because of the quick way you administered cpr and you saved her and her mental capacities as well. the harder this family is saved did you to this officer's quick thinking. those the first time it's ever been like truly saved somebody's life. >> anchor: thankfully, that woman is expected to make a full recovery. in the newsroom, sara french, 7

breaking news right now. boston police just released this image of a person wanted in connection with an attempted kidnapping in roxbury. tic a look. this attempted kidnapping happened near blue hill avenue and brookford street on october 25. investigators say the woman wasn't hurt during whatever happened there so still working on dedays. we know she was able to get away safely but police want to find that man. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news at 5:30 we're taking a look at a new test fills are hoping will make people think twice before drinking and driving. >> anchor: new lining up around the block at boston city hall and other places to cast their ballot as this is the final day for early voting. >> anchor: the cubs parading through chicago. we'll show how they celebrated their world soar ease win coming their world soar ease win coming up here on the news station. massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods."

"no impact on their schools and their children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. and governor baker kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me...

when you're raised by a single mom, you learn how important it is to live within your means. i'm colin van ostern, and i took that lesson to my work in business, and it's how i'll stand up for you as governor. by cutting inefficient spending and using innovation to save tax dollars, we'll make new investments without a sales or income tax. to create clean energy jobs, protect affordable health care, and lower college costs and cut student debt. as governor, i'll stand up for you. vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record.

and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> anchor: keep track of drunk drivers. it's a specially done side high-tech breathalyzer. >> anchor: using smart software this device is hard to fool. 7's sheryl fiandacca shows us how authorities are using it. i have lost quite a bit. i have four children i haven't seen in over 15 years or spoke to. i have lost a lot. >> reporter: ray is recovering alcoholic who was stopped from going to jail by a a growing to take a breathalyzer test.

this is no ordinary breathalyzer. what the computer system is doing is mapping my eyes. >> reporter: the device has a built in facial recognition system and is now being used by the massachusetts probation department to monitor low risk offenders like ray. it helped me make bet are choices. and here is how it works. once their specific features and photos are up loaded into the system, the use he will get a cell phone tent message warning him of an up coming test time. minutes later e sends an alert. i can hear it go beep, beep beep. >> reporter: while ray blows into the machine, a tiny cameratics a high resolution photo. say it doesn't recognize my face. it will tell me retest. >> reporter: the device also maps a location where the test is being taken. electronic monitoring, i can help new. all of that information ends up here at the massachusetts electronic monitoring center. i don't have to go to his house. he doesn't have to come to me.

text result. >> reporter: if the person on probation fails the test, his probation officer is alerted. and if it's a serious violation, the police are alerted too. but ray hasn't had that experience. i have lived two-thirds of my life trying this so i want to spend the rest of what i have left healthy and sober. about 700 people on probation are currently being monitored using this unique >> anchor: coming up on 7 news at 5:30 if you are looking for something hearty and healthy for chili fall friday. well, might want to check out this recipe. it's tonight's what's cooking. >> anchor: temperatures are falling fast this friday evening. your weekend forecast is coming up. >> anchor: some big names on the campaign trail in new hampshire today as we count down to election day. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue

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mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public education, vote no on question two. at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. you can't fake steak.

>> anchor: not too bad out there right now. now the sun is set, temperatures are falling fast. in fact i actually have a frost advise rory up for the cape tonight. could see mid 30's jply closer to the canal. that would be the cooler area more like upper 30's and even closer to 40 for the upper cape. could see mid 20's for the usual cool spots like norwood, bedford orange, don't get a frost advisory there. the national weather service only issues frost advisories for areas where the growing season is still active so at this point that's only the cape. it doesn't mean the in general, temperatures wise this weekend will be a little bit below afternoon. otherwise, dry, not too bad and election day looks overall pretty nice. at least weather wise not just here but across most of the lower 48. weather will be cooperative for getting out and voting on tuesday. got 54 in boston. 56 norwood and 53 in beverly. not too bad now if you are heading out the door for date night fordowner and a movie on your friday evening. mild now but grab an extra layer

temperature in the 30's almost a 20 degree drop in temperatures between now and little bit later on this evening. part of the reason why is winds are getting lighter. winds currently about five to ten miles per hour had more like 20 plus a little bit early this afternoon. but as winds get lighter and skies are clear the temperatures just drop very quickly as soon as the sunsets so perfect set up for that because as you can see here hard lea cloud in the sky across most of southern new england. there are clouds from yesterday and that's part of a cold front and there is our next round of clouds. a weak disturbance here making its way toward ottawa and toronto. that will roll in here tomorrow bringing us some clouds and maybe, maybe, maybe a sprinkle. also not out of the question. you got a flurry in higher elevations in parts of the green mountains and the white mountains but an isolated sprinkle possible in massachusetts tomorrow from early morning until early afternoon. that would be about it. 90% of us stay dry and the evening looks fine just overall a mixture of clouds and sun for

vast majority of us are dry but in this case it's the cape where we could see a sprinkle or two so don't want you to be fooled. majority of weekend looks great. dry, temperatures wise a little cooler than afternoon but not bad. just don't want you to be surprise fundamental you see a sprinkle or two here and there but don't let that cancel your plans overall. pretty nice looking weekend on tap. 54 on monday. 62, warm on tuesday. >> anchor: thank you, rob. dinnertime and on this cool fall evening we have a cool side dish for >> reporter: healthy, colorful and we found it at boston's dig in restaurant. sara french shares the recipe in today's what's cooking. fast, fresh and delicious, three words diners search for far and we. many search no longer when they land here at dig in on boston's boylston street. we serve mostly vegetables and we believe that good food should be accessible. when is the last time you

seed pesto. we start with whole, irregular, nice, regular sized carrots and wheel will peel them. one and a half of or er seed and a couple of nice pinches of fine sea salt. >> reporter: add olive oil and mix well. and get ready to roast. we cook them whole because it allows the natural sweetness from the carrots to come throug. pop them in the oven and cook for about 15 minutes. while they cook, make the pesto. so i will ta seeds which i have already ed nicely in the oven. place in blend and roughly mix. set aside the pumpkin seeds and get some kale. just regular local kale. just take leaves off. >> reporter: chop the kale and add to the blender did. right here is lemon juice, fresh squeeze. ed. >> reporter: add water and puree. add chopped garlic, parmesan cheese and pumpkin spice then blend. add olive oil while slowly

once it's all blended pour the mix on to the chopped pumpkin seeds. now get the carrots out of the oven, cut them up into spheres. so much easier to gut the carrots after they have been cooked into nice pieces. >> reporter: transfer to a bowl, spoon on% could and mix. see how it looks nice and course. that's what you are going for. >> reporter: chef matt adds arulingia to give you contrast. that's it. that's our finished dish. a great side dish for any autumn dinner. that's what is cooking. i am sara french >> anchor: good evening, on this friday i am adam williams. coming up we're following breaking news. two new york police officers shot in the bronx. one of them a sergeant has died. police say the suspect has been shot and killed. also at 6:00 thousands lineup to vote early across new england as both donald trump and hilary clinton turn their focus up to new hampshire and preparing for a possible highway headache. details on the route 128 closure when we see you for 7 news at 0

taking away our right to choose. parenthood. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end funding for planned parenthood - putting access to birth control and cancer screenings at risk. and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. at public schools, 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

>> anchor: time for this web's class act will today we meet a couple of brothers who go to school in milton, just h middle school but they apparently love a challenge. >> anchor: they are helping people out in one of the poorest countries in the world. here is 7's christa delcamp with this week's class act. >> anchor: if ever there were two young men who embody the speed of general rossity, it's

in particular who have done so much to help people who are less fortunate and what a better endeavor is there than that. malik and makai. i would like to present you with these. they are two middle schoolers at dell my academy in milton the both were born here in the states and their parents immigrated from haiti. each year their whole family goes back to that country to vacation and as they grew older in the way some of their haitian friends lived and their lives here. i would see little kids playing soccer with cans and stuff. i would see kids with no clothe. i saw this poor lady trying to make a living trying to sell things and i felt really bad for her. it just came to my mind like over the years, i just kept saying i have to do something about it. i have to do something about it. >> reporter: they did do something. this i went to work selling

chocolate in the winter, shoveling driveways, mowing lawns and more. we thought we would like seup a garage sale or yard sale and sell things we don't need. >> reporter: there are so many clothes in the house we just don't use at all. they just sit there getting old. old toys, you know, little toy remote cars. things that my little brothers don't even play with. >> reporter: all their work added up. we started raising so much money over the past year we raised at least $1,0 where $1,000 is worth so much more and bought things people need. we bought soccer balls, we bought sandals, shoes, we brought shirts, undershirts, end wears, everything. we want to give haiti kids a chance. haiti needs things as much as we do. >> anchor: if you know a student between 6 and 12th grade doing something outstanding in school, sports on the community please nominate them on-line at whdh.comment those two are so

they have accomplished there. another 30 minutes of 7 news ahead. i am kim khazei. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news in the bronx. two police officers shot in the street a robbery suspect dead. also breaking at 6:00, several people stabbed at rutgers university. police tracking down the suspect. new hampshire taking center stage with election day in sigh in the granite state. hillary clinton counting on her daughter, chelsea. >> reporter: temperatures falling fast this evening of a cool night on tap. >> anchor: jackie bradley junior. phoning a friend, surprising his biggest fan. >> anchor: first at 6:00 we're following breaking news in new york. two police officers shot during a shoot out with a robbery suspect and tragically we

>> anchor: ryan schulteis is live in our newsroom to get us the very latest information ryan in. the suspect in this shoot was also killed in the shoot out. the condition of the other officer isn't men as this time. nbc new york is are rocking one of the officers was shot in the head. the other in the leg. both officers sergeants that were involved in a shoot out with a robbery suspect of the police say the officer pulled the man over believing he match the description of a home robbery suspect. that's when the man opened fire on officers, killing one. as you can police presence at the scene as authorities search the crime scene there for any evidence. again, one new york city police officer has been killed. we're waiting to hear the condition of the other officer. in the newsroom, rhine schulteis 7 news. >> anchor: there is more breaking news out of new jersey where two people have been rushed to the hospital after a stabbing at rutgers university. the suspect,000 in custody. the school sent out an alert just before 3:00 this afternoon that several people had been stabbed. we now know that there are two stabbing victims. no word on their condition. this happening at the business

campus. the school is put on lock down as police accepted for the suspect but the university now says the area around the school is safe. now just four days until the election and donald trump making a final pitch up in new hampshire. polls there show the presidential race is too close to call. republicans rallying for people there to get out and vote. it is one of those swing states that could decide the whole election. >> anchor: dan hausle is there live in new hampshire and he begins our campaign >> anchor: donald trump has been here in new hampshire again and again and each time he is here he recalls how new hampshire is where it all started for him where he got his first win and now he is saying as goes new hampshire, so goes his campaign. in four days we're going to win the great state of new hampshire we are going to win back the white house. >> anchor: donald trump back in new hampshire again of a sign of