show support for hillary clinton as donald trump tries to turn the granite state red. with election day four days away. >> rob: a forecast advisory issued for parts of the weekend. i'll tell you how cool it can get. >> adam: jackie bradley, jr.,'s connection with a super fan. >> kim: and a perfect painting for papi. the recent retiree becomes a work of art. >> adam: plus what he thinks bout a new baseball brew created to honor his >> adam: first at 11:00, breaking news out of billerica. police searching for a dangerous driver who they say hit the a police officer. it happened during a traffic stop tonight. >> kim: the driver sideswiping the officer as he sped away from that area. the night team's live in billerica with new information at 11:00. >> alex: kim, police are looking for the driver who dragged this police officer here in billerica. tonight we have video of the area where this happened.

the off of boston road. police say the officer approached a suspicious vehicle. tonight the driver had his driver's side door open, and that's when the driver sped in reverse, dragging that officer 15 feet. the driver took off. the officer luckily is going to be okay. tonight billerica police are looking for a green dodge caravan with rhode island plates iy888. it has aluminum ladders on the top. for assault and battery on an officer with a dangerous weapon. and coming back out live, police have just released in the last five minutes this photo of eric oglin who they are looking for. police say this is the driver. he is well-known to police. if you have any information about his whereabouts or that of the vehicle he was allegedly driving tonight, you're urged to call billerica police.

>> developing at 11:00. >> an nypd sergeant was shot and killed while doing his job. >> grieving a fallen hero. >> a loving father of two young children. >> new york police officers shot in the street. >> kim: just a heartbreaking loss for the nypd and their families. a police sergeant killed while trying to catch a robbery suspect. we know, according to investigators there, that the shooter is also dead. the night team's john cuoco in our newsroom with more. >> john: kim, police are sti but early information reveals his prior arrests and broke into his estranged spouse's home with a gun earlier today. >> it is with great anguish that i have to tell you today an nypd sergeant was shot and killed while doing his job. he was trying the keep the great people of this city safe. >> john: new york city police are mourning the loss of a sergeant killed in the line of duty.

police say the incident occurred friday in the bronx as police were searching for a suspect in a home invasion. new york city's top cop says two officers found the suspect inside a vehicle. >> as officers approached the vehicle, which was stopped at 1575 bronx river avenue, the suspect, identified as manuel roales, 35 years old, fired at the officers with a .45-calibre semi-automatic handgun. >> john: officers returned fire, hitting the suspect. that suspect was killed as well as the sergeant. the other officer hit is in stable condition at a city hospital. >> the city is in mourning. and the family of the nypd is in mourning, and particularly all the men and women of the 43 precinct are in mourning right now, the loss of a very good man, a devoted man, man who committed his life to protecting all of us. >> john: the sergeant killed was a 19-year veteran of the nypd. he's survived by his wife and three-year-old son. in the newsroom, job cuoco, 7news night team.

stabbing in rutgers university in new jersey this afternoon. officials placed school on lockdown after two students were stabbed. the suspected attacker was injured and has been taken into custody. the condition of the victim still unknown at this time. this happening at the business school on rutgers' new brunswick campus. >> election day only four days away. and new hampshire is the center of attention. >> we're going to win the great state of new hampshire. >> it's so important to turn out on tuesday so w hampshire blue up and down. >> adam: a granite state tug-of-war. in the race for the white house. ism hillary clinton sharing the stage with wig stars tonight. beyonc?, jay-z and others performing at a rally for clinton in cleveland. earlier today you saw daughter chelsea. secretary clinton called on her to drum up support in new hampshire, which is a state that could swing tuesday's election potentially.

clinton campaign. >> ryan: clinton pulled out all the stops, including having weeon say and jay-z hold a continueser. >> are you red this? make some noise. >> ryan: hillary clinton rolling out the star power. beyonc? and jay-z putting on a continues it to support her. ? tell the storm i'm new ? >> ryan: beyonc? trying to fire up clinton supporters. >> i want seeing a woman lead our country. and know that her possibilities are limitless, and that is why i'm with her. >> ryan: hillary clinton spent the day trying the rally voters in states that president obama won easily, like pennsylvania. >> this is one of those make-or-breck moments for the united states. >> ryan: she's now in a fight for michigan, and she's counting on big names, like the president who tried the keep the calm in north carolina calm today as

supporter. >> i told you to be focused. you're not focused right now. don't move. >> ryan: it's also a very close race in new hampshire. our poll shows the two tied. that's where daughter chelsea was today, telling supporters they can't just sit on the sideline. >> i really feel this is the most important presidential election during my lifetime. i'll do everything i possibly can the make the case about why i think we have to donald trump and elect my mom. >> ryan: clinton trying to stay on message, but tonight many are talking about a comment bill clinton made about melania's speech. >> cyber bullying is a terrible thing. i thought, yeah, especially if it's done at 3:00 a.m. against a former miss universe by a guy running for president. >> ryan: it's a busy weekend for hillary clinton, who will spend most of her time going between those battleground states.

schulteis, 7news night team. >> adam: donald trump headed to pennsylvania today, where he trails in the polls. kimberly bookman has more. >> kimberly: donald trump is traveling from coast to coast with an emphasis on getting white working-class voters to the polls. he ended this day in pennsylvania. ? i'm proud to be an american ? >> kimberly: in pennsylvania, donald trump works a big crowd. >> i didn't have to bring j-lo or jay-z, the only way she gets anybody. i'm here all by myself. >> kimberly: the republican plans to hit nevada and michigan and new hampshire, one of the states he considers important and winnable. >> we're going to win the great state of new hampshire. and we are going to win back the white house. >> kimberly: trump campaigned in the granite state friday and will be back again monday. new hampshire's former governor appealing to reluctant republicans to vote the ticket.

usual, pick the next president of the united states. >> kimberly: with days to go, trump continues to bash clinton. >> you're doing this stuff for 35 years. why does she need so much debate prep? i felt guilty. how much do you have to learn? >> kimberly: he argues a hillary clinton presidency would be weighed down with controversy and corruption. >> she's likely to be under investigation for a long time, concluding in a criminal trial, a president. america deserves that can go to work on day one and get it done. >> kimberly: and former vice presidential candidate sarah palin will help campaign for trump, heading to michigan and north carolina. then on erection eve, trump and running mate mike pence will return to manchester, new hampshire, for a rally. live in the newsroom, kimberly bookman, 7news. >> adam: stay with 7news on air and online. you can get updates on whdh.com and the 7news phone and tablet apps. >> kim: also from the night

60s. some of us could see forecast over the weekend. let's check that forecast with meteorologist rob eicher. >> rob: officially it's just the cape under the frost advisory, but temperatures will be cold enough to see forecast just about anywhere across our area as we head through the overnight hours. only the cape qualifies for the actual advisory, but temperature-wise we'll be there. in fact, we're ten, 15, 20 degrees colder than we were at this same point last night. so already much colder and 43 in norwood. 27 in current temperature in orange. we have another probably five or ten degrees of cooling to go. part of the reason is skies are clear. when you have clear skies, the temperatures drop very quickly during overnight hours. down to about 36 in boston. mid-20s in some of the cooler suburbs. we're back with the rest of the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> adam: right now it's demolition day along route 128 in needham. drivers are concerned about delays. crews are tearing down the

work will last all through the weekend. the night team's tim caputo is live near construction in needham nch and it looks and sounds like it's already begun,. >> tim: three hours worth of work has been done so far. you might be able to hear off in the distance behind me some of the kruk that's going on as they tear down this old bridge. the cars come this way are coming off the highway. this will last all weekend long. demolition is under way and so are the delays. fridat slow moving on the side roads around route 128 in needham as crews start their weekend-long task of tearing down the old highland avenue bridge. the new bridge that goes over 128 connects needham and newton and is already built. but the department of transportation needs to tear down the old one so they decided to do it in one fell swoop, using the entire weekend for demolition. traffic is already being diverted onto side roads, and saturday afternoon 128 will be closed in both directions for several hours. that could cause huge back-ups here this weekend.

the plague. >> yes, it's awful. it's an awful disaster having central avenue out and this bridge out. >> tim: it's rare to have an entire highway closed down in both directions, but as workers tear down the bridge that's over the highway, it's their only option. most people we spoke with knew this weekend would be a mess over here, so they'll try to avoid the area. others who have to be here are planning ahead. >> i have to drop my son off around the corner for work tomorrow, so i don't know with elliot bridge being closed and this being closed, i don't know how i'm going to get him there. >> tim: are you planning for tons of extra time? >> tons of extra time. i'll probably leave at least 45 minutes to an hour early. >> tim: live out here now, construction trucks are on the highway. you see traffic moving up the exit ramp and then back down the entrance ramp the get back on to 128. that's what they're doing now as they work on the northbound side. the bridge covering that portion of the road, the other side they'll get working on, on saturday evening.

detours all weekend long. the plan here is to have all of this reopen by monday morning. that's the latest live from needham, tim caputo, 7news night team. >> christa: a man rushed to the hospital after he was hit by a becomes truck in haverhill. witnesses say the man was wearing headphones and crossing river street on the crosswalk when the truck hit him. the driver did stop and try to help the victim. >> kim: a falmouth man in court accused of attacking officers afterrist arrest. officers arresting 38-year-old russell pena after after they arrested him, officers took him to the station and that's when they say he pulled out a baggie of heroin from his pants, broke it open, and threw it at the officers, hitting one of them in the face. those officers were treated and released. >> adam: boston police releasing the image of this man in connection with an attempted kidnapping. if you have information about who he is, contact them right

the female victim was able to get away from him and wasn't hurt in the incident. >> kim: up next, talk about a good call. >> adam: a sox player reaches out to one little girl who is a hunting fan. >> most of the weekend should be dry, but a few sprinkles here and. there i'll show you where we can get some rain coming up. >> kim: and a big night for

gwhen 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... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room

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. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. ism a red sox star answering the call of a young girl who happened to be a super fan, cute as button. she sent jackie bradley, jr., a letter, some pictures and her phone number. >> adam: she never thought she'd hear from him until someone left an unexpected e-mail. >> this is jackie bradley, jr. >> adam: no, this is not a joke. this is an actual voice mail message an 11-year-old maine

>> i greatly appreciate my letter, my pictures. >> adam: it comes after sarah bevin of south berwick maine wrote him a fan letter. she drew pictures and gave him her phone number. >> i wanted to write him a letter and see if he replied, but i never knew that he would actually call me. >> adam: her interest in the police officer started after going to a game back in 2015 and seeing how he interacted with his teammates. >> whenever he was around them, say good job. he just seemed really nice. >> adam: since then he -- she went to a public event. where he all the graphed a baseball. she wanted him to know she's his biggest fan. jackie bradley, jr., responded with an e-mail and left his own number so the two could connect. her dad recorded the breathless conversation. >> it's so good to talk to you. >> it's good talking to you, as well. how was your day today?

>> christa: simple words that showed a young girl kindness and what it means to appreciate one another. >> well, he is very nice and kind. like he seems like he cares about other people. >> adam: a casual friend. sarah's grandfather used to write fan letters to sports figures, so she's following in his foot steps. bradley said he'd be happy to she her around if he made it to fenway next year. >> kim: i bet they make it to fenway next year. >> adam: maybe they can bring that black lab, too. >> kim: cute. very cute. there's a lesson for all right. rob is standing by with your weekend forecast. >> rob: no doubt. a decent-looking weekend. a teeny, tiny, ever so slight chance of rain. mainly a sprinkle here and there tomorrow. another slight chance on sunday. sunday mainly the case. bone-dry for monday and tuesday. over all, election-day forecast looks good. if you're debateing to go to the polls early or late, it will be chilly in the morning but very mile by november standards in the afternoon and evening some

that's your better bet. 43 in boston. 33 in norwood. currently on the cool side. 30 in jaffrey. 34 in fitchburg. and part of the reason is whef you get clear skies and calm winds, temperatures just tumble as soon as the sun sets. that's the case. winds are a lot lighter now than they were earlier in the day when we were getting guests of 20 to 25mph. skies are fairly clear. we're kind of in between two systems. there's the front that brought us a little rain and the cloud cover yesterday. maker. another little weak frontal boundary just making it into new york. with that, you do see a few clouds and a few sprinkles. so that will bring the clouds back into here as we head enter tomorrow. so tomorrow won't be quite as bright and sunny as it was out there today. maybe not as dry. the green areas will be areas likely to see rain. this is not a washout by any means. just a sprinkle or two here or. there really not expecting any measurable rain whatsoever. don't let this slight chance for

overall the day looks pretty good. evening hours i think will be dry. best chance for any sprinkles, if we see them at all. would be in the morning into the early afternoon hours. little different on sunday. the breeze comes back. breezy today. it will be calm tomorrow. and then breezy again on sunday. sunday the winds will be out of the north-northwest, and that cold wind blowing across the still relatively warm water could lead to some ocean-effect sprinkles, primarily for the cape on sunday. but again, other than that, is just a little cooler than average. don't forget. set your clocks back one hour, saturday might into sunday. that means this weekend is one hour longer than every other weekend of the year. that's the upside. the doesn't side is sun sets just after 4:30 sunday afternoon. 54 on monday. low to mid-60s on tuesday. cools off just a bit for wednesday. and then we're already back into the 60s for thursday. looking ahead to veterans day, not bad. mid to upper 50 was partly sunny

not bad at all. a baseball brew fit for one of fen wi's finest. sam adams debuting the limited edition of big hopi. it's a double i.p.a. only on sale tonight. fans lined up for a taste. big papi wasn't, there but he's aware of this new brew. >> i haven't, but i will. they're hitting me with a lot of things right nowen i'm so thankful for everything, the way everything i always appreciate things. >> adam: all proceeds from the beer sold tonight will benefit the david ortiz children's fund. you heard him say they're hitting him with a lot of things. he couldn't make it to the brewery because he was being honored with this papi painting. check it out. he partnered with a famous artist to create the painting. it is a tribute to his career with the red sox. >> this was like unbelievable,

always a pleasure, you know, to have artists like my friend right here doing things like that. i mean, it's a lot of work putting a piece like that together. >> adam: ortiz signed the painting. you see the famous autograph. and it will be auctioned off to benefit the celebrities for charity foundation. >> adam: a corn maze, a statue, a painting, a beer. probably missing a few things. >> i'm sure there will be more to come. >> adam: sports is coming up next, and chelsea, they're partying like it's 1908 in chicago. >> chelsea: they sure are. up next, bourque plays productivity coming to an all-time low in chicago. we'll show you why an entire city made it a three-day weekend. and the red sox can add bench coach to their off-season shopping list. tory lovullo heading west. we have details on his desert

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i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask for your vote. >> and now time forren 7 spowrts with chelsea mcdonald. >> chelsea: when mike hayes took the rains in arizona, it

out who he'd pick as a new skipper. sure enough, he took tory lovullo with him to manage the diamondbacks. the former red sox bench coach gets a three-year keel with the snakes and will be formally introduced on monday. lovullo was considered by many to be the fallback for john farrell if dave dombrowski wanted to make a move but instead tries to turn around a ball club that's lost at least 93 games two of the last three seasons. and the team everybody is throwing a party 108 years in the making in chicago. the cubs and an estimated five million of their closest friends packing the streets of the second city for world series celebration so massive it had theo epstein thinking back to some other rolling rallies he's experienced. >> it exceeded my wildest expectations by about tenfold, and, you know, it was way bigger than boston.

great. i think equal amounts of passion, but just the size of the city, this was overwhelming. >> chicago! look what the boys got me. [cheering and applause] >> chelsea: and off days are always sweeter coming off a win. you can bet the bruins were flat-out basking in the glow of a perfect 3-0 road trip. from the garden, and claude julien says the schedule is allowing his guys a chance to grow together. >> it's in the a bad thing to start on the road. it's given us some time to get to know each other. it's given us an opportunity to worry about how hard we want to work versus how good we need to look. and sometimes that's one of those things that happens at home. you want the look good. you want to try to bring your plays. so i think we've done a good job

pretty good. >> play of the day brought to you by capital one. >> chelsea: friday night action. kenny young's first carry of the game is going to go for a while. 72 yards to the painted grass. redhawks steam roll the chippewas, and young's express trip to the end zone gets our play of the day. and the montreal canadiens suffer their first regulation loss of the season in a big way. the habs skunked 10-0 by the blue jackets tht the worst loss in franchise history. that's sports. ouch. >> kim: thank you, chelsea. >> adam: here's jimmy with what's coming up next on "the tonight show." >> dana carvey is my guest tonight. music from alicia keys and thank you notes. it's a great show.

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>> adam: a busy but great week spending it with you. do you have weekend plans? >> kim: a few lacrosse games. i might go over to your house for a chicago dog. >> adam: oh, yeah? >> kim: maybe. if i was invited. >> adam: i was talking about that. >> kim: three important things to remember this weekend, stay away from the needham exit of 128. >> adam: oh, yeah. >> kim: don't forget to fall back with the clocks. and make sure you he fantastic weekend, everybody. see you monday. >> adam: and a safe one. good night. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything.

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