tom tom menino's son the first years after his dad's death. shut down why the fire department 0ed this frightful . >>> tonight we are getting our first look ever at the rarest whale in the world. this is video captured off the coast of madagascar. whistle oceanographic says scientists have though idea how many exist. that a live whale has ever been spot. the fish at the new england aquarium got a treat for halloween. little updated scenery here. jack-o-lanterns in the giant ocean tank. from what we could tell seemed everybody there liked the addition. we have much more still ahead from the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> first on wbz a school let a man in over and over who is thousand suspected of stealing from teachers. tonight the changes to that school's security. >>> cooled off quite a bit but still feeling pretty good outside will it last through hall wasn't a look at your trick-or-treat forecast. >>> a haunted maze shut down as a safety rick. >> now the owner fights to save the fright. >>> a wbz exclusive, tom menino's son one year after boston lost the legendary mayor. >> what do you miss the most? >> phone calls. number is never going away. >>> now at 6:00 a story you saw first on wbz a man suspected of stealing from a school and the staff let him in over and over again. tonight the school is taking steps to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> the man used to service the school's air-conditioning. he lost that job, but no one told the school. workers kept letting him in the front door. beth germano is live in cohasset. reporter: prosecutors say it was all too easy for anthony binsfield who entered deer hill elementary school sign in and roam the hallways and enter empty classrooms. he is charged with trespassing but is he also a thief? school officials say anthony binsfield signed in at deer hill elementary school tuesday morning to work on the heating system. they recognized him because he had worked there before. what prosecutors say at the

tom menino. his success s says or marty walsh held a moment of silence this afternoon at city hall. tonight city hall will be tribute. also remembering the late mayor his son tom menino, jr. in an jon keller. >> what do you miss the most? >> phone calls you know. i have him on my phone still the number's never going away. reporter: for tom menino, jr. the calls from hi father are no more. the legacy endures through the warm memories of others. >> my daughter went an got her license was over in dorchester and the lady who did it after we were all done he said i met your father twice he gave me an award he was a great guy. i've met its i've met the dalai lama coming from the regular person that works that he was out supporting trying to make boston better for that means a lot more to us. reporter: for tom, jr.'s two daughters and son and sister susan's three kids, their papa's lessons live on in their commitment to community volunteerism. >> when they were old enough to get in the car with him and go they did it. and you know what they like we want to do it. that's what he was to us. that's what we want to do. we want to keep that alive for him. reporter: regret

j wcvb.com >> tom menino was fond of saying he was not a visionary, adding that visionaries do not get anything done. janet: the present of boston university said that tom menino was a visionary. the proof is the skylight. a website launched today will be the first for his archive of memories. angela sees the irony of his legacy on the internet. >> yes, issues are issues. janet: she said the demographics of the city may have changed but he believed face-to-face with the best read on how to runa a city. >> tom used to stop at a couple of coffee shops on the way to work. it was not because he wanted to drink coffee but because he wanted to know what people were thinking about. i grew up in city hall. basically, i was in high school and now my kids are graduating from high school. it is just wonderful, wonderful memories we can share with everybody. one of my favorite pictures is him and bill clinton. bill clinton is belly laughing. the two of them, it' s hysterical. >> the dnc. i know he was trying to get that for years and years and years. that was his big goal. he pulled it off. janet: many of these items will make it to the website but there are one th

. >>> city of boston remembering tom menino friday marked a year since his death. city hall lit up in green in his honor. tom menino led the city of boston for 20 years. he passed away at the age of 71 just months after retiring from >>> still ahead on 7news. it's the spookiest night of the year. it's not just about the candy. saw some are being creative with those okay, so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios" but why? well, right now for a limited deal from fios. the 100% fiber optic network. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 megs. so whatever speed you need, fios has it. get 50 meg fios internet tvnd phone starting at $79.99 a month. and get $300 back with a this is your last chance. offer ends november 7th. >> saturday morning everyone. the wind out of the west three miles an hour. it's a very light wind that we have in place. it's good news. doesn't add extra chill to the atmosphere. 29 in bedford. 27 norwood. we will watch the temperature jump up a bit as we get the sunshine. i don't expect much of breeze today. worcester a little bit of breeze at the airpo

tom menino. yesterday marked one year since the long-time mayor's death. mayor menino's memory and legacy is living on. his son tom pen nino, jr. is giving us a closer look at how he spoke exclusively to our jon >> reporter: what do you miss the most? >> the phone calls, you know? i have them on my phone still. the number's never going away. >> reporter: for tom menino, jr., the calls from his father are no more, but the legacy endures in part from the warm memories from others. >> my daughter went and got her license and was over in dorchester. the lady who did it, said i met your father twice. he gave me an award. your father was a great guy. you know what? i have met presidents and met the dalai lama and a lot of people in this world. coming from them is one thing but coming from the regular people who he was out working making boston better for, that means more to us. >> reporter: for tom's kids, the lessons live on in their commitment to community volunteerism. >> from when they were old enough to get in the car with him and go, they did it. you know what? they're like, we want to do it. that's what he was to

tom menino. >> this morning, jon keller looks at the impact he had on >> reporter:: today at 2:30, boston mayor walsh will observe a moment of silence to mark the fist anniversary of the passing of tom menino. it is a typically classy move by the mayor and recognition of how significant menino's legacy is to the city and its people. a legacy walsh is continuing in many ways. in the 12 months since his death, other cities around the country have experienced civil unrest over claims of police brutality, but in boston, when touchy situations do occur, there's a solid connection between police and the community to help ease tension. that's part of the menino legacy. other cities continue to struggle with economic blight. boston isn't quite paradise for everyone yet, but when you hear more complaints about construction-related traffic and parking problems than a lack of jobs and investments, that's good news. and that's part of the menino legacy, too. some cities suffer with mayors who are inaccessible to the press and wouldn't know a sense of humor if they fell over it. by contrast, mayor walsh is readily available and has proven he can take a joke and give one, too. that's the example menino set. other way. one year later, nen nino's passing still -- menino's passing still evokes deep regret. i had my clashes with the mayor over the years but thoroughly decades. love with his city and its people. i know i'm just one of many who miss him, the truth is, he's still with us every time we look around and reflect on what a great city boston is. if you'd like to share a memory of mayor menino, write me at caller@wbz-tv with the com -- keller@wbztv.com. >>> wind resorts is changing plans for the hotel resort in everett. wynn officials said they would be eliminating a nightclub. they would replace it with expanded convention facilities and smaller high-end lounge. the resort would also eliminate 800 parking spots. meanwhile, the city of somerville filed a legal challenge yesterday on environmental grounds. >>> 5:19 on your friday morning. straight ahead, more on the pats' big win over the dolphins. >> plus a special honor for one former pats star. why willie mcginest was honoredp. >> these ladies are homeless, and we'll take you to the local salon that's helping them feel >>> welcome back. when you leave the hair salon with a fresh hairdo? >> my mom is a hairdresser and knows what it's like to make women look and feel good. >> reporter: most of us have had what we would describe as a bad hair day but have you ever had to wash your hair in a gas station sink or go for weeks without having to wash it or cut it at all? that is the plight of many homeless women. we take to you green tangerine salon for this edition of robi on the road. [music] >> reporter: under the soothing warm water at the salon sink, most women are thinking of when the kid needs to be at soccer practice. this lady has something else on her mind. >> my husband was killed last year, and i'm going to go see my husband's grave. >> reporter: melanie can't looked in the mirror and liked who was looking back at her. what's daily life like for you? >> it's tough. i live in a shelter. it's tough. >> reporter: most of the women live in shelters. this mother and her emotionally disabled daughter have somehow survived on the street. sheila has a black eye. she says she took a fall, but her face is not the part of her appearance she's worried about. >> if your hair isn't right, i think your whole day isn't right. you know the bad hair day thing? >> reporter: the sailists at green tangerine specialize in turning around bad hair days. in this case, they do so much more. once a month, they open their doors, offer their scissors and their blow dryers and is up port to the homeless women of boston. >> i'm so grateful. >> reporter: when was the last time this woman had her hair done? >> this is my first time since i was a teenager. >> it's always nice to help people who want to help themselves. >> reporter: all of the hairdressers volunteer time and skill. they come in on their days off to make the ladies feel beautiful for free. >> it's good giving back, especially with the women who don't have much. it fills your heart and to help people out. >> sometimes when you see getting your hair done can change your life, all of a sudden, it's so cliche. it really can because you give these women a little more confidence. they feel better about themselves. >> reporter: then there's the moment when your friends notice at lunch. >> you look absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: you know what else is beautiful? these ladies are having a delicious hot meal courtesy of the women's lunch place in the back bay. elizabeth keely who runs the women's lunch place told me too often homeless women are invisible to the public. >> it's sad. they've all had lives, and they've had misfortunes that have resulted in their being here. we treat them as if they are the best, the brightest, and most beautiful because many of them are. >> reporter: these women get the chance to feel beautiful at least for one day. [ applause ] >> reporter: so one of the women comes up, hugs me and says hello, stranger. i didn't know who she was. i went to high school with her. she said to me, look it but by the grace of god, most people are one paycheck away from that. >> a woman going into the salon and getting her hair done is worth more than anything. >> you said your mom's a hairdresser so she gets that feeling all of the time. >> growing up, i remember people coming over all of the time and going to her salon. she worked on must bury street for 30-something years. you think about these women. i think the stylists probably get so much out of that experience. >> very emotional. >> the name of the salon again? >> thank you, robi. >>> still to come, dozens of students from a lowell middle school get sick. the search to find out what happened and when the school reopens. >> much more from gillette stadium on the pats' latest victory plus a special honor for one former player. >> plus, running for a cause. how one of the marathon bombing >>> right now at 5:30, another win for the pats as we roll over to the pats at gillette. >> a lowell middle school reopening after dozens of schools get sick. the investigation to find out what caused it. >> and a deadly accident in oxford now sparking change. the safety features being added to one of the state's most dangerous stretches of road. >>> good morning. it is 5:30 right now. great to have you with us. i'm kathryn hauser. congratulations. it's friday. workweek. tomorrow is halloween. >> getting into the spooky spirit. >> didn't feel like it yesterday. >> it was so warm out yesterday, it was crazy. >> bizarre almost. >> it felt more like the beginning of september. summer was a little humid, too. >> you and me both. i have the windows down. it was quite nice. for this time of the year, 52 in boston. a lot of 40s on the map. the only issue will only be going up by 5, 10 degrees. satellite radar shows the skies are clear. grab the shades as you head out the door. sunrise going up at 7:14. a couple of building clouds and that is about it. sunny and cool. the west turns to the northwest this afternoon. a little bit breezy. temperatures in the mid-50s for the midday lunch hour and staying mostly clear and quiet. sunset at 5:40. temperatures in the lower 50s all of the day tails are coming up. let's get you on the road. hi, robi. >> let's take a live look over that's always busy. right now, heavy volume quincy to boston. 128 southbound already bumper stretch. checking the north, seeing only really one problem spot right now. 93 southbound in the andover stretch heavy and slow between 495 and 133. chris, kathryn? >>> checking our top stories, a lowell middle school where several students got sick will be back open this morning. crews spent the night scrubbing down and testing the sullivan middle school. the building was evacuated yesterday. five students were sent to the hospital after dozens got sick. officials think this might have been because of a virus in the school. >>> a plymouth man is facing charges for sneaking into a school and stealing from teachers there. police say anthony binsfeld was fired but held onto his uniform and used it to gain access into two schools in cohasset where he is accused of stealing property from two different teachers. the school does not believe any students were ever in danger. >>> the other big story of the day, the pats who rolled over the dolphins last night at gillette. >> live in foxboro with the team's reaction to another 7-0. >> we don't want to jinx them but they are pulling away from the pack a little bit, distinguishing themselves with this perfect season, 7-0 so far. last night it was 36-7. they had an easy time with that game last night. tom brady leading as he has all season. throwing three touchdowns, two to julian edleman. fans packed in because of the both fans and players are feeling the pressure and say they have to take this one game at a time. >> just tray to hammer away and take care of the little things. take care of your fundamentals, nutrition, the weight room. you have to stay in the same routine. you have to put coaching staff and good leaders to show us how to do that. >> we have room for improvement. weep want to, you know, take these next couple of days and watch the film and get better. >> we're only seven games through, so we've still got a lot of work to do. >> reporter: the last perfect season, of course, as many of you remember was back in 2007. that year, they were 16-0 and did lose in the super bowl so they've got a long season ahead. we're live at gillette stadium. susie steimle, wbz this morning. >>> this special moment happened during halftime last night. the team honoring willie mcginest for hi