an attempted kidnapping in roxbury. police asking for the public's help. emily: sera congi is live in roxbury where parents are on edge. sera: they are. parents are concerned and the victim's family as well as police hoping anyone with information will come forward. the journey to school begins early in this roxbury neighborhood. this attempted kidnapping near a bus stop, parents are more watchful than ever. >> for something to happen in your backyard like this is terrible. sera: boston police say at the corner of blue hill avenue in brooklyn street a young girl walking alone was grabbed before 6:30 tuesday morning. the stepfather of the victim says she managed to get away with the help of a bystander. >> punched him and she started screaming. person of interest hoping someone can identify him and potentially help solve the crime. >> please report him. sera: parents at the bus stop near where the incident happened say kids should never be alone. >> children should not be walking to the bust up by themselves. >> concerned parent because you have a lot of kids who come out here alone. probably not the best thing. sera: the girl is said to be around 12 years old. she was shaken but not injured. her stepfather said she was insistent she go to school. erika: breaking news just been. police investigating a report a woman sexually assaulted on a bike path in marblehead. salem police are helping in the investigation as we get new information we will bring it to found in south austin. the man's remains were discovered after 7:00 this morning in marine park. police say there's no obvious cause of death including if he may have been the victim of a crime. police have identified the school bus driver involved in yesterdays crash in quincy. they say mark woods was behind the wheel when the bus lost control hit a fire hydrant and poll, an suv and finally a house. children on the bus were brought to hospitals for minor injuries. the principal or assistant principal at bern is any elementary school will ride the bus each morning and afternoon until the students feel safe. erika: to everett or firefighters are investigating the cause of this fire at two multifamily homes. flames started before 11:00 last night on floyd street and fled -- and spread to a neighboring triple-decker. 10 people were left homeless. after plummeting through a concrete floor at his home. hundreds of pounds of concrete dangled over his head. the man who was rescued his home recovering and is doing ok. he did not want to go on camera but his wife said that he does want to express his gratitude. antoinette: it was not what topsfield firefighters expected when they heard the call for a porch collapse. >> floor, you would imagine that underneath the concrete floor there was probably to or some type of support system. just a big cavern. antoinette: a man trapped with trunks of concrete surrounding him. after the cement floor at his screened in porch gave way. >> it was dark and wet. no lighting or exit. antoinette: the man had his cell phone and was able to call 911. with hundreds of pounds of unstable concrete overhead. >> making sure we did not disturb the porch so it did not fall on top of them. antoinette: they lowered themselves in and pulled the man out in a rescue basket. the entire operation taking about 20 minutes. why was that underground space there in the first place? they did not know it was that deep underneath. i'm a big anyone would've expected that to be underneath there. antoinette: the building inspector was called up during the rescue. they are trying to figure out how and why all of this happened. emily: the mother addressed the driver accused of going the wrong way on 495 in the borough is speaking out. she tells the globe fountain person -- just started her dream job working at a treatment center in bridgewater. also getting a look at burson dozen four. her license was suspended once for failing to -- failing to pay a citation. person was killed when she's bed head on into a car with four college students inside. police hope tests could shed on the crash. erika: it's chilly out there today. not quite as windy and sure is pretty. cindy: parts of the northeast going to som chicago area is moving toward us . i think by this time tomorrow we will see precipitation across new england. out ahead of that system it is in the 30's right now. toronto, syracuse up into quebec. temperatures only in the 40's. as this comes in there will be some snow with it. snow moving into the berkshires and there will be accumulation. parts of northern new england rainstorm. one or two flakes in the hilly terrain in worcester county. high-pressure slowing everything down so we do have the sunshine. most of us looking at a lot of blue sky. notice the clouds on the outer cape. ocean affect clouds. the cold air and wind blowing over that relatively warmer water creating clouds and giving us a windchill effect. now in the worcester area. in the 20's this morning. 46 in boston. temperatures only climb a couple more degrees. upper 40's in the next few hours. sunshine mixed with clouds. 5:45 the temperatures plummet in we are back down into the 30's and even some 20's tonight. emily: hillary clinton and donald trump back on the stump voting. trump moving onto north carolina were some polls have the pair tied. stephanie rommel's -- stephanie ramos. stephanie: trump celebrating his new hotel in d.c.. on the west coast his star on the hollywood walk of fame is taking a beating but not for the first time. the star now destroyed. a day before the x apprenticed host was obamacare. >> it's killing our businesses. our small businesses. it's killing individuals. stephanie: and then taunting joe biden over the behind the gym comment. >> did you see were biden wants to take me to the back of the barn? i'd love that. stephanie: trump is in the middle of the different fight between fox news anchor megyn kelly and newt gingrich. trumps female accusers. >> tips of your show recently. you're fascinated with sex and you don't care about public policy. that's what i get out of watching you tonight. >> mr. speaker are not vaccinated by sex but i am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the oval office. stephanie: hillary clinton plus final fundraiser for 2016 was last night in miami. sign state for another day -- sunshine state for another day. encouraging voters to get out and vote early. poll show clinton leading among likely voters. >> i'm not taking anything for granted. stephanie: with today being hillary clinton's 69th birthday staff are not taking anything for granted either. to new england later this week. he will hold a rally at the radisson hotel in manchester on friday. the republican nominee's eighth trip to this key battleground states as the primary. erika: getting a new look at what drivers will face when open tolling takes effect. an animation from mast. showing with the tollbooths look like now. starting this weekend all of that will change. traffic funnel to the side of the toll plaza as crews start tearing down boots filling will work on the outside boots channeling traffic through the middle-of-the-road. here are the dates to remember. open tolling goes live friday meaning no more cash at saturday the new traffic patterns kick in and sunday the toll plazas start coming down. hundreds of state troopers will be deployed to direct drivers. emily: new passenger screening detect explosives components at security checkpoints. tsa says unlike traditional canines these can detect explosives concealed on the body or concealed and a passenger's property. erika: the manhunt intensifying for a murder suspect on the run from police. new details about additional crimes he reportedly planned to carry out. emily: a plane full of passengers to after dozens of crew members get sick. why travelers are venting frustrations. cindy: traffic tracking rain that will start for some of us tomorrow. timeline and strong winds. erika: no advice for coping with -- new advice for coping with autism. great price on this boneless chicken! yeahno bones about it.es. 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wanted to target. advances wanted for murdering two relatives also accused of shooting a police officer in the foot sunday night before he was hit twice. vance was last seen monday about 30 miles from the texas border. the people reportedly on his hit list are being protected while the search for vance continues. horrible story at a new jersey. a father dead, his young children alive after he jumped miraculously the one and three-year-old brothers survived. police say they received a frantic 911 call from john sp icken's home monday night. erika: british airways is trying to determine the cause of a mystery illness on board one of its planes. had to be after 25 crew members fell ill. no passengers got sick. marci: the crew of this jumbo jet became sick but not the passengers. marci: the double-decker plane was more than 400 passengers on board was heading from san francisco to london yesterday when emergency was declared. british airways says there's no evidence of that. the pilots announcing the would have to land. to had to vancouver which is better equipped to handle the jumbo jet. >> crying. marci: you see firefighters walking through inspecting the plane. 11 crew members reported being sick. all 25 were hospitalized as >> sometimes these things are difficult. maybe they react one way. maybe you can't pin down that fume. maybe it was something coming from the cargo hold and it was just momentary. emily: busch gardens tampa bay has closed a river rapids ride after four people were killed on a similar ride at this amusement park in australia. the congo river rapids was shut down yesterday as a precaution. similar to the thunder river rapids ride which malfunctioned in australia yesterday throwing two people to the ground in trapping two others inside. erika: toyota recalling nearly 6 million more vehicles with faulty to cut airbags. the recall includes toyota's corolla and it's bits and yards hatchbacks. a 2010 recall. to cut a has admitted its airbags could explode after exposure to hot conditions spending -- sending shrapnel the faulty inflator's. most in the u.s. emily: winter conditions persisting at the top of the northeast is highest peak. snow, gusty wind, breezing fog pummeling not washington for days. we won't see anything like that here. some parts of our area, the western part could see snow. cindy: snow will accumulate in the berkshires. the higher up you are the better north will be loving this. these of the wind chill's right now. it is called. the -- it is cold. it does not feel like october outside. you can see the temperatures early this morning we are down in the 20's the worcester county and even in boston. we did it down into the 30's. the first time that has happened since april 25. it has been a while since we have been that cold. it's still pretty chilly. the deep blue cumulus clouds building over the city. 46 degrees. we've come up 11 degrees this morning. wind under 10 miles per hour sustained. we're still gusting especially on the cape. up over 20 miles per hour. the current temperatures. everybody in the 40's. don't expect it to get much milder. another degree or two and that should be about it for high mid 40's for the north shore down to the cape and low 40's at the worcester county. as you look to the north and west it's still even colder there that it is here so that's why despite the sunshine it's been tough to warm things up throughout the morning hours. high pressure to our west. this is going to hold off this next system for about another 24 hours or so. a good slug of rain's shifting out of chicago toward cleveland. game two of the world they moved the game back to get more of it in before the rain is heavy in the area. the rest of the afternoon you can see a good amount of clear sky and we should hang onto that as we move forward. noticing the wind of around 10 to 15 miles per hour. they will step down once the sun goes down and light wind tonight and the lack of cloud cover early on going to the temperatures drop. once we get beyond midnight clouds will fill in from the west while onshore wind the 20's and 30's just after midnight in temperatures may actually start to rise toward morning. chilly, dry for your thursday morning commute and then we watch the system spread in with rain and snow. primarily for those higher elevations of the mountains of western maine, adirondacks. a sizable snowstorm and there could be a couple of inches through the berkshires as well. locally good soaking rain on the order of about an inch or so of water. this will help of the drought situation. morning commute looks ok. by lunchtime tomorrow here comes the snow toward the berkshires. highest elevations of worcester county macy somewhat snowflakes of the offset. ethically football over terrain. -- for over -- i think we flip over to rain. morning 40 to 50 mile per hour's along the coastline. still some gusts over 20 miles per hour through the afternoon. drying things out on friday. 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