43 degrees. upper 30s in norwood and bedford and out toward worcester only 35. we are still at risk for seeing temperatures downwards by a couple of degrees before that warm-up starts. metro west into the suburbs. mid- to upper 30s likely here at both 6 a.m., at 8 a.m., we are going to hit rock bottom around 3:00. back into the lower 40s by 10 a.m. it noontime, mid- to upper 40s and ble here this afternoon. it is going to be another breezy day. 44 to 50 degrees what you are dressing for later this afternoon. november-like high temperatures. turning breezy. the wind gusts i am expecting in a cup of minutes. julie is back with live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, things nice and light on route 1. 93 south. south of the pike moving along without any trouble. 25 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass to the leverett connector. just coming up on 4:02 this tuesday morning. we are following breaking news. a 16-year-old wanted for murder has been captured overnight. fox25 reported over the weekend that jayden smith was the youngest person after on massachusetts's most wanted list. the teen was captured late last night in fall river. accused of gunning down a man in fall river back in july and police told fox25 he was suspected in anothech smith is due in court this morning. a lawsuit is filed against a driver who crashed in front of a newton business. the story was breaking last night during our 11:00 newscast. the husband of the woman killed in the sweet tomatoes crash is suing the driver of her death. eleanor miele and another man was killed when casler's car hit the restaurant in march. five lives cut authority in college student in another car were all killed in the fiery head-on crash. today, police will officially release their names but some of them have already been identified by their families. malini basu spoke to the boy's -- the boys' devastated fathers. >> reporter: family and friends, he hugged, they cried, set off white balloons for the young men just starting their college lives. >> talking about hanging out again and stuff. >> reporter: jordan galvin kraig diggs and jordan fisher and his roommate were in this car. a wrong-way driver a 31-year-old from the fall river area slammed into them killing everyone. it was in middleborough. >> gone since last night and i will never see them again. >> reporter: fisher's on and his roommate headed to worcester state. the other two boys in the same kraig diggs father said he left two family members at the same time. galvin and diggs were cousins. he didn't want to show his face. >> they were maturing. i talked to him on the phone yesterday. an unbelievable task. >> his smile was infectious. everybody loved smichls out working on my truck, and we always come see me before he leaves. he came and saw me. i gave him a and i said drive safely. you guys drive safely. >> reporter: in middleborough, malini basu, fox25 news. >> daniel: of two the victims are barnstable school graduates. they will have counselors in place for students and staff as long as necessary. the wrong-way driver is a 31-year-old driver from fall river. police are trying to determine why she was driving in the wrong direction. in roll overcrash in revere 135 near hill avenue. the 17-year-old driver lost control the car and crashed. the driver and two of his passengers were sent to the hospital. one of the passengers suffered serious injuries. 4:05. expecting the autopsy report of a body pulled from the tyngsboro river believed to be a nashua teen. we have been following this story for days. police are investigating the possibility that the 16-year-old was swept into a storm drain during a downpour. a memorial now stands at the spot where jacob may have fall. people who knew the teen are demanding answers. >> how is that supposed to come up. that should be secured. this shouldn't have happened. >> now the city is taking steps to make sure this never happens again. we will have details on these measures under way coming up in 30 minutes. latest on a deadly trench collapse in boston that killed two construction workers. the company they worked for is listed by the feds as a severe violator of rules meant to keep maddox died on friday when a pipe broke flooding the trench they were in. fox25 first reported that atlantic drain owns tense of thousand of dollars of fines for a history of repeated and willful safety returns. both the district attorney and osha are investigating. mayor marpty wash said there is little boston can do to license private companies working the city it's a free society and we can't tell private people who to >> osha has not said how long the investigation will take. days after fox25 investigates discovered seven level 3 sex offenders living at the same address in dorchester, we fountain know community dealing with the same issue. fox25's bob ward dug deeper into the rules and discovered there is not much that can be done to prevent it. >> i fear for my kids, and i have to protect them too. i am a single parent. i have to keep ions them. want to be identified but she lives near 41 light street in lynn. police tell me that 41 light is a rooming house with up to 30 rooms available to rent. according to the sex offender registry, sick of the men who live here are registered 3 sex offenders most at risk to offend. most have been arrested for forcibly rape of a child and they are living on light street where this mom said she is protecting her kid by keeping her eyes open >> the kid they don't confirm who is standing outside 41. because i do because i know what's in there. >> reporter: there is no regulation in lynn to stop large number sex offenders from living at same address. and even if there was, it would probably be stricken down because last year the s jc threw out lynn's regulations to have them near schools and parks. they are aware of the sex to he all they can do. a frustrating situation. >> if there is a sex offender thriving, there should be some kind of program or something for them. >> reporter: right now those sex offenders are doing nothing wrong. all six of them are registered with the sex offender registry board and as long as they are living where they say they are living. what they are doing is perfectly legal. but neighbors don't like. they say that situation puts their neighborhood, their kids at risk. in lynn, i am bob news. >> daniel: log on to fox25boston.com for reports of what people in dorchester and lynn are doing to protect their children. a former new hampshire boy scout leader charged with rape is out on bail. police arrested eugene parole yesterday. they opened an investigation after multiple victims came forward. we are told at least one of those victims was under the age of 13 at the time. the 68-year-old scoutmaster in the 90s is accused of sexual newfield. >> police are looking to catch the person who used a gun to rob a bank. surveillance pictures showing a person in a skeleton mask. the suspect held up the citizens bank just before broadway and got away in a green bike. officers found money marked with red dye in a nearby parking lot. we are two weeks out from election day and all the candidates continue to head our way. libertarian candidate bill weld is bringing the campaign to push at the army. donald trump is sending his son to campaign in new hampshire. eric trump will meet with supporters and visit local businesses. eric trump's visit comes after hillary clinton and elizabeth warren teamed up to gain support. the event at the college was so big the event had to be moved outside. clinton promised to make college more affordable. touched even the con me, health >> we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever! >> donald trump's campaign released a statement about the rally saying that new hampshire voters are tired of the same old washington corruption and looking to drain the swamp after election day. clinton took on new hampshire, donald trump was looking to gain votes in florida. polls show a close race in florida but trump needs to there to get enough electoral votes to win the general election. trump told his supporters he is ready to take on washington >> the fact that the washington establishment has tried so hard to stop our campaign is only more proof that our campaign represents the kind of change that only arrives once in a lifetime. >> the latest polls show hillary clinton with a 3 point started voting yesterday. the first time ever ever the state of florida allowed early voting. people around the state lined up to cast their ballots and early numbers show most of those votes were in favor of hillary clinton. a boston university political expert tells fox25 the numbers are making the gop nervous. >> a lot of republicans are worrying now that a lot of them, particularly establishment republicans, traditional conservatives won't even bother to go to the poll it is they hit it link is >> the massachusetts secretary of state tell fox25 our state is just one of 37 states offering early voting. just two weeks until election day and fox25 is your home for complete coverage. stick here with us both on air and online. we are extended our newscast to midnight every night to bring you the political information you need to make a educated vote. we check traffic and weather every ten minutes. 93 south things nice and quiet. the zakim bridge. tracking those wind gusts. the cape winds will gust at 22 miles per hour in the vineyard and provincetown. once we hit the afternoon. the winds really pick up and we are again watching gusts 20 to 25 miles per hour. show you how much calmer and cooler it will be by this time tomorrow next. >> all right, shiri. a mother of conjoined twins have waited years the moment she can rock each one of her little boys. update of each twin's conditions as they recover from a close call for a local mom. her car plummets into a ice look at 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she and her baby got out. >> reporter: she parked her suv where this one is now. it went straight down an embankment just not one like this. michelle jordan's cadillac in the water and out of commission. >> i am grateful that me and my daughter was fine and she wasn't in the car. >> reporter: michelle was with her 9-month-old daughter when she pulled off red brook road in fremont to photograph the foliage near the river. after takingle little girl out of the car and putting her in the stroller, she went back into the cadillac to grab her out, the suv was gone. >> it lunged forward. >> reporter: originally she thought she may accidentally knock the shift near drive, but the police officer said simpler than that. >> she got out and she failed to put the vehicle into park. it was in drive the whole time. she is lucky that it didn't roll sooner than it did. she was able to get out -- get her child out of there and a cup of the other belongings she had with her. >> reporter: the feet from shore. a tow truck of water had a wade into the chilly water to attach a rope to get the vehicle out. one vehicle totalled by water, but thankfully the mother and baby safe and sound. jordan purchased new tires and brakes for her suv but sees the bigger picture. she is thankful that she and her daughter are okay. when we visited her home she was waiting for an insurance the mbta tweeted thought video yesterday explaining that falling leaves can lead to train delays. the leaves make the train's wheels slip so the trains can go slower to make it safe. the mbta devotes a number resources including specialized train cars to clear the tracks. workers a you ply special gels to the tracks to keep the leaves off. >> julie: quite a few delays on the commuter rail and that makes sense. the leaves arehe responsible. the roads and things are moving along fine on the expressway. it is early and i don't expect things to pick up closer to 6:30. route 1, 93 south are clear. life drive time. 13 minutes from route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 23 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. 4:17 right now. meteorologist shiri spear joining us this tuesday morning. i had to search down a box to look for my scarf and gloves because it is a bit chilly. season. >> julie: ooh. >> shiri: you tossed over to me before and you said it feels like november out there especially these high temperatures are run being 10 degrees below average. average high this time of the year 58 degrees today. i think we will be lucky to squeeze out a 50. upper 40s wednesday and thursday. by the time we hit friday, saturday, a little blip of a warm-up here but doesn't really go above that here. so far this month, average temperature here and this is factoring in both highs and lows. that is running almost 3 degrees above average. the warmest that we saw was 81 on the 19th. the coldest 42 on the 15th. i have a feeling that tomorrow morning will end up being the coldest so far this month or this fall period. 43 in boston. head over to worcester at 35 degrees. one of my cooler spots right now. talking mostly clear conditions as you get your day started. still at risk for going down by a cup of degrees. the longer it is dark, the rock bottom 7 a.m. close to freezing. should be back up to 34 degrees by 8 a.m. 10 a.m., 37. lunchtime, 40. highs just in the lower 40s there. not everywhere it is quite that cool. you can see we are getting up to about 49 degrees in framingham. upper 40s for the north shore, boston, south shore. 50s in norwood, hyannis and new bedford. winds will turn breezy, sustained 10 to 20. gusts as high as 25 miles per hour. the strongest winds from the cape especially the strong thisest sustained winds. overnight tonight back into the 30s. we have got the potential for some frost in boston, but everywhere else we are going to be looking for some freezing temperatures out toward the north shore, framingham, down to norwood, worcester up into southern new hampshire. so i think you should do what daniel did, hunt down that warm weather stuff because tomorrow morning cold fingers at the bus stops in the morning. tomorrow afternoon, high temperatures get into the upper 40s. average. it stays nice and bright for the next few days. scattered clouds popping up mixing with the sunshine this afternoon with these northwest winds pulling in off the cool, canadian air. a little bit of a change-up in our wind direction tomorrow. very cold in the morning and clear skies really leading to quite the cooldown. freezing temperatures expected in the morning but you see how the winds are coming in from the north. and we will be talking ocean-effect cloud cover along the coastline and especially down toward the cape. we will see another partly to mostly sunny day. waking up initially thursday means increasing clouds but we will see some showers arriving during the day and if it arrives a little bit sooner and arrives, say, late morning. we could have a situation where we are dealing with mixing out toward the worcester hills or the berkshires on the monanocks. a quick look at when the thursday showers will arrive. for right now, mostly rain on thursday. your friday morning. friday, 57. we will dry out, but turns windy, and then over the weekend looking for a period of rain late on saturday, potentially lingering into sunday where i have given you low rain chances and highs in the upper 50s. back over to you, guys. the wife of a fallen trooper now taking a hard stance on a political issue. the ballot question trooper thomas clardy's wife is asking to say no to. a little girl uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. a cup worth of pill found in a dangerous place. a local moth is the prize that the little girl got in a machine in a pizza shop. as the mother investigates, she tells fox25 that she is worried that other children will be in danger. >> if it happened to me, it could happen to anyone. >> reporter: the pills her 7-year-old alison received in this eventualing machine filled with toys and canned. i put all three quarters in. the first two were little toys, and the third one, when it first came out, i thought it was candy, and i didn't let her let me look at it. and i opened it up and i realized it was medication. >> reporter: the machine watt rochester house of pizza in new hampshire. police are investigating and they say inspected the pills and shape, color and imprint suggest blood pressure medication. >> there was one capsule and three pills, and one of the pills was broke in half. >> reporter: jones' daughter knew not to ingest the pills but other kids would not know. >> i that not candy. she is 7 and old now know. if she was younger maybe she wouldn't have known. >> rochester house of pizza says an outside company fills the machine and that company is unsure how the pills turned up. jones hope it never happens again. >> i hope that another child doesn't get one of those capsules filled with medication. and accidentally eat them. >> reporter: now that machine has been removed from the shop, and treat buys them in bulk from out of state and she is afraid those pills will end up somewhere else too. we tried to reach out to that supplier but could not make contact. in the control room, christine mccarthy, fox25 news. the mom of once conjoined twins is calling this moment one of most profound moments of her life. she cradled her 13-month-old son jaden for the first time after. they separated jade and aenas she still haven't held a enas. they expect his recovery to take more time but he is still doing well. a baby was born not once but twice at a hospital in texas. when mom arrived for a check-up, her baby had a rare condition and needed to be removed to survey. they took the baby, removed a tumor and put the baby back. >> she made it through. done so well and we are very thankful for the doctors. julie the baby had another minor surgery when she was born to remove bits the tumor she couldn't release before. >> daniel: i would say wow. >> julie: do you think she would get two birthdays. >> daniel: i am glad she is going to be well. big changes 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exactly right. she joins us with how long this freezing weather will stick around. >> shiri: things are 10 degrees cooler in norwood. 8 degrees cooler in boston and 9 degrees cool in worcester. it feels cooler to through the. mid-30s across central massachusetts. hollis, new hampshire, 32. it is literally quite freezing, 36 in reading and 38 in walpole.