elizabeth it happened right across harvard street on the sidewalk here in brookline. police say the 37-year-old firefighter put a homeless man in the hospital. there are two sides to every story joe ward apparently did not want to share his side with us tonight. according to the police report obtained by fox 25, ward lives in this multifamily building in dorchester. when nobody answered his door a neighbor told us he was likely in the unit below. >> no comment. >> reporter: ward doesn't have to face us but he will have to face a judge for what happened late sunday night. brookline police say ward severely beat a homeless man because the man didn't order his burrito fast enough. your reaction may be similar to the ones we heard. >> under no circumstances should another human being treat another human being like that. >> to hear that from a up a homeless person is disconcerting. >> reporter: ward berated homeless man inside the restaurant and attacked him outside. one witness says ward pushed, punched and kicked the victim and then threw food and a glass bottle at the man while he was on the ground. another witness says ward straddled him and threw five to seven punches with both hands till a girl started yelling at him. >> that's absolutely horrendous. >> reporter: the town administrator provided fox 25 with a statement that reads the town is aware of firefighter ward's arrest and he has been placed on administrative leave. immediately pending further investigation the town will not be making any further statements at this time. ward is charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. police say the dangerous weapon that was bottle he allegedly threw. he was arrested a few blocks from here and he did provide a statement to police. events that's new at 11:00. reporting live in brookline, ted daniel, fox 25 news. just about perfect weather today but chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz says there's a in. >> a couple places where rain is moving in. look at the high temperatures you're right 76 boston well above the average. with. clear skies for now to our south and to our west there are two areas of rain. this one to our south is coming northward right at southeastern massachusetts and the front to our west also pushing our way during the day tomorrow. here's the timeline of what you can expect. rain breaking out in showers through the morning drive especially in southeastern massachusetts. there will even be some heavier downpours moving along the south coast and south shore during that morning drive. something we'll be watching very closely. shiri spear will be tracking it for you. overnight temperatures will be dropping through the 50s with cooler spots off to the north and west. but also be some breaks in that means temperature also have a chance to cook up just a little bit ahead of clouds roll in and temperatures respond in the morning. on the north shore temperatures dropping down through the mid-50s with those rainshowers arriving at least a threat of rain arriving by about 6:00 in the morning. then we'll have some sun breaking out but still the threat of showers too day tomorrow. i'll have a timeline on when the showers arrive with that second part. how cool they will turn after the front, too. download the fox 25 weather app to follow local weather conditions 24/7 it's free in the app store. a death list is found at a school in new hampshire. new at 10:00 the names of some students. fox 25's jim morelli is live. i know you spoke with some concerned parents about all this? >> reporter:dy indeed. a student apparently found the notebook which contained this list while in class. this list is at the same time outlandish and disturbing. for some parents it's raised questions about how the school handled it. >> this child wrote a list of names of people she wants dead. >> reporter: a notebook passenger that's caused major concern at nashua high school north of new hampshire. parents say it lists the name of several students along with how they will die and when. the methods are pretty gruesome. nail removal, cannibalism and poison. >> as a mom it has to be a small world to want to make a list that. >> reporter: the sophomore the list. >> but it still makes her nerve to us think somebody dislikes her so much that they would put her on that >> reporter: the school found out about the list late last week in a letter to parents provided to fox 25 the principal says the student wrote up the list based on a japanese cartoon. according to story the book is perceived to have some kind of magical power to cause harm to the person listed. fox 25 attempted to talk with numerous school officials including the assistant principal who they say left a message inviting them to a meeting tuesday morning. they hope to get some answers from that meeting but they also say there needs to be a fundamental change. >> it's not okay. it's not okay to wish death upon somebody no matter how much they have wronged you or how upset or hurt you are. more hurt doesn't fix it. >> reporter: now they tell fox 25 that they're not interested in engaging in a witch-hunt here to ferret out who this young lady who was wrote up this list. all they're interested in is making sure there's a policy in place in the schools that will prevent an incident like this. fox 25 news. tonight the search is on for a suspect in a violent gas station robbery in bedford. it happened sunday night at the shell station on great road. the suspect walked in wearing a mask and holding a knife. >> there was a scuffle and the clerk was cut in the hand. >> that suspect is believed to be armed and dangerous. if you have seen him call police right away. there's a woman recovering after being thrown from a horse in topfield. skyfox was flying over the scene this afternoon. that woman ended up having to be flown to the hospital and from what we're told from fire officials they say it looks like she broke both her legs. the former patriots player aaron hernandez will be back in court tomorrow. the hearing is a continuation from last week when his lawyers tried to get a witness intimidation charge dismissed. that witness is hernandez's former right hand man alexander bradley. lawyers are also trying to get evidence dismissed before hernandez is tried for double murder in boston. happening now police are searching tonight for that person of interest in a string of robberies also in a sexual assault all happening in dorchester. we first showed you this surveillance video over the weekend. police say the man in that red shirt there threatened and robbed two men. now this happened on september 27th. about an hour later and a mile away a woman was sexually assaulted. a startling discovery in manchester, new hampshire, the body for a woman missing for weeks found hidden inso aid crawl space in her own home. 5:00 and 6:00. her roommate killed himself just about a week ago. >> sue hutchinson disappeared three weeks ago. new hampshire investigators believe she was in her home the entire time cleverly hidden until sunday night. >> the family they were there last night they smelled what they described as a strange odor. they called the police department and firnt. >> reporter: assistant attorney general says when when investigators arrived they localized the snowfall an entrance of the home entered a closet and found a crawl space. inside they found the body of the 57-year-old mother they believe she's likely been there since september 20th. her killer police say hutchinson's roommate 36-year-old stephen. investigators say hutchinson was only trying to help him when she allowed him to move into her apartment. now they're examining if he entire time. >> we're certainly looking at whether or not he had been stealing. >> reporter: he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound police found him last week in this twoosbury hotel. -- 2006bury hotel. >> that that many times to go through the system. >> my heartaches. >> the investigators had searched home to try to find any signs of violence in the home and nothing had turned up nothing still has turned up. >> reporter: sadly investigators say finding her sooner wouldn't have changed the outcome of this case. investigators say they do have a theory on how sue hutchinson died but they shscheduled an autopsy tomorrow and they will release an official cause of death. kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. one of the state's biggest employers has been bought out by dell so what does that mean for mec nearly's 10,000 workers? m.e.c. expects to grow its business and keep the hopkinton. we did ask about the possibility of job losses and the company said they couldn't give any guarantees but they say they all -- >> as the business grows we are expecting the business to grow as well. >> now the deal isn't exactly done yet. it still needs approval from shareholders. the dell purchase is largest tech buyout in u.s. history. next two largest facebook's much proand before that hewlett-packard bought compaq computers in 2002 for $18.6 billion. parents worst nightmares. >> hear from a local father who claims his daughter was approached by a registered sex offender. >> tonight why he has not been arrested. also ahead dogs go on the attack. local police left with no why neighbors say what happened was not a shock. >> 15 gunshots fired off in this boston neighborhood. a 17-year-old was home nearby he tell who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. is responsible for the content thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the a teenager says he was just relaxes the home when he heard shots ring out. tonight we are hearing from that young man. fox 25's malini basu is live in brockton. some of those bullets hit his house? >> reporter: really scary, elizabeth. tonight here we are brockton police headquarters we could tell you that brockton police as well as massachusetts state police detectives are working on this case. at least 15 rounds were fired. one man was shot now neighbors are forced to live in fear. >> i was listening to music then i hear boom boom boom boom. >> he was just getting ready to take an afternoon nap. >> i laying down on my bed sleeping then heard about like 15 shots it. >> was like seven constant then a pause then like another like six. >> reporter: eddie says some house. one right here under the a.c.. >> reporter: it happened just before 3:00 this afternoon on packard street in brockton. brockton's mayor tells us people in two cars were shooting at each other. one man was shot twice and taken to an area hospital. >> the thing i can tell you is the victim is well-known to police and extremely uncooperative. >> reporter: neighbors told us they are set up innocent people were so scared they quickly walked away to seek shelter. >> my main concern is the safety of the residents not involved in this. >> reporter: folks around here want these criminals to handle their business elsewhere. tonight fox 25 has learned that the victim will survive. he is at a local hospital. in the meantime, brockton police detectives know who their suspect is. they want to get him off of the streets before that person can hurt an innocent for now we are live at boston police headquarters. malini basu, fox 25 news. officials are investigating after a revere man died. officers say they found the 38-year-old man bleeding and combative sunday night after he broke into an apartment building. we're told the man fought against the officers and a taser was used with no apparent effect. he restained and taken to a hospital where he died. the big changes are coming to the way that auburn housing authority operates on the death of a 2-year-old foster child. she was living in housing with her foster mother at the time of her death. now the housing authority says it wants better communication with d.c.f. because there were six children in her home. the chairman of the authority tells the telegram it's also installing cameras in its properties and changes the way units are inspected. they have also set up a tip line. they don't have to leave their name when they call it. actor randy quaide had a new role today dmest a vermont courtroom. the judge put both of them in jail on $500,000 bail. they both pleaded not guilty to being fugitives from justice. the quaides were wanted in california on vandalism charges. picked up at the canadian border on friday. shock and sadness a local high school healthy student athlete collapses on the field at hockey practice and later dies. fox 25's crystal haynes spoke with the teenager's family. >> reporter: a freak event. >> he was literally standing in line for a drill. >> reporter: 16-year-old casey dunn collapses during field hockey practice friday suffering suddenly from a massive brain bleed. this picture take not about half hour before the freak medical event by a teammate headmaster robert henderson tells me everyone on the field acted quickly but nothing could be done to save casey. and i'm told she had no preexisting medical >> she was just the best sister anyone could ever ask for. >> reporter: dunn but determined mike and alexander dunn trying to remember their little sister casey as she lived. alexandria a field hockey player herself, and recent graduate at noble casey looked up to her. >> she was just a bright light in everyone's life. so joyous, so happy all the time. >> reporter: holding on to memories of the adventurous middle child of five. >> this winter we got a christmas tree and our mom wasn't too happy about us showing up with a christmas tree. >> reporter: right down to her love of rubber ducks this makeshift memorial of them collected on the field where she collapsed. there'sen effort to collect one duck for every student here at noble. >> i'm very happy that she went out in such a happy place surrounded by people she loved in a place doing something that she loved. on the field likely to grow. grief counsellors were on campus today and will be tomorrow. casey's wake and funeral are scheduled for wednesday and thursday. reporting in dedham, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. two hikers from lowell are safe tonight after being stuck on mount washington. 26-year-old hiked up mount washington on scund with a friend when they tried to take the railway down it was soldout so the pair started hiking back down. woo injured his ankle and could no longer walk. boston mayor marty walsh hoping to keep the peace during a lawsuit with wynn casinos. the mayor tells the herald that he hopes wynn doesn't take it personally. walsh is suing the gaming commission. she was born with what doctors thought was an inoperable brain tumor. >> planned her funeral the doctors prepared us for every scenario but they never prepared us that she would live. so basically it's kind of like she's been born again. >> how local doctors gave chance at life. democrats are getting ready for their first presidential debate tomorrow. up next what president obama is saying about vice enter the race. it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. her plan would limit the out-of-pocket costs that consumers have to pay. clinton: nobody in america should have to choose between buying the medicine they need and paying their rent. democratic presidential hopefuls gearing up for their first debate tomorrow night while hillary clinton is hoping to cement her lead joe biden is still flirting with a run. right now clinton's biggest challenge is coming from vermont senator bernie sanders. he is trailing her by more than 16 points in the polls but he is leading clinton in new hampshire. meantime president obama giving his second in command some praise should biden enter the race. >> president obama: if you're sitting right next to the president in every meeting and wrest willing these issues i'm sure that for him he's saying to himself i could do a really good job. >> but despite that praise the president fell short of endorsing biden. he's also indicating he's pretty confident if he could run for a third term he would probably win. airlines returned to normal today. the lines quickly dissipated as airline worked to get everything running smoothly again. southwest was forced to use backup systems around the country on sunday to check in travelers without printed or mobile boarding passes. some airports even had to write a few handwritten tickets. >> i waited all day yesterday trying to get on their website to get my boarding a passes. it was crazy. >> the airline has not said what caused the problems. but a spokesperson says there was no indication that hackers were behind it. the families of those on el faro gathering in honor of their loved ones. with those candles it will families prayed together in florida as they wait for any news on el faro. it has now been 12 days since that ship was last heard from and it's believed that it sank after sailing right into the path of hurricane joaquin. >> i'm wishing and praying that my son will come back home. he has been gone we would like to have a funeral for him. >> families also read the names of all 33 crew members in the --. a shooting after the prets game in texas. local papers are reporting that a fight broke out in the parking lot of at&t park after the game. one man was shot and flown to the hospital with serious injuries. police were able to locate the suspect and take him into custody. right now police are not release the man's identity. a woman attacked by a dog in her home. why police say they were forced to put down that dog and one other. a gorgeous three day weekend hope you enjoyed it but now get back to work and school. tracking rain from the south and from the west. a timeli who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa of this message. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something 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cincinnati that cold front is on its way towards us. a couple areas to track and here's the timeline. these clouds moving in during the morning overnight tonight and some showers starting to make their way towards the coast. there could be showers even in the interior massachusetts but they really start to thicken up here. this is your highest potential here. that means some heavy downpours can occur here in the south shore and on cape cod and the islands for your morning drive. this will continue to scoot off towards the northeast and give you a break by late in the morning even some sunshine popping out off to the west. overnight tonight with the clouds starting to roll on in temperature also have a chance to drop through the 50s most locations especially inside 495 go out beyond 495 with a few towns in the upper 40s southeast vermont. but not the chillyist night we have seen so far. certainly not the chillyist we'll see this weekend. still expecting mid-70s somerville, cambridge to brookline into the 70s low to mid-70s on the south shore winds are coming from the south or ahead of that front still getting into the low 70s as well above average certainly for out north shore i expect the same thing 71 for ipswich and 73 in southern new hampshire in nashua tomorrow afternoon. let's fast forward a bit more through the afternoon some breaks of sun ahead of that front. this front now seeming to want to keep the showers very close it to. a couple can break out during the evening drive but most will stay dry. the morning commute impacted mostly southeastern massachusetts evening commute not impacted much at all if at all. but that front still has to pass through. we just showers along it. we clear out behind that front into wednesday morning you are waking up to sunshine you see that here. but during the day with the clouds starting to billow up there can be a couple showers that pop up. less of a threat than we have tomorrow but there is a threat in that transition day on wednesday. behind that front the cooler air starts on come on in. you will see it in the seven-day forecast here. we'll get more sunshine by thursday but be cooler only about 62 . then by friday 62 but with some rain moving in and the coolest air of the season starting to come toward us especially by this upcoming weekend on saturday and on sunday. i'm expecting temperatures in the morning especially to be dropping into the 30s this will be the coldest air we've seen so far. it will be a frosty morning on sunday but then on monday the potential for a killing freeze to work on in as temperature also average around 30 it means there will be some upper 20s. in just a few minutes i'm expecting the latest timeline to come in. i'll have that four coming up. police in new hampshire are investigating allegations that a registered sex offender approached a young girl in a bookstore. that girl's father called offers after he claims the suspect was checking his daughter out. fox 25's catherine kathryn spoke to that sex offender who denies those allegations she's live in manchester, new hampshire. kathryn? >> reporter: manchester police here tell me that this case remains under investigation by their detectives. but they have not charged that man with any crime. tonight he told me that he is the real victim. >> the way he was talking to her it just wasn't appropriate. >> reporter: this manchester father speaking out about of his daughter's safety. >> i was glad i made the call. of that. >> reporter: the fwhur we are hiding to protect his daughter's identity was in this barnes & noble last month when he says james sorensen approached his 6-year-old in the children's book section. sorensen is a registered sex offender who served time for sexual assault on a child under 13. >> i hate he checked her up and down with his eyes. there's no other way to explain it. >> reporter: the father claims sorensen then asked was. he says oh, you're here with the pretty girl. i said yes, i am. >> reporter: that led the father to call 9-1-1 and sorensen in the store. according to a police report when offers arrived and asked sorensen about checking out the young girl he admitted that he had. police say sorensen called her a pretty little girl but said he would never do anything he didn't want to go back to jail. at sorensen's nashua home tonight he denied the allegations. sorensen told me he never approached the little girl and was just making conversation with her father. the girl's father told us he just wants all parents to be reminded to always keep a close eye on their children. >> listen to your gut. if you feel that there's a danger around your kids then call the police. >> reporter: sorensen tell me he felt the father eag attitude toward him was "uncalled for and that the publicity surrounding this incident has caused him to use his job." manchester police say they have warned sorensen about his behavior he has since been banned from both the barnes & noble here and the store in nashua. live in manchester, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. apparently a bear has taken up residence in a groton neighborhood. this guy showed up in her yard on hill road a few times in late september. she says he also visited several times since july. the bears are clearly on the prowl for food and the whole experience is a little nerve-racking. >> you said he was like a small bear. >> in the wide shot. inspection it's in your backyard. one city school system in new england cancels halloween. >> you can imagine people would be pretty upset about this and they were. ooh, i think i saw dessert! but you just had a big lunch! wasn't that big hey! come back here, steven stay what's that? you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! he did, very quietly... you can't hear from back there! don't fight your instincts. with each 150 calories or less, try our chocolatey brownies, cheesecakes. the governor is praising the community for their show of support during the deadly shooting at umpqua community college. students returned to class dozens line ofed up outside the school to welcome them back. counsellors and comfort dogs are also on hand to help students still shaken by the tragedy. the scene of the shooting remains closed. the american dentist month killed cecil the lion will not face any charges. today cabinet minister in zimbabwe says they will not press for the extradition and palmer had all the proper paperwork and he had not broken any laws. it led to worldwide outrage. conservationists believe cecil was lured out of a national park and killed. officials are investigating what parked a qualifier on the expressway in boston. two people had to jump from the car seconds before it was engulfed in flames on 93 northeasterly this morning. it happened at the exit 16 off ramp near the south bay shopping center. police had to shut down that ramp while they worked to put out that fire. no one was hurt. now to new hampshire where a woman is under arrest accused of crashing into a state police cruiser. a sergeant was conducting a traffic stop when 62-year-old catherine d'angelo's car hit his cruiser. both taken to the hospital for minor injuries. d'angelo appeared to be heavily medicated at the time of the crash. emergency crews had to use the jaws of life on this rollover in peabody. you can see a trash truck rolled over and landing in a ditch. at least one person was trapped inside that wreckage so special tools had to be brought in to free him. no word if that person was hurt or what caused the crash. a textbook triggers a haz-mat situation at the university of new hampshire. police say a haz-mat team had to be called in after a strong odor and smoke were noticed in spalding hall. crews went in to check it out. officials say it turns out that someone hut an old textbook into a microwave. a string of break-ins under investigation on the cape. it happened three times in about 10 days. all the break-ins happened around route 39 near crossroad. we do know police are looking closely at surveillance images for possible suspect. education will be top of mind this week for lawmakers on beacon hill. most of the bills are related to charter schools. this comes not long after governor charlie baker unveiled a bill to allow the state to add or expand up to 12 charter schools in the state. public hearings are scheduled for tomorrow at the state house. this week millions of high school students across the country will get their first look at the new version of p-sat. the p-sat is taken by sore mores and juniors. it's used to select students for national merit scholarships. the exam is wednesday. we have reported on drones coming close to airports and even wildfires up next the bill that could make flying drones too close to restricted areas a federal crime. a local woman mauled by a pit bull. police forced to put down two of those dogs. >> we heard the ambulance coming and then we saw police vehicles coming and then we heard three shots. >> tonight why neighbors say i think that's old cyrus. 1800 pounds of do whatever the heck i want. take the long way, huh? thank you cyrus. lease an mkc for $299 a month a woman attacked by a when police arrived they were forced to chill that dog and one another. bob ward spoke with the gunfire. >> reporter: neighbors callis the castle inside this home on saturday police say a police officer shot and killed two pit bull dogs. it all happened saturday 39-year-old denise calling police telling them one dog was attacking her. >> we heard the ambulance coming, and then we saw police vehicles coming, and then we heard three shots. >> reporter: according to police an officer and paramed hicks to break through a locked door to get inside. and once inside the police officer saw the woman being mauled bay large gray pit bull. a second pit bull police say aggressively ran towards the officer who shot and killed the first dog jumped off the woman and aggressively approached the officer and he shot and killed too. people here tell me they complained to police about those dogs. >> it doesn't surprise me from what i've heard. i've seen the dogs. >> reporter: this neighbor tells me one of the pit bulls was often loose in the neighborhood. she filed a complaint after confronting the owner. >> i said if i see your dog out there again tied to a tree with no water and no shelter i'm going to report you. >> what did he say? >> he didn't say anything. >> reporter: neighbors tell me they do not think that the woman who was attacked actually lived in that woman she not on the enof the dogs. she is in the hospital. at last check she's in stable condition. no word yet if any charges will be filed against the owner of those dogs. bob word, fox 25 news. charlie baker will file recommendations on how to combat the state's opioid crisis. look into the problem said addiction should be considered a serious medical treatment and barriers to treatment should be removed. deaths from opioid-related overdoses have almost doubled in the past five years. e-cigarettes are sometimes advertised as a healthier alternative to cigarettes but in maine they will soon be treated just like traditional tobacco. lawmakers say the issue is a matter of public health. a new bill tries to put several restrictions on flying drones in restricted areas. it's called the safe drone act and introduced after hundreds of incidents where drones came too close to planes or crews battling wildfires. the law would make flying a drone a federal misdemeanor. but opponents say lawmakers need to be careful here of putting too many restrictions. >> the benefits of drones now outweigh the potential pitfalls of folks that are using them for the wrong reasons. >> the f.a.a. says the number of airline pilots sightings has risen from 238 to 650 in the first half of this year. a medical miracle. a little girl in need of a big lifesaving operation. two month-old abigail jones was born with what doctors thought was an inoperable brain tumor. doctors told her to take her home and love her but her time was limited. today abigail reached a milestone thanks to the team at boston children's hospital. >> this is sweet wonderful abigail jones. >> reporter: abigail is just two months old. but her doctors in florida never thought she would survive this long. >> they prepared us for her to die then they prepared for us to die during the birth or immediately after. planned her funeral, what we were going to do with her ashes. >> reporter: abigail was diagnosed in the womb with an aggressive and what they thought was an inoperable brain tumor. her parents did not want to get up to her. they sent her mri scans to boston children's hospital for an opinion. the family quickly -- a low grade tumor you know they can definitively say it is not cancerous and it's not going to kill her. >> reporter: abigail had successful surgery this past thursday. that scar on her tiny head shows where doctors operated. >> when things don't add up if there's any shadow of a doubt we don't want to give the kid a death sentence incorrectly. >> reporter: the jones family now has hope. >> basically it's kind of like she's been born again. we are starting to dream for her and make plans and, you know, we can you know move on with her life. we're no longer looking at her and thinking about her death it's now looking at her and thinking about her life what she's going to do and accomplish. >> so we have a little bit of good news. just after our 6:00 news we found out that her pathology results came back and the tumor was benign. abigail is doing extremely well. she should be heading home to florida soon. a granite start car mogul moving to the auto mile. dan and his son have purchased a toyota honda dealership. how much he paid has not been disclosed the stores will still continue to continue the name. he will keep his ferarri and subaru dealership. this is like something out of a movie here. that was a waterspout turned tornado ripping a tractor-trailer to pieces. it happened yesterday in tampa, florida. tractor-trailer was a u.s. postal service truck. you can see mail applying out of that destroyed trailer. the driver walked away uninjured. the tornado was an ef-0 with wind speeds up to 75 miles per hour. skyfox over at columbus day tradition we captured the 39th annual tufts plan 10k for women today. this race attracts more than 7,000 competitors and 20,000 spectators. it started at the boston common went down morrow drive down commonwealth ave and what a day it was. >> temperatures made it into the 70s, 75 in boston and still clear it's a beautiful evening out there. of course it's cooler. temperatures are down into the 50s this evening. one area of rain from the us. that's going to clip us during the morning drive. but to the west there's also this area this is a cold front that's pushing toward us. that front has some showers even has thunderstorms along it. we'll likely see some showers moving in with that front later in the day. the good news it comes by during the evening and nighttime hours which means it will lose some of the heating of the day. behind it much cooler conditions. here is better look at future cast showing those showers even some of heavy downpours expected especially taking line from boston to providence on i-95 and draw it southeastward. you can clearly see future cast denoting some showers in central massachusetts to at least the risk of such during the morning hours during your morning drive. with the evening drive will be dry but it doesn't mean there won't be some more showers. a timeline when you can expect that cold front to come on through. a so-called death list uncovered at a local high school. next at 11:00 the disturbing information about the student and the dates on which they would apparently die. and shots fired right into a local home. hear from the teenager who was trying to take a nap when those bullets got a little too close. bruins in trouble just three games. in we're talking historic ineptitude. baseball. and a pair why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. >> a new hampshire company is getting ready to launch the most generous paid maternity program. six months paid maternity leave to mothers or the primary caregiver in same-sex couples. more than a third are women. >> linkedin is offering a open-ended vacation policy to its workers. that means employees just have to work out their vacation days with their managers and can take as much of it as they want. that is as long as they can still meet their results and performance goals. netflix and g.e. also use this kind of timeoff policy. all right early i know but the bruins are teetering onto on the ed and defense laying down as bad as it has been since 1999 after today's loss to tampa. zdeno chara was back on the ice and also today you had some rays of hope entering this one. 1-0 in the first. bruins were up tory cruz over to erickson. 11 minutes in but tampa struck back. eight minutes later tyler johnson puts it on net. that tied the game at 2. head to the second still tied at 2. dan boyle goes five hole on tuukka rask for a 3-2 lead. that is nice move by boyle. so the bruins tied it up at 3. down hill from there. the refs miss obstruction. lightning would never look back. the bs are headed on the road for for two games. they fall today 6-3. if you are have a baseball fan you love today incredible day and night of playoff action. four games on display the astros blue a chance to eliminate kansas city. they scored five runs to make it 7-6 with a two run insurance shot to make it 9-6 that's how it ends. they're headed back to take all on wednesday. bunch of homers to start game four in texas between the rangers and the blue jays. two of them in the first inning. josh donaldson to open the scoring for toronto. then couple batters later the pride of framingham deep and gone. we're going back to canada tied two games apiece. blue jays win game 4, 8-4. cubs games 3-1 over st. louis. two run shot to left. they hit six home runs tonight that's a playoff record. chicago leads 2-1 after an 8-6 win tonight. the mets lead the dodgers 10-3 in the sixth. big home run from cress pedestrians -- cespedes in that one. the pats broke the franchise record for most points through the first four games of a reason -- season. tom brady talked this morning on dennis and >> the way to do that is to go score as many points as possible that takes a lot of execution, that takes a lot of communication with your teammates in practice. that's what i'm focused on. that's what i'm focused on every week. i think it would be a service to mr. kraft and jonathan and our organization if i didn't do that every week. we're going to try to score every time we touch the ball just like we did in every other game. >> reports tonight that boston college and uconn have agreed to a home at home football series starting next season according to espn. the eagles will host the husky next year. b.c. leads the all-time series 10-0 with two ties. now at 11:00, student names air canada listed next to the time they would die. the so-called death list that has parents fired up. how a local school district is responding right now. >> the latest future cast timeline is in now. when these showers will move in for your morning drive. and under arrest. what led up to an alleged attack outside a taco shop that left a local firefighter behind bars. >> announcer: this is fox 25 news at 11:00. a book containing the names of several high school students in new hampshire had some parents very concerned right now. i'm blair miller. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. the risk in that book also -- the list also contained how and when those students would die. fox 25's jim morelli has the response. >> reporter: we're told that a student found a notebook which contained this list in class and brought it to attention of school administrators. the list is at once outlandish and disturbing and for some parents it's raised questions about how the school handled it. >> reporter: this child wrote a list of names of people that she wants dead. >> reporter: a notebook page that's caused major concern at nashua high school north of new hampshire. parents say it lists the name of several students along with how they will die and when and the methods are pretty gruesome.

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