live in worcester where the animal's owner is in the hospital tonight. >> ock, those cats are now here at this rescue and walk inside here, because you can see this room, now filled with cats that were seized this morning, but they're now getting the care they truly need. they are the faces of cats, young and old, seized from this home on ever guard street in worcester. 28 of them found dirty, soaked in urine and feces, but now here. at the worcester animal rescue league, some with pink eye, others, just in visible shock. >> the cats look like they're in fair condition. there were some that were urine soaked. i heard reports of the apartment being deplorable with feces and trash and who knows. >> officials say the cats were seized because the woman in her 70's was being evicted. neighbors reported a strong smell outside the home, over the last few days. >> overwhelming number. >> paul lives next door, and says there were simply too many this neighborhood. >> why don't people take care of them. if you're going to have a pet, treat it like a member of the family. >> the reporter: ears here knew there were some cats but were surprised how many. >> i had no idea what was going on. i had no idea that there were that many cats. the cats are currently being checked to make sure they're healthy and if not, they're getting the vet care they need immediately. >> they need baths and antibiotics here and there. but we're going to take care of them. want to show you on here. you see the orange tabs. they are just getting numbers, each one of thighs cats had a number. now they're getting names like this one here roger, and all of adoption. we'll have more on how to do report here. live in worcester, blair miller, fox 25 news. >> joy: a state police cruiser taken away on a flatbed truck after a crash in summer set. it was a chose call for the sky fox video over the scene on route 6 is new at 5:00 p.m. state police tell us that a car broadsided that cruiser. the trooper was taken to the injuries. the driver of the other car was not hurt. state police are still investigating the cause tonight. friends of a medway high school student killed in a crash over the weekend spending the first day back at school with heavy hearts. a memorial outside of the school reads, mattie, one-of-a-kind. 17-year-old 17-year-old madeleine lampson died late friday. the town remembered mattie at a vigil as a smart and determined young woman who had hoped to play lacrosse and field hockey in college. >> new at 5:00 p.m., cambridge police want to track down this guy, they tried to rob the leader bank in central square. if you can identify him, give police a call and police in worcester are searching for four robbery suspects after a clerk was threatened with a knife. the men entered the edge mere least one knife. the men ransacked the store, stealing money and cigarettes before taking off toward grafton street. the clerk was not injured. an assault rifle recovered by rutland. this gun was fully loaded with a 20-year-old driver was pulled over friday night. he was charged with unlawful possession of the gun and being a minor in possession of alcohol. >> joy: coyote concerns at a popular recreation area. people visiting and hiking in ashland state park, saying they're seeing animals walking around in the middle of the day and now they're getting too chose for comfort. jim morelli spoke to local families who are now on alert. >> any little rustling in the woods gives me second shots for sure. >> it draws legions of dog walkers every day, but these days, ashland state park is drawing another kind of animal concerned. >> >> we have smaller dog, we're worried about her. over the past couple of weeks, crossed paths with coyotes, alec levine saw one in the middle of the morning. >> it was larger than my largest dog, it was larger than i expected to see. >> coyotes have been a fact of life in massachusetts, for about 60 years, what teams to be jarring to some here in ashland is that the sightings have been in the milled of middle of the day and at some conspicuous places like right in front of this restroom building. that sighting became the basis for the warning signs in the park but a wildlife expert tells fox 25 it's not uncommon for coyotes to come out when it's light out. >> a lot of time, it's dependent on with their food is available, if they might be disturbed in an area, so it doesn't mean that they're sick or anything like that. >> the biggest threat coyotes pose is to unleash small dogs. which would seem to exempt chewy from danger or so his owners hopism the danger is if -- hope. >> the danger is if you have a pack of them. one coyote won't mess with a dog this big. >> joy: holland police are pouring over surveillance video tonight in the hope of identifying suspects in a vandal vandalism spree. these symbols found spray painted on several buildings at hitchcock field on sturbridge road. a trailer parked if the congregational church parking lot was also vandalized. surveillance camera captured three men getting out of a car. >> mark: sites like draft king and fanduel are cashing in on the industry. lottery leaders discussed tapping into a new younger customer base and revenue source, possibly with a fantasy sports platform of its own. >> we must look at everything that impacts our business and ways in which we might be able to grow that business and what we've identified is that this is a very different market than the present lottery player. >> today, the lottery commission own issued a request for information so they can get a better understanding of the fantasy sports industry before developing its own platform. >> joy: a house and ken he will owner is relieved tonight, three stolen puppies are back home safe. the puppies went missing on saturday from a pick a puppy doe kennel in holes ton. -- holliston. at least one person is facing charges now. the kennel's owner says he couldn't be moreira lead. >> -- more relieved. >> whatever out there, we thank anybody who was involved in getting back the puppies. >> joy: kennel other than say the puppies appear to be healthy if not a little mischievous. the owner will be installing cameras and better locks to make sure like this doesn't happen again. >> mark: in the city of boston, the sun has set, we turned our clocks back. there's still a peek of it, so we're going to cherish that for just a moment here. pretty mild out here. storm tracker weather chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz says we are looking at a warm week for this time of year. >> kevin: no question about it. this is the start to november that you probably would like every year. it's going to be warm all week. in fact, even chasing 70. we're getting ahead of ourself. the official sunset, 4:37 p.m. this evening. wow, 4:35 p.m. tomorrow. you see the clouds flirting with us, that's why you're getting a beautiful sunset. the clouds helped that out, all attached to the storm system, continuing to progress out to sea and this is the same storm system we talked about, when i was last talking to you on friday and that it would stay to our south and it certainly has behaved just as expected luckily, so that's out of here and temperatures today were nice. look at this, 65 beverly. 64 boston and bedford and 61 in worcester. all of these above average for the date and it's just going to progresses. now temperatures for your dinner time plans are still very nice out there. hour. under partly cloudy skies. just saw that in our live picture. 48 degrees by 5:00 a.m., under clear skies, so the clouds will move out with the storm that's going by to our south. out to worcester, cooler, 55, but clear skies for you. unlimited visibility. morning. skies. have a nice clear evening out there and 43 degrees and to the south in plymouth, 52 degrees. now, cooler, you've had clouds, you're clearing out now and your temperature by the morning going down to 45 and hyannis at 51 degrees right now. under mostly clear skies and your skies will stay clear through the early morning, 47 degrees by 5:00 a.m. in the morning. but coldest spots tend to be north and west where it's been clearest all day and you get the cooler temperatures. brattleboro to keene, upper 30's to near 40, bedford to nashua and in the 40's along the coastline and out to cape cod and the islands, 51 for a low temperature on nantucket. through the morning hours, whatever your plans are, maybe hitting the links. i have friends that do this. by 6:00 a.m., it's 42 on average. 8:00 a.m., 47 and 58 by 10:00 p.m. look at this, sunshine throughout, a gorgeous start to your day. we'll take futurecast timeline throughout the afternoon and show you what the next shot for showers is hour-by-hour. >> joy: he led his high school team to an upset in the playoffs and hours later, fighting for his life. what a high school football player was doing with he was stabbed in the street and why his coach says it wasn't his fault. >> mark: new concerns over car seat. the potential danger from rear-facing car seats and the serious risks that popped up during crash sets. >> the reporter: they are undocumented, unauthorized immigrants deported deported from the united states, but come back and commit crimes. there are numbers available, some of them in boston and i'll have them in special fox 25 report. baby!| mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. it's off. mom? anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. get out of the past. get fios. there's a better way to lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering and neurosurgeons at the forefront of spinal surgery... right here. america's largest live-donor liver transplant program... right now. and quality outcomes among the 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happen. >> the reporter: jessica of the center for immigration studies tells us this revolving door of deportees charged with crimes, is happening at an alarming rate. >> 60% of the people who committed aggravated felonies, that i have been supporting, were deported once before. before. before. ice should be focused on people who keep coming back. >> the reporter: the director of the massachusetts immigrant and advocacy coalition program says the number of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants here in massachusetts has decreased. >> in our opinion, that's not an massachusetts. the numbers of crimes being committed have decreased and i don't think that, you know, immigrants are the issue. >> the reporter: i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >> mark: so how many returned deportees have come back and are charged with crimes in massachusetts. fox 25 investigates, digs into those numbers and looks at what's being done to enforce federal immigration laws in our cities and towns. that's tonight on the fox 25 news at 10:00 p.m. >> the reporter: as a forecast, you're going to like for early november. don't expect this to last though. there are some clouds out there, the thin variety in boston, thicker the farther south you go and they've been attached to a storm system going by to our south, talking about us missing it just south. some of the computer models had it coming our way, but we forecast it to stay south and it's behaving. honestly, this one is not going to be a factor for us. we're going to have clearing skies from this point on. any clouds overhead going away, temperatures dropping to the 50's in boston, that becomes clear and winds become very light, if they're not already in your town. in and around the area, boston is at 57 degrees. winds are light, only 5 miles per hour, going down to 48 degrees and clear by 6:00 a.m. in the morning. then checking out worcester, it is 55 degrees right now and your temperature dropping down to 43 by 5:00 p.m. dropping from the 50's into the 40's into worcester. hyannis, temperatures dropping through the 50's and into the 40's by the early morning hours and 47 first thing in the morning, so temperatures are going to drop, of course, as they always do, but mostly off to the north and west, that's where you have upper and mid 30's, keene to brattleboro. nashua an southern new hampshire, right at the shoreline, temperatures staying in the 40's, even a 51 degrees out at nantucket. not out of the question to stay close to 50 degrees in the islands. that's what water temperatures are after all, even on a clear night like this. futurecast shows we're staying clear, 6:30 a.m. in the morning, shiri will be talking to you about all the sunshine out there for your morning drive. there may be a couple of clouds that pop up, but overall, a mostly sunny day through the day tomorrow. that takes you to lunchtime and this takes any to the afternoon, when i'm talking to you tomorrow evening, it will be clear outside, so a beautiful day coming up for us, although temperatures are going to be warming up nicely, it's not going to be the warmest of the week. check this out though. north shore, how about 67 in ipswich tomorrow. makes you want to head out to plum island for a day at the beach. 56 at billerica. nashua, 59 tomorrow afternoon. rutland, 64. bellingham, up to 68 degrees. in and around the boston area, expect similar temperatures back through milton, deadham at 69. 69 in cambridge. not seeing 70-degree readings. i expect more of the readings in the week. 67 in wareham tomorrow afternoon. sciate to 67 degrees. to find any clouds and showers in our forecast, we need to widen the view, by wednesday, nothing happeningching we have warm streaming on in here. thursday, we'll start to see the clouds move in during the afternoon. this takes you to lunchtime. mostly sunny. the clouds move in and here comes a chance for showers, you're going to see that in the seven-day forecast, the risk of showers as we get later on in the week, especially thursday and especially friday afternoon with the cold front coming across, but ahead of the cold front, we talk about this often. you have the warmest temperatures before the front, average. mid 70's coming up on friday and of course, the weekend always in view and temperatures on friday in to this coming weekend will be looking pretty good. there you go, 64 degrees on saturday, with a mixture of sun and clouds. turns much cooler by sunday, that's the effect of that cold front going by. won't take effect on exacts but difference in the air. the latest information coming in this evening. >> joy: the t is promising to have more plows on subway lines this year. "boston globe" says 89 trucks will have plows attached to them them. the plows used last year were so heavy. , the trains couldn't carry passengers. new at 5:30 p.m., the company that stepped up to make sure the show will go on for first night. >> mark: also ahead in the next half-hour, it's a game of hard knocks and it might be taking its toll on the student athlete. the troubling number of head injuries reported last year. >> joy: a russian plane with more than 200 people on board blows up midair. up next, the unanswered questions about what went wrong and the new comments hinting it may have been an act of terror. you're watching the fox 25 news the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. >> joy: tonight, investigators still are not sure what caused a russian airline to blow up mid flight over egypt. an airline executive made comments that lead some to suspect terrorism. >> mark: but the chief of the russian federal air transport agency says it's too early to tell. stacy cohan has the latest on the investigation. >> the reporter: bodies are arriving. the nation of russia observes a day of mourning after the death passenger jet that crashed in egypt the the grief here is evident. the cause of the crash is not. the most important thing right now is to do the investigation with national standards and find out what's the reason for all of these tragedies. and we also are going to help relatives to lost families there, according to russian lords. >> flight 9268 was headed to st. petersburg from an egyptian resort in the sinai peninsula, which shattered in the air about 20 minutes after takeoff. no distress calls were received from the cockpit, and an executive with the russian airline company brames an external influence. isis claimed responsibility in a tweet, but u.s. officials aren't convinced. >> we don't have any direct evidence of any terrorist involved yet. >> russian officials also warned of making any premature conclusions. the flight data recorder and the been recovered and are being analyzed. signs of terrorism should be easy to spot. even among the obliterated remnants of the jet. >> you can certainly see whether there were any signs of a bomb or a miss sill striking the aircraft. they leave very distinctive marking. >> without answers, families of the melancin mainly russian victims find only pay and the support of a nation crying beside them. i'm stacy cohan, reporting. >> president obama has signed a new two year federal budget one day before the deadline. the bipartisan bill avoids a national default and sets federal spending through 2017. it provides an additional $80 billion split between military and domestic programs and the bill also pushing reconsideration of the debt limit issue until after next year's presidential and congressional election. >> joy: a 29-year-old murder case before the u.s. supreme court today. at issue, how prosecutors picked an all white jury. timothy foster confessed to murdering a 79-year-old woman in rome, georgia, and was sentenced to death, but with selecting an all white jury for the trial, prosecutors allegedly singled out african-american jurors for removal, by highlighting them in green and marking them with the letter b. >> so it's clear that the blacks were singled out, they were treated apart from the white jurors and they were prioritized more striking. >> the reporter: the supreme court has ruled using race in jury selection is unconstitutional. foster's attorneys are now seeking a new trial. it could be several months before the justices rule. a new report out claims that disabled workers were overpaid $11 billion in the past nine years. the government accountability office reports that money went to people who earned too much to qualify for disability or those who had already returned to work. social security was able to recover some of that money but more than a billion dollars was lost and it was found to be the agency's fault. >> complete mismanagement. i mean, nobody is watch how the money is going out. no one is really, quote unquote, responsible for the errors. no one gets fired, there are no consequences. >> joy: in an email, social security officials say the overpayments represent a very small percentage of the total payments made each other. auditors recommended automated reporting to reduce overpayment. and better oversight of work reports and waivers. people on commercial flight within the u.s. are no longer allowed to put e-cigarettes inside checked bags. now you can still have the devices inside a carry-on, but passengers will not be allowed to charge the devices in flight. there have been 25 incidents of fires or even explosions caused by e-cigarettes since twine. >> mark: a reminder as upran your day, 56 cities and towns have local elects. people living in boston, worcester cambridge are among those casting votes. they are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >> mark: should parents use car seats that face backwards? pediatricians weigh in on the potential danger and the injury seen in the crash test. >> the reporter: two alleged drug dealers off the streets in gloucester. i'll tell you how an addict's own mother got involved. >> he was trying to do the right thing and was severely hurt as a a high school football player hospital, coming up, what >> mark: shocking stabbing leaves a rising high school football start fighting for his life. hours after we scored the go-ahead touchdown in a big playoff game. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. the 16-year-old everett high school player was stabbed when he is trying to do the right thing. heather hegedus joins us with more. >> we're at chestnut street and broadway, that 16-year-old has been upgraded to fair condition at mass general, 24 hours after his classmates and coach, holding out hope. >> we're just hoping for the best for him and his family. >> a 16-year-old from everett went from one of the biggest days of his young life to nearly seconds. >> he's a great kid it's a shame it happened. morning, marvin, a running back for the everett crimson tide was on the high of a huge win. this is video from hours before when fedna led his team number eight seed to beat number one seed, st. john's prepping, knocking them out of the playoffs. >> a legend to say the least. he single handedly stood out. >> he saved the day after his team's quarterback was injured, so fedna rushed for 124 yards, carrying the ball 27 times. the victory still fresh as he walked home from a halloween party. his coach and classmates say fedna heard somebody scream and did what he learned to do on the field. he rushed in, to help. with the knife. cut his hand and his thumb and then he received a second stab wound to the back. and -- but it did not hit any vital organs. >> fedna's coach says he's now surrounded by family at mass general. coach was also by his side as fedna headed into surgery and says fedna gives him a thumbs up, true to form of his strength and courage. >> to see him light up like that is just, you know, it kills you. >> we tried to speak with fedna's family, but we're told at this time. we also left several messages for the school's superintendent, principal and everett's maria. we have not heard back, but i did speak with everett police who tell me no arrests to report. coming up at 6:00 p.m., what they are saying about who case. he heather hegedus, fox 25 news. >> in gloucester, police say the mother of a man who died of a heroin overdose turned in two of drugs that killed him. >> mark: bob ward spoke to gloucester's police chief and he said this is part of the effort of getting the hard drugs off the north shore. >> the reporter: the town of gloucester is known for fish, but it is also struggling with the wave of opioid addiction, flooding other communities. gloucester is fighting the tide by offering treatment, not incarceration to addicts, it's called the angel program, which yielded the arrest of two 302-year-old drug dealers from lynn, william piazza and eugenio eugenio. the mother said these two men sold her son the heroin that killed him. >> we were able to build a case, an undercover sting operation in which they drove to gloucester and delivered heroin to one of our police officers. police chief leonard campanello says he hopes this sends a strong message to other drug dealers. gloucester's angel program has embattled secretary been in effect for five months and already, 281 addicts have walked through the front doors of the police station,ing asking for help. they haven't been arrested. instead, they've been sent into treatment. gloucester's police chief tells me he hopes that's a sign that what he's doing here in this town is working. in gloucester bob ward, fox 25 news. >> we continue to follow breaking news in hopkinton. someone was giving out suspicious items to children on halloween and just in to our newsroom, this is a photo of that item. two separate parents said their children were given a toilet bowl product. the parents found discs of poison in white wrapping while inspecting the candy. both children did not eat it. they were trick-or-treating in downtown hopkinton. ted daniel is on this story and he'll have any new developments as we get them. >> mark: push tonight to make a local intersection safer after a deadly crash that killed a mother and baby. the telegram and "gazette" is reporting that state and local leaders met to discuss the ways to reduce dangers to drivers. christina russen and her son died in a head-on crash. one proposal is to speed up marie construction project that wasn't scheduled for ten more years. a danvers family losing their home in a fire. flames broke out early sunday morning at a complex on williams street. everyone was able to get out safely, but firefighters later found the two dogs dead inside the gutted home. fire officials are working to figure out how the fire started. >> joy: quincy police say a weymouth woman was under the influence of drugs when she slammed into an unmarked cruiser at the intersection of quincy shore drive and squato road on saturday morning. the damage to the rear of the cruiser was significant and the detective inside had to be taken 30 now-year-old maria rolldon was arrested on drug possession and driving under the influence. police are searching for a gray toyota, it's wanted for a hit-and-run, involving a 1962 mercedes-benz. the corolla will have damage to the passenger side rear bumper. that crash happened last night on mass avenue around 7:20 p.m. call foxborough police in you've seen the car. firefighters rushing to save elderly residents in south boston, thanks to an improperly disposed of cigarette. fire started just before 5:00 p.m. last night at the building on l street. flames were contained to a fourth floor apartment. two people were taken to the hospital and a firefighter was treated for a cut to the hand. >> mark: there's holiday music on the radio and it is beginning to look a lot like christmas on the commons. it sure doesn't feel like christmas out there though. november off to a warm start. >> kevin: wow. that's all i can say about that, mark. we're talking about sift 60's and 70's this week and christmas lights are going up, christmas music on the radio. still some cloud out there, but they're drifting southward. and that's because they're all attached to this storm system, which is also drifting off to the east and south and getting on out of here. there's plenty of rain with this storm, but staying far enough away from us. we're not getting anywhere close to the rain shield, even as far east as nantucket. 51 in morning. 51 hyannis and 57 in boston. this evening, coldest temperatures tend to be to the north and west, that's the case tonight where it's already clear so your temperature can drop quickly. keene, 36. brattleboro, 37 and lows in this region as well. closer to 128, bedford at 39 degrees. again, mid to upper 30's, metro west, all the way down to cape cod, 50-degree readings like province town and nantucket first thing. through the morning, you saw clouds drift by to the north as milder air works on in. it's going to stay clear in southern new england. they'll stay that way for your lunchtime tomorrow as well and with the clear skies come the those milder temperatures will feel nice tomorrow, but it is not the warmest day we're going to see this week. i'll show you when that warmest day is going to be and i'm tracking when the next batch of colder air is coming our way. this is november after all. >> the fireworks show will go on for boston's first night celebration. >> mark: the mayor announced the boston credit union will sponsor the midnight fireworks on new year's eve. >> they do incredible work, and it's great to see that we will have fireworks here in the city for first tight, and i appreciate all their efforts here. >> mark: credit union will donate $30,000 to continue the fireworks tradition. organizers of the show said last week, a late show was in jeopardy. >> joy: his face was shown around the world, in newspaper headlines suggesting that he was the boston marathon bomber. >> mark: we sit do you believe -- down with the local college student and how those headlines changed his life forever. >> joy: the troubling number of head injuries reported last school year. qualification, the local university that's going to start skipping the s.a.t.'s. you're watching the fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. 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racing may be in question. mayor marty walsh has issued an ultimate tumpas, he's asking pro poeters to delay telling tickets until financial agreements are locked in. the high-speed event planned for next weekend would shut down roads around the waterfront. >> the city is it try to make it seizier seizier -- easier to get a permit to get work done. a new web site allows homeowners and contractors to apply on line. once you've applied, you can track the status without leaving your home. >> you're not having to call in the vehicle to take that number, wherever you go on line and either log back in to this site or to just punch in the permit number and see immediately where you are. >> now the sit isn't up and running just yet, but organizers say it should be ready soon. sign up to test a beta version by signing up on their site. falling debris rand a bad report from structural engineers means the st. vincent de paula church in south boston has been temporarily shut down. the archdiocese of boston close closed the church on saturday and said they'll be inspecting the church to assess the cost of repairs. the church was built in the 18 70's. >> kevin: the clouds you saw out are are attached to an ocean. what we have left are warm temperatures, the day that we could see a report. >> mark: first, new crash tests showing infants at risk for serious injuries when they are sitting in the rear-facing car seats. up next, why the study isn't exactly has it appears. experts clear up this confusion minutes right he >> mark: more health concerns tonight for high school athletes. a new report says the number of head injuries is rising at an alarming rate. according to the boston herald, 14,000 sports related head injuries were reported in the 2014 school year. that's up 25% since 2013 across all sports. and the amount of teams playing high school sports is also reportedly fallen because of injury fears. in boston, public schools, football enrollment has seen a drop in the 2009 to 2010 school year, 493 students were involved in the program and in the 2014- 2014-2015 year that number dropped to 234. risk for children in rear facing car seats. infant dummy ies showed head injuries with rear facing seats. the study's author says the results only conclude that car seats could be made safer to reduce risks in the future. >> elizabeth: $300,000, that's the amount of money you'll need to raise a child. it's pretty daunting number. but consumer adviser clark howard shows us a few ways that you can save and still keep your kids happy and healthy. >> it costs money to raise kids. >> maria smith should know. she and her husband are raising four children. the cost of just over $13,000 per kid, per year, adds up fast. she says, while it's expensive, you don't have to go into debt to do it. >> google. mine, it's as simple as that, to find coupon codes and there are plenty of other blogs and websites that share those things just follow them. yourself. >> the reporter: maria takes advantage of free programs at her local ymc ramon rivera, kids discounts at restaurants and saves money by working at home as a blogger. she says the pressure on social media to be the perfect parent can be rough. >> social media is a huge pusher whatever you want to call it, because it is all out there. if you let it in. >> the reporter: when it comes to saving for a kid's future. >> while i do worry about how to pay for college and things like that, i know that there are scholarships, there are community colleges. it's not the worst thing in the world. >> her other advice -- don't try to keep up with the joneses and rather than spending money on your kids, spend time with them instead. >> you don't have to go into debt to have kids. that your kids want your time. your kids want to just be with you. >> >> the reporter: so true and let me tell you something, i may be cheap guy, but in my book, children are priceless. don't of avoid having a child because you're worried about what it costs, because the joy they bring to you is worth every minute of your time and every penny out of your wallet. i'm clark howard. >> do your children have a phone or tablet. if so, they are not alone. new research is finding children are now getting access to technology at very young ages. according to a study in the journal of pediatrics, 97% of children start using such devices before their first birthdays. 20% of 1-year-olds own a tablet and 28 percent of 2-year-olds can use the device with no help for people like us. experts say the devices won't hurt development, but personal interaction is still best. >> elizabeth: a warm evening here in the city of boston, where, right now, traffic is moving pretty well along the zakim bridge. kevin is talking about a mild week coming our way. >> kevin: potentially a record setting week coming up. we'll check that out but i'll show you the records. clouds moving on out and the reason they are is because the system attached to it is moving on out. plenty of rain with us, but staying far enough to our south that the clouds are the worst they're going to see. temperatures right now, 57 in boston. it is 55 back here in worcester for your evening plan. that temperature under clear skies, will continue to drop through the 50's and into the 40's by 9:00 p.m. low 40's by 5:00 a.m. in the morning, the low temperatures will be in the upper 30's around the city of worcester, they stay at 40 downtown. boston, 57 degrees right now. the temperature in boston will stay up more tonight right testify coast, you'll have that influence. your temperature will stay in the 40's tonight, upper 40's by first thing in the morning. staple thing for you out here in hyannis, 51 right now, but your temperature won't drop much more. it is going to be mostly clear and your temperature will drop into the upper 40's for a low temperature. you get the idea. coolest off to the north and west. warmest testify coastline. -- at the coastline. not super dry air at the coast and that's why your temperature is going to stay in the 40's. it is drier inland and those temperatures can drop more in the drier air. waking up to sunshine everywhere first thing in the morning. there can be a few clouds that drift on by, but mostly sunny through your lunchtime and afternoon as well. future cast shows you that 37:00 p.m. in the evening. if there is -- through 7:00 p.m. in the evening. back here, clouds. they're not showing up in southern new england, because there's not going to be many of let's fast forward this in to wednesday morning and we still have sunshine, so things are looking pretty nice during the day tomorrow and through tomorrow night into wednesday morning. here are your high temperatures tomorrow. this is not the warmest of the week, but warm enough. 67 hull. 68 bridgewater. upper 50's is more like where we should be. 68 in taunton. milford, new hampshire, 68. gardener, 65. 69 in lawrence and norwood, 70 degrees, so it is possible that there will be some 70-degree readings in and around the boston area tomorrow. clearly, with a lot of these temperatures showing up at 69, won't take much to push one or two up to 70. norwood, focusing on them for you now. clouds roll around the area of high pressure by thursday, not so much wednesday but by thursday afternoon, we'll start to see the clouds move on in, a potential for a shower later on thursday, in to thursday night and again on friday too. friday looks to be the warmest day of the week. your weekend always in view, by friday, the cold front is. coming right at us and that's the day where i see high low and mid 70's and that's more than -- important, because on friday with it being the warmest day, we have to talk about the potential for records. boston's record stands at 73, set in 1959. worcester's record stands at 70 in 1978. forecasting 72 for boston, so worcester, you're going to be close too, so we're going to see if we can get some of the records by the end of the week, but no matter what, i think you would agree, that's very mild for the first week of november, weekend. >> elizabeth: a wilmington boy heartbroken by a halloween theft, asking his parents to call 911. >> mark: 6-year-old sam wanted to report that someone stole six halloween pumpkins from his front porch. this one has a happy ending. wilmington officers took up a collection and bought sam eight new pumpkins, plus a bag of candy to jump start his halloween. they delivered the treats to a very happy little boy in time for the weekend. nice job all around. >> elizabeth: we are on top of several new stories ahead at 6:00 p.m. he was wrongfully accused of being one of the suspected marathon bombers in the hours after the deadly haifa tack. tack -- attack. his picture was plastered on the front of a local news paper. plus, betting on themselves. new at 6:00 p.m., fox 25 news uncovers why natalee holloway players are allowed to play on draft kings. the daily fantasy league with huge cash prizes. >> the reporter: police have arrested two men for spray painting and egging a local motor mosque. the one high temperature a detective spotted that led them straight to the suspects. >> mark: why patriots tight end your dream kitchen awaits breathtaking beauty. legendary durability. american craftsmanship. cambria. >> mark: thousands of pounds of ground beef under recall tonight over possible e. coli. >> elizabeth: meats of home a issuing that recall. the establishment number 20420. anyone with information on that product should return it for a refund or throw it away. more accusations, bw cheated on emissions tests a second time. the u.s. government says that volkswagen installed the emission test cheating software on the six cylinder diesel engines. the company previously admitted to rigging the tests for just four cylinder diesel engines. the company could be fined more than $30,000 per car. v.w. is denying the allegations. pinpoint the source of the e. coli outbreak. the company has temporarily shut down dozens of its restaurants in washington state and oregon after 22 cases of e. coli were reported. eight people have been hospitalized. chipotle uses locally sourced ingredients so the company says there is no risk to customers outside of the oregon and washington area. general electric is shutting down its factory in avon. the "boston globe" is reporting that the p move will eliminate 300 jobs. >> mark: if you haven't seen them yet, more and more gas stations are offering fuel at $2-gallon or less. the average cost of a gallon in the state down to $2.06. it's a dollar less than a year ago, and new hampshire gas prices are falling, a similar trend. prices in the granite state also dropped a penny, down to an average of $2.09 a gal lob. >> rob gronkowski is a star patriots player and known for his charitable work as well and now doling out financial advice. one for a program called gronk economics. you heard me right. he'll be sharing his tips for saving money, like making short-term goals and setting up automatic transfers. in his new box, gronk shares that he hasn't spent a dime of his football money and instead, lives off of his endorsement deals. >> elizabeth: very shrewd. >> mark: he is on to something, for sure. patriots safety devon mccord surprising children at the hospital with a game of bingo. >> elizabeth: it's all a part of his tackle sickle-cell campaign and that hospital, did tweet out a picture, they wanted to say thank you. mccordy and his twin brother launched that campaign, they wanted to raise money to fight sickle-cell disease an they are hosting a casino night fund raiser later this month. that sounds like fun. >> mark: now at 6:00 p.m., his face was plastered on a major newspaper, suggesting he was the boston marathon bomber. >> i've been labeled as a terrorist after the move. >> mark: all new hat 6. p, how the wrongfully accused college student is turning a real life nightmare in to something positive. plus -- >> why don't people take care of it. if you're going to have a pet, treat it like a member of the family. >> 28 cats seized from one home, how all these cats are doing, and what's being done now to help them. >> kevin: warm air streaming in to new england now. when it will be warmest. >> elizabeth: a standup high school football player stabbed. >> they're hoping for the best for him and his family. >> elizabeth: how walking home turned violent when he rushed to help someone screaming. >> mark: we begin with breaking news. first at 6:00 p.m., police in hopkinton say it appears someone was giving trick-or-treaters a poisonous toilet bowl cleaning product instead of candy on halloween. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. two separate parents came forward yesterday and reported that their children were given those cleaning products. children were ages 6 and 14 years old. the picture of that disc. now that parents found the discs in white wrapping while inspecting the candy. neither of the children ingested that poison. we're told they were both trick-or-treating in downtown hopkinton. ted daniel is on the story, he'll have any new developments at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. also breaking, police in new hampshire tell us that a parent found a razor blade in a child's halloween candy bag when inspecting it there. police told us about this. it was a disturbing discovery obviously which happened on halloween night at a home at 'emwood village. -- elmwood village. police are investigating. >> mark: police arrest two men accused of vandalizing a local islamic center. the letters u.s.a. are spray painted on the building. investigators also found smashed eggs everywhere, at 5:00 p.m., we told you there will be added security there and new at 6:00 p.m., fox 25's stephanie quinu reveals previous incidents at the mosque targeting women and children. >> the reporter: one of the founders of the mosque told us a group of teens was verbally

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