measures, so far though, no official comments from intelligence officials here in the united states. we'll continue to monitor the breaking story for you. i'm heather hegedus, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: and there's some more breaking news right now in boston's south end, that's where two people have been hit by a car. boston police tell us that both victims were elderly women. these photos from the scene are just in to our newsroom in the last 15 minutes and they were hit near the intersection of tremont and westbrook line, taken to boston medical center. it is not clear how badly they're hurt. police are investigating what happened. we have a crew on skeet as we learn more, we'll update you. oxford. two cars and possibly a tractor-trailer on route 20. sky fox capturing video of at least one person being put into an ambulance. no word on the extent of the injuries. westbound traffic is shut down and only one eastbound lane is open. as the investigation continues. this afternoon's crash happening within a mile of last week's shall credit, where a mother and locals call that stretch of road dead man's curve. also breaking, southbridge, middle and high school students return safely home tonight, afternoon. police tell us there was a report of a student with a delayed, while police tracked down the student. they did not find a weapon and cleared the building after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> elizabeth: a gruesome murder mystery in bridgewater, a woman's body found tied up and burned and left on train tracks. it's a story that you saw morning. >> mark: our robert goulston has been working his sources all day long on the story and spoke with witnesses, who believe they saw the car connected to the case. robert? >> the reporter: the family that called police, lives right next to the commuter rail tracks. they say they saw a black s.u.v. turn around in front of their house, back up to the tracks and then they say someone got out, carried something down the track, when those first officers arrived, they found a woman's body on fire. >> elizabeth: it was. >> it was unsettling and surprising for this neighborhood. >> the reporter: the oak street neighborhood clearly on edge half what was found on the embang minneapolis-st. paul of the middleboro lakeville commuter rail tracks in bridgewater. >> her hands were tied behind her backs and her hands were in some fashion, tied toward her feet from behind. >> the reporter: investigators say they got a call from a resident after seeing a suspicious car, just before mid might. transit police and bridgewater officers arriving on scene, found a woman's body that had been set on fire. >> we don't have any evidence at this point that the crime happened there, other than the fact that the burning definitely happened there. >> the reporter: law enforcement sources telling fox 25 news, the woman's body may have had a tatoo, so investigators were checking nearby tatoo parlors for leads. investigators had to work around commuter rail trains coming through the area. they collected evidence all morning, into the afternoon, the road dead ends because of an ongoing bridge project. the d.a.'s office please the person killed was specifically targeted somewhere else. >> based upon the status of the investigation right now, we don't believe that it was -- that it was -- we believe it was a targeted event and not a random event. >> the reporter: investigators do believe that the victim is an adult woman, they are still trying to pinpoint the exact age, but tonight at 6:00 p.m., we're going to tell you something else police are looking for to help them generate more leads. we are live in bridgewater, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: breaking news now in san diego, a man who was firing off shots is now holed up inside his rooftop apartment and we know that flights have been banned from landing at nearby precaution. police swarmed the building and shot at the man after responding morning. he's believed to be armed with a high powered rifle. so far, no one has been hurt. several schools in the yea are also in lockdown. inside. we'll continue to monitor that story for you. now, also breaking in california, a student is shot and killed by police after stabbing five people on campus. all of this happening at the university of california this morning. from the school, alerting them to that stabbing. the violence happening in a building that houses classrooms and offices. the male suspect was killed by police. two victims were taken to the hospital. the other three treated on campus. we'll have more information as it's available. >> an accused teenage killer is mentally competent to stand trial. a judge made the ruling today, a months after phillip chisholm wag seen banging his head against the floor of his padded cell. chisholm is accuse of murdering popular teacher colleen ritzer. bob, chisholm's lawyer is asking for special treatment for her client. >> the reporter: well, this trial is having a difficult time getting started again. you'll remember last month, just as jury selection was getting started, phillip chisholm started acting out, he was sent away for a 20 day mental health evaluation. that's all over now. the trial is moving forward, but now, chisholm's lawyer is asking for new conditions. this is the first time we've seen phillip chisholm in weeks. the now 16-year-old appeared in court with a new short haircut. he spent the entire hearing stone faced, barely even acknowledging his own lawyers. last month, chisholm was seen banging his head on the floor of a padded cell at the courthouse and that prompted a 20-day mental health evaluation. now the report is in, the judge says the trial can move on. >> based on having read the report, the court finds that mr. chisholm has sufficient ability to consult with his attorney. chisholm is accused of the brutal rape and murder of danvers high school teacher, colleen ritzer, almost exactly two years ago, when chisholm was 14. the mental health evaluation is impounded, we cannot see it, but chisholm's lawyer is going to see it to use it during the trial, she is asking for breaks every two hours for court to run from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and to minimize the number of people who get close to chisholm in the courtroom. >> the long days are definitely a problem with mr. chisholm. >> chisholm's lawyer is asking that the court refer to chisholm not as the defendant but the juvenile defendant. >> he's been tried as an adult, but we'll see a mental health defense in which they're clearly going to focus on the development of the human brain. >> >> the reporter: now, all of those requests are going to be addressed tomorrow. jury selection also resuming tomorrow. coming up, on the fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m., i'll have more from legal analyst brad bailey, he's going to talk to us about some of these special requests and why the defense is making them. for now, live in salem, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> mark: sun is set recognize on a gorgeous evening in boston. enjoy the sunsets while we have them. kevin lemanowicz is talking about the showers and cooler temperatures coming our way. it had to happen. >> the reporter: before we get there, we had to talk about the new england. there's a lot going on in the weather forecast and a seemingly quiet night here in boston. a beautiful sunset, temperature, 60 in boston. it was warmer inlands. we talked about that last night. the sea breeze effect, 55 in boston. 56 in watertown, but you go to the north and west, farther inland, go to lowell and surrounding towns, 60 there in lowell. upper 50's, chelmsford, kingsborough, holden to northboro and the southwest of boston, still some 60's out this way as well. another mild evening setting up. but yes, we have warmer air on the way and i'm tracking those showers up the coast, when you can expect those. >> elizabeth: the campaign trail heating up in new england. four presidential hopefuls visiting new hampshire today. >> mark: it comes as new polls show that donald trump and ben carson are still leading the way in the g.o.p. race. our political reporter, sharman sachetti, caught up with trump on the campaign trail. >> the reporter: a lot of people didn't think you would make it this far. are you surprised you made it >> i am impressed by the fact we have loaf and support in new hampshire. >> donald trump feeling the love in new hampshire at the state house where he became the first major g.o.p. to get on the ballot. outside, he was greeted with cheers, signing placards and baseballs, but inside we wanted to ask him about a new poll that shows while he's still ahead, others like florida senator marco rubio appearing to be gaining. >> mr. eufplt: concerned about his rise at all? >> i'm not concerned about him at all. i think he's an absolute lightweight. >> in fact, trump took aim at rubio, urging reporters to look deeper. >> he has some very big issues with credit carried, he's very weak on -- cards, he's very weak on illegal immigration. if it's up to marco rubio, people can just pour into the country. >> trump did not answer a question about a controversial retweet showing jeb bush's face next to a swastika or wear a sombrero. >> they don't want to be ripped off anymore by our politicians who are all talk and no action abandon don't get the job done. >> the reporter: what trump told me about jubert bush's campaign and why he doesn't think it will go the distance at 6:00 p.m. >> elizabeth: we received a statement from a trump spokeswoman about his retreat and said trump did not see the image and has since deleted that tweet. trump wasn't the only candidate in town. martin o'malley signed up. and on the republican side, jeb bush and marco rubio why in attendance. senator rubio spoke to young professionals at st. anselm college. under cover and on the attack. >> got a signal. >> would you step out. >> mark: all new in the next half-hour, fox 25 investigates. it goes inside a local police station, to show you the new and down on the crime targeting women. >> the reporter: the state spent tens of millions of dollars on new equipment to keep commuter rail tracks clear and the trains running this winter. we're bringing your questions to the head of the mbta about how this year is going to be better than last. >> kevin: cooler today than yesterday but above average. it just gets warmer from here. when we are likely to set records it week and when the rain is going to arrive. >> elizabeth: first, a woman gives birth hours after she and her husband survived this horrific crash. all new tonight, we have learned why several drivers could face charges for this wreck. you're watching the fox 25 news at longhorn, you' re never torn between ordering steak and something else. because now you can get, steak ... and something else. longhorn' s great steak pairings. our grilled sirloin with your choice of slow roasted baby back ribs... redrock grilled shrimp... or parmesan 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happened on tremont and westbrook line. police on the scene tell us the driver of the nissan s.u.v. stopped and again, one woman is in critical condition after she was hit. now a woman working at a nearby driver of the car looked visibly upset and. sun glare may be to blame. but at this hour, investigators are trying to figure all of this out. now back out here live, it's hard to see from our vantage point, but we could tell you that detectives are actually going around here, store to store, they're trying to see if there's surveillance video or if anyone saw anything. we will bring you and bring you another update at 6:00 p.m. for now, live in the south end, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> a new hampshire mother forced to have an emergency c-section after she and serve hours are injured in a nasty car crash. that mom, her husband and new baby all recovering in the hospital. >> elizabeth: we've learned that charges could be coming. crystal haynes is live in manchester, where we heard from family members tonight. crystal? >> the reporter: mark and elizabeth, i can tell you that baby aden, a strong healthy baby boy, according to his grandfather, is holding his own here at elliott hospital. now, manchester police say this is still a very active investigation. and several questions remain. as to who could be responsible in this crash. it was a close call. >> very relieved that everybody is ok. >> the reporter: brittany and her husband dennis are recovering in manchester's elliott hospital today. after they rejected from their 2001saab in this three car crash late yesterday morning. brittany was eight months pregnant and had to have an emergency c-section. >> yeah. it was due on christmas, but he's a big baby, he's almost five pounds. >> the reporter: baby boy aden was born five weeks premature and brittany's father, eric turner, tells fox 25 news the 23-year-old mom also suffered injuries to her ankle and hip. that requires surgery. 28-year-old dennis also suffered a dislocated hip. >> she's going to have a long road ahead of her. dennis is a strong kid. he'll jump right back soon. >> but as the couple recovers, investigators say the cause of the crash is still unknown. >> charges may or may not be forthcoming for one, if not two drivers. >> witness, joshua fishwick says he was just one car length behind the three car crash and knows what happened. and it's not what he's been hearing around town he says. >> no,. >> the reporter: fishwick tells fox 25 news he please believes the saab driven by bowden may have not let another driver pass and this may be a case of road rage. >> do you have preliminary evidence that indicates that. >> it's an active investigation and i can't develop much information to to the case. >> the reporter: now, no charges have been filed yet tonight. if they will be filed, in this case, and coming up at 6:00 p.m., why eric turner, brittany's father says that his son-in-law is not responsible and he knows it. for now, reporting in manchester, new hampshire, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a fourth suspect, being held without bail tonight, in connection to the vicious murder of a marshfield man. 40-year-old mark o'bryan pleading not guilty. he's facing murder and burglary charges. prosecutors say he drove the getaway car. three others are also facing charges. a quincy couple facing charges and an alleged acquaintance back in september, accused in the murder of robert mckenna. prosecutors say they planned to steal african artifacts and a gemstone from mckenna and stabbed him to death in his own home. new at 5:00 p.m., a shoplifter shoves an employee out of the way as he makes a run for t. the employee who was attacked had to go to the hospital. employees say the two men in of sun glass frames. one suspect left before being confronted when the second suspect left that the violence happened. we'll have a live report on this investigation tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> the reporter: we talked last night how it would be cooler today, but still above average. boston at 60 today, still four degrees above the average high temperature for the date, but at the coast, it was decidedly cooler, that sea breeze kicking in, it was 66 not too far to the west and north in bedford. 65 in worcester. look at keene, new hampshire, a surprising 70-degree reading out there today. yeah, the upper 60's, were expected, certainly to the west of boston and cooler at the coast. this evening, we're seeing it as well. billions at 54 degrees, -- boston, 54 degrees and you clear skies. it's going to be a mild november night for you in boston. in worcester, still holding on to 60 degrees. how about that, above the average high temperature for the date. clear skies right now, allowing your temperature to drop down into the 50's overnight. going down to 50 degrees first thing in the morning and north and west in fitchburg and lawrence, temperatures in the 50's. your temperature will drop into the upper 40's tonight, so 40's to around 50 degrees will be the rule for low temperatures tonight. i'm not expecting any 30's, it's going to be that mild out there. right now it is clear, but here's what i'm watching. clouds and showers and watch how they're creeping up to the mid-atlantic state and the del par have a, which is right in here where washington, d.c. is and delaware and maryland. you're going to see clouds increase during the day tomorrow. also see some patches of fog develop overnight, so first thing in the morning, fog and clouds. by there. not sure there will be any showers around here yet, first thing in the morning, but it's not impossible you can't see a sprinkle pop up during the day. during the middle part of the day, dry with clouds, but again a random sprinkle. i don't think many of those will make it on in here. the higher risk will come friday as the clouds increase tomorrow night into early friday morning. you see some more green showing up in here. so high temperatures tomorrow, despite the increase in clouds will be milder. getting up into the 60's to around 70 degrees, bridgewater, 71. hyannis, 65. province town, 64. has to do with the wind shift going back around to the west. pushing mild air into boston, 71 degrees, norwood at 73 degrees. all of these too low to be friday the record highs happen to be lower. so we have a better shot of hitting those records on friday and that's the day i've been targeting all week for those. so some showers come in during friday morning, all ahead of the cold front pushing our way, but random showers during the day on friday, and in fact by the afternoon, some breaks of sun come out. more sun you get, the warmer you're going to be of course, but in this case, temperatures could push any to the mid and upper 70's if you get enough sunshine. cold front during the evening. watch how the showers want to fizzle out before they get to boston and behind the front, we start to clear things out and will turn cooler for the weekend. you'll satisfy that in the seven-day forecast with the weekend in view. 73 friday, would be a tied record for boston. that's what i'm forecasting right now. the record set in 1959 and on sunday, the patriots are on fox 25 news. 53 degrees for a high temperature on sunday, but i'm expecting the kickoff to be cooler. temperature of about 48 degrees at 1:00 p.m. with a northwesterly breeze between 5 and 10, there could be higher gusts that could impact the game a little bit. we'll take a closer look at the timeline for the showers just ahead. >> close call for one driver, take a look at this. we'll tell you what led, wow, to this highway scare. >> elizabeth: also ahead, it's a new way to save for your retirement and millions of americans are eligible. how it works and why the government guarantees you won't lose any money. >> mark: first, a stunning development surrounding the death of a police officer who caused a massive manhunt near chicago. >> glinowicz committed the ultimate betrayal to the citizens he served and the entire law enforcement community. >> mark: we'll explain the betrayal and the crime that officer is accused of committing right before his own death. at 5:00 p.m. okay, so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios" well, right now for a limited deal from fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 megs. so whatever speed you need, fios has it. get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone starting at $79.99 a month. and get $300 back with a 2-year agreement. this is your last chance. offer ends november 7th. >> glinowicz's death was a carefully staged suicide. >> stunning developments surround the death of an illinois police officer. murdered. learned. >> elizabeth: tonight, his colleagues say that this veteran cop took his own life after he embezzled money for years. stacey cohan has more on the new developments. >> the reporter: it's stunning news for the small town of fox lake, illinois. police say revere ed lieutenant john glinowicz committed suicide. >> glinowicz committed the ultimate betrayal to the citizens he served and the entire law enforcement community. >> it's been two months since the 52-year-old officer was discovered dead. shot twice with his own gaunt three people appeared on the surveillance video near the a manhunt for perpetrators ensued. investigators now say the scene was staged. but why? well, the 30 year veteran of the police department was stealing money from a policemen toring program for young -- police mentoring program for young people with an interest in law enforcement. >> thousands of dollars were used by glen wits for personal purchases, travel expenses, mortgage payments, personal gym >> the reporter: officer glinowicz had experience staging crime scenes for the police mentoring program and in this case, he aimed his gun at himself, firing not once, but twice. the second shot ended his life. the results of the investigation are likely to change his legacy. i'm stacy cohan reporting. >> elizabeth: all new in the next half-hour, a dirty secret exposed. >> it is not ok to buy and sell people. >> mark: a fox 25 investigation goes under cover to find out the new ways police are fighting sex crimes. >> elizabeth: also ahead, just three days after a local islamic center was vandalized with graffiti, the way one group changed the messages of hate to hope. >> mark: but first, the mbta spending millions to make sure last year's nightmare doesn't repeat itself this winter. we take your questions to the t, next on the fox 25 news at fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to twelve hours. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. >> elizabeth: we continue to follow breaking news right now in boston's south end. there have been two people hit by a car there. boston police tell us the victims were both elderly women. they were hit near the intersection of tremont and westbrook line an were taken to boston medical center. it's not clear right now how badly they're hurt. our crews are on the scene and they're talking with police and witnesses. well bring you any new information just as soon as we get it. >> also tonight, the mbta rolling out some brand new heavy equipment to make sure it stays on track this winter. the t says it's ready to plow through whatever snow comes our way this year. >> elizabeth: fox 25 news heard from viewers on our facebook page that aren't convinced history won't repeat itself. kerry, you brought some of6x viewer questions straight to the mbta. >> the reporter: better communication, better equipment, those are keys to the commuter rails approach to this upcoming winter, but the viewers we heard from on social media are skeptical and they wanted details on the plan. commuter rail tracks were used as conveyor belts wednesday to display the mbta's new gear to battle the winter. they say this is the result of tough lessons learned. >> there's not a day that goes by that we don't think about snow. >> the reporter: for the first time of, the mbta set aside money in the budgets are to snow removal equipment, $87 million. one new addition, the snow nighter, the mbta says it purchased ten of these at the mbta and keolis says in addition to snow fighting gear, they have created snow response communicationsism e. talk about your communications center, we visited it last year, has that been beefed up and if so, how? we added 30 plus people in there. >> the reporter: fox 25 viewers hope better communication will avoid scenes like this, forms. our viewers wanted us to ask, what good is the equipment without people to run it. >> how are you going to keep people coming to work to operate the equipment? >> we've been working really hard with our collective bargaining units, we're employing new procedures for enforcement and oversight. >> does that mean they would face punishment in they didn't show up? >> yes, we have enforcement, which would include discipline, if necessary, for people who don't arrive when they're scheduled. >> viewers also wanted to know if there's a plan in place to compensate riders, if this winter ising in like last year's and the train just stopping running. the reason that the mbta says they don't have a plan for that right now hand the story we're put together for the fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. for now, live in wellesley, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> mark: and this will be the equipment used to keep logan airport up and running during the winter. your eyes don't see see you. mass port giving fox 25 news an insight today at their newest fleet of machines, one of which is a 70-foot long truck equipped with a 27-foot plow. last winter, logan airport got more than 110 inches of snow. >> elizabeth: all that talk about winter and snow, but you wouldn't know it's right around the corner, if you had spent any time outside, it was another beautiful mild fall day, although kevin is tracking changes that are coming our way kevin. >> kevin: no doubt about t. first we'll get warmer and then quite a bit colder. let's talk about temperatures this evening, because it continues to be great november day, turning into night. 50's on the north shore. cooler spots, lynn 55, swampscott, 54, but there are still some 60-degree readings which was the cooler area today. amherst, new hampshire, 60 degrees as well. and to the southwest of boston, out toward medfield, medway, franklin, milford, men den, you're seeing temperatures just below or right at 60 degrees. milford at 61 degrees this hour. this all happening under the clear skies after another beautiful sunset, but here's what i'm watching. when we go down the coast here, you'll find some clouds are starting to wrap around the area of high pressure that's giving us nice weather. stands to reason when they change to southerly winds tomorrow, this stuff will start to move up the coast toward us. a timeline on when you can expect the clouds and any showers before that warm up. >> >> new at 5:00 p.m., the 34-year-old suspected killer is now one of the state's most wanted men. he is accused of gunning down jose campo duchess of york sarah ferguson camp -- campsano.police registranted the murder at bally's restaurant. he was living in methuen at the time, he is considered armed and dangerous. >> elizabeth: changing messages of hate to messages of hope. >> mark: three days after a burlington islamic center was vandalized with hate graffiti at this, local leaders responded. they changed the walls to something positive. >> the reporter: they papered over the vandalized walls and it was all part of a rally today that brought out community members and leaders of many faiths, all taking a stand against the hateful messages. writing messages of peace on poster board, taped directly over the graffiti that plagued the walls of the islamic center of burlington. >> we are americans. we are -- this is our land and you don't need to ask us who we are. >> the graffiti was found in the early morning hours of sunday after halloween. u.s.a. was written multiple times in red spray paint and eggs were thrown at the building. the taggers captured on surveillance cameras. it's the thirds time the mosque has been targeted by taggers the massachusetts chapter of the council on american islamic relations or care, says the graffiti reflects a common islamicphobic theme that muslims are not americans. >> actions like this are predicated in the idea that being muslim and being american, it's anti-thetical or opposed to one another. but this gathering has shows to an extent being americans join together. >> elizabeth: organizers made the decision to old off painting over the hate graffiti and put up posters in an attempt to modify the messages. >> events like this, which in some sense represented a defacement, i hope that this event can show can be a rephrasing of the community outward. showing solidarity. >> elizabeth: as we've been reporting, two 18-year-old burlington men have been arrested for the crime and charged with malicious destruction of property. care is also calling for hate crime charges to be brought against them. at 6:00 p.m., how the community is also coming together to help members of the mosque feel welcome. heather hegedus, fox 25 news. >> mark: a billerica police officer pleading not guilty to assault charges in connection with an offduty fight at the local elks club. he remains on administrative leave after nearly 20 years on the force. police say they have video that shows hickey attacking the victim in june of 2013. hickey is also charged in an unrelated case from billerica last year. detectives are still searching for the gunman who shot and killed a father of two outside his home in manchester, new hampshire. this was breaking last night at 10:00 p.m. and today, the new hampshire attorney general released a few details of the investigation, but did say the shooting was not random. witnesses tell fox 25 news the victim, 37-year-old, michael pittman, was walking to his car to get diapers for his shot when he was shot. >> elizabeth: a magistrate ruled today that there is probable cause to move forward with criminal charges against mashpee it comes from a residency check that hyde did on a returning student. hyde arrived unannounced and entered her home uninvited. hyde says he was invited in. hyde will be arraigned at a later date. it is the newest crime fighting fool being used by police departments across the country. fox 25 news gets an exclusive look at how the technology works. >> mark: what led to this dangerous drive and just how close that wooden stake came to the drive. >> elizabeth: first, we catch up 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knife and then the robber went for the cash register. the robert got the money and ran off. police are still searching for him. fall river has a new mayor. for the third time in a calendar year. >> mark: 23-year-old city councilor is getting ready to leave the city. >> did you ever think you would be in this position at 23 years old? >> not necessarily at 23. but when we dove into this, we said we were going to make it happen and we did. >> mark: correia defeated former district attorney sam sutter, who was elected after flanagan recalled. flanagan pulled a gun on the new mayor-elect last year. no charges were filed. to brockton, where there is an 18-year-old city councilor, jack lali, elected to serve the city's 6th district. he must balance the position with his full time school work at bridgewater state university. another college student, elected tuesday, is 19-year-old james dimicus. serving on the quincy school committee. >> elizabeth: voters have gotten boston city council a major makeover. campbell defeated yancy. george defeated steven murphy for an at large bid. murphy had been on the council for 17 years. >> mark: boston mayor marty walsh has been working towards giving the city's best known eye sore a makeover. want to make city hall plaza better and improve the inside of the building too. the project is called rethink city hall. the mayor's office want to take the public's input into account and will hold community meetings to discuss the renovations. >> kevin: temperatures out there are mild for a november evening. they'll slip is bit overnight. wait until you see how warm it will be to end the week and when showers will likely arrive. >> the reporter: first, an old profession targeted with new rules. fox 25 hits the streets with undercover officers to find out how they're cracking down on section crimes. the story is two minutes away on the niece not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed 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pull up to her and have a conversation with her and ask for a particular service. >> this car pulled up and police say the driver made an offer to the undercover officer on the street. >> the vice officers swarm in. quickly arresting him. >> would you step out. >> he expects to get what he paid for but he might get a lot more than what he paid for. he's waiting for him, somebody could stop him and rob him. we've had cases where prostitutes have been taking far beyond where they thought they were going to go and killed. >> the demand fuels the sale of people. >> the reporter: audrey tries to save young girls at my life, my choice, dragged into the industry of sex. she applauds what the police are doing, not just the women. it is not ok to buy and sell people. >> elizabeth: the man arrested in that piece tonight, denies wrongdoing. in all, officers arrested six people. at 10:00 p.m., blair shows you the new technology police are using to combat the oldest profession in our fox 25 news investigation. >> mark: well, it came straight down, that's what investigators say about a plane that crashed at worcester regional airport a week and a half arc killing the pilot. the preliminary report from the notice ntsb does not give a conclusive cause but points to a problem with the plane's engine. there was no engine power when it's likely the engine was damaged while running. a wooden post goes right through a windshield and nearly hits a holy oak woman in the head. how about this for an image. at 5:00 p.m., in this frightening photo, you can see the woman is still in the driver's seat. this happened on 91 north in springfield this morning. state police say a tractor-trailer ran over the post in the road, causing it to go flying into the air. something you probably don't think about. the woman is ok. troopers want to remind of 1 to secure their loads properly. >> elizabeth: absolutely terrifying. spalding high's gym in new hampshire will keep the red raider logo to despite criticisms that it's offensive to native americans. >> mark: support pulled in from hundreds of students and alumni after word that the r logo was going to be replaced. work was scheduled for friday, but no talk of altering the logo logo. >> kevin: a mild evening out there, at least for november. temperatures in the 50's one more time. boston, 54, worcester and norwood, holding on to 60 degrees out there. that's some nice stuff for november and temperatures won't fall all that much tonight as winds shift around slowly to the south and bring if milder air and more humid air, so temperatures in the 50's and staying there. a few clouds start to difficult in here in the morning. we'll talk about that and the timeline. hour-by-hour, out to worcester, temperatures staying in the 50's. upper 40's in the suburbs of worcester, mid 40's farther north and west of southern new hampshire and vermont, especially southwest new hampshire. this takes you into hyannis, cape cod, staying around 52 degrees all night long. 53 at 5:00 a.m. the clouds, where are they coming from? it's totally clear. look to the south, this is our storm system down if here, at least trying to be a storm system, producing rain in virginia and into maryland, toward d.c. it's creeping up the coastline, you see that happening over the last several hours, slowly and we'll see some of the clouds drift in here during the morning. also fog will form in spots as well especially on the in some of the river valleys around eastern massachusetts as well, be aware of that and clouds drifting up the coastline. you see specs of green and futurecast telling us there's the possibility of a couple of showers in there. my forecast is to keep it dry through the morning and into the afternoon tomorrow. can't totally rule out a sprinkle, but for the most part, we will be dry. if you get one you'll be one of the unlucky ones. with breaks of sun, temperatures will be mild. it's late tomorrow night and friday morning when the showers will become a reality to me. that's what the humidity increases and the front starts to get closer to us, so we'll get a lot of clouds in here hand showers around. this takes you to the morning commute, 6:00 a.m., we're starting to go see some of the showers dot the area. let's talk about the high temperatures tomorrow. generally in the 60's to around 70 degrees bridgewater, 71 on the south shore and out on cape cod. winds shifting to the south and that brings the water influence on to cape cod and the islands still, but the warmth of the air will overcome some of that, but you get away from the influence of the water, southerly winds blowing towards the coastline. gets you into the 70's. burlington at 70. milford, new hampshire, 72 degrees. norwood, about 73. then here comes some showers during the friday morning commute and i do believe there will be showers for the commute. not everyone will get one, but they will be out there and something we'll have to track as they come on through. then the cold front comes towards us. by friday evening, we'll be watching this front and tracking it in to massachusetts, northern worcester county, southern new hampshire and then they seem to fizzle out for the most part. the north shore getting a few of those. the front. seven day forecast, with your weekend always in view, shows you how warm we'll get. focus on thursday, friday, first of all, because in these couple of days, temperatures will be very close to record levels. tomorrow's records for boston 73. and i just don't -- yeah, 79 and 73 if boston and worcester. both set in 1994. i don't think we'll get to 79 or 73 in those two towns. friday 73 and 70 and a more likely day to hit record high temperatures and look how much cooler it gets in weekends. we'll examine that closely coming up. >> elizabeth: needham is saying goodbye to a town institution. the town is buying a ten acres owens poultry farm for $6.5 million. a town meeting on monday overwhelmingly approved that purchase. needham plans to build a new elementary school to replace the old and overcrowded hillside school. owen's poultry started 80 years ago, when walter owen bought the land for $2,000 in the middle of the great depression. >> mark: making life easier for cyclists, connecting hundreds of miles of offroad path which include the harbor washing, charles river and somerville, being handled by liveable streets alliance. how much the project would change bike paths in thary i can't. fenway park is getting ready for football. the grass now covers the famous diamond infield. take a close look. sky fox today giving us an inside speak at the field. notre dame and boston college will battle on the turf later this month. the field will also host high school football thanksgiving day games as well. >> elizabeth: we are following breaking news ahead at 6:00 p.m. two women in their 60's hit by a. -- car in boston's south end. how witnesses describe the driver's reaction right after it happened. plus, police are looking for two men who stole expensive eyeglasses and punched a woman in the face. a worker there. we're speaking with the store owner. we'll have her shocked reaction. it's a story you'll see only on the fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. a new plan to cut down on how detectives track personal cellphones. >> mark: neck at 5:00 p.m., the new way to save for retirement and the guarantee you won't lose a single dime doing it. >> elizabeth: and we want to let you know that gordon ramsey is coming to the bay state and you can be part of his show. hotel hell, which airs on fox 25, will be filming at the vienna inn in southbridge. the hotel is currently taking if you're interested, email hotel show vie enthat at it's wor >> mark: it's a new way to save for retirement. the government guarantees you won't lose any money do it. >> elizabeth: kyla campbell is in washington to explain the program available to millions of americans. >> the reporter: it's called an mira, as in ira, people who don't have access to 401a's or similar savings plans through their jobs can take part. it's available to americans making less than $131,000 a year, or less than $193,000, if married and filing taxes jointly. president obama first introduced the mira in his state of the address two years ago. it's been in a pilot phase for two years. the mira follows rules regarding withdrawals, contributions an income threshold as roth ira's, the government guarantees a mira account will never fall if value. it's invested only in a u.s. treasury security. what, kyla campbell, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: now for more information on the mira program, head to our web site, myfoxboston.com. >> mark: boston based fantasy sports state is accused of violating another company's patent. draft kings and its rival, fanduel are being sued by a technology company in texas. the lawsuits claim the fantasy sports sites use patented technology to run their games. draft kings and fanduel are not commenting on the lawsuits. >> elizabeth: two airlines are raising the baggage fees in time for the holiday season. spirit airlines plans to hike the checked bag fees by an additional $2 between december and january. frontier airlines raising their fees by $5 to $10 between thanksgiving and new year. as a perk, they will double frequent flyer miles during the same period. volkswagen's credit rating has been downgraded because of that car emissions scandal. moody's investors service says the decision affects long-term and system death. the company used software to intentionally mislead u.s. emissions testing. today, kraft heinz announced major down size, the company plans to close seven factories in the u.s. and canada, shedding 2600 jobs after the company announced in august that 2500 nonfactory jobs would be cut. >> mark: andover teen battling leukemia just got $5,000. michael harris is benefit interesting the cops for kids with cancer program. in addition to the donation, the andover police department hosted a lunch when a family provided gifts to them as well. >> elizabeth: breaking news at boston. why police are going store to store. >> mark: a woman's body set on fire, the killer on the loose. the tatoo that could be a key clue. >> elizabeth: two men seen stealing expensive eyeglasses, but that's not the worst part. >> elizabeth: new at 6:00 p.m., the tough guys who hit a female employee and ran away. >> kevin: the latest timeline on showers before the weekends and a potential for record high temperatures. >> mark: and donald trump calling out competitors in new hampshire today. >> jeb bush is in town. >> that's good, give him my regard. >> some are saying it's on life support. >> mark: and the other contender he called an absolute lightweight. >> mark: we are following breaking news at 6:00 p.m. two women run down in boston's busy south end. let's get right to fox 25's malini basu who has been gathering new information over the past hour. >> the reporter: within the last 20 minutes or so, sources tell me that homicide investigators are on the scene. two women were hit, one in critical condition. this here is the scene right now. investigators, here we are, just about two and a half hours later, are still on the scene. now, sky fox was over the scene around 3:30 p.m. or so, here is what we do know. around 3:30 p.m. this afternoon, two women, believed to be in their 60's, were hit by a car. this is all happening on tremont and westbrook line. police on scene tell us that the driver of the nissan s.u.v. did stop, and again, one woman is in critical condition, a woman working at a nearby salon, tells me that the driver of the car looked visibly upset and thinks

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