randolph this morning. the car flipped over and landed on top of the guardrail. police say good samaritans stopped and tried to pull the driver up but could not. rescue crews arrived and worked for more than an hour to free him. he was taken to an area hospital and has now recovered. a tank exploded flying up through the roof of a pool shed. it landed in the woods nearby and luckily no one was hurt. two people are now recovering after being hit by a truck in woburn. police say the 71-year-old man and 67-year-old woman were crossing the street near cit hall when they were hit. they suffered serious life-threatening injuries. detectives say the driver did stay at the scene. there is no word yet if that person will face any charges. police are investigating a deadly accident at a workplace in rockland. officers say a man from wareham died after getting trapped between the bumper of a tractor trailer and a loading dock. the 37-year-old man worked at highway safety system its. police say the driver of the tractor-trailer has not been charged. breathing. he's foaming everywhere, blood everywhere. a tewksbury woman stepping g in desperately trying to save this teen's life. the boy died after being attacked at a halloween party in lowell. 7's kimberly bookman talked with the woman who was there and says this didn't have to happen. >> my whole body went numb. i needed i had to do something with this kid. he's 15. i had to go and help. >> reporter: recent tewksbury high school graduate sarah ward says she tried do the right thing when she arrived at this lowell home for a halloween party and ethan costello badly hurt. >> i don't think i even saw him breathing. his eyes were open, he was staring at me but his pupils were so dialated that they would not focus at all. he looked like a monster. >> reporter: police say costello accidentally stumbled on to 18-year-old joe zachrella at the party which they believe it caused zach to pick the sophomore and slam him headfirst into the concrete floor. officers say most of the 75 teenagers at party were drinking and intoxicated. >> they took him and brought him inside the house and tried to get him into the shower. he's still not responding at all. >> reporter: when ward got there, she says she knew there was no more time to waste. >> he's foaming everywhere, blood everywhere, and i'm telling -- no one will move out of the way. i'm screaming at kids, you need to move. this kid is going to die. i heard people say yes take him and others is a no we're gonna get in trouble. >> reporter: ward and three others put costello into a car and drove him to lowell general hospital. days his injuries and the young woman who tried save him is still trying to come to grips with it all. >> if none of us didn't -- he would have been there dead until the next morning. >> that was kimberly bookman reporting. a store clerk is speaking out after being held at gunpoint. take a look at the video from market street in hyannis on saturday. you can see the clerk being threatened with a gun. at first the clerk thought it was a joke but realized the the halloween kind of thing. i thought he's just trying to scare me but he said give me all the money, whatever you guys have in there. >> police say the man with the gun is a 19-year-old homeless man. three people have been arrested in connection with that robbery. another clerk held at knife point at a gas station in rehoboth. two masked men robbed the store on winthrop street monday night. another clerk is talking about the frightening moments. >> i heard the door open and this and a black hoody and switch in his hands looks at me and says don't move. he told me he'd gut me if i looked up within the next 60 seconds. the clerk was not hurt and the robbers are still on the run. people across the state are lining up to get on board with e-zpass as the toll booths continue to be taken down. around 40 people waiting to open an e-zpass account. as the demolition of the toll booth plaza across the street says all 23 toll locations are in some stage of demolition. as of tuesday, the d.o.t. says 85 of the state's 155 toll booths are fully demolished. >> a mother held hostage and it was her son who may have saved her life. he took the hostage note to class and that's when police were able to rescue her. 7's christa delcamp reports. >> reporter: at a middle school in louisiana it was a note an 11-year-old passed to a teacher that sent this man donald ray guy jail. guy who'see for quite some time has been wanted by authorities, accused of skipping court dates and wanted on domestic violence charges. >> it was concerning at first understanding that we potentially had a hostage situation. >> reporter: officials say the middlele 62 student at school tuesday morning shared a note for mom, saying she was in trouble. the note was apparently dated for last friday, quickly getting the sheriff's attention. >> there's always a chill that goes through you when you understand that maybe the child was going through a very bad what we actually thought records after talking to the 11-year-old and with some quick detective work they narrowed it down. they knew the suspect was known for running. the sheriff called in a tracking seem and extra officers armed with a search warranty to the home. >> we found guy hiding in the closet. >> reporter: now he's facing new charges including false imprisonment. deputies also found a stolen atv. the suspect will be facing a judge in two different cities including in baton rouge where official there is ar him. in the newsroom, i'm christa delcamp, be 7news. a florida teacher facing criminal charges for allegedly exchanging more than 100,000 inappropriate messages with a 14-year-old female student. 44-year-old allison london was a p.e. teacher at the girls school. she faces solicitation to commit sexual battery, failure to report child abuse and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. from a shop in new mexico but police didn't have to look hard to find him since he left his business card behind and posted about the stolen necklace on facebook. >> this guy's a goof ball. i can't believe it. well, i guess i can believe it. if a guy walks inside your business know that he's not there to purchase stuff, he's there to rip you off. >> reporter: police say the thief also has three warrants out for his arrest. a woman caught on camera, investigators say a woman crash heard car but when police arrived she ran from them and she spent close to 45 minutes in the frigid water before a tug boat helped pull her out. the woman was treated for hypothermia but is okay and expected to face criminal charges for running from the police. an officer's body camera shows a woman struggling with an officer while old holding a baby. police say it happened in a crash in new mexico. >> reporter: police say this woman was holding her baby when the crash happened. she was still holding the baby for medical. >> he's fine. >> you don't have a choice. >> reporter: the officer is able to take the baby but that's when the confrontation got worse. >> do not swing at me. we got it. >> i didn't swing at you. >> reporter: in the video you can hear police ask her over and over to sit down, but she keeps getting up. >> don't touch me. i'm tired of you swinging at me. it has to stop. >> reporter: police cuff her, then she's taken to the hospital. now she's facing a felony charge and police say the baby is in state >> the man who was driving the car when the wreck happened thomas whitaker is now facing child abuse charges. also on 7, trick-or-treaters pelted by paint balls. police are investigating after several people visited a haunted house in arizona were hit and a drive-by shooting with the paint balls. one little boy even hit right in the face. >> reporter: the bounty from a successful night of trick-or-treating is serving as 5-year-old logan white. >> like that too. >> reporter: dressed up as a soldier like his father, logan had just finished making the rounds in his neighborhood when he was the target of a nasty trick. >> i got hit by a paint ball. >> reporter: a car driving by fired paint balls into the crowd hitting logan and three other people. >> actually i was furious. >> reporter: the boy's cheek now swollen and sore. >> anyone that's been shot by a paint ball knows that it hurts, no matter what. but, you know, especially for the face. >> reporter: his injuries go beyond just the physical ones. >> i had a bad dream. >> and said he's sad because he doesn't want to do halloween anymore because he's scared. >> because i don't want to get hit again. >> reporter: logan is trying to be tough. >> i love the blue ones. >> reporter: his parents doing their best to keep him smiling. >> it's just disappointing to me that somebody would think that that would be funny or a good time to do that to children. what they did, they'd probably regret doing it. >> and now police are still searching for the culprits. a candy caper in kansas, a kansas state student says a thief stole a kit cat bar from inside of his car. he said he was back into his car when he realized someone had broken in. his wallet and cell phone were not stolen. the only thing missing was the kit cat bar. in its place, an apology written on a napkin. >> it just said i saw a kit cat in your cup holder. i love your car, i'm sorry and hungry. and i got a kick out of it. i thought it was funny. >> after sharing the theft on social media kit cat reached out to him and said they would send him some replacements. nice of them to do that. >> yeah, hey, you know what, no harm, no foul, right. >> makes me wonder if it was an inside job. >> who knows. all right, next here on 7news, costing byes big time. hank investigates a new kind of and ahead at 5:00, we're hear the 90s call from a woman tied up in sterling as police search for suspects in a violent home invasion. and crushed to death, a 3-year-old child killed by a car, now police are trying to figure out what went wrong. every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public education, vote no on question two. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put om helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. today we're looking at companies accused of doing bad business. it's a new kind of identity theft that could cost you big bucks and cause some major hank investigates. don't make a joke about don shore's garage door business having gets ups and downs. what's happening right now to the business he's owned with his wife teresa for 20 years is not one bit funny. >> we've had to lay police off. >> reporter: police call it business identity theft. >> i think we only see the tip of deception works, when the swing on mary's garage door broke, she googled what she thought was the company that originally installed it and said come fix this. soon after a guy pulled up in an unmarked truck and charged her more than $400 and didn't even fix the door. >> did it work when he left? no, not really, no. it came down crashing. >> reporter: at this point mary got out her original file, found the real phone number and complained. but don and teresa told her we never sent anyone to your i don't like being taken. >> reporter: what's going on here. >> reporter: the shores showed me if you do an internet search specifically for chemicalsed for garage door all kinds of similar things show up. experts call them shadowing companies. and then when unsuspecting customers call they pretend to be the real one. >> they will say oh she's not in the office today. shoddy work and inflayed costs, they called police and a detective lured a guy and when he fled they issued a warrant for his arrest. now he's disappeared. >> i find it infuriating. another way of stealing. >> reporter: don and teresa are terrified this continued internet deception will cost them their family business and warn their customers to triple-check who they're calling. >> we years, it make us so upset. >> reporter: and police investigators tell me they know fake garage door guys are also targeting other communities. >> i have called and asked they're tewksbury garage door or billerica, they'll basically tell you whatever you want to hear. >> since shadow companies rely on confusing you, don't let them do it. don't be pressured. spurs. in the newsroom, i'm hank phillippi ryan. 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"i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? what a spectacular day out there. >> absolutely. you know what i kind of sometimes you got to hear our conversations with the weatherman before we come on. we talk about the weather, right, how beautiful it is out there. >> it is. and i see the sunset there, jr. >> wait till sunday afternoon. it's all back -- fall back. sunshine right now 62 in the city of boston. we did make 70 here in the city and then a sea breeze, a bit unusual but it can happen if the air warms up significantly compared to that ocean. ocean temp in the upper 50s. temp at the airport got up to 70, and so now low 60s, but even with that 70, factor in that sea breeze, temps right now running 10 to 15 degrees warmer than where we were. upper 60s once you're away fr b jaffery at 60 degrees with a few more clouds out on to the cape and the islands. hyannis 63. and martha's vineyard also at 63. had a lot of sun this morning. and now some clouds beginning to drift in from new hampshire, as well as vermont. that's your twitter handle right there, nancy elizabeth was up by the jamaica way and took this picture here this afternoon. almost like a second foliage peak because the oaks there, strong. vibrant oranges and ambers and reds out there across southern new england. there you go. we are mild right now, mild overnight tonight, this is our next weather system, clouds, and some showers. in fact, i think the showers will approach cleveland tonight for game 7 but should hold off until after they wrap up the game. then that weather system keeps on moving. slides into new england through the day tomorrow, and in doing so drags cooler air back into the northeast. so just a one and done type thing with temps in the 60s throughout 70 this afternoon. much cr tomorrow afternoon, especially new hampshire. south coast i think you can make a run up near 70 tomorrow. for tonight, a lot of clouds, mild temps between 50 and 55. those would be the temps for the morning commute. through the day tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. showers likely midday and evening. and then as we work into the evening hours we'll see the showers stay out here. wide range of temps again, south and then farther north temps will be in the 50s across southern new hampshire. there is your timeline tomorrow morning. clouds, a few peaks of sun and we get into some sunshine late tomorrow morning, early tomorrow afternoon. here is where the rain will be at lunch time tomorrow, just getting into western new england. and then that scoots across the commonwealth, moves into metro boston late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, and then by 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow evening, the band of showers already peeling out of here. how much rain on the way? i think for most of us it's a .10 of an inch of rain but may be a couple now for new hampshire where you pick up a third to maybe a half inch of rain. not quite as much as we've seen with other weather systems since this fall but since the 1st of september, not too bad. worcester i know had you a rainy night a few friday nights ago but other than that,th been beneficial rain to eat into the drought. 7 on 7 forecast, after the showers tomorrow, dry through the upcoming weekend and next tuesday, election day, lots of sunshine. no storms. no excuses. go rock that vote. see i at 5:00. let's get a check at the ride home on this beautiful day with matt fitzgerald, what's left the weston tolls, not much, lane shifts still in affect. but you'll back up a bit around newton corner and clear further north. and from weston moving well into downtown boston. not so much on the expressway, jammed south heading out of the city this afternoon. you'll be heavy right out of the o'neill tunnel down past the shopping center and on the brakes from granite ave off to thera heading into the tunnel. route 1 north is running slow through saugus, running heavy on saugus treat up past lynn feld's parkway. moving well through saugus across the tobin bridge all the way into downtown boston. we check the ride time from the tobin bridge into saugus, a 13 minute drive. and from essex street to saugus and 94 north, 12 minutes. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7news. it's not even thanksgiving but it's not even thanksgiving but we'l massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. mpshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you want a piece of cake? you can't break me. week to get our best offer ever. only from fios. it's hard to believe but the meats thanksgiving parade is just around the corner. >> that's right, and we're learning some things about this year's line-up. the muppets, miss piggy and kermit the frog and the cast of sesame street are expected to make their parens. sarah mclaughlin, kelsey balarini and team usa's lori hernandez. the special will air on today on thanksgiving morning. >> from thanksgiving to christmas, the national christmas tree is on the move. the giant tree is leaving idaho today to make its journey to our nation's capital. hundreds of spectators are expected to be there to watch workerscut down that tree, and this year instead of a chainsaw workers will use a more traditional cross cut saw. >> ooh, so you're getting your -- burning your calories while you'reoi >> yeah. and i guess it depends how big the tree is, too. all right, much more to come this the next 90 minutes, everyone. >> 7news at 5:00 starts right now. >> reporter: now at 5:00, a call for help, the 911 recording released from a wonl tied up and in touble in sterling. police officers ambushed. a suspect in custody accused of killing two officers in iowa. the homestretch, we're just days away from the election as both into high gear in crucial sweep states. and tom's take on a big trade, what brady has to say about the loss of star jamie collins. >> first at 5:00, we're hearing a woman's call for help after three men wearing masks the tied her up and robbed her in her own home. all of this happening in that >> police say they're now looking for three suspects but more people could be involved. 7's steve cooper live in sterling with more of those 911 calls. steve. >> that come here too, police headquarters and she is pretty shaken up by this heroing ordeal. but keep in mind she's 70 years old and she was tied up with duct tape had a piece across her mouth, as well, and tonight we're hearing those 911 calls for help. >> i have been robbed by three men. >> reporter: sterling police now releasing the 911 call made by a 70-year-old woman who after being tied up with duct tape somehow managed to free herself invasion at her million-dollar home here on stephanie ann lane tuesday morning. >> how long ago were they in the house? about three minutes ago. they left i live in sterling. >> a cadillac, the three suspects who were wearing halloween masks dumped a car seven miles from the crime scene and now investigators say there may be a fourth person who drove the suspects to the crime scene and picked them up after they abandoned the victim's car. >> they could have followed each other. right now we're assuming there's three but there could be more. >> reporter: police still believe the house was targeted but have no idea if there's any connection with several

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