degrees from many towns. not cool overnight tonight. we'll stay near 50 if not averaging into the low 50s. tomorrow slightly cooler, especially across southern new hampshire, northern mass, but still mild south of the mass pike. we have rain to talk about tomorrow. more on that forecast. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. heading outside, here's a look heading enter boston. pretty much wild open if you're getting ready to head out the door. no problems on route 93 and braintree to boston, northbound on the route 3, 24 and 95 all south of town, all looking good, problem-free heading into town on the pike all the way back the framingham and route 2 and 3 wide open. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128, 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 11 minutes, so not seeing in i delays on the roads. the "t" and commuter rail starting the morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: we begin with trapping one person inside. three good samaritans stopping to help the driver. >> christa: and now investigators are trying the piece together the moment before this accident happened. so for the latest, we head live right now to the scene and 7's nicole oliverio is covering the story. nicole? >> nicole: christa, a wild scene on 93 south. if i step out of the way, it's not affecting traffic here. this accident happened just after 3:00 a.m. if you take a look, you can see car. then it landed on top of the guardrail, actually facing the wrong way. so this accident happened just after 3:00 on 93 south in between exits 5 and 6 right on the braintree-randolph line. crews immediately responded, but there were some good samaritans that had pulled over who were trying to get that driver out of the car, but it was too difficult a situation. firefighters and responding crews actually had to use the jaws of life. it took about an hour before they could get that driver out driver came out, was conscious and alert, and then taken to a nearby hospital. right now it's unclear exactly what caused this accident. the car was missing its two front tires. it's unclear if they fell off and that's what caused the crash, or if the impact of the crash caused him to lose his tires. that's the latest live in braintree, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> we're following more breaking news. a train carrying hazardous materials derails in westford. crews still working to clean 7's victoria warren is live on the scene with the latest. >> victoria: good morning, sarah. good news to report this morning because last night there was some concern that folks would have to evacuate, but we're told they're not. there's no spill involved in this train derailment. you can see the train still down here on the tracks in westford. this is at river and bridge streets. we have some video from last night shortly after this derailment happened. we're told by fire officials that six train cars derailed, there were no passengers on board. some of these cars, though, are carrying haus douse materials, so there were concerns last night that there might be some sort of leak, but they have checked everything out. there is no leak. they did, though, do a reverse 911 last night to warn residents that there might have to be an evacuation, but at this point fire officials say that is not necessary. so taking a live look out here, again, they've been monitoring the situation all night long, and as the sun rises this morning, they're going to bring that's when they're going to start to right this freight train so they can move it, but at this point, no risk to any of the people living over here, and this is good news. live this morning in westford, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: right now two people are fighting for their lives after they were hit by a truck in woburn. police say the 71-year-old man and 6-year-old woman were -- 67-year-old woman were crossing in front of city hall when they were hit. they suffered serious, life-threatening injuries. police are reviewing surveillance video to see if the truck driver will face any charges. >> christa: right now police in lawrence are looking for clues after a woman's body was found outside of an apartment building. officers say her death is suspicious. so far the woman's name isn't being released, but the district attorney's office says she has been identified. her body was found outside the rita hall apartments and investigators believe she died yesterday morning. and really tragic news this investigators are trying to figure out how a young girl was crushed and killed by vehicle. police say the three-year-old's father was working on the vehicle at the time of that accident tuesday. it happened on zene street. the child was pronounced dead on the scene and her father faken to the hospital. >> sarah: happening now, robbers on the run after a violent home invasion in sterling. a 70-year-old woman tied up and in trouble. she says she was robbed by three men. 7's jennifer eagan live with the very latest on this >> jennifer: sarah, good morning. police here in sterling are trying to track down these three men. this robbery happened around 10:00 yesterday morning. police do not believe this robbery was random. a 70-year-old woman was alone when three men broke into her home in sterling. police say they bound the woman's feet and hands with duct tape, put another piece of tape over her mouth as the robbers ransacked the home. the three men were wearing all black, gloves, their faces covered. >> the o they're all approximately the same height, 5'8", 5'9". two were slimmer. one was a skeleton mask and the other two were black ski masks. >> jennifer: police say the doors were unlocked but police believe they specifically targeted the home. >> they told her they didn't want to hurt her. they wanted to know the location of the safe. as i said, there was no safe. >> jennifer: the intruders after the intruders were gone, the victim managed to free her hands to call 911. >> she was remarkably calm. she was upset. the longer we stayed, the more upset she got. she's refused any medical treatment. she's doing well. >> jennifer: the stolen cadillac was recovered near the highway several hours later. the suspects are still on the run. even though police don't consider this a random attack, people in this normally quiet town are stunned. >> it's outrageous, especially in broad daylight. >> it's horfy around here. >> so the victim lives in that house with her husband. he was not home at the time. police haven't said why they believe this couple would be targeted. we're live in sterling this morning, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: less than a week to go before the presidential election. six days. the campaign trail will be very busy today. donald trump is focusing his attention on florida. hillary clinton, meantime, stopping in nevada and in arizona. and this morning there's another so for the latest, let's go to 7's nancy chen. >> nancy: bill clinton is facing controversy. the pardoning of a wealthy campaign donor's husband is back under the microscope. the f.b.i. posting 129 pages from its 2001 investigation of mark rich, the former hedge fund trader pardoned by bill clinton on his last day in office. the f.b.i. says the release has nothing to do it was just a response to a freedom of information act request. hillary clinton's campaign immediately questioned the release, calling it odd. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> nancy: clinton going on the attack against hecklers tuesday night. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous behavior of people who support donald trump. >> nancy: privately the this latest e-mail issue, but they're still nervous, however, clinton is not letting any of those nerves show on the campaign trail. >> if you know anybody who says they're thinking of voting for trump, i want you to stage an intervention. >> nancy: speaking of which, clinton's e-mail scandal breeding new life into donald trump's push toward the presidency. he's now even trying to appeal to democrats who may be outraged by the e-mail investigaton. a week before the election, donald trump making an extraordinary, perhaps unprecedented appeal to millions who have already voted for hillary clinton. >> wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out since you voted. >> in wisconsin and pennsylvania, trump sewing doubts about obama, "wicked city" and f.b.i.'s renewed >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. and it will be such an honor for me, for you, and for everybody in this country. >> nancy: on tuesday the trump campaign announced a $25 million ad buy, a message in 13 states, 12 of which barack obama won in 2012. the goal: to convince people trump is expanding the map. >> we have an election coming up. you're not going to have another chance. in four years you can forget it. >> but trump does have plenty of hurdles, including a glaring snub from house speaker paul ryan, the leader of the republican party not campaigning with trump, even in his home state of wisconsin, but ryan did confirm on tuesday that he voted for trump. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. we're off to a busy start on this wednesday. still ahead, a robbery caught on camera in hyannis with a clerk speaking out after dodging a high-tech identity theft, and even if you're not the target, it could wind up costing you. this morning hank investigates. >> christa: and this is an epic showdown. a champ will be crowned tonight. cleveland and chicago now preparing for a winner-take-all game seven of the world series. we'll be right back. every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more resilient system... so the 3 1/2 million people we serve have the energy they need. ? we serve new england, and energy brings us together. ? >> sarah: welcome back. 5:14 on this wednesday morning. did i hear grilling earlier? >> christa: chris is the grillmaster of all time. >> chris: come on over. burgers, steak, what are we doing tonight? taking a look forecast, great weather outside. we're backing it up. the daylight will last a little longer. you can put the light on on the deck and enjoy the grilling, right? 52 in boston now. 49 in bedford. 50 in norwood. was yesterday morning. a lot of us started off yesterday morning in the mid-20s, running a good 20 to 25 degrees cooler than we were. that south wind is consistent at 8mph in boston. southwest in worcester at 15. that's the patchy clouds overnight allowing for a much milder start to the day on this wednesday morning compared to yesterday. so a light jacket, no jacket later on this afternoon with temperatures warming well into the any isolated shower across upstate new york, central and northern new england stays away here in southern new england through the day. you can see the mild air extending back into detroit, into chicago, heading out that way or out into minneapolis. it's mild all the way out into the front range of the rockies. with we do have some mild weather ahead of us for tomorrow, as well. but you also know that there are showers across the mid west. we do introduce a chance of some showers working in tomorrow. a couple more mild days ahead of us, although tomorrow southern think it's going to be cooler than it is today because the winds are going to shift to the north tonight and try to rebound back to the south-southeast tomorrow. maybe a struggle to get all the way through the merrimack valley into southern new hampshire. we have the chance of rain working in in the afternoon. behind this front that comes on through tomorrow night, some chilly air arriving again on friday. closer to seasonal levels if not even a few degrees below seasonal levels on friday. not a tremendous amount of rain, but there may be some quarter the half-inch rain near the mass-new hampshire border. through southeastern mass where showers are more hit-and-miss by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. today enjoy it. pick of the week. sunshine, mix of clouds, mid-60s on average. a lot of the suburbs climbing up to 67, 68 degrees. near 60 across the cape and the low 60s across worcester hills. certainly a mild day for this time of year. and a mild overnight tonight. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures averaging into the low 50s. 53 to 55 in boston. cooler suburbs down into the upper 40s. to 68. that 55, that's northern mass, southern new hampshire, boston close to 60. and south of the mass pike, i still think we'll be in the mid to upper 60s across eastern mass. warmest temperatures south. best chance of showers working in in the afternoon. maybe a couple showers even across northern mass and southern new hampshire in the morning. clocks back one hour this weekend. what does that mean? the sun is setting at 4:31. if you're getting your grill on, you need to start it early in the daylight. if not, light. you'll be fine. 7 on 7 forecast, taking you through the weekend into early next week. looking dry and warming up by election day. temperatures in the low 60s. >> sarah: this morning we're taking a look at companies accused of doing bad business. it's a new kind of identity theft that could cost you big bucks and cause major headaches. >> christa: you're asking what should you look out for? here hank and her investigation. >> hank: don't make a joke business having its ups and down, because what's happening right now to the chelmsford business he's owned with his wife teresa for 20 years -- >> it makes me mad. >> hank: -- is not funny. police call it business identity theft. >> i think we have only seen the tip of the iceberg. >> hank: here's how the door deception works. when a spring broke, mary googled what she thought was the company that originally installed it, chelmsford garage door, and said come fix this. unmarked truck, 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. >> hank: at this point mary got out her original file, found the real phone number and complained, but didn't and teresa told her, we never sent anyone to your house. >> i don't like being taken. >> hank: what's going on here? >> not us. not us. >> hank: the shores showed me if you internet search specifically for chelmsford similar listings show up. experts call them shadow companies. >> that's not you? >> no. >> these shadow companies pretend to be the real one. >> i called and asked to speak to teresa, and they will say, she's not in the office today. >> hank: after the shores got dozens of complaints for shoddy work, they called the police and detectives lured a guy from the shadow company to a sting location. when that guy fled, they issued a warrant for his a now he's disappeared. >> i find it infuriating. it's another way of stealing. >> hank: don and teresa are terrified this continued internet deception will cost them their beloved family business and warn their customers to triple check who they're calling. >> it just makes us so upset. we haven't slept in two years. >> hank: and police investigators told me they know fake garage door bad guys are also targeting other communities. >> i've called and asked if they're billerica garage door. garage door. i've called and asked if they're tewksbury garage door. they told me they're tewksbury garage door. they'll tell you whatever you want to hear. >> hank: since shadow companies rely on confusion, don't be pressured or rushed. get multiple estimates. police say call them if you're suspicious. in the newsroom, i'm hank phillippi ryan. >> sarah: that's amazing. >> christa: you already know not to accept offers when someone calls you. you think you're in the know when you're t them. >> sarah: scary. coming up next on 7news, history will be made tonight. the chicago cubs crush the cleveland indians, forcing a game seven. >> christa: and think before you drink. doctors linking those energy drinks to a men's health serious condition. be noisy. be silent. be near. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. >> christa: welcome back. it's 5:23. the baseball season and a long championship drought for one franchise will all end tonight s the indians host the cubs in game seven of the world series. chicago forcing the deciding game last night with a big win in cleveland. the cubs scored three runs in the first. they never looked back. addison russell hitting a grand slam in the fourth. that gave chicago plenty of insurance. the cubs won it with a final score 9-3. tonight's deciding game starts ju >> and now time for 7sports with joe amorosino. >> joe: good morning. tuukka rask doing it again for the bruins last night in florida. the b's goaltender remains undefeated this season and not showing any signs of the injury that forced him to miss three straight games. the b's now 5-0 with tuukka and 0-4 without him this season. patrice bergeron in the lineup despite being a game-time decision with an undisclosed injury suffered after practice on monday. just four minutes in. nice feed to brad marchand who draws a slash from reilly smith. that's a penalty shot. and watch marchand take advantage. he will undress roberto longo with with the forehand-to-backhand move. bruins 1-0 lead. in the third, b's up 2-1 with under two minutes to go. the panthers on the power play and with the extra attacker on. tuukka stands tall, coming through with one of his 33 saves. the bruins 7-7 on the penalty the celtics hosting the bulls tonight at the garden, looking to avenge last thursday's loss out in chicago. that's sports. i'm joe amorosino. have a great day. >> excuse me. >> yeah? [laughter] hey, who are you? >> who are you? ism that's so creepy. chris long celebrated halloween by dressing up as julian edelman. he answered questions while wearing an edelman mask complete with red hat, headphones and a kent state t-shirt. >> christa: that reminds me of the real tom brady. remember that guy making the rounds? up next at 5:30, dunkin' donuts getting into the holiday spirit. the new sandwich putting thanksgiving dinner on the menu. >> sarah: plus gifts gone. a massive destroys presents meant for children. >> christa: and a convenience store clerk in rehoboth is talking about getting roughed up interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! y voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote. learn more at massearlyvote.com ? ? even hollywood's latest sweetheart needs to... punish the porcelain occasionally. but to avoid embarrassment... i give every bathroom the v.i.poo treatment. spray generously before taking your seat of your devil's donuts. so, no red faces in front of your boss, hollywood's hottest director. at's you're paying more forou? prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. >> sarah: breaking news now at 5:30. off the tracks, a train carrying hazardous materials derails in westford. >> christa: and cameras the clerk talking about this violent encounter with the armed suspect. >> sarah: and drink danger. the serious health issue one man now suffers from that his doctors are link to too many energy drinks. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> christa: good morning on this second day of november. >> sarah: yeah. >> christa: like three more weeks until thanksgiving eve. can you believe that? >> sarah: it's crazy. time is just flying, chris. >> chris: christmas decorations coming out. we start talking about colder and am some snow. some of the christmas decorations even come out before halloween, right? hard to believe. it doesn't feel that way going into today. mild. temperatures enter the 60s. some showers arriving tomorrow. most of them in the afternoon. then we do have cooler weather into the weekend. 52 right now in boston. 50 in norwood. a milder start. no frost this morning. get away with a light jacket. this afternoon you can get away with no jacket out there. it's going to be comfortable with temperatures running into the mid to upper 60s this not going to be a quick cool down. we'll linger into the low 60s early this evening. best chance of rain will be tomorrow, especially in the afternoon and tomorrow night. we'll talk more on that in the seven-day forecast ahead. >> christa: let's check out our traffic situation with danielle gersh. >> danielle: good morning, christa. things looking pretty good out. there will let's head outside. here's a look at the expressway. we're not seeing any issues, at least not yet. let's go to the maps. braintree to boston northbound on the, pray, only going the take you about ten minutes. south of town, routes 3, 24 and 95 so all looking good there. the pike from framingham eastbound into boston, problem-free. route 2 and 3, no issues. 93 looking good all the way back to 495. and we are problem-free heading into town on route 1 this morning. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes braintree toes be northbound on the expressway. 12 minutes enter town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 11 minutes. and the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: danielle, thank you. rushed to the hospital after this serious crash that happened on 93 south in randolph. police say the driver flipped over and then landed on top of the guardrail. you see right there, this was around 3:00 a.m. good samaritans stopped to try to pull out the driver. it took crews about an hour to make that rescue. no word yet on the driver's condition. we'll keep you posted. also breaking, a freight train breaking hazardous materials derails in westford. nothing spilled, so people who live in that area did not have but crews are till cleaning up the mess this morning. later on they say they'll try to lift up that train and get it back on to the track. a check of the day's other top stories. lawrence police trying to figure out what caused a woman's death after her body was discovered outside of the rita hall apartments. officers say her death is suspicious. investigators believe the victim died some time yesterday morning. right now two people are fighting for their lives this morning after they were struck in the street in woburn. police say the 71-year-old man to get to a bus stop in front of city hall. they suffered serious, life-threatening injuries. >> sarah: also this morning, an armed robber behind bars after firing a shot inside a hyannis market. this morning the clerk is talking about what was going on through his head when he saw that gun. 7's nancy chen joins us now with this story. nancy? >> nancy: really scary for that clerk. now that cashier is talking about what happened. take a look at this video. it's from the w saturday. you see the robber dressed in black threaten the woman with a gun, firing a shot. at first she thought it was a joke, but shen she realized the robber wasn't laughing. >> i laughed at him because the halloween kind of thing, i thought he's just trying the scare me. but he said give me all the money, whatever you guys have in there. >> nancy: the man with the gun indiana police wound up arresting three people in connection with the robbery. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. right now police in rehoboth are looking for the men who robbed a gas station on winthrop street. a clerk says he was held at knifepoint during that robbery on monday night. >> i looked up and saw the door open. and this guy in a black nylon mask, black hoodie with a switch in his hands looks at me and says, "don't he told me he'd gut me if i looked up in the next 60 seconds. >> christa: the clerk was not hurt, but the men managed to get away. >> sarah: police are trying to figure out who hand adminny have had cabot toll a child on halloween. the six-year-old's parents found his smirnoff vodka bottle in his candy bag. police say parents should be sure to check their kids' candy. >> it could look attractive to a apple and it has a picture of an apple on it. for a small child, they might think this is juice. >> sarah: parents who find a similar item in their children's candy bags are urged to call police. >> christa: and the election countdown, six days to go and a ballot battle is under way here in massachusetts over question four. both boston mayor marty walsh and governor charlie baker are asking voters to say no the legalizing marijuana. >> no matter what i matter what the city council says, no matter what local civic associations, activists, people who don't want these shops in their neighborhoods say, it doesn't matter. >> sew this and drinks and food and desserts and all the are erks candy, we've never seen anything like that in the market we live in now. >> christa: so yesterday yes on four released a statement reading in part, "this is not a let's instead legalize, tax an regulate marijuana so we can tackle the opioid epidemic and end mass encars ration. we must vote yes on four." >> sarah: new details on a wild wreck in the back bay. boston police have cited the driver of an s.u.v. for failing to stop for an emergency vehicle after the vehicle was hit by a firetruck on monday. investigators say that driver blocked the firetruck at an intersection. the truck then collided with the s.u.v. and crash parked cars. four firefighters were treated for minor injuries. >> christa: and police are investigating a fiery crash here in middleborough. this was on route 44 yesterday afternoon. investigators say four cars were involved as you see one of them burst into flames. so traffic was backed up for more than an hour as crews work to clear up that scene. four people also suffering non-life-threatening injuries. >> sarah: more news today. a manatee finally makes its way florida waters yesterday. the pregnant manatee was rescued from the cold waters off the coast of cape cod in september. marine officials tagged her before releasing her. >> christa: still ahead, is prince harry about to pop the question? the big step he's reportedly taking with his new girlfriend. >> sarah: and another reason to headache sure you're getting enough sleep at night. the unhealthy activity you're most likely doing the day after 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 charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't ublic 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 bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. >> christa: three weeks and counting until thanksgiving. we're learning more about the lineup for this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade. stars include the muppet, miss piggy, kermit the frog. tony bennett, team u.s.a.'s laurie hernandez. the special will air on 7 nbc on thanksgiving morning. >> sarah: the national christmas tree is on the move. the giant tree is leaving idaho today to make its journey to washington, d.c. expected to be there to watch workers cut down that tree. and this year instead of a chainsaw, workers will use a traditional cross cut saw. dunkin' donuts getting ready for the holiday season. the coffee chain announcing this year's seasonal selections. on the menu, a turkey feast sandwich. it's a play on thanksgiving with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce on a roll. i'd try it. coffee lovers will also be able to get creme brulee, macyaw toes, lattes and coffee. yum! >> christa: they're missing the mashed potato. cranberry, turkey, stuffing and mashed potato. we have lots to come this morning. buzzkill. experts are issuing a warning after man was taken to the hospital with severe liver damage and the popular beverage this is linked to. >> and an accident on the braintree-randolph line. managed to get the driver out. >> sarah: donations destroyed. gifts mend for military families go up in flames on the cape. how organizers are scrambling to save the holiday for hundreds of kids. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? 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everything you need the know and go. to know, it's definitely warmer than usual for the second day of november. we're not complaining, chris. >> chris: we don't have to go into defrost mode. no frost on the windshields out there. temperatures are running 0 to 25 degrees warmer in the suburbs. 49 in bedford. 52 in boston. look down at the vineyard. 58 degrees, are you kidding me, in november. yes. the wind is out of the south. that's dragging in the mild air. we have that south wind prevailing throughout the day. so no qio mild through the afternoon and even enter the evening hours. occasionally some batches of clouds to mix on in with the sunshine. but overall do expect enough sun to launch these temperatures enter the mid to upper 60s this afternoon and quiet weather day here in southern new england. quiet overnight tonight. there may be a late overnight, early morning brief shower or sprinkle northern mass and southern new hampshire. and a couple morning showers are possible in new hampshire. but a better chance of some showers and even a rumble of i think it's more consistent north of the mass pike through the afternoon. south of the pike,,ial across southeastern mass, a passing shower, rumble of thunder late in the day or tomorrow night. once that swings on through. we return cooler air by the time we get into the end of the week. looked at the numbers this afternoon, though. beautiful day ahead of us. very comfortable stuff. 66 in boston. upper 60s in a lot of the western suburbs. tricky temperature forecast tomorrow. do expect northerly wind to drain in tonight. the low to mid-50s north of the mass pike. meantime, we'll be in the mid-60s. 7 on 7 forecast, seasonable over the weekend. clocks go back one hour on sunday. >> sarah: all right. time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. let's head outside. here's a look at the zakim bridge and leverett connector. things starting to pick up a little bit. let's go to the maps heading into town on route 93. route 1 not seeing any issues. braintree to boston northbound that drive 14 minutes right now. south of town, route 3 looks good. 24 slow and go back the brockton. no issues on route 95. the pike fine all the way back the framingham this morning. no problems on route 2 or route 3. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 14 minutes on the expressway. braintree to boston. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 13 minutes. the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: breaking news developin moines police officers have been killed in what's been called an ambush-style attack. according to investigators, the first officer responded to a report of shots fired. that was about 2:00 a.m. in a suburb of that city and was shot and killed sitting alone in his patrol car. we're told the second officer came in to assist and was also shot and killed. now, state officials have launched a manhunt for the suspect or suspects. right now police say they're description. we'll keep you posted. >> sarah: we're following more breaking news today. a serious crash in randolph trapping one person inside. three good samaritans stopping to help that driver. >> christa: now investigators are trying to piece together the moments before this crash happened. let's head out live to the scene for the latest. 7's nicole oliverio is on the story for us. nicole? >> nicole: christa, really it was a crazy accident. the good news is the crews have obviously cleared, so it won't be impacting your morning commute here, but this crash happened just after 3:00 on south between exits five and six right on the randolph-braintree line. take a look here and you see the driver somehow lost control of the car. it flipped over, lands on top of the guardrail facing the wrong direction. now, we're told that three good samaritans actually pulled over to try and help that driver, see if they could roll the car off of the guardrail, see if they could get that driver out, but they could not. so emergency crews were quick to the scene. they had to use the jaws of life. this was about 40 minutes before amazingly we're told that driver was conscious and alert and was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out. it's unclear exactly how serious those injuries were. but right now police are trying to figure out exactly what caused this accident. live in braintree, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: happening today, opening statements will be delivered in the retrial of convicted killer gary lee sampson. sampson was convicted of killing three men, including two here in massachusetts in 2001 and was sentenced to death two later. the ruling was thrown out in 2011 due to juror misconduct. >> sarah: trailers go up in flames on the cape, destroying hundreds of donations for military families. those trailers were filled with toys and supplies that were supposed to go to children and now organizers are scrambling to save christmas. 7's nancy chen is here now with more. nancy? >> nancy: sarah, the man in charge of this charity says he's devastated but isn't giving up hope for happy holiday season. investigators say an electrical on friday night inside were donated toys for the kids of military families. don cox says even with the fire he will do whatever it takes to give the kids a special christmas again. >> come hell or high water there will be a christmas party for these kids and there will be toys in that gymnasium. if i have to work 24 hours a day seven days a week to get it done, i'll get it done. >> sarah:>> this is it shows just how excited those kids get. if you're interested in helping the charity restock their supply. you can find donation boxes at the cooperative bank of cape cod. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. police in salem, new hampshire, trying to decide if any driver should be facing charges after this deadly crash that happened tuesday. investigators say that a car turning on the route 111 clipped another one and then sent that car into oncoming traffic. a 69-year-old woman was killed were seriously hurt. >> sarah: a car is now back on dry land in brockton. crews pulled the vehicle out of the water at d.w. field on park on tuesday. it's not clear if anyone had been in the car when it went into the water, but officials say it appears the car had been there for some time. >> christa: right now 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 the tractor-trailer and a loading dock. at highway safety systems. police say the driver of the tractor-trailer has not been charged. >> sarah: new details now. harvard's office of general council says it will conduct an immediate review of the sexually explicit document written by the 2012 men's soccer team. the document used sexually explicit language to describe six female soccer recruits inch an op-ed piece, those women are now criticizing the explicit report. >> christa: happening today, a from bill cosby's deposition will be used in his upcoming indecent assault trial. today's the second day of this pretrial hearing that's going on in philadelphia. attorneys for cosby say he answered questions in 2005 only after being told he would not be charged with a crime. now, those charges stem from a 2004 incident involving andrea constand, an employee at temple university. she claims that cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her. the comedian's trial is set women now have accused cosby of sexual assault, but this is the only criminal case against him and he denies all of the charges. >> sarah: opening statements are expected today in the trial of a former south carolina police officer who is accused of killing an unarmed black man. prosecutors say michael slager shot and killed walter scott as scott ran from a traffic stop last year. if convicted, slager could face up to life in prison. >> christa: happening right now, police are searching for memphis. investigators say six people opened fire inside this park tuesday night and a 16-year-old girl was killed. four others were injured, as well. three of those victims are now in critical condition. >> sarah: police continue searching for suspects after a saudi arabian student at the university of wisconsin was attacked and killed. investigators say someone beat up the 24-year-old early sunday morning. right now officers have found no evidence to suggest the victim wasar ethnicity. turning now to the fight against isis, iraqi special forces are making key advances as they fight the terror group near mosul. military officials say troops have taken control of a state television building in the embattled city. they also say forces took control of a village just outside of mosul. officials believe freeing that village opens the door to entering mosul. >> christa: and 7news now coming to your health cast, and to take note of this. doctors in florida say a patients came in who developed liver failure from drinking too many of these popular beverages. this 50-year-old man reportedly consumed four or five energy drinks every day. for three weeks. a biopsy of his liver showed severe hepatitis from consuming too much of the nutrient niacin. a new study suggesting a poor night of sleep could leave you eating more the next day. researchers in great britain found consumed an extra 385 calories per day and intended to choose more fatty foods over protein. people with chronic sleep disorders could be at significant risk for weight gain. >> sarah: 7news now turning to holiday shopping. and the "l.a. times" has some items you should think about buying in november. stores have big sales on electronics. on black friday, see big markdowns on tablets and smartphones. last year vacuums were a hot of dollars, and finally, wedding dresses will be on sale as stores try to clear out their selection for new styles in 2017. >> christa: game seven of the world series is tonight. before the game starts, you can get a free taco at taco bell thanks to a stolen base all the way back in the first inning of game one. so once again this year, taco bell hosted its steal a base, steal a taco world series promotion. you can pick it up for free at your doritos locoo the name of the dish is the loco taco. you can tell i haven't been to taco bell in a while. but i'm going to go today. >> sarah: i used to go all the time in college. it was bad. could there be another royal wedding in the near future. >> christa: i don't know. a friend of prince harry says she's very serious about his american girlfriend. sources say the two have been are moving very quickly. >> i emceed an event with her two years ago. now i am desperately trying the find the picture. >> christa: and her cell phone, which you can text her, which i know you have. >> sarah: i don't. >> christa: we'll be right back. 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. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? 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[snoring.] yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> sarah: breaking news. a bad crash in randolph. good samaritans stop to help a driver trapped in a rollover wreck. >> christa: also breaking, a train carrying hazardous chemicals derails and the effort in westford to clear the train cars safely. >> sarah: a mysterious death investigation in lawrence. a woman's body found on the >> christa: and the search is on this morning for three armed robbers who police say tied up a 70-year-old woman in her bedroom. this morning a key clue in the crime is recovered. >> sarah: the candidates fired up in the final days before the presidential e. >> i am sick and tired of the negative. >> sarah: while donald trump is reaching out the democrats with buyers' remorse. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. it's 6:00 a.m. i'm sarah french. >> chris a delcamp. it's not thursday, but, hey, let's say we throw it back to september with the temperatures, right? >> sarah: yeah, nice weather, chris. >> chris: i think a lot of us would agree with that. low 50s in boston. 53 degrees. no frost to talk about. and we're not looking into the end of the week quite yet. but if you have a day off to burn or a day to use, don't tell the boss i said, so but today may be a good day for it. a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures running into the mid to upper 60s this afternoon. it will be a mild one. up and down the area. it will be mild again tomorrow for some of us. however, tomorrow not as nice. it won't be as bright, and we'll track some rain, especially in the afternoon and into the evening hours. tomorrow forecast temperature-wise, a little trickier here as we run in the low to mid-50s. merrimack valley, southern new hampshire, mid to upper 50s south of the pike. more on this in the seven-day forecast ahead. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic. here's danielle with more. >> danielle: route 1 not looking too bad out there. let's switch cameras and take a look at 9 3, which isn't too bad either. good news if you're heading out the door. route 1 not too bad. some slow and go traffic on 93. not seeing my major delays. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, 22 minutes. starting to see some of thread fill in there. a little slow around the braintree split. 24 slow and go back to brockton. the pike looking good. take a look at those drive times braintree to boston northbound, about 20 minutes. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 17 minutes. on "t," we're watching some delays on the red line. back to you, guys. >> christa: let's get to breaking news out of randolph involving a serious crash on 93 that left a driver trapped in that wreckage. >> sarah: good samaritans stopped on the highway to help after the car landed upside down on the guardrail. 7's nicole oliverio live in randolph with more. nicole? >> nicole: sarah, it was a crazy sight on 93 south earlier this morning. not a problem for traffic anymore. that scene has clear, but take a look, this accident happening just after 3:00 a.m. between exits five and six on 93 south. you can see the driver somehow flipped the car into the air. it then landed on its roof on top of the guardrail. that driver trapped inside. now, three good samaritans did pull over, trying to see if they could possibly roll the car off that driver out, but it was up to rescue crews. they had to use the jaws of life. that driver was trapped inside the car for about 40 minutes before they were finally able to get them out. we're told the driver was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out. right now it's unclear exactly what caused this accident. the car was missing its two front tires. it's unclear if that's what caused the crash or if that were a result of the impact of the accident. live in braintree, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." concerns in westford where a train carrying hazardous materials has derailed. crews working through the night to secure the train and get it back on track. 7's vick michael vick is on the scene with more. >> victoria: good morning. six cars of that train jumped the track. there's some concern because it's carrying cleaning supplies on it, hazardous material. last night there is concern folks would have to evacuate, but we have video of last night this is a freight train. it happened right around 8:40 last night. and we don't know yet why this train jumped the track. i just spoke with someone. this is the second derailment in this almost exact location in about the last two years. they're trying to figure out what's causing all of this, especially since last night there was concern they may have to evacuate residents nearby if there was any type of hazardous material spill. again, the good news out here this morning, we got the from fire officials, there is no spill some what they're going to be doing when the sun comes up is they're going to get some equipment down here. they're going the right this train on to the tracks so they can pull it out and clear things up down there. the investigation into exactly how this derailment happened continues. there were no injuries. live this morning in westford, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: we're following more breaking news out of iowa. two des moines police officers have been killed in what is attack. according to investigators, the first officer responded to a report of shots fired shortly after 2:00 a.m. in a des moines suburb and was shot and killed while sitting alone in his patrol car. the second officer came into assist and was also shot and killed. state officials have launched a manhunt for the suspect or suspects. although right now police say they are working with very few details other than a vehicle description. >> christa: right now police up in lawrence are investigating the mysterious death of a woman doorstep of an apartment complex. so far the woman's name has not been released, but the district attorney's office says she has been iewd find. her body was found outside the rita hall apartments. investigators believe she died some time yesterday morning. >> sarah: in acushnet, investigators are trying to figure out how a young girl was crushed and kill by a vehicle. police say the three-year-old's father was working on the vehicle at the time of the accident on tuesday. it happened on gene street. the child was pronounced dead at hospital. >> christa: right now two people are fighting for their lives after they were hit by a truck. this was in woburn. police say the 71-year-old man and 67-year-old woman were in the crosswalk when they were hit. the victims apparently crossing the street the get to a bus top in front of city hall. they suffered life-threatening injuries. >> sarah: detectives are using a key clue the try and solve a crime in a quiet upscale neighborhood in sterling. masked men storming into a woman's bedroom, tying her up to kill her. 7's jennifer eagan live now with what police have uncovered. jen? >> jennifer: sarah, the couple's car was stolen from the house, but it was found ditched by the side of a highway. detectives have been going over it for fingerprints. this robbery happened yesterday morning around 1:00. at this point police do not believe that house was picked at at random. a 70-year-old woman was alone when three men broke into her tape, put another piece of tape over her mouth as the robbers ransacked the home. the three men were wearing all black, gloves, their faces covered. >> the only description is they're all approximately the same height, 5'8", 5'9". two were slimmer. one was a skeleton mask and the other two were black ski masks. >> jennifer: police say the doors were unlocked but police believe the men specifically targeted this home. >> they told her they didn't want to hurt her. they wanted to know the location of the safe. as i said, there was no safe. >> jennifer: the suspects rummaged through the house for roughly 30 minutes. they stole cash and a black cadillac. police say after the intruders were gone, the victim managed to free her hands and she called 911. >> she was remarkably calm. she was upset. the longer we stayed, the more upset she got. she's refused any medical treatment. she's doing well. >> jennifer: the stolen cadillac was recovered near the highway several hours later. the suspects are still on the run. even though police don't >> it's outrageous, especially in broad daylight. >> it's horrifying. i can't believe it happens around here. >> jennifer: the victim's husband lives at this house with her. he was not home at the time, though. police have not said why they believe this couple was targeted. live in sterling, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: it is now less than a week to the presidential election, six days and the candidates are fighting for every last vote. on women voters as the f.b.i. causes more trouble for her campaign. let's go to 7's nancy chen, who is following all the overnight developments. nancy? >> nancy: it's bill clinton facing controversy this morning. the pardoning of a wealthy mark rich, the former hedge fund trader pardoned by bill clinton on his last day in office. the f.b.i. says the release has nothing to do with politics. it was just a response to a freedom of information act request. hillary clinton's campaign immediately questioned the release, calling it odd. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> nancy: clinton going on the attack against hecklers tuesday night. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of >> nancy: privately the clinton campaign says they see no spike in their polls from this latest e-mail issue, but they're still nervous, however, clinton is not letting any of those nerves show on the campaign trail. >> if you know anybody who says they're thinking of voting for trump, i want you to stage an intervention. >> christa: on that note, clinton's e-mail scandal breathing new life introdonald to democrats who may be outraged by the e-mail investigation. a week before the election, donald trump making an extraordinary, perhaps unprecedented appeal to millions who have already voted for hillary clinton. >> wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out since you voted. >> in wisconsin and pennsylvania, trump sewing doubts about obamacare, wikileak, and the f.b.i.'s renewed e-mail investigation. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. and it will be such an honor for me, for you, and for everybody in this country. >> nancy: on tuesday the trump campaign announced a $25 million ad buy, a message in 13 states, 12 of which barack obama won in 2012. the goal: to convince people trump is expanding the map. you're not going to have another chance. in four years you can forget it. >> nancy: but trump does have plenty of hurdles yet, including a glaring snub from house speaker paul ryan. the leader of the republican party still not campaigning with trump, even in his home state of wisconsin last night. but ryan did confirm on tuesday that he voted for trump. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: still ahead this morning, a frightening hold-up on the cape. a store clerk facing gunshots from an armed robber. >> chrta theft. even if you're not the target, it could still wind up costing you. >> 2-0. high fly ball to left center. at the wall. grand slam! >> sarah: the chicago cubs staying alive and closer to staying alive and closer to ending a century of heartache. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady s than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k 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chris: or leave the coat at home. 51 in norwood. 53 in boston. all right. maybe a light jacket this morning, but by this afternoon, mid to upper 60s. you can get away without the jacket. yo november here. it's quiet across much of new england. an isolated shower creeps into upstate new york, but we're not expecting any rain today. temperatures across the country warm. very warm pattern early november. including the midwest. although you notice some showers chicago back into detroit. that wave of low pressure now is going the slide on into southern new england tomorrow. so i do expect more clouds around. and even a chance of some rain. any showers tomorrow morning would be basically across northern mass and southern new hampshire. morning commute and even into the early afternoon. mid-to-late afternoon, shower threat greatest near and west of 495. by late day, a shower could swing through southeastern mass. behind the front, the gusty breeze and cooler temperatures residing on friday. high temperatures on friday low to mid-50s early on in the day around mid-day an then sliding back into the mid to upper 40s by mid to late afternoon. not a tremendous amount of rain. generally thinking less than a quarter of an inch or even than a tenth of an inch from the pike south. northern mass and southern new hampshire, showers more consistent. about a quarter to a half inch of rain there. sunshine and clouds mix together today. a mild afternoon. mid to up even some upper 60s out there. today is the pick of the week with mild air and dry weather in place. not cold tonight. upper 40s, north of boston. the wind changing direction back to the north, south of the pike down to southeastern mass in the city of boston holding into the 50s. 55 to 68. you're saying, oh, yeah, with a forecast like that, of course, right. depending on the area, i do expect a wide range of temperatures from the low and mid-50s in the valley to well into the 60s south of the mass pike. we'll look for that big breakdown tomorrow. 7 on 7 forecast, dry into the weekend. seasonably cool if not a little bit below seasonal levels. fall back one hour on sunday morning. >> christa: chris earlier you suggested this might be aoo danielle, i saw the wheels turning over there in the traffic center. got to say. >> sarah: you know what, we have to take advantage of these days now because they're few and far between. if you stay home today, you avoid all the traffic. it's a win-win. heading outside, you can see this is the expressway this morning. it's about half hour from braintree to boston. let's go to the maps. we're watching a couple incidents out there. south of town on route 95, we have an accident northbound at mechanic street. the pike, no issues back the framingham. needham, 128 northbound at great plain avenue. route 2 and 3 looking good. 93 starting to see slow and go traffic back to 495. heading into town on route 1, good shape. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 20 minutes on the expressway, braintree to boston. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 24 minutes on the "t." we're watching delays on the red lines. back to you, guys. >> sarah: company confusion costing customers, specifically people who are trying to get in touch with garage d so it's kind of a new identity theft. >> sarah: these thieves are posing as legitimate businesses and it could cost you. let's go the hank investigates with the shadow companies. >> hank: don't make a joke about don shore's garage door business having its ups and down, because what's happening right now to the chelmsford business he's owned with his wife teresa for 20 years -- >> it makes me mad. >> we've had to lay employees off because business has fallen. >> hank: police call it business identity theft. >> i think we have only seen the tip of the iceberg. >> hank: here's how the door deception works. when a spring on mary's garage door broke, she googled what she thought was this company who originally installed it. she said come fix this. unmarked truck, 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. >> hank: 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 house. >> i don't like being taken. >> hank: what's going on here? >> not us. not us. >> hank: the shores showed me if you internet search specifically for chelmsford garage door, all kinds of similar listings show up. experts call them shadow companies. >> that's not you? hang hand these shadow companies pretend to be the real one. >> i called and asked to speak to teresa, and they will say, she's not in the office today. >> hank: after the shores got dozens of complaints for shoddy work and inflated costs, they called the police. a detective lured a guy from the shadow company to a sting location. when that guy fled, they issued a warrant for his arrest. now he's disappeared. >> i find it infuriating. it's another way of stealing. >> hank: don and teresa are terrified this continued internet deception will cost them their beloved family business and warn their customers to triple check who they're calling. >> it just makes us so upset. we haven't slept in two years. >> hank: and police investigators told me they know fake garage door bad guys are also targeting other communities. >> i've called and asked if they're billerica garage door. they tell me they're billerica garage door. i've called and asked if they're tewksbury garage door. they told me they're tewksbury garage door. they'll tell you whatever you want to hear. >> hank: since shadow companies rely on confusion, don't be pressured or rushed. get multiple estimates. polie say call them if you're suspicious. in the newsroom, i'm hank phillippi ryan. >> christa: frustration all around for the consumer and these poor companies. they build their reputation over all this time, and then it goes away like that. >> sarah: they shouldn't be allowed to do that, that's for sure. >> christa: still ahead, a trick instead of a treat. the local town where a little boy brought home a nip of vodka in his halloween candy. ism chicago forcing a game sen alive in this historic world series. >> christa: and the bruins fighting to get back the their winning ways. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. n should work as hard as you do. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. america runs on dunkin'. >> christa: 6:24 on your wednesday. the baseball season and a long championship drought for one franchise will all end tonight as the indians host the cubs in forcing that deciding game last night with a big win out in cleveland. the cubs scoring three runs in the first inning. they never looked back from there. addison russell hitting a grand slam in the fourth to give chicago plenty of insurance. the cubs won it with a final score of 93 and tonight's deciding game starts just after 8:00. >> and now time for 7sports with joe amorosino. >> joe: good morning. tucumcari doing it again bruins last night if florida. the b's goaltender remains undefeated this season and not showing any signs of the injury that forced him to miss three straight games. the b's now 5-0 with tuukka and 0-4 without him this season. patrice bergeron in the lineup despite being a game-time decision with an undisclosed injury suffered after practice on monday. and bergeron makes an impact just four minutes in. nice feed to brad marchand who draws a slash from reilly smith. that's a penalty shot. and watch marchand take advantage. with the forehand-to-back hand move, looping the shot, giving the bruins a 1-lead. -- a 1-0 lead. in the third, b's up 2-1 with under two minutes to go. the panthers on the power play and with the extra attacker on. tuukka stands tall, coming through with one of his 33 saves. the bruins 7-7 on the penalty kill. they win it 2-1 the final. the celtics hosting the bulls tonight at the garden, looking to avenge last thursday's loss out in chicago. that's sports. i'm joe amorosino. have a great day. ism way state residents deciding soon whether to legalize marijuana. >> christa: coming up, what governor baker is saying about the issue. also ahead, heartbreaking details as a local teen opens up about how she races to try the save a life after a house party took a deadly turn in lowell. >> sarah: and a new delight from dunkin' donuts. rolling out a holiday theme interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote. ? ? even hollywood's latest sweetheart needs to... punish the porcelain occasionally. but to avoid embarrassment... i give every bathroom the v.i.poo treatment. spray generously before taking your seat and v.i.poo forms a protective layer trapping the icky smell of your devil's donuts. so, no red faces in front of your boss, hollywood's hottest director. >> christa: breaking news. a bad crash in randolph and good samaritans stopping to help a driver trapped in a rollover wreck. ism also breaking, a train carrying corrosive chemicals derails in westford. the efforts this morning to get it back on track. >> christa: a dangerous armed robbery on the cape. >> sarah: i laughed at him. the third time he fired the again. >> christa: a store clerk shocked to find out this hold-up is the real deal. eight. of liquor on halloween. >> i was shocked. >> sarah: vodkas toed in with the kids' candy. >> christa: and is this julian edelman holding a press conference? >> excuse me, excuse me. >> christa: the patriot pulling a prank on his teammate. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> christa: i mean, halloween's over, folks, but they're still having fun with it. >> sarah: i know, that was a pretty good trick. it's crazy. it's like the life-like brady how real it looks. >> christa: the scary version. >> sarah: yeah. it's certainly warm out there for november. so nice, in fact, that chris chris lambert is saying you all have his permission to take the day off if you need to. >> sarah:>> chris: just don't tr boss i said some i don't want any e-mails from the higher-ups there. 51 in boston. 51 in norwood. a mild start. great day ahead of us. some clouds at time, but overall mix of sun and clouds, cough, cough. not a bad day for a "t" time as you head into the afternoon. a mile day and a dry day. so more importantly, you can get away with the tee time today. tomorrow afternoon we'll start to track some showers in here, but overall this is today and into this evening. it's not all that cool. talk more on the rain and the seven-day first ahead. >> christa: let's go to danielle gersh with the latest on fast track traffic today. >> sarah: thanks, chris ta. this is route 1. so slowing down as you try to make you way through saugus expected at this time. let's go to the map south of town. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. 32 minutes. we're also watching a couple accidents, one on 95 northbound at mechanic street. route 24 northbound stop and go back to brockton. and then we have another accident on 128 northbound at great plain avenue. back to you, guys. >> sarah: we're following three breaking news stories right now. first in iowa, two police officers in des moines have been killed in what is being called an investigators say the first officer responded to a report of shots fired and was shot and killed while sitting alone in his patrol car. another officer was found shot to death in his cruiser about two miles away. state officials have launched a mubtd for the suspect or suspects. >> christa: also breaking, one person was rushed to the hospital after this crash on 93 in randolph. the driver here flipping over and landing on top of the guardrail. right there. police say good same-sex marriage tibbs stopped and tried eventually it took crews about an hour to make that rescue. >> sarah: also breaking, a freight train carrying hazardous materials derails in westford. nothing spilled. so residents did not have to evacuate. crews are cleaning up this morning, and later they will try to lift a train up and back on to the tracks. >> christa: new this morning, a store clerk on the cape coming face to face with a gunman who fires off a shot inside the store. so this close call for an unsuec 7's nancy chen has this report. nancy? >> nancy: really scary for that clerk, christa. he's now talking about what happened. take a look at this video from willow tree market on charles street in hyannis. you see the robber dressed in black. he threatened the clerk with a gun. at first the clerk thought it was a joke, but then he realized the robber was not laughing. >> i laughed at him because the halloween kind of thing. i thought he's just trying to register, give me all the money, whatever you guys have in there. >> nancy: the man with the gun is a 19-year-old homeless man that the clerk recognized as a regular customer from another store. in the end, police arrested three people in connection with the robbery. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: all right, nancy, thank you. police in walpole trying to figure out who handed a minivodka bottle to a child on halloween. the six-year-old boy's parents found this green apple vodka bottle in his bag after taking him trick-or-treati police say to check your child's candy. >> it could be attractive to a child. it has a picture of an apple on it. a small child might think this is juice. >> christa: so any parents who find a similar item in their children's candy bags are urged to call police. >> sarah: we're now hearing from a teen who was at the lowell house party where a sarah ward says she saw ethan costello badly injured after someone allegedly slammed his head on the ground friday night. she says she tried to get help, but everyone was too drunk to do anything about it. >> i don't think i even saw him breathing. his eyes were open. he was staring at me, but his pupils with so dilated that they would not focus. he's foaming everywhere, blood everywhere. i'm telling... no one would move out of the way. to move, this kid is going to die. >> sarah: partygoers drove costello to the hospital but he later died. >> christa: less than a week to voice your choice on the ballot in the state. a battle is under way in massachusetts over question four. s be mayor marty walsh and give charlie baker are asking voters to say no to legalizing marijuana. >> no matter what i say, no matter what the city council associations, activists, people who don't want these shops in their neighborhoods say, it doesn't matter. >> in terms of soda and drinks and food and desserts and candy, we've never seen anything like that in the market we live in now. >> christa: on the flip side, yesterday the group yes on four released a statement that reads in part, this is not a marijuana issue. this is a social justice issue. let's instead legalize, tax and regulate marijuana so we can tackle the can end mass incarceration. we must vote yes on four. >> sarah: police are investigating a fiery crash in middleborough. what happened on route 44 tuesday afternoon. investigators say four cars were involved and one of them burst into flames. traffic was backed up for more than an hour as crews worked to clear the scene. four people suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >> christa: and the driver of an s.u.v. involved in a boston fire engine crash has been cited by police for failure to stop investigators say the driver pulled into the path of this fire engine with its lights and sirens on. this was monday. the chain-reaction crash damaged several cars, injured one civilian an four firefighters. >> sarah: still ahead, prince harry making headlines this morning. is he off the market? >> christa: and hundreds of donations for military families lost after a devastating fire on the cape. what's being done to help replace these christmas presents. >> sarah: and not a genius getaway plan. a woman trying to by a riverboat crew. 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 with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. 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 >> sarah: here's a look at what's trending today. could there be another royal wedding in the near future? a friend of prince harry says he's very serious about his new american girlfriend. so harry and actress meaghan markel started dating just two months ago. she stars in the tv show "suits." sources say the two are moving convictly and markel has already met harry's father prince charles. >> christa: dunkin' donuts getting ready for the holiday season offering up the turkey sauce all on a roll, just mix in the mashed potatoes. ism right on the side there maybe. thanks to a stolen base during the world series, everyone in america gets a fro taco today. oh, my goodness. taco bell hosting its steal a base, steal a taco promotion. even the president is talking about this giveaway. >> if you can find the time to get a free taco, then you can >> sarah: you can pick up your free doritos loco taco at any taco bell from 2:00 until 6:00 p.m. >> christa: and we do have early voting here in massachusetts, so there you go. and speaking of voting, six days now until the country chooses the next president. this morning another surprise from the f.b.i. is shaking one political campaign. >> sarah: and three breaking stories we're covering, including two ambush-style attacks on two police officers >> and questions this morning in westford after a train carrying hazardous materials derails. >> christa: and look at this strange sight in the pats' locker room. do you think that's julian edelman? well, think again. he's definitely met his match, folks. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." 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. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been unity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask for your vote. >> it's 6:45, time the know and go. >> reporter: breaking news, a guardrail. that driver trapped inside. crews to the rescue. >> reporter: a train off the tracks. it's carrying hazardous materials. now they're waiting to remove it from westford. >> reporter: and robbers on the run. a 70-year-old woman tied up. now police are on the hunt for three men. >> sarah: it's time to know and go. we have all your day's top stories coming up. >> christa: we have traffic and weather. what you need to know about that. feels more like september 2nd unstead of november 2nd. >> chris: no frost on the windshield this morning, st mid-septemberrish out there, you betcha? 51 in boston. 51 in nor wood. quiet across much of new england. a milder day, mid to upper 60s this afternoon. next chance of rain arriving tomorrow. most of the showers focused across northern mass and southern new hampshire, although even into boston, southeastern mass late in the day into the evening hours, get a shower to swing on through. reinforcing shot of some cooler air working in on friday. gusty breeze, as well. so we'll notice a big temperature difference out there by friday afternoon. sunshine and clouds mix together. the coolest locations in the worcester hills as well as cape cod. mild tonight. temperatures in the low 50s. more clouds around. tomorrow a tricky temperature forecast. may catch a morning shower. may hold in the mid-50s in this area, but from the pike south, still expecting mid to upper 60s out there with the southly wind. further out to the north, merrimack valley, southern new hampshire, winds may hold out of the north for a little while, hold, back those temperatures. so generally talking about near seasonable levels if not a few degrees shy of it. clocks go back one hour on sunday and that means a 4:31 sunset on sunday afternoon. >> christa: chris, thank you. if you're getting ready the hit the roads, you want the hear what gurr dwur has to say. >> sarah: thanks, christa. this is back-up on 95 northbound. this is from an accident that just happened in sharon. let's go to the maps. it just cleared. good news, hopefully that will be better. 95 northbound at mechanic it has cleared. there were ambulances on scene. no word of injuries. but the backup stretches back to 495 from that. on the pike, stop and go from framingham into boston. also still watching this crash on 128 northbound at great plain avenue. route 2 and 3 slow and go traffic, 93 stop and go all the way back to 495. and you're stop and go heading into town on route 1. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 26 minutes on the 14 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 25 minutes this morning. the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. >> sarah: breaking news in randolph. a serious crash on i-93 leaves a driver trapped in the wreckage. >> christa: good samaritans stopped on this highway trying to help the driver after the car you see there landed upside down. it was on a guardrail. let's go toen 7'sology oliverio. she has more. >> nicole: christa, a wild sight. that driver out of the car. if i step out of the way, this traffic, that's regular rush hour, nothing to do with that accident. but this all happened just after 3:00 a.m. right on 93 south between exits five and six on the braintree-randolph line. crews say this a driver somehow flipped the car. it landed on the roof on top of a guardrail. that driver trapped insideful several good samaritans pulled over trying the see if you could roll the car off of the guardrail or get that driver out. they couldn't. so firefighters from both randolph and braintree jaws of life to get that driver out. it took about 40 minutes, but miraculously that driver was alert and conscious and then taken to a hospital with unknown injuries. it's unclear exactly what caused this accident, but we did notice that the two front tires were missing. it's unclear if that happened before the crash or if that happened as a result of the impact of the accident. we're live in braintree, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: also breaking, we have safety concerns to talk about in westford where a train materials derailed. crews worked through the night to try the secure the train, and 7's victoria warren is on the scene. vicki, the next job is for them to upright that train you were reporting. >> that's right. that's going to be an all-day kind of job. but there is some good news. take a live look down at the train down here. there is no spill involved with this derailment, which is very good news. one of these train cars is carrying some hazardous cleaning supply. so we have video from last night happened. this is right around 8:40 last night. six train cars coming off the tracks here in westford. and they don't exactly know why. that's pretty concerning to one town selectman i spoke to because he says this is the second derail. in almost the exact same location in recent history. so he's trying to figure out why this has happened yet again. last night they did a reverse 911 call to folks who live within a mile of this area, telling them they might have to evacuate because of those hazardous materials on board, but again, the good news is any of. this so taking a live look out here, now the next problem is going to be removing this train. so they're going to be bringing in some heavy equipment today, but they do say that is going to be an all-day kind of process. there were no injuries reported with this derailment. live this morning in westford, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: we're also following breaking news out of iowa where two police officers in des moines have been killed in separate ambush-style attacks. investor in his patrol car. two miles away another officer was shot in his cruiser. state officials have launched a manhunt for the suspect or suspects. >> sarah: right now police in lawrence are investigating the mysterious death of a woman who was found on the doorstep of an apartment complex. officers say the death is suspicious. the woman was found near the rita hall apartments. investigators believe the victim died yesterday morning. officers have identified her, two people rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a truck in woburn. police say the 71-year-old man and 67-year-old woman were in the crosswalk walking to a bus stop when they were hit. detectives say the driver stayed at the scene. >> christa: and detectives are hoping a key clue will help them solve a crime in a quiet upscale neighborhood. masked men storm entering a woman's bedroom tying her up and then robbing her. this all happened in sterling and we're going to go live to 7'nn this morning. jen? >> jennifer: christa, police here in sterling say the three robbers got away in the couple's cadillac. they ditched it though, and detectives have been going over that cadillac for fingerprints. any clue that could lead them to the suspect. police say at 10:00 yesterday morning, three men dressed in black with masks and gloves on broke into the house on stephanie anne lane. a 70-year-old woman was home alone at the time. her hands an feet were bound with tape. they got away with about $1,000 in cash according to police. after the intruders left, the woman was able to free her hands and call police. again the suspects got away in the couple's cadillac, but it has since been recovered and is now a key clue. police say they believe this was not a random crime, but they're not saying why they think this particular couple was targeted. live in sterling this morning, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: less than a week until the presidential election six days and the candidates are fighting for every l the f.b.i. causing more trouble for the clinton campaign. 's nancy chen joins us with more. >> christa: sarah, this time it is bill clinton at the center of an f.b.i. probe. >> nancy: the f.b.i. posting more than 100 pages from a 2001 investigation of mark rich yesterday. rich is the former hedge fund trader who bill clinton pardoned on his last day in office. hillary clinton's campaign calling this release odd, but the f.b.i. meantime insisting it has nothing to do with politics. hecklers. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> nancy: on the republican side, donald trump rallying support in wisconsin alongside governor scott walker. trump appealing to voters who may have voted early for clinton, asking them to change their vote. >> christa: states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out since you voted. >> and trump getting some support from house speaker paul ryan, the leader of the republican party confirming that he voted for trump on tuesday. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: happening today, opening statements begin in the retrial of convicted killer gary lee sampson. sampson was sentenced to death for killing three men, including 2011 because of juror misconduct. now, massachusetts does not have the death penalty, but since one of the murderers happened a i cross the stateline in new hampshire, it became a federal death penalty case. a woman rescued from the ohio river after investigators say she jumped in to avoid police. she even tried the fight off good samaritans on a tugboat to try to pull her out of the water. police say she jumped into the river after a hit-and-run. officers eventually took her into custody. >> sarah: flames on the cape, destroying hundreds of donations for military families. investigators say an electrical fire destroyed the buildings on friday night. inside were donated toys for the kids of military families. the program's organizer says even with the fire, he will this whatever it takes to give the kids a special christmas again. >> come hell or high water there will be a christmas party and there will be toys in that gymnasium. if i have to work 24 hours a day seven days a week to get it >> sarah: if you're interested in helping the charity replenish their supply, you can find donation boxes at the cooperative bank of conditioning. >> christa: baseball season and a long championship drought will for one franchise end tonight as the indians host the cubs in game seven of the world series. chicago forcing game seven with a big win in cleveland last night. the cubs won it with a final score of 9-3. tonight's deciding game starts just after 8:00. >> sarah: the patriots having bye week. even though it was a day late, patriots' defensive end chris long wearing a halloween mask of julian end edelman. while meeting with reporters, he received a lot of laughs at the wide receiver's expense. >> i'm one of three players in the nfl with my own logo, bro. >> excuse me. >> yeah? [laughter] >> who the hell are you, bro? one. the few special places. i really get away when i'm out there on my long board, and i just skate through the streets of boston with my best friend danny. >> sarah: long completed the edelman costume by wearing a red hat, headphones and a kept state football shirt. that's so crazy to look at. >> christa: just like that tom brady mask. clearly, chris, halloween is not just confined to one day. >> chris: not only the look, buts and what he's done there. no mention about the uggs commercial, though, with tom brady. 66 in boston this afternoon. upper 60s across many of the suburbs. today the pick of the week with mild air in place. showers around tomorrow afternoon. especially north and west of 495. cooler by the weekend. >> sarah: all right. the "today show" is straight ahead. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm sarah french. >> christa: enjoy this morning and the warmer temperatures out there. we're back at 9:00 a.m. i'm christa delcamp have. every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. 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 fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. t 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. switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, this is the final week to get our best offer ever. only from fios. ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? 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