was a very scy scene. >> i saw them arguing back and forth, and all i saw was them tussling. i didn't know that they had gotten stabbed. and then the next second i know, i see people running over. >> reporter: back here live, the park street station is still working, folks can still get and catch their trains. they did not have to shut that train station down. police said they were not able to find an identification on this man as they were rushing him to the hospital, so they don't know who he is. they are still looking for the two people involved. live in boston, susan tran, 7 news. we are bringing you the latest on this breaking news on-line at whdh.com and on the 7news mobile app. more breaking news: we can tell you red line service now suspended. live picture, a lot of people on the street there because the service is

u-mass, and north quincy. there is some sort of small fire in a cable. buses will fill the gap. we'll keep you posted. a drone flying overhead, helping firefighters make the right moves as a row of boats goes up in flames in quincy. in some cases, families lived on those boots. >> we have a live report from quincy. >> reporter: we know tonight that this fire started in the engine compartment of one boat here that actually sank and was just pulled from the river here a few minutes ago, but then the flames moved quickly this morning, leaving residents, some who were sound asleep, rushing to escape the fast-moving flames. >> first we just thought there was black smoke, but then we saw the flames shooting out within minutes. >> reporter: they say it all happened in an instant. 11 boats damaged or destroyed, including three

that sank. >> i can see it right there. there's nothing left. >> reporter: this couple scrambled to get off their boat and escape the fast-moving flames after the raging fire and choking black smoke first broke out in a neighboring 35-foot vessel and then began jumping from boat to boat to boat. >> it's going to be a long road from here, but we're going to be fine. >> yeah, we'll be fine. >> reporter: emergency responders from brewster ambulance launching this drone over the stubborn two-alarmer, allowing fire officials to see live, real-time images about how to best extinguish the flames. >> so we could get a view of everything. it was a coordinated effort. >> reporter: through the afternoon, salvage crews worked to tow the dajz damaged boats from the river. >> it didn't sink, but it's gone. >> reporter: barbara is just thankful no one was hurt here. >> i'm just thankful everybody's okay.

it could have been so much worse. like last week when the winds were how long, it could have taken the -- howling, it could have taken the whole marina. >> reporter: what happened appears to be accidental, nothing suspicious, though the investigation is continuing. insurance adjustors have been working to tally up the damage, said to be in excess of a million dollars. steve cooper, 7 news. new at 6:00, a driver slammed into a building, the person hit the gym where people were working out. we have more on that. >> reporter: ryan, employees of the gym say the driver, an 82-year-old woman and her husband are regd there at the gym. the woman driving hit the gas instead of the brake when she was trying to park. the car just crashed into the building. sky 7 was over the scene earlier where you can see the damage left behind. the room the car went into

and no one was inside. this stucco building helped minimize damage. the woman's husband was in the passenger seat. neither was hurt. >> she left the scene here with family members, and she wasn't hurt, and we're very thankful for that. >> the husband, after he was looked over by the m.c., he really had a strong desire to get on a treadmill and just walk a little bit. >> police are still investigating this crash. 7news now in worcester. we're getting video just before a school bus accident last month. the driver tumbles out of her seat while trying to take a turn. luckily there were no students on board, but the driver did hit a car. we have what investigators say the driver should have done. >> reporter: it's been a month since this accident happened right here, and you can still see some of the damage. this is a retaining wall here where that bus just came crashing right through

the house. you can see more damage where the cars were slammed up against the car, and now the worcester school department has released video from on board that school bus. the camera inside the school bus shows worcester driver jean making a left turn with one hand, and with her seat belt not fastened, she loses control and tumbles out of her seat. the bus crashes into two cars, pushing one right up against kim's house. >> if his car wasn't there, i think it would have went directly into our house. >> reporter: no kids were on board when the accident happened september 9th. barbara had just dropped them off. she was cited for not having her seat belt fastened. her regular and commercial revoked. she has three speeding violations and three accidents where she was at fault, on her driving record. she was fired from her bus

>> realizing the risk to the safety of the children that could have been on the bus, i would say that they should have, they should have fired her. >> reporter: you think she should be driving a school bus? >> i would say it's a little bit risky, seeing that she caused all of that. >> reporter: kim says they're still driving rental cars because both of their cars were damaged, one of them totaled. >> we're just very happy that things turned out the way that they did. someone's definitely watching over us. that's what we're thinking. >> reporter: we spoke to a relative of barbara's, and they says it was all an accident, that the seat belt just came undone, and that she would never put kids in danger. she says barbara is still suffering from injuries in theo from the crash and facing financial difficulties from being out of work. a fire in oxford appears

to be accidental. started early yesterday evening. witnesses said they heard three big explosions. investigators are focusing on a makeshift kiln that could have started the fire. firefighters have cleared ot the -- all the hot spots. the trifle a dan verse high school student accused of murdering his teacher, the judge threatening a juror with contempt of court after he told other jurors he had attended a candlelight vigil for the victim. chism is charged with killing his teacher. does marco rubio have what it takes to win the

nomination? wee find out in the hiller instinct. >> reporter: why is marco rubio smiling? because he should be. florida senator marco rubio is the republican with momentum, moving up in the polls, and his message is clear: america is at a crossroads. >> it's either going to be greater than it's ever been, or we're going to be the first americans to leave our children worse off, and there's only two ways forward. >> i think he's a baby. he's using me for publicity. >> reporter: as rubio has gone up in the polls, donald trump has increasingly come down on him. example: this ad on trump's twitter page: featuring a picture of a very young rubio. when he calls you little rube or nice boy, isn't he be taunting you?

>> look, this is how he gets attention, and he's sensitive to criticism, so he reacts these ways, and it is what it is. from time to time we'll respond because it's fun to watch him blow up even more. >> thank you all. >> reporter: rubio is also running against jeb bush, who was at one time his political mentor in florida. if rubio wins the white house, bush could be working with him there. >> this is not about running against jeb or any of the other people. >> reporter: would you put him in your cabnet? >> i don't know if he would want that. the guy is very qualified and could do a number of jobs. >> reporter: you're a charismatic first-term senator. why doesn't that make you barack obama? >> he has failed because his ideas haven't worked. he has seven years of executive experience, and he's still making bad decisions. >> reporter: it's impossible to say what will happen next november, but it's almost

impossible to say marco rubio won't be part of it. i'm andy hiller, and that's my instinct. coming up, a man who wears nearly 800 pounds, in need of a help and a home. ordering a pizza got him kicked out of a hospital with nowhere to go. a crime scene just cleared on the boston common. a man was stabbed several times right near the park street station. we are following the story right through the night. redline service is suspended due to a small fire in a cable. there will be bus service. tonight, a shopper stopper. >> making some purchases. >> reporter: when someone trashed his truck. >> just bashed right into me

i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job.

if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. we make it easier. >> ea rhode island man who weighs almost 800 pounds is desperate for help. he says a hospital kicked him out because of a pizza punishman. the man ordered to order a pizza, but that was against hospital rules. >> he is living in his dad's car while they search for a place to get.

eating addiction led him here. >> it's a disease. >> reporter: he was getting the help he needed at rhode island hospital, losing 20 pounds. but after steven violated his care plan by ordering pizza, the hospital told him he could no longer stay. >> i was supposed to stay there and lose all my weight and get down to 550, to get the gastric bypass. that was their plan. >> reporter: the hospital says they can't speak about steven or any patient's treatment. >> if he comes home and i get him up to snuff somehow, some way, he will go right back to his eating habits. >> reporter: the two men will continue to drive until they find a place that will help. if he goes home, they say it will be a death sentence. so far, no luck. showers tomorrow, then a fantastic weekend to follow.

and coming up next in 7 sports, we are live at the garden where the bruins will need a spark from the crowd,

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in the low 60s, even mid-60s. 66 for new bedford today. the temperatures have been knocked back a touch, but also specifically along the coastline. you get that on-shore breeze or light wind, doesn't take much in the afternoon, and those temperatures will knock back. you have to remember the temperature readings are not taken in the direct sunlight. if you get out in the direct sunlight, like we've been seeing for the last couple of days, it could easily feel five to ten degrees warmer. high pressure has been keeping our temperatures high, but tomorrow, clouds on the increase as early as overnight tonight. it does take us on a temperature roller coaster. we were in the low 60s today, tomorrow closer to 70, then back down to the low 60s as we kick off the weekend, but

a run out and enjoy the weather kind of day, because we are expecting showers. clouds moving in overnight tonight into the early hours of tomorrow morning. we stay dry until the afternoon hours. we can see these scattered, isolated showers popping up as we get past the 2:00 p.m. hour, and they continue into the evening hours as well. two different roun, really. not a whole lot of rain. we can't rule out the potential for seeing embedded, isolated thunderstorms. if that's the case, some areas getting a little more rain. generally speaking, we're looking at a ten together a third of an inch of rain for most. that's the only wet day we have heading into the weekend. we're looking at dry conditions saturday, sunday, monday. crisp and cool for saturday. columbus day, fantastic, low 70s. clouds overnight tonight, 46 to 54. they'll still be cool. tomorrow, 66 to 71.

on 7 forecast. dreaming of columbus day. tuesday is the only wet weather ne in the forecast. have a good evening. now it's time for sports. >> we're live at the garden where the bruins are set to drop the puck as they host the winnipeg chets. zdeno chara is out for the season opener, big z. coach claude julien reveals that his captain will not play because of a lingering upper-body injury. starting the season without chara and dennis friedenberg is hardly ideal, but the bruins are confident they have enough talent on the blue line to help offset those losses. >> you have to deal with those situations. my preoccupation can't be about what i'm missing but

got i think is good enough to win a hockey game. >> it's a chance for other guys to step up and show what they're all about. we have great depth, and i'm not worried about that tonight. >> the debut in a kings uniform, after taking a low hit late in the game, he made a beeline, jumping him in front of the sharks bench. he was automatically suspended for the next game. he finished the night with just one shot on goal and was a minus two. deion lewis has made everyone forget about ridley and vereen. we have more on one of the biggest surprises this early in the season in the nfl. >> reporter: the patriots found a diamond in the rough in deion lewis.

he was rewarded, agreeing to a two-year contract extension. >> going out there and making them right. >> reporter: he was deemed unfit for three rosters over a four-year span, but this year rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns, catching 15 passes for 179 yards. >> all i can do to repay them is come here and work hard every day and give them all i've got. >> reporter: lewis is one of the most productive backs in the nfl to start the season. he may have taken a lot of people by surprise, but not his teammates. rob gronkowski said he knew right from the beginning of training camp. >> i knew, i was telling my friends, this new guy we picked up, he can move. his quickness and the way he makes guys miss is unreal. i wish i had those moves. [ laughs ] >> reporter: so do the teams that let him go. the eagles, browns, and colts aren't laughing.

alex corddry, 7 sports. the celtics closing out their two-game swing through europe with a stop in madrid. 33 points in two games for this guy. david lee shows he still has plenty left in the tank, too, the 32-year-old taking it hard to the basket. 11 boards for lee. 111-96 win. back here at the garden, bruins getting ready to go, with no chara, no sideanberg, but looking forward to who can play tonight. >> a big night. thanks, joe.

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see you tonight. the red line service between north quincy is up and running now. >> that's good news.

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