>> we're on to indianapolis. the pats rdy for revenge against the team that kicked off the deflategate scandal. >> reporter: the night team live in indy with a look ahead to the patriots and colts showdown on sunday night football. >> anchor: donald trump brings his presidential campaign the massachusetts. >> you have brady, belichick and kraft, all good guys. >> anchor: wai until you hear what wraid wraid said about the front-runner. >> anchor: that's all next from the night team. >> 7news at 11:00 starts now. >> anchor: first at 11:00, temperatures dipping down tonight. we're getting ready for what could be a cold weekend. there, in fact, is a freeze watch in effect. >> anchor: the big question is: how cold is it going to get? here's meteorologist bri eggers. >> reporter: a preview of what's to come. by the middle of november, much colder air. first cold front moved through earlier today. now we get that cold air reinforced by the next front. if you look just to the other side of that blue line, even some snowfall near buffalo, new york, tonight. so much colder air that is

bleeding in from the north and the west, and it's also accompanied by a very blustery wind throughout the weekend. overnight tonight, not abnormally cool, but still cool. upper 30s to the upper 40s the closer you get to boston. clouds moving in toward day break. and tomorrow, some sunshine, but also that blustery wind. temperatures already five to even ten degrees below normal and this is not how low they go. we will take a closer look at this and get to the details in the extended forecast in just a few minutes. >> now from the night team, a crash causing a mad dash. >> chaos. it was just a big, gigantic mess. >> after a driver takes a dangerous turn. >> anchor: police say as soon as that car slammed through that worcester liquor store, some people nearby started looting. the night team's john coco live in worcester. >> reporter: this liquor store got hit in more ways than one, first when a cash came crashing

right through the front door, and then again when looters >> chaos. it was just a big gigantic mess. >> a car with five people inside seen here on store surveillance of kirsch liquors on man street in worcester around 1:00 a.m. friday. >> it's a little more than a burglary. it's a toyota avalon sitting inside my store. >> reporter: despite a waterfall of shattered glass covering the car, everyone managed to get out with only one passenger slightly hurt. police say it all began as a two-car crash that sent one driver barreling into the building. >> i have seen the store many disarray when he was remodeling, but nothing like this. >> now police are looking for looting. bike. he was having a hell of a time riding the big and holding all the cigarettes he was carrying. >> reporter: kirsch was thankful the store was closed

the only serious issue, >> i've been in business for 45 i've seen a lot. i've seen more than most people have seen in a lifetime, and it's pretty much another day in the life of kirsch liquors. >> reporter: outside of this car crashing into a liquor store, police did not mention alcohol being a factor in this wreck. live in worcester, 7news night team. >> anchor: 7news now in arlington where police are on the hunt for a bank robber on the run. the night team's kimberly bookman in arlington with the latest on this. kimberly, what do we know? >> reporter: turns out the best witnesses in this case were not the ones inside this bank but rather the people who live around it. these bank surveillance pictures show a partially masked man inside winchester savings, hold handgun and demanding money. what they don't capture is what people living nearby say he did after getting the cash. >> reporter: he must have hopped the tbens or something. it's pretty crazy. home. >> reporter: arlington police

say the robber did, in fact, take off through a residential neighborhood behind the bank, shedding his disguise as he ran. >> you see that little yellow fence. >> reporter: a big piece ended up on this woman's property. >> they found a hat in our side yard. >> reporter: and detectives say one woman gardening in her yard came fa to to face with the robber. >> reporter: the suspect came so close to her, she was able to smell the odor of the dye pack. >> reporter: that woman gave a good enough description for police to come up with this scratch of the person they're looking for, but because the robber was armed and there was a manhunt with state police helicopters in a residential neighborhood, four schools in the area were told to shelter in place for an hour. a crime that put many on edge thinking twice about their safety. >> now we're battening down the hatches and really got to keep an eye on things. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is working with arlington police on this investigation. the best description they have at this point of the suspect is a black man in his early 20s about 5'9" to 5'10". reporting live from arlington,

kimberly bachman, 7news night team. >> anchor: the patriots getting set for a sunday night showdown against the colts. tom brady and the boys are staying focused on football against their bitter rival. we have night team coverage of sunday's big game. first let's go to indy. the night team's trey daerr kicks off our coverage. trey? >> liz, one time this weekend was expected to mark the return of tom brady from that four-game suspension. now deflategate an after thought back in boston, but it's still very much to be radar here in indy. come sunday night, the colts will have the tall task of trying to slow down brady in this record-setting patriot offense. >> brady robs the throw left side for edelman. open at 2t40, the 35, the 20, the 10, 5, angling right, diving into the end zone. touchdown patriots. >> anchor: a complete air assault. that's what patriots' fans hope tom brady unloads on the colts. the game plan might look more like this. >> off to legarrette blount and a dive up the middle for

patriots' touchdown. >> anchor: the last four wins against andrew luck and the coilt, the patriots racking up nearly00 yrdz on the ground, including a three touchdown performance from legarrette blount in the a.f.c. title game. >> i don't know what to expect. you can't expect the same thing every time. you have to concentrate on who they have now opposed to who they had back then and try to stay focused on trying to get the job done. >> what happened in the past doesn't matter in this game. this is a new week, a new team. go out there and get ready for a physical game. >> the numbers indicate this is different. >> i don't think they're going to make negative plays. they'll do a good job. >> reporter: there's also the question mark on the patriots' offensive line. sunday will be the first game without starting left tackle nate solder. >> we have guys in this building. we feel like they'll be able to take care-of-of the situation.

we'll figure out our best options before game time and be ready to go. >> reporter: the patriots dealing with that solder injury. he's lost for the year. the colts dealing with an injury to their franchise quarterback, andrew luck. he's missed the last two games. it's been matt hasselbeck, however, it looks as if luck is going to say -- play on sunday night. he's practiced all week long. >> anchor: from trey in indy, our night team coverage of the pats' sunday showdown continues with susan tran live at gillette with how pats' fans are getting fired up for this game. susan? >> they are using the tastiest trash talk they've ever seen. this is a local bakery behind some of these cookies. take a look at this one. it has the fur years when the colts lost to the patriots in the playoffs by just less than 40 points. then you have this one when it says, "colts fans be like a crying baby." in this little bakery in boylston, they're cooking up some sweet revenge. >> colts seem to have put up a

lot of participation banners in their stadium because they never really win anything. >> reporter: after seeing annapolis baker trash talk the patriots with cracked cell phone cookie and deflated football cake, the guys at wicked good cookies knew the food fight was on. >> we thought defend the wall. >> sunday night's big matchup --. >> reporter: even jimmy fallon was having fun with the patriots. the late night host doling out tonight show superlatives. >> he was voted most likely to be gandolf's high school yearbook photo. >> reporter: rob ninkovich little brother. >> i think i'm better looking than him. >> reporter: as for for the back-up quarterback? >> >> i don't know if that's a dis. >> we'll put tom next too with his four rings. >> this local bakery just wants

patriots' deniers to eat their words. >> we can't have the rest of the country talk bad about us. that's why we did it. >> reporter: the secret recipe behind the cookies belongs to the bakery's owner's mom. if you want the watch the patriots versus the colt, remember it's on sunday night on channel 7. live at gillette stadium, susan tran, 7news night team. >> anchor: so clever. love that, susan. as the cookies said, the pats-colts showdown here on 7 nbc. before kickoff watch our on the sidelines special. joe amorosino and the rest of the sports team get started at 6:30. >> anchor: now to the race for the white house. g.o.p. front-runner donald trump brought his campaign to massachusetts tonight. tom brady came up during the event and today we learned even friendship. the night team's brandon gunnoe in tyngsborough with more. brandon? >> liz, brady says that his and trump's friendship goes way back and that's why he supports the

g.o.p. front-runner. >> donald, if you could say a few words. >> reporter: donald trump is no stranger to the nation's first primary in new hampshire, but tonight he made a stop in tyngsborough, mass. >> because i love mass. i love everything about it. >> reporter: tyngsborough is much more conserve than the rest of the state, voting for mitt romney in 2012. the donald even brought up romney's failed presidential rum. >> do you ever have it you're with your wife and your with your husband and you're confident, you're really confident, and you're tired of seeing things done wrong, and you think, this time i'm just going to do it myself. do you understand that. >> reporter: in an interview with bloomberg news, tom brady was asked why he stands up for donald trump. >> he's a friend, that's why. because friends are important in life, and i've known him for a very long time, so certainly, you know, friendships you endure over the course of long periods of time, and he's someone i play a lot of golf with. he's a lot of fun the play golf with, although i'd much rather be on his team than be against >> reporter: tom brady always talks about how good a golfer you are. how good are you? >> he does say that, right? i'm good.

i'm a good golfer. when tom says he wants me as a partner, that's pretty good. >> reporter: after speaking to thousands at the elementary school to three different crowds, trump finally left in his motorcade with "karate kid's" "you're the best around" blaring on the loudspeaker. >> you have it look this all the time. it's amazing. >> reporter: trump says next time he holds one of these events in massachusetts, just the make sure everybody can see him and come, he might have it at gillette stadium. live in tyngsborough, brandon gunnoe, 7news night team. >> anchor: hillary clinton campaigned in new hampshire today. her first stop was in keene, meeting voters there. polls show clinton has gained ground in the granite state. later in nashua she discussed plans to improve the country's infrastructure. >>ly find a way. i will never quit. we will put people to work maintaining and billing our roads, our bridges, our airports, our rail systems, our broadbad systems. >> anchor: clinton and err democrats are waiting to see if vice president biden decides the run.

she said today she spoke with biden and the two said they would remain friends no matter what he decide. >> sky7 over a water main break in manchester-by-the-sea today. the whole town lost water service because of that break. they've been working on it all day and tonight they say 75% of the town does have their water back. continues. they hope to have everyone back on in the morning. >> anchor: shots fired during the morning commute at the plain. two groups started fielgtding and somebody pulled out a gun. no one was hurt. police arrested a man and woman. they're still looking for other suspects. >> anchor: new details in a story you saw first on 7. an 18 year old appearing in court charged in connection with a police chase that ended in braintree last night. it came to a crashing end when an s.u.v. drove through a fence, finally coming to a stop in this front yard. three juveniles were also taken into custody. walpole police believe the s.u.v. was stolen in their town earlier this week. >> erin: also from the night team, some encouraging signs from former nba star lamar odom, who is in a las vegas hospital

fighting for his life. reports say he woke up from his coma and talked today. the night team's ryan schulteis up in our control room with the latest. >> this is a dramatic change considering how bad things were looking just 24 hours ago. earlier today he reportedly said hi to his estranged wife khole kardashian, giving everyone hope he may pull through this. there are reports lamar odom is off of life support. he woke up and spoke for the first time in three days. odom opened his eyes and was able to communicate. he reportedly gave a thumbs-up to estranged wife khole kardashian and had been by his side the entire time. this is surveillance video on tuesday he was found unconscious after what appears family and friends rushed to his side including khole kardashian doctors reportedly found multiple drugs in his system. he suffered a stroke and had brain damage and then slipped

remarkable. his mother-in-law kris jenner says he's still very much in critical condition. and there are multiple reports tonight that odom was never without oxygen and that could help him recover. >> anchor: they're growing in popularity and the government is working on a plan to regulate droangs. the government will announce the plan before the end of the year. if you have to buy a drone, you have to register it with the department of transportation. the government is concerned about incidents where drones nearly hit planes near the nation's busiest airports. >> anchor: coming up, too much rain too fast. >> anchor: cars watched away. reflection in california as mudslides do serious damage. >> the cold blast that we're expecting for this weekend and even some snow. we'll get to that forecast next. >> anchor: and a noisy cockatoo on the loose in brookline giving neighbors something to chirp about. more details ahead on 7news at

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>> anchor: roads and cars swept away by wild weather in california. torrential rains leading to flash flooding and triggering some major mudslides, several major highways north of los angeles had to be shut down because of all the damage. >> anchor: it's really bad. officials say the clean-up is going to take weeks. >> sandra: the was the moment of impact, torrential rain, >> anchor: >> several people were trapped in water. >> panic and chaos for hundreds standed on the road as flash flooding triggered mudslides. many in a desperate scramble to stay alive. >> help. >> it's the most frightening thing to see, a mountain of just mud coming barreling down on you. >> in just one hour, six inches of hammering rain, swatching homes and highways, highways shut down, abortions buried

>> mist have pulled out ten, 15 cars. we'll pull out another 15 today. >> anchor: the gridlock snaking for miles just as school was letting out. 120 fourth graders rescued from their bus, sleeping in a gym with no place to go. other children were trapped at school. >> it's pretty scary and all the water flooding the streets. >> anchor: today after the mayhem, semis buried on the highway, other cars gone. bulldozers moved in to clear blocked roads. firefighters going door to door, checking on the stranded, assessing the damage. the string of bad weather is not connected to the el nio weather pattern, but fecasters say it could be like this all winter. >> anchor: now 7weather with meteorologist bri eggers. >> frightening images there. here we're talking about a cold blast for the weekend. current temperatures not too far off from several of the nights we've had in the last couple of weeks. we're in the mid to upper 30s for bedford and norwood. still not out of the question to see some patchy fots overnight tonight.

a widespread freeze as we get into tomorrow night. and even colder temperatures for sunday night. mostly clear skies now. temperatures hold fairly steady as clouds start to trick until ahead of the next cold front. we look to the northwest. much colder air behind this front, a front, of course, is the front of our next air mass that's going to take effect, and look to the other side of this blue line here. some snow that's even falling just south of buffalo tonight. so we are expecting this cold blast to be something you really notice. blutsry winds accompany the colder air, trickling in from the north and the west. sticking around throughout the weekend. so looking ahead, again, to sunday and even monday, those temperatures drop even furthers. overnight tonight, partly cloudy toward day break clouds move inch upper 30s to 40s near the city of boston. the freeze watch is not in effect until tomorrow night, and it's pretty much all areas throughout the bay state.

i know this is not colored in blue here. you see north of west, by the growing season is already ended. we're still expecting to see temperatures near the freezing mark or even below it as we go into tomorrow night. a very cold one in store for us. so looking ahead with future cast. you can see even some purple coloring showing up here in northern new england. yes, that does mean snow in the forecast. again, staying in northern new england, but there's still the potential to see a few flakes fly, possibly a few snow flurries if you're getting up into the berkshires. higher elevations over the weekend, where does the snow go? that's where it goes. you see that blue coloring. if we do see any flakes here in the bay state, again, in the berkshires, it won't be sticking around. highs tomorrow cooler than today. much cooler than normal for this time of year. low to mid-50s. even some upper 40s. 47 for worcester. if you're curious as the what sunday is like, we're stuck in the 40s almost all across the board for highs on sunday and that blustery wind i told you

about, that will make it feel like it's in the 30s from time to time. the cold blast doesn't stay with us, though. we're back to more seasonable temperatures as we move into the middle of next week. what a rebound, right, from a high of 48 on monday, to 60 on tuesday. head of the charles, bundle up for that this weekend. but have a great time out there. just wear lots of layers, possibly a hat, as well, and again, 60 degrees. makes a comeback by tuesday. have a great night. >> it's a cockatoo running wild in brookline. the owner says the bird dino bit his finger four months ago and flew off. now dine owe was found. the owner wants to bring him back home. a patient expert has come to the rescue to save the bird before it gets cold outside. the owner has some ideas on how the lure him in. >> he likes peanut butter and jelly and cookies and waffles. dino has a pretty big appetite. >> anchor: coffee with cream and sugar.

been shredding the side of an historical home. the repairs are costly and difficult. another reason to get him back home safe and sound. their beaks are sharp. it's like a little pick. >> anchor: or a mock yaw toe from from the north end. we're going out to indy and trey is talking about the big rematch on sunday. trey? >> reporter: yeah, adam. thank goodness that name going to be played indoors. it's cold out here in indianapolis. we're down into the mid-40s. patriots-colts, sunday night football, the injury report is out on friday. some pretty big names on it. we'll fill you in next in sports. dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky...

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out on the practice field today, the patriots hitting the turf at gillette stadium. dion lewis on the field after landing on the injury report thursday with an ab injury. listed as a limited participant on friday. he's questionable for sunday's game. same goes for donte high tower cornerback terrelle pryor out with a foot injury. this weekend marking a new test for the o-line in his first game without starting left tackle nate solder. your football team. so to have depth at every position really because you never know when you're going to need it, but you know you're going to need it. we have, you know, guys in this building that we feel like will be able to take care of the situation. we'll figure out the best options before game time and be ready to go. >> reporter: on 2 colts' side.

it appears the colts will have goodluck jonathan back in the lineup. luck missed the last two games with a right shoulder injury. he's taken the field now for the third day in a row and officially listed as questionable for the game on sunday. patriots and colt, rematch of the a.f.c. championship game facing off right here on nbc. we get you set for kickoff with our 7 on the sideline pregame special starting at 6:30. the celtics continuing their preseason work tonight in new york against the knicks. the celts a perfect 3-0. looking to make it 4-0 tonight in the big apple. the celtics coming out running term. evan turner getting the dish up ahead. threading the need toll amir johnson. the big man going for eight points and just 16 minutes of floor time. move ahead to the second half now. isaiah thomas getting into the paint with ease. hanging and hitting with the left hand. goes for a team high 13. the celtics falling for the first time in exhibition game. 101-95. next up, monday night at the

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