sexual contact with her. a police report shows the high school freshman claimed she was in her cheerleading clothes that stayed on her body. >> he should know better. he should definitely know better. i don't care if she was willing or not, she probably looked up to him. usually somebody that age would look up to a guy in that position. >> reporter: the district attorney's office claims the encounter happened in an upstairs brockton apartment before cheer practice. this woman lives downstairs. >> you never saw him with a young girl? >> i never saw him, period. all i saw is his truck outside. >> police say the full house allstars hired johnson about a year ago and in addition to rape johnson is also charged with enticing a child under 16 and with posing a child in the nude. in a videotaped interview, the girl told the police she had texted photos of herself to johnson. the police report says, quote, they knew he could get in trouble. she stated he used to tell her

that whatever happens, he wouldn't regret it. >> that's disgusting. >> it's sad. >> johnson may regret it. now he's been fired and in jail and held on $50,000 cash bail. he was involved in a car crash and spent five days in the hospital in norwood and then arrested after he was released. live in west bridgewater, jonathan hall, 7news. >> unfortunately, i believe we're out of time, the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. >> after months of speaklation joe biden acknowledging he's out of time passing on the race for the white house. the vp saying his decision not to run does not mean he won't be involved in the campaign process. dan hausle is live in the

decision. biden says his family was ready to back in but months after bo's brain cancer death, he might not be emotionally ready to run. hillary clinton tweeted out, at v -- he's a good friend and great man and today as always inspired by his optimism and commitment to change the world

trump says he'd rather run against hillary anyways because he thinks her record is so poor. >> well, if the clinton campaign is breathing a sigh of relief today, they're certainly not letting it show. today 7 byron barnett joins us with hillary clinton's daughter chelsea. >> yeah, chelsea was here in cambridge as part of a 20 city tour promoting her book and she spoke to kids here at the elementary school and afterwards i asked her what she thought about the vice-president's

decision not to challenge her mother for the presidency. >> a long respected the vice-president and his family, dr. diswril biden, standing with him today, they have a lifelong service commitment to our country and i know they will continue to do so in a way that's right for them and their family. >> and coming up at 6:00, i'll have more on chelsea clinton's book tour and her message to inspire young people. i'm byron barnett, 7news. we're following a developing story now. wikileaks has posted the material of john boehner's email accounts. wife's social security number and the names of people he worked for, john brennan from the cia. it doesn't appear any national security information was information. turning now to your forecast. definitely dealing with ups and downs this week. morning showers now moving out. live picture over boston, still gray and cooler out there.

but tomorrow, i hear we're going to make a run for 70s. so let's get the scoop on that. here's, pete. >> yeah, good chance for it in boston. right now our winds are out of the east. so as you might expect, our temperature is what the water temperature is, at 55 degrees. same on the northshore. 56 in bedford and 58 in norwood. we're cooling off across eastern mass and central mass, too, thanks to the east wind. th really a backdoor front going through and that should snuff out any warmth through providence and back into connecticut too later on tonight. stars and showers are concerned, the rared is pretty silent. not expecting much in the way of sprinkles or showers overnight. we might have one or two. that's it. the front will cross back over us tomorrow and push in the milder air and, you know, tonight's not all that chilly. falls back into the low 50s and stays there. might be some fog as we get toward morning, and some of that might be a little tough to burn off first thing. but i eventually think we'll all get a good boost with the sun, some sun tomorrow. take a look at the forecast and

5 people are hurt in a bad crash in wingston, investigators tell us a pickup truck and van collided head-on and two people have serious injuries. everyone else is expected to be okay. plymouth police investigating a hit and run. a man riding his bike was hit just after 10:00 last night. this was on carver road. he has serious injuries. recovering. police don't have a description of the car or the driver who left that accident. >> a father from hardaway facing child abuse charges will be staying behind bars. randall lint is accused of beating and starving his 7-year-old son. lint appeared before a judge today. he's being held on $200,000 bail and due back in court next month. jack was found unresponsive dehydrated and starving at his home back in july and now being treated at a long-term care facility. we're following more news today. the city of new york is remembering a police officer just killed in the line of duty. 33-year-old randolph holder, a

five-year veteran, was responding to a report of gunshots in an east harlem neighborhood when he was shot in the head. happened last night, and he died a few hours later. police arrested who they believe is responsible a few blocks away a short time later. this is the fourth nypd officer killed in the line of duty in the last year. so the city is mourning this loss of officer holder but police are asking for support from the public. >> we're humbled by officer randolph holder's example, an example of service and courage and sack fuse. >> these police officers need your support as we bury our brother police officer. but it centd there. we need your support every day on every corner in every neighborhood. >> police haven't released the name of their suspect but they do reveal that he was wanted in connection with the previous shooting. a u.s. military fighter jet

crashes in england killing the pilot. the plane went down in farmland near the town of ellie on the eastern coast of england. that area is close to two air bases. the pilot is believed to be the only person on board. the u.s. military now investigating what happened. syrian president bashar passat in moscow talks with russian president vladimir putin. russian tunnels say the talks centered on military action in syria where russia is assad's chief supporter. the kremlin says the talks were about the fight against terrorist groups but critics say assad uses that term to describe regime. to our nation's capitol now where speaker of the house john boehner is working to find a replacement before he leaves the job at the end of this month. 7's elizabeth noreika is here now with more on the speaker's shake-up. >> kim, republican congressman paul ryan has agreed to serve as speaker but admits he has some reservations. he made the announcement last night after many politicians speaker. however, he made some demands saying that the republican party

needs to rally behind him and that he will not give up family time for this job. current speaker john boehner hopes this will end the gridlock. >> if you can agree to these requests and if i can truly be a unifying figure, then i will gladly serve. >> i think paul ryan would make a great speaker but this decision's up to the members and i thought last night went very well and hopefully by the end of the weak we'll have a nominee. congressman ryan has set friday as his deadline for the party to choose him as nominee for the position . speaker boehner hoo said that he will step down from his position at the end of the month. in the control room, elizabeth noreika, 7news. now to the patriots preparing to face a familiar faux. >> it was great having them in the park here, but he moved on and now he's our competition again. >> tom brady talking about former teammate durrell revis who is now playing in enemy territory for the new york jets.

arrives helped lead the patriots to last year's super bowl. >> but this week the win will be focused on outsmarting the player who knows well how our alex corddry with more on that and the player who made the returning. alex. >> hey, adam, kim. the patriots are dealing with their fair share of injuries right now. four player are missing from practice today but it isn't all bad news. brandon fell could be coming back this week, he is eligible to play after starting the season on the pup list but bill belichick quickly reminding everyone that it's no guarantee that he'll even see the field in week 7 and nothing is guaranteed. now, this is the patriots/jets game since the 2010 afc divisional play-offs. it's a battle for first place in the afc east and the 4 and 1 jets are coming into foxboro with their confidence sky high, thanks to a strong defense led by all pro quarterback terrell revis.

he's been an incredible playmaker since he's been in the league. >> reporter: and this season's been no different for durrell revis, picking off three passes through five games. >> he makes it tough because -- i said yesterday, his instincts are incredible out there. they've got to rated pass defense in the league. so it tells you how well they're covering guys and leading the league in turnovers. >> reporter: a whopping 15 turnovers, brady's expecting the pats to have their hands full this week. >> they played hard and obviously off to a great start this weir year. >> and it suspect just because of the defense. on the other side they have chris ivory, racked up 467 rushing yards and 83 carriers and averaging 5.5 yards per carrie. the offense attack is where it starts. >> you try to take away the running game which i say it hadn't been taken away. big, strong, guys that can run.

to be no ease task but the patriots are going to have to if they're going to put the game into piian fitzpatrick's hand. fitzpatrick has thrown close to 900 yards and 3 touchdowns but 7 interceptions, not to mention he's 1 and six with 13 touchdowns and 17 interceptions. it certainly plays well into the patriots hands. alex corddry, 7news. still to come on 7news this evening. a case of road rage turning deadly, and the victim is a child shot and killed on a highway in new mexico. police are trying to track down the tournament. and parents in worcester just shocked what this man is accused of doing in front of an elementary school. >> and what a father found when he 20 to pick up his daughter from a daycare in chicago. then ahead in just one hour... a doctor accused of invading a patient's privacy. the channel escondido facing and the investigation underway. >> but first we're taking you back to the future.

the future is now. we'll explain why this is such a big day. those stories and more coming up

in the stated of new mexico, police are searching for people responsible for what appears to be a deadly road rage incident. a 4-year-old died in this case. that child and two others were found shot in a pickup truck albuquerque. >> tonight police are make a real plea to the public for any sort of help. happened lang this stretch of interstate 40. one car pulled up against the round. >> reporter: one of the rounds killing a 4-year-old girl inside the truck. children in car crashes.

crimes which is unexplainable. >> reporter: veteran officer struggling to understand the tragedy and to find a suspect. >> we are in desperate need of information to help us revolve the conflicting information we're getting right now. >> information from witnesses about the suspect and other vehicles involved in the attack very widely and investigators are urging other drivers to share whatever they may have seen. we are begging for the community's help, this is a complete disrespect for human life. >> reporter: futures are hoping to get more information from the little girl's mom and dad who were inside the truck but not injured when the shots were fired. >> the parents have to go through a grieving process. we told them the high -- hold them the highest degree of respect in a time for the family to be together. >> reporter: a family shattered by what police call a senseless attack.

barry's office is offering an additional $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. , coming up here at 5:30 tonight, a traveler learning the hard way, you can't hail a plane the same way you do a taxi. the charges he's facing for running out on the tarmac. waited all afternoon to cool it off and now we're going to be back up again for tomorrow. the forecast ahead. and reaction as the fight jumps from the ring into the

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65 in town, and mostly cloudy sky. dewpoint reading about 50 now. when this number gets close to that number, with he could get some fog. northeast breeze, we'll keep lowering that number and raising this. they meat in the middle almost kind of a thing and our humidity about 83%. almost kind of a thing, is that a phrase? i don't know. i'll have to ask my daughter. upper 50s and mid-50s schooling us down with an east north 'wind. the water temperature key this time of year, 55 degrees. down. although, you know today we were in the 70s. i don't know if you heard the vineyard and nantucket snuck one in and so did providence with degrees. beauty of a day. the front kind of just through

central new england, central mass really, i should say, and that's where we found those showers that kept us a littleer here too. so the front sags down a little bit closer to hartford connecticut tonight and block island and then swings back north tomorrow and gives us a chance to warm up. so i think that will spread closer to the merrimack valley. remains to be seen how far that warm front gets. i'm think it stalls right near sports smith and through manchester, too. 70s i think should be isolated mainly to boston and points north and west, and maybe as close by as lawrence, but that might be pushing it as well. let's see how it evolves on the temperature, shall we, tomorrow as we go through the day. le warmth settles in for the

and then we'll see it sag down a little bit into the low 60s and wait for the new front to move in to bring us way down on friday. we start chilly in the 30s and finish in the 50s. so this is your huge drop. the biggest i see over the neck seven days is coming tomorrow into friday. then we level it off and jump not as great between saturday and sunday but still keeping with that roller coaster theme on the temperatures. the pats forecast, 11:00 a.m., it should be a little wet. we have a front going through and in the afternoon it device out. we'll be in the low 60s, so tomb something good and on our side for the pats/jets forecast. all right, there it is. that early shower, and then monday we're cool. we stay cool, and it could last more than a day this time. i'll see you at 5:30. >> great scott, we've made it to the future. october 21st, 2015, that's today, better known as back to the future day. that's the date, if you're a big fan of back to the future that marty mcfly traveled to in the

>> we do have star wars on the mind but today it's back to the future and we're wondering how the future compares to the vision in the past. >> reporter: back in 1989, back to the future 2 predicted lat about this exact date, what it might look like. >> the future... >> reporter: some of it still pretty fencible but real life engineers are trying to get us closer and while the dolorians have not yet taken to the skies, a self driving dolorian modified by engineers at stanford can take riders for a spin. this morning kids at this chicago area high school got an upclose look at one of the dolorian films. >> it's all about the car. what kid hasn't wanted to travel through time with a dolorian. >> reporter: for james, the next best thing was collecting back to the future memorabilia. >> when you think about those

because they're fun. foresight. >> wait a minute, cubs win a world series. >> may have to wait. given the past talk nights. >> i'd say maybe next year. >> i gotta check this out. >> reporter: some of it was inevitable. >> 1 thing that back to the future 2 got right is that marty and his father have a receding hairline. >> reporter: but a movie series that was all about time enjoyed the popularity that's timeless. >> one thing no one has been talking about yet is several lacing shoes, that was one prediction in the movie. yesterday the official mikey account tweeted michael j. fox saying see you tomorrow. >> today michael j. fox received the first pair of self-tying shoes. nike is calling this new form of technology power layses. stick around. ahead on 7, it's chris rock taking on a familiar role. where he's getting a second shot. and new at 6:00, speaking up

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