is straight ahead. i'm adam williams difference i'm kim khazei. >> breaking news, now at 5:30 police on the scene of a stabbing outside after t. stop at jamaica plain. at least one person with life threatening injuries. >> then vandalism in east bridgewater. a children's soccer field destroyed. the clues police are using to track down the suspect. >> plus an elderly veteran under attack. what police say led up to this scuffle. >> college for free, connecticut asking the federal government to fund education for prisoners using taxpayer money. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> breaking news, a person stabbed in jamaica brain. the victim has life threatening injuries. >> the accidents happened inside the jackson square mbta station, what can you tell us. >> reporter: they've just reopened the t. stop. it had been shut down for hours.

the entire station was for a time surrounded in police tape as officers were here investigating the afternoon stabbing, but things are starting to get back to normal. i want to show you what it looked like a short time ago. the stabbing happened around 3:20, boston police tell us two teenagers probably around 17 got no a fight inside the t. stop station. that was just out of the view of cameras. apparently one of the teenagers was stabbed at least once in the chest. he was taken to the hospital with what police describe as life-threatening injuries. the suspect hasn't been arrested. police were here for a short time. they did not recover any weapon but they say that the two people involved in the fight are equaintances -- acquaintances. >> apparently the two knew each other. it was a fight. it was off camera but the individual came back in view of the camera he lifted up

that the is what he fled at one end. end. >> reporter: you heard police mention the video from inside the t. stop. apparently they do have some video of the suspect after the fight happened when he ran away. that hasn't been released. him. they're not sure if he lives in the area but in arrests have been made. no maims have been released saying one 17-year-old victim was rushed to hospital with serious life-threatening injuries. about red soxing abouter cancer. this situation. good news here. >> reporter: it is, the sox just announcing that manager john farrell's cancer is in remission and he will return to the team. he had been diagnosed with lymphoma, he sat out the rest of the season. today the sox announcing

remission, in a statement farrell said this: >> reporter: new team president david dombroski said the team is very happy to have farrell back and hope that his family can move forward. in the newsroom, i'm adam williams, 7 news. >> also on 7 police using key clues to help them track down vandals in east bridgewater. a kid's conger field was significantly damaged over the weekend. >> the suspects deliberately caused thousands of dollars of damage there. john cuoco has more on the evidence they collected. >> reporter: soccer practice just started here. the problem is before we could get to the point d.p.w.crew has to fix all this first. >> people should feel free to come up here and enjoy the fields any time they want.

>> reporter: but this is not what they mean. >> it was heart breaking. >> reporter: police trying to find whoever sped on to these soccer fields causing thousands of dollars of damage shredding the green grass, leaving deep tire marks. it all happened saturday night just off belmont street. >> it was a little worse than i was expecting i think. >> reporter: bill dowling is a town selectmen and treasurer of the youth soccer association. he says this has happened before but never as bad as this. police called him sunday morning when the tracks were first spotted. >> there were probably maybe 8, 10-inch ruts in the middle of the field. they drove through all three fields. fields weren't playable. >> reporter: d.p.w.crews are fixed it up but not before the sheriff's department took pictures ever the scene as well as the fire marks left by the driver. it's disappointing for dowling and others who donate their time and money to keep the complex in shape for the hundreds of children that use it every week. >> i think at this point

we're going to look into putting up barriers, you know, installing additional cameras and lighting to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: security cameras did catch owl of this but police say they're not ready to release video just yet. john cuoco, 7 news. >> the pennsylvania mother who trigger and amber alert by bringing her son to a boston hospital has been released from custody. tiffany cherry appeared in court. the amber alert was issued on saturday when the mother failed to bring her two-month-old son to a hospital in pennsylvania. a judge released here but she is due back in court in december. police arrest a suspect in an armed robbery in could be cord, new hampshire. -- conconcorde, new hampshire. investigators recognized him after seeing surveillance video of the incident and track him down. >> a shattered statue outside of the ronald mcdonald house in vermont.

head or feet. >> ronald mcdonald, that represents a lot to so many who stay here. i don't even think i understood the enormity until had happened. >> even after families leave the house, they would come back to take pictures with their statue, this is the second time it has been vandalized. >> we're following more news today. family members and lawyers of a florida man killed by a plains clothes police officer are speaking out on the death investigation. lawyers say the family met with the station's attorney who said the victim never fired the gun he was armed w. the police officer didn't have a badge on him. the family wants more answers and have only seen one side of the story. >> they made it clear the officer did gave a statement that night. they didn't share the recording with us, they told us -- it's just the officer's version. they're very cautious because they still have to match up the forensic evidence. as of now you have one

the tragic part of this case is that we can't get corey's version. >> his familiar hi said this is in the a black lives matter issue and supporters of the family have peacefully protested outside of the courthouse. >> police in mexico have arrested sick people accused of helping the -- six people accused of helping el chapo escape from prison. his brother-in-law is one of the six people now facing charges. gusman broke out of prison in july. fugitive. dozens of people in gusman's home region are protesting what they're calling abuse by the country's navy. they say the navy has conducted violent raids in guzman. people say the raids have been so bad many people have even left the area. >> a terrifying moment cause on camera. video shows an elderly military veteran attacked. police say it was over money. they're still trying to

track down the suspect. for vicar a trip to an auto zone turned into a nightmare. >> i never knew anything was wrong until i -- started coming up to me. >> reporter: victor found out something was young. >> she asked me for the wallet. i said, no way. i'm not going to give you that. >> reporter: the video shows it all. walking through the parking lot victor is approached by a woman demanding his wallet. he refuses. the woman begins attacking him. the woman who was taller and larger continues the struggle. >> keep the girl away from me. i didn't want to hit her or punch her. i didn't want to do none of that. >> reporter: the struggle lasted for a few minutes. outside then escalated inside the store. >> screaming for help moor us to call the cops. she tried to steal his wall. jose called the cops but the fight continues. >> he gets away. >> reporter: sargent hudson says the woman won't dawn. >> she assaults this i would early man trying to take his

>> a witness tells her that the police have been called. she walks away from the store, from the man. >> reporter: she walks away empty handed. >> even though she was' pretty stuff. >> reporter: victor managed to hold on to his wallet throughout the struggle but says the situation could have ended different. >> if she would have asked me for monday because she has kids i would have given her ten bucks. >> police are searching for the woman in the video. >> a controversial proposal, connecticut requests the federal government fund freed education for prisoners but it comes at the expense of you, the taxpayer. >> stabbing at the jackson square t. station in jamaica plain. the station just reopening but police say the victim does have serious injuries. >> john farrell's cancer now in remix he will be back with the team next year. we're staying on top of these stories and will bring

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>> prison perks up for debate in connecticut as thousands of inmates may be able to stay college courses free of charge. they're asking to fund the convict's education.

>> some think the plan is a good idea. others argue it gives prisoners a privilege unaccessible to other citizens. you might have a hard time keeping pace. they've one thing in common, hectic lives. >> i work two full time jobs and go to school full time. >> i am a construction worker and you go to school. i don't have much time for anything else. >> reporter: students we spoke with have different opinions about a new proposal from the connecticut state colleges and university system that would you a lou inmates to take community college courses for free. >> everybody makes mass takes and like i said education is for everybody. everybody needs to have a fair, everybody should be able to have education. >> i do think it's a good thing for people to get a higher education: i don't personally feel as though i should be, have another tax added on. >> c.s.c.u.leaders are asking the federal government to pay for the program.

inmates would be able to approve in job training courses and complete coreswork if approved next fall. >> they have a problem funding people who want to go to college who have hard means. yet we're going to found people who got themselves in their own jams. >> everybody has the right to education. >> reporter: cscu president make the proposal in a letter to the u.s. department of education. the state department of corrections has endorsed the idea. federal legislatures will decide whether connecticut inmates can become community college students. >> it's pretty difficult, because, you have to come to school but you have a whole life outside of school. >> the federal government also ear marks some funding for prisoner course work through a pilot program which connecticut's governor strongly supports. >> coming up a major achievement for a local marshal artist. what is making her stand out in her support. >> forecast is cooling off tomorrow then we struggle to the weekend to get back some warmth air head.

>> then at 6:00 the big dig causing more trouble. repairs under way for the latest of what has become a series of problems go we continue to follow breaking news. one man stabbed inside the jackson square mbta station. the station is open and theville victim does -- the

>> the world's top ranked free style skier making a big announcement on the cover of espn magazine coming out as gay. he wasn't comfortable coming out during the sochi olympic games because he hasn't told his family yet. >> he struggled with pressure to fit a certain image in his sport. he won silver and probably more well known for adopting stray dogs in sochi, look at the cuties. in an interview with the ac ken worthy said the person

who did most of the work to bring the dogs back was his boyfriend at the time. >> he has his hands full, four puppies. waltham at 74 degrees. warren at 73. andover 73 today. what a lovely afternoon. stoneham picked up 72. wentham at 72 as well. still hovering in the low 70s even as the sun sets. a little cooler on the cape and the islands. our winds out of the southwest, getting rid of one major batch of rain. southern maine and it's in the merrimack valley essentially right along 495. south of that it is and theover. then showers out through fitchburg came in steady and bold but they're fading out as they close in on littleton. our cold air is waiting. i mean it's there. montreal is 59. sudbury, ontario is 39. so some of the cold air

breaks away and comes down into new england. h. high pressure as the high settles it'll come winds down and tomorrow keeps wind steady out of the north-northwest and then northeast but it's keep the chill locked in. we can't establish any kind of warmth. we start off already in the morning in the 40s it doesn't seem all that bad. balmier than we have been in the past few mornings, but as we go through the afternoon, the struggle is real. as they say, we only get up to the low and mid 50s,. we should make at least 50 valley. salem forecast for the weekend, a lot of people selves. about 54 on saturday. then on sunday about 62. this can be taken too for just about every where else in the commonwealth. hampshire. 54ish on saturday. then sunday rising up around 60. so it's a bump in the temperatures. for the patriots forecast, doesn't look like it's going

we get to the game. but before this we might have a couple of showers, if you are tailgate be maybe couping of sprinkles around 11:00 or noontime but low 60s please afternoon. evening showers clearing and chilly, 37-44. tomorrow colder, sunny skies, 49-55. the brightest days of the next seven seem to be friday and tuesday that is where i don't put any clouds on the forecast. saturday is not bad either. a couple of clouds new hampshire. sunday early showers then clearing. we might be gearing up to more significant rain storm into late next week. that would be a good shot in the arm. we need the water. >> a revere karate instructor is breaking barriers on the international stage. over the summer she became the first woman in the world to become a grand master and in her marshal arts. she is hoping other women will feel inspired to raise the bar. >> i'm going in with my --

>> reporter: doreen knows hard. she has been practicing for 42 years. >> after i took my first lesson, it felt like this is where i belong. she has made a life out of it owning her own karate studio in revere. >> brady. >> teach something not her own accomplishment. she is a recently became the first woman in the world to reach 10th degree black belt. in american kinko car ate making her a grand master of the art. >> pretty big accomplishment experience for me. >> reporter: the 59-year-old made the trip to dublin, ireland in july. >> i never imagined that i would get there. i wasn't reallyner view, you know, i was more anxious, i wanted to do it justice. i wanted my teacher to be proud. >> reporter: when she considered testing for 10th degree she knew it

not only for her but for all women in karate. >> going to be a shot heard round the world. >> reporter: something that resonated with her. >> it was a very sewer -- surreal moment. i have a hard time looking at the belt. it's a big belt. it's going to take me a while to feel comfortable wearing it. >> reporter: a we will deserved honor according to students and family. >> i think it's awesome that i get to be taught by her. >> my mother is amazing as they come. she is setting the bar letting all the women in ken president obama car ate know it can -- ken po car ate can with be done. >> reporter: she is taking a mental break right now. nancy chen, 7 news. >> good afternoon, i'm kim khazei. >> nice to see you, coming up here we're following a couple of breaking news stories.

first stabbing at the jackson square t. stop leaves a teen seriously injured. the suspect still on the run, live at the scene with the latest. >> kim: good news from the red sox. the manager john farrell's cancer is in remission. we've those stories and your updated forecast ahead at 6:00. >> kim: hope to see you

>> tonight in the buzz jimmy fallon is headed to harvard. >> the tonight show host will be honored by the harvard humor magazine. at the end of the ceremony he will be crowned emperor of comedy on the lampoon's front steps. >> simon cowell is joining the judges panel. cowell created the got talent series and will producer. he expects the show will move back to l.a.where it originally was shot. stern. >> there is another 30 i'm ryan schulteis. >> reporter: i'm elizabeth norieka, 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> breaking news, a man stabbed near a popular t. station.

service shut down as police searching for suspects. plus construction concerns inside the big dig tunnels. >> at no time was anything in jeopardy of falling. >> announcer: the problem discovered with bolts like this. then a wild ride on 95. a man says someone pointed this gun right at him while he was driving. but it's what police found when they pulled the suspect over that led to a major arrest. >> nice surge of warmth. 0 or better today. -- 70 or better today. we'll look at the weekend, too. >> honoring this high school teacher who lost her life two years ago. >> all these customers were coming in leaving $10, $20. someone left $50. >> the touching acts of kindness today. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> we do begin with breaking news. police searching for suspects after a stabbing outside a popular mbta

a young man with life threatening injuries after this attack near the jackson square station. >> police are trying to figure out what happened. tim caputo is live with breaking details. >> reporter: we can tell you that the t. station has reopened. it was shut down for about two hours as police had the yellow crime scene tape wrapped around the station. a 17-year-old was stabbed around 3:20 this afternoon, taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. i can tell you things are about back to normal but at this point, no arrests rather have been made in this case. police say this all started between two teenagers who apparently got in a fight t. station. one of the men apparently pulled a knife on the other chest. he was able to get away but collapsed on to the ground. police and e. m. s. arrived to the scene. they took the 17-year-old to the hospital.