and when will it move out? >> just still can't believe she's gone. a family in mourning after a mother and son are killed in this horrific crash. >> a local girl's letter to the a first family gets her a front row seat at the white house with some special guests. >> and i was blind sided. literally. thousands of people in massachusetts left without health insurance they paid for. and when some tried to get it things only got worse. tonight hank investigates. >> 7 news at 11 starts now. first at 11 storms are r. are heading our way getting are to pour it on new england. tomorrow afternoon is expected to be a wet one. so how much rain are we talking here in let's find out chief meteorologist pete bouchard standing by. one to two inches in rain and possibility of a couple night. granted this is mostly a wednesday night affair with downpours. and gusty winds. we might see this even go into the morning commute on thursday.

with the possibility of a storm or some downpours. but just early in the morning. warm and windy there after. forest of thursday. a we get on backside of this our degrees. leading edge of the rain still back through pennsylvania. this buys time morning commute will not affected by this storm. looks like this will slowly move in. initially, it's like rain through afternoon i'm thinking between 3 and 5 o'clock. but we might see a little bit sooner out through worcester. steady rain by 6 o'clock. so you know, in that sense, there's going to wet weather around for the evening drive. but not intense. not until after ten or lern o'clock tomorrow night. that's when you get involved in these shadings of yellow and orange here with downpours in possibility of thunder. then the final leg of it is right here 6 to 8:00 on thursday morning. tomorrow, highs in the 50s. starting off in the 40s. again a. game hurry up and wait really until showers start to move in around 2 or 3 o'clock and then more steady rain into evening. our temperatures go up through the night and lot of wind late tomorrow more than more on that

new a 11 house fire in hingham sends two people to hospital include firefighter you can see flames coming out roof that's home garage area. officials say they do not know what caused this fire yet. the firefighter and one person in house are expected to be okay. >> also new tonight, rescue teams in save a horse after it gets stuck in the mud. they used that backhoe to get it out. took them nearly two ours they managed to do and horse is okay. just a little cold and tired. >> now, from the night team. >> classroom clash. >> a student slammed at school by a police officer. he wasn't right. he was like flinging her like a rag doll. tonight the f.b.i. investigating. the tale of the tape. well that officer is suspended without pay tonight, the f.b.i. and the justice department are investigating. and, we have learned there's another video we haven't yet seen. ryan schulteis is here with the latest information on the classroom clash.

>> kim tonight the f.b.i. has opened a civil rights investigation. but the sheriff says he believes race was not a factor. >> it's the cell phone video that has shocked the nation. it happened monday morning when school resource officer ben fields is called in to deal with a student. >> witnesses say the student had not been participating in class took out her phone and would not leave when teacher asked. confrontation quickly escalates as other students watch while she still sitting at her desk fields yanks her to ground and throws her across the floor. >> it wasn't right he was flinging her around like a rag doll. she said see stood up and also arrested charged with a disturbing school. >> iic tell you feel like grown men were scared in there too. i was scared. he's known as officer slam. fields is sheriff's deputies deputy his boss says there's another video that shows the student trying to punch fields at least ones. but he should have responded differently. >> one the first goods we would

like to see happen is school handle it not involve us a law enforcement officer. >> fields and other school officers are facing a lawsuit for an incident with a student back in 2013. the suit claims fields unfairly and recklessly targets african american students with allegations of gang membership. fields and other defendants deny they did anything wrong and given evidence. also football coach and had been given a culture of excellence award at that school last year. tonight deputy is on administrative leave sheriff says he plans on announcing his decision on future the deputy tomorrow. in newsroom ryan schulteis, seven news night team. also from night team we're hearing from a family of mother and son who died in horrific crash in oxford. susan tran is live with it latest tonight. susan. >> and adam that baby boy was rushed to the hospital. but the mother of three family members say was on route 20 yesterday morning on her way to worcester to help take care of a sick grandmother. when this tragedy happened.

just trying to cope with this devastating news. >> i just can't still can't believe this. christina's family still trying to process the horrific crash that killed her monday morning. as well a her son noah roberts who just turned nine months last week. she was awesome. she always took care of kids. always kids were always first. really bad these people are hurt inside the car. 911 calls and images from the scene on route 20 in oxford shows just how horrendous this crash was. a baby. we tried to pull the door open i looked inside car i saw baby. rose pierre was in this mercedes with his adult son when christina's sedan slammed into him after she collided head-on with cement truck in he rushed to try to safety family. >> we get the first baby out i can't see the they could one. and so when i was trying so hard to get the first one out. noah died at the hospital his two-year-old brother carterer has concussion and cuts but the family members say he'll be all right.

i'm glad he's okay. i wish they were all okay. i wish i could get my life.them. a family now rallying around carter and ai so i a who was not in car that morning always think thing of the kids. friends where christina work say they will miss her dynamic and nurturing spirit she treated kids like her own. she talked about her kids a lot. family and friends say she was holidays. especially christmas. she had already put up her christmas tree for her children. funeral services family members say have not finalized any donations can made directly to spencer. >> we're live in oxford tonight susan tran, 7 news night team. >> family tragedy leaves the community a sandown, new hampshire in mourning tonight. nine-year-old christopher chester was delivering cookies for a friend when he suddenly collapsed and died. the family says the boy had a prooef existing condition that caused him to vn an enlarged

the christopher's parents are in disbelief about what happened. >> he started walking over. and it just hurt right behind me. he fell. screamed dad it hurts. >> christopher was the kind of kid who would do anything and everything for someone before himself. >> the family has started a gofundme page to pay for funeral expenses. people have already donated more than $20,000. >> a 5-year-old boy is recovering tonight after he's hit by a car in worcester. it happened on hamilton street. police say the boy ran into traffic right after he got off of his school bus. investigators say there wasn't an adult there to pick him up. that's not allowed. his sister is usually with him but she wasn't at school that day. and right now the boy is suffering from head trauma and a broken leg. >> and a stunning situation in stoneham where police say robbers tied up and tased two people. investigators say the violent smash and grab happened this

morning at this coin shop. police say two employees were zip tied as robbers took off gold coins one employee had to go hospital and neighboring stores are just helping this never happens again. >> just get him and stop this. it makes it scary. look, well, look around. i got lots of expensive stuff here too. >> so that same coin shop was robbed in march. but police do not believe the crimes are connected. >> two teenagers are facing charges tonight in connection with this robbery that happened in dorchester saab inhill t stop. those masks were seen on two people who had ordered a man to hand over his wallet and his cell phone. >> two off duty officers did arrest the two at the station. and they are charged with assault and battery. >> patriots getting set to face the miami dolphins in just a couple of days. they are pumped to take on dolphins who recently looked like a totally different team let's get to our sports director with closer look.

tom brady revenge tour continues this week with another afc east opponent. miami dolphins on thursday night. pats are the defending champs and no one's knocked them off their throne yet. as for dolphins they are now recharged. and maybe even dangerous. we talked about it. sleeping giant is awake. >> new coach, new attitude. in miami. >> the dolphins riding a two-game winning streak since dan campbell replace joe philbin. furious on defense explosive on offense. whatever they changed really working they are riding high i think they are really getting after quarterback. they got real good guys in coverage. everything going right for miami the last two weeks. >> ten sacks. 5 forced turnovers, two defensive touchdowns. on offense, ryan playing the best football of his career. completing an nfl record 25

>> they are an explosive offense they've got lot of guys that can make plays. they've got, so we on our offense have to really counter that. luckily for patriots, tom brady is at hot as he's been in any stretch of his career. putting up 30 points on the league's best defense this past sunday. we'll have to continue on thursday. we've got to balanced. we've got to try to take control of game. 6 and 0 patriots are the class of the afc east. but still letting their play speak for itself. >> whatever they say goes, just hear someone get firing. >> jamie collins take page saying nothing and then going beast mode on the field. reporting live on the a newsroom joe amorosino, seven news night team. also tonight, big trouble for the state system set up to help connect people with the affordable health insurance companies. as investigative reporter hank phillippi ryan found some people

tonight hank investigates. >> the results of eye exam were terrace fiorinaing. surgery. but then this pembroke resident got more frightening news from her doctor. he said she and didn't have insurance. >> i was blind sided. literally. >> this plymouth woman got same appointment. no insurance. i was totally shocked. so elaine couldn't get dental care. paula's surgery was cancelled. but wait. their bank records proved they both paid the massachusetts health connector for insurance every month. you know the health connector. the state agency that is supposed to get massachusetts residents their health insurance. but our investigation found a massive pattern of disconnects at the health connector. it. >> there are people who think they've paid for insurance who don't have it. because your system didn't work. let's take a for ins. >> yes or no?

that is correct. here's why. the health connector website offers online payments. but we have learned those payments sometimes went into a black hole instead of to the insurance company. that was most infuriating part paying all along. more infuriating when paula and elaine called customer service in a panic. >> they couldn't get help. >> i've spoken to 24 different people. i spent literally 36 hours on the phone. what's more we found, thousands of other people couldn't get help either. earlier this year more than 13 thousand customers were stuck in a backlog. they could not get refunds. account changes or even answers. the did call center people not know what they were doing? >> did the electronic systems not work? was your database flawed? >> hank it was everything. we got state to fix paula's problem and elaines too.

help, health connector's new boss promises they will soon fix your problems too. we owe the public integrity of operations. do you owe them an apology? we owe every single individual who's experienced extraordinary difficulty this year our regrets for that experience. if you're having difficulties that health connector says they've now added a new cust myriad voekt program. if you need help, check our website for the link. in newsroom i'm hank phillippi ryan. coming up next the president laying down the law. playing like a girl means you're a bad ass. that's what asaid about the u.s. women soccer team at the white house and a little girl from massachusetts was there got chance to meet introduce her heros. unearthed after decades underground. t digs up some halloween history black friday backlash big change

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local you willal teen teenager kick off a ceremony hey white house a 13-year-old introduced u.s. women soccer team president obama honored them tore winning world cup a letter got his attention. a big day for women in sports bigger day for ayla of pembroke. i'm just so grateful i got to go it's so amazing. 13-year-old get a chance to meet president obama and the u.s. women's national soccer team. all thanks to a, thanks to letter complaining will her little brother >> i've watching world cup and my brother had said some stuff.

were better at boy and stuff than it made me mad she told president she hated fabulousing boys supports get most attention and wanted to do something about it. >> president obama agreed. and inviting her to white house ceremony to honor team usa and letting ayla know he's on her side. playing like a girl means you're a bad ass. her little brother nick cespedes he's a little embarrassed but did learn his lesson. that girls are as good as boys. >> sounded like asking question. nick wasn't in washington by way a la says she had a hans to take lots of pictures with player she's very grateful for the opportunity to meet the president and the team. all right we're following more news here tonight. rei opting out black friday sales and giving employees the day off. instead company announcing all rei stores across country will be closed thanksgiving and black friday. despite it being one of their top 7 sales days of the year rei president says they will playing employees to spend day outside

and with their families instead. >> and one the countries larges pharmacy chains is changing hands. walgreen's announcing buying rite aid for more than $17 billion. this deal is expected to close next year. rite aid stores would eventually change over to become walgreen's stores. >> now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist pete bouchard. 45 in town right now. 41 in worcester. closer inspection of the temperatures reveals temperatures near freezing in suburbs already from nashua to norwood. down through vineyard as well. rain close but not that close. not going to arrive tomorrow morning we're seeing it move in tomorrow afternoonleading edge gets your attention. light rain as we go through the evening drive. so it affects it in the sense that it's wet. but it's not going to be intense. wind advisory up. here we go, right? typical autumn storm. big one for us too. kind of one with that hasn't been around for a while. we haven't seen likes of for a while. so the trees some of them stressed by drought will respond

maybe 45 miles an hour in the shading of tan. and then coastal flooding splash over time high tide tomorrow afternoon late tomorrow noon. noon time 1:00 a.m. and then again at noon, on thursday. so, that's the issue here. otherwise it's minor. and it doesn't look like this is going to big deal with coastal flooding. just something to keep in the back of your mind. storm blowing through here. nice big autumn storm with good lug slug of rain which we need badlywe're between 7 and eight inches below normal for entire calendar year. we need like maybe half dozen of these all not all at ones thank you very much. wind gust to 25 to 40 miles per hour wednesday night and exits thursday morning. with a little bit of fan fare in that particular commute too. first, tomorrow evening. rain steady and then we get into the heart of the storm which is between midnight, 1 o'clock in the morning. with heavy rain and embedded thunderstorms in here. >> from time to time.

as you go through evening hours into the morning on thursday, we have one final round right here which could include some thunderstorms between 5 and 8 o'clock. so that's really the biggest effect on the morning commute on thursday. then we go for some sunshine and warm things up too. all tolled one to two inches of rain some places a little bit more favored for that nearly two. out through worcester. and closer to one out through the cape islands. boston right in middle. but those numbers again not set in stone. and, there is it, departure from average over eight inches of, and we dry out for pats game kick off still may have a shower. but, dry and mild. 31 to 42 tonight. fuzzy moonlight tomorrow. some early sun possible. otherwise, developing afternoon showers and increasing rain. there's your seven on 7 forecast late week and halloween looks like a dandy. a little cool, but 40s at night. see you tomorrow.

this crews dug up creepy costumes under the government center t stop. yes they were underground and these costumes are at least 50 years old. weird. with halloween just a few days away, the timing of this freaky find is just too weird for some. let's get to brandon gunnoe live in government center tonight. that's right. people are telling me most surprised these costumes have been underground here in boston for so long. nobody knew about it. just a few days until halloween. kind of adds to the spook factor. >> that's creepy. deep below government center t stop in boston, workers found these two scary costumes. no they did not. nonsense. >> nonsense. >> oh my gosh. talk about historical significance. they found that. that's insane. eerie discovery was made on small hollow section of concrete poured more than 60 years ago. historically, in a perspective of boston you don't know what you're going to find whether it's time line, that's really

crazy that they found that right before halloween. i love boston. it's so nice and playful. >> i just don't know whether it was intended to left to be find or whether just it just happened to. we're told workers weary pair blue line when they found garmentsz with a scary mask rolled in ball. timing is creepy. >> it fits. you know, right in with a halloween. do you feel like government sflis haunted? >> it could be. >> could be. i've never heard stories, but if they found that guywhoa nos what's going on down there. >> and despite this scary find, the government center t stop is scheduled to reopen this spring. live in boston brandon gunnoe. maybe they will dig up something else. weird. all right. joe's coming up next with sports. stay right there. dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky...

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we go to the second period matt back on the ice. making an impact. gets the shot off. jimmy hays slams home rebound, his third of year two-0 bruins fun continues late in period. check out joe. he splits the d, and snaps home his first goal of the season boston building a 3-0 lead. another look at that nasty wrister from the slot. that was well done. the score 4-0 in third best power play in league at it again brad with his second of the season. and now it's a blow out five-0 tuukka rask makes 24 saves. for are his first shut out of season bruins win it 6-orr for their first victory on home ice improve to 4, 3 and 1 so far. >> sxing aour guys felt if they kept playing way they could there was just a matter of time. i don't think that wade, i think it's more about a. pride thing. always nice and when you see those points, but, pretty good feeling we won four last games.

so, good feeling in the room. we just got to keep it rolling. >> zero yards of total offense for texans. intercepted. rashod jones into the endzones for the pick six. not same miami team that started the season 1 and 3 from head coach dan dan campbell ennewsing fusing new life and riding two game winning streak heading into thursday night match up. tom brady is on high alert again for another aggressive defensive line. >> they can really tee off on quarterback and certainly teeing off the other day. and, you know we got to be balanced. we've got to try taking control of the game tough do do they are good run stopping defense. they last two weeks especially. all right celtics set for their season opener tomorrow night when they host the sixers at the garden. celtics won 40 games last season snuck go into play-offs seventh seed. now they are looking to take the

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that is our time tonight for this tuesday night. a tonight star jimmy fallon comes up next i'm adam williams i'm kim khazei. morning crew will have latest on rain headed our way have a