>> christa: we begin at noon with some soggy weather headed our way. rain is moving in from the south. some of the moisture, the remnants of hurricane patricia. good afternoon. showers will begin later on this afternoon. then they will intensify. >> jadiann: that's right. the brunt of the storm expected to come in the afternoon, overnight. jeremy reiner is tracking it for us right now. >> jeremy: we have seen a lot of clouds this morning. a few peeks of sun right now. we have rain to our west and south. charging up the eastern seaboard. in advance of the storm. the center of the storm was way over here in chicago.

look how expanse i that storm is. all the way to the eastern seaboard. and this man... this band of rain will work up into new england late this afternoon. the brunt of the storm early tomorrow morning. the early-morning commute tomorrow. especially before 7:00 a.m. could be a little bit tricky. rapid improving, though, after 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. in terms of rainfall, most towns around, an inch of rain. the city of boston included. there could be localized street flooding late tonight through early in the day tomorrow. winds will become an issue later this evening. the wind advisory will be in effect tonight through tomorrow morning. wins will likely gust to the coastline, 25 to in some locations, especially on the cape and the south coast, over 40 miles per hour. that may lead to minor power disruption very late tonight and true early morning. your storm timeline, 4:00. again, some sprinkles around the area. we can get through this

there will be significant rain overnight tonight. and even tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. showers and downpours. rumbles of thunder. by 8:00 tomorrow morning, quickly winding down with most cities and towns about an inch to in some locations, two inches of rain. travel conditions this afternoon and this evening, not too bad. i think around midnight tonight, up until 6:00 or 7:00 tomorrow morning, poor travel with rain and wind. rapid improvement through the morning hours. we will talk more about the storm and the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> jadiann: remember, you track the rain using interactive radar. go to whdh.com. or you can use the 7 mobile app. >> christa: breaking news we want to pass along to you. a south carolina deputy caught on camera violent lip throwing a student from her desk is being relieved of his duties. sources are telling nbc that ben fields, the school resource officerst, will not keep his job after this. we do know that the f.b.i. and the u.s. justice department are involved in this investigation. the cell phone video that you

are seeing here shows the deputy dragging her from the desk, flipping her on to the floor. he says she was being disruptive and refused to leave the classroom. the sheriff overseeing the deputy says the video showed the student punching the officer first. ben fields and another school officer are also facing a lawsuit for an incident with a student back in 2013. that suit claims they unfairly and recklessly target african-american students suspected of being in gangs. as we talk about this, we want to go live right now to a sheriff's department conference news conference going on right now. this is richard county. let's listen in. >> to say that this was not properly investigated and handled by authorities, it needed to be handled. the f.b.i. is the most trusted and respected law enforcement agency in this state and probably in the world. and that's why i turned to them and asked them to conduct a full and thorough investigation to see if there

was any criminal violation. and the f.b.i. accepted. that also contacted the u.s. attorney's office and asked them to be part of that. and the justice department be part of looking into these actions also. our u.s. attorney william nettles agreed to that. the f.b.i. and civil rights division has initiated the investigation. it was started yesterday. they have already had it full swing. we are fully cooperating with them to. make sure that they have everything that may the need we took statements from the teacher and the administrator that was present this incident started with a very disruptive student in a class. the student was not allowing the teacher to teach and was not allowing the students to learn. she was very disruptive. she was disrespectful. and she started this whole incident. with her actions.

she refused to leave the class, as directed by the teacher. she refused to follow his instructions. he called for assistance. the school administrator got there. she was african-american. he attempted to get her to leave the class also. she refused his instructions. him. all the while, the students are still in the class. they are supposed to be there learning. >> jadiann: all right. there you have it. the county sheriff leon lott in south carolina talking about that dramatic cell phone video that we have been reporting on this week showing this officer dragging a student out of the desk. we do know, again, he has been relieved of his duties. again, a federal investigation is under way. the u.s. justice department launching a civil rights investigation. we also know that the f.b.i. is investigating as well. there you hear the sheriff talking about what touched off this whole confrontation. again, he has said in the past, certainly, that did not justify or warrant the

officer's actions. we will follow this in the day ahead and have more reaction coming your way. today at 4:00. >> jadiann: new at noon, a witch and warlock square off in a salem courtroom. the witch says the warlock harasses her but he says it's the other way around. so lori bruno, a self-proclaimed high priestez and owner of a craft shop says christian day is harassing her. the owner of the shop in salem says he is the victim. >> all of this is baseless. all of this comes from business competition. all of this comes from, you know, when you are the best at what you do, you are going to have people that want you to fail. >> after many, many months and years of disrespect, i decided to go this way. by law of the land, and may the gods bless us and take us hand in hand. >> jadiann: witnesses are

taking the stand right now in the courtroom hearing. we are in the courtroom and we will have a live report for you coming up at 12:30. and coming up also on 7 news, we are waying to learn more the little girl who came to be known as baby doe. after her body was found on deer island. a report is set to be released today on what role, if any, the department of children and families played in the death. >> christa: dan hausle has the latest for us. dan? >> reporter: well, governor baker asked for the independent investigation. he tells us he does expect to give his reaction to the findings when that report is released. bella bond is the little girl who we came to know as baby doe after her body was found on a beach in winthrop. we later learned who she was and that her mother had some involvement with the state department of children and families. this report will look at whether dcf or any other agency might have missed any red flags in that case. bella's mother rachelle bond

locked up, facing charges in bella's death. the boyfriend charged with murder. rachelle bond is an accessory after the fact. governor baker says he looks forward to hearing what the independent office of child advocate has to say about how dcf handled this case. >> if this report includes additional information about dealing with intake which i said to many people, many times, we had a ten-year-old, 12-year-old intake process. we will certainly incorporate into that, our reform initiatives here. obviously, we asked for the report. we are anxious to see what it says. and we will do everything we can to incorporate the findings into our reform plans going forward. >> reporter: the governor saying there are changes to dcf already under way. i will be interesting to see whether this report points out other changes that need to be made. the governor says he is open to that.

dan hausle, 7 news. >> reporter: yeah. a late-night wake-up call for the people living inside the apartment building. today the clean-up is under way. you can see crews here hard at work. boarding up the windows. you see the walls of this older apartment building that last night, went up in flames. fierce flames. >> it was devastating. >> reporter: mad dash to get out alive. >> i looked downstairs. i saw the back-door. it was just like lit up. >> reporter: dozens left homeless now. >> i thought i was going to lose all my stuff. that is everything i had. >> reporter: the fire started tuesday night. many residents were in bed. >> my mom was sleeping. she literally came and

>> reporter: bernadette guzman moved in three months ago. her parents and an aunt also lived here. the flames so intense, firefighters were forced to battle the fire from the street. a trapped resident pulled from the building by a ladder crew. >> now with clean-up under way, outside the gutted apartment, bernadette who lost her home and belongings is just glad her family is safe. >> i'm taking one day at a time. >> reporter: the clean-up effort under way. it will take some time for this building to be boarded up and it is not only affecting the people who live in this apartment but also some businesses that are on the ground floor. they can't open while this building is being investigatedst. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the red cross, meantime, is fining... finding homes for 31 people.

nick emmons, 7 news. >> jadiann: all right. a dangerous drop-off in worcester sends a five-year-old boy to the hospital. the child was hit by a car at a bus stop. today there are questions about why he was left off the bus there in the first place. nicole oliverio joins us live in worcester with more on this story. >> reporter: jadiann, there was no one at the bus stop to pick up this little boy. so the school says its policy means the bus driver was supposed to take that little five-year-old back to school. instead that, didn't happen. he tried crossing this busy street and got hit. a five-year-old boy hit by a car moments after he stepped off his school bus. the sights and sounds made amanda rivera, a certified nursing assistant pull over and help. >> he was trying to get up. they were trying to take his book-bag off. i was like, no, you cannot move him. we have to keep him comfortable. i laid down. and i started doing abc's. i'm like, look at me down here. he kept trying to get up. report tt student tried crossing this busy worcester

street by himself. witnesses say he darted out between two parked cars, then was hit. the impact sent him more than 20 feet in the air and left a softball-sized head wound. . >> once they put him in the ambulance and he was leaving by himself, that's when my heart broke. i started crying because he is a baby. he is by himself. and there is no mom. as a mom, i know... my first question was why was he left off the bus? he is a kindergartner. >> reporter: the bus driver is supposed to return to child to the school when that happens. the charter school is working with the bus company to find out why that didn't happen. rivera, a mother of two, just relieved to moe the boy is okay and home recovering. >> as a mom, i wouldn't want to get that phone call. and i just... i'm glad he is okay. that is, like, my main thing. he is all right. >> reporter: that little boy's mother told worcester police there was some confusion over who was supposed to be picking up her son. again, he is home.

he has a broken leg. he will be all right. nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> christa: the republicans gearing up for their third debate coming up tonight in colorado. donald trump and ben carson are the only two candidates with double-digit support right now. >> jadiann: coming up next, the technical difficulties that knocked game one of the world sere reels off the air. >> jeremy: rain and wind on the way for later on today. the storm timeline coming up next. >> christa: check this out. a busy "t" station. construction workers making a creepy find ahead of

>> jeremy: good afternoon. clouds taking over. for some of you, a little bit of leftover sun. those clouds will win that battle. radar showing some moisture now. this looks like rain north of us. most of this is the radar being up in the clouds. the rain-drops evap raying before they hit the ground. here is the main event. it's still on track to sweep up across new england from a storm system that is over here. now, when storms are off to our west. and they stay to our west, that puts us into the... the warm sector of the storm. it is kind of cool right now. tonight. and through the day tomorrow. but getting into that warm air, we will come... this will come at a bit of a price. rainfall, again, on-and-off showers developing later this afternoon. steadier and heavier overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning.

the city of boston included. there will be isolated downpours and thunderstorms. especially, south coast and the cape. it has been dry in southern new england. i'm not worried about flooding. except for localized street flooding due to clogged storm drains. late tonight and early tomorrow morning that, might be an issue for the morning commute. also of concern, wind will ramp up. already noting winds gusting over 20 miles per hour. wind advisory in effect 7:00 tonight through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. gusting 0-40 miles per hour. with leaves on the trees and the oaks in rticular, that might lead to some minor power disruption and brief power loss. be mindful of that later on this evening and overnight tonight. keep those cell phones plugged in just in case. just putting that out there. winds right now feisty in some locations.

and cape, winds gusting 25-30 miles per hour. here is the storm timeline. a wall of rain comes at us overnight tonight and through very early tomorrow morning. i think we can get through this evening's commute with on-and-off showers. tomorrow morning's commute could be challenging because it will have been raining all night. we will have wind going out at this time. i still think some rain, even tomorrow morning, during the early part of the commute, if your commute doesn't get going until 8:00 or 9:00, then i think you will be okay. certainly, as we work through the day tomorrow, conditions will improve with partial clearing and it does warm up. with temperatures this afternoon heading through the 50's. look at tomorrow. windy and warm. lower 70's. that does include the patriots game. kickoff, there might be some sprinkles right at the start of the game. at kickoff. otherwise, dry tomorrow evening down at gillette. temperatures tomorrow evening in the upper 50's and low 60's. >> christa: breaking news out of boston. this is in chinatown. looks like a fountain. but this is a water main break

on washington street. and you see it right there. underneath the pavement. and the street is wet there. this is an area that's closed off in both directions. washington street, see how quiet it looks? no traffic at all. it is blocked off from marginal to oak streets. if you are in the area, you will be walking around. or traveling. do be advised, you won't be getting down that stretch of washington street. crews are there on the scene today. >> jadiann: last night, as millions of baseball fans settled in to watch the royals take on the mets in game one of the world series, the game was suddenly bumped off the air. >> christa: technical difficulties added to unwanted drama for this fall classic. . >> we have lost, we have lost our picture. hi! we are having some technical difficulties. >> reporter: in the middle of the fourth inning, for mets and royals fans, it seemed like game over. weather problem.

we lost power to the truck, we are being told. as soon as we regain power, we will get it back to kansas city. >> reporter: reaction was instant on social media. this is what happens when you don't pay the bills, said one tweet. dear fox, did you try plugging it back in? for four minutes technicians scrambled and analysts stretched. >> here are... i hear our music. does that mean we are going back to kansas city? >> reporter: the broadcast resumed with fox sports' international coverage forced to take over. >> and the u.s. broadcasters of this event are having a broadcast issue. >> reporter: everything seemed to be fine for another nine minutes. until it happened again. >> once again, we are having technical difficulties in kansas city. once we regain power, to our truck, we will be going back there. are we heading back there now? >> reporter: all eyes on the big game.

>> half the power is out. >> reporter: remember when the lights went out during super bowl 47? or when an earthquake hit during game three of the 1989 world series in san francisco? as for this technical difficulty, fox released a statement overnight saying in part, "a rare electronic failure caused both the primary and back-up generators inside the fox sports production compound to lose power." >> christa: the game ended up being one of the longest game ones in terms of innings in world series history. lasting until after 1:00 in the morning. the royals finally beat the mets in the 14th inning. all right. >> jadiann: also ahead on 7, scoring a visit to washington. how a local teenager is standing beside the women's world cup winners at a presidential ceremony. >> christa: prince harry is here. why he is headed to the white

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>> jadiann: welcome back, everyone. a pembroke girl gets the chance to meet president obama and honor the world cup-winning u.s. women's soccer team. >> christa: the 13-year-old says she was upset when her younger brother said "boys are better than girls" when it comes to playing sports. she got the last laugh here. writing a letter to the president, telling him about the comments. and to show his support. president obama invited her to

washington. she may introduce... she introduced the president during tuesday's event. >> i'm so grateful i got to go. so amazing. >> christa: there is the little brother. he admits he learned his lesson. he said girls are just as good as boys. he was embarrassed, he said. >> jadiann: all right, next on 7. wait until you see who gets to ride with this california kayaker. ahead in our next half hour, scary moments for passengers and crew onboard an american airlines flight tuesday night. what they were hit with up in the air coming up. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content

who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. is responsible for the content of this message. >> christa: a kayaker in california making a new best friend. check out this baby seal perched on his shoulder. the man says the friendly seal jumped on to his kayak.

they kind of hung out together. and a little suntanning. everything was peachy. >> jadiann: that's sweet. all right. much more to come in the next half hour of 7 news. including a check of the forecast. a lot of changes right now. >> jeremy: yes. wet and windy weather headed this way for this evening. tonight, the storm timeline up next. >> christa: a witch headed to court in salem. taking on a local warlock. >> jadiann: a former house speaker pleading guilty today to lying to the f.b.i. creak breaking news in south carolina. a sheriff's deputy officer fired after slapping a student

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>> christa: we begin here at 12:30 with some wet weather headed our way. rain is moving up from the south. some of the moisture, the remnants of hurricane patricia. so this afternoon showers will begin later on and then they will intensify tonight. >> jadiann: that's right. the brunt of the storm expected overnight. i see a lot of green on the radar. >> jeremy: we are attracting england. southern maine. it is not reaching the ground. this is, though, down through long island, metro new york city, new jersey. york. and down the eastern seaboard. an expansive storm. the center of the storm way over here near chicago. once the rain gets into town, we are going to own it for about 12 hours. i do think the brunt of the storm is tonight through very early tomorrow morning. shuts down. but when that happens, by then, most towns close to an inch of rain. there may be some towns near, too, especially with some downpours and isolated

thunderstorm possible early tomorrow morning. the leaves down. the storm drains will be clogged in some communities. that might lead to localized street flooding. take the rain. increasing wind through the afternoon and this evening. wind advisory in effect tonight through early tomorrow morning. the areas shaded intan. hour. with leaves still on a lot of the trees, especially southeast massachusetts and the oak trees, that might lead to minor power disruption. storm time line, again, 4:00, not much in the way of rain. we will have rain developing during the evening commute. shouldn't be too bad of an evening commute. the event is just beginning. but tomorrow morning, because it's raining all night and it is windy all night, that will make some streets and roads messy and it will still be raining tomorrow morning. early. but then it does quickly shut down midmorning. we get sun in here tomorrow afternoon. still a windy day, though. we will talk about that ahead. >> christa: don't forget, track the rain using interactive radar.

to do that, go to whdh.com. use the 7 news mobile app. >> jadiann: we follow breaking news out of south carolina. fast deputy there doing this. violently throwing a student from her desk. well, he has been official little relieved of his duty. as of moments ago. ben fields, a school resource officer has been fired. now, this does come as the f.b.i. and the justice department get involved in this investigation. it was the cell phone video that shows fields dragging a student from her desk and flipping her on to the floor that started all of. this he says she was being disruptive. officers are also facing a lawsuit for an accident with a student that claims he unfairly and recklessly targeted african-american students suspected of being in gangs. now, in this latest incident, the sheriff overseeing fields says video shows the student punched the officer first. in that press conference, we heard from him a moment ago,

that deputy's actions. >> christa: a witch and warlock squaring off in a salem courtroom. the witch said the warlock harassed her. lori bruno, a self-proclaimed high priestess and owner of a craft shop says he harassed her. he says he is the victim. >> all of this is baseless. all of this comes from business competition. all of this comes from, you know, when you are the best at what you do, you are going to have people that want you to fail. >> after many months and years of disrespect, i decided to go this way. by law of the land, and may the gods bless us and take us hand in hand. >> christa: the judge in the case approved a one-year harassment order against the

released today on the death of bella bond, the little girl who came to be known as baby doe after her body was found only deer island. well, we are expected to learn what role, if any, the department of children and families played in her death. dan hausle live for us right now at the statehouse with more on. this dan? >> reporter: well, governor baker asked for this independent agency to take a look at the bella bond baby doe case and he said he will give us his reaction when that report is released. belly bond, of course, is the little girl we came to know as baby doe after her body was found on a beach in winthrop. we later learned who she was and that her mother did have some involvement with the state department of children and families. this report will look at whether dcf or any other public agency might have missed any red flags in the baby's case. bella's mother rachelle bond and her boyfriend are both locked u facing charges in bella's death. mccarthy charged with murder. rachelle bond as an accessory after the fact.

independent agency has to say about how dcf handled this case. additional information about dealing with intake which i side the many people many times, we had a ten-year-old, 12-year-old intake process. we will certainly incorporate that into our reform efforts and our reform initiatives here. i mean, obviously, we asked we are anxious to see what it says. and we will do everything we can to incorporate the findings into our reform plans going forward. >> reporter: there are some indications that this report could come out within the next hour or so. we will get the governor's reaction. dan hausle, 7 news. >> christa: a lynn apartment destroyed by flames. firefighters working quickly to get everybody out. some reaching safety by klining down fire ladders. a lot of people lost

everything that they had. here is nick emmons with more. >> reporter: fierce flames. a mad dash to get out alive. >> i looked downstairs. i saw the back-door. it was just like lit up. >> reporter: dozens now left homeless. >> i didn't think i was going to lose all my stuff. >> reporter: the fire started tuesday night just before 11:00. when many residents were in bed. >> my mom was sleeping. she came in, like, in her nightgown and everything. everybody was in bed. >> reporter: bernadette guzman moved in three months ago. her parents and aunt also lived here. >> my mom has been here for 20 years. >> reporter: the flames so intense, firefighters were forced to battle the fire from the street. a trapped resident pulled from the building by a ladder crew. >> there were some guys that were actually going to come out the window. >> reporter: now bernadette who lost her home and belongings is just glad her

family is safe. >> we are going to take it one day at a time. >> reporter: 31 people have fire. the cause is under investigation. in lynn, nick emmons, 7 news. >> reporter: little boy is hit by a car. this happened in worcester yesterday. now people are asking why that the first place when there was no adult to pick him up. the boy ran out between two cars on a busy road when he was hit. >> the kid was unresponsive. he was in and out. he had a big egg on his head the size of a baseball. scuffed-up face. >> he got hit over there. he landed there. he got hit so hard, one of his shoes fell off. >> christa: a laser strike targeting an american airlines

flight, making for a scary moment for people onboard. the plane was flying from phoenix to san diego when it was hit by a green laser. now, the plane managed to land safely at its test in addition. the pilots declined medical treatment. they were not hospitalized. none of the 158 passengers was hurt. >> jadiann: the defense secretary saying the pentagon will step up attacks on isis in syria and iraq. that includes the possibility of u.s. ground troops taking action. last week american and kurdish troops stormed an isis prison fleeing hostages. the white house saying no regular troops will be in combat. only a small number of special ops forces. >> christa: tonight's republican debate expected to focus in on the economy. the candidates for president all set to face off at the boulder. in their third debate. one national poll indicates ben carson now the one taking the lead from donald trump. here is leanne gregg in would

>> trump, trump. >> reporter: donald trump enters tonight's debate with ben carson continuing to gain ground. a cbs-"new york times" national poll now showing trump. >> i mean, i am second. i don't like being second. second is terrible to me. >> reporter: trump's recent dip in iowa and the national poll may indicate a schiff, one that could impact the tone of the debate. >> this is only one national survey showing. this it does introduce an unpredictable dynamic to the stage. >> reporter: republicans remain deeply divided. only 48% say they would support carson enthusiastically if he is the nominee. just 29% for trump. in contrast, to the billionaire real estate mogul's bombastic style, carson staffers say the retired neurosurgeon will maintain his lee low-key style.

>> i don't think people think president. people really, really appreciate his temperament. >> reporter: the rest of the candidates lagging far behind the fruners, hope the debate will present opportunities for them to distinguish themselves among a crowded field. jeb bush hiking with veterans here in colorado before the debate. he hopes to kick-start his campaign after cutting staff and struggling to find footing in the race. a fight for the nomination that tonight's debate could help better define. nbc news, boulder. >> jadiann: well, it's beautiful day for a spacewalk. right? the two have 7 hours of work to do out there. tomorrow will be the 216th day of this mission. a new record for the single longest flight by a u.s. astronaut. >> christa: just aid he on 7:

one of the country's largest pharmacy chains changing hands. >> jeremy: rain and wind heading for new england late today and tonight.

>> jadiann: all right, everyone. don't feel guilty if you sneak candy. you know the one the boss has in the office.

well, it is national chocolate day. so experts say americans will actually eat nearly $18 billion of chocolate this year which is more than all of the asian-pacific region combined. >> christa: look at this. that is chocolate. >> jadiann: you know, if you like it, make your dress out of it. more than a dozen models, this is what happened. this is a catwalk in paris. one of the decadent designs in the annual chocolate fashion >> christa: yeah. i have to give props to jeremy reiner. he delivered a hershey's giant chocolate... >> jadiann: he didn't get any yet, though. >> jeremy: exactly. you are too kind with my caffeine crash that happens. i thought i would return the favor of national chocolate day. radar, rain north of town. this is rain up in the clouds. but not reaching the ground.

narragansett bay, buzzards bay, there are some sprinkles and isolated showers moving north. in termsle of outdoor plans and avoiding the rain-drops, metro-boston, you probably have another two, maybe three hours. i would say closer to two hours. then the showers and sprinkles will catch up with you. then eventually, some heavier rain and downpours will work across the northeast. yeah. at one time, some of this moisture in here was tied to hurricane patricia. it's long since been stretched apart. faded away. you know, it's been infused with some tropical moisture. here you go. 4:00 this afternoon. showers, more likely western new england than boston. i do think the showers will overspread the area during the evening commute. the brunt of the storm is overnight tonight. as well as early tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning's commute might be a little bit dicey. we still have some downpours occurring. it will rain most of the

wind occurring as well. mainly late tonight and early tomorrow morning. most towns close to an inch of rain. some of the heavier downpours, perhaps even some thunderstorms. we may pick upwards of an inch and a half of rain. winds right now, gusting anywhere between 15-25 miles per hour. these numbers will go up late this afternoon and more so tonight. gusting 25-45 miles per hour. that could lead to minor power disruption. this weather system delivering much warmer air. 50's late this afternoon. then tomorrow, a little bit of humidity around, low 70's.

most of tomorrow is rain-free. patriots forecast, tail-gate, windy conditions. possible. not guaranteed. otherwise, clear to partly cloudy skies throughout the game. as we squish the fish. saturday, halloween, can't skip over that. we have national chocolate day happening. >> christa: one of the country's largest pharmacy chains is changing hands. walgreen's purchased rite-aid for more than $17 billion. if approved, this would be the largest chain in the country. with nearly 13,000 stores. rite-aid stores would eventually take on the walgreen's name. >> jadiann: coming up, royalty in washington. we will have more on this visit.

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isight forour loveone. >> christa: people can't believe the timing of this. of course, halloween around the corner. brandon gunnoe has a look at what those workers found. >> deep below the 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. >> did they really find that?

>> reporter: the eerie discovery was made in a small hollow section of concrete poured more than 06 years ago. >> a historically... a perspective of boston. off don't know what you are going to find. >> that is really crazy. >> i love boston. it is so nice and playful. >> i don't know. whether it was intended to be left for someone to find or whether it was just... if it just happened. >> reporter: workers were repairing the blue line platform. they found the garments with the scary mask rolled in a ball. the timing is creepy. >> it fits, you know, right in with halloween. >> reporter: do you feel like government center is haunted? >> it could be. it could be. i never heard stories. who knows what is going on down there? >> christa: prince harry joining with the first lady today. he is in the u.s. to promote an event that he has championed for wounded service members. the prince packing a lot into

his visit here to the u.s. his first stop is a suburban town in virginia to promote the invictus games. also there, dr. jill biden. later on today, he will stop by the oval office to see president barack obama. >> christa: all right. busy day. up next on 7 news, looks like the third time was not the charm for halle berry. the actress announcing it is over after two years of marriage. >> jeremy: for the afternoon, rain developing as well as wind. one last look at the forecast

>> christa: khloe kardashian and lamar odom filing a court petition to put their divorce on hold. >> jadiann: the reality star said in an interview with people magazine that she is whatting the divorce so that she can make medical decisions on odom's behalf. the former n.b.a. player was found unconscious in a nevada brothel two weeks ago. >> christa: halle berry has filed for divorce from her husband olivier martinez. the hollywood couple splitting up after two years of marriage. barry and martinez have a two-year-old son together as well. i'm so glad we got an

engagement piece of news. derek jeter engaged. the latest celebrity to join instagram, penelope cruz. she posted a video and picture paying tribute to a young boy who beat leukemia. cruz is an ambassador for the charity that fights the disease. >> jeremy: it is national chocolate day. there is no shame in that game. if it national popcorn day or national apple day, i would be confused. you need comfort food with rain on the way for tonight. windy tomorrow. warm tomorrow. low 70's tomorrow. >> christa: hey, enjoy your chocolate today. i know you will. >> jadiann: 7 news continues at 4:00.