himself in his home steps department. >> when we responded, we found one male with a puncture wound in his chest from a knife. the injuries right now are life-threatening. >> reporter: police say the man initially made threats against officers and refused to come out of the house. that is when canton p.d.you will dad for help from state -- called for help from state police and swat. >> i said what is going on with the commotion? is there a hostage station? when i saw the swat guy come out. he is like don't go to that side of the house -- >> reporter: officers shut down a stretch of washington street detouring traffic. finally around 6:00 am police managed to get in the home. >> we're able to take one party into custody who was also injured and being transported to the hospital. >> reporter: detectives spend the morning collecting evidence and photographing a broken front window and busted door as police

continue to investigate this stabbing between brothers. >> there was some kind of dispute and tended in a physical amount indication. >> i was -- altercation. >> i was hoping it would many be okay. >> reporter: it's believed suspect's injuries were self-inflected. police managed to get in because he needed medical attention. once he is out of the hospital he will be facing charges that could include attempted murder. in canton, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> a 21-year-old is shot and killed in dorchester. police say they don't have suspects. >> police have arrested a man accused of trying to rob a restaurant in webster. according to police a man ran into a restaurant wearing a scream mask. the one from the movie. workers were able to bring him down before he could get away with any cash. he faces charges including armed and masked robbery. >> we're following more news

an ivy league fraternally is being acuesed of racism after students say they only let white women in. the frat said they only asked for a university i.d.but other students say there were only white girls. >> white girls own. those are the three words. the idea they're trying to claim that didn't happen, it's disgusting. >> it never has had anythhng to do with entry to any of our parties or entry into being a member of the frat. it's overcrowded. it's overcapacity. it's a safety hazard. >> reporter: i'll officials are investigating what happened here. the frat is currently banned from campus activity after inappropriate students made by a female student last year. >> a passenger caul caught on camera punching a california you beener -- uber. he was arrested after this disturbing video was shown to police. golden has been charged with public intoxication and assault.

>> a pittsburgh police officer is saved by his vest and planning to get back on the job as soon as he can. the officer has a bruised chest and rib after surviving a closeup gunshot. he approached a man he thought was breaking into cars and was shot through a passenger window. >> this is just a routine incident that went bad very quickly. can happen anywhere. some people it's like may bury out here. i give. i give the vest all the credit. for saving me, i'm shaken there is no doubt about it. >> suspect ran away and was arrested after a three-day manhunt. we know more about the protestors who wound up dangling from the upper deck of the stadium. they belonged to an anti-fracking group. they tried to rappel from one level to another. they tried to hang a banner

involvement in fracking. >> a famous singer's home up in flames. the home of johnny mathis is gutted after it caught fire last night. the 80-year-old star says he bought that home more than 50 years ago. he is not sure if he is going to rebuilt. >> a 5-year-old girl left alone with a loaded gun. now her grandfather is facing some printy serious charges after police say he deserted her while he went to get a drink at a bar. the arizona desert is an unforgiving landscape where the heat and wild animals often get the best of even the healthiest of hikers. >> just being missing in the desert is very serious. >> reporter: now imagine being stranded alone out heres a the sun goes down and you are only a 5-year-old girl. that is what one firefighter found crying for help after her parents reported her missing.

me were her expect words. >> remember poppa is paul raider. the sheriff says he took her for a ride then left her by a bush leaving her with one thing and it wasn't a bottle of water. >> a loaded .45 caliber pistol. so many things, this is a loaded weapon ready to go. >> reporter: when it was-- he had been working for hours making his way ten miles down the road to a bar. employees said he ordered several meeks, a meal and called his wife for a ride. a 5-year-old left to fend for herself, grandfather gets to spend time behind bars instead of sitting at one. her grandfather said he left her there because he she said she couldn't walk any further. >> he climbed all the way up to 936th floor of the parissian towers that you

this was his third time years. he is famous for his solo climbing technique which uses almost no equipment besides a small bag of check and climbing shoes. >> contestants were flying over china. the wings for love 25th world cup was the first of its kind. more than 30 contestants jumped off a mountain top. the contest was made to test individual flyers and the saturday. >> a taiwanese artist reveals his master piece after retreating a car out of cell phones. the project uses 25,000 mobile phones. he spent 4 years and 30,000 travelling the world and collecting the foal cense. he re-- cell phones. he has no intention ons selling his work of art. >> that is quite a picture to see all the phones together? >> you have to take a closer look to real identifies that it's made -- realize that it's made of cell phones. this is going to take a long

time. four years, i guess it did. >> one of the big block phones. >> 80s, flip phones on there. a star wars fan battling cancer has one wish before he dies. >> ben affleck is back. he is in boston giving fans a peek of his upcoming film. >> speeding through the speeds, a florida teenager stolen s.u.v.

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>> a wish about a galaxy far, far away hits a terminally ill cancer patient close to home. he has been a "star wars" fan ever since he was young. >> now his dying warren is to see the new "star wars" movie. jadiann thompson shares his story. >> we actually wrote some fan fiction novels. >> reporter: daniel fleetwood has been a star warrs fan from the time he was 8 or 9. 12 years ago he was the subject of an article in his hometown newspaper for camping out for tickets. his latest hope is to see the last announcement -- installment of the movie. >> judging but how progressive the disease has gotten in the past two months i really don't think that i will be able to make it. >> reporter: the force awakens is scheduled for

release on december 18. back in july his oncologist gave him only two months to live for a rare form of cancer. by that count danielle should have passed away but he believes he is hanging on to see the movie. >> i just love "star wars." and with everything i got i love "star wars." >> reporter: daniel is in hospice care at home now spending as much time as possible with his wife ashley, and hoping beyond all hope to see the "star wars" film before time runs out. >> he has the commit. and drive and life. even if it's just a movie, it's that magic for a lot of people. >> reporter: i -- >> i really don't think that i'm going to make it. please do what you can. help me. >> reporter: jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> sure hope he can make it. he is a fighter certainly. coming up here it was a

took her life. one teach ser talking about a choking scare at school. >> let's hope he does get to see it. that is for sure. hopefully an early screening? r forecast is looking good all the way through the week. a little cooler tomorrow. >> coming up all new at 5:00, a dramatic chase through the streets of florida when a teen tries to outrun police in a stolen s.u.v. >> unlikely visitor when a goat pops in to say hi. >> if you see breaking news or have a story idea we'd like to hear from you. give us a call. >> announcer: tomorrow, she decided to fight the fine. >> wasn't my plate number on these tickets. >> announcer: until frustration took its toll. >> i followed the directions on there and got no where. >> announcer: see how we solved mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story.

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>> scary moments on a snow-covered road in alaska. look at that. slippery conditions causing an s.u.v. to slide out of control. in oregon and california the first winter like storm this season also brought snow, brain and heavy winds -- rain and heavy winds. before too much longer -- i'm a horrible snow driver. >> ryan: i grew up in the mid west so you have to rely on everyone else knowing what to do. so far away. take a look at this beautiful sunset. look at this, beautiful sunset. >> sky 7 had this. >> beautiful sunset. a little earlier now. >> it loose like it's in a different country but it's hard to get used to it

setting so early, getting dark. >> is that -- i am amazed this is here? >> yes. >> this is awesome. >> believe it or not. >> is that a cloud in front of it? >> it appear it is would be, yeah. unless that is the horizon. i'm looking for the sunspots. can you see them? black spots that -- >> teach us more. >> anyway, a little as strong me lesson. tonight we might -- astronomy lesson. tonight we might have a little bit of aurora, a little bit of solar activity from the sunspots and anyway 71 in boston. our dew point reading about 42. we're going to watch the dew point over the next couple of days. i think it'll go up. i'm pretty certain it will by the time we roll into friday. we could be looking attitudes in the upper 50s to lower 60s what a beautiful evening. what a beautiful afternoon. we still have some foliage out there.

this is from new hampshire. foliage in full swing on some of the tree, oaks and beeches are putting on a good show as they do but we've tremendous leaf drop across northern and southern new england. tenacious. they get every where. they're in the vents in the car and anyway, 71 after high temperatures in the lower and mid 70's a georgous day that won't be equaled until friday. another day we'll surge to the low and mid 70 although winds will be a little brisker then and i do believe we'll see more clouds, too, on that particular day. so this might have been the prize winner of the entire week. clouds will pretty much stay out of the picture for tomorrow but we'll see the temperatures sink a little bit. our coolest readings will be from rockport to marblehead as temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60, salisbury about 61. we go to lowell and back into hudson, mass and hudson, new hampshire, about 65-66.

then from framingham to wellesley, 60s. along the coastline, duxbury, plymouth, plimpton down to sandwich and mashpee, temperatures in the lower 60s to around 60. what is happening? high pressure is slipping away eventually. it's a pleasant day tomorrow but a warm front is coming in as we go in thursday. it passes by and gets us back into the milder air. in a is not a bad day either but there might be some sprinkles that move up and get shaken up across new england. southern new england as that warm front passes. then on friday it's a much windier day. we'll wait for the front to cross, that does cool us off as we get into the weekend, too, our temperature trend is down by the weekend. but it's steady climb to friday as we hit the low 70s and go for a record. the record to beat is 73 on friday. we're going to snap it or tie it. 30% chance of a shower on thursday and friday. these are not washed out days. nor are they rainy days.

per se, mostly clear tonight, 34-49. last night i think we'll cool off quickly in the suburbs, not as cool as last night. lows we got was about 30 norwood. a bit cooler tomorrow. 59-65. there is your 7 on 7 forecast. noise weekend forecast. a little brisk though. 58 then 52 the coolest day on sunday of the next 7 then we warm it up again. this is something that will be repeating at least through the middle maybe even the latter half of november. yeah, stuck my neck out on that one. >> check of the drive home. >> here is first here, 128 northbound a three-car crash by walnut street in lynnfield. a big backup behind it, too. 128 northbound back through the wakefield area. 93 northbound heading out to route 128 seeing increasing traffic there as well. 93 is also on the brakes back in andover. route 3 not moving all that badly through the lowell connector. downtown boston, a lot of

headlights and brain lights unfortunately. northbound and southbound. on the zakim bridge there a is route 93 in each direction to the right hand side. storrow drive upramp not moving too badly and inbound on storrow drive bogging down, too, down by leverett circle. pass mike eastbound and westbound, a tough ride but good news thrown in here. earlier problems on the pike inbound back by the pru are out of the way. headlights a slow right out past 128. i'm joe stapleton, 7 news. >> in today's health cast medical scare in the classroom when a teacher almost chokes to death in front her students. >> a sip of water or a bite of food could cause her throat to close up. she put off getting it checked out until it was too late. the sweet sounds of these students playing muse sick a little sweeter for maryland. that is because last spring they saw her nearly choke to death. >> when it happens in the

school setting it was extremely traumatic because i thought i'm going to die in the school cafeteria in front of my 9 and 10-year-old students. >> reporter: she is episodes choking so severe that her throats closes have been happening for the last few years but she never saw a doctor. >> it's one of the things putting off. until it happened again. >> reporter: after that incident she was taken to the emergency room. problem. one of her arteries was pushing against her esophagus causing trouble swallowing. >> it's one of the common anomalies, it probably happens in 1-2% of all symptomatic. >> reporter: maryland was transferred for surgery. surgeons said they had neff seen a case like hers before. >> you don't see a lot of surgeons when you have a chance to do something new, exciting. >> reporter: after studying her scans they figured out a way to reroute the artery and take the

pressure off. it took two surgeries then three months of recovery but maryland came back to school this fall. >> can i hear everybody? >> reporter: as was joined by her doctors who today her students with her condition. >> it was nice to come back and reassure the kids her teacher is going to be fine. >> i would like to do anything i can to give back to all the people that helped me. i knew my students would love see the physicians. and bring some awareness to other people about choking issues. >> reporter: doctors say those two surgeries completely resolved the throat problem. >> ryan: in the buzz ben affleck ready to roll in boston. he gives fans a sneak peek

>> topping the buzz, the $6 million man is being remade and it's taking inflation into the count. >> the 6 million man will star mark wahlberg. production is expected to start late next year and viewers can expect to see $6 billion nan theaters -- 6 million dollar man. >> he is directing and starring in "live by night"

based on a novel written by dennis lehane. it's set in the era. >> a piece of music history going up for auction. a guitar used by lennon is going up for auction. somehow it ended up in a guitar shop and was purchased in 1969. >> what makes this guitar special is that it wrote, john wrote so many songs with this guitar. and the he played it on so many albums. and, you know, had it not been stolen or lost we would have seen john playing on many other performances probably the ed sullivan show. >> going to go for a lot. a percentage of the proceeds will go to john and yoko ohno's spirit foundation. >> maybe you and pete can purchase it. >> good stuff on social media. >> no pressure.

much more to come in the next 90 minutes, i'm elizabeth norieka. >> i'm ryan schulteis, 7 now. >> a lane chains leads to a bad crash in manchester. injured. >> kim: teenagers accused of gunning for trouble. eight tack that landed -- the attack that landed them in custody. >> gorgeous fall day. felt more like late september. sunshine in the forecast and maybe warm air. >> getting an upgrade. >> the race that could reshape boston city council. >> plus after major recall and air bag maker facing hefty fines. how much they could end up paying. >> we kid you not. with police? >> 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> we begin with breaking news, a pregnant woman seriously injured in a crash in manchester, new hampshire. so police say that a driver trying to change lanes hit

the car and which she was travelling.