kelly? >> repoer: that crash killing a 37-year-old driver on his way to work. police say the man responsible, they say he was driving drunk and road rage is to blame. the car flipped over on the truck. on route 140 or 145 . >> reporter: a 911 caller describing the scene of a deadly accident this morning. troopers say road rage is to blame. state police say a more ton man driving drunk hit a utility truck causing it to rollover. one man killed, another serious seriously hurt. investigators say the other driver took off and police arrested him a short while later later. there is one party still in the vehicle unconscious. they are both in the vehicle. is unconscious and the other responding. we can't see him. the other guy just talking but can't get out . for hours rescuers were on this off ramp trying to piece to the what happened. fire fighters tell 7 seeing an accident like this is never easy easy.

we're always mindful of what we're doing and how we do the job. our job is to treat the injured and care for everybody the best we can. that's what the members did today. >> reporter: that norton man is being hell rebind he here at the state police barracks on a $ $200,000 bond. he is going to be in court first thing tomorrow morning and he is being charged with homicide while under the influence along with a lot of other serious charges. reporting live in foxboro tonight, kelly o'hara, 7 news. >> anchor: more breaking news from the new england patriots. an mri conif ing deion lewis has a torn acl. the running back will miss the rest of the season because of this. lewis went down third quarter . >> anchor: i a big setback for the team. joe amorsino here with the adjust. the team will be making now . patriots absoaring one last blow after yesterday's win over washington. deion lewis the team's dynamic running back and pats catcher done for the year he is not irreplaceable but will surely be

missed. the early report, knee injury, will not return today they only hope for the patriots is they can get him back some time in the near future . wish him the best . we all hope for the best . >> reporter: unfortunately the patriots getting the worst possible news on deion lewis. the running back season is over after an mri revealed a torn acl in his left knee . to see him go down period is tough to see anybody go down especially somebody that's been in your room all year. it's tough. i mean, it was pretty much seeing like your big brother slam his hand in the door or something . a tough break for a guy who wept from a virtual unknown in new england to a key doing in the patriots offense thanks to his versatility . man, it's hard because when you think about what we been doing for these first 8 games deion has been the biggest part of that, you know? him catches ball, making guys missing space. he has been a big part of that . >> reporter: one the patriots replaced on the ground with le legarret blount and through the

27-10 win over washington. touchdown patriots! boulden you never know what will happen or when your name will be called but if you stay ready the . i love brandon and everything he brings to our team team. he has been here for a while. he has great leadership and great player and great friend and it's great to see him with the ball in his hands at the end of a play like that. >> reporter: the patriots could also turn to second year man james white to play a bigger role or resign another versatile running back into cadet who they cut back in late september. . >> anchor: now video you will see on just one station. surveillance cameras capturing the moment two boston police officers were dragged on duty. investigators say the driver hit the gas with when the officers leaned in to talk to him and the judge today. dan hausle with more of the here.. >> reporter: this incident started on blue hill avenue

where the officers were pick up by the driver who came around the corner like these cars here and as they came around the corner, their action was caught there. it may be hard to believe what you are seeing. boston police officer hanging out of the side of a vehicle he take a look again. you can't see the other side of the suv, but police say another officer was dragged away on that side. the driver, 45-year-old bryant gilbert, was arraigned today on charges of assaulting officers . >> reporter: police say they tried to take ryan's keys away during a traffic stop for speeding on blue hill avenue. but they say bryant took off, dragging both officers about 100 yards until he crashed into a parked car. a security camera at a nearby business caught a few terrifying seconds of the car speeding by with at least one officer hang hanging outside the car. prosecutors say the officer

the car just before it crashed. amazingly both officers suffered only minor injuries. police say they found lots of cash and bags of what they think is marijuana in bryant's car. so he is also charged with possession of drugs with intent to distribute. whatever the reason bryant allegedly took officers on that wild ride, it looks like they are lucky to walk away. coming up you will hear from the police mission commissioner about this tough, dangerous night for his officers officers. live in mattapan, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: 7 news now tracking tropical storm kate. we're keeping a close eye on this one as it moves up through the atlantic but first there is another weather system that's going to bring us some wet, raw weather. i understand, pete? can you tell us what you are >> reporter: there are two weather system. have you kate, separate entity, len a low pressure system up nearly raleigh that will move up the even sea boar. they will stay separate too. there is no worry they will into one gigantic nor'easter.

system along the coast. winds to 45 miles per hour for kate moving northwest now but turns northeast and heads out over the north atlantic as a tropical storm. she should hole her own of the water is warm enough certainly. there is plenty of high pressure to keep her alive and kicking. this is the thunderstorm cluster here. it's not intense, not a huge storm, very tightly wound and small. this is the rain we're tracking here as it moves up through washington, d.c. and comes to our neighborhoods by tomorrow late. so, yeah, it's going to get wet. any more. not for a long time actually. shower should arrive tomorrow afternoon, gusty coval winds we could see gusts near 40 or over 40 right at the water's edge. particularly on cape ann and cape cod and islands. wet, raw veteran's day. that seems to be the chilliest of the next 7. we'll take a look at that and how much rain we can expect for this weather system coming up. >> anchor: after weeks of protests, about the alleged mis mishandling of racist issues on campus the president of the

down today. over the weekend the situation came to a head when 30 members of the school's football team said they wouldn't play next weekend's game, a move that could have cost the school millions. . >> reporter: that football students. for weeks they have been stealinging sit ins demanding the president's resignation. celebration after weeks of confrontation on campus of the university of missouri as em embattled system president tim wolf steps down . i am resigning as president of the university of missouri system. news of the less a nation spread quickly across the campus . i think it was a long time overdue. i think there has been a lot of racial tensions and i am glad that something has finally been done. . continue students and family angry after they say he failed to react quickly or strongly enough to alleged acts of racism on campus. the school's football team threatened to boycott saturday's game.

a graduate student was on his eighth day of a hunger strike demanding wolf's resignation . this is a movement and not a moment . >> reporter: minority students say they have been metty petedly with racially charged messages on campus. last month a swastika smeared in human feces was left on a dorm room wall . a lot of people have been shocked and surprised, you know, that this is still going on. i don't think it is for us or anybody to question what these students say that they are going through . please, please use this resignation to heal. not to hate. let's move forward together for a brighter tomorrow. a divided campus now search searching for away to heal. wolf said there had been frustration on both sides but blamed himself for failing to communicate with protestors. they started shortly after the fall semester began. . >> anchor: heightened concern about security in jordan where two americans were shot and killed during an attack at a police training center. two other americans were hurt.

police say the gunman was a former member of jordan's police force who was recently fired. he was either killed by return fire or took his own life. the face thy where the attack happened is used to train iraqi police officers. in washington, president obama and israeli prime minister netanyahu met today. first time they sat down together since the iran nuclear deal. netanyahu was a critic of the deal calling it an historic mistake but the president says they have a common goal to make sure iran doesn't get nuclear weapons. what we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran does not get a nuclear weapon and we don't have a disagreement about the importance of us blunting de destabilizing activities that iran may be taking place so we'll be looking to make sure that we find common ground there. >> anchor: the two discussed the ongoing situation in syria and recent violence by palestinians against israeli citizens. president obama condemning those attacks. >> anchor: caught on camera a

driver taking this video of a car tailgating another car on a highway. you can see it off to the left there. after a few minutes you can see the green car cut in front of the other car then crash into the guardrail. there it is. no word yet on any charges. turning now to the race for the white house hilary clinton filing for primary paperwork up in new hampshire today. she signed a form declaring her candidacy. kicked off a two day campaign swing, byron barnett is up in nashua with more on her push for votes. byron? >> anchor: hillary clinton just finishing up a rally here in nashua, new hampshire right now as you said earlier today she filed those papers for the new hampshire primary. now this is very familiar territory for her. she hopes this time however it will lead to her making history by becoming the first female president. hillary clinton filing papers for the new hampshire primary. her fourth time going through the process. twice for her husband and now twice for herself . i will run as hard as i can can.

i will headache the case for what i think the country needs. >> reporter: the former secretary of state held a rally on the steps of the new hampshire state has. she promised to build on programs started in the obama administration . they say this recovery is so slow. really? why did we need a recovery? what was the original sin here? it was bad republican policies . >> reporter: in nashua secretary clinton got the endorse the of environmental activists in the league of conservation voters. clinton is also focused on her democratic challenger bernie sanders and martin o'malley. i asked clinton what she thought about positions they took in last week's south carolina forum. bernie sanders side he supports leing all 18-year-olds vote as soon as they turn 18 . i am 100% for it. iowan to make sure it happens. i think every 18-year-old should be registered to vote when that young man or woman turns 18

hope that very few of them would >> anchor: did you watch weekend? well, i got a chance to ask secretary clinton what she thought about donald trump's saturday night live performance performance. hear what she has to say coming up at 6:00. that's the story live in nashua, new hampshire. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: republican candidates are gearing up for tomorrow night's debate. they are expected to face a number of questions about the economy and keystone pipeline. retired neurosurgeon ben carson surging in the polls. a new one out of south carolina has him tied for first place with donald trump . >> anchor: still to come this evening, sinking in . >> anchor: more then a dozen cars underground when the earth eartheth opens in a parking lot. so what caused that major sinkhole . >> anchor: at 5:30 a man from lynn charged with murder. he is accused of killing a 55 55-year-old woman in her home where police arrested him . >> anchor: also ahead in our next half hour going to hear

upset about this case of vandalism . >> anchor: then in just one hour, this monday acid fumes at a business school sending student to the hospital. what caused this toxic situation situation. >> anchor: nightly news anchor lester holt in boston today spending some time with adam and me and the police commissioner there among others and what he is sharing with us about anchor anchoring on the nbc "nightly news" desk . >> anchor: plus, a little boy presenting tom brady with a special gift. why the qb refused it and how he likely made brady's day. >> reporter: tomorrow. cons. that's why some call football the most dangerous high school sport, but what if there were a way to detect head trauma moments after injury. the new test developed in massachusetts that may put

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. a massive sinkhole in mississippi swallows up 15 cars. it opened up in the parking love of an i hop rest ran of the hole is about 50 feet wide and 600 feet long . >> anchor: i don't think i have ever seen that many cars in one spot. this damage is still sinking in for the car owners and the question, what caused it to open open?

christa delcamp looks into that. >> reporter: little is known about what caused a parking lot at i hop to cave-in but it certainly is creating talk in the city . oh my god. i mean, this is, right here in our hometown i never saw this before and i just devastating to me . >> reporter: the mayor percey bland who received word about what many are calling a sinkhole says he isn't sure what's going on but the city is taking every measure possible to make sure investigate. what we're trying to do right now and what we did last night was try to provide public safety to our citizens. we called mdot. they had to come out to do a compaction test from frontage road back south. every was fine so we opened back up frontage street and we're still in the fact finding process right now . >> anchor: mayor bland said the area that caved in was at one point a large come vermont. the video even shows the extent

overturned in what officials are saying is a 30 foot dropoff. initial estimates have it extend extending nearly 400 feet but if i are correcting that and saying it's 36 feet by 370 feet long. which is still cause for concern. didn't say i wouldn't consider it to be a sinkhole. we've never experienced a sinkhole. i don't know what you call it. i don't know what the definition of a sinkhole is. it's a problem. it's a major problem. but i'm not going to call it a sinkhole. i wouldn't call it a cave-in. i will call it an accident . >> reporter: mayor blond said he is proud of the response time from emergency responders that worked to prevent any further damage. as for by standers it's become a sight for them remember . any time i ever seen this, this is just incredible. i just never seen this before. nobody was hurt, officials say they hope to start getting all those vehicles out in the next few days. in the newsroom, christa delcamp 7 news. >> anchor: coming up next,

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>> anchor: a man went cage gave with sharks and ended up getting the scare of his life. so he ended up face to face with a great white shark and escaped to tell the tale. the shark smashed right into the cage, crazy, isn't it? superspeed, raise or sharm teeth just missing his a. he got to the surface, clearly in shock as to what just happened. >> anchor: red sox like that shark could fit through that little open there. 55 in boston right now winthrop at 54. waltham at 55. we're already cooling off in way land into the 40's. it's a pleasant night but we'll have a rapid cool down. reading now 49. 48 hampstead, new hampshire and out through fitchburg, 45 to 48 auburn in the south shore we're going to see pockets of 40's show up. we already have them in foxboro and at el borough but west bridgewater to taunton and wareham and then we go out

through cape cod our temperature in the middle 50's. some stations not reporting that's why they are missing. anyway, high clouds, driving in here they come. i still think we'll be able to manage to get into the 30's in some of the suburbs tonight before we see those clouds kind of envelope the whole area then stop that cooling process. clouds act as a blanket. now tomorrow the clouds will be with us but we'll get some raise of sun in here early, get us up into the mid and upper 50's. i would say mid 60's is pushing it in my book. i think 57 or 58 would be the top little on our temperatures before the rain showers catch up with us. don't they? they are moving out here going through virginia and pushing into delmarva right now. have you kate sitting here off of the bahamas and it looks like kate will stay as a separate entity. keep them separated as they say. but the wind advise advisory along the coastline is significant in that we will see gusts between 40 and 45 miles per hour between this time frame frame.

wednesday at 1:00 a.m. to wednesday at 4:00 p.m. late tuesday night into wednesday morning. low pressure goes by to the south but it intensifies just a little bit. just enough to keep those winds going and it looks like it tries to pull out of here on wednesday wednesday. i'm not taking anything away from veteran's day. hey i wanted sunny and beautiful too but it looks like it will be windy and the rain will give up too drizzle in the afternoon of the kind of a raw day all day and a raw deal for our veteran obviously. you like the sunshine. hire is the wave of rain that moves up and then it moves out. now when we get embedded in some of those downpours brief but moderate at times and we might get up to a quarter inch to 3/4 of an inch, maybe even nearly an inch on cape cod or a little over that. vineyard and chatham too but generally speaking half inch, 3/4 of an inch to nearly an inch with this weather system. so our temperatures dive on wednesday, that should be and friday. i switched it around because we had sunday night football. we went on at 12:30 last night

this map. it does show a warmup as we go into the ladder half of the week by friday. to 46. calmer light southwest wind, few late showers tomorrow, 55 to 58 winds turning east. there is your 7 on 7 forecast. there it is, temperatures populate and you know what? this is not a pattern change. i went it stress that. this is one weather system cooling us down, briefly we will resume normal warm operations next week as we head for those 60's possibly once again. i will see you at 5:30. >> anchor: see you then. anger is brewing over starbucks annual holiday cups. cups are different from years past. starbucks says removed what it calls the symbols of the season like reindeer, snowflakes and christmas ornaments. people on social media are accus accusing starbucks of whalinging a war on christmas. some even urge a boycott with others on twitter and people calling names like merry christmas so it gets written on the cups.

starbucks says the blank canvas allows customers though to add their own designs. question all like to draw on our coffee cups i guess. >> anchor: oh yes, sir we do. >> anchor: ahead on 7, it looks more like god zipa than a gator. 8 pounds and it causes quite the commotion in texas parking lot . >> anchor: a major change at seaworld. eliminated. places. the changes aimed at keeping

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