result of road rage. onman is dead, another in the hospital and a 67-year-old norton man now behind bars. one party still in the vehicle that was unconscious. one is unconscious, the other responding and we can't see him but the other guy is talking. he just can't get out . it all started on 495 in mansfield monday morning. have or say the driver of a pickup truck was drunk and re rebehind the wheel. police say he hit the utility truck with two men inside and took off. police later caught up with him. fire fighters say they see often . it's the unfortunate and sad reality for people in public safety this is a routine emergency. it's always difficult and we're always mindful of what we're doing and how we do the job. our job is to treat the injured and kay for everybody the best we can and that's exactly what the members did today. >> anchor: that driver will be in front of a judge first thing tomorrow morning among the charges he is facing, homicide while under the influence. in foxboro tonight, kelly o'hara

7 news. there is something abouting news now involving the patriots running back dei don't know lewis is out for the season with a torn acl. he went down during the game against washington. you might have seen right here. sports director joe amorsino here with the latest. the running back position under bill belichick has been interchangeable through the years. deion lewis though was bringing something special to the patriots offense as a dynamic pass catcher. he will surely be missed. r . >> reporter: that was the last snap for deion lewis this season season. the versatile running back done for the year with a torn acl . it's unfortunate situation for him. he is given our team a lot of great performances each and every week so we pray for him and we have to step up . >> anchor: filling his won't be easy since he was just as much a threat catching the ball as he was running with it . you just have to be yourself.

low what he was doing. i'm doing whatever i can. my role may be dip to what his role is. you never know what it is. whatever i have to do, i will do it . it's hard. you kind feel bad for him. you have to go in there and make something work. you know? can't drop the ball. you have to keep it going. along with bowl bowl end the patriots could turn a second year ran james white to play a larger role or resign another remembers tile running back who they caught back in late september. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news . >> anchor: now it a story reported first on 7. more than two does students rush to the hospital after a scare at school in boston. these kids were exposed to hydrochloric acid . >> anchor: investigators say something went wrong with the ventilation in the classroom. susan tran live in boston to brings us up to date right now. susan? these students were working a second floor classroom in some type of experiment that utilized hydrochloric acid but that vent venting; there was something wrong and it wasn't working

hospital. a frightening day at boston arts academy in fenway. more than two dozen students complained chemical fumes in a classroom made them sick. it was in some type of vending machine and uri they said it does all vent but for some reason when they opened it up, there was some residue still left and some of the kids felt that they were exposed to it . from sky 7 hd you can see the fire trucks, ambulancens and police cars all lined up to him help veriors say the fumes came from acid used in a class. something went wrong, exposing the hospital. we had 17 students that were complaining of some symptoms, yes, like headache, newsia . >> anchor: kids were left led off to the ambulance and taken to boston children's hospital to be checked out. they seem to be handling the scary situation quite well and one teach said it seemed everyone kept a level head . i was not evacuated. it loo like it was all under control. >> anchor: and once fire crew were able to get normal readings on the air culty inside the

able to go back in for the remaining days. live in the fenway park area, susan tran, 7 news. also first on 7, surveillance cameras capturing a suspect dragging police officers in mass pan. the patrol problem causing quite a scare. so we can tell you the officers are going to be just fine but this video was shocking. dan hausle live in mattapan with more. this wild right actually started around the coroner on blue hill avenue where officers pulled over that vehicle but they were hanging on when the guy took off, came down here, and some of that wild ride was captured on a surveillance camera right there. incredible video of a boston police officer hanging on for dear life. take a look again. that's the bottom half of the officer hanging out the side of a speeding vehicle. you can't see the other side of the suv but police say another officer was dragged away on that side too. police say 45-year-old bryant gilbert was behind the wheel of the speeding car. he is charged with assaulting

officers and resisting a rest. the officers were in the car . >> anchor: police say the officers tried to take his keys away during a traffic stop for speeding on blue hill avenue. but they say client took off, dragging both officers about 100 yards until he crashed into a parked car. a nearby security camera caught a few terrifying seconds of the car speeding by with at least one officer hanging on to the car. police commissioner william evans said both officers escaped serious injury. both were shook end up and but they were seen, they were evaluate and thank god they were okay. even more amazing when you hear that one of those officers while one of the officers did get himself free during the wild ride the other one said that's not going to work for me. he climbed into the vehicle and road inside until it's crashing end. live in mattapan, dan hausle, 7 news. in the race for the white house democrat hillary clinton making a official in new hampshire signing papers to be in the presidential primary officially. it was her first stop on another

at her comments about snl have a lot of people talking. byron barnett live in nashua now with more. byron? well, hilary clinton was clearly in an upbeat mood after filing her papers in new hampshire today. well, i asked her about donald trump in his performance on saturday night live. she had a couple of choice words words. isn't he the one that's like you are all losers? >> reporter: hilary clinton not the only presidential candidate to appear on saturday night live . enjoy my tweets . >> reporter: her republican rival, donald trump, has his turn this weekend and drew the program's biggest audience in years. i knew this was going to happen . >> reporter: but when i asked former secretary of state about trump's big numbers, she clearly wasn't bothered a bit . what does that say about your popularity that he gets better ratings on snl? compare the performance. >> reporter: clinton's brush brushoff came right after she officially filed papers for the new hampshire primary.

the former secretary of state then slammed her republican rivals in a rally on the statehouse steps. they say, well, you know, this recovery is so slow. really? why did we need a recovery? what was the original sin here? it was bad republican policies . and clinton said she won't back down from the speaking out on women's hell and equal pay . they say i'm plaings the gender card and do you know what i say? if being for that is playing the gender card deal me in. >> reporter: hillary clinton will continue her swing through the state tomorrow. she says her husband, president bill clinton will eventually be joining her here to campaign as well. that's the story live from nashua, new hampshire. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: republican candidates getting ready for the next g.o.p. debate tomorrow night. they are expected to face questions about the economy and keystone pipeline. anew pole from south carolina

has retired nurse neurosurgeon ben carson tied for first place with donald trump. >> anchor: 7 news now in boston and mayor marty walsh is reject rejecting replica handguns in public places. the mayor actually signed an ordinance today, a ban that allows police to take fake guns p they don't have a bright orange or read plastic tip. officers can't criminally charge anyone but they will call the parents of any child found playing with a toy handgun in public. if somebody has a replica that's black, even p it's plastic, the kids shouldn't have them on the tree. it's accepted a bad message. we're asking parents to take guns away before police have to. >> anchor: so the ban comes in reaction to what happened in cleveland last year. 12-year-old boy holing a toy gun they thought was real. >> anchor: coming up here at 6:00, you catch a him every night on 7 nbc. kill and i welcome "nightly news" anchor lester holt to boston and introduced him to some big names in the city.

wait until you see the lay up too in that basketball . i can't wait now. forget weather. let's go right to that. our forecast is say little wet couple of days. details on that ahead . we are following a breaking news this evening. investigators say road rage turned deadly in mansfield. a person was killed a second is in critical condition and police and slammed intentionally into a truck. we'll have more tonight and stay with us. tomorrow, concussions, they are why some call football the most dangerous high school sport but what if there were a way to deat the head trauma just moments after injury? the new test developed in massachusetts that may put parents at ease.

he is a familiar face to many of us. "nightly news" anchor lester holt join kim and me in around and boston today. cambridge too. can't leave out cape bridge of we showed him around, took him to spots that make our city so great . >> anchor: he told us he is honored to bring you the news each weeknight but he also says he loves to get out from behind that anchor desk. this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> anchor: every weeknight he delivers the top stories on nbc "nightly news" and today lester holt joined adam and me in

. this has been an amazing news town. we all certainly saw it during coverage of the bombing and the manhunt, the trial. i mean, just watching your coverage was incredible. we started the morning with boston police commissioner william evans . we literally were the first . >> anchor: and me with celtics president of basketball garden. holt took the opportunity to show off his basketball skills saying he suited up for game. he was named permanent anchor of "nightly news" in june. he says he takes pride in getting out to where the story is happening. it's prestigious to be sitting behind the big glass desk and i am proud of that role but i'm more proud when we're out there bringing everything we have to bear on a story and bringing it back to people that way they can understand and digest it . and no matter what story he is covering, national or inter international, for him, compassion and respect are key. i'm hoping that's the broadcast we're putting out.

that's what we're aiming to do. >> anchor: nice guy. somebody who i have watched for years and years when i got into the business and learned a lot from him so to meet him in person i think he is just as good if not better in person . >> anchor: he was a big hit. we were talking about his son is an anchor in chicago and i grew up making him feel old i grew up watching him in chicago so he has been around. he has done a lot of seesious reporting and brings it to the desk every night. pete is bringing us your forecast tonight . where is the layup? i was waiting for the layup . >> anchor: i forgot to show that to you. we got to shoot hoops. we were on the parquet, baby . >> reporter: our forecast is turning wet as we go into the middle part of week. we have a wind swept rain.

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54 degrees in boston right now. dew point about 32 a southwest breeze at 7 my nice day today. close to 60 degrees. now we go into the wet weather. a little november rain copping our way. showers arrive tomorrow afternoon. gusty coastal winds. a coastal storm system so we can crank some win at least to 40 miles per hour right along the water's edge. cape ann, kay cod and islands especially wet and raw on veteran's day unfortunately. currently our temperatures be falling now in the suburbs into the lower 40's.

30's not far off and we will cool it off before the clouds jump us completely spreading over the area and shutting off that cooling process. tomorrow. now our temperatures struggle to the 50's but you think many dry hours for the first part of the day will help us get to the mid 50's and then in the afternoon once that rain starts sweeping boom. they go back down to the low 50's, even up are 40's by evening as that rain sets in for the night. a good dose of water, yeah, this is tropical storm kate. new she will stay away from our weather system but they may interact with some moisture channels here. it's possible you can suck a little bit of moisture off kate although we're not seeing kate at all and that low and that center circulation far offshore for us. nonetheless, some moderate rain at times. we could be heavy for a few hours tomorrow night and then it pulls away seeingly early on wednesday. the only issue is, we'll be nagged by showers, tapering to drizzle and mist. how much water?

we need it badly. we'll take every little drop. some places close in on an inch. maybe a little bit more and the winds along the coastline again tomorrow. wednesday. clear start, clouds roll in, 34 to 46 before they get here and tomorrow 55 to 58. late showers. i peg them between 3 and five north of the pike. then the rest of the week, well, it's cool on thursday we have another weather system moving in with a few more showers. with' warm it up for friday but not by muff. weekend is chilly and then next week, oh okay, now we're become to what we know. the warmer weather returns perhaps so this is just a little blip here. this is not a pattern change that we're seeing. i will see you tonight. >> anchor: pete, see you then. young cancer survivors surprises tom brady with an unexpected gift . >> anchor: make a wish foundation granted gabriel his wish with the patriots qb. the six-year-old made a card for brady and gave him $10 asking

someone else with that cash. brady visibly moved by the gift asked for a hug, gabe yell said he was just paying it forward. someone gave it to me because gabe 's days of kindness was on tuesday and somebody gave me to do good things of i wanted to give it to him to do good things . the look on tom's face, mean, you have this football great to be moved by visibly moved by a six-year-old boy giving him $10. memorable moments. because it was all gabriel. all his idea to do that. >> anchor: so awesome. better this afternoon that, gabriel is in remission. he created gabriel's day of kindness that happened last week each asks people around the world to do something good every year on the anniversary of his leukemia diagnosis. in today's nfl running backs are hardly irreplaceable but very

few bring as much to an offense as deion lewis brought to the patriots offense and now that he is done for the season with a torn acl we'll see how valuable and versatile lewis really is. the pats had held out hope for the 25-year-old's knee injury. really that it would just be an mcl sprain, something he can come back from, now they can figure out a way to make up for lewis's production both on the ground where we ran it and through the air as they move on without their third leading receiver. 7's trey daerr has a look at the post lewis landscape from foxboro. crushing news coming to the patriots on monday. deion lewis lost for the year with an cl tear. it's been a huge addition to the team. one of the most die familiaric on the offense. now you have to look at the replacements and the number one guy in line to fill that void is james white whose only touched the ball 14 times this year. it's an unfortunate situation tore hill of he was given our team a lot of great performances each and every week

so praying for him and we have to step up. you just have to be yourself. it can't be superman and do what he was doing. like i said i'm doing whatever i can. my role may be different than what his role is. you never know what it is. whatever i have to do, i will do it . it would be just be white filling in in the back fee. brandon boulden and legarret blunt all of those guys going to be getting a lot more touches than had in recent weeks. recording inside gillette stadium, trey daerr, 7 sports. do you feel like you deserve more attention? i leave that to the critics honestly. i'm playing for my team. i'm playing for the patriots logo on my chest. my teammates, the coaches, and also i'm trying to get my madden ratings up. >> anchor: patriots defense not getting the national attention they might deserve. that happened when you are pray praying in shadows of tom brady and the offense. but if they reminute a top five d in points allowed, eventually people are going to take notice. the pats allowing under 18

points per game may have their hands full on sunday in the meadowlands faying off against ely manning and the giants currently fifth in the league and scoring themselves. another nice measuring stick for d, looking to improve every sunday. >> anchor: every week we're try trying to improve and get better and the communication gets better among is it everybody so it's not just one thing. so collective as a unit we want to continue to get better as weeks roll on . i won't use the word rhythm but i feel like guys are start starting to get comfortable with even other and we're starting to gel together and that brotherhood that we talk about is definitely being a factor at this point in the season. the broncos lost to the colts atalib, dwayne allen nearly lost an eye. the nfl suspending talib one game for poking the andy tight end in the eye late in sunday's loss the former patriot is appealing his punishment.

the rams signed wes welker to a one year deal after putting the former patriots receiver through a workout. that's sports.

>> anchor: as all, it's been a pleasure seeing you on this monday. that's our time for 7 news at 6:00. i am adam william . >>a kim khazei. we hope you have a great evening evening. come back and see us tonight for 7 news at 11:00.

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