some of these protestors janed the northeaster protestors earlier today. that was the crowd that gathered on the t., on the e.line at huntington street to shut down for about 25 minutes or so. about 30, maybe 40 protestors there. they demonstrated and spoke for about 25 minutes. the police allowed them to stay as long as they wanted. bus service was increased in the area to help passengers who were disrupted by this and police said they would they wanted. the protestors left after about 25 minutes and the service resumed in the area. the proest iters down at group. they say they're going to march up to the statehouse any minute. they say likely it'll cause some traffic disruption but minimize that. while the earlier protest was designed to disrupt commuters, this protest is not designed to do it but there maybe some minor disruptions. if you can avoid this area,

between faneuil hall and the statehouse you will probably be bet are off but there -- better off but there is not an intent to shut is it down. dan hausle, 7 news. >> elizabeth: following breaking news about former president jimmy carter. carter was diagnosed with melanoma in august. he has undergone several forms of treatment. >> ryan: a salem, new hampshire, man is arrested on a long line of child pornography charges. he was in possession of and making child pornography. he is being held on bail. a man accused of robbing a manchester, new hampshire, bank is blind bars today. the teller says ronald cook came into the bank demanding crash. police stopped and arrested cook. the teller says cook didn't show a weapon during the robbery. >> elizabeth: new details about students at yale university responding to recent allegations about racism. racial tensions have been mounting, in the summer

the name of the cal hewn school. on halloween a student claims she was' turned away from a frat party because she wasn't white. protestors say they would changes. >> make the institutions for higher learning in this but inclusive. >> getting more support and color, getting people of color into the mental health and counselling system. >> reporter: yale's president plans to bring ideas to the yale community by thanksgiving. >> reporter: three alabama police officers oned a m leave after what some are calling excessive force. the officers arrested three students but the way they handled the arrest is under investigation. a police chief in alabama admits it's tough to watch this video that has been making the rounded on social media. it shows officers in alabama. the chief says what happened

is under investigation. but the video shows two students being pulled out of the apartment shoved on the ground, one of them tazed appear arrested. >> there was lot of video that came from the individuals inside the apartment and several of the officers have body cameras. so we're going over a lot of video. >> reporter: the chief says the officer who initially responded to the noise complaint is one of the officers on administrative leave. the officer seen using the taser as well as the officer with the baton are also on leave. three students were arrested. >> we've already start and conducted some interviews for some of the officers based on what we've been able dissect from the video. >> ryan: it's possible more officers could be placed on leave. >> elizabeth: video of a violent jay walking arrest in austin, texas. one of the man says she was arrested after crossing the street. they asked police if it was response. out of line.

>> i said something to him i thought they would be able to control their temper. i don't think they should act like a gang, there is something like a gang would do. >> elizabeth: police say the group was jay walking. the department is vetting this incident -- investigating this incident. >> ryan: firefighters in new jersey have been battling a huge fire since late last night. six schools are closed in the area. about 2 o 00 firefighters are on the scene. neighbors are told to stay away. the cause of the fire sunday investigation. >> elizabeth: a big rig slams into an apart. the truck was coming off the freeway before it wrecked the apartmented bying. the bottom level is almost completely wiped out. crews didn't say the extent of the injuries. >> ryan: school bus driver caught in a flood lead their passengers through a risky rescue. three texas bus drivers were

rescue waters. officials say communication needs to improve on closing down roads there. >> make sure they hopefully are activated earlier, and that we're on the same page in terms of when in fact that does happen. >> even when there is a rain situation i found a lot of times, they will be closed ahead of time. well they weren't. >> ryan: the district contacted city officials to improve the warning system there. >> elizabeth: a bill boy in california being hailed a hero, his grandmother was asleep when their home went up in flames. but the 5-year-old used skills he lefted at a fire safety common station to get himself and -- demonstration to get him and his grandfather out. he shows off what he has lest. >> my train set. >> reporter: most of what he collected in his five years destroyed in a fire that burned saturday morning through the house he shares with his mother. >> the whole house could have burned down. >> reporter: and

grandmother. >> i'm grateful, grateful to be here. grateful for math appearial. >> reporter: grandmother or nanny was sleeping when the fire started. likely from a space heater in the boy's room. >> there was a bon fire in my house. >> reporter: fire safety fresh on his mind. >> i want to my nannies. >> reporter: what he was she doing in there? >> sleeping. >> reporter: he sprang no action. what do do you? >> i woke her up. >> reporter: two days before the fire he and his class visited san bernandino fire station ten a few miles from his home. >> reporter: when did the firefighters tell you? >> when there is a fire drop down and crawl to a door. >> got on 911. he is trying to direct me to get on the floor. >> reporter: it was math allan who kept a level head. he said you can't be in the house.

>> insisting she not go back in to look for little tinker bell. >> reporter: the firefighters. >> reporter: thank you. >> reporter: the very firefighters awarded the boy with the plaque for his briefry. >> i think it's a learning lesson, teach your kids fire safety. >> reporter: hanging outs with his any friends what happened made him certain of one thing? what do you want to be when you grow up? a firefighter. >> elizabeth: he is smart. firefighters were able to put out the fire in about 15 minutes and no one was hurt. >> ryan: also on 7, sea world in san diego will be closing the curtains on its show. the show will be phased out but it plans to open a new exhibit in its place. despite the change some say it's not enough. >> it doesn't sound like they're actually phasing out their killer whale shows but

>> going to focus more on the natural setting and also the natural behaviors of the whale. >> reporter: the changes being made to the show will affect sea world, san diego, there are no plans to cancel shamu shows in orlando or san antonio. >> elizabeth: according to the "new york times" cam belles is cutting ingredients to make room for more dehydrated chicken broth and onions. thousands of tested of produce samples turned out coli. restaurants closed in oregon and washington could reopen as soon as tomorrow. several lawsuits were filed by people who said they got sick after eating at chip chipotle. >> ryan: why a packers fan is considering legal action against a pans they are play. >> elizabeth: the

guidelines expected to protect children's children. >> ryan: new at 5:00 dramatic body camera footage when the driver of a stolen s.u.v. smashes into an officer. >> elizabeth: two men who allegedly planned to attack people at the pokemon world championships in boston are you will -- called to court. been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier by accepting most major health and vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be

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>> elizabeth: some fan friction in north carolina after a packers fan had a bit of a run in with panthers quarterback newton. the man brought a banner to show his support for the packers at the game. >> ryan: he said newton tore it down. the fan says he is considering legal action. >> he ran up to us and ripped the banner out of her hands. >> reporter: he is talking about cam newton. mike dobbs and four family members tanned the game in north carolina. the family brought along

says they got prior approval you. >> can have the banner but you can only hold it. >> reporter: during the pre-game practice newton ran up and didn't say a word. he snatched the banner down. they learned it was destroyed. >> i feel it's my due diligence to protect this house and something that is a gesture of tearing down a sign, it wasn't necessarily about tearing down. it was respect. >> reporter: dobs a retired army command sargent served for 27 years, his green bay banner normally changes in his man cave. >> this is a stupid act. you know, we're veterans. this is my veteran day event. with my family. >> reporter: following the incident dobbs filed a police report but soon after he received several threats on social media through e-mail and by phone. >> what kind of an idiot do you think you are going to your home team's stadium

with the [bleep] banner that is like that. >> reporter: dobbs calls threats immature and says he and his family did nothing wrong. a panthers manager says they're working to replace the banner. >> reporter: coming up the federal government making a big announcement keeping your kids safe on the school bus. >> pete: forecast is wet and windy. going to be a pretty nasty ride tomorrow. >> ryan: norton man called to court to answer to charges. >> elizabeth: a collision course in oklahoma when the driver after stolen s.u.v. smashes into an officer. >> reporter: president obama asking the supreme court to rule on his immigration order. >> elizabeth: if you have a story idea or see breaking news give us a call on the

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to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> ryan: taking a live look outside. beautiful shot of sky 7 h.d. we dealt with clouds. the vain slowly moving into the area. it's on south shore according to pete and the it'll overtake the area. >> elizabeth: such a beautiful shot of the city. i love it. as the rain moves in that could make for a messy commute tomorrow morning, you are going to want to prepare yourself for that and leave for work early. >> pete: splashing blue rain do, is that the way the rhyme goes? flashing red storm ahead -- i forget. [laughter] >> ryan: put you on the spot. >> pete: i got the first part right. in bedford 50. 47 in worcester. the temperatures sinking a little bit.

nantucket at 57 degrees. we got off pretty decent day. the rain is swallowing the island right now and also coming out of the cape. it's working against the dry air. you say what dry air? there is a little pocket that settled in last night with the most lir clear yesterday evening. and that is still there. that is chewing away at the line of rain. here it is. the big hole right here from worcester to attleboro and down through braintree as well. look how you advance the rain but it can't get up into the city just yet. out through the cape right now. but i expect a lot of this to break up. so it's not like a big wave of rain moving in tonight. thing is we'll have reenforcements that will move in to take place of the dry spots and fill in the began and give everybody a good dose of rain. by morning we might have moderate bouts running

through. not specifically at 6:00 running through boston, and revere and saugus, it's looking like it maybe just a chance at that time frame and it may pop up just about anywhere. late morning it waivers and collapses although this coastal storm system throws back a lot of wind our way and this will just go over a mist and drizzle for the rest of the afternoon making it very november-like, not necessarily heavy but sprinkley. low pressure goes away. again that wind as it intensifies will increase for tomorrow morning. and then it ramps down then we look aed head to the nix storm system but it's a front and brings us showers. when we see a dose of rain we're saying close to an inch of rain which is a good thing. it has been very dry. we'll take it, coddle and and love it because it has been so dry. we need the rain. we need it before winter time before we seal it off

and freeze the ground then most of it goes to run off. some spots may come in higher beginning on whether you get wrapped up in downpours. windy wednesday forecast. wind advisory goes into effect tonight around 1:00 and lasts through tomorrow. some gusts could be up to 50 miles an hour, clearly a coastaltype event where you have the wind coming off of frequent shunless water hitting the land. wind in the all that storm, as we have coastal storms to the west of the city. this creates a pawl over the parades tomorrow for veterans day. war memorial building is where it starts and it's 46 in the morning and raw and windy and full of rain. by 1:00 we might taper it off to a couple of showers. the steadiest rain should have ended for our about the veterans day which starts at boylston, tremont and end at city hall plaza, 43-47 tonight. values.

rain tapering to drizzle by afternoon. on 7 forecast, brighter days ahead going into the weekend and warmer days next week. 60s aren't done. see you at 5:00. >> ryan: get a check of the ride home, here is joe stapleton. >> reporter: southbound on the expressway down to morrissey boulevard heading down to the braintree split. picked up a crash on the expressway northbound by east milton square and northbound is backed up into braintree and southbound dealing with a curiosity clay so averaging about a 45 minute ride from boston to the braintree end. westbound plenty of those delays as well out by exit 17 and newton area, looking at about an hour. heading for down tow boston route 93, northbound and southbound headlights coming toward us as the southbound ride, that stays heavy on to the x.way.

tough ride up to medford. not as bad as it usually it. joe stapleton, 7 news. >> ryan: drug awaits f.d.a.approval is called ground breaking. >> elizabeth: it's meant to stop or slow the vision loss of patients with m.s. doctors say the results for some but in the all have been impressive. that bad side effects are minimal. >> reduction of attack wait was 46%, reduction of new enhancing or new acute legions was 94% on m.r.i. >> it's not perfect but it's better than it was. i can drive again. >> elizabeth: the drug face as couple of hurdles but it on track. >> ryan: big changes coming to youth soccer restricting headers. it prohibit its players age 10-and younger from playing

the move resolves a class action lawsuits from parent and players for charging them with negligence -- >> elizabeth: this movement will be voluntary but could be volumed by law. most school buss in america don't even have passenger seat belts installed. officials are leaving the door open for regulation changes if school districts don't install seat belts. >> ryan: protests at faneuil hall. fast food workers demanding more money. >> elizabeth: check utous on facebook.

lynchets topping the buzz amy schumer is saying i'm sorry. >> elizabeth: she offers an apology after fans in maine say they were' short changed. schumer did a 47 minute set rushed on saturday. fans say they wouldn't have paid $80 for a ticket if they knew the show would be so short. she is going to perform the next time she is going to perform two hours. >> elizabeth: kate hudson

is the latest actress with at vice on health. she will offer motivation nutrition. it's due out in february. >> elizabeth: fans get their first look at "finding dory." they got a sneak peek of the "finding nemo" sequel. the movie is expected to flood theaters in june. there is much more to come. i'm elizabeth noeka. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> pete: rain moves in overnight. some of it might be heavy as the brunt of the storm hits. we'll look for dryer times ahead. >> adam: there is breaking news. protestors taking a fast-food fight to the streets of the city. workers demanding fair wages but college students protested on behalf of their professors. >> kim: a northon man

heads to court charged in a deadly rollover that claimed the life of a local father. >> anchor: republican presidential candidates set to take the stage tonight in milwaukee. the party and participants promising more substance. the theories could dominate tonight's debate. >> kim: the public voiced its choice for the design of m.b.t.a. trains. >> adam: gisele bundchen talking about her marriage to tom brady. winds of change are in the air. we're tracking a november nor'easter. we're talking quite a bit of rain and wind heading this way. >> kim: big change from the mild temperature, who is is tracking it all? that would be pete. >> pete: watching the storm as it comes up in new england. gusty coastal winds that will be ramping up through the course of the night tonight. and maybe peaking at 40, 45 miles an hour tomorrow early on. tricky morning commute in the sense with wind and rain

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