the protest started at fawn euell hall and just reached the statehouse. >> elizabeth: dan hausle joins us live on the phone with what is going on. >> reporter: after speaking for about 15 minutes, it appears protestors have mostly moved on. a small number of them outside the statehouse but you will a the roads in the area have reopened after they were' shut down for maybe a half hour or 45 minutes as protestors moved up to the statehouse. this is a group that had helped out a smaller group of protestors at n.u.earlier in the day for a protest for wages for part-time professors that should down the green line e.line for about 20 minutes. protestors up here at the statehouse got good news for their cause, a $15 minimum wage from dan walsh who reported a labor committee favorfully reported out a $15 minimum mange, still it would call that minimum wage

for retail and fast-food workers in businesses with more than 200 restaurants. so they got a good news for their cause and the they cheer and now they have moved on. traffic is resuming in the area. on beacon, park street. congress and tremont after some disruption by the protest. live outside the statehouse, dan hausle, 7 news. >> ryan: also here at 5:30 boston police on hunt for a wanted man who got away. officers swarmed this building last night. >> elizabeth: they say he managed to escape through an open window. steve cooper is live in roslindale with the latest. >> reporter: we're told the suspect that you are talking about jumped 30 feet to the ground below. took off from the area. been clearly a lot of tense moments for people who live here and tonight the suspect remains on the run. a parade of boston police swat team trucks roll into

complex on brookway terrace after this man wanted in connection with a recent stab something and robbery barricades l kids -- himself inside and apartment. >> secured the apartment and treated this as a code 99. barricaded subject and took the steps. tried to negotiate. negotiations didn't work. but the people didn't come out. >> reporter: residents were quickly evacuated from the area. s. police not about to take any chances. then hours later detectives were determined soto had away. >> the individual did enter the apartment. our officers, we had it secured but apparently jumped out a back window from the third floor and took off. we find this out offwards. >> reporter: with soto on concerned. here. don't like crowds.

may have slipped away police are thankful nobody got hurt hear. >> we'll find this veined right at this point we're happy not got hurt. >> reporter: another look at soto's mug shot from an earlier case that he was involved in. police say a little bit of a warning here, for anyone who may be involved in helping him hide tonight, anyone involved in that they could face criminal charges as well here. police say their investigation and their search for soto continues right now. s. live in roslindale, steve cooper, 7 news. >> ryan: a man accused phs robbing a manchester, new today. five minutes after the robbery, police stopped an arrested the man. the teller says cook didn't robbery. crews fighting a brushfire in peabody. the fire broke out in the wood near brooks bifarm. no one has been hurt. the fire started yesterday and sparked again this morning.

>> elizabeth: a woman from windham, new hampshire, who has accused bill cosby of raping her filed a suit against him. the woman i sass cost de falsely accused her of lying what she accused him of raping her in 1968. dozens of people have assault rain. new details about students at yale responding to allegations of racism. students say racial tensions have been mounting there. in the summer there was a name to push calhoun school. on halloween a student claimed she was' turned away from a frat party because she wasn't white. campuswide changes. >> make institutions for higher learning in this country not just -- great getting more support for ethnic studies and getting more people of color in the mental health and counselling system. >> reporter: yale's

concrete ideas on the issue to the yale community by thanksgiving. >> elizabeth: a teacher in trouble after he appears to yank a chair from under a student. that teacher was fired and now could face legal trouble the video is startling, a teacher pulls a chair out and the student goes flying. another student caught the whole incident on a cell phone camera. >> didn't expect to hear anything going on as crow the street from where i live. >> reporter: the teacher who taught science was just hired here this summer. witnesses say when the student wouldn't listen the teacher did this. because he was a probationary employee the district quickly fired him, and the police are now involved. >> escorted the teacher out off campus with the other supervisors of the board of education and a school s.r.o.escorted the teacher off campus and the police department has begun a

>> reporter: as for what charges he could face -- >> i don't think we're going to go into specific charges until we sit down with a prosecutor and see if it warrants that, but we believe it does. >> it's one of those things you don't like to see. >> reporter: the fired teacher says the video didn't show what led up to the incident. he claims the history has a history of behavioral problems. >> ryan: new details about a judge shot in texas. officers say they've taken someone into custody. the person of interest is being questioned about this shooting. she is expected to be okay. >> elizabeth: firefighters in new jersey have been [laughter] night. six schools in the area are closed as crews work to put the fire out. the scene. neighbors are being told to stay away because of the heavy smoke. the cause of the fire is still under investigation.

caught in a flood leave their passengers through a risky rescue. three texas bus drivers were stuck on roads with rising floodwaters. videos show drivers trying to navigate through that rain. needs to improve. >> make sure they're activated earlier and that we're on the same page in terms of when that does happen. even when there is a rain situation, i found a lot of times they'll be closed ahead of times. they weren't. >> ryan: the school districts contacted city officials to improve the flood warning system launch skier. >> a skier survivors a drop down a mountain in alaska. he fell 1600 feet in about a minute. that skier had a mike phone on and you can hear him

struggling as he is rolling. when he finally stops you can hear him saying he is okay. >> ryan: the terminally ill star warrs fan who is last wish was to see the new film died. last week he got to see a special screening of the movie. old. >> elizabeth: after more than 80 years campbell classic chicken noodle is changing. the company unveiling its new recipe with ten fewer ingredients opinion the company is making room for onions. health officials say thousands of tests of produce samples from chipotle have turned out negative. restaurants closed in oregon and washington could reopen as soon as tomorrow. several lawsuits were filed against people who say they got sick after eating there. >> ryan: a new york

painting for more than $170 million. that is the most money the house has ever made on a single painting and the second highest bid a painting received. >> police are being accused of crossing the line. >> ryan: a man changes himself to a water slide in new hampshire, he is making some demands. >> elizabeth: breaking news in boston. hundreds of protestors take to the streets for a

>> elizabeth: officers accused of crossing the line during a violent arrest all caught on camera. one of the men arrested says they were across the street. >> ryan: police say the group was climbing over a barricade and jay walking. one of the people in this video explains what he says happened when his group of friends walked across the street in austin, texas. >> crosswalk, and there is a group of officers there. they see us approaching. ott the light. we saw that it was about time to go. the light was changing. so one of my friends asked are we got to go?

can we walk? we saw the officers looking at us and they didn't answer so we proceeded to walk. >> reporter: jeremy king said he made a comment that he thinks the officer thought was directed at him. >> they didn't use many words. they said what did you say, man? >> stop." you hear a young woman yelling. >> take him to jail. >> walked against the light rain. it's making his rounds on social media. king's mother saw it, too. >> i answered my phone he said, mom and i said, yes, son. he said i didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: the police chief told a local news station filming police is not the problem. >> i certainly stand with people that capture an appropriate police conduct. i stand with holding them accountable. the problem is we've lost the balance. we lost the balance. we lost the art of bringing context and balance to the story. >> reporter: king and his friends insist they did the nothing wrong. >> if i said something to

them they should be able to control their temper. they're grown men. i'm a grown men they shouldn't act like a gang. >> ryan: we understand the department there is investigating the video. >> elizabeth: coming up u.s. soccer officials are putting their best foot forward to bring down the number of concussions for young athletes. >> president >> pete: our forecast is a wet weather. steady rain. >> ryan: the man police say was drunk behind the wheel causing a deadly crash in mansfield heads to mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings]

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>> ryan: check out these unusual clouds in south africa many were comparing them to u.f.o.'s but these clouds form when air flows along the surface of the earth then reaches an obstruction like a mountain or vale. we're going over this with pete.

he was trying to get it say it right. take this away. tell us what it is. lenticularis. i did do weather for a brief stint but i didn't know that word. >> pete: fancy clouds. you think. if you go up to mountain washington you can see them on a nice day. it's when you force stable mountain. so the it has to be stable. it has to be not wanting to go up the mountain and you force it and it creates the lens type clouds. they look like contact lenses stacked up on each other. gusts will be strong. this is borne over the ocean and the storm is going to whack you hard but west of the city, out through metro west, breezy day tomorrow. raw, tricky morning commute in the sense we'll have wind and rain. the combo is never good when you are driving to work or

49 melrose and 50 waltham. same in boston, 48 in randolph. 51 in hull. didn't get very far up through greenland, new hampshire. boxford in the 40 ace. it was only in the low 50s today. we did have a little bit of sunshine. and that lasted for a up couldle of hours but it didn't seem to warm us up and the dry air over us now is keeping the rain at bay. temperatures in the 50s through cape cod. but we'll all sink back to the 40s and hold there through tomorrow. when we say raw it's the combination of the wind, rain and chilly temperatures. tale feel like november. axle rose would be proud. november rain. this is the rain and the the shield as it moves up. you can see how it moved into the dry air, and it hasn't established in boston. maybe a couple of sprinkles coming to us in the next 20 minutes. we could get these through stoneham, too. worcester now in lighter showers. stead yet rain with up to a .1 of inch of rain has been

up to cape cod. typically with the coastal storms it breaks and the rain reaches up to southern new hampshire as you saturate the atmosphere. that is what will happen over the next few hours. our best chance for moderate rain will be first thing in the morning between 4:00 and 8:00. then after that, a lot of the steady stuff pulls away. we're dealt, dealing with lighter showers and spritz itself and also springles to the end of the day. forecast. but we'll make do. winds coastline will be up to 40 miles an hour, we'll watch our next weather thursday. with some showers, in the afternoon. so we don't get much of a break between two weather systems, newest information keeps hammering the rain up to 2 inches, i think this is overdown. i'm thinking between 1 and one and a half because the fact the storm is not going to stick around very long. wind advisory from cape yap

parade in the morning, 46 degrees, boston is not much better at 1:00, about 48. i'm hoping at that time the steady rain will be gone and we'll deal with sprinkles and maybe an occasional shower. 58 on friday. that is the goal. this is not a pattern change we're going through right now. next week we'll bounce back to the 60s with sunshine. see you at 6:00. >> ryan: soccer officials are -- >> elizabeth: they are adopting new roles to help players deal with injuries. the u.s. soccer federation is eliminating heading from youth soccer in an effort to reduce the number of concussions. under the rules children 10 and younger will be prohibited from heading the ball during practice and game. childrens 11-13 will be allowed to head the ball during game only in an effort to reduce repeated contact.

heading the ball is not the source of concussions. >> concussions are caused most commonly by player to player collisions, player hitting the ground hard, or a player actually being elbowed, kneed by another player. >> elizabeth: breanna scurry suffered a career-ending concussion. she said the new rules are a good step but more needs to be done. >> one of the things missing in this initiative is the idea of protection. i think protection is something that helps and so by that i mean head gear. >> reporter: the announcement comes in the wake of a 2014 class action lawsuit by parents and players against u.s. soccer and others for negligence in treating and monitoring head injuries. the specifics of the new policy as well as other safety changes are expected 30 days. >> ryan: black friday coming early for target.

target will open its doors on 6:00 on thanksgiving night. black friday deals will be available and madeys said it will open at 6:00 o thanksgiving. next on 7 ben affleck's new movie is setting up shop in lawence. we'll take you there for a sneak peek. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. >> adam: i'm adam williams, protestors marching through the streets of boston asking for higher wages. the message they want to send to lawmakers. >> kim: then a local man has chained himself to a slide. claiming he is facing foreclosure at his local water park and why he is asking for more time. >> adam: new video game released with big ties to boston. we're live with the excitement and what the lied developer included from our area. those stories and much more on 7 news at 6:00.

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>> ryan: big changes in lawrence, crews will soon be making a movie there featuring ben affleck, filming begins there later this week. >> elizabeth: john cuoco shows you the first shot of the flick. >> reporter: the transformation is under way. turning back the clocks on appleton way in lawrence to the prohibition era 1920. >> it's a great opportunity to show case lawrence.

>> reporter: 7 news learned this area of the city will be the site of an action-packed car chase scene for the ben affleck movie "live by night" based on the book by the same name. he tweeted out this picture. the first shot of the movie filming beginnings in lawrence on thursday. >> it's a cool thing. we never had this. so big. >> reporter: anything and every modern has gone has been -- has been removed from the streets. period pieces are being added in and fixed up. even those city benches have been refurbished. >> in new england you've they not tick skinry that you can't build a sound stage in las vegas. >> reporter: lawrence will be compensated for hosting the film more than $100,000. which will be used for a number of services in the city. local business owners will be paid for any inconvenience but this maybe much bigger than just money. >> if batman with make a movie about the 1920s era

bank robbery anybody can think there are other opportunities in lawrence. >> reporter: the city is asking that people avoid the area and not try to come down here until shooting is finished. in lawrence, john cuoco 7 news. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth norieka,. news news at 6:00 starts now people. tough ride tomorrow morning. >> announcer: breaking news, protestors out in full force in boston. some gathering at faneuil hall. others stopping a green line train in its tracks. then, a man chains himself to a slide at a local water park. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> announcer: he says he doesn't want to lose his business. also, republicans in the race for the white house, ready for their fourth face-off. >> this is a strengths election. >> announcer: andy hiller weighs in on why this debate will be different inent to's hiller instinct and new

video game released showing a dark city of boston. the personal touch from the lead developer. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> adam: start at 6:00 talking about the weather. we're in for a soggy night ahead. it will be wit, windy thanks to a november nor'easter. >> kim: some places are seeing the start of it. how long about it last? here is chief meteorologist pete bouchard. >> pete: the morning commute looks a little tricky because of the fact we'll have wind and rain but this rain will hit through the course of the night and into a good part of tomorrow. gusty coastal winds, too, some getting up to 40, 45 miles an hour, neat storm. little potent storm but one quickly. so it's not stalling on top of us, dry air in place and that stalled the rain's advance through much of the afternoon but it's starting to trickle in and i do mean trickle because it's not all that heavy. we have to wait for reenforcements in the second wave late tonight and

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