tomorr morning to see this push all wait up to the merrimack valley. for now it's light showers and some sprinkles outside of the city. there is goes through 9:00, 10:00. up into manchester, new hampshire, portsmouth, too. we're all in it. now as the storm passes by off nantucketful' intensify so it has a little bit of a performing first thing in the morning in terms of wind, maybe even heavy rain between about 6:00 and 9:00 then it tapers off. we'll go to drizzle in the afternoon. it's still a raw day. there is nothing really special about it at all. other than the fact that it's veterans day. 50 degrees in boston, 48 bedford and 46 in worcester. these are pretty much the high temperatures for tomorrow as well. we'll look ahead to brighter days. stay tuned. >> adam: breaking news in boston. fast food workers fighting for what they consider fair wages demanding $15 an hour. they weren't the only ones protests today. let's get to dan hausle live at the statehouse with more on their message.

statehouse is empty again. sidewalk in front after a big protest from faneuil hall right up to the statehouse, in it the last hour or so let's show you pictures of the protestors who were marching through the streets from faneuil hall up to the statehouse. about 1,000 or so according to protest organizers that shut down traffic. boston police were helping them control the march. it was allowed as they walked up shouting for a there are dollar 15 minimum wage, some of the protestors joined demonstrator at northeastern university earlier this afternoon. about three dozen blocking a green line t. branch, the e.branch shutting it down for about 25 minutes this afternoon. boston police onhand for that one as well. they let protestors stay as long as they wanted. these protestors were looking for better wages for their adjunct part-time professors. they stayed about 25 minute and moved on giving the

the protestors here got good news earlier this evening. when a state senator reported that a minimum wage law, a $15 minimum wage law had just moved favorfully out of a senate committee. they hope to get it further. live outside of the statehouse, dan hausle, 7 news. >> adam: breaking news watching in it ohio where a plane crashed into an apartment building. there you are being looking at a few of the scene. everyone got out of the building ok but people on the plane died. there are conflicting reports of how many people were on board. police say at least two people have died. a plane crashed into an apartment complex. this is akron, ohio. we're working to get new information at this hour. >> kim: also on 7 a new hampshire man who is taking drastic measures as he tries to save his business. he is under the tent there. water slide. his park is facing foreclosure. kelli o'hara is there in

it's dark out but he is staying? >> reporter: oh, absolutely. he says it was cold last night. going to be cold tonight but he is staying no matter what. the only way he is going to come out is if they take him away in hand cuffs. the other chain attached to his water shrine kevin says his desperate times have called for desperate measures. >> i am not going anywhere. >> reporter: he says his water park is up for auction. the man says the seasonal business hit tough times and it seemed they could never hole. he went into foreclosure and himself out since. >> i chained myself in an effort to show how dedicated i am to saving the business. >> reporter: he has been up on the slide for the past 24 hours. no shower, no power and no bathroom just his tent,ed to an chain. he hopes his will power to

the right type of attention. the work won't be closed for good. >> i'm going to be here until i can find someone to help us get through it or it goes to the auction and they drag me away. >> reporter: well, he hopes obviously it doesn't get to the point. he is up there and last night he got to 30 degrees. he is committed to saving his water park. heusers the auction is scheduled for later on next month. reporting live in candia, new hampshire, kelli o'hara, 7 news. >> adam: also tonight a man accused in a deadly drive heading to court. police say he was drunk when he intentionally slammed into a truck. as you saw the truck flipped over and a man was killed. byron barnett is live in attleboro where the suspect faced a judge. >> reporter: that's right. the police say this was a case of road rage. they say the suspect even admitted he was drunk. michael hynes being hauled into court after police say

37-year-old jarrad arrone of foxboro in a drunken road rage crash in mansfield. >> made me laugh. i'm going to miss that. he was the wonderful father, husband, just -- just fantastic friend. >> reporter: police say the 67-year-old norton man intentionally rammed into flip. killing arrone and seriously injuring arrone's friend who hospital today. police say they later arrested hynes at his home after he failed several field sobrietiy tests. >> the defendant made a number of spontaneous statements including to the off. he is a [bleep] and i smashed into someone, anyone. >> there was a tragic yes. there has been, he has expressed contrition. >> it was my world. my soul mate. my best friend and we're just going to miss him terrible.

>> reporter: hynes was held on $75,000 cash bail but a his attorney says he does expect his client to make bail. if he does he has been ordered not to operate a car and not to drink alcohol. that is the story live from attleboro i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> kim: to the race for the white house. a new hampshire hillary clinton announced a plan to support veterans. clinton said she would have zero tolerance for veteran abuse and zero tolerance for the nation's war heroes being left on it with ing lifts for treatment. bernie sanders was at a federal minimum wage rally in washington. he supports an increase in the minimum wage. told workers to be proud of their efforts fighting for their family's security. >> adam: what can we expect to see tonight. andy hillers looks in tonight's hiller instinct. >> reporter: this is a strange election, isn't it. man.

and tonight could be a strange debate. don't worry. donald trump will be attacking. with doctor ben carson and florida senator marco rubio, his likely targets. >> these are people with no experience. these are people that never met a payroll. >> reporter: but trump is not carson's biggest problem. explaining his past is. it has been hammered by the media and carson is hammering back. >> this is stupid. it's the media it's no better at investigationing that that. >> reporter: marco rubio climbed to third in the national polls after embarrassing jeb bush in the last debate. >> someone is convinced you attacking me going to help you. >> reporter: anticipating more attacks from bush tonight, rubio put out a new ad today. showing how bush used to feel about him. >> i'm a huge marco fan. >> he is probably the most articulate conservative on

fortitude to be a good president. >> reporter: bush's campaign team is jeb can fix it and one of his biggest fixes is how he can debate. >> the three questions, they're better than the moderated debate questions [laughter] just saying. >> reporter: the biggest loser in the last debate may have been its sponsors, cnbc. tonight rival fox business news promises a different event. >> we have to do as moderators is make sure we're asking the adult questions without any agenda. but without doing so snidely. >> reporter: we'll see. i'm sure there will be plenty of questions about the economy and policy but given the stakes for some of the candidates, i'll be surprised if they don't ask a few gotcha questions of each other. i'm andy hiller and that is my instinct. >> adam:

much more coming up on 7 news at 6:00. >> kim: gamers having a great day thanks to a new video game shot in boston

>> kim: we're in west bridgewater with the story of an investigation. police looking into a

someone vandalized 9 grave stones of veterans,. >> adam: jonathan hall has reaction from a local family. >> reporter: outraged in west bridgewater as vandams knock over two veterans graves. police think is happened saturday night. >> chips on it. from throwing things to break urns and angels and anything they could find. they were throwing at the stones. >> reporter: nastiness. >> no reason for it. >> reporter: the investigation continues a day before veterans day. this stone marks the graves for jane borys grand parent. her is a picture of the stones sitting upright as it should. >> i was very close to them. i was about 13 when they passed away. even to this day, when i think of them, i get very teary eyed. >> reporter: police in west bridgewater are taking this crime seriously.

the detectives are doing interviews. >> they're following up on a few little whispers around town so hopefully we can get some information and put a close to it. >> reporter: police say neighbors heard commotion saturday night. we spoke to one neighbor who says he didn't hear a thing but hopes vandals are caught. >> i wish they were put up video cams are as at all cemeteries because it's either drug addicts or young kids doing it. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: jane says if they are grandfather were alive he would react forgesfully. >> he would be very upset. he would have found them himself. >> reporter: this cemetery has been vandalized several times in recent years. somebody spray painted headstones in 2013. jonathan hall,7 news. >> kim: ncnbc is reporting that the state attorney general's office determined that draft kings and fan duel are illegal gambling sites.

it has ordered both to stop operating in the state of new york. the daily fantasy football sites have come under fire. draft kings based in boston. again draft kings and fan duel has been ordered to new york. we'll bring you more throughout the evening. >> adam: a new video game showing the city of boston world. tim caputo live in boston now to give us a closer look. >> reporter: boston has been featured in countless tv shows and most, but this video game certainly giving boston a different look. a much darker view of the beautiful city. >> nuclear det onation. >> reporter: it's boston in a new light. the city is a post-apocalyptic waist -- wasteland. >> the idea for this one was to take advantage of an area that has got a deep, steeped

in feelings of american arc. >> reporter: you recognize some land marks including itself golden dome of the statehouse. they banked up bunkerhill monument and the uss constitution powered by jet engines. the lead designer grew up in southy. >> he went nuts because he knows boston about as well as anybody and added in lots of little you touches -- touches. >> he replicated his childhood bed room. thousands rushed to stores to get the game. the boston theme is an added perk but not the main draw. >> there are other games like that, assassin creed was from the revolutionary war in boston and new york. but, it's nottic look the mains reap why i got it but part of it i guess. >> reporter: a lot of people snagged the game today as the manager of the game stop said dozens of people lined up outside for last night's midnight release. live in boston, tim caputo, 7 news.

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>> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist pete bouchard. >> pete: low 50s degrees out there. it was decent at least part of the day. most of the commonwealth dry with the exception of buzzards bay and cape cod. the rain came to us early there. it's having a hard time making progress through the

commonwealth. although that seems to be changing now over the last 20-30 minutes let's zero in on the radar. steadiest rain through cape cod and back into middleboro. now it's closer to the radar site in taunton and curls up through worcester. it's set in for the night. although starting off as showers, this first wave is weak. as we go through the late night it gets a little stronger owing to fact that the storm system gets a little stronger. the storm goes off of nap tuck andles -- nantucket and rolls out to sea but it throws back rain all the time. that is nature of the coastal storm. along the owe shane we'll -- ashen we'll fund the brunt of it. then it fades out. it's typical of coastal storms. the wind they fade because of the friction with the land they slow down so our winds will be strongest at 9

water area's edge. the storm is not going to linger for the entire day. i see rain about 3:00, 4:00 but it's better than it raining into the night, right, i guess. on the other side of that we'd like to have water. reservoirs are low. we need rain. we'll get it. at least an inch of rain may fall with the weather system. here is how it comes together. some spots i know are showing two inches but this is a little bit heavy handed by this model. i think our limit may be an inch and a half. winds whipping out of the east-northeast then there might be minor splashover but our temperatures recover into the latter half of the week. bold sunday by friday, increasing wind tonight. alok the coastline our gusts may be 30s to 40, 45 miles an hour. a little tough for the morning ride with ponding and wheel spray.

a test of your metsle. the rain will taper to drizzle. raw, every bit of november then the weekend cools down. okay. that is seasonable actually then next week, back to the 60s. see you tonight. >> announcer: now time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> not too many teams can score with the patriots but they'll see one of them this sunday when they visit the giants. going toe to toe with eli manning depending on the day can be a tall order. it just got even taller for bill bill check without lewis. one of his favorite weapons on offense. >> tough break for dion. he worked hard and he has a productive spring camp and helped our team a lot. great attitude. great worker, great kid and he is hopefully have a good recovery and get him back. >> reporter: it helps beat

the broncos but a 4th quarter scramble will cost luck the last 2--- he suffered a last raitted kidney and abdominal tear on the play. hassleback takes over. east long meadow's franky vetrano living the dream. a massachusetts kid. any kid who ever strapped on a pair of skits hits the ice for the bruins. he is so excite and he is hoping to turn a cup of something big. >> i can't believe. it's such a surreal feeling and it's awesome. now i get an opportunity to play my first game with montreal, something that i dreamed about. >> reporter: last year he was starting for umass in hockey east. now he is two games into his n.h.l.career and is an immediate contributor for the -- >> the wrist shot scores! >> done a good job coming up.

he is a face passed player. he has a phenomenal shot. he hasn't missed a beat go he is very dangerous what he has the puck. i really line the way that he is skating as well. >> everything happens so much faster and for me it's get my shot off. that is how i'm going to -- >> pay attention to the extra details. >> reporter: he is impressive in adapting to live in the n.h.l.but the injury to poster knack creating holes elsewhere. >> a little bit of a change but two great players, hays has been playing well and the other too, so it's a great opportunity to try something new. >> reporter: march -- -- >> he wants to be a leader and when you put him with a guy like spooner, and hays who is in his first year it gives them opportunity. >> reporter: in wilmington with the bruins trey daerr,

7 sports. >> celtics in milwaukee tonight taking on the bucks before jetting right back home to take on the pacers tomorrow night. that is sports. 7 news continues after the

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