>> christa: several people aim rested at a protest in west roxbury. good afternoon to you. thank you for joining us. >> jadiann: this isn't the first time protesters have tried to stop this project. we have more from west roxbury. >> reporter: you can see them doing the construction work behind me. what they are doing is putting in a high pressure gas line. there is a rock quarry nearby. a lot of people worried about

when a group tried to today, the police were called in. construction in west roxbury. a controversial gas pipeline is going in despite a determined group of protesters. >> i see death. that's all there is. that can blow any time. >> reporter: residents fear the project isn't safe. today a small group linked arms and crossed directly into the construction site in an effort to make a human barricade. >> they need to see that as a community, we are all together in it. we don't want something like this in our community because it's very dangerous. >> reporter: the police came in to arrest several protesters. the pipeline is part of an extension of a line that runs from new jersey to boston. the group tried to fight the project in court but lost. despite today's arrest, some people promised a fight isn't over yet. >> people are standing up for their lives. >> we are going to keep trying. we are going to try to shut them down. >> reporter: no one from the

company putting this gas pipeline in was available on scene to give comments. the protesters we spoke to say they plan to be back out here again tomorrow. live in west roxbury, victoria warren, 7 news. >> jadiann: now turning to the weather. and we are in for... well, a little bit of a wet day later on. here is a live look outside. you see the clouds out there, bri. what does that mean for us? >> reporter: not as wet as yesterday, jadiann. remember the storm system making headlines yesterday. thunder-snow, blizzard conditions. rolling through the rockies. severe weather through the plains. here is that storm now. and the front is lifting through our neck of the woods to bring us another round of showers for the afternoon. you see those showers already starting to creep in as we take a closer look through worcester county. up through athol and down through buzzards bay. it is lighter activity of showers than what we saw yesterday. we are not expecting inches. however, i do think everybody gets their fair share of this. the fair share being around a tenth of an inch to maybe a quarter of an inch.

looking ahead through the timeline here, it takes until 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon for those scattered showers to become more widespread. there could be some areas that see steady rainfall for some time. this storm system, it is really cruising through here. and it will make its way out by the time we hit midnight tonight. starting to see the cloud break apart. clearing skies means the return of sunshine for tomorrow. for today, the clouds stick around with us. the temperatures stay in the low 50's for highs. that is normal for this time of year. we will be back into the 60's next week. extended forecast in a few minutes. >> jadiann: the body of a missing lowell woman has been found. elga crespo was found in a thick wooded area on chelmsford on monday. she was reported missing on october 25. there were no obvious signs of foul play. her disappearance triggered a massive search by law enforcement agencies, including here in lowell where a team searched the area in and around her apartment complex. crespo's death remains under investigation by police and

the middlesex district attorney's office. also on 7: a bad crash on the cape sending a state trooper to the hospital. investigators say a driver going the wrong way slammed head-on into the police krutzer. nicole oliverio has the latest. >> reporter: state police trooper placed in an ambulance after his patrol car was hit head-on by a wrong-way driver. the injured trooper was one of two trying to slow and warn drivers that a pick-up truck was heading in the wrong direction along route six in barnstable. state police got the call around 11:30 last night. they say an 80-year-old man was heading east in the westbound lane. it is unclear how long he was driving in the wrong direction, but he eventually crashed into the state police cruiser near exit six. the barnstable fire department responded and say it took a trooper out of his damaged car. the trooper was taken to cape cod hospital where he has already been treated and released and is expected to be okay. investigators say the elderly driver suffered from a medical condition and should haven't

he was also taken to the hospital as a precaution. the elderly driver was cited and will be summoned to court. looking to have his license revoked immediately. in yarmouth, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> christa: two people recovering after a bad crash in lowell. two vehicles collided last night at an intersection. but didn't break through the wall. a teenager is behind bars after a shooting in hyde park last month. police arrested the 19-year-old at his apartment on wednesday. they recovered a handgun which they say may have been used to... in the shooting. the charlestown man accused of pointing a fake gun at driver appears before a judge. he pled not guilty in the road rage case. he was arrested tuesday after he allegedly pointed a fake gun at a woman during a traffic inincident in medford. his bail was readvocate due to

and battery case in may. police arrest a man in lowell after a by call for help. a pennsylvania man contacted them about what sounded like a desperate call for help from another gamer. the video game call of duty is full of guns, fights, and explosions. early tuesday morning, that dramatic violence became all too real for an air force vet in pennsylvania. he was playing the game with a woman in lowell. he tells us by phone she told him she had been kidnapped. >> they said they would kill her if she left the house. >> reporter: this man called police several states away to report a stranger in trouble. >> dispatch gets a call from pennsylvania. he says he is playing an on-line game with a woman in lowell who tells him she is being held against her will. >> reporter: police found the woman they were looking for. she wasn't kidnapped. she had a fight with her boyfriend. she tells 7 news it is a case

of miscommunication. but while investigators were in the apartment, they say they found a replica ar-15 assault rifle and drugs. they arrested and charged the woman's boyfriend jose white. the tipster says he did what he thought was right. >> i wasn't trying to bust the entire house. i was mainly trying to help out with her health and well-being. this was the first time i have done something like. that i thought it was necessary and needed to be done. >> reporter: 7 news spoke with the suspect in this case off camera. he says he was wrongly arrested. >> jadiann: new details on a deadly plane crash in ohio. investigators are looking into the plane plunge after recovering the cockpit voice recorder from the scene. a new surveillance vild owe was released. you can see the explosion. nine people were killed when the small jet crashed into an empty apartment building. in akron. including two pilots and 7 passengers who were employees of a property management firm in florida.

a sister of one of the victims says she feared the worst. >> between the siblings, we started doing some detective work and made some calls and checked flight plans. and kind of put two and two together that it was her. >> the lazer appeared to be coming from behind a restaurant. police swarmed the area and arrested the man. pointed the laser at the police department helicopter

investigate. >> jadiann: there is increased security at the university of threat. police say students have received threats after their protest led to the school's president resigning monday. they were angry how to school handled racial incidents on campus. police arrested one man for allegedly posting threats the students and faculty are concerned. >> i have heard rumors that the kkk was on campus. i thought i would come here and look for myself. >> i have heard... who knows if any of it is real? i don't want to be here in case it is real and stuff does go down. >> reporter: some students have left campus temporarily. they do fear for their safety. new at noon, president obama warning the medal of... awarding the medal of honor to a retired army captain. he saved fellow soldiers by

he severely injured his leg in the attack. now he is just the tenth living recipient of the down trip's highest military award. we are live from lawrence with more. pretty cool to see. >> reporter: yeah. this is really cool to see, nancy. i was here on tuesday when we were building this set. >> you take a look, it is much different now that they started filming. with that, the cameras are rolling. on all the action in downtown lawrence. >> i saw the cars and the horses they have down the street over here. >> it's pretty interesting. they kind of made lawrence look how it looked before. >> the street between city hall and the courthouse turned into the site for a 1920's prohibition-era car chase.

the scene from ben affleck's upcoming mobster flick "live by night" named after the book. >> i wanted to see what they were doing and why they were doing it here. >> i came down here to check ben affleck to. see if i could get an autograph or something. >> reporter: that may be a long shot. people still think having a little hollywood here is simply cool. >> i was amazed they were actually coming into lawrence itself to do any filming. >> i would not expect ben affleck to be here in lawrence. >> reporter: if you are looking to see this movie, it is slated to be released sometime in 2017. live from lawrence, 7 news. >> jadiann: coming up next at noon, a dog stuck in a well. see how firefighters rushed to save the pet's life. >> christa: the area around td

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with the paw. >> bri: i don't know if you have to take lessons for that. doggie skateboarding. better than i could have done. he knew what he was doing there. 40 degrees in boston right now. winds much lighter than they were 24 hours ago. but amazingly, we have got an lot of e-mails from weather-spotters saying the temperature has not changed much. maybe a degree. maybe less than a degree. that is just the air has. we are between two systems. yesterday, a lot of rain. the clouds have been around with us. now we are seeing that second round of showers push in for this afternoon. this coming along with the front from a bigger storm system. we don't see the brunt of this storm. in fact, as the front pushes through, it sort of is losing the steam that it needs. we are not expecting a whole lot of rainfall from. this we are getting some wet weather for this afternoon. look how fast that line is moving. just about 15 minutes ago, we were back here west of worcester. about to get wet in the city of boston. a little wet. not too bad. as we head through the timeline here, the scattered

showers president arey much throughout the afternoon and into the evening. by the time we hit 11:00, maybe midnight, we start to see those clouds pull apart. some dry air working in. that will be the return of sunshine for tomorrow. how much rainfall are we talking? a tenth of an inch to a quarter of an inch. compare that to nearing three inches on cape cod yesterday. so this is nothing compared to what we saw yesterday morning. but this is our best chance at seeing rain. and we could use every drop that we get as we head through the next 7-10 days. really nothing down the pipeline. we will keep an eye on that. november temperatures: a warm start. many of us loving it. some of us thinking all right, it is too warm for november. we are almost nine degrees above average for this time of year. two record-tying temperatures. we have been more seasonable for the last couple of days. we will continue that through the weekend. clouds, afternoon showers. 50-55 today. might be pushing it. looks like it will stay on the

clearing overnight. and while we do stay around average for the most part through the weekend, we get a boost in the jet stream for next week. and yes, that mild air is back in the forecast for us. we are taking out the scarves. putting them back in the closet. well, regardless of how warm it is next week, two weeks until thanksgiving, if you can believe it. two weeks from today. got to get those potatoes cooking. windy through the weekend. a bit cool as well. 64 next wednesday. see you in a bit. >> jadiann: 18 days until meteorological winter. >> christa: i don't want to talk about it. a massive shopping entertainment and housing project is coming after facing major hurdles. the nearly billion-dollar project was recently given green light. plans call for apartments, a hotel, a supermarket, a movie theater and office space on causeway street. 800 parking spots will be added. construction set to gij very soon.

still ahead, firefighters rush to the rescue when a dog falls into a well. then tom brady reflects on his team's history with the

>> jadiann: a family pet trapped in a deep well. that poor little guy spent the night at the bottom of the well. rescuers got him out safely.

firefighters had to think quickly on this one, nancy. >> christa: buddy plummeted into a well on monday. he is feeling much better now. the two-year-old dog spent what must have felt like weeks at the bottom of the well. >> he is probably hungry. he is probably thinking he is going to die. >> i heard him barking. he is always barking. i didn't think anything of it. >> christa: then silence. the next morning, buddy was nowhere to be found. the family looked all over. it was buddy's actual father who found him. >> our dog was standing on the corner of the rock. we thought he might be down there. we went to go look down there.

at us. >> christa: the family immediately called the fire department. >> i went to the well. i looked down. i couldn't believe how deep it was. >> christa: a firefighter attached a make-shift harness to buddy and carefully hoisted him up. >> it worked out fine. >> christa: everyone is glad that buddy is back home. >> we were happy. a nice happy ending. he came out. >> christa: the well has been reinforced. it will eventually be filled so something like this cannot happen again. up next at noon, still need to set your line-up? we will tell you the pats players you will want to start on your fantasy team.

>> jadiann: we are talking about the pats right now coming off of three straight games at home. of course, packing their bags taking on no,, doing really well in their division. someone argued not the best division in football right now. >> 5-4. not a first-place type number. the patriots, unbelievable in the air. the giants with the worst pass defense in the league. giving up more than 300 per game. >> jadiann: pats defense really impressive. >> patriots giving up yards even to average quarterbacks. don't think manning is going

to start him. james starks, really the guy who should be getting the touches. he is the best guy they've got right now. >> jadiann: cold since dealing with an illness. the 26-year-old did not practice wednesday. he also set out on sunday's win over washington. the patriots are preparing to take on the giants this sunday. new england has lost three straight games to the giants. probably don't have to remind you pats fans. including upset losses and super bowl 42 and super bowl 46. tom brady, though, just focusing on what's ahead. >> i would much rather have won than lost them. they won't have any bearing on this week or you know, what the matchups are. it is a totally different team and game and situation and so

forth. they have had a great organization for a long time. >> jadiann: good game. >> christa: oh, yes. it will be. much more to come in the next half hour of 7 news. >> jadiann: a state trooper taken to the hospital after a crash on the cape. we have the late thest on his condition. on as we speak. how much rain are we looking at? when will the sunshine return?

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>> christa: several people arrested in a pipeline protest in west roxbury. those protesters blocking workers at the site of the pipeline installation. they gathered on washington street. >> jadiann: victoria warren explains. >> reporter: construction in west roxbury. a controversial gas pipeline is going in despite a very determined group of protesters. that is all there is. >> reporter: they made a human barricade. . >> we are all together in it. we don't want something like this in our community. because it's very dangerous. >> reporter: the pipeline is part of an extension of a line that runs from new jersey to

boston. it is group tried to fight the project in court but lost. people promised the fight isn't over yet. >> people are standing up for their lives. >> we are going to keep trying. we are going to try to shut them down. >> reporter: part of the concern is that there is an active rock quarry nearby. nobody from the company was available on scene for comment. the protesters we spoke to say they will be back out here again tomorrow. in west roxbury, victoria warren, 7 news. >> jadiann: the charlestown man accused of pointing a fake gun at a driver appears before a judge. police arrested him on tuesday after he allegedly pointed a fake gun at a woman during a traffic inst incident in medford. hiss bail was revoked due to charges from an open assault and battery case back in may. turning now to the weather. we are in for more wet weather. you see the rain-drops right on the lens looking over the

bri eggers with a look ahead. >> bri: not as wet as yesterday. this storm system, the center of it, the brunt of sit going to head well to the north of us. we get the front that is taking on those showers. pretty much through the rest of the day. but it's on again, off again. not steady showers like yesterday. and again, not amounting to much. either way, from metro-west, it looks like not a brown-bag lunch in the park kind of day. moving through the timeline here, you can see those scattered showers, again, on again and off again. as we head throughout the afternoon into the evening. it's not really heavy downpours. this system is pretty much cruising. we are not going to have any showers that sit over us and keep raining. we are not looking at. that rainfall amounts, tenth of an inch to quarter of an inch for most. now, today, clouds, afternoon showers, the clouds that have been with us if arlong time have kept our temperatures from moving a lot. i think that will be the case

49-54 for those highs. when will we warm up again in another look at the extended forecast in a few minutes. >> christa: wild weather in the midwest. people are cleaning up after at least nine tornadoes. strong winds, heavy traffic. continuing to cause flight cancellations. >> reporter: the so-called late-fall storm called the witch of november is appropriately named because of all the howling winds coming across the midwest and especially here in chicago overnight. we saw... look at. this last night, thunder and lightning over downtown chicago. just to our west next-door in iowa, there were confirmed nine tornadoes that touched down there. fortunately, they were in less populated areas. rural areas where there was minimal damage to property. now, going forward today, the story is wind. wind, wind, wind. today here in chicago and to our east. we are expecting wind gusts across the chicago-land area.

to have some impact on air travel. already today we have seen delays and cancellations at o'hare. as we get into the afternoon whip up. we may expect to see more delays and cancellations. if you have travel plans, check with your airlines before heading out. that is the latest here in chicago. back to you. >> christa: a bad crash on the cape senning a state trooper to the hospital. a driver going the wrong way slammed head on into the police cruiser. nicole oliverio has more. >> reporter: a state police trooper placed in an ambulance after his patrol car was hit head-on by a wrong-way driver. the injured trooper was one of two trying to slow and warn drivers that a pick-up truck direction along route six in barnstable. state police got the call around 11:30 last night. was heading east in the westbound lane. driving in the wrong direction. but he eventually crashed into the state police cruiser near

exit six. the barnstable fire department responded and say it took a little while to get the trooper out of his damaged car. the troomer was taken to cape cod hospital where he has already been treated and released and is expected to be okay. investigators say the elderly driver suffered from a medical condition and should haven't been behind the wheel. he was also taken to the hospital as a precaution. the elderly driver was cited and will be summoned to court. state police say they are looking to have his license revoked immediately. in yarmouth, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> christa: a suspected arsonist caught on camera in dover, new hampshire. this man lit a car on fire in an apartment building parking lot last week. anyone with information is asked to give them a call. >> jadiann: investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire inside a home in harvard. flames broke out on mill road earlier this morning. no one was hurt. >> christa: a scrap yard

markers that belonged to veterans. the worker called police to report two bronze grave markers had been turned nmplt police say they were likely stolen from a nearby cemetery. they plan to press charges now against anyone or whoever brought them in. a cat-fish crime in boston. users of an on-line dating service attacked and robbed. people are baiting victims through dating profiles. a perfect profile that is not what it seems. . >> it's really scary. especially being alone. you know, talking over social media. it is usually just like a one on one kind of thing. >> reporter: someone is trolling the internet, looking for an easy target to rob. it is called cat-fishing. six people report meeting someone on-line but when they show up to meet them face-to-face, it is a set-up. the victim say a guy pulls out a gun and robs them. >> you should always meet in a public place first.

great advice. the victims were lured to homes in roxbury or mattapan. police also say when using on-line dating sites, dos your homework. ask to face-time, skype or web-chat first. if the person won't do that, they could be hiding something. another red flag is a new or incomplete profile. . >> i try to see if they have facebook. make sure you have to be safe. >> christa: police do think there may be other victims out there. if you know anything about these incidents, police are asking that you contact them. >> jadiann: a dangerous laser strike in new york city. a man aimed a laser at a news helicopter. this ended with his arrest. the incident took place wednesday night. a alcoholer pilot for nbc

station w-nbc was flying 1,500 feet above new york city. >> don't look at it. >> jadiann: suddenly, a green beam of light lit up the cockpit. >> they just did it again. >> jadiann: the laser nearly blinding dennis and his co-pilot. >> you get hit in the face and the eyes. you can go temporarily blind. oh, yeah. you think that is joke, huh? >> jadiann: police arrested at least one man and detained two others. there were incidents at new york city airports earlier this year. >> we have a laser shooting off the left wing about a mile out. >> jadiann: the problem is growing across the country. in 2010, more than 2,800 reports. last year, nearly 3,900. the suspects appear to think it was a joke. those inside the aircraft say

it's no laughing matter. >> we are talking about a helicopter here that weighs almost two tons. imagine that coming down on your house. because the pilot's vision is impaired. even more serious is if it was a jetliner. >> jadiann: this comes as the f.a.a. confirmed that three aircraft were targeted by a laser in the dallas area around the same time. two commercial jets and a private business jet. >> christa: a man climbed a scaffolding on wednesday and was aiming this rifle at st. luke's hospital. officers shot him when he pointed the gun toward them. a big blast at a new jersey home killing one, leaving a dozen injured. you can see the debris from this explosion flying right into the air. in this suburban neighborhood. crews do not know the cause of the house explosion. they do believe it is gas-related. two victims are in critical condition.

treated at local hospitals. more than a hundred women now suing a pharmaceutical company after they say a birth control mix-up let them get pregnant. one woman wants the maker to pay millions in damages, including the cost of delivering, raising and educates their unplanned children. >> jadiann: several republican candidates are campaigning in new hampshire today. ted cruz, lindsey graham and rick santorum officially filed for the new hampshire primary and will make other stops across the state. meantime, jeb bush will attend a house party later tonight. >> christa: ben affleck's new movie begins filming today. there are a few road closures. parts of the city all undergoing a makeover for this

"live by night." we have a report from lawrence. >> reporter: with that, the cameras are rolling. on all the action in downtown lawrence. fvrns. >> i saw the cars. and the horses they have down the street over here. >> it is pretty interesting. they kind of made lawrence look how it looked before. >> reporter: the street between city hall and the courthouse has been turned into a 1920's prohibition-era car chase. the scene from "live by night." named after the book written by a dorchester native dennis lehane. the filming brought plenty of curious onlookers. trying to catch a glimpse of the home-grown movie star. >> i came down here to check ben affleck to see if i could get an autograph or something. >> reporter: that may be a long shot. police and crew were doing their best to keep this a closed set. people still think having a little hollywood here is just

simply cool. >> i was, like, amazed. that they were coming into lawrence itself to do any filming. >> jadiann: a man inches away from getting hit by an oncoming train. he congratulations it is

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>> jadiann: gale-force winds are causing high waves along the beaches of lake michigan. people along the shore are bracing for waves that could reach 20 feet. wow. powerful winds there. >> christa: locally, not quite the same. it is still messy out there, bri. >> bri: yeah. all of that is connected, believe it or not. those high waves, that same storm system bringing blizzard conditions and thunderstorms to the rockies. even tornadoes through the plain states. this brings us some showers through the day today. we don't get the brunt of this storm. it does work through up front.

current temperatures, boy, they really haven't budged much. not through the last 24 hours. we have a lot of reports from our weather-spotters who have said, my temperature gauge is good for calibration today because it hasn't changed. the 24-hour temperature change, not that significant. we have been in the similar air mass for that amount of time. front moves through. you see the center of the storm system up here. swirling and twirling. and packing a punch. it is cruising, too. we don't have any big rain-makers that will sit over us for any amount of time. you can see those showers just about ten minutes ago. we were watching them move through worcester. and they are really moving it will be on again and off again with the showers all throughout this afternoon. all throughout this evening. you can see that through the not easy to pinpoint any specific area that will get more rain than another. but i think generally speaking, a widespread tenth of an inch what we are expecting.

that is a far cry from what some areas saw yesterday. similar to some areas, too. man, hit and miss yesterday. that is our best chance at getting some of the much-needed rain for the next 7-10 days. don't see anything down the pipeline here. aside from a warm-up. now, clouds today will keep those temperatures in check. from budging. 49-54 for highs this afternoon. and then showers early, but clearing overnight tonight. will make way for the sunshine tomorrow. to return to the forecast. but the winds are back as well. we are talking breezy tomorrow and getting gusty. as we get into friday afternoon and then saturday as well. the wind gust timeline blasting out of the west. looks like gusts could get up to 30-35 miles per hour. for cape cod and the islands. as we work through friday into saturday and it is a chilly wind on saturday as well. those temperatures may not even make it up to 50 degrees on saturday. let's be honest. normal high for this time of year puts it into perspective

for us. this is where we should be for the middle of november. now that, won't... just for planning purposes, sunset tonight. or this afternoon, rather. 4:25: the earliest sunset will be at 4:12 on december 13. then february 2, we are finally back into the 5:00 hour for the sunset. here is a look at 7 on 7 again, chilly through the weekend. and breezy friday, saturday. but then that climb in temperature starts for the beginning of next week. you will notice dry to start out next week. and 64 by wednesday. what? >> christa: so nice. thank you, bri. al roker's trip across the country rolling into boston today. the weatherman taking pete bouchard will be joining him.

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>> jadiann: after some controversy with their coffee competitor, dunkin' donuts unveils its festive holiday cup by attempting to spread joy across the nation. they received back-lash for their red christmas cup. dunkin' donuts trying to keep the coffee hot and the

spirited design. >> i want this so bad. like, this is a crazy opportunity. even if i don't make it, i still played with them on stage in july. that is still a dream come true. >> christa: voting ended last night. now brian is waying to hear if the show will go on with or without him. and a close call for a man in brazil crossing some train tracks. >> jadiann: this man inches away from getting hit by this train. it almost seems like he has no idea. it is coming right toward him as he walks across the tracks. no time to spare. and never even looked back. >> christa: i don't know if even realized this happened. so glad he is okay, though. up next, taking a tumble on the way in to a star-studded movie premier. that is next in the buzz.

through the rest of the afternoon. mother nature keeps us guessing with 6's back in the forecast next week.

>> jadiann: jennifer lawrence fell to the ground. wef we will have the video here in a second. she did get up and walk it off like no big deal. i feel bad frl her. it is embarrassing. it is difficult to walk in

heels. a new bad guy coming to the walking dead. jeffrey morgan will play a villain in the hit show. he is expected to make his debut at the end of the sixth season. and also return for season 7. >> jadiann: dwayne johnson going to be a father once again. this will be his second child. he has a 14-year-old daughter from a previous marriage. >> selena gomez ready to mingle. rumors swirling about that she is dating a businessman. the two were seen holding hands. she denies the rumor saying she is still single. justin bieber is taking on the world. the singer announcing today that he will be going on a world tour next year for his new album. it will start in march. the tour comes to boston on may 10.

week for that concert. i'm all over the board with my music. bri is very talented. >> bri: thank you. usually skip the beaner myself. ... bieber myself. we are not done with the showers for the rest of the afternoon into the evening. 49-54 for those high temperatures. not moving much again today. here is a look at that 7 on 7 forecast. winds kick back in tomorrow. stick around on saturday. this sunshine is back. so is the mild air. as we make it into next week. look at that climb. once again. more than ten degrees above normal. as we get to wednesday. 64, the high. >> all right. thank you, bri. i'm nancy chen. >> jadiann: i'm jadiann thompson v. a great afternoon,

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borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i