the attacker but we don't know about the shooter's condition. the camp where schwartz worked posted a message on statement saying the camp family is heart broken to share the sad news that long time camper and counselor, ezra schwartz, was murdered in a terrorist attack in israel today. ezra was heading back from volunteering handing out food to soldiers. we offer our deepest condolences. police say a palestinian man stabbed men in a building where they gathered to hold prayers. i'm adam williams, 7 news. i feel really good about my chances here. >> it's official, jeb bush files for the new hampshire republican primary. his visit to new hampshire one day after polls show donald trump with a commanding lead

there. >> bush says he's win. byron barnett live in concord with more on bush's big day. londonderry, new hampshire. jeb bush is goi to be holding a town hall here in a little while. today as you campaign around the state including in new hampshire, he criticized president obama's handling of the war on isis and talked about what he would do differently if he were commander-in-chief. jeb bush filing papers for new hampshire's first in the nation primary. >> feels great. i love the traditions and i'm excited about campaigning hard here. reporter: appearing confident despite his continued poor showing in the polls, bush toured a company in manchester and met with voters. he blasted president obama's strategy in syria and said if he were president, he would put more boots on the ground to wipe out isis. >> president obama

refuses to admit that terrorism. he cannot say those words in a sentence, nor can hillary clinton. i mean that's part of the problem. if you can't admit what it is, then how do you develop a strategy to deal with it. reporter: bush is supportive of the refugees. >> unlike other refugees that have come, you have the possibility at least of terrorists organizing to disrupt our way of life and to attack us and to kill people that could be embedded in refugees. reporter: bush also responded to taunts from the republican front runner donald trump during last night's rally in worcester. >> jeb bush recently -- it's over. i don't want to waste a lot of time on him because it's over. >> basically he says your campaign is over. we'll see. let's check in february.

recently had a few session was a speech coach. he says despite his low poll numbers, he's still confident he will win the nomination. byron barnett, 7 news. a man is in court today in connection with a stabbing in mattapan. investigators say a man stabbed his mother with a knife and then ran off. police later arrested him in dorchester. that suspect is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. a centerville man is facing drug charges. officers say 16 pounds of marijuana were discovered inside a box shipped from california to centerville. according to police the marijuana is worth about $70,000. the post office believed the package was suspicious and contacted barnstable police. officer arrested 37-year-old sean white after he received the package tuesday. investigators say white had two similar packages both from california already in his truck. he's charged with possession and intent to

distribute. a man is arrested and charged with girlfriend. after he killed his girlfriend and unborn apartment. police don't have a murder. the victim's family says the relationship was strained from the beginning. >> one witness even described it as volatile. of course we didn't have the tell-tale signs you usually see in these cases where restraining orders are in effect or multiple calls, none of those, if you call them red flags were there in this particular case. >> that suspect is being held without bail. it's unclear if the victim's baby was smith's. police in southern california are saying the police officer who was shot to death wednesday night was apparently targeted. the officer was in the driver's seat of his personal vehicle when two gunmen opened fire. investigators have not said if he was targeted for personal reasons or

officer. no arrests have been made at this time. protestors get violent in minnesota. police try to defuse the crowd with pepper spray. they are demanding justice for jamar clark. he was shot by police and died on tuesday. protestors are continuing an effort to create a no police zone. >> they lost their right of they executed jamar clark in the middle of the street. >> it's out of control right now. >> demonstrators are demanding police release the video of clark's arrest. they say they will continue to exercise their right to protest and organizers hope everyone does it peacefully. checking news from across the country now. a man in fresno, california is facing charges for packing serious heat. officers raided two homes of that 59-year-old man finding hundreds of guns, rifles

and assault weapons. the man used to be a gun dealer before his license was revoked last year. people in one mississippi city are on notice to pull up their pants. an advertising campaign asking people to stop wearing those sagging pants. police say there's currently a law in the works to help enforce this policy. the police chief says right now someone with sagging pants could be arrested for indecent exposure. a firefighter is being praised for saving a three week old boy. he ran into that home to save the baby in the flames. >> i wound up actually bumping into the crib and i heard very faint noises, baby was making very faint noises and i reached in, i felt the baby, and i just grabbed him and took off.

still being treated at a local medical center and is expected to be okay. a boy is dropped off at school by a couple of carjackers in virginia. police say the thief stole a car with the eight-year-old still inside. they dropped the boy after at school before abandoning the car several miles away. caught on camera, a runaway bus destroying everything in its path in san francisco. this is a tour bus, a double decker eventually crashed into an apple store under construction. >> officials say 20 people were hurt in the crash, three are in critical condition. you can see the extensive damage that that bus caused. 7 news now turning to a young new mexico student feeling left out and angry. she was told she couldn't goat on a class field trip because she has diabetes. as her overall grade could be effected for missing this trip. >> she was diagnosed at 18 months.

reporter: a new mexico mom is furious after being banned from a field trip because she has diabetes. she calls her condition a struggle but she works to overcome every day, especially in school. >> i like to go to school and i don't like to miss. reporter: two weeks ago she missed what all of her high school classmates were doing, going on a science field trip to a nearby park to check out the beaver dams. >> she should have every child. she shouldn't be treated any differently because of diabetes. >> this is the letter the school gave her. there are concerns about poor cell signal if she has an episode. >> it makes me mad. it's not the first time. reporter: she had to stay home but now the school is giving her an unexcused absence. >> if it's going to be part of my grade, how am i going to make up the grade. it just puts more stress on me.

reporter: she says the staff should have worked with her daughter's condition just like they are supposed to when she's in class every day. >> if my child has to accommodate their needs, not them, her needs. >> the local superintendent did send a letter to the student saying if her mom went with her but she couldn't go. elizabeth noreika, 7 news. 7 news at 5:30, a surprise attack at walmart. what caused a woman to slam a shopper right to the ground. then at 6:00 we're staying on top of breaking news here. how leaders at his former school are remembering him tonight. plus the paris killed. what french police are revealing about the

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an ohio woman slammed by a stranger while waiting in line at walmart. the woman says she was next in line but the shopper who attacked her, she disagreed. the police are searching for the shopper who left the woman bruised and beaten. >> she grabbed me and she was like wailing on me. she slammed me hard.

reporter: she never thought she would leave with bruises and scratch marks. reporter: just a trip to the local store. her attacker. >> i don't know this woman from adam. i don't know where she came from. i don't know where she lives. reporter: just as she's waved back to the counter to continue checking out. >> she grabs the back of my hair and throws me, i mean literally throws me like a sack of potatoes. i hit my back and my elbow and busted my head and then when i tried to get back up, she kicked me back down. >> she just did this because she thought the >> greenville police were caught by employees disbelief. >> there were two children there in a grocery cart, they were crying. >> here's the manager escorting the suspect out and police are hoping someone will recognize her and this

car they -- she drove away in. >> we are adults here. reporter: so police say the suspect had also caused trouble in the store two days before when she slammed her shopping cart into another customer she also claimed at cut in line. feast your eyes on this beauty. how many carats? we're talking more than >> wow. i forgot the song. put a ring on it. the tease is ruined now. forecast is all wet. ahead. outrage at harvard as pictures of african-american professors are vandalized. the thief stealing weapons from this armory is caught.

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so for as much as we've been talking about this weather system, rain coming in, here it comes and not a lot to show for it. we're watching this bag of rain here which all by itself doesn't look all that impressive still. light showers now through stoneham and woburn and pushing through wakefield and going up into andover and reading. compare that to the darking gleans you're seeing in new york, back into philadelphia. that's the area we're watching ler tonight mass. it becomes the downpours that we'll be watching through the night and it may, you know, perhaps wake you up because when the rain comes down, it will be heavy for one, and also it will come with a lot of wind. this is also like a line of thunderstorms without the thunder. that chance is very remote in this band of rain. nonetheless, it gets your attention 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, even 6:00 in the morning. if you're commuting between 5:00 and 6:00,

later commuters should be fine as we have a rapid clearing and rapid ramp down in the rain between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., keep that in mind. it's really the height of the storm, if we can call it that. it's really not, it's just a front. between 11:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. how much at stake here? generally an inch or less. in many cases we might be less because we're talking about downpours here and be selective. some towns pick up close quarter possible and that wind as it comes in out of the southeast feeding those downpours just shuts down completely. you can see the coloring here and the numbers and you go back to the wind of 20 or 30 miles an hour on the backside of that front. even later in the day on friday they go right now even more. our current reading's in the 50s but we're waiting for the warmth to come in from connecticut. i think the high temperatures of the day

of the day tomorrow. downpours and wind late and our wind switches direction to the northwest tomorrow. that's a mild day. we might be up near that i guess as we go through the holiday weekend next week. but other than a couple showers on sunday, this is the biggest event, if we can even call it that, for the next seven days. the showers on sunday are pretty menial and it looks like our temperature will be chilly early next week. we'll see you at 6:00. time for your weekly fantasy picks. >> even though julian edelman is out, some pats should be in for the lineup. reporter: hey there, pats fans. today we're talking week 11:00 of fantasy picks. they are doing so well. but they are riddled

with injuries right now. what is left on offense for tom brady. >> dione lewis, then julian edelman, somebody's got to make some plays for tom brady. danny amendola stepped in for defense. >> talk about the bills coming off of a great win. the patriots getting some guys back on defense, most notably james collins is probably their best player who has missed a couple of games. probably going to be matched up on sammy watkins, probably going again. >> let's talk about the jacksonville jaguars for a second here. only a game back of first place but who do you think we should keep our eye on.

>> historically bad. best two receivers in that game to throw to robinson. >> that's a look at your charlie sheen preparing to tell all again. i'm kim khazei. >> i'm adam williams. a teenager from massachusetts killed in israel. what those who knew him are saying tonight. also the alleged mastermind in the terror in paris confirmed dead. also isis making a threat to new york city. we'll have all the latest developments. and police at harvard investigating a possible campus crime. pictures of black law professors vandalized. those stories and much more straight ahead on 7 news at 6:00. we hope you join us then here's what's coming up tonight on nbc nightly news, after evidence points to a possible bomb behind the crash of that russian jet liner in egypt.

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charlie sheen is foggy to be an open book. >> the actor will reportedly write a entertainment tonight said sheen is going to write an autobiography.

he will talk about his career in show business and his h.i.v. diagnosis in 2011. right now sheen is meeting with publishers about the book. you're so vain, you probably think this song is about you you're so vain after four decades of mystery, we finally know who carly simon was sons. simon confirms it was warren beatty. she says only the second verse is about warren. she says the other versus are about other men she did not reveal. beatty said he thought the entire thing was about him. looks like the song was right all along. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. breaking news at local family. a teenager killed in a terror attack in israel.

the alleged mastermind of the attacks in france confirmed dead as a new isis propaganda video threatens new york city. the developing details on the terror in paris. a suspect arrested after high-powered pistons and rifles were stolen from an army reserve center in worcester. the military weapons that are still missing. and the parents of a local football legend pass away just an hour apart. now a doctor talks about the possibility that they died from a broken heart. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. we start with breaking news. a teenager from sharon has been killed in a terror attack in israel. he was one of five killed an pair of attacks by palestinians. >> authorities say a driver opened fire on him and other. jonathan hall is live in sharon with the story tonight. big loss. reporter: kim, it really is. tough, tough night here in sharon.

happened in tel aviv, did not involve the massachusetts teenager. the second happened about 90 minutes later on the west bank and the young man died in a hail of gunfire. a sharon teenager killed in a west bank terror attack. >> he's the sweetest, warmest heart. he's just a wonderful young man. reporter: 18-year-old ezra schwartz loved sports and hampshire. the staff confirmed on facebook writing quote long time camper ezra schwartz was murdered in a terrorist attack in israel today. ezra was heading back from volunteering handing out food to soldiers. we offer our deepest condolences. schwartz and two other men were killed in that attack. >> this senseless violence is obscene. it's heart breaking. reporter: schwartz lived in this

home on a quiet sharontreet