some went to the hospital. it's crazy. >> sounds like people were gettingic is on their own until they realized it was a huge group of people. they all came in to help services. a lot bigger than we thought it was. >> reporter: chipotle dealing an e. coli outbreak already. but a chipotle spokes man says boston officials agree with the company about you the spread of the stomach ailment here looks more like a nor row virus, it can spread from person to person from and from contaminated surface, while e. coli is spread by tainted food. the boston health department, cited this location for three violations. through including a sick employee to work. >> they are critical violations. >> but it's not to match up with what happened. >> no, not at this. >> reporter: all students are being he's theed to see if they're testing from e. coli or

they're asking employees and students to wash their hands to keep whatever is going around. >> yesterday it was 30, today it's 80, who knows what tomorrow it's going to be. >> there are a be in of nonstudents that are sick as well. this cleaning very important to keep the nor row virus, which is the diagnosis, from coming back here at this restaurant. no indication when it will be able to reinspected and reopened. live in boston, dan hausle, 7 news. >> breaking news out of quincy right now, a home invasion in that city. a pregnant woman was tied up inside that home, her daughter found her and called 911. custody. they're searching for another. but they have found a gun. again, a pregnant woman found tied up in her home in quincy we do have a crew on the way and bring you more as we get it. >> also on 7 donald trump is calling for a total and complete

>> donald trump sparking outrage. >> this is not conservatism. what was proposed yesterday was not what this party stands for. >> people's fears. and he's seeking to divide us. >> tonight, more reaction to the controversial comments. >> donald trump continuing to stand firm with his comments about banning muslims from coming into this country. today both democrats and republicans are slamming the idea. many say it's just plays into the hands of isis. 7's money net in new hampshire. that's where i don't rememberer jeb bush has leading the campaign trail today. >> proposed all muslims coming into the united states. he's being blasted by republicans and democrats. including jeb bush who was here in new hampshire campaigning today.

out there just saying stuff. >> reporter: jeb bush firmly rejecting donald trump's call the u.s. >> donald trump is calling for a complete and total shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: campaigning at a chamber of commerce event in manchester, new hampshire, bush said, trump's rhetoric is bad for america and bad for the republican party. >> i don't think donald trump is serious, what he's saying is a serious plan, and we're living in serious time and we need serious leadership all of this is playing into the hands of hillary clinton for sure. >> he's seeking to divide us. and one thing we know as bostonians is that we don't get anywhere if we're divided.

trump's statements, charlie republican. >> i don't like getting into presidential politics, because that's not what i got elected to worry about. but i think that's ridiculous and i would never support a policy like that. >> reporter: to support muslims rejected. >> the first thing a president does when he or she takes the oath of office is to swear an oath to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. and the fact is, what donald trump said yesterday disqualifies him from serving as president. >> reporter: and even though donald trump is still leading in the polls, up here bush says flat out that trump will not be the nominee, he says as new hampshire voters get closer to the prime ary primary, they're going to want to know who can sit in the big desk and lead the country.

money trail that shows thousands of dollars that showed up in the suspect's bank account. right now they're trying to figure out how it got there and if anyone else was involved or knew about that shooting. elizabeth joins us with more information. >> reporter: police and federal agents continue to look for crews inside that building where the attack happened. and now almost a week after that attack, it's clear they are expanding their search. witnesses say syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik spent hours shooting at la gun ranges just days before the attack. we now know more than $28,000 was recently deposited in the couple's bank account. they want to know where it came from and why. >> and we want to find out everyone who participated in the preplanning, if there was anyone else, we don't november everything yet. >> the he's not considered a suspect. still agents continue to question enrique marquez, a former neighbor they say agreed to purchase two assault rifles for farook, weapons used in the attack. investigators looking at a being in.

garage in the months prior to the attack. they also hope to learn more from the farook's mother. >> i'm not sure if we're done questioning her yet. >> reporter: questions likely around the house she everybody served with the couple, investigators have described as an arsenal and bomb factory. and as the investigation continues, san bernardino is trying to work through the tragedy. member of the muslim community has donated more than $75,000 to attack. >> turning now to the philip chism murder trial, the defense rested its case today. we heard a lot of conflicting testimony about the mental health of this danvers teenager teacher. courtroom today. to say today, steve. >> reporter: there are a lot of twists and turns today, a lot of tension as well inside the courtroom here. all the while, the defense busy trying to build their insanity

at the same time, prosecutors were trying to poke holes in that theory. >> the juvenile rests. >> the defense rests without calling philip chism's mother to testify. as they try to persuade the jury. back in october of 2013. calling rebuttal witnesses. the prosecution put dr. kelly casey on the stand. the psychologist saying the defendant showed no signs of mental illness when she tested back in september. >> and in this particular case, did philip chism show any signs of a thought disorder or psychosis. >> no, he did not. >> reporter: also called by prosecutors, dr. nancy heben who conducted a series of exams on philip chism, before suggesting that he was mentally ill. >> was faking bad, and to demonstrate that he was severely mentally ill.

demonstrate that he was severely mentally ill; is that correct? >> correct. >> reporter: under cross-examination, the neuropsychologist found herself embroiled in a ters exchange with philip chism's attorney. >> philip chism's report did not reliably convey whether or not he has a middle or is exaggerating a mental illness? so have you been trained not to cross-examination? >> objection. >> reporter: testimony is expected to wrap up at some point tomorrow afternoon, early on thursday morning, clearing a way, according to a judge, for closing arguments in the case and then handing everything over to the jury so they can begin their deliberations. we're live in salem tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> a connecticut man in a worcester courtroom today. it comes after a dark discovery in his home. amador medina charged with styling the remains from a

he told authorities, he was a santeria priest. they found damaged caskets, noticed the remains were missing, workers at the cemetery could not find any relatives to contact about that crime. >> police investigating a dangerous encounter in a robbery in franklin new hampshire. surveillance video shows a hooded man holding a knife, obviously this looks like a police chase but we can talk to you about this guy who went after the clerk, demanding money before jumping over the counter and grabbing cash from the register. it happened yesterday. and police are talking about trying to find the man. we'll have to share with you video so you may be able to contribute if you recognize the man's face. but the clerk says the man grabbed the money and took off. here's the video. you can see, he went over the counter, attacked that clerk, took money and he did make it out of there before police arrived. hard to identify, but if you know anything, police would love

ahead on 7 news at 5. >> a wild chase on camera. we just shoulder you the pursuit. the. >> at 5:30, a bizarre ad in georgia, a mother in serious trouble after posting a baby wanted on craigslist. >> and then in just one hour, how two local women are coming together to spread holiday cheer to troops overseas. >> the aaron hernandez trial, why both sides are now requesting a delay. those stories and much more coming up on 7 news and following breaking news too. >> convince see police looking into a home invasion, where a pregnant woman was tied up inside her home. on the way to that scene. >> breaking number of students, the number going higher now, getting circumstance after eating at a chipotle in brighton. health officials now linking the outbreak to a virus. >> and if you see something you needs investigating, tell hank, our investigative reporter, hank

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>> all right. how about this? an elf getting thirsty probably in colorado. that is a funny sight, isn't it. that is a bottle of wine. woman saw it all happen. she napped these pictures, an elk picked through the bottles in a recycling bin and came up with a bottle of red. he does not drink it, how much, i must say. he didn't like it, whatever it was. >> bitter tasting. >> he got a little nick and thought, nau. >> like a five-year-old. >> 45 for the high temperature today in boston. that was a big change today in boston. despite spite the fact we did go into moderate rain for a little bit. 40 in bedford. the cold air typically likes to pool, puddle in central mass. and southern new hampshire. and it did just that today. today beverly at 43. now down into the lower 40s. lexington one of the cooler

dedham, 39, in boxford. green land new hampshire, and 37 hampstead new hampshire. now sterling, 35. auburn 36 degrees. that cold air still holding on. attleboro. at 35. bricks in the overcast, some spots northern mass. central mass. as well. a mighty storm at sea. like to take that. nice to get a piece of this, rain, wind too. badly needed rain, i might add. people asking, why do we need the rain right now in the trees are dormant. this is all for the water table now. we want to get water into the ground, into the act request ifers, into the water tables so we can have reserves going into the winter. once you seal off the ground with a freeze and put snow on top. you got to rely on a lot of snow and the snow melt in the spring. and that can always be pat tree. and as we found out last year, it was the only real water we got after that big winter we did get a great melt. it went right into the ground

kind of erased all of that surface we had. that's it for the water table lesson for today. clouds for tomorrow, receive a lot of these, these will be very sneaky, i know the model is showing sunshine, from stem to stern along the coastline, from portsmouth to basically nantucket. i'm not promise, this that. tricky forecast, those clouds can sit underneath the warm inversion, trapped in there. they have the freedom to go anywhere they want. you can start bright but then go right into the clouds, this gray for the rest of the afternoon. that kind of day tomorrow. winds pick up across the southeast. lower 40s, sunshine and be floridas at best in your forecast tomorrow. the temperatures climb on thursday and then stumble a little bit on friday. long range, we do see warmth saturday into sunday, monday as well. i'm uncertain how warm it will be. certainly 60s with a within

but depends on a front waivering around here across new england. then look ahead to christmas, 45 to 40 percent to see a white christmas, i think that's even lower. not even promising it out through western massachusetts either. the pattern is just too warm. and the latest we've gone without our first snow, january 13th of 2000. worcester, christmas eve of 1923. we're going to be challenging some of those numbers and dates, i should say. partial clearing 26 to 34, a light north wind and tomorrow a mainly cloudy seasonably cool, 42-46 degrees. probably the brightest would be thursday and saturday. as we reach those those 50s, normal high 44 degrees. dropping to 43 this afternoon. incredible warm. see you at 5:30. >> we are following breaking news in texas. take a look at these images live

this is an apartment building in houston. no injuries reported so far. and we don't know how it started. you can see the flames shooting out of the roof. they're coming at it from all sides, the firefighters are. we'll keep an eye on it and update as soon as we learn more. >> turn into more news today. a local family was saved by the smell. their dog iy was whining, something she hary does. that's when they took her outside and suddenly they smelled gas. >> her ability to sniff out trouble, probably saved her life. kris anderson has the story. >> you're a good girl. >> reporter: a well deserved treat for iy the dog, her powerful nose and vocal cord may have saved her owners life. >> she was asleep next to us in her crate, in our bedroom, and she started whining, which is something she never ever does.

noticed a problem. on the way down the common stairway, i started smelling what smelt like natural gas. and it got worse and worse as we went down the stairs. john and iy ran back upstairs to wake up his wife and call the 11. the firefighters who arrived couldn't find a gas leak. so john called the gas company. >> they were unscrewing the big panel off the main electrical panel for the building. and when they were doing that, it arked, it sparked. and they were pretty upset about that because they could've been killed. >> john says they discovered a dangerous electrical issue that could've caused the building to catch fire. >> we're pretty happy that itsy woke us up, she's a hound, she's a coon hound and that spoke us up to the whole thick. >> good job there izzy. john says he and his wife are going to buy some extra special treats for her heroics. as for the couple, they're

problem and make it safe envelope the newsroom, chris anderson, news. >> hundreds. protesters in chicago, demanding justice in another case of a man shot and killed by a police officer. >> then at 6, approximate involving breaking news at brighton. dozens of students getting sick at chipotle, now looking into a virus. >> after a home invasion vacation in quincy, crews headed there. investigators say a pregnant home. those stories and more ahead on

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>> stay there for 7 news at 5:30. >> a dorchester woman accused of killing her boyfriend. why she says she had no choice. caught on camera, a driver on a collision course with a restaurant full of people. >> storm at sea, but just a brush for us, now the temperatures slowly warm up. >> 7 news at 5:30 starts now. frjts >> first here at 5:30 breaking news out of convince see, police looking into a home invasion in that city. investigators say a pregnant woman was tied up inside of her home. 7's susan tran was at the season. she joins us now with the latest. susan will have that for us later. she's going to continue having information on this disturbing home invasion in quincy, we're right now. area. once again, a pregnant woman tied up inside. susan tran will be there later in the news cast. >> breaking now in 93 in cannot

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