her room calling for help. >> where are you hiding? in my room. please hurry. i think they are hurting her. donald trump doubling down and defiant on his plan to ban muslims from coming into the u.s. tonight, candidates for president sound off here in new hampshire. >> we now know what made dozens of boston college students sick after eating at this chipotle. plenty of clouds around tonight and tomorrow. but we still get that warm up. and taking you behind the scenes, we're fired up to show you how they turn up the heat onset of chicago fire. >> 7 news at 11 starts now. first at 11, horror a home for a quincy family. a pregnant mom says she was taped to a chair while robbers ransacked her home. and called for help. tonight we're hearing that terrifying call for help susan tran in quincy with everything that happened there. >> and kim, you could hear this

she's whispering so men inside could not hear her. police say it was her quick action that led to them coming here and arresting one of the two suspects. >> they are on their way. she's hiding in her room display plea for help by 16-year-old who locked herself in second floor bedroom and called 9 one. alan got a panicked can call from his daughter telling him two men had kicked in a back door of their quincy home taped his wife who 6 months pregnant to chair and put a gun to her head demanding to know where the money was. >> she's very scary. she crying a lot. man ransacked home downstairs the teenager upstairs didn't hedges state and police were quickly on scene. she heard door smash she immediately called 911. they saw one suspect fleeing scene they gave chase. they were here pretty quickly within three blocks they caught up with him. police arrest kevin murphy and

dropped in brush. and while detectives continue to search for the other suspect, alan says he's glad his wife is going to be okay and his daughter was so brave. >> she's doing okay. she is scary, you know, very, very scary. but she doing very well very well. >> now that pregnant woman was rushed to the hospital. but will be okay. and police say they are still searching for that second suspect. if you have any information, you're urged to give them a call. we're live in quincy tonight susan tran, 7 news night team. >> also from the night team, sickness spreading through boston college after dozens of stunths and others ate this cleveland circle chipotle. we know now that nearly 70 students were infected with noro virus. inspectors say they did find health violations at the restaurant. tim caputo in brighton with details on that. >> yes it seems like everyone in boston college knows at least one person who has gotten sick

this is an extremely popular restaurant among students. normally you'd see under class men in here for lunch and dinner. but do all that's been inside a half a dozen employees cleaning every inch of this place. >> the exhibit is cleaning house scrubbing restaurant top to bottom after dozens of people got sick from eating here. horrible stomach pains. someone went to hospital, i vs stuff like that. today health department confirms cause highly contagious nor ro virus. it spread from person to person contaminated surfaces. outside the closed restaurant tonight a half dozen filled garbage cans containing everything from mops to shelves. there is disfeks process that is recommended by the department of public health. boston college now says at least 80 students are suffering stomach issues after eating they cain restaurant. include several members of men's basketball team. i think everyone knows at least a few people who have been sick. the chain is trying to

foodborne e. coli cases that sickened dozens of chipotle customers across nine states. meanwhile city inspector have cited restaurant for three violations including hot meats that weren't hot enough, and allowing an employee to work while sick. i am upset that any establishment would allow somebody to be in facility who was sick and did not follow protocol. bc is advising healthy students to a wash their hands more often and avoid kids that got sick to prevent this virus spreading around campus yesterday was with 30, today is 80 who know what is tomorrow will be, right? >> at this point no word on when restaurant will reopen. but the word from commissioner of inspectional services is it will only happen once this place gets what he calls a clean bill of health. live tonight in brighton, tim caputo, 7 news night team. now from the night team, drivers blown away. the afternoon rush is slowed

>> great ball of fire over93 north caused traffic back up during the afternoon rush through canton. can you imagine driving by this and seeing it? big blast could seen for miles. ryan schulteis live in canton with more for us tonight. ryan. >> adam after that explosion, traffic backed up pretty bad here on 93 north. and when you watch this video it's important to remember no one was hurt. >> seven news camera rolling a car explodes and burst into ball of fire on 93 north in canton. >> the flames engulfing vehicle as traffic continues to drive by. the explosion came after car caught fire on depression way during busy drive home. state police closing part road near exit 2 in canton a tar continues to burn. traffic backed up for miles a crews worked to put out flames. explosion rocking the area but police say no one was hurt. but there's no word on who was in car or where the driver was when it blew up. fire was finally put out in

>> that traffic is back to normal out here tonight. still no word on why car caught fire in the first place. live here in canton ryan schulteis. new tonight principal swampscott high school has been placed on administrative leave. parents received a letter about edward's leave today. didn't explain why but said it will be in effect until further notice. school will be operated now by assistant principal. now to race for white house and dprufrp's parking a war of words after announce he wants to ban muslims from coming into the u.s. tonight, some candidates for president sounded off about that plan while they were on the campaign trail in the state of new hampshire. night team kimberly bookman is in salem now so so she can share with us they are saying we went to hillary clinton event tonight where she called donald trump and his plans shameless and dangerous. >> this is both a shameless. every presidential candidate is weighing in. almost all of them blasting

muslims from entering the united states. donald trump the republican front runner has made a name for himself in the last months by trafficking in prejudice and pair notice ya. first item of business for hillary clinton at a town hall meeting in salem, new hampshire. that requires high growth. speaking chamber trumps ideas will turn off voters. >> i don't think donald trump is serious. and what he's saying is that a serious plan. we're living in serious time we need real leadership. all this helps his buddy hillary clinton for sure. lindsey graham doesn't mince his words. he's senne phobic religious bigot. one notable exception, ted cruz. i commend donald trump for standing up and focus america's attention on the need to secure our border. even former massachusetts governor and republican

tweeted trump's firing before aiming. leaving republican party in quite a predicament trying to distance them several from trumping language without losing billionaire business man's supporters. >> this is not conservativism. what was proposed yefd yesterday is no the what this party stands for spokesperson says trumping plans basically disqualify him from the presidency. reporting live from salem, new hampshire kimberly bookman. federal visa waiver program. house passed a bill that overhaul rules. legislation would bar anyone who has number iraq or syria in the last five years from coming into u.s. without a visa. countries in program would also be required to share information officials. >> the vote comes as we're getting new details about at terror attack in california. cnn reporting tonight shooter syed farook may have been plotting an earlier attack in california with someone else.

mind. details. officials are also investigating what $28,000 was recently account. >> the night team northeastern university where they held a vigil tonight for a student who has been missing for more than week now. 21-year-old dennis has not be seen or heard from since november 29th. family friends and law enforcement working around clock in hopes of finding him safe. we still have hope. and denny is out there. we miss you. we love you so much. i miss dennis. i miss him so much. and i want him home. whatever you dennis, just come home. >> anyone who may know something about dennis's disappearance is asked to call police. both sides are request a delay in aaron hernandez double murder trial. jury selection set to begin january 19th. but prosecutors and defense lawyer waiting for are an appeal

hernandez is accused a killing two men in 2012 after encountering them a boston night club. up next tonight a hidden kennedy. tonight a new look at the life of rosemary kennedy. woman people know so little about. and how she made a big impact on so many people's lives. also tonight's, a winter warmal from some perfect strangers thanks to kindness on the boston common. temperatures will be climbing kim. we'll take look ahead in the forecast. and into fire, 7 takes you behind the scenes at chicago fire with look at how they get all of that stuff to blow up safely. and an exclusive tour next on 7 news at 11. tomorrow, a state vehicle rammed her ride. and gave her crash course. i had to personally file with the common wealth myself. see how we solved her collision pholiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price...

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she's been called hidden kennedy daughter rosemary was third child and sister of jfk. she lived a very different life then her high profile siblings. she inspired them to change way people think about those with disabilities. christa delcamp now with the story. >> kennedy girl. eunice and rosemary 19. the young man in the case is brother jack. that's one few times the world heard from rosemary. but contend siblings here would change way world thought about people with disabilities. so much of it all began because of you know a woman in my family who had very little intellectual capacity compared to you know my awning el jack oh bobby or my mom or my dad but had sort of hidden secret gift that only comes from god. like her older brothers rosemary was born at home in brookline. complications. rose was ready to deliver rosemary but the nurse held baby

for the doctor to arrive. and of course that deprived ross mary of oxygen. and so we link her intellectual disabilities to that moment. kate clifford larson wrote new best seller rosemary the hidden kennedy daughter. for years rosemary attended special schools but always traveled with the family. when her father became ambassador to england they all moved to london. this really was the best time of rosemary's life. but world war ii forced everyone home. and that was the beginning of the end for ross mary. she was sent to another convent school and she would sneak out at night in washington d.c. and they wouldn't know where she was, this frightened the family so joe decided that he needed to do something about it quickly. the decision, rosemary would lobotomy an operation on brain that doctors no longer perform. she had to learn to walk and talk and move function. afterwards. because she couldn't do

lobotomy went terribly wrong. her parents sent rosemary to live with nuns in wisconsin. rose did not see her daughter for 20 years after lobotomy her brother jack did visit if in flaen 58 when he was campaigning he went to wisconsin and made secret visit to his sister and her. >> eventually rosemary's sister eunice took over responsibility for her care in cause urging her action. eunice forced the administration to pay attention and pass legislation for families for individuals with disabilities. she went on to found the special olympics. rosemary's new new an anthony slieber is carrying out her legacy created best buddies a national organization that helps create opportunities for people with intellectual developmental disabilities. just like rosemary count and to participate in a whole variety of different ways you never know

she moved needle in big way. rosemary died in wisconsin in 2005. she was 82 years old. in spite of the tragedy that happened to rosemary, her legacy is this powerful accommodation and world that we live in now for people with disabilities. i've actually had the opportunity to ride in the best buddy's challenge. it's an annual bike ride. it dissolves thousands of rider boston to hyannis port. anthony slieber says it's important to her the group's big event take place there close to places where rosemary and her family spent happy times together. >> in the newsroom i'm christa delcamp, 7 news. >> and we're following more news tonight. someone in boston working toward common good bye leaving clothing hanging from trees on boston common. mittens scarves hats all tied to the trees with string. there's a large sign nearby. it says they are not lost instead, if you are stuck out in cold please take something you

a kind gesture that many in city say does not go unnoticed. >> i noticed this morning and made me tear reeyed to see good things in world going on. i stopped and read the sign. i saw couple people take few scarves and mitten it was great. it was really awesome. city says as long clothing isn't damaging treeses or park property they will leave it just where it is. the woman we interview there had made such a good point. all negativity we've all been hearing about and reporting on this. yes we need to be lifted up. so a little bit of balance maybe. but we've had a lot of nice holiday stories, pete. yeah we've. they've great all along. and temperatures today, well closer to normal. 45 in boston. we've reached that at midnight last night 40 in bed forked. 47 maya is in. despite fact we had moderate rain there. erp earlier in days clouds have upper hand in next couple days we will see brighter skies on thursday.

warmer late week in upper 30s now most everywhere with clouds hanging on. we have a lower 30s up through reading and ipswich now mid 30s. 34 in tyngsboro and 33 in sterling. auburn 34. 32 in shrewsbury. also we find 35 in foxboro. look attleboro 28 degrees might have break in overcast allowing cold to seep in where is is it not here. not across the central canada. look that all way to edmonton all above normal arctic air something near zero even with this below zero reading in yellow knife and zero in goose bay, that's above normal for them. our temperatures have been way above normal so far this december. and in fact, about six degrees above normal staying mild through mid december. no changes that we see dramatic changes that would shift the jet air. or that would make it for a soon. we did miss out on big one today just off shore bringing that

south shore and cape even had few sprinkles in boston. clouds and clouds and more clouds. tomorrow they will struck they drift underneath an inversion a warm layer of air in middle atmosphere. sun can't fry through them because it's too weak. what you see is what you get. gray sky. however these are weird clouds sometimes they allow for little gaps to open up sometimes we have sunshine bleeding through from time to time. all is no the lost. thursday we have a front moving in. it's weakening all the while. as it comes through though on thursday morning it may trigger a shower. then, it mixes in some sunshine. and we get milder. just like that we turn it around from 40s into the 50s on thursday. middle 50s and this should hold into the weekend too. a warm spell. that's very atypical of december. normal high is 44. we'll hover in mid 50s and maybe upper 50s. typically we have about a 25 to 40 percent chance a white christmas in boston on south shore. metro west 40 to 50 percent.

i don't think we'll have any chance this pattern just luke like it will hold through middle month and 26 to 34. partial clearing tomorrow our temperatures 42 to 46. mainly cloudy, seasonably cool for one last time before we bring in the warm air. all way into weekend. we might see wet weather tail end of our 7 day forecast. but this is a pattern that has consistency. and all models all way through mid december, there is overwhelm warmth in east and all of central and eastern canada. >> see you tomorrow. all right pets thank you. now we're taking you into the fire for behind of scenes look a one nbc's hottest show. chris anderson visited set of chicago fire to talk to stars and see how they do those intensifier fighting scenes a not bar where everybody knows your name but a bar that everybody knows. we're molly's public onset chicago fire. we are going to serve you up a behind the scenes look at this

it's the show that started it all. chicago fire continues to sizzle. it's red howed success leading to two nbc spin offs. all began with ladder 51. we're going doing our best to honor craft, tree profession with honest stories. honest stories and heart stopping action. i spent time on location with the actors in chicago. there's no cgi on our show. but there are some special effects secrets. boy this car is already in rough shape. but wait until you see what we're about b. to do to it. what we use for fire propane in this car we have a rigged with two propane bars. we have smoke machine, a smoker that's coming up under the hood. steve is the show's fire and safety expert. and was a real firefighter in chicago for 36 years. the pro bain bars in car have a pilot light attached.

similar to how your standard gas grill works, but on a much larger scale. >> come up above. he works closely with show's special effects wizards to create spectacular flames like these and because those flames are real, the actors had to spend time in at the chicago fire training academy to learn how to respond and react like real firefighters. no nobody questions it. okay. corridor of fire you've got to run downyou know you will be safe. and safety is the key. in chicago, chris anderson, 7 news. all right. good news for chicago fire fans series has officially been renewed for next season. they have some big 3 show cross over coming in january with chicago fire. chicago pd and chicago med.

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canadian for final time for this year winter classic bruins had eight game point streak snapped last night. perhaps a little worse for the wear having played four games in three time zones in six nights. now they had head to montreal claude julien says the schedule is what it is. >> we have to. i mean that's that part of grind through nhl, there were no exception to the rule here. every team goes through that. you just have to have some character and battle through it. so we got to get ourselves ready for wednesday here. and then understand obvious will importance of that game get us back in the win column again. go from there. >> celtics back in boston for first time in ten days they went 3 and 2 on that road trip that took them through florida, mexico texas and louisiana. now a tough week at home. bulls tomorrow night and then night. golden state now 23 and 0 after

city of curry more than just scorer no look alley oop. twoin points and ten assists. clay thompson other half the splash brothers on fire tonight. 39 points. ten 3 pointer. he did leave game with sprained angle something to keep an eye leading up to friday night. warrior win it 131-123 for 27th straight regular season win gaiting back to last year. patriots in need of a little pick up after dropping back to back games if first times since 2012 they got one from about 250 kids who swarmed gillette stadium for annual children's holiday party. new england patriots hosting kids in need from all over new england for dinner, autograph and gifts. the highlight every year is the build a tree competition as they decorate patriots players with bows garland and ornaments. devin mccourty loves the spirit of the event. definitely trying to win best dressed tree.

but, you know it's all about winning best christmas tree. i want to holiday party with a bunch of their friends and nfl players mr. craft patriots i didn't get to have that much fun as kid i'm happy to be a part of it now. utahs patriots in texans on sunday night right here on 7 nbc. we'll get you ready for kick off with our 7 on the sidelines pregame show beginning a 6:30. dan shaunassey heading to baseball hall of fame. winner of gj taylor spinning award long time boston globe sports columnist will be honor this summer in cooperstown. that's sports.

finally tonight look all of these holiday cards for member ever u.s. military two local women who have family members hoping to get 300 thousand cars this year sent around the world. if you'd like to help reach that goal go to www.whdh.com. i say we all do it. let's just give them hundreds of cards.