fans stay safe teens in trouble. a 16-year-old girl is tied to a chair with a gun to her face over a boy. a state vehicle hit her car but her claim hit a roadblock. >> so she asked us to solve it 7. breaking news first at 111:00, two firefighters hurt after a recovery attempt at a downtown crossing. a woman jumped on the tracks. >> when the firefighters tried to get to her, their equipment malfunctioned and they got shocked. >> reporter: adam, they tell us the woman was actually trespassing when she was hit and killed by the train. it was during the recovery operation that the firefighters ran into danger. intense moments at the downtown crossing when a woman is hit and killed by a red light train. two firefighters were hurt as they were testing the third rail so they could try to get to the woman.

have to put a clamp on the third rail and to confirm the power is shut down and that's what they did, there was a slight shock but they're fine. >> reporter: they used another machine to make sure the power was indeed off to remove the woman's woman's body. >> man: they're well trained. safety first, it has to be confirmed by three people on the team by the fire department and even then, it's tested that it's shut down before anyone enters. >> reporter: the incident, shutting down the red light leaving many to take shuttle buses and long lines. >> woman: this is really frustrating, i'm trying to get to my kids and my husband. this is too much. i just got out of work and now i have to walk all the way down here just to get home. >> woman: it's a little crazy but what are you going to do. >> reporter: the firefighters were taken to the hospital as a

some breaking news we're following right now. police are investigating a deadly shooting in door chester tonight. this happened on southern avenue. one person was rushed to the hospital but then later died. no arrests have been made. the night team at fenway park where they're taking steps to help keep fans safe at home. it was last season, you recall, a fan was badly hurt when she was hit by a foul ball and now major league baseballs are now recommending parks add more safety netting. >> reporter: when you guys come to fenway park, you're expecting to watch baseball and have a good time. ambulance. that's happened before and safer. the red sox are the first team to agree to add more netting in the dugouts to make sure fans don't get hurt.

someone getting hurt, that's what you should do. >> man: i like the nets. >> reporter: those nets will likely prevent injuries like the one suffered by tanya. she was nearly killed last june. her and her son were sitting near the dugout in a section that was not protected by netting. some fans thinking that it's going to make the seats less desirable. >> man: it's a close call. it's going to make a different view but it's going to add a lot of safety. if you're not paying attention and you're sitting in those seats, you're at risk >> reporter: they say the club is in the process of getting new designs and reaching out to ticket holders most affected by the changes. he understands the netting will now cover the area where tanya was sitting so something like this is unlikely to happen again.

that they suffered was a stimulus to provide extra netting, at least something good will come out of her injuries and suffering. those changes likely to go into effect before next season begins. at this point, the red sox have not outlined a time line just yet. trouble in plainville. they're facing serious charges. police say they tied up a classmate and threatened to shoot her during a party. kim is in plainville with why police say they did this. >> reporter: well, adam, you could call this teenage drama but this all happened over a boy. this weapon plainville police say, was held to the head of a teenage girl by a 15-year-old girl at a house party last month. investigators say another 15-year-old girl videotaped the whole thing. it happened here, at the washington street apartment of these three 18-year-olds.

people were drinking and things escalated. when one girl asked mother if she was dating her ex boyfriend. when the answer was yes, records show the 15-year-old suspect pushed the 16-year-old victim into a chair and hand cuffed her then pointed this gun and said ee any me nin miney mo, i'm going to shoot you in the head. turns out it was a replica of a hand gun but the victim didn't know that and pleaded to let her go. a friend of the victim ran down to the dunkin donuts to the police. they went to the party spot and found weapons, ammunition, stun guns, and alcohol. the manager of the complex said he promptly kicked the tenants out. the two suspects are in police custody. they have a hearing tomorrow

a grave situation where earlier this week a man was arrested and accused of taking bones from a cemetery. investigators say they discovered more bones are missing. >> reporter: and kim, it was a three skeletal remains this second time. this was all as police were investigating the break in at the first mausoleum break in. they discovered a second one was broken into and it was all the same method and went undetected for weeks. new locks and chains around mausoleum doors in wister. police say there was a second break in and three more skeletal remains were taken. >> man: there's an organized cult out there that are actively looking for human remains. >> reporter: he claims he's private and police arrested him

week saying he needed the bones to practice his religion. >> man: we could tell they put a lot of thought and did a lot of research in picks these particular mausoleum s. >> reporter: he told police he wasn't acting alone when he stole the skeletons in september. >> man: the locks were cut in may yet the removals weren't until september. now, this is what we're looking for, what was the delay? >> reporter: friends of the cemetery say it's on the signal registry and the mausoleum s are a century old and they're horrified over this creepy crime. >> woman: this is a very sacred place where people bury their families and go to grieve so when something like this occurs,

>> reporter: police are warning other cemeteries to check their mausoleum s to see if there are break ins. a man facing a judge after a home invasion. 22-year-old kevin murphy seen here appearing in court today. he and another guy broke into a home on tuesday and tied up a pregnant woman to her bed. investigators say the suspects home. tonight, police are still searching for the second suspect. the prosecution resting today in the case of phillip chism. closing arguments will start friday. campus police officers at northeastern university will force. some campus police officers will

weapons and school officials say it's in response to the terror attacks in california and paris and not everyone is happy about the plan. >> woman: obviously we should be safe but there are other ways to apprehend people without semi automatic weapons. >> the boston police department is also unhappy with the decision. they say they wish they were included in the decision. the man charged with the deadly planned parpt hood attack in colorado causing disorderly behavior in court. the list? seal the truth, huh? kill the babies. does. >> facing the judge, robert deer had multiple outbursts telling the court he was a warrior for the babies. he's accused of killing three

thousands blocked chicago's busiest street, michigan avenue, holding signs and chanting for the resignation of the mayor. this is in response to police video showing a white officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. the mayor issued an apology this morning to his city council and his city. >> man: i take responsibility for what happened because it happened on my watch. we're also going to begin the healing process. the first step in that journey is my step. and i'm sorry. >> the mayor has appointed a task force to look into the police department. the department of justice has also launched a civil rights investigation. new details tonight on the terror attack in california. the fbi says the shooters were radicalized years ago.

farook and malik were already talking about jihad. the couple opened fire on a company holiday party in san bernardino last week. 14 people were killed, 21 others injured. they visited farook's garage in the months of the shooting and that's where they found pipe bomb materials. investigators identify the third shooter in the paris shooting. he is from france and blew himself up during the deadly attack last month. 90 people were killed. republican candidate donald trump is standing firm on the comments he made on the attacks. he said muslims should be temporarily banned from entering the country. he isn't backing down. mohammed ali released a

and there's nothing islamic about killing innocent people in the world. true muslims know that the ruthless violence of so called islamic gee had a disgo against our religion. moving to lighter news, tom brady and the pats getting ready to take on the texans. >> brady has taken big hits good. tom brady taking too many hits the past few weeks playing without his top two targets but appearing nice and happy in gillette stadium today. he must know something we don't know. >> man: we're good. fresh as lettuce. >> despite the pounding he's taken the last few weeks but riding a two game losing streak

games. i think all of our quality of life sucks when you lose games but that's just the way it is. it should be important, it should hurt when you lose. because we put a lot into it. >> especially when that means pulling out all the stops in the passing game. >> man: it was a great call by josh and danny made a great throw. hopefully i'll be throwing to other receivers to this week. >> ready to bring the pain this sunday in houston. >> man: they have all the stats and we're going to have to do a good job. obviously it's a big challenge for us but we have to figure out a way to move the ball enough, opportunities. they certainly make it hard. >> nothing will come easy for the patriots without the two men

he's lost two straight just once in his career in 2002. all right, joe, thank you. you know you can catch all the action on 7 nbc on sunday night when the pats take on the texans and be sure to join us before the game at 6:30 coming up next, puppies. >> these little dogs aren't just cute. we'll tell you about the scientific break through that brought them here and how they can save lives. when we'll see some rain ahead. a crash with a car owned by the state left one woman waiting and waiting for the state to pay up. after a r catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99.

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accident with someone driving a state owned vehicle says she hit a roadblock when it came time to fix her car. she got nowhere after filing an insurance claim with the state. >> she never received the paper work she was promised and needed. so she reached out to solve it 7. >> reporter: heavy traffic, road construction, and foul weather are all things amanda is used to dealing with. >> woman: i drive constantly, every single day, all day long. >> reporter: this social worker spends a lot of time behind the wheel both for her job and trips to visit her family. >> woman: when i was driving to go see my mom on mother's day. >> reporter: shortly after leaving her house, the vehicle next to her starting coming over into her lane. >> woman: i was right there screaming out the window and she just kept coming, tore my mirror off. >> reporter: amanda and the other driver pulled over. the police arrived and filled out a report.

vehicle that hit her car, she and her insurance company had to file a claim, which they did. about a month later she received an e-mail. >> woman: they received my claim and they would hand it off and i would get a courtesy letter that was sent to the agency involved. >> reporter: she said that letter never came so she called the attorney general's office and didn't hear back and neither did her insurance company. >> woman: having someone get hit and their mirror taken off isn't a big deal for them but it really affects my life. >> reporter: her claim was stuck in a virtual traffic jam. unsure of where to turn next, she decided to reach out to solve it 7. we looked into amanda's problem, e-mailed the attorney general's office and explained the situation. a week later, amanda received the letter she had been waiting for. >> woman: then i was finally connected to the agency and that wouldn't have happened without you guys.

for more than $1,400 to get her car fixed. >> woman: definitely really happy and i was telling everyone if you have an issue call 7. >> reporter: are you having an issue of your own? maybe we can help you. call us or send us an e-mail. in the newsroom, chris an derson. let's talk about your forecast and this time of the year, i said it at least one other time this week, you look at the time and temperature and it's warm out. >> i think tomorrow, even warmer. chris tonight with the forecast. yeah, absolutely right guys. thinking mid to upper 50s tomorrow afternoon. you think back years ago in 2003 and in 1992, some major nor easters that dropped a major

nothing like that. look at the numbers right now. 44 in boston, 47 in new bedford, they haven't dropped off at all. in fact, they've picked up a couple of degrees the last several hours. that may be the case in the morning hours. close to 50 by day break tomorrow. also coming in, a little bit of patchy fog and spotty drizzle. i can't rule out the passing showers that are moving into pennsylvania right now. those will swing on through early tomorrow morning. other than that, we deal with a quiet day tomorrow. i expect breaks of sun in the afternoon and any rain we get is light. we're talking a few hundredths inches of rain. tomorrow afternoon, mixture of sun and clouds with temperatures jumping up into the mid to upper 50s. one forecast model, just a couple of hundredths of an inch there. you get the picture here. a little bit of a damp start

we're dry and mild for the afternoon. the temperatures in the low to middle 40s now, rising up by day break tomorrow. a shower moving on through. otherwise, dry and mild in the afternoon. 54 to 58 degrees. winds have been very active with a lot of heavy mountain snow and heavy sets of rain. and you're beginning to see another storm system approach in the pacific northwest. eventually it's going to work all the way across the country and give us an opportunity for rain on monday. before we get to that, mild weather continuing. one tricky part of the forecast for sunday, where exactly this front is going to set on up across new england. north of this front, 40 to near 50s which isn't bad this time of year, but south of the front, that's where we hold temperatures 50s plus. those will be the days you have

so call it low 50s on average there. saturday looking mild. 55-60 degrees. look at the 7 on 7 forecast and a lot of the 7-day forecast is 55 to 60 degrees beginning tomorrow all the way through the early part of next week. highest chance of rain is monday afternoon and monday night. we're following more breaking news tonight. there's extra puppy love from cornell university. puppies born through invee troe fert saigs. it's hard to do with dogs. they've been trying to figure this out for 40 years. they say this break through could help with disease. talking sports tonight, not just the patriots, i saw the first goal at the brewins game. that was kind of ugly.

the canadians for over a year now. brewins turning up in the third period tonight.

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if you want to get back in the groove offensively, there are plenty of other teams you'd rather have next than the texans. the patriots don't pick their schedule and they're preparing to go against the team's toughest defense. >> man: i wish we could sustain rhythm. >> man: i don't know, is he talking about dancing? i can't dance. >> man: i just have to find an open guy and have to find someone who can actually do something with it. if it's in my hands, there's usually nothing good happening. >> man: we're going to try to do our best we're going to try to find a rhythm. >> they kick it off on sunday night right here on 7 nbc. we'll get you ready with the pregame show at 6:30.

in the wing zone. they lost 8 straight against montreal dating back to the playoffs in 2014. the brewins took advantage scoring three straight in the third period. here we go. at first, it looked like the same old story. the puck bounces on the stick, off zack and in, and the halves led in the first period. ericson breaks in and fools them. game tied at 1-1. 42 seconds later, they bury it and the brewins win it, finally, 3-1 the final celtics and bulls, before the game they had a moment of silence. we pick it up in the second quarter here and they turn up

way and he's going to go 360 and throw it down. celtics trailed by half time. fourth quarter, loose down low and finding david lee. isaiah thomas led the way. the lay up and the follow-up, the celtics lead it 105-100. they have four straight at the garden michigan state and maryland, not much of a contest for the spartans like that. spartans win by 43 points and the fancy dish gets our play of the day. baseball winter meetings come to an end tomorrow down in building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this...

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