violent erupts in broad daylight. the hunt is on for the criminals behind the shooting and stabbing in brookline. when you can see showers. wild weather storms in. a tornado touchdown tears through the south. tom brady sends a special message to patriots nation. and big worries for a new hampshire couple. man: i feel like i wasn't told the whole story. i feel like someone dropped the ball. when a local jewelry store tried to give hem the run around -- >> he asked us to solve it 7. breaking news first at 11:00, police investigating a murder inside a home. neighbors say they are simply shocked this is happening on their street. >> let's get right out to the scene. brandon is live with the latest. reporter: adam and kim, it is still a very active scene. state police along with norton police are here.

at this point, the only thing they'll confirm is that it's a homicide investigation. this is on home street in norton. investigators have been here since 7:30. we saw them take two young children out of the apartment. neighbors say the couple that lived there had two kids and saw a woman being taken out in an ambulance and that's what they're most concerned with tonight. woman: this place is surrounded with cruises, ambulances, fire trucks, there was commotion going on, people pulling up, crying, they took a woman out, she's in the back of an ambulance. they were doing cpr. and now they took her away really quick. they roped off everything and we haven't heard anymore since. reporter: well, right now we know bris tol county is handling this investigation.

is that it's a homicide investigation. and also breaking in norton tonight, state police investigating a head on crash. this happened on route 495 north just before 7:30. the driver of a pick up crossed the median of a highway and crashed into a car. state police are not releasing any information about what happened there or the conditions of the drivers. we're following the end to a long legal battle. the city of boston clearing the way for a resort casino to be built in everett. kim is in boston now with more details on the deal. reporter: well, adam, this fight has gone on for two years. the entire time the city of boston's mayor has been in office. tonight it's over. man: we both agreed to put the past in the past. reporter: a judge dismissed the lawsuit against the casino this

left so it folded. forward. reporter: steve plans to build a casino in everett. boston's mayor felt in order to get there, people will have to use boston's highways and so the city should get a piece of the action. win will pay $31 million over 15 years for community improvements like the arts, sports, and senior programming. an additional $25 million over ten years will go around infrastructure around sullivan square and $25 million a year for 15 years in boston businesses. man: boston is a big city, we have a lot of services and companies in our city. i don't see a problem with that. reporter: still, this move doesn't mean the mayor is warming up to a casino is next door. man: i'm not excited. i'm glad we're moving forward. there are other big issues we have to deal with.

this case have cost the city of boston $1.5 million. a portion of that, win will reimburse. and breaking news in brook line where police say they tracked down a car involved in the shooting and stabbing of three people. this violence broke out in broad daylight and three people are in the hospital right now with the people responsible on the run. reporter: well, kim, where i stand right now on st. paul's street is basically where all of this started. if you look behind me in the apartment right up the street here, 198 is where we've been watching investigators come and out, recently getting a search warrant to get inside. we're going on about 12 hours now since the initial call came in, while they're still being looking for two suspects. this is the car police found unoccupied tonight. a white ford focus they say was

shootings. investigators say it started at an apartment where there were five people involved. police just releasing the dispatch call made moments after the fight. woman: 198, the second floor, we're reporting a disturbance on the third floor. reporter: here, investigators found a man who had been shot and stabbed. then at 75 harvard street, calls came in about two people in the street. one man had been shot and the other stabbed and possibly shot. clothes and two cell phones left behind. man: i got two people stabbed. reporter: police still looking for the two other men who got away. now there were three schools that went on lockdown for a few hours this afternoon while all this unfolded. the children are okay. the three people hospitalized, we're told, are in stable condition.

police tracking down a virginia murder suspect today. officers found this man inside an apartment building this morning. williams shot himself in the head as police were going in to arrest him. he was wanted for strangling a man in virginia last week and possibly kidnapping that man's wife. right now he's in in critical condition. republican front runner donald trump on the attack after dropping out of tomorrow's debate. reporter: well, kim, i can tell you trump appeared on the fox network tonight. trump wasn't having it. it's just five days until the iowa caucus and donald trump is holding his ground promising to skip tomorrow's debate. man: i didn't like the fact that they set out press releasing playing games. reporter: tonight, even bill could not convince him about

man: i just want you to consider it. you won't meet no chicks, i'll take them off the ledger if you consider it. man: even though you and i had an agreement that you wouldn't ask me that, which we did, i will therefore forget that you asked me that. but it's not up to me, bill. man: you're actually telling the truth there. reporter: trump says unless fox removes megan kelly, he won't show. something fox said they won't do. that would not be politically correct. i called her a lightweight reporter, instead. trumps opponents are already piling up saying trump is scared. but trump says it's fox news to blame. man: i was pushed away. i'm not walking away. man: you are walking away. reporter: trump will be in iowa tomorrow night.

be holding a fundraiser for veterans. a man held hostage in iran is speaking out tonight. he was held at an iranian prison for 40 days before he was released last week. he was participating in a language program before he was captured. tonight, he spoke about this terrifying ordeal. man: definitely the most dangerous two hours, probably, dangerous and difficult time for me. i was violently pulled out of my cell, put into the -- rush down to the basement. you're pulled into a series of you. i could not believe what i was looking at. >> he had no idea he was even being released until he was in an suv with diplomatic plates.

marathon bombing trial. previously private documents unsealed now and giving us a glimpse into his life immediately after the shootout. he was in critical condition. when interrogators showed up, he couldn't talk because his jaw was wired shut. instead, he answered questions by writing in a notebook. at one point he said "is my brother alive, i know you said he is, are you lying? is he alive" the defense said agents lied to him. documents show that he asked for an attorney and at one point, he wrote the word "lawyer" ten times and circled it. drivers speaking out after missing a deadly crash. a run away tire sailed over his pick up truck. it ended up slamming into another car and killed the

man: i just feel so bad for the victim and his family and friends. it just kinds of put into perspective how quickly life can be snatched from you. >> state police say the tire fell off that pick up truck going in the opposite direction but they're still investigating how it happened. the owner of a pizza shop accused of making an indecent properly to a former employee. place say the 65-year-old tried to recruit a 19-year-old girl into prostitution. the alleged victim says he offered her hundreds of dollars to have sex with married men. court paper work claim two other girls previously agreed to that offer. surveillance video shows a masked man jumping over a counter to rob a convenience store. she says she was wearing a thick coat, so she wasn't hurt by the taser so she decided to fight back against the thief.

it's like your brain freeze z for a second and then after wards you realize what's happening and that's when you look at what he has and you just want to see how can i stop this. >> police later arrested a suspect after matching his car to a witness's description. he's charged with assault and armed battery. police are looking for the criminals who sprayed graffiti on the public library last night. they were scrubbing the paint off the walls. right now police don't have any suspects. coming up next, saying thanks. >> after a wild season, tom brady takes the time to reach out to pats fans. his handwritten message to them. also tonight, wild weather

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tom brady passing a note to patriots nation today. showing his appreciation for new england just days after the pats lost the afc championship page. he posted a picture of his letter on his facebook page. reporter: well, kim, fans of boston say it's why he's tom terrific. remembering to take the time to write a note to thank them for their support. man: thank you for the fans for the incredible support you gave us this season. reporter: it's an open letter to his fans. he wrote out his thoughts. man: our team fought hard all year. man: i've never seen his handwriting before other than autographs. reporter: he told fans, our team fought hard all year, right down to the final play and how

what we were playing for. man: our goal every season is to win. the last game -- man: it would have been better if they won. reporter: for fans in boston, it was a tough game to watch. man: i think it's great, he's the best, i wouldn't expect anything less than him. reporter: the 137 word letter, handwritten in caps and signed simply, tom. man: shows us why we love tom brady, he's a football genius and great person and he knows how to appreciate the people that support him. reporter: now fans who read the note say that his penmanship was pretty decent right up until the very end. while some online taking note there was a misspelling in there him. >> right. all right, crews cleaning up the wreckage after wild weather in florida. in fact, people could do nothing but watch as the tornado touched

man: whoa. >> you can see the destruction left behind. tossing cars and tractor trailers across the roads, uprooting trees and buildings. the tornado touched down three times in all. all right, we are above the freezing mark at logan airport and along the coast line, people won't be scraping frost after their windshields tomorrow morning. recently. lots of sunshine. friday, a little weather system comes through but no bitterly cold air in sight. yes, the numbers are much colder than where we were yesterday. colder. the city at 33, jaffrey at 26:

through here during the day. cold air takes hold tonight and that will be out there early tomorrow morning. your morning commute, it's colder than it was this morning and also, if you're heading out for your morning jog, it's colder and there will be black ice. air will refreeze tonight and tomorrow morning. the city tomorrow morning around 26. nor way at 14. whistler 19. through the day tomorrow, cold to cool to comfortable. clouds with partly sunny skies. temps out there tomorrow morning high 30s low 40s. hills upper 30s. jaffrey at 37. and out in the cape and islands, 41. on to friday, a lot of clouds and we watch the weather system on friday produce a couple of isolated snow showers. could be rain showers on the cape. it's the same weather system

monday and this low pressure will be a close shave. the kind of you get from gillette. that storm does not bother us but i think the cold front is going to reach out and grab a little moisture from the storm and produce a lot of clouds and isolated rain and snow showers. maybe snow showers friday afternoon that might coat up the grounds and then up through central new england and then the weekend, that features a warm front that will generate the clouds and perhaps a flurry. sunday and monday, look at that. near 50 on sunday. monday and tuesday of next week temperatures in the low to mid 50s and out on the road in pennsylvania, won't see a shadow. >> thank you, jr. wedding ring worries for a man in new hampshire. after his band broke three times in the months following his wedding, he decided to switch

>> he thought it would be covered under his warranty, but when he discovered he would have to flip the bill, he reached out to solve it 7. reporter: check can't help but smile when he talks about his husband. when the new hampshire first met back in august of 2013, it was love at first sight. after six months together, the due duo decided to shop for rings. man: i just felt they had a lot more options. reporter: they picked up two rings and bought them along with a lifetime repair warranty. they got married in august of 2014. man: i was just cleaning my house and i felt a pinching underneath my finger. reporter: chuck was bummed out so he took it back to zales and

three months later. man: the ring broke again. same spot. reporter: frustrated, chuck took his ring back and got it fixed again. but when it broke a third time this past november, check said he had enough. man: my father passed away six years ago and he gave me his wedding ring. reporter: chuck wanted them to set his diamonds in his father's ring. he said the manager agreed to do it. man: i was told it was going to be taken care of. the receipt showed zero cost. reporter: a couple of weeks ring. man: he explained to me, well, estimate. reporter: chuck says what he thought was a free service to fix his ongoing problem was now going to cost him about $200. frank paid the money because he wanted chuck to have his ring back in time for christmas but

needed help. that's when solve it 7 got involved. we reached out to the parent company and explained to them the ongoing issues chuck was having with his ring and the unexpected bill to fix the problems. the representative said he'd look into the case and he did. man: got my money back. reporter: after a few conversations with chuck and solve it 7, zales refunded the full amount. man: thank you for everything. without your help, i would have still had to pay for the ring and i just would still be fighting for it. reporter: and that's what we're here for, to fight for you. if you need help with a problem you can't get resolved, give us a ring or send us an e-mail.

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breaking information about the car crash. reporter: police are confirming that a woman was stabbed to death at this apartment by her estranged husband. you can see it's still an active scene.

they got a call of a woman who had been stabbed. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. she was 34 years old. immediately after that, they got a 911 call of a two car crash on 295 in norton. this estranged husband is 35 years old, apparently he crossed the median and hit the car head on and that sent a 30-year-old woman from rhode island to the hospital with serious injuries. again, this is the estranged husband who has been arrested and charged with the murder of his wife again at this apartment complex in norton. we also saw them take away two kids from this apartment earlier. neighbors say that is that couple's kids. that's the latest here in norton. big part of celtics success,

their last three games and it was a major factor in tonight's game against the nuggets. rising star challenge, good all star weekend and shows you why here. 15 steals on one end and bradley finishes on the other. he had 18 first quarter points and kept the hot hand going well into the second. 21 first half points for av. ended up with 27 matches a season high and up at ten at recess. end of the third, attacking the rack for a lay up and foul. 17. to the fourth we go where the c's had fun on the run. getting long pass to evan turner for the flush. 20 turnovers and a 111-104 win. their fourth in a row. man: a lot of room to improve but when we turn it up and in

a good defensive team. man: they say defense makes games. i definitely believe that. 16 years ago today, robert craft handed the kids of franchise over to bill belichek and the rest was history. four trophies later, you can see it worked out for both the hoodie and patriots. several faces around him may have come and gone, but belichek is the stand and he remembers the date of hiring fondly. man: it was one of the best days of my life. i look back with great pride. i look forward to next year and continuing to find a way to making our team better and more competitive and a team everybody could be proud of. david is still on the clock.

providence to keep working on his way back into game shape. the 19-year-old had five points in 8 games from returning from injury earlier this month. after he was hospitalized after an elevated heart rate, he has been checked out and released and will return to the brewins after the break. all right, alex, thank you. here's jimmy with what's

it's always a pleasure spending time with you. jimmy fallon is up next.