the pe but reallabout the cold and bitter wind. wind chill warning in effect tomorrow afternoon. 4:00 p.m. up until about noon on sunday and during that time frame wind chills between 20 and 30 below. that is serious cold. the air temperatures themselves boston around five below on sunday morning. worcester ten below. fitchburg at 12 below and again there is your record for the city. we'll get there in boston. worcester close going back to 19 1979 when was 121 below. advertising around ten below but just like that it is out of here here. we work toward monday it's cold early in the day. but then by the afternoon it will be about where we are this afternoon upper 20's to around 30 and our next storm it actually is going to chase out the arctic air it. might start as some snow very late monday night and tuesday morning but otherwise we're talking about rain with temperatures on tuesday in the 40's. >> anchor: 7 news now in wareham where police arrested a man who they say shot and killed another man earlier this week. the victim was found shot to

7's kempy o'hara live for news wareham now where the alleged gunman faced a judge today. kielty? >> anchor: good evening. prosecutors say the motive to this murder was an affair that the suspect just found out about recently. >> anchor: john witte in court. the berklee man accused of killing an acquaintance gunning him down at his wareham home monday night. shooting him in cold blood. prosecutors say the motive to the murder, jealousy over a woman . he knew the victim mr. williams. he went on to say that his girlfriend of 25 years had passed away in late january and he had recently discovered that she and the victim had unbeknownst to him prior been involved romantically . believed when he learned of the relationship after his girlfriend's death he went over to the victim's home, shooting as well. mr. williams was found lying on his floor motionless a short distance from the front

trauma to his body. ten gunshot wounds to his head and upper back area. >> anchor: that victim was discovered dead in his own home the next day. prosecutors say what led them to arrest witte was all of the evidence in his home from guns to ammunition and even blood on the district attorney says the victim's family is devastated. it's a shocker i think to find out what exactly happened, what specifically happened to your dad and how brutally he was killed in his own home. >> anchor: prosecutors say another piece of evidence that led them to witte was his gps device that had the victim's address locked in there. family says their father was a loved member that will be missed daryl. in wareham tonight, kelly o'hara 7 news . >> anchor: fire fighters facing frigid temperatures to battle a house fire in norton last night. the fire crew put out the flames despite the cold weather. three people inside that house were able to get out safely. the norton fire chief says his team acted quickly. once they got their emergency call . >> anchor: we responded upon

already present. went right into defensive mode. both mother and two sons were out and safe . >> anchor: officials don't know what caused the fire but say they are investigating. this 52-year-old man is under arrest today. police say he was drunk and caused a car crash that serious seriously injured another driver driver. the accident happened in hampton new hampshire yesterday? he faces drunk driving charges . >> anchor: we're following more news today. a judge in massachusetts says bill cosby's wife must testify husband. the judge ordered camille cosby to answer questions under oath but says camille can refuse to answer questions about marital conversations. the deposition is part of a lawsuit filed by 7 women who claimed bill cosby defamed them by calling them liars. the women accused the 78 misconduct. >> anchor: two students are dead following a shooting at a high school in arizona. morning in glendale. police say the two victims are 15-year-old girls and a gun was found near their bodies.

figure out what led to that shooting. they do not believe anyone else was involved. now the school immediately went into lock down, the students have now been released to their parents. >> anchor: tense moments in mississippi following a deadly shooting when one of the victims fiance say showed up to the scene. the situation could have spiraled out of control. but one officer stepped in with a simple act. the even was a nightmare . people running in every direction. people laying on the ground. people trying to assist people laying on the ground . two people dead and four wounded after a shootout in mississippi. sergeant edward wally was in the middle of it all. a woman came on to the scene, officers did didn't know she was the fiance say of one of the victims. but when nothing else worked to calm her sergeant wally stepped in. come here. i got you. talk to wally, okay. >> reporter: he used a hug instead of handcuffs. it was a hug that simpson will never forget .

came and put his arm around me and made me feel so good. it made me feel so good . you try to comfort people. most people that are victims of stuff like that just want to talk. they just want somebody to hear their story and let them talk and show that compassion and care that people want . the two year veteran of the the reaction. scene. she went a threat to anything that was going on or anybody of she was just hurt and that's when you deal with somebody like that it touches you too . i just want to tell him thank you so much. for making me feel safe. >> reporter: the woman's mother says the officer's action actions sent her a strong message that good always out outweighs the bad. >> reporter: a new jersey warehouse going up in flames. the massive fire broke out yesterday and is still burning today. look at this here. hundreds of fire fighters from around the area have been battling a fire. according to fire official the

pellets. no injuries have been reported. cause of the fire is still under investigation. take a local this a flood of trouble in pennsylvania. a watermain break this morning eroding into a river then it froze. people who live there looks like a giant iceberg there in the street. i looked out the front window and it looked as if there is like a frozen wave water and it was literally frozen solid . >> reporter: from a red cross shelter scranton, pennsylvania nicole snapped these pictures from her apartment. the icy water flooded the street in front of her building . everything was blanketed in water. it was actually like icebergs coming down the road. it was amazing. it really was . eventually it all turned to ice. every furnace was damaged. the water company called in contractors to fix the damage while crews got to work on fixing the broken main. because we were shutting down valves and because of the amount of water in the area, we couldn't reach all of the valves

once the water receded we were able to really isolate the brake better and now we're down to 30 customers . >> reporter: the company said a valve burst and was missing its top. once it was replaced the water utility company shifted those efforts to helping those displaced. . we're just waiting to find out what's going to come next. not knowing what's coming next is my biggest concern because how long are we going to be here here. are they going to found a place for are we going back home? officials at the water company say they don't know what caused that valve to burst. >> anchor: george clooney at a meeting about migrants with the german chancellor today. clooney and his wife met with her to talk about the refugee crisis. germany has an open door policy. the county took in almost half of asylum applications for syrian refugees last year. amal is a renowned human rights

promoting his new comedy "hail caesar" >> reporter: the exceo making an offer to kanye west. kanye said his new album is set to be released some time today. martin made an offer of $10 million to west via twitter asking him to make only one copy of the album and give it to him. you may remember he paid $2 million last year for the only copy of a wutang clan record . >> anchor: pope francis held an historic record today. he left rome for a trip to mexico first making a stop in cuba. he met with the head of the russian or the dock church. this maximum the first meeting in history between a roman catholic pope and russian or the dock leader. the vatican sees this as a step in the right direction . >> anchor: ahead a show of force from the british government. what happened to actor harrison ford onset that has officials taking the makers of the new "star wars" film to court. >> anchor: a developing story a man shot and killed by police.

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>> anchor: ford actually broke his leg during filming and so now officials want to take the production company to court. you think i can handle myself . >> reporter: harrison ford's character expects trouble in star wars but the actor didn't expect to be hit by the door of hits space ship. britain's pine wood studios he was iffing on the set when he was its hit by a heavy hydraulic medal door. it broke his leg. he had to be airlifted to the hospital an spent weeks in a wheelchair and on s. now britain's main safety body says it was so serious, it's prosecuting the production company for failing to manage risk on the celt by law it says employees may take reasonable steps to protect workers this is as true on a film set a factory floor company said safety always a top priority of we are dis disappointed in the decision. ford managed to finish the movie

73-year-old has had a lucky escape. last year he crash landed his vintage plane the force though clearly awakening britain's health and safety officer the lawsuit didn't stop the filling of the latest installment. it's set to release late next year . >> anchor: a tasty treat sure to win over your valentine. how to whip up a dessert for all of your chocolate cravings. jr? >> anchor: speaking of han solo hoth paying us a visit. the forecast for the weekend up next . >> anchor: have trouble break breaking the ice at parties? not confident you can make a good first impression at that networking event? now you can hire a wing woman.

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sky 7 hd over the scene here a 15-year-old a driver then left the scene. the boy has been taken to beth bethville hospital with serious injuries. you can see there abike here at the scene. a police officer with his lights on guarding that scene of we understand the driver is on the loose. they are trying to track him down right now new more on this throughout the night. bit willy cold tomorrow night, sunday morning. wind chills dangerously low, wind chill warning will be in effect tomorrow evening with the numbers down around 25 below. that carries us through sunday morning. this is no the start of a cold pattern like we saw last february. it's cold this weekend. but it snaps out of it as we work toward tuesday. temperatures on tuesday heading for the 40's. this is where our air is coming from this weekend though. look at that. the city 22 above. won't be 22 below in boston but i do think by sunday morning

below. here is the arctic front and this thing will not be denied. this is charring out of southern canada. arctic air is heavy and it is stop it. trees there still coming through the u.s. canadian border. boston 22, norwood at 22. worcester at 18. if you are out and about this evening, it's just normal cold. it's a chilly night in metro boston, southern new england but it's not dangerous with wind was last night. last night we had winds gusting 30 or 40 miles per hour which drove wind chills last night down below zero. so if you are out at big air this evening the numbers upper teens to around 20 with barely a puff of air and then overnight tonight temperatures don't move all that much from this evening. 15 to 20 with cloudy skies and a bit of patchy, light snow developing very late tonight and early tomorrow morning down along the south coast as well as the cape and islands. that's out ahead of the arctic front and then when that comes through that will kind of just

i'm not really expecting snowflakes in boston. maybe a few flurries tomorrow morning but that would be about it with temperatures tomorrow morning near 20 degrees. skiers you probably can get some runs in tomorrow morning and then the arctic air takes over. you can ski in the afternoon if you want skiers as well but those wind chills become legitimate as we work into the afternoon and evening hours. here you go. 4:00 tomorrow, the temperatures in the middle teens so tomorrow morning will be milder than tomorrow afternoon. then 7:00 tomorrow night the numbers down into the single numbers with wind chills between evening. forget about the fashion statement. it's just layer up, put the puffy coat on. you know the kind you can't put your arm down because it will be that cold out there with thes on sunday morning around five below below. the record in the city is three below and i think we'll get there and it's a statement when boston logan gets below zero also this similar when it goes above 100 in the summertime because the censor is right out at the water's edge and usually water likes to keep things in

not too cold, not too hot but when boston logan below zero it's a cold air mass. it happened three times last winter and before that only twice since 2005. so hopefully you got the message of it's cold but lots of sunshine sunday and monday. monday morning is cold. monday afternoon great for squeezing upper 20's to the low 30's. tuesday that will start as snow but otherwise talking about rainy conditions on tuesday although again in ski country it will be snow but around metro boston raindrops with temperatures in the city upper 40's. see you at 6:00 . >> anchor: that really cold day lands on valentine's day so if you are still trying to figure out that perfect gift would have something you can try . >> anchor: we're cooing up a decadent dessert sure to win over hearts. harvard square showed sara french how to make chocolate trifle for this week's what's cooking. >> anchor: if you are looking for the perfect dessert to whip

no further fan harvest restaurant located right in harvard square . today we're making trifle and trifle is a classic dessert, really it's just kind of about layered dessert in a glass . >> anchor: so we're paying it but explain if someone doesn't technically know what that means. it's just creamy in french and t a fancy name for creamy. these are the ingredients, it's cream, milk, sugar, egg i don't care and chocolate . >> anchor: what's the first thing they teed to do . you take your pot and we're going to put in a cream, our milk and then this is some sugar and salt . now bring it up to a simmer. take a minute or two . >> anchor: pour in a little bit of mixture and whisk with three egg i don't care . if we add egg i don't care rate this they would cook immediately and it would curdle now we have a tempered egg i don't care. this is where you, if turns to you. i'm done. done.. >> anchor: bring it up to a boil . if temperature is not warm enough what will happen it will

get almost like scrambled eggs at the bottom slowly add eggs into your pot . perfect . >> anchor: now for young chocolate . i prefer dark and people nowadays are preferring dark chocolate. pour it through that strainer . >> anchor: this will just cook chocolate automatically. the heat will melt the chocolate right down . you are putting me to work . >> reporter: whip it up if you want to make it a little lighter. just to make sure it tastes all right. >> reporter: time to build your trifle. start with the cream we made then add fresh fruit, chocolate cake, whipped cream and just keep on building. chef brian likes to top it off with carmel, a hazelnut crumble and chocolate hearts . happy valentine's day. up . >> anchor: good evening, everybody of i am kim khazei. coming up on 7 news at 6:00 this friday we are following bringing news. a flying manhole cover kills a woman after smashing through her

tonight crews were inspecting highways all around the city. also a local man is dead and another wounded after a standoff in dorchester. why police say they were forced to fire. plus, a crash course at logan airport. a delivery van smashes into a wing of an airplane. we're hearing interest passengers right now. we'll share those stories and much more with you when we come back.

is finding a wheat way to give back to veterans take a school project outside the walls of the classroom an now expanding. this week we're getting a closer look at his big idea and how it's making lives of local veterans a little bit sweeter of the christa delcamp has today's class act. >> anchor: thanks for letting me interrupt. so i'm here today because every week we do an amazing segment called class act and i hope that all of you will give a huge round after plus to bobby sweet. over the past year bobby sweet has made it his mission to give back to those who have . it's my two grandfathers served and my cousin, two of my . the 7th grader took a cue from his last name launching a campaign to deliver something sweet to the veteran's hospital in bedford, massachusetts. we collect candy and little bags and deliver it to the va

sweet's for soldiers started last year during a class project but sweet didn't stop when the final bell rang . he took this hypothetical class project and has turned it into an action project to serve others which i think is incredibly impressive . since then the campaign has expanded . what started as a candy drive turned into a hygiene drive this summer with the help of his older brother. he did it again for veteran's day this past november and now he he is doing it again . sweet says he is not look looking to stop any time soon . hopefully most of my life until i can't really any more but as long as i can pretty much just keep helping out. i hope it grows bigger and get more people involved. what a great guy. great job there. that was awesome . his last name is sweet. i love that. good irony . >> anchor: another 30 minutes of 7 news ahead. i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now.

local woman dead after a manhole cover flies through her windshield. tonight, highway crews out in full force trying to keep this from happening again. then, a home invasion takes a deadly turn . somebody just got shot. i was like wow. my gosh, this is crazy . >> reporter: why police say they were forced to fire in dorchester . >> reporter: get ready for a bitter blast of air in new england . and a runway wreck at logan logan. a y van slams into a plane ready for takeoff. tonight we're hearing from the passengers. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> anchor: we begin with break breaking news first at 6:00. police identify a much loved elementary school teacher in milton as the victim of a freak accident on the expressway. caitlyn clavette was killed when a manhole cover smashed through her windshield, right into her car and now state crews are checking every other manhole on

the horrible loss has led to an effort to make sure every piece of hardware is tightly secured . the state tonight saying they don't want to make sure this does not happen again. steve cooper live on the scene with this breaking story. steve? ryan, the wreckage has been towed away. 93 has been reopened here for the evening commute but the investigation is far from over tonight into this deadly accident that has claim the life of a popular milton elementary school art teacher. from sky 7 you can see the gap gaping hole left behind after a 200 pound flying manhole cover crashes through the windshield of this car on 93 south just bee and i don't the exit to the o'neill tunnel friday morning. claiming the life of the driver, triathlete caitlyn vlavette, a popular el the reschool art teacher with the milton public . total shock that that would happen to somebody. total shock. sources say the manhole cover after smashing through the windshield exited out the back highway.

quarter of a mile before crashing into a concrete wall . big truck tire hitting something like that. you never know. down your bless, every day i guess . >> anchor: within hours of the fatal accident and under directive of the governor mass highway crews hit the roads inspecting every manhole cover electrical panel and storm great on highways around greater boston. we decided to send the highway crews out to inspect every single opening of any kind. >> anchor: the manhole cover involved in the fatal crash was last inspected in june of 2014 and hadn't been removed for any reason or any recent work accord according to state highway officials. i drove by the car. it was pretty distressing to see see. the police, state police were there. sad, very sad. >> reporter: we're being told tonight the suffolk county district attorney's office is leading this investigation as state police continue piecing together everything that happened out here today. one the things the governor said