child died aftering its by a car car. kim khazei is live in the newsroom here with the details and all of these breaking stories. >> anchor: busy da. first the arrest in connection to the umass amherst lock down. the teen-ager in custody is from framingham and not a student at the university. 19-year-old william mccowan waived his appearance p court but is being hell on several charges including assault and battery with a danger use weapon weapon. police say he turn himself in today after framingham list found a car connected to the incident. now school leaders had told students to shelter in place last night. that was campus wide when reports came in that two men attacked a student in one of the dorms and that one of the attack attackers showed a gun. that student by the way suffered a small cut to his head. and about two hours later, the school lifted the lock down. and heart breaking news out of roxbury just five months old a baby hit by a car late last night on hum bolt avenue has died. the mother and baby were both hospital.

survive and the driver stayed right there is cooperating with his police and at this point police have not filed any charge charges in this case. and then to jamaica plain where people on armory street are just being ale to get become too their homes. there was a gas leak that caused an evacuation of the entire street. fire crews you can see there, neighbors telling us the home where the leak happened is the grown one there in the middle. it was under renovation and crew crews reportedly hit a gas line. so authorities evacuated everybody but they have given the all clear now. people are allowed to head back home. we'll have much more on these stories on 7 news at 6:00. for now, kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: we are following more news a mass bay student called to court accused of point pointing a gown at another driver. it all happened during a road rage . >> anchor: prosecutors say the 25-year-old admitted to pulling out that loaded gun. jonathan hall live for us in dedham with what the suspect's attorney toll the judge today. jonathan? jadiann thompson, the lawyer told a judge here in

responsibility here and suffers from stress and really should get some help. luckily no, shots were fired in this scary incident. >> anchor: his lawyer says post traumatic stress disorder led this 25 cooler man to pull a gun on another driver in a road rage incident thursday. this incident proper arose from the fact he had kind of gotten away from his treatment for a couple of months . >> anchor: wellesley police say ian began waived this at a canton man on this stretch of route 9 fear a construction began admits things turned ugly when he tied to merge in front in . >> anchor: the driver told the police began gave him the finger leaned on his horn and pulled a gun . >> anchor: police arrested began at mass bay college where he is a student. that glock was in his glove box. he does have a license to carry . he told police that he pointed it toward the sky, the witness victim he pointed it up

>> anchor: in a police report an officer writes began admitted he blanked up because someone was crowding him on roadway. his lawyer says as an army medic several years back he saw two friends die in afghanistan . it was his response will an his mind to care for those guys and when they die, that frustration not being able to help doesn't go away . began's parents came to court to support him . we have nothing to say. we love our son. >> reporter: they will care for hill. a judge released him, didn't have to post bail but he did agree to go to a local va hospital to get checked out and he may have to be admitted according to his lawyer. his lawyer also went to the wellesley police station to turn in a couple of other guns began owns legally. they are rifles. live in dedham, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: two men sent to the hospital after their car crashed in a parked car in winthrop it. happened between revere and shirley streets this morning. the car was wedged between a stone wall and a fire hydrant.

a special machine to cut to the car to rescue the two passengers passengers. >> anchor: police in easton serving for a robber on the run. this man robbed a dunkin did nuts there last wednesday. police say the robber also assaulted two clerks while attempting to hold up the gun store. the store with the begun that is is. >> anchor: police in tewksbury say they busted three suspects on drug charges after making a deal with undercover cops. now police arrested these three men on wednesday for trafficking more than 18 gram of heroin and distributing both heroin and cocaine. the investigation began after recent overdose death. that's when under cover detectives reached out to the us pits and airplaned a deal. all three were arrested after that sale. priss seized close to 900,000 dollars worth of heroin and cocaine there . >> anchor: marlborough police asking for help identifying this woman wanted in a fraudulent check scheme in franklin. police say she also may be responsible for a strange of car break ins in particularly bore o.she drives a silver ford fusion there. can't marlborough police if you have any information .

all apple ought to give the security for that phone. okay? what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such time as they give that security number. how do you like that? i just thought of that. boycott apple. >> anchor: that's republican candidate donald trump calling for action against appellate a campaign event in south carolina today. apple defied a court order to help the f.b.i. access data from the cell phone of one of the san bernadino shooters. now the department of justice has filed a motion seeking to force apple to comply with that or from the f.b.i. the phone is opened by syed farook's former employer. the sap bernadino county department of public health. apple ceo tim cook has called the request overreached by the u.s. government and apple must file an onnings motion by february 26 . >> anchor: a texas judge making a decision to move the case involving the so-called after influenza teen to an adult court today. ethan couch must appear once he turns 19 years old in april. couch went to mexico back in

suspected he vie layed his parole for a drunk driving crash crash. now the case has been moved to adult court. he could face 120 days in jail for violating his probation. the trials of several police officers charged in death of freddy gray had been delayed. maryland supreme court said it would take up the are uof whether william porter could be forced to testify against the other officers. porter is facing a retrial in the case. the could you's decision means the other officers will not go to trial until the testimony issue is resolved. freddy gray died last april after suffering a spinal injury when he was placed in the back of a police van. he was handcuffed and shackled but he was not restrained by a seat belt. the officer the were indicted in may. state and fall officials are sending money to flint, michigan to help with the city's water crisis there. the city's water had been contaminated with lead. the state approved 30 million water bills. the governor also announced a $2 million grant to help the city replace some of its pipes.

$500,000 to two health centers treating people exposed to the lead tainted water . >> anchor: caught on camera police in washington, d.c. try to track down the men connected to a violent attack outside a fast-food restaurant i'm degree raised marine was robbed and bee ebb. veriors and the victim hopes surveillance video will help identify the man who attacked him . >> anchor: surveillance video of an attack on the decorated more even of he survived iraq and afghanistan but fell victim to a group of violent young people in dc. the blows so severe they left chris marquez with a serious head injury. it's hard to sleep. i get a sharp pain that goes down my head. it just hurts to move my head around . >> anchor: this is the video of the assault that spawned outrage outrage. you see the suspects who marquez said taunted him and yelled black lives matter. he exits in an effort to get away but one us pelt follows him and strikes him so hard marquez falls to the ground. while unconscious keep coming. a third suspect robs marquez of his money, credit card and his identification.

thorough tests at the hospital. id. he spent the week pleading with police to release the surveillance individual he hopes it will lead to the arrest of the suspects before they strike again. one bit of disappointment from marquez the suspects are wanted in connection with an assault and robbery, not a hate crime. he is convinced they and targeted him because of his race. >> anchor: police are still searching for those suspects. >> anchor: two people are dead and one injured after a deadly shooting near the las vegas strip. investigators say the fight broke out this morning minutes later police say a car pulled up at a casino and a man and woman suffering from gunshot wound were inside. the woman died from her injuries but police say the man was taken to the hospital. another woman with a gunshot wound was found dead in the street. no avests have been made at this time . >> anchor: a fire tornado caught on camera. of missouri. you can see twisters spinning out of control and burning everything in its path. fights are working to put that fire out. dramatic pictures there but

>> anchor: i have friends there winds are really bad this that area right now causing a lot of grass fires . >> anchor: still ahead on 7 news scare on the streets. an oncoming train almost slams into the back of a bus and it's all caught on camera . >> anchor: gas leak concerns, people in jamaica plain evacuat evacuated after reports of a leak in a triple-decker there. >> anchor: we're keeping a close eye on your commute home. how trains are doing today after

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>> anchor: this is quit a close call on a school bus. a train nearly slams into it while students are on board. it was all cow on camera and now a bus driver clearly out of a job after that near miss . >> anchor: nancy chen has more on what students are saying about that ordeal. terrifying moments for students at a high school in houston, texas. this is cell phone video taken after an oncoming train nearly slammed into the back of their school bus. that's pretty khazei . >> anchor: it happened last week. state of the union were on their way home when they witnessed the close call

that was close as like at least like a couple of feet away so just coming that close would be like life changing for me just to have that experience . >> reporter: after the incident, the driver brought the bus back to school saying the students were so loud, the bus couldn't be driven safely. but the distribute said she didn't follow probable come. drivers have to stop at least 15 feet from the track, even the door and look and listen. the district said the driver didn't look around enough . we were all screaming and telling her to move forward and everyone was just freaking out and really terrified at the moment. >> reporter: the school district said the bus driver was third for driving too close to the train but the driver's daughter responded to the incident on facebook saying her mother resigned. she also said her mother was a dedicated driver for 20 years who faced bullying from students students. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7 news . >> anchor: coming up, forget what you know about marinades. we have a chicken recipe full of

weekend a whole lot sweeter. sweeter.. >> reporter: i was trying to think about what i do know about marinades. we have flakes on the way but that weekend warmup is still in store. the forecast is coming up next . students in auburn stepping up their game. how they are making sure all

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school.. >> anchor: take a look at this video take friend space wednesday night shows dramatic images of united i can do. video was shot by a british astronaut. you can see the sparkling lit up k as the interin a will space station passes right over it . >> anchor: that's cool. all right argue baby tiger at the miami zoo going for a little dip. the tiger had to pass a swim test before zoo officials could place him in his more's exhibit. but the cub passed today's test, paddling to safety. the zoo staff hopes to move the

i just think that's the cutest and you know as any cat domesticated or wild i'm sure it's probably not a big fan of the water. luckily it, could swim out of it right? >> anchor: we'll wall up this weekend but i don't think it's warm enough to be swimming . >> reporter: isn't it, president's day weekend last week when they start putting the swimsuits in the stores and you start thinking, yeah, i really can't even think about that just yet. plus we have some snow showers on the way for us tonight but then 50's for the weekend and a few rain and snow chances as we get into next week it looks like an active pattern setting up for us. current temperatures mid to upper 30's for us, very season seasonable, typical february day day. but we start to see this milder air working in from the southwest as we work into the overnight hours. believe it or not snowflakes that will be falling as we head into the overnight hours are in response to a warm front but it's giving us enough lift and moisture to pop those snowflakes temperatures are cold enough for that to happen initially speaking so running through the

eventually it will turn to some time line getting ahead of myself here. right around midnight tonight seeing those flakes flying but they dent last for very long so it won't amount to very much. it's those areas that want to hold on to the cold a little bit longer up in north of route 2 that we see the best chance for a coating to an inch of accumulation. look at that mild air that starts to surge in by the time we hit daybreak tomorrow. five, 6, 7:00 a.m. we're already up to 40 degrees so what's left that moisture turns to rain early in the morning before a dry period midday make it up to 50 degrees for a high and then a spot shower, a chance after spot shower as we get into evening hours of toll. how much snow are we in for? as i mentioned, better chance north of the mass pike even bet are chance north and west of 495 495. a coating to an inch it will quickly be gone when those temperatures rise tomorrow. overnight tonight 27 to 35, those temperatures rising as the night goes on and then tomorrow 46 to 55.

a chance to thaw out with those temperature well above average. closer to april standards than february but it doesn't necessarily mean that we're done with winter just yet. can't put a fork in it. we do have an active pattern as i mentioned seing up for us next week and that starts on monday. this is more aggressive i think for as far as forecast models go this storm system on monday it's more of a short wave. it just sort of passes by out southeast but it could bring us some sleet and it could coat the roads with some snow for the morning commute on monday but it's more of a nuisance than a major problem. the big headline will be the midweek storm system and we're still watching that one latest forecast models are resulting it could come in the form of two different systems, wednesday and thursday which means we have a shot at rain snow mix beth of those days but we'll continue to track it. >> anchor: who says grilling is just for the summer? this week we're getting to take

cider glazed chicken can in fact the healthy way to kick off your >> anchor: we're learning how to make this sweet meal from a chef who has his own unique twist on this dish today's what's cooking. while grilling may seem like a thing of the past in february, waltham executive chef jeff tenner is turning up the heat . with a healthier chicken dish that has really full flavors and very seasonal flavors . >> anchor: to start, cut the chicken into cubes and put them on a secure . i like to try to keep the ones ones on the secure equal size to one another. that way they cook as evenly as you can. >> anchor: then make your glaze which will also act a marinade for the chicken . i have some apple cider that i wept ahead and reduced on stove and reducing just helps to concentrate the flavor and thicken it a little bit. so i reduced it by about half and then to that i'm going to add some whole grain mustard

mustard, salt and mainer syrup . the sugar that comes from the main especially helps to carmelize on the outside of that chicken when it's grilling . >> anchor: spoon it over your can becomes and let chicken marinate to give it more flavor before grilling, jeff adds a . it's coriander and kumin, a little brown sugar, salt and pepper and we just want to generously sprinkle this on top of the chicken. . we start with a nice, clean hot grill. that way whatever you are cook cooking isn't going to stick to your grill . >> anchor: after flipping the can over, jeff adds more of the . really cooks nicely into . >> anchor: sophinish it of oh, . chicken gets cooked all the way >> anchor: at not your average joes they serve the chicken on a bed of roasted spaghetti squash . we use the glaze one last . >> anchor: garnish with chopped

that's what's cooking. sara french, 7 news. >> anchor: that makes me hungry hungry. coming up next, some stand out high schoolers including everyone in their school, what the teens are doing to get everyone involved . good evening, everybody i'm kim khazei with adam williams and coming up on 7 news at 6:00 we're following several big stories . >> anchor: bragging news out of framingham, a teen in custody following an alarming attack at umass amhersted that put the campus in a lock down . >> anchor: also a baby has died after being hit by a car last night. more on that and we hear from two women who try to save a life. >> anchor: a family speaking out to just one station. swat teams rush into their home this roslindale. why the familiar low says they were targeted for money. all that and much more .

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>> anchor: we're heading to auburn high school to meet some exi'mal student them are in aic aicking it their mission to make sure all kids feel included at school. their unique program is spreading outside the walls of class room . >> anchor: it is helping shape career paths now. we have this week's class act. is this rockets to rockets? we do this awesome segment called class act. speaking of awesome, there is a lot of awesomeness in this room right here . >> reporter: rockets to

events and its focus is inclusion for all students, especially those with special needs. i just want to pay special attention and give a special round of applause to ken deand bring anna. kennedy and blow anna turned the program in a success uniting students inside the class rome and outside of school . i really love it when i see people including everyone. we make sure every kid no matter what ability can participate in some way, shape or form. form.. >> reporter: their advisor couldn't be happier . they are exsellingal of they come in and they instinct instinctively and intuitively know what to do and it's not just when they are in the classroom. it's throughout the school day. it's going to the bus. it's sitting dunn at lunch. they just have a natural flow in the day to work with the other students and to make everyone

group has given them a career path . i want to be a special ed teacher . to have a classroom that's mine with students and see them just succeed every day. i just loving in the program. it makes me happy. t the best part of my day . >> reporter: christa delcamp, 7 news . >> anchor: they are amazing the the. >> anchor: 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> reporter: bringing news, a framingham teen in custody charged with a scare at umass amherst that led it a campus lock down. a crash in roxburitics a tragic turn. you did what you should do . >> reporter: two women talk about trying to save an infant hit by a car. a family targeted by fear tactics. what forced the swat team to storm into their home. the story on just one station. and the red sox are gathering up for a new season. could key additions make a big

it's sox spring training on 7. 7 news at 6:00 starts now! first at 6:00 breaking news out of framingham. police arresting a man in connection to an attack at umass amherst. that attack injured students, sent that campus into lock down . >> anchor: today the suspect turned himself into police. dan house lelive in framingham with the breaking details and why it ends up here in framingham. dan? well, framingham is a long way from umass amherst, but police in amherst always said this was not a student suspected in the assault and this man has an dress in framingham and as you said he turned himself in. william, did you attack that kid at umass? >> reporter: william taken out of the framingham court house it a waiting prisoner van that will take him to hampshire county where investigators say he assaulted a umass amherst student late thursday. the armed attack sending the sprawling campus into lock down. the students were told to

say two men attack a student in a freshman dorm, one of the men pull a gun. the student suffered a small cut to his head. today, framingham police announced his arrest in the case and investigators say the teen turned himself in after a car concerned to the case was found here in framingham. back at umass amherst, campus police say lacks dorm security played a part in the assault. they knew so these people clearly were escorted into the residence hall by a pier pine hall resident. and as i mentioned yesterday that building as well as all of our umass buildings are 24 hours a day locked. and require an escort and that indeed was confirmed by video and witness statements . he is expected continue arraigned in hampshire county monday on charges including assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. and at that monday court appearance we could learn more about the allege adsalt possible low a motive behind it. police say they have been talk