brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> jadiann: breaking news out of mississippi, police in jackson say two nuns including one with ties to massachusetts have been found dead in their home. officers say there were signs of a break in. one of the nuns moved from massachusetts to mississippi back in 1981 to work as a nurse in poor areas. as we get new information we'll update you. >> adam: a teenager shot right now, 18-year-old deshea mazeri is fighting for her life in critical condition. no arrests have been made but police are investigating. the teen's aunt saying chefs' caught in the cross fire of a dispute between other people who started shooting. a dog was also hurt in the shooting. officers rushed it to the vet and paid for its treatment with their own

the story you will see on just one station. >> reporter: we just spoke with one of the officers who uses his own money to pay for the dog's treatment. it was the right thing to do and he believes this dog took a bullet for his owner. >> very fast. >> reporter: at around 1:00 am thursday shots rang in and out this dorchester neighborhood along mcclellan street. it's here rickey and his dog felon were out for a walk before finding themselves in the cross fire. >> as soon as i turned the shots and i duck. my dog bolted. >> reporter: weeks found his dog, he noticed it had been hit in the left leg. he found police. officers was nice enough to bring me to the hospital. and, you know, help me out with the dog. >> reporter: the price tag was high and weeks couldn't afford it so the two officers and the sargent stepped up again deciding to split the costs and pay

human response to help them out with their family. dogs are family. >> for all the bad rap they've been getting, you know that was a good gesture. >> reporter: the bill reached $2500 and it could continue to go up. >> that dog took a bullet for his owner. >> i thanked them. you know, what else can i say? >> reporter: it is an act of kindness weeks never expect and will never forget. >> i like to thank them. i appreciate it and felon appreciated it, too. felon is still in the hospital and is stable. live at boston police headquarters, john cuoco, 7 news. >> adam: problem property goes up in flames in lawrence. the blaze spread to nearby buildings, six structures suffered damage. more than two dozen people had to be driven out of their homes. >> jadiann: steve coop ser live for news lawrence with details. >> reporter: the flames are out tonight but as you look, you can see firefighters are still on the scene.

that was going to happen and it did happen. but he says don't blame city office. they've been battling with the property owner here for two years. >> that's what i woke up to. >> reporter: terrifying moments on summer street in lawrence after flames break out at 29 summer street then quickly separate to five other homes -- separate to fire -- sprayed to -- spread to five other homes. >> reporter: a scene with 53 residents 7-year-old scrambling to safety when i was sleeping my mom said, she said, wake up, there is fire. >> reporter: while the share thankful no one was hurt he said the the city spent two years to get the owner to tier down the property. >> reporter: the property owner appeared in housing court today for a previously

a pilot of charred debris now. >> failure of the property owner to maintain, secure the property has now involved basically the entire neighborhood. >> reporter: late today the judge ordered the property owner to have what is left of his building torn down within the next seven days. as for a cause of the fire, right now investigators will only say they're looking at everything right now. live in lawrence tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> jadiann: a pleading guilty for his role of a violent arrest at the end of a police chase. he apologized in court but not to his victim. he said sorry to his co-workers and people of new hampshire. sky 7 caught the beating on camera. the takedown ended a chase that went from holden, massachusetts, all the way into nashua, new hampshire. monaco will not serve jail time but he will never be able to be a police officer again. the man arrested in the chase is blind bars. -- blind bars.

a school bus crash turns deadly. the passenger in a car that collided with the bus yesterday in mendon has died. the driver of the car still in the hospital. no children were on the bus. or i'm sorry on the -- no children on the bus were hurt. >> adam: knife attack in new bedford wends a teenager attend two people charged. louis rafael klaas appeared in court today. byron barnett brings us more. >> reporter: the vick morales of new bedford. family, friends and neighbors are devastated by his deaths it's not exactly clear what led up to this incident. but both of the suspects were already known to police distraught friends and neighbors gathered at a memorial for a 15-year-old boy who was stabbed to death in new bedford wednesday evening. 21-year-old louis rafael

after the fact and assault and battery. a 16-year-old boy was also charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon. police say the victim tried to run home but collapse and died before he got there. >> why you take this little 15-year-old baby. he is a baby. he didn't get a chance to experience life. >> that is the type of kid he was. he was just a very outgoing kid. big hearted. >> reporter: police say there was a big fight. a 16-year-old boy and a 22-year-old man were also stabbed but expected to be members of a gang from a different housing project. residents at temple landing say those gang members are the ones who bring the trouble. >> we do our thing. we don't get into no trouble. it's them south end people that want to start the problem with us. >> reporter: both suspects are being held without bail. police say more arrests are possible. they say the charges could be upgraded to murder. byron barnett, 7 news.

janitors from the mbta staging a sit in at the governor's office. they're proest ising planned layoffs. they occupied the lobby and hallway. their union says they are the lowest paid workers in the mbta system. the governor wasn't there at the time of the protest. >> announcer: donald trump and hillary clinton on the attack. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who seeings people of color only as votes. >> donald trump has his campaign on prejudice and par knowia. >> announcer: the race for the white house returns to new hampshire. >> adam: donald trump fired up a crowd in manchester continuing his attempt to attack hillary clinton. dan hausle was there and has the story from manchester. >> we're a nation of immigrants. >> reporter: with former rival ben carson introducing him donald trump put race front andy sender -- and

>> she mothers and paints decent americans, you as racists. >> reporter: a vote for clinton is a vote for democratic policies that have failed inner city minorities. >> she doesn't have one idea that does anything but destroy jobs for african americans and hispanic americans and all americans in our country. it's going to be a disaster. >> reporter: this african american trumpup >> look at detroit. look at maryland, baltimore and maryland. cities that have been run by democrats for over 50 years, but they have failed. >> reporter: trump wrapped up his attacks on clinton foundation calling it a vast criminal enterprise. >> hikes ran the state department like a personal hedge fund. it's hard to -- it's hard to tell where the clinton

>> reporter: trump was planning to pivot to foreign policy in a speech in colorado. he has gone on to colorado but the speech is off as they try to fine tune that policy. he will continue to have a fund-raiser there. live in manchester, new hampshire, dan hausle, 7 news. >> jadiann: on the democratic side hillary clinton holding a rally in renault, nevada today. she was' off the campaign trail but is back and attacking tru to the ultraconservative movement that many consider racist. >> in just this past week, under the guise of outreach to african americans, trump has stood um in -- up in front of largely white audiences and described black communities in such

education, no housing, no homes, no ownership. i think to myself how sad. donald trump misses so much. thank you. >> jadiann: clinton called the election a moment of reckoning for republicans hoping to pull in support from moderates and independent. >> adam: coming up on 7 news a story you will see on just one station. >> jadiann: pilot with a delicate and very difficult mission. he speaks only to 7 news about what you are seeing here. helicopter called in to pull a disabled plane off of a sand bar in the middle of the quabbin. >> adam: promising rookie getting injured. how long he could be out

>> jadiann: carried away, a helicopter pilot talks about the delicate mission to sand bar in the middle of the quabbin reserveway. the -- reservoir. this followed an emergency landing. they had to do there. amazing pictures to see. >> adam: you can't see it enough. so we'll show you more but show you ryan schulteis. >> reporter: it might look like a challenge to you or me but that pilot says it's all in a day's work. he to secure the plane using

sand bar in the middle of the reservoir right up to the air. it takes a powerful helicopter to pull off something like this. as for the plane, the 42-year-old pilot was heading from newport, rhode island to vermont when he says the plane started having mechanical issues. he was forced to land on the sand barr in the middle of almost 39 square miles of water. a landing that the pilot says was no easy fete. >> once i touched down i sank into the soft advantaged inches with the helicopter skids so it was a soft so he was lucky that he was able to roll it and gets it slowed down enough before he sank into otherwise he would have flipped it over. >> ryan: once the plane was hooked up it was a quick flight about 15 minutes back to the orange airport. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> jadiann: next -- >> reporter: a chance for rain but the weekends is looking great.

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at brookline village. the operator took the dazed owl off of the track to a bench and called for help. when no agencies respond an inspector for the mbta drove the owl to the tufts school of veterinary medicine where someone took the owl under their wing. helping mend the owl. >> adam: you know what is ironic, i share stories but somebody put an owl o you know the fake owl that you use to scare off pigeons or whatever. they were' telling me to -- appreciation take it away. >> reporter: they're good luck. who did that? all right. owl jokes over. highs today mid to upper 80s, the drought conditions roll on. the drought monitor was updated for us today. some of the lines spreading out forwarder because we -- farther because we failed to pick up significant rainfall. we have only had through

rainfall. very likely going to end up at the number one spot unless we can pick up .05ths and we have a shot at it. taking advantage of that upthere but for us, we get nothing at this point. 20% chance overnight tonight. better chance as we get in through mid day. afternoon tomorrow but then the chance for showers rolls out of here by evening time. that's good news for no looking at the timeline here possible spot shower, into tomorrow better chance from about 11:00 a.n.million 5:00 pm. you see the reds, oranges yellows showing up indicating there is the potential that a downpour could set up and bring a good amount of rainfall to an isolated location. it's impossible to pin point where the downpours set up but if you are hoping for it, maybe wash your car

umbrella with you. that is how life works .1 up to a quarter of an inch. a possibility for the rest of us. whether we get up tomorrow, very, very humid. very warm day on tap for us tomorrow but after that front rolls through, it is much less humid into the weekend. muggy tonight. oppressive to start tomorrow but we bring dew points back down to more comfortable levels for saturday and sunday. weekend looking fantastic. tomorrow, hot and humid. we will watch out for those afternoon showers, possible storms, rumble of thunder is all. i don't anticipate anything severe other than a downpour setting up. cooler temperatures for the weeks but a fantastic summer weekend in store. >> adam: breaking news coming in right now. it involves ryan lochte. we can get information at the ear, i think what we are

police have announced that they will charge the swimmer ryan lochte. keep the words moving here so i can give you the information here. he and three of his team mates are accused of vandalizing a gas station bathroom then lying. officials fined the other swimmers in rio but lochte was back in the united states. now he is being called to appear in a brazian court. >> announcer: now time for 7 sports with alex corddry. >> reporter: benintendi may only have 21 games under his belt so -- but the rookie -- benintendi was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a spreed left knee.

left leg awkwardly after getting tagged out. the 22-year-old under went an m. r.i.and will be further examined by team doctors tomorrow back in boston. benintendi with a front row seat as the red sox close out an 11 game road trip in tampa. with the sox up 1-0 in the 6th. miller shoots a single the other way. longoria motors in and we're all pomeranz hung tough, a career high 11 strikeouts including dickerson to end the frame. the lefty was good but not good enough. man on first for mikey who golfs one to the gap. chris young a little slow get back to the infield. sousa comes around with the go ahead run and pomeranz gives up two earned runs in six plus innings of work, to the 9th, ortiz coming on

ramirez, made sure there was no big papi magic today at the trop. sox settle for a split with the rays. garoppolo is expected to get the bulk of the snap tomorrow night but that could change with tom brady made the trip with the team to carolina. how much brady plays or if at all again the panthers remains to be seen but all signs point to tom brady being in a uniform for the first time this patriots keeping busy today acquiring line hurricaner mingo, got to love the name. from the browns in exchange for a 5th round pick. the 6th overall pick in the 2013 draft comes to new england. browns none last season. the patriots have reinstated allen branch ending his week-long suspension. i'm alex.

>> adam: that's our time on this thursday. at 6:00 as always we appreciate you being with us today. i'm adam williams. >> jadiann: i'm jadiann thompson. we hope to see you back here for 7 news at 7:00. have a great time.

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developing news tonight. damage control over the skyrocketing cost of life-saving medicine. a big pharma ceo on the hot seat refusing to cut the price. tonight a big star is cutting ties with the company. prejudice and paranoia. hillary clinton unloadn donald trump supports racist and trump making a major shift on immigration suddenly embracing the jeb bush plan he once denounced. taking aim. florida in the crosshairs as a gathering storm closing in. al roker is here. aftershocks and a soaring toll in the quake zone. a desperate search in the rubble to find any signs of life. and burkini ban. as women are forced to