news from methuen. a woman murdered in a home there the search now on for a killer and we've learned her four-year-old son was in that house. the child is physically okay. >> anchor: police are saying this does in the appear to be random. steve cooper is in methuen where our news conference just wrapped up with some more informs for us. it's very tragic. it didn't have to happen. that's very sad. methuen police were called to five true door street just before 6:00 in morning that's where the victim was discovered. she was clinging to life, rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead a short time later. sources say she was choked to death. with the necessity of forced entry they found wanda rosa, 29 of this address, five true door street unresponsive. 27 years i have been living here and he has been living here just as long and never seen anything like it. investigators say her four-year-old son was in the house when she was assaulted but

the boy screaming "daddy, stop" but they never called 911. i know she had a little one. i have seen a guy there before but i didn't know if he lived there or not because i never really talked to them. just in passing by. >> reporter: sources say it was victim's ex-boyfriend that told his mother something happened and she called police. taken at such a young age for saying? it's abuse and it's sad. >> reporter: investigators have the crime scene sealed off for hours, leaving neighbors to wonder who did it? right now i don't know who did it. i don't have anything to fear. >> anchor: and again that woman the vague till hire is now been identified by essex county can't moments ago as 29-year-old wanda rosa, again the mother of a

rosa. the district attorney now telling us that investigators are looking for della rosa. they want to talk to him as a person of interest in connection with the murder here that happened early this morning and we're also being told by our sources that the victim in this case had a lifetime restraining order out against della rosa and again the investigation is ongoing right now but the district attorney now turning to the public asking for some help here. they say he is from lawrence. they been looking for him all stay long and again they are information on his whereabouts to come forward but again this area remains sealed off tonight. the crime scene continues here. investigators still processing everything that happened inside and so the investigation is active right now. live in methuen tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> anchor: a man accused of stabbing a new hampshire woman to death facing murder charges today. 37-year-old richard moore was arraigned in mrs. to you district court. police arrested moore last, late

murder the first say he has a lengthy criminal history going all the way whack to 1996. neighbors say the victim allowed moore who was a registered sex offender to rent a room her home to help pay the mortgage. police say after he killed her, he then called the police on himself and waited at the end of the driveway for officers to arrive. new at 5:00 now a tow truck up in flames on 495. this is out in littleton. if you were sending these pictures to 7 you can see the intense fire engulfing what was a truck. witnesses say there was a sml no word yet on an injury or the cause. >> anchor: now to the latest in the race for the white house beginning with health concerns for hilary clinton. we are getting new and more detailed information about her condition after this video showed the democratic presidential nominee needing help as she was stumbling as she left a september 11 memorial service at ground zero earlier today clinton canceled a campaign trillion to california.

>> anchor: first her campaign said she was overheated and dehydrated. doctors said she was fighting pneumonia and now they are telling her to take a short break. hilary clinton remains inside her new york home and told to stay there by doctors who inpried antibiotics and rev. from what we know the information objectively that we received is that she was diagnosed with in monia on friday. >> anchor: but the diagnosis was not made public until ate ours hours after she left the memorial service at ground zero. this cell clinton unsteady, stumbling and requiring help to get into a va. she was alert through the whole time and was telling staff that she was fine. she was actually making calls to aides from the car and she ended up going to her daughter, chelsea's apartment which was pretty close by in manhattan. spending over an hour there before walking out on her own. are you feeling better? yes, thank you very much. >> anchor: but not well enough to travel. clinton has canceled the two day trip to california.

additional medical information. we're going to be releasing to further put to rest any lingering concerns about what you saw yesterday. i can attest that it really is the case that there is no other undisclosed condition. the pneumonia is the extent of it. >> anchor: clinton is peckest to be back later week. clinton will still take part in a fund-raiser tonight in san francisco, however that will be by teleconference from her home in new york. in the newsroom, ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> anchor: on the republican anything about clinton's illness just wishing her well but she did or he did rather lash out for a remark that she made friday night. clinton said you could put half of trump's supporters into a "basket of deploribles" jump call the comment the single biggest mistake of the political season. he said the comment should disqualify her from public service. she just took it to a whole new level by applying if to tens

she used these vial words in order to bully and intimidate honest citizens out of seeking government reform. clinton did later backtrack on that comment. >> anchor: let's turn to our forecast right now. clear skies, a lot of sunshine, but we were cooler today. still are. meteorologist jeremy reiner is here with a check of your forecast and humidity seems to have vanished. yes, long gone this morning starting down into the 40's norwood down to 40 right now 60's and 70's. the city up through cape ann and the north shore in the upper 60's farther inland, bedford at 76. worcester hills in the low to middle 70's. dew point temperatures again way low down into the 30's and 40's. that's what adam is referencing, the humidity is gone. it's out of new england and that's the case overnight tonight as well as tomorrow with high pressure south of new england, a huge area of high pressure locks in the dry comfortable air. now i vent whale with a high

slightly more humid air coming back to new england on wednesday. temperatures outside of new england still running in the 70's and for tonight cool, crisp mostly clear. temperatures this evening in the 60's overnight tonight and very early tomorrow morning. these will be the morning temperatures, the city around 5 authorize wood at 45, bedford at 46. little warmer tomorrow. temperatures up near 80 and then more humid by the any el of the week. we will talk more about that in a few minutes. >> anchor: the patriots are in good hand. jimmy garoppolo making first impression getting our season off to a winning start. the team led into the fourth quarter and retook the lead in the final minutes. the patriots proving while they may be down some players, don't count them out. let's get over to joe amorsino live in our newsroom. >> anchor: nobody is sizing up jimmy garappolo for boston all hall of fame just yet or even sitting he will remain when tom brady's suspension is over. for one week jimmy garappolo showed he can play in the nfl and that the patriots showed

filling in for future hall of famer going up against a tough cardinals defense without his two starting tackles and the best tight end in football, garappolo didn't panic hitting on 24 of 33 passes for 264 yards and a touchdown helping the pats offense convert on 63% of their third down and pull off a big week one upset. not bad for his first career start. i think it's just good for the whole team. season coming it a tough environment like this it's good to see how everyone responded. we had a couple of young guys playing, especially up front and everything making their first starts and i think everybody responded pretty well to it. the crowd is rocking at times and they didn't flinch at all. it was a good thing. >> anchor: garappolo and patriots will have the crowd behind them next sunday though at home against the dolphins but before we move on here the pats and their fans are still savoring their upset victory

that kick is -- he hooked it left! he hooked it left. >> reporter: chandler's 47 yard field goal was as off as those who picked against the patriots heading into week one. we believe in ourselves. that's all on you guys of you guys think we're the underdogs. we just worry about what we can control and that's going out and having a good week of practice and cardinal came in a nine and a half point favorite. i didn't foe that. chris hogan is new pot patriot way but has already mastered the art of ignoring the noise. especially from the odds makers. i don't really look at that stuff. i knew people would favor them of we were coming to their place and without this guy and this guy whatever. we don't really think about that when it comes down when we step on the field. >> anchor: given bill belichick's track record, why listen to anybody else?

against any opponent and i think we went out there and sewed the. >> reporter: after that performance the pats won't be underdogs again this week. they are already a six and a half point favorite. at home facing miami. reporting live, joe amorsino, 7 news. >> anchor: all right, thank you joe, stay with 7 all season long for continuing coverage of the pats. you can always get the latest on our web site whdh.com and on our mobile and tablet ps. >> anchor: and we're following more news today and some surveillance video of mosque being set on fire and the video captures the us p the running a way from the scene. police say that arsonist approached the build on a motorcycle then entered with something suspicious in his hands. officials say a 911 call came in around 12:30 this morning of a fire at the islamic center of fort peers. investigators are saying that huge fire was set intentionally and caused major damage to the inside of the mosque. so the islamic center fort pierce is the same mosque that

worshipped back in june he opened fire at the pulse nightclub in orlando killing 49 people. >> anchor: a fire tragedy in tennessee. the worst in decades. four adults and six children killed when flames tore through their home in memphis overnight. first responders worked quickly to search for survivors but they say everybody died interest a combination of smoke inhalation and burns. it appears that the fire started in the living room area and that causes the fire still under investigatn. the scene but due to the damage we were unable to determine if it actually worked or not. >> anchor: the memphis fire chief says this is the deadliest fire in the city since the 1920's. >> anchor: today the national center for missing and exploited children releasing this new look at a woman found dead 40 years ago in the town of woodlawn, maryland. boston police are helping baltimore currently police follow leads in the case of investigators believe she may

at one point may have lived with her family in jamaica plain. >> anchor: a cease-fire in syria today but some of the most powerful rebel groups have yet to say whether they will be abiding by it. just a few hours into the deal people reported bombings by syrian forces and shootings by militants there but u.s. secretary of state john kerry says the violence has been dram the achely reduced. this is the latest attempt to and a five year conflict that has killed more than 250,000 people. >> anchor: still to come this evening, breakin unsolved 20 years later. why jonbenet ramsey's brother feels now is the time to talk about the case. >> anchor: then a hard hit on the field and the target is not a player. >> anchor: and you heard of cat fishing but probably never like this. a woman whacked by this swimmer that fell from the sky. no joke. >> anchor: and then in just one hour, a local islamic center hit by vandals and why members

>> anchor: plus, a high school football player following in the footsteps of many pro athletes kneeling down during the national anthem. what his worcester school is saying today. those stories and a lot more still coming up on 7 news. thousands of tilty poles leaning an life-threatening. your child's day care could have a huhen history. >> reporter: i feel like was pleat in the dark. why it's so hard for parents to marijuana is legal in massachusetts. so why is there a need for an underground delivery network? all month long exclusive

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>> anchor: it's a case that captured the nation's attention and the interest as gone on for decades now. but ramsey's brother is speaking outbreaking his silence for the first time in an interview recently with dr. phil. >> anchor: ly rewhy he waited until now to talk as well. jadiann thompson live in our newsroom. well, kim and adam, one of the missing links in this mystery was any sort of public statement by jonbenet's brother, burke. but that has now changed. burke ramsey was just nine years old when his sister beauty pageant star jonbenet was found dead in their family's colorado

for 20 years he remains silent about the still unsolved murder but today he told dr. phil why he chose not to talk until now. for a long time the media basically made our lives crazy. it's hard to miss the cameras and news trucks in your front yard and we go to the supermarket sometimes and there would be a tabloid, you know, with my pictures, jonbenet's picture, plastered on the front inch would follow us around. seeing that as a little kid just kind of chaotic so i was pretty skeptical of any sort of media like it just made me a very private person as to why i'm doing it now, it's the 20th anniversary and apparently still allot of attention around it. >> anchor: dr. phil went on the "today" show this morning to talk about the exclusive interview why he thinks burke finally broke his silence. he knew this was the 20 years anniversary and because he was starting to get bomb barred, people werifieding him, he knew his anonymity was gone. he said he wanted to control the narrative.

wanted to tell it. burke revealed a lot about what he remembered including the moments his mother thought jonbenet was missing. the first thing i remember bursting in my room frantic saying oh my gosh, oh my gosh. running around my room, looking for jonbenet. at that point i was awake. the next thing i remember is a police officer coming to my room and shining a flashlight. >> anchor: more of the interview will air this week including interest phil jonbenet. in the newsroom, jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> anchor: next on 7, a generous donation. the winner of a powerball jon up in new hampshire revealing where some of that money will go. >> anchor: more sunshine tomorrow, a little warmer and eventually turning more humid once again. we'll talk about that up next. >> anchor: as you start planning those back to school dinners, there are some habits that play a big part in your family's health. >> anchor: eating dinner to the lots of benefits. also for your waistline as well.

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>> anchor: welcome back to 7 on this gorgeous day. hopefully you got a little time to get outside and enjoy it. pretty perfect. >> reporter: this morning a nice cool walk. jeremy, this afternoon it's like perfect. >> anchor: outstanding as ly. another one of those overnight tonight and through the day

in a drought. the think thing i can offer this week are showers are prop a thunderstorm wednesday evening, wednesday night and out ahead of those rain drops there will be some humidity returning to new england on wednesday. fall not that far away it's in the air, it's in the trees, the equinox nine days out, ahead of the charles about 39 days away and halloween, 48 days away. it's going to go fast. doesn't it? 60's and 70's, the city right now at 69. healthy sea breeze, beverly at 6 prove inturn at new england and now it's in this location here and when it's in that location eventually you do start to warm up because the flow around high pressure eventually will grab some of the water slightly more humid air in the ohio river valley and pull it up into new england. but first things first red sox back home tonight taking on the or cells first pitch at 7:10. cool and comfortable. post season feel in the air with temperatures in the upper 60's. these are big games and these final 20 games make hey.

be in the 40's to the middle 50's in the city of boston. boston tomorrow morning about 58. these will be the temperatures about 6:30, 7:00 tomorrow morning so again for about an hour or so it will be quite ilchilliment norwood at 45. bedford at 46 but it's invigorating. we warm up. lots of sunshine, still comfort will, low humidity. temperatures tomorrow 78 to 82. the city around 81. lakeville at 79. north of town in the per valk macthe seacoast numbers in the upper self-p tease into the worcester hills keane at 7 coast and cape brewster and wellfleet in the upper 70's along with chatham. so there is tomorrow for you. wednesday morning sun, clouds in the afternoon, wednesday is a warm and more humid day so just like that we are right back into late summer but it's just a one day thing. temperatures on wednesday in the middle 80's, they are the dew point temperatures jumping into the 60's on wednesday afternoon and then behind that rain wednesday night and thursday morning the air is dry and crisp and cool once again. on the maps tomorrow again high

england. here comes that next weather system. it will be our only chance of rain this week that. cool front moving into new england wednesday night and then it's gone by thursday morning. the tropics watching some showers and storms in the bahamas as well as the turks and cake as not expected to do anything and this right here, that is a brand new tropical storm. that is tropical storm ian but like so many others this will stay out in the open atlantic. even east of bermuda right there. wide right. bothering the fish. 7 on 7 forecast, few ow sunshine thursday and friday. by the way patriots home opener on sunday could be some scattered showers around but still have plenty of time to play with that forecast. >> anchor: all right, still looks nice too. all right, so a powerball player really cashing in. >> anchor: it's been more then a month since that winning ticket was sold in new hampshire. still a lot of mystery here but we have learned where some of the money will go. the winner of the 487 million dollar powerball jackpot has decided to remain anonymous and

federal taxes and it a portion of money, $100,000 will be donated to a series of new hampshire non-profits. attorneys for the winner saying today there are plans in the works to donate more money in the future. they want to do good things. ford for them to do good things they need anumberity. they have to figure it all out. but there couldn't have been two better people or better family to win this money people. because they are going to do great things with it. >> anchor: hmm. well, do you know what else we know is where the ticket was sold. person bought the ticket at the hannaford supermarket in raymond new hampshire in july. >> anchor: still ahead on 7 news, nashville area high school teacher who is battling cancer gets a real show of support from students right outside his window. >> anchor: new at 60 clock a school assembly with a special

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>> anchor: if you just get settled hopeful ooh you can stay right. there another hour of 7 news is still ahead. >> anchor: 7 fuss at 5:30 starts right now. cool night tonight. >> anchor: a vermont bridge guess up in flames. why investigators believe it was in the an accident. >> anchor: dozens of people recovering today after three decks came crashing down near a new england college. >> anchor: and a bizarre case of fly fishing. one woman describes the moment a catfish felt from the sky and sparked her in the face. we are following breaking news first here at 5:30. there is a murder investigation in methuen after a woman was found dead early this morning.

inside of a home. >> anchor: police are asking for your help to try and find a person of interest. kim khazei here in the newsroom with the breaking details for u. >> anchor: jadiann, ryan, investigators say the woman's four-year-old son was in their home when the murder happened. it happened on tudor street in methuen. her is a look at the neighborhood. police went thereafter they got a call from someone who knew this woman and suspected that something might have happened. well when they wept inside they found her unresponsive. they found her son unharmed. they are also hearing neighb stop." but none of the neighbors called police. the woman identified as wanda rosa, she was nouned dead at the hospital and investigators say it appears she was strangled to death. police are now asking for your help finding a person of interest. 32-year-old emilio della rosa. he is from lawrence and police are saying this was not random. they are assuring the public that they are safe.