gton. she's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> announcer: this is 7 news at 4:30. >> in candia, new hampshire, ends with a suspect sur renterring to police. the suspect is a woman. >> anchor: a 12-year-old girl was also inside at the time. steve cooper has more on what happened. >> i heard that there was a 12-year-old child in the house, i knew that it was my brother's house. >> reporter: tense moments at home here on north ride in candia, new hampshire just after 38 --le with there morning.

scrambles into place after a woman armed with a hand gun fires two shots after police were called to the house. >> whenever you have a discharge of a weapon in a situation, such as this, it's obviously heightened reference also inside the house the woman's 12-year-old daughter. >> at one point in time the 12-year-old female was able to step out of the side door and within seconds a second gunshot was heard from within the residence. to have her run to their location to a safe location. >> reporter: this picture is from the command post of the crisis team negotiating by cell phone with the woman for nearly three hours before she walked out of the house peacefully surrendering. an emotional sherry rushed to the scene to thank first responders for making sure her niece wasn't injured an her sister in law gets help. >> i know she loves my brother and she love mice

>> reporter: the woman who is being evaluated at the hopital is facing multiple criminal charges including reckless conduct here. in candiac new hampshire, steve cooper, 7 news. >> ryan: a suspect on the run after stealing a car with a 9-month-old baby girl inside. the car was stolen from a business in dorchester last night. police found the car in west roxbury. the child is okay. the suspect still at lar investigating a shooting in dorchester. it happened on wells avenue. a woman heard 10-12 shots. one person was to into the hospital. >> reporter: an mbta bus hits an apartment building in south boston. you can see last night, the boston got stuck under the awning. no one was hurt. there is no word on the cause of the crash. >> anchor: a dozen officers are under investigation after being accused of a brutal beating at a bar in springfield. four men claimed a group of

them using a baton and stun gun outside of nathan's bar and restaurant in springfield last year. an attorney general for the iledged victims says the fight started when one of the man whistled at a female bartender who may have been an officers' girl friend. the springfield police department says the incident is under investigation. >> ryan: two kentucky teenagers found themself in a life or death situation over the weekend. while they were out for a drive another driver lost control and crashed into a classmate. the two teenagers jumped into action to save their lives. two high school students come through in heroic fashion when they find themselves in a life or death separation. >> it surprised me what i did. i didn't think i would do it. >> reporter: bread and bratly were driving when a speeding car tried to pass them from behind. >> he started fishtailing. >> reporter: the driver lost control and crashed into the tree.

none of us knew who it was. >> reporter: the teen saw the two people in the wrecked car were their classmate. >> these are our best friends. >> first thing i remember i woke up, they're fire all over the place. >> reporter: the driver was knocked out of the door but brendon was trapped in the car and the car was smoking. >> i look up and from are flames shooting out from the engine compartment so i'm freaking out but i had to keep my cool. i heard brad yell we need to get them there is people pulling on me. >> i was standing here kind of pushing on his shoulders and his head trying to get his boots off because they're melted under the -- you could see his boots where they melted to the car. and brad was pulling him with all of his might. >> i pulled as hard as i can. >> i kept pushing and pushing and pushing. >> i pull him out. >> reporter: they say the car exploded after they pulled him out. >> as soon as i got him to my truck and sat him down i heard the explosion.

not for their brave actions they won't be here. >> i was going to get them out one way or another. >> we have a little about the of strength in all of you. you have to be able to find it. >> reporter: the teen who was driving has a lung injury but he is already back at school. >> a truck driver in florida drove off a bridge. the box truck ended up in the water after the driver somehow last control. the driver got out safely, crews spent hours finding a way to pul t the water. they used cranes to pull it back on to the road. >> ryan: a bus driver crashes into a home in texas. police say the driver tried to avoid a collision after another car didn't stop. this is when the bus slammed into the house. no passengers were on the bus at the time. there was one person inside the home. he says he made it out just in time. >> anchor: an 11-year-old girl in florida leads police on a car chase. the girl ales mom said she gave her daughter the car

got in the car and sped off. policeshot -- spotted her at a nearby intersection but they didn't stop for another ten miles when she crashed in a car. >> next thing i see i see police lights coming and then a car coming towards me and the car was being chased by police officers. that is how the hit happened itself. >> anchor: the girl was taken to the hospital to get checked out. she will be charged with driving without a license and trying to escape police. animal abuse. a woman spotted a dog covered in duct shape. she stopped to help the dog who was likely left for dead. >> it was like there is a dog. i looked an there was a dog in between all the trash with duct tape on the head. laying there. it was bleeding. >> it was very bad situation when a dog is done in this manner or any animal. >> ryan: activists arrived there to assist and they

the dog had to be put down because of the exaccident of her injuries. >> a pet store in texas targeted by thieves. video shows them breaking into the store making off with puppies world thousands of dollars and authorities are trying to track them down. christa del camp has the story. >> reporter: over the weekend a pet store in houston tarted by thieves. >> they're one of our most expensive dogs. >> reporter: owner came in to find a busted door and these six puppies, english bulldogs and two french bulldogs all missing about $25,000 -- >> they know it's quick money. they can hardly sell it for anything,. >> reporter: surveillance shows the thieves pulling up in a white pickup then two pry their way into the store and start ran saking the place. >> reporter: it took about ten minutes to get the puppies out and the truck to leave but she is worried about their wellbeing.

>> reporter: this is not first time the puppy thieves have struck and she fear it is won't be the last. she has a message. >> bring them back, do the right thing. because we will find you. >> reporter: the owners is offering an $800 reward for each puppy but she is worried in particular about one of them because it seemed hurt when it jumped out of the cage during the crime. christa del camp, 7 news. >> ryan: firefighters responded to a medical emergency involving an elderly ma the man there was more concerned about finishing itself yard work than about himself so the firefighters picked up the rakes and finished cleaning the man's yard. they were' happy to help. >> anchor: very nice of them. ahead on 7 news continuing to cope, how a boy in north carolina is helping those who were affected by hurricane matthew. >> ryan: a touching moment for a young boy with a disorder. how he was able to realize

accident under investigation. >> ryan: sweet greens shut down. the popular salad restaurant closing one of its locations temporarily after reports one person got sick. >> anchor: staying on top of breaking news. andover police on hunt for a man who they say exposed himself to elementary school students. we will be right back. dear fellow citizen,

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victims from hurricane matthew continue could cope volunteers are coming to their aid and a teenager in north carolina is going above and beyond. he is lending a helping hand to those who need it the most. >> anchor: he is helping others he is being called a hero. when a town has been turned up side down -- >> you lost everything. >>le still in the water. >> anchor: nothing seems out of the graduate if i want to go home i take the boat off the back of my trailer and paddle.

>> i don't think there would be anywhere else in the nation that a funeral home director would allow toilet paper could be stored in his coffin selection woman. >> anchor: his biggest volunteer barely old enough to drive. >> i need ice. what. >> reis too busy. >> he has taken meals around on his bike and delivered them house to house. >> reporter: making sure those hid hardest have everything they need. >> there is a lot doing but he has been helping and has been a really big help. >> reporter: he is spending his days off from school doing all of this. >> i would love some. i haven't had any lunch. >> reporter: to keep others' minds off all of this. >> i real don't like to show it. so if i keep a smile on my face and i can bring smiles to others. >> reporter: he will keep

>> knowing that i did a good thing is all i need. >> anchor: north carolina's governor announced saturday that 26 people have died during the flooding. some north carolina towns remain under water. some rivers still haven't crested. >> reporter: clearing skies for this evening. part sunny skies tomorrow. >> ryan: at 5:00 ready to run, a former red sox pitcher making a big announcement about his future in the nobel prize panel left hanging by recent winner bob dylan. >> reporter: we know the foods that act as cold remedies, a mug of ginger tea. >> reporter: what about the foods that can make a cold worse? we're going to tell you

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>> anchor: it has been a beautiful day out there. it was a little cloudy to begin with but -- >> ryan: beautiful south of the city. here in boston we've been socked in but you can see the sun breaking through the low-hanging cloud there. it has been like that all afternoon and hopefully that keeps moving north. >> reporter: trick toe explain. i was explaining to our producer, she is like is it foggy? in certain parts of the city it is then other parts it's t here you go. this is another shot of the city as well. katie, are you watching this right now? this is what we're struggling with. some areas of found, yes, fog. other spots you have son. 59 in the city. east wind 8 miles an hour. that will keep the fog in i think around metro boston and the north shore. south of town. norwood 76. plymouth 76. nashua at 57. another view of the low clouds and the fog again

we're losing the day light. there is visible satellite photography. this is how you see it up in space now the sun is getting low in the sky. clouds look like they're fading but they're still there. clouds will begin to peal out of here later on this evening only to be replaced by a whole new batch of clouds overhere. this is a cool front which oddly enough for some of you is going to lead to warmer weather tomorrow. a warm front got stuck south of the mass pike. it didn't move all that much. tonight evening clouds. then partly cloudy skies overnight. mild, 59-64. normal high of 61. tomorrow morning clouds, maybe a sprinkle as the cool front is moving through then i do think we'll see clears skies develop sooner than today. probably around lunchtime tomorrow. a west wind helps to clear out the air. a west wind promotes warming

back in the merrimack valley going to be a milder day for you folks. mix of clouds and sunshine. again these are afternoon temperature, tomorrow morning it could still be cloudy up until about 10:00, 11:00. fitchburg 76. mashpee at 75. edgartown at 71. records, no, it's a nice mild day. mid and upper 70s but the records tomorrow are in the low to mid 80s, thursday mostly cloudy sky. i think a scattering of showers. with thursday back down to the low 60s, here comes another warm front. yesterday i thought a warm front would move through. this is not going to make it through. more confident that we're in the 60s on thursday, then as we work into friday here comes another area of low pressure. that is going to grab some moisture off the atlantic as well as pennsylvania and put it up to southern new england with beneficial rain. so thursday, scattered showers, friday about an 80% chance of showers and perhaps even a few downpours

maybe we pick up an inch of beneficial rain by friday afternoon and friday evening. the weekend, saturday is a windy day with temperatures all day saturday in the 50s. sunday blustery and cool. even chillier next week. monday and tuesday highs briefly near 50 degrees. see you at 5:00. >> anchor: time for traffic. here is matt with an update. >> reporter: we will gibb on the pike west. heavy out past newton corner then begin from to the weston state police barracks, eastbound side you are moving well to downtown boston. heavy on the expressway south this. is near the gas tank in dorchester. the southbound side moving a bit slow. not all that bad. jammed out of the tunnel. most of the way down to the split. overon the northbound side you are moving okay but further up you will be heavy ace you approach the tunnel. tough to see but you are going to be heavy out of the tunnel. across the bridge and most of the way up to commerce

road. the southbound is moving well. we'll check the drive 93 north, a 32 minute drive. past that from 12 to 495, 12 minutes. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >> ryan: a 13-year-old finally realizing his team of playing football. this weekend he got to do just that and so much more. >> anchor: the teen has been living with a rare genetic disorder and he made it on to the field and scored a >> number 11 eddy. [applause] >> >> it has been a long road. there is always, been a little light a quiet dream for me. i've always beant wanted to play football but i knew i won't be able to but someone said i could come and do it and i was jumping for joy. and i, i was really speechless. >> reporter: eddy overcame incredible odds to take the field for his wisconsin

a touchdown. he is only 13 years old but because of a rare disease, he is already been through a lot. >> the very rare genetic disorder. he is missing an enzyme which allows substances to build up in his body which affects all of his organs. and the also his bones. he needs cervical fusions tire, he has had hip, knee and ankle surgeries and one of those put him in a ful body cast the for six weeks from arm pits down to his ankling. >> reporter: after that ed's mom and data didn't know if he would be able to walk but his spirit have served as an inspiration for his team mates. >> all the kids respect him for all the stuff he has gone through and the positive attitude ta he has. >> i see him doing a lot of things you wouldn't think he could do. >> reporter: eddy deserves most of the credit for always fighting and never

the happiest moments of his life he made sure to thank those who supported him. >> how did that feel? >> awesome. >> i broke down in tears and i want to thank all my teammates for helping me in make sure i don't get killed. >> reporter: adam williams, 7 news. >> ryan: what a great attitude. no brainer, why the smithsonian is raising money to save a very famous pair you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire.

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>> anchor: jimmy kimmel visited boston losing some valuables along the way. >> ryan:ness had town for a charity event. he lost quite a few things. kimmel tweeted this, dear virgin america, i left two books and the an important knight and my ipad on flight 366 l.a. i'm dumb. please help. virgin said that is a lot of things and t i.m.them. ? >> anchor: martha stewart teaming up with snoop dog. the two will invite their friends over for an evening of cocktails, combo and cooking. look for it on v.h.1. >> ryan: that is a very unique. no place like home and the

restore the famous shoes. the shoes are on display in the smiths sewnian's national museum. donors can give up to the kick starter campaign to save the slippers. >> anchor: i'm amaka ubaka in for jadiann thompson. >> ryan: 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> kim: the search is on for a man who spoked himself as -- beyond -- and overschool. drawing attention to an alleged deal between the state department and the f.b.i. we've team coverage in the race for the white house. >> reporter: wetter late than never. here comes the sunshine. more sunshine tomorrow. >> anchor: we're following a developing story at 5:00, a recent health inspection prompting a popular restaurant in downtown crossing to voluntarily close its doors. >> kim: could curt

preparing to launch a political campaign. >> adam: a vanishing act. bob dylan staying silent after a nobel prize win. >> kim: we begin with breaking news. police in andover looking for a man who exposeever posed himself during an elementary school. students were outside of school for recess. >> adam: police say the man got out of his car and exposed himself. alex has the latest here at 5:00, alex? >> parked here in this lot off of main street. got out of his car, and then exposed himself to children who were in this lot at recess. this is the saint augustine elementary school here in andover. police say the man turned away from the students, pretended to get on his cell phone then exposed himself a second time. this happened yesterday but police are just releasing

afternoon. >> this is an unfortunate incident that we hate to see within our community, within any community and it concerns us greatly as the safety and security of our children swells our community at large is very important to us. >> reporter: the man is described as a white male in his 20s with a slender build. his car he was driving a silver or black honda or volumes wagon. if you have information you police. live in andover, i'm alex deprado, 7 news. >> kim: we're nology a developing story this afternoon. the sweet green restaurant in downtown crossing voluntarily shutting down after a recent inspection and apparently someone reported getting sick. kelli o'hara just speak with the city commissioner of inspectional services, what did you learn? >> reporter: the commissioner says he has some major concerns because this is the send time