them in the trench there first rushed away with the water then back to the scene to try to get their co-workers out from the trench. department of public works crews came in, tried to shut off the water at multiple gates around the area. they finally got that water shut off but it was too late for the men down to the trench and now there there was a several hours effort to get them out. it looks like somehow a pipe must have break and unfortunately they weren't able to get se this is like 20 feet deep down there? the fire said about 12 to 15 feet deep. the two people are still down there? i ever source shut the power off, shut the water off and now it appears continue a rescue operation. a recovery operation i should say to get these to people out. it's sad. construction is a dangerous field.

gravel coming up into your vacuum cleaner and that's what is coming now is the effort to get some of the doe brie that continues to bury the men down in there carefully off the men to respect their bodies and at the same time keep rescuers safe as well. that apparently is why it's taking so long to get the men out them still don't know how this happened. the investigation is continuing while they make the recovery effort but it will go on in ernest once they get the bodies away from the scene. live in news. >> anchor: okay a hard story to report on here of many witnesses watched in horror as the water poured into that trench. tim caputo now continues team 7 original with more from those witnesses. tim? >> reporter: jadiann, the south end is a formly busy place especially on a friday afternoon. so you can imagine there were an awful lot of people around at the time this all happened. every one of them said it all happened in a matter of seconds. cell phone video shows just how quickly the water covered

>> reporter: water was spurting out of the ground and we could see the workers kind of are youing around and in a panic all of them like trying to get help in two men were trapped inside the trench as water filled the hole. the first thing i saw was a bunch of water did youing real quick copping toward the middle of the street. some workers were able to get out of the 12 foot deep trend on dartmouth street. some guys came out wet and then based the way the workers appeared when they left here, you can tell that something is really wrong. officials say two workers died in the trench in the minutes and hours that followed many on these packed streets watched as the workers consoled each other after this tragic work accident. it's terrible. you know? that you have to work so hard and these accidents have to happen. i mean, it shouldn't happen to nobody. >> anchor: with the exception

happened almost all of the restaurants and stores on this street and around this area have remained open despite that watermain break. that's the latest live from b's south end neighborhood, tim caputo, 7 news. >> anchor: new at 6:00 we're learning about the company involved in this tragedy. it does have some past violations. 7's alex deprato is live h roslindale where the company is based. alex? >> reporter: well, atlantic train company satam family company. they are based here in roslindale at hy their web site says they are a second generation drain cleaning company that fixes everything from household to hotel drains. here at the company workers have gathered all day, the company was established in 1978 and now another family member has taken over this business. 7 news has learned the company has been cited for four violations by osha since 2002. osha is the occupational safety

september of 2015 where the company was cited for serious and repeat violations relating to underground construction including for emergency procedures and evacuation plans. in all, the fines have amounted according to osha to nearly $100,000 since 2002. live in roslindale, alex deprato 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 news on air, on-line breaking news like this story. you can get instant updates on the recovery effort and the investigation on whdh.com and on the 7 news phone and tablet app. >> anchor: also on 7, disturbing details emerging from court as a man is charged with kidnapping and raping a lawrence teen. he face is a judge. prosecutors are revealing there was another victim. at take happening back in may. they also say they found crucial evidence on the man's phone. steve cooper live for news lawrence tonight with more on this story.

police are telling us that they found images of the victim on the suspect's cell phone and tonight more allegations involving another alleged victim here. doing his best to duck out of site angel mateo facing a judge in lawrence district court charged with raping and kidnapping a 13-year-old girl. i am sick about it. i think it's disgusting. >> reporter: according to prosecutors the 21-year-old suspect carried the middle school student into his apartment and sexually assaulted her as shes school yesterday morning. mateo claims he met the girl on social media at the beginning of the week and thought she was 18. police were quick to locate mateo and arrest him because he was wearing a gps tracking devices a pretrial condition debted to an address in april on charges of extortion and disemnaying obscene material. i am worried about my granddaughter. she is 13 years old. she has asperinger's so she is very friendly. he is now facing new s in

police say a 27-year-old woman has come forward identifyinging mateo as the man that tried to rape her in may in lawrence. a young man that is obviously enticing women. >> anchor: do you have anything to say at all? mateo's family left the courthouse without comment. while extra police in place outside the school so everyone feels a little safer. a guy has to be out of his mine, you know? to do something like tha >> anchor: police aren't ruling out the possibility that mateo could be facing a additional charges. for now he is being held without bail tonight and he returns to court for a dangerousness hearing next month. live in lawrence, steve cooper, 7 news. if 7 news now turning to your forecast. beautiful fall day today, wasn't it? but a soggy start to the weekend. showers moving through now. let's check in with our chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> anchor: yes, we are tracking

pennsylvania heading for new england late tonight and through the day tomorrow. the city of boston lighter rain, the steadier rainfall has been focused through metrowest and the 495 corridor and into the worcester hills for the last several hours. in fact, there may be localized street flooding in worcester county. i know it's weird to hear with a drought but the leaves are clogging storm drains and this is a brief shot of steady rainfall so be mindful of that out and about closer to boston again just lighter intermittent rain for the next several ho winds up, gets its act together and moves through new england during the day tomorrow. how much rain is on the way. i think about an inch, perhaps as much as two inches of rain in the worcester hills. lighteralities of rain north and south shore as well as the city of boston. rain will taper off tomorrow afternoon and then from that point it becomes about the wind of we will talk more about that and the rest of your forecast in a few minutes. >> anchor: a young boy shot by a stray bullet back home in chelsea tonight and showing off some of those scars.

kimberly bookman is live for news chelsea right now with all all of the updates. kimberly. any moment now we are expecting police and city officials out here at the shooting scene. they are expected to talk to the family about the safety and security. this is a family right now that is scared for their lives. the bull set right up here. >> reporter: lifting up his shirt juan lopez dell gato reveals where a stray bullet tore through his skin and lodged into his left shoulder. it felt horrible. i just felt l burning you. the 13-year-old says he was sitting on his bed waving tv wednesday night when he heard gun shots ring out at neighboring boston park. he says several bullets struck his chelsea home then one burst threw the hole in his bedroom, ripped a hole in his pillow and hit him. i got up because i fell at the moment and i ran to my mom's room and i fainted. >> reporter: the people in the park took off, brought police say a witness i d'd the shooter as christian garcia of everett.

in court paperwork there is a claim that garcia had a problem with someone in the area and threatened on social media to shoot up a house. people can't even be safe in their own house. it's crazy like why are you going to shoot in a park for? it don't make sense. that's a kid's play ground. just let it be. arraigned friday the prosecutor said detectives found shell casings in garcia's clothing that match the gun use in the shooting. in the meantime the bull struck juan is still in his and trying to get back movement grateful he survived the violence. just thank god i am still here. he gave me another chance. >> reporter: the victim's family said they are moving at the end of the mon. the suspect in this case is being held on $100,000 cash bill. he had an open case out of malden. the bail in that particular case has been revoked so in total he will spend at least 60 days behind bars without bail. rocking live from chelsea, kimberly bookman, 7 news.

up after sharing a stage for two straight days. the strategies for the clinton and trump campaigns with election day a little more than two weeks away. >> anchor: fergie is back and better than ever delivering an exciting end to the home opener. >> anchor: we continue to follow the breaking news in the south end. a couple of construction workers have died tragically. gushing water from a watermain break apparently drown them in a trench. it happened again in boston's south end. we'll have another live update

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>> anchor: election day only 18 days away now. remember ahitting that home stretch and candidates are hing to battleground states. trump and clinton staring the stage. >> anchor: tonight they go their separate ways trying to bring in undecided voters. fresh polling shows donald trump struggling in states that were once solidly republican. a christopher newport university poll puts hilary clinton up 12 points in virginia, 45% to 33%. then an atlanta journal constitution poll shows trump with a narrow two point lead in georgia, 44% to 42%. bill clinton was the last democrat to win georgia back in 1992. hillary clinton spooking in ohio friday as her campaign releases

star father kazirkahn. trump on the campaign trail after getting slammed for rigged election claims and getting booed during remarks a carity dinner thursday night. smith's great, great grandson explained why attendees reacted negatively. donald had some very solid minutes early he cross the line and took it a little too far. timothy dolan who sat between trump and clinton told nbc news candidates were more civil away from the mike. mr. trump turned to mrs. clinton and sand you are one tough and etched woman and she said whatever happens we need to work to the afterwards. >> anchor: with just over two weeks to go after election day we're likely to see more courtesy and conflict on the campaign trail. >> anchor: this year many americans are voting early

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>> anchor: patchy, light rain around the metro and that's the

this will work up into the city of boston. so again rain gather a good idea but the real stuff is way over here, worcester hills basically 195 and up through 290 the mass pike 84, just a fire hose of rain, worcester proper out toward princeton, hubbardston, leominster, fitchburg and then that is down near webster all lifting north. very heavy rain in a short at of time combined with the least likely in the storm drains, probable going to lead to localized street flooding in worcester county so just be mindful you the rain, but it's not overwhelming. it's not heavy at this tile and i think that continues to be the case this evening. to focus steadiest the rainfall west of the interstate [#] 5. essentially west of 495 as well from this storm way over here. grabbing moisture off the atlantic some that is tropical miss tour, ing it up into southern new england for the next several hours but again the heaviest rainfall, 495 west into the worcester hills it all winds down after midnight tonight but we're not done with the rain just yet.

but i do think we'll see another band of rain shower and perhaps downpour activity work up into southern new england, metro boston early to mid afternoon tomorrow and that is the cold front tied to this storm system so when it's all said and done tomorrow evening, rainfall likely to be over an inch in this blue shading with most of it happening before midnight tonight. again, there will be a little more rain shower activity midday tomorrow but most of it falls tonight from that storm system right there and then after the rain tapers off it is about the wind. it becomes a overnight tomorrow night and through the day on sunday. winds will gust between 25 and 35 miles per hour late tomorrow afternoon. after 3:00 p.m. and through the day on sunday. in fact on sunday winds may gust over 45 miles per hour and did you catch this right here? this blue shading. that's actually snow shower activity. highest elevations northern and western new england perhaps into the berkshires tomorrow night but no accumulation. gusty winds, that's the case on sunday with sunday being the brighter of the two weekend days. temperatures tomorrow especially

and still humid tomorrow morning. then we dry it out with the wind tomorrow afternoon. sunday much dryer, cooler with temperatures on sunday in the mid and upper 50's. i will see you at 7:00 with an update on that rain. marchand control the puck to berg ron! patrice be puts browns ahead with a minute 15 to go! >> reporter: patrice bergeron making an impact in a hurry proving once again he is the heart and soul of the bruins. 31-year-old centerman capping off a thrilling third period come back, making his season debut and finishing off with a game winner sending the bruins faithful home happy. bergeron back on the ice after missing the first three games of the season with lower body injury and making his presence felt providing heroics and b's home opener the black and goal improving to three and one on

they are one and 0 at the guard on a far cry from last year when they drop their first four gail of the season on home ice. i think we're all disappointed with our record here last year and it was important to get off it a good start and like i said you want the fans to come and watch you. well, give them a reason to do that and you have to pay the price and play some exciting hockey and show you are competing hard. you want to start on a good note especially at home talked about our home record in the last few years and we want to do the job especially early in the first game and it's one step but we're happy with it. >> reporter: after holding down the pipes in his second straight win tukka rask did not practice today sitting out with what claude julien termed as general soreness. he appeared to reaggravate an injury. he is questionable for tomorrow night's game against the

practice today before departing for sunday's show down in pittsburgh. steelers enter week 7 with a defense uncharacter italy ranked 28th in the nfl but don't expect tom brady to take the team lightly, especially not on the road. it's a challenging defense to play of they test you in every area and it's why we always had so many tough games against them. they are just tough to play, especially at home. the atmosphere is just football mo you have great college football there. you great nfl there. it's just a football atmosphere. they love their steelers. they love going to the games and it's going to be a great atmosphere come around subbed. >> reporter: luke keekly made a name far himself in boston college. the all pro linebacker returning to campus this weekend with the school set to retire his jersey during halftime at tomorrow's

i take a lot of pride in it. it's a great honor. it's neat but i think as time progresses the cooler it will get and more it will mean, you dent ever miss something until it's gone and it's cupid of like my time at bc. you loved it aisle while were you in it but you don't realize how much you miss until it's gone. game five the wnba final spark trailing links by one late in the game. up for good a 3.1 seconds back in the game. regular season game winning basket clinching the title for the sparks and grabbing our play of the day. blount, edelman and gronkowski reached find 1015 for their actions in last sunday's game against the bengals. that's it for sports.

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>> anchor: thank you so much for joining us on this friday evening, everyone. a jadiann son. >> anchor: i'm jonathan hall. we will continue to cover the breaking news and the south end. tragic story with two workers

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