7 news at 6:00 starts now. meteorologis anchor: first. >> it's going to be wet out there so rob what can people expect? >> meteorologist: well, don't let it fool you, that is is /* include . >> is snow. and meanwhile this side of the state is rain.

given the fact that we have 2-3 inches of rain, the ground is saturated, it would not take much to cause ponding. the chance of rain ends midnight, but we're going to see gusts up to 30 miles per hour. and and the winds will continue to rise. 46 in bedford, 46 in fishberg and you go west and the temperatures continue to drop in boston. and about as cool as the 30s in the upper suburbs. much windy tonight and we'll

to stick around in a few minutes. anchor: thank you, bob and this was the scene in. cars under water and some areas are receding. we'll be joined by alma now. anchor: well, now city crews are working to restore power like on this one. it's something that will stake a little while but will continue. flooding continues after whister flooding left drivers struck in their cars and it made it hard to cross the street. >> it was actually really scare rear and i could not cross the

bad. workers are in the process of sweeping but there are several power outages. the city is warning people about man-hole covers and downed wires. >> there were scarred getting blocked off and cars were getting towed, so. anchor: about are without powers and crews are working into the evening. and we're following breaking news out of burleson and police say two passengers attack that

an motive still unknown. anchor: and police cruiser struck on the streets. the drive is a 24-year-old man and police smelled alcohol in his breath. he was later released on bail and he should be arraigned monday in two prefolice officers are the road to recovery. morris was released from the hospital and will get better treatment at boston rehabilitation center. >> chief is happy to see the two men are happy.

shot. the suspect opened fire with an assault rifle and handgun as they investigated a fight during a fight with his roommate. the investigation is ongoing. anchor: more news today where officials are still investigating an accident when two men were tra the trench they were working on. onlookers say it was chaotic. workers were trying to help the two men but it was too late. the two men's bodies were recovered after hours of work.

responded to a fire and two kids had to be rescued by ladder trucks. the fire chief says his crew did a great job working so quickly. crews from ladder 2 and 6 did a great job and it was a very scary situation. we had ems on the scene and be any injuries and quickly spread a 3-alarm. it was certainly a night in this area. anchor: yes it was and the fire is still under investigation. and police are looking into a stabbing that happened on beth

injuries. the suspect is 23 years old and a motive is still underway. and taking on the pittsburgh steelers. >> well, there's a lot on the line. trey is live with the highlights, trey. the first to win six lombarty trophies. and they're showing no signs of slowing down any time soon. it looks like he's firing for groncowsky. >> he scores.

dynamic in the nfl. >> he wants him defend every blade of grass and that's how we stress the defense. >> it's a weapon here. and we're playing fast, we're playing good. we have a lot of things to work we're playing hard. >> reporter: there are issues and it's mainly the defense on third down. >> well, we have to find ways to win and i would be lying if i didn't say that was not one thing we were working on. it's all about match ups. >> reporter: the match up this week is antonio brown and white. you have to stay with him

for a guy that isn't that big, he really does catch everything. he's not a one-trick pony. and it should be really interesting to see how the steelers unit brown and not ben ropelsberger. the go. well, the highlights are on trump and clinton and donald trump scrambling for support. make sure you support the

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now, 7 weather. the charles, and the biggest issue is the wind gusts so expect it to be 40 miles per hour through the afternoon. it will calm down through the evening hours but that's about the time it will come to an end. and the temperatures will be on the cool side for the riata. and happening right now in

tomorrow morning and it's going to be gusty and in general the temperatures will be blown away for almost an entire week but chilly tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. and here's your radar, and no your eyes are not deceiving you that's blue which i was telling you about on the mountains of vermont. it's only the higher elevations where they on the grassy side. it's really hit or miss showers and we have one moving across ipswich but i do expect a spotty shower or two and i do expect spinning air in the upper level low pressure. and some of these rains could

chance of rain comes to an end but southern vermont and western massachusetts do have chances f for snow. and in some of the higher elevations att elevations of the w hshgz ishwh. and workweek ahead. 39 in boston but look, it gives you an idea of how cool it is. 31 in boston and nantucket and look at the numbers. mid to upper 50 if we're looking with overnight lows into the 30s

anchor: seven days ago, pittsburgh steelers were looking to be the team of the year. tom brady is now must-see tv and he's back and has been absolutely outstanding and swinging at a record rate for all of his passes. and and it should be a good match up where the steelers are giving up 200 passes in the game. and it should be after labou has moved to tennessee but they're just like the steelers of old. >> it seems like the same steelers defense. they have every combination that

sure everyone is aware about who we have and who we have in the run game. >> i mean the steelers overthe years have not changed that much. they have a lot of the same core guys and they're always big. they're all physical. you are in for a touch matchup against the pittsburgh steelers. anchor: and we have the steelers coverage we'll have mike beltran in the studio. it's tomorrow following cardinals at 7:00 on nbc. and it will not be nick as he's out because of the hamstring injury that happened in the boston opener.

caught up with him on an emergency basis. and he gave up four goals and 24 shots. he will continue to be monitor and as for cadell, he's just ready for the spotlight. >> i have been here before so i know the order. it's always hard and always interesting and tough i think when you lookality putting your go goaltender in, all you can ask for an is chance to win. anchor: and they have not won a conference game since the

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