>> anchor: right now grief counselors are on hand at a new hampshire high school. they are offering support to students coping with the loss of their classmate who police say was swept down a storm drain. the 16-year-old boy was pulled from the merrimack river over the weekend after he disappeared on friday. >> anchor: police believe he fell into the dane during that heavy ran on friday. dan hausle live in nashua where there is now >> reporter: a lot of jake ob's classmates and friends gathering now around that growing memorial and a ground that storm drain which is where he was last believed to have been when he disappeared and this at a time when city officials are vowing to take measures to try to make sure whatever happened doesn't happen again. friends and strangers stopped by the now sealed storm drain where jake on goullet swept into the

sunday. jesse said classmates are sheaing pictures and medical or ease of jacob on-line. when i found out i thought this had to be fake. when i watched the news i was crying. i couldn't believe this happened. >> reporter: investigators found surveillance video showing jacob walking in the area with a hat and umbrella. police got a call friday night that the cover was off the storm drain and jake ob's hat and umbrella were right near the open hole. the sad mystery brought many here wondering what coul happened. a 16-year-old kid loses his life because a storm drain pops off. how come they all didn't pop off? i know they had a lot of rain. that could be why. maybe it was forced up. i have no idea. it's a strange story spot tragedy hing hard at nashua north high where jacob went to school. it's very somber. i was there with one of the assistant principals as kids came in. some kids were visibly distressed. those kids we immediately matched up with counseling and support as they went into the

>> anchor: late this afternoon the nashua mayor's office released a statement saying the storm drain covers that are now aluminum will be covered with heavier storm drain covers and be bolted down with tamper resistant bolts and urging anyone who knows of any open grates, any open drains, to give city hall a call. live in nashua, new hampshire, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: an mbta bus driver assault in burlington over the weekend. the suspect identified as daniel coolic said he wanted to get that he couldn't let anyone off between those assigned stops. so police say he was angry and broke the doors and windows of the bus and then grabbed the bus driver around the neck who later returned to the scene for his forgotten cell phone and that's when he was arrested. >> anchor: dress code drama causing more controversy at boston latin. more than 500 students signed an on-line petition protesting the new dress code that bans several things including spaghetti straps and gang related clothing

students and minorities. the school plans to enforce the new dress code next week. two construction workers killed during a watermain break and trench collapse in boston will be honored at the statehouse. officials say robert higgins and kevin maddox will be remembered during a commemoration there next april them were killed when a watermain broke and filled a trench they were working on friday afternoon. >> anchor: a one of a kind event drawing dozens of women in rhode island and this was the yoga participants walking to protest body shaming and pat of their mission is to dress down. someone who said they shouldn't be wearing those tight pants. sara french reports. stripes and solids all shapes and sizes. sunday afternoon's yoga pants parade drew dozens of men and women out to the streets. it was just positive, made me smile. everyone had smiles on their faces. struck a nerve, this election season but it's really positive, it's a positive event and positive day.

editor in a local newspaper criticizing women of a certain age for wearing the form fitting work out attire. organizers jimmy burke said the large turn out sends a powerful message. it speaks to the need for us to stand up for our rights to wear what we want. carrying signs and banners, the crowd made their way past the home of the man who wrote th he says it was only meant to be a joke and the parade was stressful and intimidating. but those who came out for the walk say it turned what they saw as negative commentary into a positive community event. it's about women wearing what they choose to wear and everybody being respectful of the yoga pants air symbol. i think it's a take on society today and decorum in our

the letter and parade made national headlines. people from all across the country posted on the facebook event page, showing their support. in the newsroom, sara french, 7 news. >> anchor: a football brawl caught on camera. saturday's merrimack college versus southern connecticut football game ended in quite a rumble. the teams were shaking hands when pushing and shoving started to escalate. coaches and referees were eventually able to break up the brawl no. arrests were made and no injuries were re d.c. is seen punching a student inside of a school. you can see the man walk down the hallway and hit the 7-year-old boy who then falls to the ground. right now investigators aren't sure why this happened but that by's parent as you can imagine are fuming. they are demanding answers. jonathan hall reports. >> anchor: cameras rolling inside kip dc spring academy catching a parent acting inappropriately wednesday. lena said she requested this video from the school's hallway after her 7-year-old, john, told

i was in the hallway and somebody push munched me in the stomach. >> anchor: it caused john to slum over. while he ed over the parent walked out of the building. how bad did it hurt? >> reporter: real bad. it made my some acpainful. you watch my son oh ground and you didn't do nothing and all you can say is you was playing. >> reporter: lena said she had interactions with the doesn't understand why he would hurt her child. you don't bully a child or torment a child. i wouldn't do that to you or your child. i wouldn't do that to none of your kids. i will feel bet when he is locked. in a letter sent to parents a spokesperson for kip dc says in part the health and safety of our students teachers and staff remains our number one priority. and we will continue to work closely with the police to insure that students and staff are safe at school. you all should have had the

jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: the ex-wife of former subway pitchman jared foggle. she said subway continued to promote her husband. she is filing a lawsuit against subway today and allege the company allowed jr to spend time promoting in elementary schools. >> anchor: an rv filled with marijuana candy went new flames in delaware on sunday. the company weed world candies confirm it was one promotional rv's. police say the rv was headed to philadelphia when it caught fire sending flames and smoke into the air. the rv and contents were a total loss but the five people inside the vehicle were able to escape safely. five people are now dead after a house fire in demartin luther king junior, georgia sunday. you can see the massive fire ball burning through the trees. the fire was so intense fire fighters were forced to fight those flames from the outside.

neighbor shows a fire so bright all you can see through the trees is light in the place where a house should be. it was a pretty intense fire when the call came in. >> reporter: besides the big flames, their path to the house was also blocked by sparking wires. fire fighters did say from was an arc in the electrical line that was on the right side of the home that was one challenge. once flames were out. fire fighters found bodies of time people. no one who was inside survived. and neighbors said there was a pro rain pain tank exploded. it sounded like gun shots. they were less a baking and you can hear cracks. she says the family had a bonfire going in the pit behind their house last night. it is something they have done before and she says there has never been any problems. when you go to bed, you pour water on your fire to try to eliminate the coles. >> reporter: while investigators are looking at these accidental causes until they know for sure, police are ready to step in at any moment. in the event that it does

flownious activity then we would assist them even further and take over the investigation on a homicide end. with five people dead investigators are not ready to rule anything out. officials say there were three women and two men inside the home along with a cat and dog. investigators have not yet identified the victims. civil rights and anti-war activists thomas hayden has died. he is best known for being part of the chicago 7 charged with conspiracy over his anti-vietnam war protests. he spent to decades serving in the fo he was married to actress jane fonda. officials say he died of a lengthy illness. he was 76 years old. shea lien woodly will stand trial early next year of she was arrested earlier this month on charging related to her protest. the star plead not guilty last week to criminal trespass and engaging in a riot. she could face two months in jail and $3,000 in fines if she is actually convicted. >> anchor: ahead here on 7 news the world series is set as fans

watch this historic matchup. >> anchor: seeing ruby red. 107 good news for those iconic slippers judy garland wore in that classic film. >> anchor: ahead at 5:00 full steam ahead. both donald trump and hillary clinton head to some key states as the race for the white house gets ready to come to a conclusion. >> anchor: a deadly drive and wash under investigation. police try to figure out what caused that crash.

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>> anchor: well they have done it. cubs fans revoicing over the weekend. i guess you can put it like that. after the team ed a world series spot the cubs will now play the cleveland end for a chance at that big title. beth teams were in a bit a world series drought you could say. >> anchor: ticket prices for those games is out of the park as everyone helps to get a front

here we go. >> reporter: it's world series week but for cleveland and chicago there is much more tran a trophy at stake. this is the year we have been waiting a long time. >> reporter: who two teams have waited longer to win another world series. the indians last championship was 1948. the cubs 40 years before that, 1908. they have been the butt of jokes the answer to trivia questions, the lovable losers, but for one of these teams decades of wait about over. it's been such an emotional ride for everybody watching this watching them year after year after year not winning and still bing in all of the games. from the minute beth teams got a spot in the series fans have been getting ready and gearing up. we've got like 7 or 8 shirts and like for or five hat.

yes, got to get the family the gear, man. >> reporter: retailers say the afternoon shoppers spends about $150 but that's chump change paired to what tickets are going for. on-line price have surpassed even super bowl levels with seats selling for thousands. a cost that's only going to climb just like the excitement and intensity as these two teams take a swing at history. jay gray, nbc news. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news if you are a girl scout cocky yo how you could enjoy the sweet treats all day long. >> reporter: all righty. for tomorrow back into the sunshine but chilly. the forecast is up next. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news at 5:00, a major merger now under review by the federal government of the why the ceo of time warner says it will only help consumers. >> anchor: a scary sight in california as a police ride along turns into a chase then a

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message. >> anchor: listen up. soon you can have some of your faith cookies for breakfast. general mills announcing it will release girl scout cookie flavored ceilials on store shelves that coincide with the 100th anniversary of the girl scout cookies. i'm surprised it took that lock for them to come out with girl scout cocky cereal. >> anchor: it's bad news. >> anchor: are you going to like this? >> anchor: of co so speaking of something we do like, just pretty nice temperatures today, chilly but it's object weather. >> anchor: but could be a little more chillier than tomorrow, right? >> reporter: that's correct. overall chilly week shaping up, especially the next three days only in the 40's for afternoon highs tomorrow and wednesday and that's with sunshine so that should tip you off that here we go into mid fall where that sun doesn't have the same firepower that it does in september where you start chilly and make a nice recovery that.

thursday afternoon of i tell you what. for some of you in the worcester hills that may try to start as a little bit of a sleet. the little ball bearings of ice, ice pellets that bounce around you can hear them pink, pink, pink, that might happen thursday afternoon in the worcester hills. sunshine we're talk a chilly rain for the rest of us of the last week jet stream was like that. that's why on wednesday of last week we were near 80 but this week it's going to look like this and it's going to be almost impossible to warm things above normal. in week is whatting right now and it's almost over. upper 50's, the city at 59. authorize wood at 5 . that's where we should be this time of year west and northwesterly breeze all day behind a cool front which came through new england this morning with clouds and even a little burst of rain shower activity down through plymouth, bristol county and out on to the cape and islands. north wet of boston nothing. although we have seen a couple left over clouds behind that weather system. here is the front now well offshore and there is the area of high pressure.

hang out with us for a few days. s we look off to the northwest closer to that high pressure burlington, watertown upper 40's albany 49. this air, this air mass, this chung of air will reside and find itself into southern new england tomorrow afternoon and again on wednesday afternoon. so certainly will be chillier tomorrow afternoon. for tonight partly cloudy skies, wind fades away. lows between 33 and 39. kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning again jackets, a great idea perhaps even mittens for the cold spots like norwood for example. they will be down into the 30's with lots of sunshine. they will have outtook recess tomorrow but they need that jacket all day long. this won't be an early morning chill. it's cool, the entire day. lots of sunshine. breezy as well. that works against you. terms between 45 and 50 degrees. the city around 50 tomorrow afternoon. norwood at 49. north of town middle and upper for ease, cape ann around 50

barre 46. fitchburg at 47. out on to the cape temperatures around 50 degrees. chatham 51. provincetown at 53. wednesday mostly sunny skies, upper 40's on wednesday. thursday mostly cloudy and rain comes at us thursday afternoon. again for some of you in the worcester hills and monadknock region there may be a little bit of sleep before you become a chilly rain but for everyone inside 495 we're talking about a cold rain thursday afternoon, thursday night lingering into friday morning. i will see you at 5:00. >> anchor: all fast track traffic let's go over to matt fitzgerald with an update for us. tough going on route 1 north this afternoon. this is a two car crash right by route 16 in revere right at the on ramp here you will be heavy from the chelsea curve up to the crash scene further north the on ramp that's copeland circle is closed because of a nearby gas mainly pair. that closure is pecks through the evening commute so expect a tough right on route 1 this afternoon of the tough going on the upper deck of 93 heavy right out of the tunnel most of the way up into medford then again

route 133. the lower deck is of moving okay from assembly square right into the tunnel. just a mess over on the pike west heading out the boston you will be heavy from the allston tolls out toward the weston state police barracks then again out toward route 9 over on the eastbound side you are moving well from the weston tolls into downtown boston. we'll check the drive times on the pike from downtown boston to the weston tolls a 23 minute ride. once you get past the weston tolls to 495, 26 minutes. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >> anchor: tensions ar country between police and the african-american community. >> anchor: an officer and a football player in texas are hoping their connection can serve as a strong example for others. nicole oliverio has their story. willie phillips made his name known on the football field and recently he made his name known on social media with this tweet which reads "society doesn't want to see black and cops together but me and officer king are making a change. he is the father i never had."

officer king he was like that father figure i needed in my life. >> reporter: it all start wad handshake. i saw willie in the hall one day and i just went up there and shook his hand and introduced myself and he introduced his self. we just hit it off from there. i started talking to him every day i seen hill. we became closer. the two can be found spending tile to the outside of the halls. i was trying to get you to take another snap chat. i take him hunting, to samurai to eat and take him and fa you know, during the holidays and cook for his family. he always checks on my stats and grades and makes sure i am doing good. he roots for me home or away he will text me and tell me i had a good game. >> reporter: in light of the recent issues turning police brutality and black lives matter movement, willie and officer king home to spread a message, a simple one, peace. all the time you see on social media with all of these killings going on it's just

black people but not all police officers are bad. some of them want to actually see us do good. it's whenever you break the rules and they have to enforce. we you'll actually care about the community. but we have a job to do and that's to serve and protect the community. >> reporter: nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news bringing some economic relief to our nation's capitol, why bill our nation's capitol, why bill murray took center stageyou kno. 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. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts,

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>> anchor: bill murray was honored to the mark twain prize for american humor in washington d.c. dozens of colleagues pay tribute to his life and career on sunday i'm sold out crowd of 2,400 was treated to clips from his most memorable performances. he is the 19th recipient of the prize which honors a lifetime contribution to american humor. he made us laugh a lot of times. dorothy's ruby red asked for help to preserve the shoes. they raised over $300,000 in less than a week and there is no place like their new home in a climate controlled case still on display at the national museum of american history. so happy end there. the shoes will be okay. >> anchor: unone of my favorite museums too. much more to come in the next 90 minutes. hope your monday is chugging along all right so far. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now.

blamed on a driver headed in the wrong direction. five people now dead and an investigation just getting started. in the race for the white house hilary clinton joining forces with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren in new hampshire. their message to donald trump. down in florida, the republican firing back what he is telling his supporters about his plunge in the polls. >> anchor: more winds tomorrow and even cooler. >> anchor: tom brady known for steering clear of controversial topics but today he took a strong stance agains violence. >> anchor: investigators trying to figure out what caused a tour bus driver to plow into the back of a tractor trailer on a california highway. the new evidence that could provide answers. s. >> anchor: five people are dead after a wrong way wreck in middleborough. mangled metal all that remains of the two cars. police say the car that was traveling the right way on 495 burst into flames after impact killing all four people inside. >> anchor: the driver of the

out how that driver ended up on the wrong side of the highway. steve cooper in middleborough the with latest. wrong way crash, car on fire. that was the radio call that sent emergency responders cram bling to 495 in the middle of night. the end result of a wrong way driver. the crash this morning was caused by the wrong way operator traveling southbound in the northbound lane. >> anchor: rescue crews arrive it say a woman driving south on the northbound lanes of 495 and middleborough slams head on into another car with four people inside that burst into flames on impact. all five people were pronounced dead at the scene. there was nothing we could do at the time. there was so much fire involved in the one vehicle. both cars including the mercury sable with the four victims are transformed into piles of twisted metal. state police say the driver who was hit head on never had a