thunderstorms on the south coast after midnight and perhaps we're talking about an inch and a half of rain. we have the wind advisory for the coastline and southeastern massachusetts overnight and early tomorrow morning. winds between 25-35, occasionally gusting near 50 miles an hour we'll talk more about your friday forecast in a few minutes. >> kim: thank you. he will continue to watch the storm when you are jot watching us on air. get updates and track the >> adam: on to breaking news in londonderry, new hampshire. police searching for this man saying that he is linked to a possibly abduction. jadiann thompson in our newsroom to bring us up to date right now. >> reporter: police say the possible ack ducks in londonderry happened just late this afternoon. now they're looking for the man we just showed you. going to show you again insurance is 22-year-old victor rosario from manchester, new hampshire. police are telling us the victim is a woman. and that she does know the suspect. so they're warning people do

if you see him, but they're urging the public to please call police if you do see the person. police tweeted out this photo of his car. this is a 1996 red honda civic. a hatch back. possible abduction happening off of harvey road in londonderry. officials don't know where the suspect and victim are heading. if you see him or you see the vehicle that we showed you do not approach but do call police. that is the latest. jadiann thompson, >> kim: following more breaking news here at 6:00. a police officer on detail stopped an attempted bank robbery in west roxbury then chases down and catches the suspect. big day. jonathan hall now joins us from the city of boston credit union. there he is. so that is where it happened. it sounds like they solved it all, got the guy. what can you tell us? >> reporter: they did. kim, we're right in front of the bank. this is the city of boston

take a step forward because there is a car trying to get through. there was a robbery here just before 4:00, employees left here without commenting on the crime here today. police say just before 4:00 pm a masked gunman came in here to pull off a bank heist. when he didn't know is there was a police officer stationed here almost everyday on detail. so witnesses say a female boston police officer inside the bank noticed what was going on, interrupted t attempting bank heist and chased down the suspect. sky 7 was overhead. there was a foot chase and although the facts aren't entirely clear, there may have been a second suspect arrested in a red car just up the road at the corner of baker street. an employee at the corner at tony's place pizza saw that arrest. >> i see the cop, like, take the gun out and pull the gutt of the car. the guys don't do anything.

>> reporter: you didn't know it was a bank robbery. >> no. >> that is scary to think about it. definitely scary. >> reporter: you can see the office is closed. it would be anywhich at this hour at 6:00. there are reports police recovered a bag right here in front of the bank. when we don't snow whether there was any money inside. live in west roxbury, jonathan hall,7 news. >> adam: also here at 6:00 a man is killed in a fiery crash. this happened in milford. you was. the car flips, burst into flames, in front of a busy car dealership. police say the car was going fast when the driver lost control hitting a hydrant before flipping over. people nearby say flames were too intense. >> we thought we should try to smash out a window. so jerry smashed the extinguisher into the back window.

car was popping, sounded like it was going to blow up so we had to make a decision to back away from the vehicle. >> reporter: police say the person who died in the crash was an elderly man and they're looking into whether he might have had a medical emergency. >> kim: also on 7 questions mounting after this smoky scare at back bay station. this video seen around the world. passengers kicking out windows and crawling to safety. tonight bostonly leaders for a quicker turn around for getting new trains. steve cooper live at the back stay station. >> reporter: so there are new trains that are on the way here to the back by station but it's going to take a while for them to get here. so tonight the focus from city leaders is over the frightening moments for passengers jammabling to get off a train that was in trouble. >> this station is a hubb for so many commuters across the city. >> reporter: frantic

orange line train rushing to get away from the choking smoke. it was captured with cell phone cameras leaving commuters concern and elected offices outraged. what do you say to people that went through that scene? >> i know, it's very alarming, imagine being on a train, smoke ask bellowing in. >> reporter: t.officials blame the problem on an overheated motor that led to a trash fire on the tracks fire people were treated for smoke inhalation. conversation. it's not a simple fix but it's a plan and let's pay for it. >> reporter: the governor says new trains are on the way for a fleet that dates back more than 40 years but the new equipment is still two years away. >> the system moves a million people a day. for the most part safely. we fleed to make it more reliable than it is. >> reporter: paul region who heads up the t.'s advisory board says the t.needs to better communicate with commuters.

communicate with passengers. let people know what is going on when there is an emergency. >> reporter: ends a spokesman for the mbta telling us late this afternoon that there are about 150 new trains slated for the orange line but they're still in the manufacturing process right now. all part of the t.'s billion dollar, multibillion dollar t.improvement program but there is a lot of work to be done between new and then, steve cooper, 7 news. >>da the uber driver whose s.u.v. came to a crashing stop on beacon hill. tonight worry elearning about his driving record. let's get to kimberly bookman with more. >> reporter: the uber driver that slammed into this home with a passenger in the back seat has a long history of speeding, failure to stop and accidents. a witness to wednesday's crash who doesn't want to show his face on camera says

aid way with minor injureries. >> i thought they were dead. i'm surprised they both got out of the car. >> reporter: this is a copy of between's' driving record from the department of transportation. it spans backs to 1985 with several license suspensions. his most recept incident was a year ago until this ride wednesday to the top of beacon hill where he crashed into a brick wall. >> you have to be stepping on the gas to get the car going that fast and impact. no of the skid marks, didn't look like there was any attempt to even show down. >> reporter: boston police say the toyota rav 4 he was driving came in contact with a car at the bottom of the street, then lost control accelerating, they do not plan to charge the man. supports are in place to keep the brick barrier intact leaving one car trapped in the cart yard. home owner and neighbors weren't here.

most grateful for today. >> very thankful no one was home at the time. serious situation, someone could have been hurt. >> adam: with that update kimberly bookman from beacon hill. >> kim: to election day, getting closer, just 12 more days until we get to the polls. hillary clinton urging her supporters to vote right now. with many states allowing for early voting. donald trump targeting supporters too, trying to get them to stay home. ryan control room with more. >> reporter: early votes starting to hit the polls with so much negativity in the race, experts say turnout will win or lose this election. >> i believe everything we care about is at stake in this election so you have' got to vote. >> reporter: day within meant lines for early voting in maryland. a blue state clinton voters motivated. >> we're all working together to bring in the first woman president.

more democrats are early voting a republican majority in three. donald trump needs clinton supporters to stay home. a senior aide admitted black and white liberals are being reminded of offensive things clintons have said and done through trump ads. >> he has given up winning the votes of young women, african american so he is trying to give them a reason not to vote at all. >> ryan: damaging the clinton image is a memo about bill clinton incorporated how he interrecollecting his nonprofit work -- >> called the arrangement unororthodox. >> i'm out here first and mother -- foremost because we have never had a more qualified and prepared candidate for president than our friend, hillary clinton. >> ryan: a good sign for

north carolina. nationally a new poll shows clinton has a 9-point lead over kroell. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> still ahead for you a word of warning, what state leaders do not want you to do in the voting booth. and the how j.t.sparked this campaign conversation. >> kim: plus a rivally rematch days away. what bill's coach rex ryan is saying about a crucial

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not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> adam: massachusetts leaders asking voters to get the pick it your ahead of election day urging them not to take a voting booth selfie. it's actually illegal here in massachusetts. >> kim: but up in new hampshire it's legal which can cause campaign confusion. alex shows us how a photo by a pop icon s debate. >> early voting is overhere. >> reporter: the line wasn't as bad as i thought it was going to be, there is a lot of people doing early voting. >> over here. >> it worked well. >> it was crowded in there. >> early voting. >> take any photos? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no selfies. >> no, not even one. i heard about what happened to justin timberlake. he posted a picture of himself voting in tennessee.

taking pictures inside a polling location. >> don't take a picture of yourself. >> reporter: here in massachusetts, taking photos at a polling place is also banned. at boston city hall voters have the message. >> it's against the law. >> you know it is. >> i did not take a photo. >> did you ever think of ?taking a photo of your ballot? >> no. >> i know what i wanted. >> i -- i didn't w done it. >> reporter: in new hampshire a court ruled a photo ban is unconstitutional. >> no, i think that is very personal. i don't -- >> reporter: not for you to do? >> no. >> reporter: you are staying out of trouble? >> that's right. >> reporter: in boston alex depratto 7 news. >> reporter: tracking rain and eventually wind.

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>> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: rain and wind for tonight. a windy take tomorrow. we boot the rain out of here i think probably around 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning but a blustery day. milder by the weekend. but even the weekend has a couple of rain drops but not like this. here is the real deal, this

rainstorm which is pockets of snow and sleet. higher elevations in the beckshires, even lower elevations saw accumulating snow. this yellow and red, it looks like heavy rain but also the radar is picking up sleet pellets mixed in with the rain drops so you'll have maybe a burst or two of with a bill lit of rain. but this is a rain event from. a storm system over there that continues to head east and it'll drag milder into southern new england and northern new england. snowfall tallies off to western massachusetts, elevations 1500 feet, pittsfield 2 inches of snow. springfield an inch of snow. no snow in boston but we've seen snow in month of october opinion october 18, 2009 the city had .1 of an inch of snow. 2005, this upcome weekend is

snow tobeer. 40s at this time. the city at 45. plymouth 45. even in the worcester hills temperatures are 30s to around 40. so out in those locations, it becomes a chilly rain over the next couple of hours. then temperatures will rise over night but we focus on the rain. this is the fire house of rain into southern new england. around midnight until early tomorrow morning, about 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon but there may be a few storms as well. the south coast and the drought. the concern is that if you are out on the roads after midnight tonight, or very early tomorrow morning, before 6:00 am, this is a lot of water for the storm drains. storm drains have leaves in them that will further complication -- complicate the situation. there is a wind advisory in effect. wind will gust between 25-35 miles an hour late tonight and through the day

a lot of clouds. temperatures spend the entire day upper 40s, mid 50s, saturday a lot of clouds. a few peeks of sun but milder, it's the nicer of the two weekend days with a few showers on sunday but not a washout. mid 50s on sunday. >> announcer: now time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> >> if we're able to win this game obviously you are one game behind them. you are still blind them but but it would be significant for us, we need -- it' in our division, if you are trying to chase it then you got to beat 'em. >> reporter: rex ryan has never been shy about ruffling feathers especially when it comes to his rivalry with bill belichick and the patriots but with the pats running away with the a.f.c.east he is keeping his team's focus on the fields million trey daerr has more

lo. >> reporter: rob gronkowski and bennett may be the best pairing in football even if it's not a match somewhere else. >> we're not facebook friends, but other than that we're real life friends. >> reporter: not so friendly whether it comes to trying to find a way to slow them down. >> it's different to have two of those guys with the size they have, they can put them inside, outside, on the line. so they present a lot of problems. >> reporter: another mismatch could include the back at practice today and could be back on the feel tomorrow sunday where if history repeats itself bill's attitude will look to set the tone. >> there is no place for that. just try to ignore that and just try to play the game within the game. >> i got a lot of respect for the organization so i mean i just don't see any problems happening this game really. i mean, there is a lot of

i would say on both sides of the ball. >> reporter: a scuffle breaking out between the bills and last game. not sure we're going to see that however the bill think if the patriots are going to repeat the acts they're going to have to do the same, trey daerr, 7 sports. >> reporter: for a team that made defense their calling card the celtics gave up 117 points to a stevens and the settics forced to sweat it out as the nets outscored the celtics 36-25 in the fourth quarter cutting a 25-point deficit to 3 points with under a minute to play. brook lynn's bid falling short but it provided an early wakeup call for a team that enters the season with high expectations.

teams of the nba, that can't happen. there is no excuse for it. i got to tell you if we want to be a top team like they say we're going to be, we have to two a better job of closing games out. >> a game is never secure until the final bell rings. you have to understand that and play hard the entire game. >> reporter: the nets near comeback not enough to overshadow an impressive debut from the new comer. boston also made his presence felt on the defensive end of the floor finishing with a game high 4 blocked shots. >> felt great, man. that's a really good feeling just to think of the rich history here. i'm a, i really do appreciate being here. so for me it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: as if a three-game losing streak is not bad enough the

for the foreseeable future. pos ter knack is scheduled to have a hearing with the department of player safety to discuss the illegal check to the head on the rangers gerrardy. that is sports. 7 news continues after the break. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and

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