that suspect over believing he match the description of a home robbery suspect. that's when the man opened fire on the officers. right now we don't know the condition of the second officer in this case. the scene is still very active as police continue to look at and collect evidence there. we'll keep you updated as we learn more on this story. in the newsroom, jennifer egan, 7 news. >> anchor: also breaking news in new jersey we're following today. two people rushed to the hospital in a stabbing at rutgers university. the suspect is the school sent out an alert before 3:00 this afternoon that several people have been stabbed. we know know there are two victims total no. word on their conditions at the moment. this happen integrity business school on rutgers, new brunswick campus. school was put on lock down as police search for a suspect. students describe the moments after the stabbings. at first i thought it was just two guys just fighting each other because that's what it sounded like, but then once people started looking up and getting concerned and the people

up saying we need to get ambulance. there is sleet bleeding. that's when i was like oh my god this is real. you know, if something serious was happening. i just heard yelling and like sort of a struggle go down and then people started getting up, looking frantic and short leafter that ambulance call up, police came up. >> anchor: rutgers university says the school and area around it is now safe. >> anchor: and we're following more breaking news. this out of haverhill where pedestrian accident. sky 7 hd over that area just minutes ago. this is the area of 371 river street. we're told it's a serious accident. they called in a medical helicopter. we have crews on the way and we will continue to bring you the latest on all of these breaking stories. . now to our election count down. you can believe just four days to go and no rest for the candidates. hillary clinton and donald trump crisscrossing the battleground states in this last ditch effort

may remain and both nominees are calling on some of their biggest supporters to make the rounds in those key swing states. >> anchor: it's the states that could make all of the difference. one of them in fact is right here in new england. and in fact according to recent polls donald trump is closing the gap in new hampshire. that's the stator' talking about. the republican nominee back in the granite state today. let's head out to dan hausle live in atkinson, new hampshire. dan? well, the trump campaign believes that things they do believe they can win. they say they need to get every vote possible. we're three points up nationwide and going like a robert. >> reporter: donald trump says the polls show he is peaking at the right time, but he and surrogates say they will need every vote they can get in the granite state. it all comes down to what happens here. what happens here will as usual

trump now arguing that a hillary clinton presidency would be weighed down by clouds of controversy and alleged corruption. he is likely to be under investigation for a long time concluding in a criminal trial our president. america deserves a government that can go to work on day one, get it done. >> reporter: we also heard from kate quickly, the sister of benghazi victim glenn dougherty of massachusetts. she blames hillary clinton for inaction. who we elect to president of t has direct life and death consequences. >> reporter: trump's final pitch is that he is the eight of change so many voters want. we're on the cusp of historic change that transfers power from a failed political establishment and returns that power to you, the american people. that's what is going to happen. >> reporter: from here trump hed to pennsylvania and ohio. he has five states he is going

on monday. live in atkinson, new hampshire, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: and on her final swing, hillary clinton is planning on at least 8 stops in five swing states including new hampshire on sunday. it's been a family affair for both candidates. there chelsea clinton following ivanka trump's path meeting with voters in new hampshire today. for more on the clinton camp pain let's head to keane where we find 7's byron barnett. >> reporter: chelsea clinton one of hilary clinton today. chelsea tried to make the case for her mom here in keane, a state that could turn out to be pivotal in deciding who become the next president. chelsea clinton trying to get young people fired up to help her mom win in the battleground state of new hampshire. we have to prove that love trumps hate isn't just a slogan and we have to prove that stronger together isn't just a

can't stay on the sidelines because this election is too important. so please, anything you can do over the next four days, talk to your family, your friends, strangers alike about what is at stake because we have to win and we have to turn new hampshire blue from the top to the bottom of the ticket. so thank you all for all you have done and all you can do. i am very happy to be in the home of the steelers. >> reporter: hilla c mark cuban in another important swing state. pennsylvania. these last four days, that's all that's left in what may be the most important election of our lifetimes. so are you ready to vote, pittsburgh? >> reporter: clinton says if elected president she would work to find common ground unlike her opponent, donald trump. if you know anybody here in pittsburgh or in western pa who is thinking about voting for trump, please stage an intervention before it's too

>> reporter: the parade of big name surrogates continues to roll through new hampshire. elizabeth warren tomorrow, hillary clinton herself on sunday and on election eave monday president barack obama. that's the story live from keane new hampshire. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: today was the last day for to you cast your vote before election day and the lines at city hall here in boston around the plaza, well, they were wrapped it seemed lick for for many it was would the the wait to get it oust way. steve cooper continues our election coverage live at government center. steve? adam, they are wrapped right now. look at the sign on city hall. you can say it says vote early boston. at 5:00 today just a few minutes ago that all closed down but take a look at what is left behind here. as far as the eye can see we have lines that are wrapped all the way around city hall plaza, take a look right here.

after hour as we swing around here just look at how long this line is but no one wants to miss the opportunity to vote early. what word would you use when you look at this line? shock. >> reporter: it was a right to see from sky 7 hd where all day long the last day for early voting in next true's presidential election and the line was basically wrapped around city hall in boston with anxious voters who waited for s we talked up and we're like that's a fine line. we looked around the corner and it guess all the way around city hall. >> reporter: in lowell city hall closed on fridays, frustrated voters were left to go to the reilly school to take part in the early voting. what happened. you went up to the door? >> reporter: it's closed. it says the sign is closed. the guy came out and said no, closed for business. >> reporter: city hall in boston plus three other locations were jam packed all stay.

would be popular but he never imagined this. people are willing to stand if line when they have more time and police to,er size their vote but it shows that there is that strong social aspect of voting. >> reporter: the secretary of state says more than 00,000 in the state's four and a half million registered voters have taken advantage of early voting with the hope that the lines will be lighter come election day. it's a lot of people but it's earn couraging to see how many peel are voting this year. i think it's a good sign. sign.. >> reporter: this may not be a good sign although people are starting to move slowly again. according to election officials they closed city hall at 5:00 for early voting but you can see everybody here in line and you can just see how far the line continues here across city hall plaza. well, everyone here in line will be allowed to get into city hall and vote tonight but the problem is, some people may be waiting more than two hours here but the

tuesday will lighten up a little bit. live in boston tonight on city hall plaza, steve cooper, 7 news. >> anchor: see, coming up at 6:00 we'll have results of our exclusive 7 news umass lowell poll. we'll take a look at just how close the numbers are in the presidential race in new hampshire particularly and also who is pulling ahead in the senate race there. >> anchor: and we are following a developing story out of south carolina. police discovered a body today on the property where a woman was just found locked storage container. she was missing for more than two months. so the search of this area in spartanburg county, south carolina where police found the woman continues at this hour. ryan schulteis joining us with the latest. >> reporter: this is a tragic and kind of bizarre story. just yesterday police found that woman chained alive in a locked storage container and today a body. police are now searching for other victims. a gruesome discovery this afternoon as investigators

south carolina. authorities say they have unearthethed human remains and now they are looking for more. we're trying to make sure that we don't have a serial killer on our hands. this is a very possibly what we have. >> anchor: that ken after kayla brown was rescued from a locked, metal storage container on the property where she had been held captive for more than two month. it was pretty emotional to say the least when she was found especially hen she was like a dog. she had a chain around her neck. shorts she believes four bodies are buried where she was found. we had cadaver dogs here yesterday that did alert on some places. >> reporter: police is arrested the property owner todd koehlhepp charged with kidnapping and stood before a judge for the first time in the case during a bond hearing this afternoon. police serving his property have uncovered weapons, ammunition, and a car that belongs to brown's boyfriend who is still

and nothing stuck out just yet. >> anchor: as the investigation continues. tonight the sheriff says the deputies have searched just about a quarter of the 95 acres belonging to that suspect. in the newsroom, ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> anchor: also on 7, a roadblock on route 128 in needham will begin in just a few hours from now. crews are going to shut down pat of the highway for the weekend while they tear down the highland avenue bridge. so the northbound lanes will be shut down starting at 8:00 tonight and that 3:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. then the southbound side will be closed from 6:00 p.m. tomorrow until 3:00 p.m. on sunday. the state department of transportation says if you need to travel in that area this weekend, expect delays and detours. >> anchor: the verdict is in in the new jersey bridge gate scandal and it's guilty on all counts. today a jury convicted two former aides to new jersey governor chris christie for causing traffic jams on purpose

now two former aides to new jersey governor chris christie face jail time for intentionally closing lanes at the george washington bridge. we are gratified that the jury saw the evidence, the same way that we did. >> reporter: that jury friday convicted bridgest anne chilly and bill barone for the 2013 scheme. payback, prosecutors say, to are a mayor who refused to endorse christie's bid for re-election. the crimes with which they were charged was a crime to misuse the resources of the port authority purpose. >> anchor: they testified they thought they were helping with legitimate traffic study. their attorneys vowed the case will be overturned on appeal. this case was and is a disgrace. >> anchor: afterward kelly said nothing, tears in her eyes. barone remained defiant. i am innocent of these

>> anchor: kristi denied knowing about lane closure. he said he is sadened by the case and will set the record straight in the coming days. one defense attorney criticized prosecutors for not charging powerful people. the u.s. attorney said he indicted people he had enough evidence to convict. barone and kelly will be sentenced in february. >> anchor: the government's key witness pleaded guilty last year for his role in the plot. >> anchor: some sad news. heartbreaking about singer michael buble and his wife and their son. three years old and he has been diagnosed with couple's son noah just turned three in september. they say they began to grow concerned about his health, took him to the doctor and they confirmed that diagnosis. buble write on facebook "would have put our careers on hold in order to devote all our time and attention to helping on get well. at this difficult time we ask for prayers and respect for privacy. we have a long journey in front of us and hope with support of the family, friends and fans around the world we will win

a long time coming. the cubs pointing the town blue flying the w flag over chicago. millions lining the streets for a rolling rally in the windy city. >> anchor: then at 5:30 a simple traffic stop leads to a roadside rescue. how a police officer ends up saving a woman's life. >> anchor: and a scare for two falmouth police officers. how drugs thrown at officers landed them in the hospital. >> anchor: and then in just one hour, this is a big one, so we're going to get more details heading out live to they are preparing for that major project that will impact people's weekend plans. >> reporter: in rio she became none for her great show of sportmanship. let's see if she is just as kind to me in who did it better. see who can sprint to the finish first in the shoe making

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series championship win. the cubs defeating the cleveland indians 8-7 in game 7 of the world series on wednesday. my dad was a die hard cubs fan. he passed away in january. he just missed it, but we believed he helped the cubs win the world series. >> reporter: the festivities kicked off with a victory parade starting at wrigley field heading down the magnificent mile and ending with a rally at grant park. after a 108 year title dry spell to catch a glimpse of the commissioner's trophy and their favorite cubs players. we have been waiting such a long time and we really want to show the cubs that we've loved them for so long and we'll get here whatever time and through whatever crowds to get here and support them. when i was watching a game, i mean i was even praying. i said please, please god give these cubs a break because they work so hard for it and they earn it. i am just so excited.

and their families were met in grant park which a mob of cheering fans and red and blue confetti. the chicago river even died bright blue. truly an emotional celebration of a century. memory that's history, it's going to be remembered forever. >> anchor: good for them and friday was already a scheduled day off for chicago public schools and that helped the attendance total soar to 5 million people today. >> reporter: frost advisory issued for parts tonight. i will show you where and how low it will go coming up. >> anchor: breaking news out of the bronx where two police officers were shot while responding to a robbery. the new york times is are rocking tragically one of the officers has died from the wounds. we are continuing to follow this story. we'll have an update ahead for 7

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but couldn't get as cold as mid and upper 20's for some of the usual cool spots along and west of 495. they don't get a frost advisory. national weather service only issues the frost advisory if the growing season is still active and at this point that's really only the case. currently sitting at 54 in boston. 5 in norwood. 52 bedford. not bad for friday evening if you have date night plans, be warned. even though it's very mild out there right now and not too bad as you are evenings where the temperatures drop like a rock as soon as the sunsets in about half an our so from that we go to about 42 in boston at 11:37 beverly down to about 36 so some spots almost a 20 deck difference from now and what we're expecting at 1:00 and part of the reason is because winds are starting to get lighter. a little bit of a breeze out there. 20 miles per hour, 20, 25 gusts at times this afternoon. but now more like five to ten

calm winds that is the perfect recipe for cool nights. so that's what's on tap tonight. got this nice, big area of clear skies over new england right now. there are clouds and cold front from yesterday. there is our next weather maker. that will bring clouds back into the picture tomorrow but in the meantime clear and cool is what we have on tap for today. generally just a couple clouds around tomorrow morning but can't entirely rule out a spotty very, very isolated sprinkle. vast majority of us will be dry. could be a sprinkle i think the evening will be okay if you have saturday night plans and then again on monday wind shifts around, will become breezier so breezy today, calm tomorrow, breezy conditions come back on sunday and with that wind coming across the relatively warm water we could see ocean effect sprinkles else out on the cape. vast majority of us, 90% of the area goes entirely dry all weekend long so. don't bother canceling your plans but i don't want you to be surprised if you do get a drop of rain in the next couple days. down to about 36 tonight in

some 20's, some spots down at our below the freezing mark tonight. so kind of chilly tonight. 53 tomorrow afternoon, about 50 on sunday and then getting very mild, low to mid 50's on monday. low to mid 60's on tuesday. no excuse not to get out and vote on tuesday. we'll be back with more news after this quick break. >> anchor: the last its on breaking news. live look in new york in the bronx to be sergeant shot there today. we learned that one of the men has died. this is according to the "new york times" and nbc station in new york. the suspects also shot and kill will we'll have much more when will we'll have much more when we come back.at's kelly ayotte ?

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>> anchor: happy friday. great to be with you. another hour of 7 news is ahead. >> anchor: stay right there for 7 news at 5:30. >> reporter: breaking news out of new york. two police officers shot while responding to a burglary call. >> anchor: hit with heroin. a suspect facing charges accused of hurling drugs at officers on the cape. >> anchor: a family pulled over for speeding, how it ended up saving one woman's life. >> anchor: and a new tool that will make you think twice about drinking and driving. >> anchor: we begin at 5:30 with two breaking stories i'm stabbing reported at rutgers university in new york city. >> anchor: also two new york police officers shot while pursuing a possible robbery suspect the let's get right over to adam williams for more on both of these breaking stories. >> anchor: kim and ryan, one of those officers was killed in the shooting. the other's condition still not known at this time. both officers nypd sergeant were involved in a shoot out with a suspect that suspect we understand is now dead. police say the officers pulled the suspect over believing that

hole robbery suspect. that's when the man opened fire on the officers. the scene still very active as police look for more evidence. also breaking as you mentioned new jersey two people rushed to the hospital in a stabbing at rut guess university. the suspect is now in custody. the school was on lock down just before 3:00 this afternoon after two people were stabbed. no word on their conditions right now. this whatting at the business school on rutgers new brunswick campus. the university says that area has now been cleared and is safe. in the newsroom, adam 7 news. >> anchor: and we're following more breaking news out of haverhill. police investigating a pedestrian accident. we had sky 7 over the area just minutes ago. this is 371 river street. we've learned it's a serious accident. they called in a medical helicopter. we have crews on the way on the ground and we will continue to bring you the latest from haverhill. >> anchor: 7 news now on the cape where there was a bad bust today. two falmouth police officers recovering after a scarien counterment police say a man threw heroin at the officers.