middle of a rally. >> anchor: also a roxbury fire ends in tragedy as investigators try to figure out what sparked the flames. >> anchor: then police making a chilling connection to a body found on a south carolina property where a woman was found chained earlier in the week. >> seasonable temperatures today, but i'll show you when the 60s make a comeback. >> anchor: and he was killed serving our country. tonight how a community is keeping that hero's memory alive. >> 7 news >> anchor: first, breaking news, a campaign scare for donald trump. the candidate rushed off the stage during a rally in nevada. trump came back to the podium moments later though. >> anchor: this shakeup coming just three days before the election. kimberly bookman is here with the details. >> reporter: there's no doubt this is a heated race and tonight in nevada donald trump saw emotions running high as he campaigned. the vet service says an individual in the crowd shouted gun. agents and police took a person into custody, but ultimately no

donald trump rushed off the stage at a rally in nevada, after reports a fight broke out in the crowd. he returns moments later. >> we will never be stopped. >> reporter: and the election drama doesn't end there. pop star katie perry takes a dig at donald trump. by kicking off her campaign concert for hillary clinton to the song "nasty girls," a reference to when the republican nominee called his rival a nasty woman during one of their debates. trump notaz roster coming to clinton'sed a these final few days. >> hillary clinton has all these celebrities and failed politicians out campaigning for her and she has ground so much smaller than -- but i have my family. >> reporter: his wife gave this public kiss after allegations that her husband had an affair with a playboy model 10 years ago, an accusation trump's team calls totally

controversy surrounding the couple of there's new questions about melania trump's immigration stat whus she first game to the united states. the associated press reporting she didn't have the proper visa despite her husband's stance on immigration. >> we want people to come in through our country, but they have to come in through a process, they have to come in legally. >> reporter: it's unclear if any of this will slow trump's momentum. his schedule includes 10 stops in eight states with a for white working class people to vote. this as clinton targets minority voters and millennials, she made a surprise visit at an early voting station in west miami in homes of appealing to latinos. and while her event in florida was cut short by rain, clinton didn't allow to it drown out her message. >> let's vote for what we want for our country and our children and our grandchildren. god bless you. >> reporter: both candidates return to new hampshire in these final days. clinton sunday night, trump

and the candidates both paying special attention to new hampshire, which could possibly win or lose the election for them. hillary clinton is coming to the granite state tomorrow at the same time that touch's daughter and running mate will be there. >> anchor: and 7 news has you covered in the race for the white house. election coverage begins at 4:0. 7 news and nbc will bring you the latest information throughout the night. >> ancho reports from new york city from both trump and clinton's headquarters, i'll be there along with kiss that delcamp and byron barnett. >> anchor: also, a fire at a home in roxbury takes a tragic turn. one person killed when the building goes up in flames. john coco is live in roxbury. >> reporter: they're still trying to figure out how the fire started and where it

the sun comes up. for now the street is still blocked, the investigation continues into this fatal fire. >> once we got outside we saw the big ball of fire. >> reporter: massive flames torching a house in roxbury on george street saturday morning. >> the house just started to go up quick, it was very, very fast. >> reporter: 7 news is told one person was killed in the fire. another person suffered serious burns and is being treated at the hospital. >> his clothes were charred, he he panicked and he was gasping for air so he was probably in there inhaling all the smoke. >> reporter: the two-story building eventually collapsed into itself. >> it was going pretty good when the companies here, they couldn't even get inside. >> reporter: when the flames began to spread, neighbors like leslie and her family were told to leave their home. in all, six adults and five

door, letting us know there was a fire next-door, so we got out of the house. >> reporter: raphael says he was knocking on his neighbor's doors to let them know about the growing fire. >> it's early, people, everybody that came out of the houses were all sleeping. i was just pounding on the doors hard enough to get their attention. >> reporter: the fire department and neighbors both say this is a known squatter house. >> it's an abandoned house, there's been several activities, drug addicts in the house, in >> reporter: fire investigators, boston police and the d.a.'s office will all be looking into this case. live in roxbury, john coco, 7 news night team. >> anchor: a house in brockton is caught in the crossfire, police searching for suspects after bullets hit this home on bartlett avenue. a family member there says a stray bullet flew through the home, grazing a 3-year-old's leg. officers say the gunfire happened shortry after a nearby

heard multiple gunshots. >> i was at home, i was on the second floor right next to the window, and i heard 10 gun shots. there was a large postal vehicle parked right there, and they had a bullet hole in their, basically in the hood of the vehicle. >> anchor: police say they think there were two men shooting at each other from inside two cars. no arrests have been made. >> anchor: the suspect involved in last night's attack on the billerica police officer is now in 28-year-old eric al banese has been arrested for hitting and dragging an officer last night. two officers were investigating suspicious activity in a parking lot when one of the officers approached the car. the driver then threw a needle on the ground, put the car in reverse and then struck the officer, he dragged that officer about 15 feet before he finally fell. that officer was treated for nonlife threatening injuries.

on a south carolina property is that of the boyfriend of a woman mo was found chained inside a storage container earlier this week. tonight we're also learning the suspect has admitted to kill at least seven other people. police are still searching that property expecting to find more bodies as we learn more about the suspect's troubled past. kidnapping suspect told kohlhepp brought out of his holding cell and to the scene where he allegedly held a s we're also learning chilling new details about what appears to be a long history of violence. court documents reveal when kohlhepp has just 15, he kidnapped and raped a girl in arizona, he told investigators he did it because me was angry at his father. his mother described tom a probation officer as destructive and hostile. and said he had threatened to kill her if he does not get his way. a neighbor said he locked her son inside a dog kennel and

past of the now 45-year-old man sheriff's deputies say chained a woman inside a storage container on his 95-acre property the woman and her boyfriend, charlie carver, had had been missing since august. >> she witnessed the defendant shoot charles david carver. >> reporter: carver's remains were discovered in a shallow grave today. authorities say the woman told them she believes at least four other bodies are also buried on that land the tonight work, which worked to find the missing woman says she's doing well physically. emotionally she's having good and bad moments. meanwhile, a memorial for the victims is continuing to grow on the fence right outside the search grid, as police continue to search for evidence and answers. >> anchor: also from the night team,s in roxbury searching for a suspect involved in a shooting and stabbing. it all happened this morning in

the victim was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> anchor: police are investigating after a man is killed during a shooting in dorchester overnight. shortly after midnight police responded to shots fired, soon after a man showed up at a hospital suffering from gun shot wounds, that man later died. so far no arrests. >> anchor: a new hampshire man is facing animal cruelty charges after shooting a dog in mason. the incident happened last month, the dogs owner says she heard shots fired and then called her dog inside, w he had a gunshot wound down his back. a man turned himself in who says he shot the dog because it came running at his 6-year-old son, he says he was worried for his son's safety. colton will be in court in january. still ahead, an emotional memorial for an army specialist

>> slight chance for rain tomorrow, i'll show you where, and when the 60s make a comeback.

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>> anchor: the town of dracut honoring a hero after he was killed in iraq. today state and local leaders came together town veil a memorial in his honor. >> anchor: hundreds came out to show their support. nancy chen has the story from dracut. >> reporter: a fitting tribute as the community gathered in dracut saturday park in honor of arybl specialist matthew boule, the first massachusetts service man killed in the line of duty during operation iraqi freedom. >> if he got mad at you, he'd still be smiling. he'd still have a twinkle in his eye. if you was cold he'd give you the shirt off his back. >> reporter: boule was 22 when he died in april of 2003, his helicopter shot down over iraq.

this land was a favorite of army specialist boule's gurg his lifetime and now his family who still lives up the road will be able to visit any time and remember him. >> matt used to sneak out at night, grab the canoe and bring it down here and launch it off the falls over there and go fishing. >> reporter: hundreds attended the ceremony, including cog woman tsongas. governor baker gave >> people will come, people will remember this place. >> reporter: the governor noting how important it was to have a place to remember army specialist boule. >> this is going to be a beautiful site, it will be here for years and people will come. because people appreciate an opportunity to come recognize and appreciate the service and the sacrifice that people in the military have made. >> reporter: though he's gone, the community will always be

specialist matthew boule memorial park. >> the funny thing is when i saw the black i cried, because i expected just a blons plaque. >> seasonably cool tomorrow, but the 60s not far away. the seven-day forecast coming

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>> the skies tomorrow will be a lot like today. but you will notice a little bit more of a breeze. a little cooler. it gets dark a lot earlier tomorrow afternoon. like today there is a slight chance for some sprinkles during the day. dry completely on monday. tuesday probably the pick of the week weather wise. and then wednesday will be our best chance of rain all week long. even that not a real good chance of rain.

overnight tonight, during the overnight hours, they'll be hit or miss. but tomorrow will be confined to the immediate coastline. it's really the cape, south shore could get tagged with a drop or two and then cape ann maybe a drop or two of rain. vast majority of the area will be dry all day long, again much like we had out there today. currently sitting at 51 in boston, 45 in bedford, 40 in fitchburg and 41 worcester. across the bore about five to 1n part of the reason, we have a west southwesterly win out there. that will shift to the more of a northerly wind tomorrow and you will notice some gusts up around 20 or 25 during the day. there's the front now w. that front there are a few sprinkles on the map, but it's all green, meaning it's liquid rain rather than the snow and ice that we had mixed in last night. but this will come through during the overnight hours and with that again you might notice a drop or two of rain here and

around to the north. with a brisk northerly wind blowing across what is relatively warm water, we could see some ocean effect sprinkles. again not expecting any measurable rain, but a drop or two for cape ann, south shore, better chance for the cape. as you get further west skies start to clear out. hardly anything west of worcester tomorrow. so a little more cloud cover near the coastline, a little more sunshine west tomorrow afternoon. but breezy and a little on the cool side just about everywhere. election day, let me turn this way, election day looks really nice. lots of sunshine. low 60s in the afternoon. if you're debating whether to go in the morning or afternoon hours, we'll be kind of chilly in the morning, so you're probably better off waiting in line in the afternoon hours if you have to wait in a long line to get into the polls. low 60s tuesday afternoon and stays mild well into the evening on tuesday.

showers on wednesday. and we'll stay in the 50s through the end of the work week, including veterans day. turns much cooler by next weekend. >> anchor: up next in 7 sports, the breubs putting their three-game win streak on the line. but special teams tonight was sloppy. we'll have highlights and more, next. most banks are all the same... capital one isn't most banks. it's a relaxed place with helpful people focused on you, not trying to sell you things you don't want. and free checking accounts that are actually free. no minimums. no fees. no nonsense. capital one even has a top-rated app that lets you bank wherever you are. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? i'm maggie hassan,

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>> anchor: two of the hottest teams in the nhl going at it on causeway street the bruins and rangers both entering tonight on a three-game win streak. but it's the blue shirts leaving with a win. the b's special teams, anything but special. on the wrong end of two shorthanded goals and a power play score. david bacchus returning to the lineup after missing five games following a procedure to his elbow. it's the top line striking first, marchand forces the behind the net, feeding it to bergeron in frontwith a goal. 1-0 bruins. but the rangers respond in a big way. two goals in a three minute span. it trickles off the the skate and in, 2-1 blue shirts. second period bruins on another power play and again it's the range terse that will capitalize. kevin hayes breaking away,

rangers up 3-1 on a second shorthanded goal. in the third the bruins special teams woes continue. on the power play paval scores his first nhl goal, the rangers win it 5-2 and the b's a three-game win streak is over. >> i talk five on five, we played well. we played well enough, we gave ourselves a chance. but those special teams overaggressive and not realizing that you still haveo you can't get lazy and i think we did that tonight. >> the celtics back on the practice court in waltham today, getting set for a sunday showdown with denver. the c's looking to build off a strong second half against the cavs and put together a full 48 minute performance. al horford will be out for a third straight game. still recovering from a

today during practice. jay crowder also out tomorrow, battling that sprained ankle, while olynyk is questionable, inching closer to is a season debut. isaiah thomas can't wait to see his squad at full strength. >> the faster we can get them, the better, get everybody accustomed to each other playing and get everybody's role set in stone, it will be great, we need everod year and we can't be really good without everybody being healthy. so we're waiting for everybody to get healthy and we can show the world what we're about. >> coming up tomorrow night on sports extra, we'll check in on the patriots at the bye week and look ahead to the second half of the schedule. the herald's ron borges is in the house, joined by mark bertrand, that's tomorrow night following the broncos and raiders right here on 7 nbc.

win in more than a year and they had a tall task today against heisman frontrunner lamar jackson, and the 7th ranked louisville cardinals. jackson and his 38 total touchdowns rolling into alumni stadium and it didn't take long for the sophomore to show off his skills. third play of the game, jackson, nearly untouched for a 69-yard touchdown. 7-0 cardinals. later in the first quarter jalin smith who hauls in the 44-yard touchdown. lieu vile would take the the lead -- louisville would take the lead. third quarter, b.c. getting on the scoreboard. rouse will do the rest, rumbling 39 yards for the touchdown. that makes it 38-7. but there was no stopping lamar jackson. check out this explosion through

the seventh and final time. four touchdowns through the air, three on the ground. the cardinals roll 52-7. van der bill visiting auburn, watch zach cunningham channel his inner jamie collins, leaping over the center, blocking the awsh urn field goal. this high flying dan day earning our play of the day. harvard moves to league play, beating columbia this afternoon. that's sports. >> anchor: my eagles got crushed, that was hard to watch. crushed, that was hard to watch. >> anchor: we'll be i'm maggie hassan,

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