>> anchor: thing soap for joining us. another 60 minutes of 7 news state ashed. >> anchor: i'm kim khazei. 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> anchor: a police chase takes a violent turn. we're hearing from a woman who was caught in the middle of this dangerous drive. >> anchor: and caught on camera. dental drama has a car slams into a dentist's office. >> anchor: meeting melania. we're learning more about the future first lady. inspirational tory punching its way to the big screen. >> anchor: we have are following breaking news. sky 7 h overnight a raging bush fire if lynn. the fire has been burning for a couple hours now. >> anchor: let's go to kim khazei in the newsroom for details. >> anchor: pretty impressive brush fire in the lynn woods as you talk a look at these live pictures we can tell you the closest neighborhood is on ridge street and it's fairly far away. this is it deep in the woods

are not evacuating any residence and they are just monitoring this fire. pretty widespread but they are hoping it will burn itself out and no word yet on what might have started the fire. we'll keep sky 7 up in the air and keep an eyeons things and bring you any developments. for now in the newsroom, i'm kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: we're following more breaking news out of boston. hundreds of people gathered on boston common to protest the election of donald trump. the protest started this afternoon and has been peaceful. there have been several and across the country in cities like new york, los angeles and portland, oregon since election day we'll have more on today's protests coming up at 6:00. >> anchor: also on 7, two people are waking up behind bars after a wild ride in connecticut. this chase started in connecticut and crossed into massachusetts. >> anchor: officers say the couple stole two cars and attacked two women during their get away attempts. nicole oliverio has more.

>> reporter: barbie mccoy showing off stab wounds she suffered while being carjacked. he swung the door open and i don't remember him saying anything. i remember him coming at me so instinctively i created distance i turned and threw my phone because i had it in my hand, hi him hot face and that's when the knife came out. >> reporter: mccoy, a sixth degree black belt said she immediately fought back. so i just kicked him low, kicked him in the chest, kicked hill in the face. it was working, he fell then all of a sudden the car moved. i don't know if he was able to me. he went in, grabbed the steering wheel and turned it toward the guardrail and then threw me out of the car. instinctively i did a back break fall and did a shoulder roll then i sat there because i was in shock and then i realized my mom was still in the car and i was like get out of the car! >> reporter: connecticut state police put out a bolo. troopers in mass spotted the suspects and began chase. par of the pursuit caught on

when the driver ended up smashing in a car parked in this family's driveway. suspects christopher harding and his female passenger both arrested. mccoy now recovering from three stab wounds, her mother needing surgery for hers. mccoy now recovering from three stab wounds. she knows how extremely lucky she is to be telling her story. remember your strength. remember who loves you and don't forget how strong you really are. >> anchor: the car the suspect this family's driveway. as for mccoy, she says she will be okay. her mother has to undergo surgery for stab wounds to her arm, the suspects will be in court on monday. in worcester, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> anchor: sky 7 over a house fire this morning in lowell. you can see crews spraying down the charred frame of that home on cross street. paramedics and emt's were on scene but it's not clear if anyone was hurt. investigators have not said what caused that fire. the cambridge couple who filed a

is being awarded $4 million. they say their irish nanny is responsible for the child's death back in 2013. a murder charge was dropped against ainsley mccarthy when a medical examiner ruled the baby's death is undetermined. the couple said they don't want the nanny to profit from a become or movie deal. >> anchor: a former police station in south boston now a home for veteran's. there are 24 new apartments, six of which have been set aside for homeless veterans. the apartmen handicapped accessible but also affordable. boston mayor marty walsh spoke today about the importance of boston leading the way when it comes to taking care of our nation's veterans. i don't think there is a better way of celebrating veteran's day by opening this new home here for veterans and their family. and south boston is one of those communities that has never forgotten their veterans.. >> anchor: south boston has one of the highest populations of

and vice president elect mike pence also honoring our vet. he attended a memorial service in indiana today where his home state where he currently serves as the governor. pence spoke at the ceremony with a message for men and women in the armed force. today is your day, today is veteran's day. all of indiana and all of america pauses to honor your selfless and courageous service. >> reporter: pence also said neck agonized today for their support and encouragement while loved ones of are away. >> anchor: the ceo of a food delivery service facing backlash after sending an e-mail to his employees. matt malony sent an e-mail to 1 to you workers after the election sitting employees who agreed with what he called trump's nationalist anti-immigrant and hateful rhetoric should quit. he later released a statement she didn't ask anyone two voted for trump to quit but the

mark zuckerburg also facing commit sieve. people believe fake news stories that went viral on the social media site influenced election. he said it's a crazy idea to think the stories affected the outcome. >> anchor: not only does the country have a new president-elect, but we are also getting a new mid first lady. here is a closer look at medical anio trump. it would be my honor and privilege to serve this country. and for children. >> reporter: melania trump just days before learning she would be the next first lady of the united states. in pennsylvania she spoke for her love of this country as a little girl growing up under communist rule in slovenia. we always knew about the incredible place called america. america was the word for freedom and opportunity. america meant if you could dream it, you could become it.

a reluctant campaigner. early on she was more often seen than heard it. wasn't until the wisconsin primary she officially stumped for her husband. i am very proud of him. he is hard worker, he is kind, he has a great heart. he is tough, he is smart. >> reporter: in march with an interview with anderson cooper mrs. trump shared how she feels about being compared to jackie kennedy. i see around they compare me to jackie kennedy. it's are in 21st century and i would be different and she had great style and she did a lot of good stuff, but this is different time now. >> reporter: as a enian immigrant she would be only the second foreign born first lady. president john quincy adams wife luisa was also born outside the united states in london. that was nearly 200 years ago. melania said she was a

at 5'11" she was once a successful model meeting donald trump at a new york fashion week party back in 1998. as first lady melania who is 46 plans to focus on women and children. she hopes to end cyber bullying and teach children to treat others with compassion. we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to disagree with each other, to respect each other. first lady michelle obama and melania trump sat down the white house yesterday. raising children in the white house was among the many topics they discussed. bar on trump will be the first boy to live in the white house since jfk junior. stay with 7 news for the latest on the new first family and trump's transition to the white house. we'll have up to date coverage on air, on-line and on our 7 news mobile and tablet apps. >> anchor: caught on camera a deer getting trapped inside of a store. someone walking by recorded this video of a deer running through the racks of american eagle clothing store there on

through the glass. it's not known how badly the deer was injured or how he actually managed to enter that store in the first place. ahead on 7 news at 5:30 caught on channel a. a car flies into a dentist's office. >> anchor: we're continuing our coverage on president-elect trump. protests continuing to sweep the nation as trump prepares to move into the white house. >> anchor: we continue to follow some breaking news right now. a brush fire in the lynn woods area continues to rage. the closest neighborhood is on ridge street. fire fighters are not evacuang we of course will continue to follow the breaking story. . >> reporter: he is fast on the feel at gillette but can james white keep up with me on a cranberry bog? i think i see a snake. >> reporter: you would say that. have water in your pants yet?

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>> anchor: caught on camera, a car goes on a crash course, slamming into a dental office. it happened in florida. >> anchor: unfortunately this happened after the last patient had left for the day and you are about to see why. tuck a look at this dental exam chair. a car comes barreling right into the exam room just seconds after a member of the cleaning crew leaves the room. that man narrowly avoiding serious injury. the final patients of the day had just left the naples, florida ken office. we could have had somebody in that room, somebody we care about. it could have been a much worse situation.

the owner of the dental office absolutely relieved, all she has to deal with right now is all of the damage. this can be repaired. but lives, you know, they can't so we're actually very glad that nothing happened. >> anchor: you can see the huge hole in the side of the building. police say driver suddenly veered off the road and slammed into the dental office. that driver an elderly man suffering only minor injuries despite how hard his car its hit the building and crashed right through. now the building's owner said the crash caused around $80,000 in damage. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news at 5:30 heading to cambridge for would hag. a new england dish for a windy evening of it's what's cooking. maybe already planning that thanksgiving meal just less than two weeks until the big day but we've got some chilly wind to talk about to kick off the weekend in that forecast is coming up next. >> anchor: a car slams into a restaurant in danvers. having lunch sent scrambling. >> anchor: a baby is dead after two people were found

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>> anchor: rhode island naives an spiring story is getting the hollywood treatment spot story of world champion boxer vinny paz is coming to the brig screen. vinny paz walk the red carpet for the film's first screening last night in providence, rhode island along with miles teller who plays paz lead for this follows the story of pas make a comeback against all odds following a car accident doctors told the boxer he would never walk again, but he returned to the ring just one year later and once again became a champion. the boxer says the film tells a story like it is. my girlfriend that you will see here tonight was wiping tears out of my eyes and ben younger on my right hand side and he was look act me. he thinks he talks like me.

of rhode island and these fans and for him to have this moment while he is still kind of got it together, you know, it's great. >> anchor: "bleed for this" opens in theaters across the country this friday. feel like i ned a box of kleenex to see this movie. really emotional and inspirational. >> anchor: did you notice the wind today. cold and windy. >> anchor: now winds are dying down a little bit but also getting colder being correct? >> reporter: wind had me crying too. when it gets in your eyes and you just can't help itut it is still windy into this evening even into the overnight and really it's still breezy into tomorrow, plus we have chillier temperatures on tap which means even upper 40's starting to feel more like closer to 40 degrees tomorrow. mild again though sunday into monday. so this cold blast doesn't stick around for very long. wind advisory still in effect until 1:00 a.m. as we head into the overnight hours. northwest winds 10 to 25 mile-per-hour sustained winds

to get town around 50 miles per hour. gusts right now are below advisory criteria. however, every once in a while every once in a while we get a gust that will push the limit and we've seen that earlier this afternoon. gusts in boston right now close to 30 miles per hour and you tick a look just a few clouds out there at this point, even though the sun is gone down but what's to our northwest even flakes flying in the today so that gives you an idea of this cold air along with these winds. highs today quite mild, 60 degrees for boston even into the low to mid 60's for southeastern mass near buzzard areas bay, cape cod and islands, but wow, we have changed quite a bit with the winds and the cold air that's moving in for us. 46 in boston. it's 40 in worcester, dropping into the upper 30's in many spots within the next couple of hours with a clear skies, we know we have cold temperatures on tap and typically the winds will keep temperatures from

could be so the wind is helping out with that tonight. still a cold one for us. 27 to 34. maybe even the heater if it hasn't gone on yet it might need to as we get into early tomorrow morning and tomorrow we get the sunshine around but still temperatures 45 to 51, not all that warm, and below formal for this time of year. i mentioned milder temperatures back in the forecast for us sunday into monday and we continue this up and down flow throughout the next 7 days. pats forecast for sunday, it will be a cool 47 degrees, although that's very close to what our high will be tomorrow. and how about that super moon that's on the way for us as we get into tuesday. this will be the full beaver moon so it is going to be bright in the sky through the weekend as well including the pats forecast. now we do stay dry for the next few days and it isn't until tuesday we have a chance of rain in the forecast and models not really in agreement. i'm going with the euro. that's what you are seeing right here and that does bring rain in for us late tuesday sticking

we'll have to keep an eye on that. stay tuned for some updates. we know winter is coming. less than two weeks until thanksgiving. you can believe that? we'll get through that before we talk about christmas. here is a look at the 7 on 7 forecast. raindrops late tuesday into wednesday. other than that, we're dry this week. >> anchor: love seafood and are you in the need for something to warm you up? look no further than puritan and company in cambridge. >> anchor: they have a tasty dish guaranteed to keep that autumn chill at bay. it's a new england a modern twist. it's what's cooking. if you are in the mood for modern american even with traditional new england fare, puritan and company in cambridge is where you need to be. we ito make sure when you come here you feel like you are dining at someone's house. >> reporter: will gilson got its name from its predecessor, the puritan cake company that stood in the same spot in the 30's. when they told me i was

appropriately. you did. you just need a hat and you will be good to go. >> reporter: first just tell me what we will be making. we'll make stuff ease. i like to go with a smallerize clam known as count neck. we start with some of our chopped clam meat right here and we'll add in some chorizo. i think it adds a little more flavor, paprika is a little bit stronger. >> reporter: now add an egg and butt.r incorporated here. it's important your butter is room temperature. >> reporter: chef will adds in chopped green onions, chai parse leand parmesan cheese. add lemon zest, lemon juice and chopped garlic. it smells amazing. it's like a good thing you can make a bunch then freeze them. >> reporter: add a little salt and pepper. then i always do this right at the end. i mix in bread crumbs and you want this to be like really flavorful and buttery and rich

together and from this point we just take our filling, put it right inside these shells and then you just pack it down. >> reporter: place them right in the oven at 350 for about 10 minutes. just spicy enough. not too crazy. cheers. thanks for having us. >> reporter: i'm a french, 7 news. >> anchor: and good evening, everybody. i'm kim khazei. we are staying on top of breaking news at 6:00 including the latest out of flames in a wooded area. fire crews just monitoring the flames right now. have not evacuated anybody. also breaking thousands gathering for a political protest on boston common. and message they are trying to send after this week's election. and just one station speaking with an mbta passenger who called police on his bus driver and why he says he just didn't feel safe.

say world war ii veteran making good on a promise he made tie fallen comrade. >> anchor: he promised he would visit his grave and play taps. nancy chen has more on this vet's touching tribute. tom sitter said it's been more than 70 years since he played the bugle. as the years went on following his friend eddie's death he said

eating away at him. i felt a little guilty about not doing it but i knew eddie wherever he is, the more i thought about it i have been out here many times and i thought i am going to do it. >> reporter: he bought the world war ii era bugle off the internet and spent the last five months practice advertising. esty right now is laughing at me for hit a couple of frogs. >> reporter: tom during world war ii. we ended up going over in france, i had my bugle with me. i never got a chants and was never asked to use it and didn't want to use it. i didn't want to draw attention to myself under fire. >> reporter: they came back to the united states right before the war ended. they were preparing for the invasion of japan at this time. we would have been part of that invasion. thank god. >> reporter: tom always remained close with eddie's son,

he would really be happy. he said he doesn't know why his friend wanted him to play taps but it was porn he kept his promise. in the newsroom nancy , 7 news. >> anchor: governors you the chill when you hear it. >> anchor: it's beautiful. another 30 minutes of 7 now ahead. i am amaka ubaka in for jadiann thompson. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. an mbta bus driver off the job after a passenger on board talking to just one station. election unrest across the country. peaceful protests here in boston. huge crowds packing the common. rallying against donald trump. >> reporter: windy conditions don't last into the weekend but cooler air rushes in to start. >> anchor: a special salute for a world war ii veteran turning 100 today. the surprise celebration of his

>> anchor: we begin with breaking news first at 6:00. we have been watching this huge brush fire that's burning in lynn right now. big flames, there is a lot of smoke and it's pouring out of the lynn woods there. >> anchor: fire official say they are just monitoring it right now because it's not threatening any homes. amaka ubaka joins us with breaking details. >> reporter: this video is from sky 7 high above the lynn woods. this fire is whatting pretty deep in the woods. the closest neighborhood is ridge street. strong winds helping to spread these flames but as mentioned fire fighters are not actively battling this and instead they are watching it, thinking it will burn itself out before it gets too close to homes. at this point, there are no evacuations. you can see it urn withing there. we'll continue to keep you updated on this as the story develops throughout the evening. in the newsroom, amaka ubaka, 7 news. >> anchor: now at 6:00 on just one station we're talking it a passenger taking for a wild ride on an mbta bus.

pulled over that bus after several crashes. we can tell you first off the top the t driver is off the job tonight. >> anchor: kimberly becomeman spoke to the passenger who tells her he got off the bus for fear of his own safety. >> reporter: that passenger says the bus was swerving from the very start. he says it was so close to the right hand lane he thought they were going to hit several cars, trees and telephone polls. it was very tense in the bus when he driving away no one knew what to do. >> reporter: feeling unsafe doug a passenger on the route 132 bus that hit a van in melrose thursday night says he did what he thought was best. he teched his me i don't know say an urgent message then called 911. i decided i don't to sit here and if something happens i will feel horrible if i didn't do anything. i made the phone call. >> reporter: this is what he said. i said i am very concerned. i think there is an intoxicated driver driving our bus.