inch to in some locations three quarters of an inch of rain. when it's all said and done about a half to about an inch of rain possible when it's said under stone which will be over the next few hour, hold on to the clouds and pockets of drizzle and your morning commute. we've one more king tide to deal with tomorrow. talk more about that in a few minutes. >> kim: thank you. so you can track the rain as it moves through the area using your apps. you can also head over to our website. if you would like you will find it there at also on 7 this evening, eight people hurt after a silver line bus koll wides that car -- collides with that bus in the south end. you can see the damage there. investigators were scene seen going over the bus. we're told all of the injuries are minor. the driver of the car is getting a ticket. >> adam: now on 7 some k.k.k.concerns. that is what is happening right now in the town of milford. residents there are finding these newspapers from the controversial group sitting

some people on edge. nervous about these disturbing delivery, jonathan hall is live to tell us more. >> reporter: the police chief and a local newspaper reporter were among those specifically targeted along with dozens of homes in two separate neighborhoods. it appears there has been no confrontation between a klan member or klan sympathizer and anybody in town. the police chief hopes it stays that way. >> i was i thought it was at morning paper. >> reporter: peter says the rolled up k.k.k.newspaper appeared at his home before dawn. he read some of the arms. >> their view point is way out there. >> they've been ridiculous. they'll always be a fringe group. they've insulted and hurd a lot of people. >> reporter: more than 100 home owners found this racist literature. a first batch more than a month ago then a second over the weeb.

personally at the station. >> number of people are offended. you know, you walk up your drive with your children to go to the school bus stop and in one case the woman says her daughter picked it up. so you know that is of concern. >> reporter: the first amendment protects whoever is doing this. and an investigation found no person was being tarted based on air, religion or sexual orientation. no crime here. >> no crime here. >> reporter: the newspaper is published in it dubbs itself the political voice of white christian america. some residents say they'll stand up for racial tolerance and speak to the person distributing the k.k.k.newspaper if they see it happening. >> i'm not a violent person. i would let them know you are not welcome him. >> reporter: the chief says it's best to ignore them and trash the paper. you can use newspaper in a kitty litter box. >> mine went into the shredder. i don't know that the cat would like it.

but some people can't take it quite so lightly. one particular woman went on facebook. she is 20, identifies herself as a member of the lgbt community. her family feels threatened by this. i'm jonathan hall,7 news. >> kim: a dangerous dropover in and overaccording to police who say a mother was under the influence of drugs when she drove her child to school. steve cooper in andover with the story. >> very scare. >> reporter: if happened here at the bancroft school in and over when 41 mary ellen shea came to drop her daughter off for school. according to the staff members in front office she had trouble signing her daughter's name into the log book and was mumbling incoherently. that's when they notified police. >> it's terrible they would drive endangering not only themselves, not only the kids, but also the people

who conducted several field sobrietiy tests with shea in the school parking lot asked her if she had been on medications. she admitted she had taken a muscle relaxer and medications for depression. >> heinous. where ever she lives, being a mom especially because it's your child that. is your child. >> reporter: shea telling police she was' going through bad times and divorce. the police chief say it's extremely unfortunate when a parent puts their child's life at risk operating a car under the influence of drug adding thankfully no one was hurt. shea was released by the judge and she returns to court next month. in andover, steve cooper, 7 news. >> adam: a somers wort woman saved after nine hours trapped and in trouble. you can see how badly

crumbled car so she climbed into the back, bundled up for the freezing temperatures overnight. a driver spotted the car in the woods. called police. who rescued the woman. >> kim: two days after he suffered a blow conflicting reports this evening over when exactly happened to patriots tight end rob gronkowski. we know he injured his chest but we still don't know how serious the injury might be. dan hausle caught up with o and dan is live with their reaction to the hard hit. dan? >> reporter: the team mates are trying to keep a stiff upper lip. they don't have a lot of the information about this. the herald is reporting gronk cancelled out on a video game appearance in new york because doctors said he shouldn't travel, flying in his condition. the pats players are hoping for the best.

with either a punctured lung or something much less serious depending on how you believe. coach belichick as excepted didn't clear up the confusion on today's conference call. >> i don't have anything to add. the players aren't in today so we'll. put our report out wednesday after we practice and see what happens on wednesday. >> reporter: gronk was on the mind of fellow tight end martellus bennett to kids in brockton. >> finished the game. so, i mean, i see him tomorrow. see how he is doing. >> reporter: you expect him to play this sunday. because you don't know to expect anything else? >> that's what he does. >> reporter: some of gronk's teammates were building a house for a wounded vet in freetown today. linebacker mingo hadn't even heard about the injury and didn't like the sound of some of the records. >> you heard about gronk with a punctured lunge? >> today?

said punctured lunch -- >> you can't say that. >> reporter: it will take a slow to slow gronk up to. >> you never be able to tell. that's for sure. >> reporter: even the guy who delivered the hit is thinking about gronk tweeting nothing but respect for gronk. one of the best i've inlooked up against hoping to see him back on the field sooner rather than later. the patriots players will get a better idea how their teammate is doing when they see him tomorrow at idea after practice when the first new injury report comes out. dan hausle, 7 news. >> adam: let's turn to the trump transition. the from elect is holding up -- president eelectricity :questions about a successor on the agenda ryan schulteis here with more. >> reporter: we did learn who will not be part of trump's administration,

down. president obama touched down in athens day for the first leg of his last major foreign trip. obama spoke about the greek prime minister about the economy, and his successor and the refuge crisis. >> you've seen some of the rhetoric, trump was -- >> reporter: the last time he was abroad obama is assuring them things will be okay. >> the future of humanity and the future of the world is going to be defined by what we've in common. as opposed to those things that separate us. >> reporter: america's post-became -- post obama direction will be made by the decisions made inside trump tower today. rudy giuliani is a leading contender for secretary of

choice. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know. [laughter] >> reporter: under trump maintaining form foreign relationships will be important. according to leaked memo trump's first 200 days wouldy so the u.s. renorthing nafta and tilling the transpacific trade deal. a new approach tough even for obama to sugar coat he will visit germany and purru >> adam: stay for more on the trump tran i with we're not on the air you can get updates at whdh.com. >> kim: the orange line getting a new look. we have a sneak peek of the design. the manufacturer revealing these mockup today. here is an inside view. the cars are larger, have

system. you will hard plastic seats and new cars will be on the tracks in 2019. >> adam: coming up next they've spent the last three years overcoming physical and emotional hurdles. survivors of the boston marathon bombing get up cloys and personal in a --

>> kim: three years ago the deadly terror attack at the boston marathon finish line for changing the lives of so many people. obviously three years has been a long time for survivors, they continue to face mental and physical challenges that most of us can't even begin to imagine. >> adam: a new documentary is sharing some of their stories. tim caputo joins us live from the premiere of "marathon, the patriot day bombing." timm? >> reporter: this movie will have a screening here at 7:00 tonight. right now we're on the red carpet portion of the event. you might see the police commissioner just arrived and a number of marathon bombing survivors are here as well. many of whom were featured in the documentary as they have chronicled their sometimes daily struggle and their continued rehabilitation three and a half years after this attack that happened on boylston street. a number of the survivors

carpet event talking about the film and how they participated in the film saying it wasn't easy for them certainly a bit surreal but it's a story that has to be told. there is a big feature film coming out with mark wuhlberg but this is the real thing. ?real people talking about exactly what they've been going through. we spoke to some of them on the red carpet. >> very surreal. reminder of how long the journey has been, how all the amazing people that have come into our lives. to support us throughout it all. >> so that is incredible struggle not only physically but psychologically. and for us, we're still very much mired in that piece of it. >> reporter: you can expect an emotional night here as well. some survivors tearing up on the red carpet while reliving the moments yet again talking about them. the film itself the documentary that is you will

day bombing" is set to premiere on hbo. tim caputo, 7 news. >> adam: as we head to break we'll be talking about the rain out there and how long it's going to continue. >> kim: i don't know. i remember hearing something yesterday about how it won't be long for some sun. >> reporter: we have the sunshine back with us tomorrow. forecast for the rest of the week up next.

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> reporter: stormy night out there with the rain and the wind. the rain will taper. we'll still have clouds and some drizzle but we get the sun back tomorrow afternoon. we have another king tide to contend with but the king tide tomorrow will be similar to today in terms of the height of the tonight's stied ba foot lower. so the weather service does have a coastal flood advisory in effect for both sides. like this afternoon's tied likelihood of minor coastal flooding, noon tomorrow. i think noon tomorrow's tide will be similar to what you may have seen out there earlier today. wind right now out of the east and the the northeast in the city between 15-25

also the rain here is the rain. wide spread boston up through the merrimack into new hampshire. the sea coast. as you look south of town it does begin to shut down to more of a showery and lighter nature of the rain. but we'll start first here, north of the city. with this packet of steady rainfall marching north. it's briefly intense. most towns about a half inch of rain in a short amount of time. continuing to wind up an head up into northern new england. so the rain we have out there will wind d look at the rainfall tallies up near an inch. fitchburg under an inch of rain. three quarters of an inch. elsewhere most of the rain focused boston west. unfortunately on the cape you folks missed all the steady rainfall. nantucket .1 of an ratch of anyone. the -- of an inch of rain. the timeline it becomes lighter and the commute features clouds tomorrow morning.

you might want to have the rain gear on stand by but it's nothing like right now. it's not a fire hose of rain but damp and dreary. storm does not tap into any arctic air. the air is mild around this storm system so all we have to do is bring sunshine back into the mix and the temperatures will take off. that happens tomorrow. temperatures upper 50s to around 60. thursday a little bit cooler at the coastline but still mid and upper 50s. sign me up. i know some of you like the november that red sox like it's going to show up next week. monday and tuesday. see you at 7:00. >> reporter: he calls it one of the hardest hits he has taken and the gronk may have undersold the shot from the sea walks earl thomas which did more than knock the wind out of him. there are conflicts reports how serious the injury s. the patriots are not sharing

that it's a puncturedlong for gronk. adam shifter reporting it's a chest injury and that it's not "overly serious." bill bell check not interested in sorting fact from fiction on his conference call this morning. >> no, i don't have anything to add. players aren't in today. so wednesday after we practice and see what happens on wednesday. >> reporter: gronk's injury issues -- the late nest what is shaping up to be a stretch to forget for the patriots. a disappointing loss on sunday night. where they came up short on both offense and defense. come off a bye week on the heals of the jamie collins trade. but don't forget the patriots are still 7-2.

favorites to reach super bowl 51. everytail team in the nfl has its ups and downs and matthew slater says it's about how you come out on the other side that matters. >> hopefully, you know, games like that, forge character. run a tough battle back an forth game against a good opponent and you learn a lot about yourself. you learn a lot about how you compete as a football team. and what you do when you face adversity so hopefully moving forward, that mes mentally tough and, you know, build our character as a team. because we're going to face more adversity as the season goes along. >> reporter: instead of rolling over the pelicans in the big easy the celtics gave up 57 points to the bench. lost by 1 to a lottery bound team. al horford is not ready to length lend a hand. at today's practice he said he is working through the

without elaborating on his condition. he added that he doesn't feel up to game action but didn't rule himself out for tomorrow's tiff with the mavericks either. >> i've been very motivated to come back. this is just something very different. like i said, haven't dealt with anything like this before so we're really taking it day by day so, you know, that is just all i can do right now. on their blue line at today's practice out in denver. kevin miller skating with attempts for the first time since undergoing surge "an a fractured left hand. not a bad present on the defenseman's 29th birthday. terry front kaneo takes home american league manager of the year award.

>> adam: time for us to get out of here at least for a half hour, i'm adam

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