helicopter. police say the accident happened on weather bee drive. >> anchor: let's get to kim khazei in the newsroom with the latest on the situation. kim? >> reporter: ryan and jadiann thompson police are saying the person flown to the hospital is seriously injured so we'll show you again the scene there. we could see the ambulance is here on weather bee drive. that's near adams street in westwood. and police think that this was just an accident but right now we're getting very few details but a pedestrian was hit and being trea hospital. so we're learning more and we will pass that along to you as we get it. for now, that's the latest in the newsroom, kim khazei, 7 new. >> anchor: we're also following breaking news out of berlin, new hampshire where the attorney general is investigating the death of a two-year-old child. investigators say the girl was taken to the hospital after a 911 call on saturday and then later pronounced dead. the chief medical examiner has ruled her death a homicide with a cause of death as blunt force

scamp scott man linked to a deadly drive new accused of being under the influence of drugs and alcohol on the night of that crash. prosecutors say he slammed into a hampton inshuttle bus in august. >> anchor: two tourists from texas died in the crash. 7's steve cooper is in boston with more for us.. >> reporter: stephen of swampscott pleads not guilty to seven different charges in suffolk superior court including two counts of motor vehicle homicide while operating under he then struck the rear of the shuttle at a minimum of 76 miles per hour in a 40 mile-per-hour zone. >> reporter: prosecutors say the 27-year-old was speeding and had a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit when he plowed into a hampton inn airport shuttle van back in august just outside the ted williams tunnel. five people were in the shuttle, two passengers both from texas, were thrown from the van and pronounced deat the scene. were you drunk? there is no comment. >> reporter: he wasn't talking

but prosecutors say his story that another car hit his simply isn't true. after review of all of the video evidence as well as other statements, there has been no evidence that a third vehicle was involved in this crash. >> reporter: did you say another car hit you? he has no comment at this point. that's what he said in court. another car hit him. we have no comment. i won't comment on the evidence. >> reporter: so no car hit hi. i am not commenting on the evidence. i did not say that. you said that. >> reporter: he tell a witness car first has now been ordered by the judge not to drive until this case has been resolved. he returns to court early next year. in boston, steve cooper, 7 news. >> reporter: transit police serving for a woman behind a heat adtake. this is a woman police say threw calleding hot tea at a dunkin' donuts employee. she was upset with her service so she threw the hot tea and seriously burned the worker. it happened in dudley square

>> anchor: new ride share rules going into effect soonaing to make passengers safer. a popular ride sharing company lift and uber agreed to perform comprehensive background checks on all their massachusetts drivers. governor baker says the checks that will start in january will be the most stringent of any state. >> anchor: the flag fight in amherst continues. veterans now protesting the removal of the american flag from hampshire college's campus. the school's president made the decision after another flag was burned following the presidential ec to a peaceful protest sunday afternoon including springfield's mayor. >> anchor: for students and board of drift ease the students they have, have arisen from what our veterans have sacrificed and not to fly the flag on this campus if you were in some other countries around the world it would be handled very, very differently. >> anchor: the president of the college did not attend that

police in new orleans serving for two suspects after chaos in the french corridor. a man killed and nine more people hurt when shots ring out on a very crowded bourbon street. christa delcamp has more. >> reporter: video captures the frantic moments when gunfire unleashes chaos on one of the most popular tourist destinations in the nation. in new orleans a night of fun turning into bloodshed on the world famous bourbon somebody shot right on the ground. i got one shot in the hand, i got somewhere shot somebody else i need that ems asap. >> reporter: the mass shooting leaving one dead and nine others injured. we don't believe that any of the victims who were shot were the intended targets. >> reporter: investigators say the violence erupted early sunday morning when an argument between two men escalated into a shoot out and now the search is on for the suspects who managed

police presence in place for the holiday weekend. this is a very active robust investigation. we are continuing to work every angle very aggressively. >> anchor: police identifying the victim as 125-year-old demontriis tollover. it's an are we reminder of another bourbon street shooting that killed one and injured nine others. this is an unconscionable act that's unacceptable. it continues to put an and destruction that gun violence has played on the streets of new orleans. >> reporter: a makeshift memorial has now been set up where the shooting happened. police say they will continue reviewing surveillance footage to try to track down the suspect. in the newsroom, christa delcamp 7 news spot man charged in the 2015 charleston church massacre will be allowed to represent imself-now and his up coming trial. a judge granted that motion today. jury selection now under way. the trial had been delayed so

to stand trial. roof faces 33 federal charges after shooting and killing nine people inside an historically black church in charleston, south carolina. prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. a new judge will hear the retrial of former university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing who shot and killed an unarmed black man the previous judge reduced herself saying the new trial should have a "blank slate." a jury was deadlocked on murder and him and a mistrial was declared earlier this month. he testified he feared for his life when this man tried to drive away during a traffic stop back in july of 2015. now his body camera captured the incident. defense attorneys say the man tried to use his car as a deadly weapons forcing tensing to fire his weapon. prosecutors say the evidence contradicts his story. >> anchor: a deadly drive in texas i'm man driving a tractor the wrong way on the highway killing a 20-year-old.

in less than an hour later slammed into an suv on the highway. the woman driving the suv survived with minor injuries but her 20-year-old sister was killed. police say the driver took off after that crash. >> anchor: in washington a man is dead after a freak accident. police say a driver lost control serving off the road then into a home. you can see here the car is just sticking out of the side of the house. that car slammed right into a man's bedroom. it crushed and killed emotional moments she, when he find out what happened. my brother called me, saying that there was a car in the house and he couldn't get my dad to respond to him. >> anchor: that's really hard to see. the 21-year-old driver has not been charged or cited. >> anchor: riders of san francisco's transit system traveled fare free after a hack attack hit the system on friday. today the metro fare gates are back up and running.

offered free rides to not disrupt services to customers. a security analyst said the hack was likely an opportunistic one. it could have been through one phishing scheme through an e-mail accountment it's very possible and highly likely these hackers went after low hanging fruit. they went after something that they felt was pretty easy to take. >> anchor: it's not yet clear who was behind the attack. the san francisco metro traffic authority said they are still investigating. >> anchor: an explosive situio ied near the u.s. embassy. witnesses say it was 500 feet from the embassy by a person in taxi. an employee quickly reported the package and bomb squads got rid of it without anyone getting hurt. police believe the bomb was planted by a militant islamist group. >> anchor: prince william supporting his brother's request for privacy. he is backing prince hair ooh's complaints about coverage of his relationship with american actress megan marcel. he asked for privacy saying he

harassment. >> anchor: a fishy sight forces an amuse the park in japan to close its doors. you are looking at the park that froze 5,000 fish into the ice as pat of a new sea life theme. i guess they drew an arrow, maybe wrote some words. the officials say they will melt ice to remove the fish after people expressed outrage on social media that the park was committing animal cruelty. >> anchor: e holiday fund-raiser to dig a giant hole for absolutely no reason. the people are indeed digging it. donations are flowing in to the tune of more than $100,000 already. the hole continues the company's tradition of snarky holiday fund-raisers. yesterday they told nothing for five bucks a pop and earn more than $70,000. you say it does go to a good cause, right? >> anchor: yeah. >> anchor: some silver lining there. >> anchor: makes you think, why didn't i think of that? i can sell nothing or dig a hole

three, everyone. a georgia couple goes against the grain getting hitched at their local grocery store. >> anchor: at 6:00 we're following a developing story. police in ohio state revealing new details about the student who plowed into a crude crowd and started stabbing people. >> anchor: also at 6:00 the mom and this heart breaking video from lawrence now officially charged with putting her child in

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>> anchor: a pride to be heading down the aisle. the pasta and rice aisle to be ebbs at. a couple ditching tradition on their wedding day. >> reporter: instead of a church wedding, who even does that? a fancy reception, the couple decided to get hitched for the relationships started right there at the grocery store. happily ever after on aisle three. to our knowledge, this is the first time we ever had supermarkets. she said, where are we going to get married at? i said harvest. >> reporter: after returning from a tour in afghanistan, charles larry ran into the supermarket to pick up a last minute jar of cranberry sauce for his thanksgiving dinner. i heard somebody say, hey, girl, and i turned around and said larry i have not seen in over 20 something years. >> reporter: larry and merry met a few times before that

thaten counter the two started dating. you know, you can count to ten when a man have a crush on you, but he never did say anything to me. >> reporter: the couple later decided that it was time to seal the deal. and what better place than where they they were united so they asked harveys to serve as the venue. >> reporter: we're excited to be part of that special day. >> reporter: the supermarket is sifted mary and larry with their planning for several months and helped them with a live music and the wedding cake toppedit cranberries. on thanks giving we all have many things to be thankful for. we appreciate them allowing us to be part of this special moment. >> reporter: a moment that mary, larry and the more than 70 witnesses will probably never forget. on thanksgiving day he said what he wanted to do is give thanks to the lord for the old going out and the new coming in. >> reporter: because larry was searching for cranberry sauce when he met up with mary, the

guest at the wedding a free jar to remember the couple's special day. in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7 news. >> anchor: it's beginning to look a lot like christmas but around here no snow, just a lot rain. >> anchor: that is correct. we're talking about rain and again on wednesday. i will show you how much rain is headed this way. >> anchor: at 6:00 flames swallow a car after it collides with a logan express bus in chelsea. >> reporter: also at 6:00 the latest on injured gronk after he left patriots win over the jets.

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>> anchor: the capitol christmas tree has arrived in with a wash dc. it made its cross country journey from idaho to washington

the boston pops spreading holiday cheer at logan airport today. they performed in term that b playing rudolph the red nosed reindeer. boston pops concert season starts on wednesday and it's an amazing event oh go to if you have ever been. >> anchor: symphony all, incredible. so jr is standing by to talk about what's in store. kim khazei said this at the end of our last newscast and i thought it was especiallic. she said, how is everyone's help everyone come off of that weekend holiday high. >> anchor: it's tough. if you come in too steep you burn up. you flame out by 4:00 p.m. on this shift but hopefully it's okay. today helped out. we had lots of sun, temperatures mid 40's right now wind chill at 42 southwest wind miles per hour. 30's and 40's outside of boston itself the vineyard at 40 degrees. now you notice bedford and nashua, jaffrey, orange, already down into the lower third 30's

fall into the 20's then start slowly climbing back into the lower 30's to around 30 early tomorrow morning but for tonight it's dry becoming cloudy. in advance of our next storm system which is over here and it is a rain maker. in fact it's producing some severe weather across portions of the south. even in iowa a few reports of tornados this evening in iowa. yeah, so this system has a lot going for it. we're not advertising severe weather in new england. but for tomorrow morning drizzle and then rain arrives tomorrow afternoon and it will be the first of two days of rain with temperatures between 46 and 51. a southeast wind around five to 15 miles per hour. there is likely to be stubborn left over cold air in the nooks and crannies of southern new england if you will along the route 2 corridor in this pink shading. so there is a freezing drizzle advisory, nothing significant or widespread but it doesn't take much to turn those roads into a skating rink so there may be a

drizzle early tomorrow morning. again, up until about 8:00 or 9:00. otherwise just as kind of a cool morning with drizzle in the morning then steadier rain arrives tomorrow afternoon. we will have rain tomorrow evening during the commute. you notice some yellows and orange. those are downpours. that will be the case across southern new england through mid evening tomorrow of then we should it down. wednesday we start with clouds, maybe some patchy drizzle. then a second wave of rain from that same storm works into southern new england wednesday afternoon. and wednesday evening's commute so again you notice greens around yellows here other than that just minor threat of some patchy, freezing drizzle tow morning. this is a two day rain event and beneficial rain i think most cities and towns pick up one and a half two two and a half inches of rain. if this were jammed into four hours i would be nervous of street flooding or localized flooding but this is drawn out over two days so i think when

the rain is gone. most of us pick up upwards of a couple of inches of beneficial rain which since the first of september we're running a deficit. we did okay in october but november has been relatively dry. we'll just slowly chip away at this drought and eventually we get out of it with a storm like that tuesday and wednesday, thursday clouds and then some sun in the afternoon, breezy, that's the nicest of the week with temperatures on thursday in the mid 50's. see you at 6:00. >> anchor: up next on 7 news did it better. breakers take on a former patriot great troy brown tackling a challenge off the field. >> anchor: a mother who apparently overoverdosed at a local dollar store appears before a judge today. the incident caught on camera where a judge was seen crying by her side. the latest on this heartbreaking story. >> anchor: a man left for dead and the driver who allegedly hit him turns himself in. >> anchor: plus, patriots quarterback tom brady gets his

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>> anchor: it's time to turnp the heat in the kitchen. >> anchor: this week's 7's bri eggers and pats legend troy brown are tackling a challenge at burton's grill in hingham. so pay attention because you get to decide who did it better. this week's challenge on who did

and it looks like we're getting in kitchen a little bit. we'll get in there and mix it up a little bit and try to take you down today. >> reporter: you can and stand the heat? i can take the heat. >> reporter: our challenge, once the kitchen puts out the prepared dishes we have to check the ticket to see if what's about to be served matches the customer's order. all right. well, we'll see who can do it better and you get to be the judge so we'll start. you are up. >> reporter: i didn't get lunch though. >> reporter: here comes. people are we got wrong plate what to mate oh allergy. i said tom had allergy. tom brady has allergy to mediterranean chicken. american cheese, onion strings. this one is wrong too. what's that bottom one? no guacomole. send it back. >> reporter: busted. we have a gluten free dish on a square plate. >> reporter: i thought you would miss that.

purposes. like i said. they taste like on young strings. pick up table 111. i was just wicking it. >> reporter: we're up. there are hungry people out here folks. checking my ticket. first rule, read the entire ticket. got a chicken dip on a round plate that means it's not gluten free. wow, that smells good. we have a medium rare gluten free max rg it's maximum deliciousness. i have a square plate. i can spot gluten from a anway. i have to clean up my plate just a little bit. delicious. eat all your veggies. table 222, two of them. order up! i'm glad you showed me how it was done. >> reporter: the score was close, troy missed five things are i missed four.

of the kitchen. it went well. how do you think it went? i think i started off a little slower. i felt like i made some progress and i may have take then one overall. >> reporter: that could be so. we did ray very fantastic cove, both of us, so that also helped. but it's not up to us. it might even come down to a popularity contest. then i know who will win. not up to us to win choose. you get to decide who did it better. >> anchor: you decide who site to vote right now at whdh.com. we'll have results for you tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. >> anchor: another 30 minutes of 7 news stayed straight ahead. april ryan schulteis. >> anchor: i'm jadiann thompson. 7 news at 6:00 gets started right now. >> anchor: it was a video that went viral. now the mother seen overoverdosing in front of her young daughter faces a judge. the victim of a hit and run crash in brockton has died from his injuries. the alleged driver turns himself

get ready for a rainy midweek. a major milestone for pats qb tom brady. he scores his 200th career win leading new england to a win over new york. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> anchor: a pedestrian seriously hurt after getting hurt by a vehicle in westwood. that person was rushed to the hospital eventually in a medical helicopter. >> anchor: let'ge jadiann thompson with the very latest. >> reporter: the crash happened around 4:00 this afternoon. police say the victim was just walking down the street when they were hit. that victim then transported from an ambulance into a medical helicopter and then flown to the hospital. the driver of the vehicle was not injured in this accident here. police say there is no sign of any criminal wrongdoing in this crash. the investigation into the cause of course still ongoing and there will be a lot more information to come out as the

here in the newsroom, jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> anchor: attorney is investigating the death of a two-year-old child. vetos say the girl was taken to the hospital after a 911 call on saturday and later pronounced dead. the chief medical examiner has ruled her death a homicide with the cause of death as blunt force trauma. >> anchor: also tonight a mother faces a child endangerment charge after this overdosing at a store in lawrence. it was caught on camera. that's the trying to wake up her mommy. video just heart breaking to watch. >> anchor: byron barnett joins us live from lawrence with that story. . the video like everyone saw in that video everyone walked out of lawrence district court a short time ago. he was ordered to stay that drug treatment program. machinedy mcgo juan of salem, new hampshire briefly peeking out from under her hood as she