who is the little clown, it's brandon gunnoe. i didn't see that was a bow tie there. >> kim: very cute. how about this? a tiny papa smurf all smiles holding a candy bucket. that is jennifer egan. rocking that fake beard. the eyes. fast. thinking about my own babies and their costumes and . up? year. >> ryan: no. >> kim: pete, are you dressing up? i said i was going to be a french maid. french made or a kitty cat. >> i went as captain kirk, i don't make a very good captain kirk but i tried. blue hill at 60 miles an hour for the winds gusts this morning at the height of the downpours, man it was crazy around 5:00, 6:00 am. rockport gusting to 52. yarmouth at 41 and boston only about 39 miles an hour but that was' good enough for us. we got a good drink of water. rainfall amounts over 2 inches in many spots. duxbury and lowell came in at about and inch and a half. our high temperature today, wasn't it nice? maybe one last time getting to the 70. i won't say this is the last. i didn't last time either but these days are numbered. we

brandon gunnoe has a look at what the team is doing here. alex great house from south boston is trying cancer but she is not alone. her good friend seth mccoy reached out to the new england patriots and owner robert kraft sent this message. al, we are all rooting for to you kick cancer, # project alex. >>> i literally had tears in my eyes. i was like this is amazing. this means they are out there, they care about people, they care about the people here in the city. throughout new england . >>> rob grokowski said alex's cancer may have started the fight but you will finish it the patriots cheerleaders alex sending cheers your way . >>> she has been just beside herself. every day it's been like i can't wait to see who is next and out outforring from patriots was amazing. i can even tell you how gate they have been. of course, for alex she has been so thrilled and all her friends and family, they are posting on face book and twitter . >>> alex was diagnosed with oral cancer at the beginning of this year. she underwent chemoand radiation radiati

brandon gunnoe spoke with doctor and has more about this display live in wayland. brandon certainly gets your attention. >> it certainly does. you see this chiropractor has some sort of display, out in front of his office. but being in a big fans he decide to let this one know how he feels. gentlemen that is goodell right there. ready to be burned at the stake. only in new england, right? but people love it. i mean they stop by to take pictures with him, when people drive they honk and yell go pats. it's been up for a couple weeks. with tonight's game against the roger goodell burning at the stake is quite popular. >> i can't believe the amount of people that have going to say brought a smile to their face or you know they are like go pats and go and people are like burn em. all kinds of funny things. lots of comments. i thought what was going on in this during summer with whole legal aspect it's kind of a witch hunt. >> okay. so if you want to take look it's going to be up for are a while at least until around thanksgiving when puts up this is christmas display. th

the nightteam's brandon gunnoe is in quincy to tell us what went wrong. >> reporter: the fire started on one of the boats in the marina behind me and investigators believe it was an accident but they say it was the fiberglass and gasoline and the fire jumped from one boat to another. you can see the flames and thick smoke pouring from boats at this marina in quincy. for in families it is home. >> we lost everything. >> reporter: tuesday tin was lucky to get off his boat in time, after his neighbor's boat was on fire. within ten minutes the first boat was engulfed in flames. and the next boat and our boat. what else can you say in the fire started at 7 am and firefighters had it out by nine can and 11 boats were destroyed and three sank. it didn't sink but it is charred and gone. crews from the ambulance launched a drone oath flames and the firefighters looked at the scene from the air to figure out how to best attack the blaze. no one was hurt and this tight community says that is what is most important. i'm thankful everybody is okay. it could have been so much worse. like last week

the night team's brandon gunnoe in tyngsborough with more. brandon? >> liz, brady says that his and trump's friendship goes way back and that's why he supports the g.o.p. front-runner. >> donald, if you could say a few words. >> reporter: donald trump is no stranger to the nation's first primary in new hampshire, but tonight he made a stop in tyngsborough, mass. >> because i love mass. i love everything about it. >> reporter: tyngsborough is much more conserve than the rest of the state, voting for mitt romney in 2012. the donald even brought up romney's failed presidential rum. >> do you ever have it you're with your wife and your with your husband and you're confident, you're really confident, and you're tired of seeing things done wrong, and you think, this time i'm just going to do it myself. do you understand that. >> reporter: in an interview with bloomberg news, tom brady was asked why he stands up for donald trump. >> he's a friend, that's why. because friends are important in life, and i've known him for a very long time, so certainly, you kn

brandon gunnoe. >>> now on 7, trouble on the tarmac. rescuers rush to a fire fight. >> adam: more than a hundred passengers on that plane and they had to scramble for exits and slide out of the aircraft. we are in ft. lauderdale golf with the latest tonight. >> reporter: the lean was moments away from takeoff for venezuela when a pilot behind the jet noticed it was leaking fuel. moments later a fire erupted. the flails shooting out of the left imagination of the jetliner sending panic through the tavern. we were smiling and looking out the window, and the babies with looking out the window, and they say fire. fire. >> reporter: sharon and her husband grabbed their toe children as the flames grew and rushed to the front of the plane. i said come on, we will save our lives. >> reporter: the lean was still moving to takeoff, when flight attendants opened emergency doors and second the later the passengers on board slitted down emergency slides. >> i was freaking out, i was terrified, what was going on. i had people in front of me and i sta

. >> anchor: tonight we're learning more about the 26 26-year-old shooter. 7's brandon gunnoe live with the very latest on this. >> anchor: the douglas county sheriff is holding a press conference now releasing statements from victim's family members. federal investigators say though they have found 13 weapons connected to this gunman, authorities have identified him right there as 26-year-old chris harper mercer. six of the weapons were found at the college where he opened fire along with body armor and ammunition. investigators discovered 7 more weapons when they searched through his apartment. according to authorities all the weapons had been legally purchased either by the shooter himself or by family members. the officials are still not providing though a motive for this shooting. nine people were killed and another nine others seriously injured in the attack. mercer was killed after a shoot shootout with police. although it's unclear whether he was killed by officers or took his own life it, was only the fourth day of class at the small community college which is loaded about thre

brandon gunnoe. >>> 7 news september out breaking news alerts and you can track the latest information on the campus massacre in oregon on whdh.com and the 7 news mobile and tablet apps. >>> turning on tour offerage of hurricane joaquin, this cat fwer 4 storm is getting stronger by the minute. much of the bahamas is underwater and we are seeing homes underwater and people are having trouble and a half gating the roads. and images are preparing and dealing with the worst. ryan schulteis is here with details. the bahamas starting to feel the impact of this powerful hurricane and the east coast is getting ready just in case. a very powerful hurricane joaquin slammed into the bahamas and heavy flooding and wicked winds are bringing down power lines. thousands of miles away and the east coast is racing for more wind and rains. parts of south carolina have at least five inches of rain and fast rising water is putting cars underwater and one person is dead and another rescued when the road washed away. the heavy surf already eating away at beaches expecting to bring heavy rain. i cannot stres

in newsroom brandon gunnoe seven news night team7 now knew turning to your weather. deep freeze is getting ready to settle in tonight. m sears could feel temperatures in the 20s. here's chief meteorologist pete bouchard. have we had 20s yet? we have. pretty cold morning a couple of weeks, like a week and a half ago. anyway, norwood already in the 20s. kim, 27 degrees there. boston at 45. we're not seeing 20s in the city. 33 in beverly. 30 in bedford. 32 in fitchburg. our lows mainly in upper 20s. boston about 37 or so. so again select spots getting into 20s ironically out over cape cod normally warm sxot islands too martha's vineyard already 28. clear skies, full moon, beautiful night. and beautiful day coming up tomorrow. we head out 20s and 30s go into 50s. cool sea breeze at the coastline which means boston about 54 or so. and then falling back and then in the evening partly cloudy skies a clouds start moving in next weather system which is a big rain maker for us. just a little taste of what's to come here across the deep south. we will have details on that ahead

brandon gunnoe is here with the latest today. >> reporter: we still don't have a motive but law enforcement officials say the gunman left a multi page note at the shooting scene spouting what they call "a philosophy of hate. >>> he is in a classroom . >> reporter: students who made it out alive after a mass shooting in southern oregon describe the horror . >>> i heard one gunshot and then i looked over outside and people were running a way from the building very to get out of here. there is people running a woman kneed to go . >>> we heard a popping sound and at first we thought it was an engine backfiring . >> reporter: it was no engine. police say chris harper mercer came to the school with six guns fully loaded along with body armor and ammunition. nine people were killed and nine others seriously hurt. >>> these families are living through the nightmare in the most personal way possible. 13 investigators seize 7 more guns when they searched the shooter's apartment. all the helps with had been legally purchased either by the shooter himself or family members. but that didn't stop preside

brandon gunnoe is live in newsroom with much more. too many players in fantasy sports boston daft kings and a fan duel based in new york. tonight new yorking attorney general sent this letter to fan. he asked them for ininto about employees who may have used inside information to get an unfair edge over other players. >> the way it works you pick your roster of players for the week, and you can't see other people's rosters until real games begin. hitch here an employee as sek to advantage. fan duel and drft kings since barred employees from playing in other's lesion. questions. here in massachusetts the attorney general was contacted by boston based draft kings and is hearing them out at the breaking news desk brandon gunnoe, 7 news night team. to a developing story the search continues overnight for crew missing can go ship. el faro vanished coast bahamas during hurricane joaquin. two men from massachusetts were on board there kimberly bookman is in winthrop with the very latest. yeah ryan the big headline tonight is just as you said

at the breaking news desk i'm brandon gunnoe. also breaking tonight in new york city. a police officer fighting for are his life right now. after someone shot him in the head. happened in harlem on fdr drive. nypd says it happened after chase in shooter took off on bike but police did capture him. we'll bring you more as it develops. also tonight danger on massachusetts highway when tires road. wheels came off a huge truck on 495 this afternoon. one tire slammed into a camper just destroying it. and it went from there. susan tran is live in lawrence with the story. susan. >> adam, this camper was flipped on its side you can see all of the things that were once in camper spilled on to ground. broken pieces everywhere. this was once part of window. now the carol family has been using this camper for family vacations for ten years. today they were just grateful they made it out alive. so i don't, i don't, holy crap. pete carroll in disbelief i'm amazed how much damage there is to this. and no damage to me or my wife. a tire that flew off this hauler on 495 south in lawren

brandon gunnoe, 7 news night team. >> police in cambridge are investigating a violent fight school. harvard police told everyone to shelter in place for a time as they searched for the suspect. one man has been arrested. >> also from the night team: the coast guard has suspended its search for the crew of a missing cargo ship. the el faro vanished over the weekend off the coast of the bahamas during hurricane joaquin. two crew members are from massachusetts. one of the two, a husband and man from kingston was honored tonight. family and friends gathering for a vigil. kimberly bookman is there to show us what happened there tonight. >> well, kim, i can tell you during search. hoping for the best. but tonight the family of jeffrey mathias, including his parents, his brother and his wife came here to their home church for a vigil where they were embraced by hundreds in this community. >> on the very day jeffrey mathias was supposed to return from sea, his family gets the news they were dreading. the coast guard has called off the search for ship's survivors and the 42 yearly father of

it's just great to see her reaction but also her friends and family. >>> brandon gunnoe, 7 news . >> reporter: we're following breaking news right now. nbc news is rocking olympic sprinter oscar pistorias has african prison today. pistorias spent less then a year behind bars for shooting death of his girlfriend. the store storias will stay under correctional supervision at his uncle's house. we'll bring more details as soon as they become available . >> anchor: a case of cold feet. a groom walks away at the last minute but his would be bride turned their wedding into an opportunity to pay it forward . >> reporter: our forecast is looking good. quiet for the rest of the workweek. those temperatures kind of all over the place of the that's ahead . >> reporter: a pennsylvania mother charged in an amber alert over the weekend facing a judge here in massachusetts. what we're learning about her past . >>> a beloved dog targeted. it's a story you will see on building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - c

let's get to brandon gunnoe live in government center tonight. that's right. people are telling me most surprised these costumes have been underground here in boston for so long. nobody knew about it. just a few days until halloween. kind of adds to the spook factor. >> that's creepy. deep below government center t stop in boston, workers found these two scary costumes. no they did not. nonsense. >> nonsense. >> oh my gosh. talk about historical significance. they found that. that's insane. eerie discovery was made on small hollow section of concrete poured more than 60 years ago. historically, in a perspective of boston you don't know what you're going to find whether it's time line, that's really crazy that they found that right before halloween. i love boston. it's so nice and playful. >> i just don't know whether it was intended to left to be find or whether just it just happened to. we're told workers weary pair blue line when they found garmentsz with a scary mask rolled in ball. timing is creepy. >> it fits. you know, right in with a halloween. do you f

we're live in providence, rhode island brandon gunnoe, 7 news night team. we're folly more news tonight. we want to hear this one before breakfast in more than general mills issuing a recall and trouble company says almost two million boxes of cheer res and hone nut cheer reowes cereals are labeled gluten free but also contain wheat. they are calling an isolated incident but it affects chaoer rio and honey nut cheerios with july use by dates. >> form rhode island patrick kennedy opening up about his family new book eerie veils secrets about his father former massachusetts 7 ted kennedy happy about. you know i think he definitely had a problem with alcohol. and code of silence broken. patrick kennedy revealing family secrets. in his new memoire a common struggle and a 60 minutes interview koungest child. says he watched his four live in silent desperation he says his father self medicated with alcohol after the assassinations of two brothers. when my uncle bobby was killed it was like, absolutely the his brother was killed. >> boom. over. show over. those tr

let's begin now with 7's brandon gunnoe . >> reporter: to answer the question why, we may never know completely but law enforcement officials say the gunman last a multi page note at the shooting scene spouting what they call a >>> he is in a classroom . >> reporter: survivors of the latest school shooting described the nightmare . >>> we heard this pop, pop, popping sound and at first we thought it was an engine backfiring . >>> i heard one gunshot then i looked over outside and people were running away from the building very to get out of here here. there are people running. we need to go . >> anchor: officials not provid providing a motive for the shooting. another 7 injured in the attack . >>> all i could focus on was please don't kill me. i have a family . >> reporter: authorities have identified the shooter as chris harper mercer, six of weapons found at the college where he opened fire yesterday along with body armor and ammunition. investigators seized 7 more weapons when they searched through his apartment. according to authorities all of the weapons had been legally purchas

brandon gunnoe has a look at what those workers discovered. that's crazy. deep below the government center t-stop in boston worker found these two scary costumes. >>> no, they did not. nonsense. >>> oh my gosh talk about historical significance. >> teary discovery made in small hallow section of concrete that was poured more than 60 years ago. >> historically perspective of boston you don't know what you line -- >> that's really crazy they found right before halloween and playful. i don't know whether it was intended for someone to find or just happened to happen. >> worker for repairing the blue line platform when they found the garments with the scary mask rolled in a ball. the timing is creepy. it fits, you know right in halloween. >> do you feel like government center is haunted. >> it could be. brandon gunnoe. 7news "today in new england." >>> i like that guy last comment. who else knows what's going on there. >> j.r., how about the forecast one last time. >> we have clouds now. here's the rain moving into southern new england over the next several hou

brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> some hurting costumes there but we'll manage. our forecast turning windy and rainy here over the next couple of days. process. >> next in 7 sports tom brady getting ready to dance around again this sunday with the dolphins defensive line ready to come after him that. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> rosie's place holding its series luncheon in boston, it benefits the amazing resources for homeless and struggling women. i had a chance to take part in the event. it was sold out. 1700 people came to show their support. people who love rosie's including i think you may have seen the governor. the first lady, the lieutenant governor, the shelter help women in the boston area providing meals. they also have education and job opportunities so a lot more than a shelter and people are happy to be there and you can really feel the love. great. >> you were only 3 feet shorter than governor baker. >> i thought it would be more than that. >> funny. piper, the one who et would the orange is the new black, she was the featured

brandon gunnoe is in the newsroom with the details on the plan. >> reporter: this was supposed to be part of the president's legacy, his promise to pull troops out of afghanistan. it took a while to convince him but the president says staying is the right thing to do. he announced the drawdown of troops will be delayed. the afterman military is just not ready parents as i said before while america's combat mission in afghanistan may be other our commitment to afghanistan and its people endures. >> reporter: the new plan will bring down the number of troops to 5500 by early 2017. initially the plan was to do that bit end of this year. then have an embassy only presence by the end of next year. >> president obama: but maintaining our crept posture through most of next year rather than a more rapid draw down will allow us to sustain our efforts to train and the assist afghan forces as they grow stronger. >> reporter: insurgent have spread through more of the country at any time since the post-9/11 invasion. >> president obama: as commander in chief i will not allow afghanistan to be use

brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> a big shift from the american cancer society. the organization now saying women should start getting mammograms later and skip routine breast checks by doctors. board. the american cancer society has released new screening guidelines for breast cancer >> by age 45 all women should start regular screening every year. >> reporter: the acs recommends annual mammograms of the start at age 45 with the option to start them at age 40 if they want. at age 55 women can get them of other year. clarify which women may benefit most from mammography. >> there are qualifications and i think that makes it more complicated. it's not the simple one recommends we had in the past. >> reporter: the new guidelines no longer recommend doctors perform clinical brevity exams. >> the live saving potential of early detection really is found in regular mammography. that is the test that can find a cancer before anybody can feel it. before the clinician can feel it or before the patient can feel it. >> reporter: the guidelines are only for women with an ave

at the news desk, brandon gunnoe 7 news . >> anchor: new at 4:30 at thing trouble at lowell high school. this teen threatened by his classmates after he was elected class president. six students have been suspended after a racially charged text conversation was made public. >> anchor: now students say it was all just a joke. dan hausle live in lowell now with more on what happened. dan? >> reporter: school officials say they are surprised by this because lowell high has actually elected minute either owy african-american school presidents before but something happened this time with a small group of students that has this school and students doing a lot of soul searching. >>> i am disappointed like i . >> reporter: he admits he was scared when his election at school president at lowell high brought racists tests from classmates in an on-line call to one text said rule out blass and # make hls great again. he said he confronted one classmate that wrote about living him. i was like did you really say that you are going to lynch me? he was like yeah, i was just playing around. i'm like tha

live in boston, brandon gunnoe, 7 news . >> anchor: following nor news a woman called to court. police say she shot and killed her own uncle of the family obviously devastated as police try to figure out what happened. byron barnett live in hyde park watt its latest for us today. byron? >>> family members here very devastated as you can imagine after the tragedy occurred in their home here in hyde park. not only did they lose one family member in a fatal shooting, they had to watch as another family member was brought to court and charged with murder. hunched over and wearing a hospital johnnie, 36-year-old yvonne lewis was brought in for her arraignment by court officers after she refused to leave her cell. family members gasp and wept at the sight of her. now charged with murdering her uncle, clive francis of mattapan. >>> it's just hurtful. i just don't understand because they were so, so close. why would she do something like this? also say lewis shot her uncle to death at her parent's home in hyde park saturday night. family members told police she had been living there sin

brandon gunno in southbridge with how officials say they found out about this. brandon? >> adam, police say they caught the teacher because students were talking about it. a school resource officer overheard and called police. >> police say the 21-year-old was sending nude pictures of himself to a 17-year-old student of his at southbridge high school. >> the teacher was put in a position of trust. and it's sickening to even hear allegations like. this. >> the school resource officer overheard students talking about the nude images and the student showed detectives the police say the teacher sent the 17-year-old around ten pictures. some are waist-down. others of his entire body. >> the teacher had asked the student to be friends on facebook a year ago. the student accepted the friend request. at that point, in november of 2014, the student gotel is images from the teacher. graphic images. >> the teacher sent the same pictures again two months ago in august. southbridge public school officials say they were alarmed by the investigation and released a statement. "effective

brandon gunnoe here with the latest including the search for a motive . >> reporter: liz and adam, federal investigators say they found 13 weapons connected to the gunman. authorities have identified him as 26-year-old chris harper

brandon gunnoe is live with the investigation tonight. >> reporter: investigators found gasoline along all the doorways and around the entire house, so they say whoever set this car fire, actually planned to burn the whole house down as well. this is a picture of the flames after someone set it on fire. a big ball of yellow fire. and after that, orange yellow flames. >> reporter: it happened on autumn street in everett and investigators say after someone lit the car up they tried to torch the two-family home as well by lining the doors with gasoline. >> i woke up and ate and smelled gas and heard an explosion. >> reporter: and in the house two children,, a fur-year-old and 11 month old sound asleep with the second floor. >> i just knew what to do, wake up my cousin and get it on of the house and fall-- call the fire department. >> reporter: troopers with the state fire marshal office put up posters and asked for the public's help. i'm surprised. it is a quiet neighborhood most of the time. and this one was hurt but we don't know if this was a random act of arson or someone would specif

brandon gunnoe, 7 news night team. >> tonight the brother of one of the victims is telling his sister's tale of bravery. she came face-to-face with the shooter and survived. >> i don't know how to explain the sound of someone's voice when they think they're going to die. >> reporter: corey was trying to reach his sister from his classroom 500 yards away. when he got through on a cell phone it was terrifying. >> she was' balling her eyes out. she said i've been shot. >> reporter: she was shot in the back and corey remembers every flightenning moment. >> she said god was telling her stay calm, stay still, don't do anything revenues and that message saved anna's life when she played dead. >> the calm it took to not lose it in a situation like that, she is so brave. she is so strong and courageous and she did exactly what she had to do. i don't know how many people could have done that. i don't know if could i have done that. >> reporter: the bullet to her sister's brain narrowly missed critical nerves in her lungs. >> the first thing my sister did when a surgeon came in, she said i want on

in the newsroom, brandon gunnoe, 7 news . >>> a man is facing charges today after a dangerous drive in plymouth. state police say 26-year-old kevin palmer drove the wrong way down route 3 early this saturday morning before he slammed into another car. no one was hurt. palmer faces several charges including operating under the influence and speeding. >> anchor: a second lawsuit in the el faro cargo ship tragedy has been filed in florida. a crew men's family said el faro was not in proper condition when it set sail. this is the second lawsuit filed in the last week. another crew member's family is suing for $100 million. massachusetts natives keith griffin and jeffrey mathias were also on board when it sank in the bahamas earlier this month. >> anchor: we have new details now from the american hero stabbed in the california. sacramento police are on the hunt trying to track down the two men they believe stabbed spencer stone earlier this month month. stone was one of the three americans to take down a terrorist on a high speed rain train in trance back in august but police say the events

were taken to lowell general as far as, he going to be arraigned tomorrow morning live in lowell brandon gunnoe, 7 news night team. and we're following other breaking newsboston based draft kings say they hired former massachusetts attorney general martha coakley. >> night team john cuoco in the news room with details on that. tonight we're told by draft kings this coakley will be giving advice about legislative and regulatory issues. former massachusetts attorney general martha coakley going all in with boston based draft kings. confirms they are list coakley health as an outside legal advisor over past couple of weeks draft kings and its xet for fanduel have come under legal scrutiny draft kings employee released internal data earlier this month $350,000 in a fanduel contest that same week. trading. investigators now want to know how both companies operate. and legislature want to figure oh if site qualifying a gambling. that's where coakley comes in. with her 8 years agency attorney general in connections on beacon hill draft kings betting coakley can give them an edge as they defend their b

now we are hearing from the survivors, and brandon gunnoe has the latest. >> reporter: the shots started ringing at 10:30 a.m., followed by nine minutes of terror. >> i was terrified, ident know if i was going to be alive. >> reporter: it happened in southern oregon. it started in a writing class that 26-year-old harper mercer was enrolled in when he started shooting. >> i'm very lucky. there's some people that never made it out of it. >> reporter: the shooter had extra armor and ammunition. at the apartment where he lived with his mother, they found seven more guns, all of them purchased legally. >> we may never determine what the motive but we're going to look everywhere. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say the gunman wrote a long hateful document left on scene saying he would be welcome in hell and embraced by the devil. tonight the name the dead were released nine innocent victims, jason johnson was 34. >> i wish that i would have said don't go. if i knew what i know now. snz nine others were seriously hurt, including army veteran, who was shot 7 times trying to shield others,

brandon gunnoe has more on what he told his supporters. >> donald trump is no stranger to the nation's first primary in new hampshire, but tonight made a stop in tyngsborough, massachusetts. >> i love massachusetts. i love everything about it. >> tyngsborough leads much more conservative than the rest of the state. voting for mitt romney in 2012. the donald brought up romney's failed presidential run. >> you are with your wife and you are with your husband, you are really competent. you just say you know, this time, i'm going to do it myself. >> in an interview, tom brady >> he is a friend. that's why. because you know, friends are important in life. i have known him for a very long time. certainly, you know, friendships will endure over the course of long periods of time. he is the one i played a lot of golf with. he is a lot of fun to play golf with. >> tom brady talks about how good a golfer you are. >> he does say that, right? i'm good. when tom says he wants me as a partner, that's pretty good. >> after speaking at the elementary school, to three different crowds, trump finally le

brandon gunnoe has a look at what those workers found. >> deep below the government center "t" stop in boston, workers found these two scary costumes. >> no, they did not. nonsense. nonsense. >> oh, my gosh. talk about historical significance. >> did they really find that? >> reporter: the eerie discovery was made in a small hollow section of concrete poured more than 06 years ago. >> a historically... a perspective of boston. off don't know what you are going to find. >> that is really crazy. >> i love boston. it is so nice and playful. >> i don't know. whether it was intended to be left for someone to find or whether it was just... if it just happened. >> reporter: workers were repairing the blue line platform. they found the garments with the scary mask rolled in a ball. the timing is creepy. >> it fits, you know, right in with halloween. >> reporter: do you feel like government center is haunted? >> it could be. it could be. i never heard stories. who knows what is going on down there? >> christa: prince harry joining with the first lady today. he is in the u.s. to promote an event

now the family is fighting back. 7 brandon gunnoe has more their story. >> originally it was up front side of this right here. >> reporter: when johnny and his husband put this sign up, they knew there could be some resistence. >> i 90 being a gay couple with two kids of color they would wonder. is everyone as welcoming as they seem. >> reporter: but with their children in mind the two dads wanted show their support for the black matters movement. >> we need to change message that black lives matter. >> reporter: an anonymous filed a complaint with the town, and the town said it was in the public right way and needed to be moved. >> if someone is offended by this, i wish they would have come and had a conversation about why we set it up. >> reporter: he understands the town's by law is in place, but he also sees other signs, and real estate signs in the public right of way, for more than 14 days. >> those laws are applied equitably, and not just on signs that people take offense on. >>> just the day after sentencing in a closely watched sexually assault trial in new hampshire, the vic

. >> reporter: brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> jadiann: still ahead, the campaign trail gearing up for a busy week. the latest on the race. one presidential candidate gets ready to face congress. >> christa: one comedian getting praised for his bernie >> christa: we are back on with the latest on the race for the white house. new numbers showing hillary clinton is holding her lead nationally. following the first democratic debate. a new cnn poll has clinton with 45% of the vote. sanders, bernie sanders, in second place with 29%. joe biden in third place with 18%. even though he hasn't announced a bid. sources say the vice president will make an announcement in the next 48 hours. those numbers come as another busy week on the campaign including secretary clinton's capitol hill testimony. today hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi that she says is motivated by politics. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is, after all, the eighth investigation. >> christa: house republicans say the hearing isn't about her last name. >> we will talk to another named clinton

brandon gunnoe has their story. >>> originally up on the front side of this. right here. when johnnie and his husband put this black lives matter up. resistance. >>> i think being a gay couple with two kids of color we sort of have always wondered. but with their children in mind the two dads wanted to show their support for the black lives matter movement. we need to send a message. but an anonymous it was in public right-of-way and needed to with moved. >>> if someone felt offended by this i wish they had come and just had a conversation with me about why we put it up. he understands the town bi-law in place but see other sign such as real estate in the public days. those bi laws are equitable and not just again signs that one or people people take offense at. >>> brannon gunnoe. 7news "today in new england." just a day after sentencing in trial. silence. this case put a controversial tradition under scrutiny in an elite prep school. now the fallout continues. jadiann thompson has more. >> reporter: it's a case that captured the nation's attention. this student accused