. >> investigators tell us, chen drove the wrong way, colliding with a vehicle driven by jose arena. florence, kentucky. arenas was killed instantly. larry davis joins us live where the crash occurred and how the crash is impacting more than just his co-workers. larry? >> investigators say terry chen was driving north on the southbound lane of i-71. the southbound lane. they say both vehicles collided. the impact so great, they actually rotated in the highway. investigators want to know where chen was drinking and they want to know, whether or not she was under the influence of drugs. >>> the crash happened around 3:00 this morning. police say chen was driving this hondacy minivan. there were two child seats in the back. fortunately they were empty. chen was driving the chevy cavalier. it happened so quickly, no one had time to brake. >> if there was braking, it was minimal. two cars travelling and they hit head on on the interstate. it would be a spectacular crash. >> court documents say, chen admitted to police, she had 4-5 would not be driving. >> your alcohol level is.0028. and t

. >> reporter: surveillance video in dyker heights spies mail carrier john chen dropping off a package at a house on 12th avenue but it wasn't supposed to go there. >> >> wrong house by the mistake. >> reporter: you went to get it? the homeowner nicole bomarito is out of view talking through the door. >> she won't give me back. apparent fit of fury, she comes out, she is kicking followed by her 7-year-old english bull done running out and leaping on chen. he doesn't leave. [ inaudible ] >> she kick me. >> reporter: bomarito is back with the box and some mail which she throws at chen. >> i just wanted out there to know beware of this mailman because he walks in your front door! >> reporter: she says chen came into her home uninvited. >> i told him wait i'm going to bring the box out to you. i closed that door to get my dog to go back and then he opened the door and walked to do it himself! into my house! >> reporter: chen said he has been with the post office 26 years and never before has he gone through something like this. did you go inside that house? >> no. i didn't. i didn't. >> re

let's go to 7's nancy chen who is back with us with this one. >> nancy: kind of bizarre. student debt just skyrocketing. there is more than $1.2 trillion of it out there, trillion. those loans can feel like a prison sentence, but for one man in texas, his unpaid debt actually landed him behind bars. like millions of americans, paul acre has debt from college loans. last week u.s. marshals showed >> i went to my garage, opened the garage door and walked out with my hands up. >> nancy: acres claims he was handcuffed and shackled for non-payment of a $1,500 loan from 18987, 29 years ago. >> surreal. i think it's so unrealistic that you can treat a citizen as if he is a drug dealer. >> nancy: court documents show notices were sent to acres starting ten years ago and he acknowledges he does owe the money. he was briefly put in a cell before being brought were -- before a judge $5,700 which includes interest and another $1,300 for u.s. marshal service. the u.s. marshal service says acre refused multiple requests to appear in court dating back to 2012. >> people in debt shouldn'

nancy chen has what's next for each of these candidates. nancy? >> nancy: christa, good morning. expected to win. much? in the end he took the wide margin of his victory as a clear message about the establishment. same old-same old establishment politics and establishment >> i know i have some work to do, particularly with young people, but i will repeat again what i have said this week. even if they are not supporting me now, i support them. >> nancy: the victory for sanders comes after he lost the hillary to the narrowest of margins in iowa last week. his win now solidifying his candidacy against the once-presumptive nominee. hillary clinton acknowledging those young voters who helped lead sanders to his win. from here both hillary clinton and bernie sanders are heading to new york. hillary clinton is going home after bernie sanders is having breakfast with are evidence al sharpton in harlem inch manchester, new hampshire, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. and the south carolina primary. 7's jonathan hall is

let's head out live to portsmouth right now. 7's nancy chen has the latest. nancy, another big day. >> nancy: another big day, another busy day. good morning to you, christa. it's going to be one busy town here today with at least three day. marco rubio first up. he's going to be here behind me at 8:00 a.m. then ted cruz and donald trump will also make stops throughout the town later on today, this as donald trump and ted cruz really start to get a little antagonistic between them, this as trump is accused cruz of playing dirty in the iowa caucuses and stealing his win. trump called for either new voting there or for the results to be nullified. cruz responded by saying trump is throwing a tantrum, our as he put it a "trumper tantrum" that's a new term. there things certainly heating up on the campaign trail. meantime, this field is narrowing. rick santorum and rand paul dropping out yesterday after low numbers in iowa. santorum throwing his support now behind marco rubio. meantime, on the democratic side, i think hillary clinton and bernie sanders, late nigh

. >> reporter: in this surveillance video, john chen is seen working his mail route. after he leaves a house he wrong address. by mistake. >> reporter: so you went to go it. through the door he talks to the resident. >> i want to get it back. she won't give me back. >> reporter: he admits he is persistent and rings the doorbell repeatedly then it happens. you see the door open, you see her leg kicking and then outcomes her 7-year-old english bulldog. the fight is ugl! it's not over. >> she kick me. >> reporter: the woman returns flinging the box and mail at chen. he retreats rattled but not physically injured. chen says he has been with the post office 26 years and never before has he gone through something like this. but his account differs from the one given to us by the woman in the video. >> he was just protecting me and that's what he always does. he protects. >> reporter: bomarito says chen invaded her home, came all the way inside. >> i told him, wait. i'm going to bring the box out to you. i closed that door to get my dog to go back. and then he opened the doo

chen is after her mother's family name. means universe. the girl's english name... maxima, or max for short... was chosen for members of zuckerberg's family. the year of the monkey lasts until january 27, 2017. coming up next on channel 2 news this morning... if you're thinking of eating at chipotle today...you may want to think again...why chipotle is if chipotle is your usual go-to lunch designation... get ready to go somewhere else. chipotle will close every one of its locations for four hours today for their food safety meeting. the move comes after the e-coli outbreak last year. about 5-hundred people got sick... including several basketball players at boston college. at the meeting, employees will go over the updated food safety program implemented by the chain in january. all chipotle restaurants will be closed from afternoon. good news for those of you with banged up i-phones. for the first time - apple is accepting damaged phones as a trade in from people wanting to upgrade. apple used to credit iphone owners only if the device had an intact screen and work

the thing is the companies will teleand chen iere receive these supplies for 20 years to keep prices low. and march this who say prices will go up once we're competing on the global marketplace. a ten-year chart, just in 2014, we weren't exporting anything, prices spiked up to about $6. the last time we saw that over a protracted period of time was roughly 2008, of course you'll have blips for various reasons that will send prices up. it's going to be hard so say exactly what's best hind it. >>> thank you, jackie.

. >> in this video, john chen is seeing walking his mail route. he drops off a package at a home on 12th avenue. after he leaves, he realizes he left it at the wrong address. so the wrong package in their house. >> reporter: you went to get it. through the door he talks to resident nicole bommarito. >> she won't give me back. >> reporter: he is persistent and rang the doorbell repeatedly. open, bommarito's leg kicking and then outcomes her seven- year-old english bulldog. the fight is ugly. and it's not over. >> i still want to get the package back. >> reporter: she returns, flinging the box and mail at chen. he retreats rattled but not injured. he's been with the post office 26 years and never before has he gone through something like this. but his account differs wildly from the one given to us by the woman in the video. >> he was protecting me. that's what he does. he protects. >> bommarito says chen invaded her home, came all the way inside. >> i told him, wait, i'm going to bring the box to you. i closed that door to get my dog to go back. th

live in manchester, new hampshire, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: all right, nancy. 7 ease victoria warren covering the republicans. she's live for us in hudson. vicki? christa. today. with the crowded republican field, all eyes won't just be on the winner, but also on whoever comes in second place. so last night donald trump proved that he can continue to attract very large crowds, 5,000 people packing his event last night. he called his event his final can he turn those crowds into votes? new hampshire's known for voters who often make their decision in the polling booth, so other candidates are counting on that. the latest 7news poll shows jeb bush and john kasich in the mix for second. marco rubio and ted cruz are already looking to south carolina, and chris christie says voters should ignore the polls. so for the most part, polling places in new hampshire will open around 7:00 a.m. and then close around 7:00 p.m. and then at some point this evening we should know where the votes are going to go and whose hard work is going to pay of

in the newsroom, nancy chen, >> christa: all right, nancy. happening now, woburn police are trying the track down a driver wanted in a hit-and-run. it was a crime caught on camera. this man actually on the hood of the car as it suddenly speeds away. let's go out to 7's victoria warren in woburn. vicki, we're also hearing from this victim. he's like 65 years old, is that right? >> victoria: yeah, that's right. and he tells us that he thought he was going to die. woburn police say this all started when the suspect is accused of first stealing from his job, then assaulting a police officer and then running this man over. a car slams into alfred pica, the 65-year-old woburn man thought he was going to do. >> he was going to run me down. he was going to kill me. >> victoria: surveillance cameras captured it. he was crossing the street. the man behind the wheel, 29-year-old tyson delgado was on >> i turned to look at the car came up over the curb and other the sidewalk and pegged me dead center. i landed on the hood of the car. >> victoria: i fough

>> investigators say terry chen was driving north on the southbound lane of i-71.

let's go to 7's nancy chen with more on the meeting. nancy? >> sarah: christa, this meeting was held in east boston high. mayor walsh pledging to protect people who live in that area. >> sarah: i know the last few the neighborhood. >> mayor walsh acknowledging that gang violence is a problem. since september, there have been several murders in east boston, there was also a shooting in broad daylight at the maverick just two weeks ago federal authorities arrested dozens of alleged members of a street gang known as ms13 on charges including murder and drug trafficking. the arrests raised concerns that gang recruitment was going on inside the high school, but boston's police commissioner says he's focused on what's happening outside the school building. >> we have to also get to the playgrounds and the soccer fields, because i'm hearing that's where some of the kids might feel intimidated or the pressure is on them to join gangs. >> nancy: the district attorney believes there are 50 to 100 kids in east boston currently considering whether to join

drove the minivan to i-71, colliding with another vehicle what police say was a spectacular crash. chen was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and vehicular homicide. police say she was under the influence of alcohol and officers suspect she may have been under the influence of drugs. police say she was driving northbound on 71 when she struck ojai arena's car heading south. chen was treated at the scene for minor injuries. police say impairment likely played a role in the interstate going the wrong direction. they are not sure where chen had been or where she had gone to the interstate. they say speed was not necessarily a factor. >> doesn't appear to be any that's preliminarily about the breaking. two cars travelling 55 miles an hour and they hit head-on on the interstate. it's going to be a spectacular crash. >> police say jose arenas just left work when he drove to i-71. he was driving home to florence. a coworker who left 10 minutes after arenas left work drove to the scene and realized it was his coworker who was involved in the crash. in queens gate, larry davis, local 12

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nancy chen in is salem with what we'll be watching out for today. it's the last full day of campaigning. there are about 30 scheduled events throughout the granite state today, including one behind me here in salem. that will be donald trump at 10:00 a.m. so a very busy day ahead. and here's what the watch out for as we go into tuesday. the question: how close hillary clinton will come in after bernie sanders. polls show she's still far behind, but can she make it close and claim momentum heading into south carolina and nevada from here? also, who will take second place on the republican side. it looks like donald trump is far ahead of everyone else, but ted cruz, marco rubio, jeb bush and john kasich all have second place well within their reach at this point. and how will undecided voters make their final decisions. there are still plenty of them, even less than 24 hours from voting, and convincing them will be key today, especially for republicans. and though this is the focus right now is obviously new hampshire, hillary clinton making a stop in

. >> sarah: 7's nancy chen is live at the airport in manchester. good morning, nancy. >> nancy: good morning to you, sarah. this is the place to be. all the top candidates making their way here the manchester from iowa, hoping to capitalize on their momentum. now, take a look behind me here. there has been so much activity, especially from 5:00 a.m. here in manchester as the candidates, their press, their staff, they all are coming in. i saw just moments ago ted cruz, senator ted cruz arriving with his daughter. so everyone getting ready for another big day out here. the candidates wasting no time leaving iowa and arriving. marco rubio was the first to touch down overnight in he arrived around 2:00 this morning. just been a flurry of activity since then. the florida senator looking the make a move from the pack bunched up behind donald trump in new hampshire. he will be in exeter at a israeli tonight. and ted cruz, the winner in iowa, hoping for a repeat in new hampshire. resources in iowa. today he will be at an event in wyndham. donald trump, who

nancy chen is live in manchester. nancy there ises a an endorsement from the bay state for one governor candidate. >> nancy: absolutely. big names on the campaign trail as the attacks are getting more aggressive and this race continues to tighten. as you mentioned, governor charlie baker is going to be expected to endorse new jersey governor chris christie's bid nomination. today christie stumped for baker during his run for governor back in 2014, and now baker will join christie at a rally in new hampshire tomorrow. he will also appear in television ads for him. and democratic presidential candidates bernie sanders will reportedly pick up a big endorsement today. according to cnn, ben jealous, the former head of the naacp, will endorse the vermont senator at an event in new hampshire. that endorsement, by the way, is a potential boost to sanders, who has struggled to connect with african american voters in the race against. meantime, sanders went head to head with clinton yesterday. for the first time just the two of

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live in manchester, new hampshire, nancy chen, 7news >> sarah: thanks, nancy. coming up on just one station, we'll have our blue, exclusive tracking polls out of new hampshire. so this morning after the iowa caucuses, we're beginning to see some movement in those numbers. political editor andy hiller will break them down in a live report coming up at 6:45. if you have questions for andy hiller or our pollster, tweet us or you can e-mail us at senditto7@whdh.com or go to whdh.com. we'll have answers to some of your questions. >> christa: new details in the death of a toddler from roxbury. we're learning the department of children and families was at the home of a three-year-old boy days before he was rushed to the hospital in respiratory distress. let's head out the roxbury for the latest on this. here's 7's victoria warren. vicki? >>. >> victoria: we now know it was a three-year-old boy rushed from this home in roxbury to the hospital. we've spoken with some neighbors. they remember seeing the child, seeing him healthy, smiling, playing, and they say that they

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. >> anchor: i'm nancy chen. we're tracking, can you believe it, more winter weather. >> i can believe it. >> a winter storm watch has tuesday, for more let's head over to rob for the latest. >> reporter: the national weather service only issues a winter storm watch if they think 6 inches of snow is a possibly. that watch was expanded during the overnight. yesterday evening it was the only plymouth county coastline and under the watch and they expanded that watch to include all the of eastern mass then southern worcester county. that begins at 7:00 and going until 7:00 tuesday. you also have the threat of coastal flooding tor plymouth county coastline and also the cape and nantucket. strong northeasterly winds could lead to coastal flooding around the teem of tide last tomorrow most. most of the area at or belowed freezing mark. do look out for an icy spot. a little warmer than it was yesterday morning and afternoon temperatures will be warmer than they were yesterday afternoon. satellite and radar kauai highs in

i'm nancy chen. those stories but still quite icy out there right now. >>> a clean up, and allen with a check on the weekend forecast. >>> yes, that is the issue. in case you missed, we got 8 love snow, worcester is the winner, over a foot there, and quincy over eight inches of snow, officially boston under 7 inches and that was a heavy, wet snow and that little bit of slush that will remain on the roads yesterday evening is now a solid block of ice. look at the temperatures 25 in boston, 13 in norwood, 7 in nashua, so inc. isle digits out there -- so single since, digitses and the roads were more treacherous than they were at the height of the stormiest. look out for black ice this morning. satellite and radar all clear, when the sun comes up in 15 minutes it should be a good bit of it. and cold ground is notoriously hard to warm up. we will get into the upper 30s we will get a little bit of melting and it will start to refreeze, and the rest of the weekend looks quiet. we are tracking the next stor

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nancy chen joins us now from new hampshire with the very latest. good morning, nancy. >> nancy: good afternoon, sarah. a busy morning so far. 500,000 people are expected to vote throughout the day here in the granite state. you imagine these candidates have been busy. they have been... the voters have been visiting town halls, rallies. visiting these candidates, getting to know them. now the candidates are getting to know these voters. going to these polling place, saying thank you, hillary clinton. hillary clinton thanked her supporters in new hampshire. she will be traveling to the southern part of new hampshire today saying thank you to all those supporters. meantime, bernie sanders, we have yet to see him officially publicly on the trail today. he is among the democrats, between the two of them, the front-runner. above hillary clinton. hillary clinton has been trying to win over that margin a little bit. meantime, donald trump, i saw him earlier today. he has also had a very busy, busy morning. these candidates all have been pounding the paveme

they arrested 21-year-old daniel jang chen. he has been charged are rape, false imprisonment and battery. investigators only linked chen to the crime after they took a dna sample from him after a drug arrest last month. chen was a student at usb from 2012 two 2013. no other arrests have been made in the case. >>> investigators or working to find out what caused a fire that damaged two homes over the weekend. it happened saturday night on fulton street near the university of san francisco. an 11-year-old boy was hurt while trying to escape. more than a dozen people were forced to leave. at one point firefighters say 50 people were forced out of their homes, and these are pictures of the fire and the smoke as it lit up the night sky. the redwood red cross stepped in to help. >>> big changes are coming to san francisco's mission street. transit officials are transforming a two and a half mile stretch of the street from 11th street to randall street. they are trying to improve traffic flow and increase pedestrian safety. the most n

in the control room, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> nancy:>> christa: 5:11. we have much more ahead on this friday, including dramatic video that surfaced showing the moment a helicopter crashes into the water in hawaii. what witnesses report seeing moments before impact. >> sarah: and we'll introduce you to this week's class act. friendship, inclusion and bridging gap, how students are making sure everyone feels welcome. morning. 21 in boston. teens in the suburbs. this is the coldest we'll see in the next two days. as we go into the weekend, close to 50 degrees. not quite there yet this afternoon, but we'll see upper 30s. increasing clouds late this afternoon. maybe a couple scaferred snow showers tonight. more on that coming up. >> danielle: good morning, everyone. remember, if you take the commuter rail into south station, still dealing with delays in and out of south station. check your train ahead of time, and we already do have some delays. the roads looking good, though. we're living in a very competitive global economy, and if we are going to succeed

. >> anchor: nancy chen has more on what students are saying about that ordeal. terrifying moments for students at a high school in houston, texas. this is cell phone video taken after an oncoming train nearly slammed into the back of their school bus. >>> that's pretty khazei . >> anchor: it happened last week. state of the union were on their way home when they witnessed the close call >>> that was close as like at least like a couple of feet away so just coming that close would be like life changing for me just to have that experience . >> reporter: after the incident, the driver brought the bus back to school saying the students were so loud, the bus couldn't be driven safely. but the distribute said she didn't follow probable come. drivers have to stop at least 15 feet from the track, even the door and look and listen. the district said the driver didn't look around enough . >>> we were all screaming and telling her to move forward and everyone was just freaking out and really terrified at the moment. >> reporter: the school district said the bus driver was

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. >> nancy: and i'm nancy chen in for christa. yesterday turned out to be not such a bad day after all. italiana. >> sarah: it was nice. the sun was out. not fort myers' weather, but we'll take it. >> chris: mid-40s, a . of sunshine in mid-february. we couldn't buy a day like that last year. so any time we enjoy sunshine and mid-40s in the winter, we'll call it a nice winter's day. 12 degrees in buffalo new york. 42 in boston. some cold air across the northeast section of the country. overall a cool start. breezy side throughout the day. expecting high temperatures generally to run in the lower to middle 30s this afternoon. you factor in that breeze and it outside. overall a quiet stretch of weather over next several days. there may be a few snow showers and some sprinkles working in late friday night into early saturday. but the weekend looks mainly dry and temperatures over the weekend in the 40s to near 50 degrees. we track a mid-week storm in here next week. more on that seven-day forecast coming up. >> sarah: time now for fas

. >> anchor: i'm nancy chen. the "today" show is next. see you back here again at >>> good morning. trump and clinton on top. the billionaire republican riding high this morning after a big win in south carolina. >> let's put this thing away and let's make america great again. thank you very much. >> marco rubio edging out ted cruz for second. >> well, now the children of the reagan revolution are ready to assume the mantle of leadership. >> and an emotional jeb bush calls it quits. >> so tonight i am suspending my campaign. yeah, yeah. >> while on the democratic side, hillary clinton clinches a much needed win in nevada. >> some may have doubted us, but

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