where's chen? you should leave. well, that's not gonna happen. i'm not going anywhere and neither are you. so, chen will release the virus here, so what's it gonna be? ? ? there it is-- the truck nikki said chen was driving! yeah, i got him. ? ? ? some folks are born made to wave the flag ? ? ooh, they're red, white and blue ? ? ooh, they point the canon at you, lord ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no senator's son, son ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no fortunate one, no ? ? some folks are born silver spoon in hand ? (grunts) (speaks mandarin) ? lord, don't they help themselves, oh ? ? to the door ? ? lord, the house looks like a rummage sale, yeah ? macgyver: uh, jack, we got a problem. what kind of problem? the kind you don't want to be anywhere near. chen's using an i.e.d. to send the virus airborne. it'll kill millions. well, can you stop it? i don't know. you should probably get out of here, though. jack: ah, you know i'm not gonna do that. if you go kaboom, i go kaboom. this is what the army trained you for. you can do th

where's chen? you should leave. well, that's not gonna happen. i'm not going anywhere and neither are you. so, chen will release the virus here, so what's it gonna be? ? ? there it is-- the truck nikki said chen was driving! yeah, i got him. ? ? ? some folks are born made to wave the flag ? ? ooh, they're red, white and blue ? ?hail to the chief? ? ? ooh, they point the canon at you, lord ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no senator's son, son ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no fortunate one, no ? ? some folks are born silver spoon in hand ? (grunts) (speaks mandarin) ? lord, don't they help themselves, oh ? ? to the door ? ? lord, the house looks like a rummage sale, yeah ? macgyver: uh, jack, we got a problem. what kind of problem? the kind you don't want to be anywhere near. chen's using an i.e.d. to send the virus airborne. it'll kill millions. well, can you stop it? i don't know. you should probably get out of here, though. jack: ah, you know i'm not gonna do that. if you go kaboom, i go kaboom. this is what the army trained

where's chen? you should leave. well, that's not gonna happen. i'm not going anywhere and neither are you. so, chen will release the virus here, so what's it gonna be? ? ? there it is-- the truck nikki said chen was driving! yeah, i got him. ? ? ? some folks are born made to wave the flag ? ? ooh, they're red, white and blue ? ?hail to the chief? ? ? ooh, they point the canon at you, lord ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no senator's son, son ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no fortunate one, no ? ? some folks are born silver spoon in hand ? (grunts) (speaks mandarin) ? lord, don't they help themselves, oh ? ? to the door ? ? lord, the house looks like a rummage sale, yeah ? macgyver: uh, jack, we got a problem. what kind of problem? the kind you don't want to be anywhere near. chen's using an i.e.d. to send the virus airborne. it'll kill millions. well, can you stop it? i don't know. you should probably get out of here, though. jack: ah, you know i'm not gonna do that. if you go kaboom, i go kaboom. this is what the army trained

♪ there it is-- the truck nikki said chen was driving!. ♪ ♪ some folks are born made to wave the flag ♪ ♪ ooh, they're red, white and blue ♪ ♪ and when the band plays "hail to the chief" ♪ ♪ ooh, they point the canon at you, lord ♪ ♪ it ain't me, it ain't me ♪ ♪ i ain't no senator's son, son ♪ ♪ it ain't me, it ain't me ♪ ♪ i ain't no fortunate one, no ♪ some folks are born silver spoon in hand ♪ (grunts) (speaks mandarin) ♪ lord, don't they help themselves, oh ♪ ♪ but when the tax man comes ♪ ♪ to the door ♪ lord, the house looks like a rummage sale, yeah ♪ macgyver: uh, jack, we got a problem. what kind of problem? the kind you don't want to be anywhere near. chen's using an i.e.d. to send the virus airborne. it'll kill millions. well, can you stop it? i don't know. you should probably get out of here, though. jack: ah, you know i'm not gonna do that. if you go kaboom, i go kaboom. this is what the army trained you for. you can do this in your sleep. yeah, okay, i can do without the pep talk right now. okay, that's cool. just trying to

nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: new details now. cadillac frank salemme has plead not guilty to killing a man in 1993. salemme appeared in court thursday. the 83-year-old former new england mob boss and an associate were indicted in june on the murder of south boston nightclub owner stevendy safe row. -- steven disarro. denies the charges. police in merrimack, massachusetts, say a group of people were traveling in a van down i-495 thursday morning when it flipped and rolled over several times. two people were killed and four people were seriously injured. only one person inside the van was wearing a seat belt at the time. >> christa: a new hampshire man is now facing several charges for allegedly robbing a convenience store and attacking the 81-year-old store owner. officers say that thomas ford, jr., attacked the man wednesday injuries from that. despite being hurt and disoriented he did give a description of the suspect to police. police arrested ford thursday and were told he had other active warrants. >>> right now the f.b.i. is

let's go to 7's nancy chen in the newsroom. nancy? >> chris: christa, both presidential candidates did take the same stage last night but never at the same time. they both answered the audience of military personnel on matters that mean the most to them. >> how are you? good to see you? >> nancy: hillary clinton rallies in charlotte today after answering tough questions for a military audience about e-mailing classified information. >> i communicated about classified material on a wholly separate system. i took it very seriously. >> nancy: she drew the line on ground troops to fight isis. >> we are not putting ground >> nancy: and she insisted that donald trump also supported the iraq war. >> i have taken responsibility for my decision. >> let me go to -- >> he refuses to take responsibility for his support. >> i was totally against the war in iraq. >> nancy: trump heads to north carolina today after being challenged repeatedly by the audience to explain his policies. he said immigrants who are not citizens should be allowed to serve

where's chen? you should leave. well, that's not gonna happen. i'm not going anywhere and neither are you. so, chen will release the virus here, so what's it gonna be? ? ? there it is-- the truck nikki said chen was driving! yeah, i got him. ? ? ? some folks are born made to wave the flag ? ? ooh, they're red, white and blue ? ? and when the band plays ?hail to the chief? ? ? ooh, they point the canon at you, lord ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no senator's son, son ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no fortunate one, no ? ? some folks are born silver spoon in hand ? (grunts) (speaks mandarin) ? lord, don't they help themselves, oh ? ? to the door ? ? lord, the house looks like a rummage sale, yeah ? macgyver: uh, jack, we got a problem. what kind of problem? the kind you don't want to be anywhere near. chen's using an i.e.d. to send the virus airborne. it'll kill millions. well, can you stop it? i don't know. you should probably get out of here, though. jack: ah, you know i'm not gonna do that. if you go kaboom, i go kaboom. this

where's chen? you should leave. well, that's not gonna happen. i'm not going anywhere and neither are you. so, chen will release the virus here, so what's it gonna be? ? ? there it is-- the truck nikki said chen was driving! yeah, i got him. ? ? ? some folks are born made to wave the flag ? ? ooh, they're red, white and blue ? ? ooh, they point the canon at you, lord ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no senator's son, son ? ? it ain't me, it ain't me ? ? i ain't no fortunate one, no ? ? some folks are born silver spoon in hand ? (grunts) (speaks mandarin) ? lord, don't they help themselves, oh ? ? to the door ? ? lord, the house looks like a rummage sale, yeah ? macgyver: uh, jack, we got a problem. what kind of problem? the kind you don't want to be anywhere near. chen's using an i.e.d. to send the virus airborne. it'll kill millions. well, can you stop it? i don't know. you should probably get out of here, though. jack: ah, you know i'm not gonna do that. if you go kaboom, i go kaboom. this is what the army trained you for. you can do th

in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7 news. >> anchor: north korea testing limits after conducting a higher level nuclear explosion. now secretary of state john kerry says he is dopely concerned after the country and south korea's foreign minister saying everyone there shares concerns about the situation on the korean peninsula right now. >>> obviously japan and south korea particularly are deeply concerned because of the neighborhood but think it's fair to say china and russia and the united states, everybody shares concerns but we're trying still to monitor, to find out precisely what took pl scheduled an emergency meeting about that issue. >> anchor: turning now to the race for the white house and the continued threat from north korea will be something the next president will have to deal with. today hilary clinton spoke with foreign policy advisors while donald trump campaigned in with a wash. brian mooar has more for us on the campaign trail. >>> north korea is bragging to the world about its most powerful nuclear detonation to today. a blast with shock waves rippling all the way to th

nancy chen is in the control nancy? >> nancy: this is just the beginning and expect even more high-profile departures in the next few months as fox news tries to rebuild. a major sem for gretchen carlson. the former fox news anchor sued former c.e.o. roger ailes walks away with $20 million and an apology. 21st century fox releasing a statement saying, "we sincerely regret and apologize for the fact that gretchen was not treated with the respect and dignity that she and all " carlson released her own statement saying she is "ready to move on to the next chapter." >> they're going to pay her $20 million and they forced out the long-time head of fox news roger ailes, for her this is a win-win. she got her money. she got the apology, and a man who allegedly harassed her is out. >> nancy: all of this is a stunning about-face for the company that at first backed ailes but then backtracked after they found other women who said they too were harassed. so there was some inappropriate conversations. >> nancy: the $20 million sett

>>> happy. >> reporter: this was a sergeant chen's second deployment but the first one since caden and husband sister were born. he is in the sure how long he is going to be home, but he says he plans to enjoy every minute of it. in north andover, victoria warren, 7 news. >> anchor: delightful early fall weather out there right going to make a come back. we'll let you know when. >> anchor: packing a purpose of a football player now facing charges after he is caught purposing a referee. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news at 5:00, cashing in. the winner of a massive powerball jon in new hampshire finally claims the prize. we'll be right back. >>> as you start planning back to school dinners there are some habits that a play a big part. >>> eating dinner is a benefit but also for your waistline as today in new england at 5:00 a.m. see you then. v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. v.o.: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that, defund planned parenthood. safe and legal aborti

here's 7 unanimous chen. she won't say pledge allegiance or any other flag. >> because of the history that happened here on my land, my people's land, and, i go by that i don't agree with it. so i'm not going to stand for people who did this to my people. >> since the first day of school thomas and her friend chose to exercise their rights as americans. class their teacher took xems exception to when girls got their grades on friday their participation scores were docked from 5 to a 3. because they were refused to stand they say. thomas reported her teach explanation in class. >> if you want, if you really, really really, really have an argument and feel so funny about that i need to see like your argument in an essay form like ey thomas and her father tooks that recording to the administrators, the girls have since been moved to another teacher in meantime thomas and her friend hope their stance service as real life lesson on free speech. he says that it represents the military and that they risked their liv

chen have met a few times since that fateful day. and the video has given dr.of solace. >> to see how it happened and how he was rescued and to read people's comments about it. you know, as far as i'm concerned, rory's a hero. >> i feel lucky that i was there at that time to be able to at least get their dog back to them. that's the time you need your family pet the most. >>> coming up -- a bucket list adventure takes a terrifying turn as an 80-year-old woman clings to life at 11,000 feet. when "caught on camera: odd and outrageous" continues. as much as you want... ...of whatever flavors are calling your name. seriously. like new garlic sriracha-grilled shrimp. it's a little spice... ...a little sizzle... ...and a lot just right. and try new parmesan peppercorn shrimp. helloooo crispy goodness. and the classic... ...handcrafted shrimp scampi... ...you can't get enough of? still gonna floor you. it may be called endless... ...but that doesn't mean it'll last. [ crowd noisewhoa. [ gears stopping ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. try

john chen gave us a few hints there and told us to do the math. : john chen gave us a few his there and told us to do the math. mark: they only have one partner lockdown -- indonesia. indonesia has a big opportunity in the year to come but how big the market is now, is not substantial enough to bring blackberry into the green where it was five years ago. in terms of software and services, this allows them to put all of their eggs in that basket and grow that business. emily: how optimistic are you about blackberry's software business? cory: i'm generally optimistic anyway, but here's this story -- there was a time not too long ago when blackberry and nokia were dominant companies in mobile phones. quickly, technology changes and that goes away. .he same is true in software the stickiness of software is not to be taken lightly. they stay with the oracle database for decades, but the same is true with security and e-mail and that is blackberry's strength. there is still blackberry enterprise even if you're not carrying around a blackberry as an enterprise. emily: could this turnaround roc

in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: breaking overseas, a u.s. fighter jet has crashed at the coast of okinawa, japan. a japanese coast guard official says the aircraft went down thursday morning. a man was shot on cedar street in mattapan late last night. the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. so far no arrests have been made. >> christa: also this morning, a heart-wrenching scene at a store in lawrence. a mother unconscious on the floor, and there at her side, a toddler crying, trying to wake her up. it's chilling video. and it really does demonstrate the depths of the opioid crisis. let's go to 7's victoria warren in lawrence with more for us this morning. >> victoria: good morning. this video was posted online. it was taken inside this family dollar store here in lawrence, and it shows a mother having an overdose. her child was there with her helpless at her side. i want to warn you, because some people might find this video very difficult to watch. a woman passed out on the floor, it's a heartbreaking video posted online. the poster

nancy chen joins us wit nancy. >> nancy: sarah, good morning to you. police in middletown, connecticut, executing a search warrant at the home of nathan carman's mother. linda carman is presumed dead after being lost at sea for with weeks now. last night detectives were inside her home for an hour. we're told they took several items from the home in brown paper bags. what exactly was taken is still unknown. right now law enforcement agencies in four states are trying to figure out what nathan carman was found in a life raft sunday night, reunited with his father and tuesday. but the discovery has also reopened questions about the death of carman's grandfather, who was murdered back in 2013. this morning the "herald" reporting that nathan carman was also a person of interest in her father's death. that's according to carman's former attorney. nathan was also considered a person of interest in that case, but he's never been charged with a crime. he denies any involvement. 7news "today in new england." ism right now police are investigating a violent atta

let's go to 7's nancy chen. nancy, we want to know, how did this little girl get behind the >> nancy: that's why this mother is under investigation. she let her seven-year-old daughter get we hide the wheel, and what happened next is terrifying. >> just crazy. >> nancy: salem, new hampshire, police, say this was a first for them following a frantic call for help. >> 911. [inaudible] i can't hear her. ma'am, ma'am, we can't understand you. i need you to take a breath. >> we received a call from her mother stating that her daughter. >> nancy: it happened early monday night outside this apartment building on south policy street. >> i hope the kid is okay. you know. that's my main concern. >> nancy: investigators say a woman let her seven-year-old daughter take the keys to her car and start it and somehow the vehicle ended up in reverse, backing over the girl's two-year-old sister. emergency responders traveled to the scene before a toddler was airlifted to a boston hospital with serious leg injuries. really tough t

in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. an south end going up in flames. this morning because of this several families are waking up out of their homes. the flames shooting from the roof of this building on robins street last night. investigators are looking into propane tanks and a grill found on the roof. the fire chief says an earlier report claims there may have been an initial explosion on the roof. two people in custody this morning after two police officers were hurt in a crash in roxbury. this happened near the corner of harold and walnut streets last told are not life-threatening and no word yet on the cause of the crash. >> kris: the edgartown fire department honoring a hero. world war ii veteran ted morgan was celebrating his 95th birthday on monday. so the fire department wanted to do something special for him. so a couple dozen firefighters put together a flashing light salute to morgan. >> he was just saying thank you. and, thanks for the birthday wishes and then thank you for, you know, your work in the commu

nancy chen, 7 news today in new england. you. meantime, an embarrassing moment for a third-party candidate running for president. libertarian candidate gary johnson apparently not familiar with a key city in syria that's been in the news. take a look at what happened this morning on morning joe. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> and what is aleppo? >> you are kidding. >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it refugee crisis. >> okay. got it. got it. >> christa: johnson's running mate is bill weld, the former governor of massachusetts who is in boston today speaking to students at emerson college. >> sarah: people in massachusetts will be hitting the polls to vote in state primaries today. a number of positions in the state legislature are up for election. there doesn't seem to be much competition. 126 people running are running >> christa: coming up, a murder suspect with a trick up his sleeve. how he manages to escape from police custody. >> sarah: then crying foul: the problem in one massachusetts town. >> daniel

. >> chen has drawn on all his talents to emulate the ain't shept methods. he lays four types of clay on to the walls. but he says his still mystified by many things about the originals. for instance, producing suggest shades of color has been a challenge. matching the pigment hasn't work. he found a mineral that he believes is more of the same than we have a while ago. on the right is a pigment commercially produced today. on the h. >> he learning techniques used by people in olden times is priceless. not all of the new works feature the same. artists from hungary decorated this cave. and this mural is by an australian painter. >> translator: culture is the lubricant -- understanding other co culture is the key to bidding trust and cooperation. >> chen and his co-workers are keeping one part of the silk road alive and creating a mod mpb day crossroads for cultural and artistic exchange. >> a group of japanese archit t architects has lunched an ambitious campaign. the plan to build the gymnasiums on saturday. both feature a suspended roof which was rare at t

we have team coverage starting with nancy chen, live in our newsroom with more. nancy? >> nancy: nbc is reporting that the woman who died was on the platform and not inside the train itself. meantime, up to a hundred people are injured with many of those critical. a look at the aftermath as a commuter train slammed into a new jersey terminal at the height of morning rush hour. people running for their lives in the midst of a collapsed canopy and twisted metal. passengers reported the crowded train barreled into the hoboken train station at full speed. >> the train felt like it would never stop. it didn't slow down. it didn't brake. >> reporter: hoboken was the scheduled to arrive just after 8:30. >> there were approximately 250 people on the train this time of day. it was the 8:38 into hoboken. we are still determining the cause of the accident. i'm not going to stand here and guess. >> nancy: people both on the train and on the platform scrambled to get to safety. >> the people in front of me were badly injured. we just heard people screaming in the first car. they wer

as we check in with nancy chen. nancy, you spoke a short... he spoke a short time ago. he seems pretty focused. >> yeah, he does. against arizona cardinals four days from now. garoppolo joined the pats in 2014. he has never started in a situation like, this obviously. he has seen playing time before. he spoke to reporters moments ago. he said he is ready. >> i think the biggest part of that is the mental part. once you know the offense, you know what you are looking for on defense and everything like. that you can mentally break it down to where you almost know where you are going with the ball. and so it's a comforting motion. it is moving a lot slower than what it was. i mean, it is different without tom. no question about it. it is what it is at this point. >> reporter: garoppolo has been busy foe kuing on the game itself rather than the shoes he would be filling. he did add that tom brady wished him good-bye and good luck before his suspension started. nancy chen, 7 news. >> sarah: the patriots and cardinals kick it off sunday night right here on 7-nbc. we will get

let's go to nancy chen in the control room with details. nancy? >> reporter: hillary clinton says she will be back on the trail tomorrow. this, as donald trump is set to visit flint, michigan later on today. and also opens up about his plan for affordable child previous reports after saying tailed he will not be releasing the results of his latest physical on the dr. oz show. instead, the campaign says it will likely release the information later this week and speak only with the tv doctor on broader issues. this, as trump unveils his plan for affordable health care. >> we can provide six weeks of paid maternity leave to any mother with a newborn child whose employer does not provide the benefit. >> nancy: meantime, hillary clinton is at home recovering, losing critical campaign time. she says she will be back on the trail on thursday. yesterday, the campaign brought out the big guns to get the base excited. >> i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> nancy: the president tried to rev up key parts of his coalition. many still not

as a teenager, filmmaker chen kaige was pressured to denounce his own father, also a director, as an enemy of the state. >> chen kaige: i felt very, very guilty. >> williams: but you were forced situation in china. you were only 14 years old. >> kaige: no, i still feel guilty. because i had a choice. i had a choice. >> williams: in the '90s, after things had loosened up, chen chose to make films that were critical of the regime, like "farewell my concubine," which earned two oscar nominations and tells the story of opera singers that movie helped put chinese film on the map. but today, chen, one of china's most venerated filmmakers, finds it hard to keep up. >> williams: it's become big business? >> kaige: exactly. >> williams: chinese people want... >> kaige: chinese people... >> williams: ...to see popcorn movies? want to see blockbusters... >> kaige: that's totally understandable. you know, they don't give a ( bleep ). they just say, "hey, we're here to watch a movie." >> williams: they're a generation that's grown up on china's booming consumer culture, and on thac their lifestyl

nancy chen is following the story. >> nancy: sarah, good morning to you. two officers are off the job on tuesday. police say the suspect was not armed but was holding an object in what they call a shooting stance toward officers. the shooting leading to protests outside the police station and also at the scene of the incident. dozens of protesters demonstrating throughout the day on tuesday, alleging that racism caused this man to be killed by police. police releasing this picture. it was taken from cell phone video of the incident. they say it shows a man who was african american pointing an object at officers. one officer then used his stun opened fire and killed the man. police responded to the scene after the man's sister called saying he had been acting strangely and was walking in and out of traffic. and police say they will not be releasing the cell phone video as it is -- as they continue to investigate what happened. nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: the presidential election 41 days away. the candidates are back on the campaig

nancy chen reports. >> le lanny thomas won't say pledge of allegiance to this american flag in her high school or any other american flag. she's native american argues stars and stripes are hers. >> because of the his tree that happened here and, i go by that i don't agree with i'm not going since first day of school thomas and her friend chose to exercise their rights as americans. not to recite pledge of lee jens in their first period class. their teacher took exception to it. but when girls got their grades on friday, their participation scores were docked from 5 to a 3 because they were refused to stand they say. thomas reported her teachers explanation in class. >> if you want to, if you really, really really want have an argument and feel so funny about i argument is in essay form. thomas and her father took that recording to the administrators. the girl haves since been moved to another teacher. and in meantime thomas and her friend hope their stance serve as real life lesson on free speech. >> he says that it represents the military in that they risk their lives for us. but then

the 16 -year-old is now facing charges and it all started because he was late for class. 7's nancy chen has more. >> reporter: police say the fight between a high school student and a teacher stem from an argument in the classroom. when first period ended, witnesses say fists were raised. the unidentified 16-year-old reportedly threw the first punch. the video appears to show both then participating in the fight. austin augustine, a senior says he was there. punches. >> reporter: a crowd of about two dozen people seems to have watched. the video was posted to social media late monday afternoon. >> you have a quick minute to look at it? no. >> reporter: the superintendent of 5 phil schools said before he commented he wanted to watch the video on his terms. the student was charged with aggravated assault. the teacher was not charged. outside the high school sharp opinions of what's seen on that video. >> you don't fight your teacher. i came from old school. we did not fight our teacher. we listened to the teacher and did what we had to do, we did what we was told to do. >> these cowardly

in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news. >>> caught on camera, an explosive situation at a new jersey mall when a purse burst into flames. surveillance video capture it is all happening as a woman is battery that's to blame. >> reporter: it was a typical sunday shopping day at the mall for mara until this happened. from surveillance video inside the store her purse seems to explode just as she's paying. turns out it was a battery for her vaporizer that exploded. >> i had the battery in this pocket, and it was by itself. and what it did was, it through the pocket, charred every singlele thing, melted every single thing that i had in the bag. >> reporter: the single mom says her first thought was some kind of attack or shooting. >> what i heard first was a bang. and with the with it being 9/11, i thought maybe like -- it kind of sounded like a gunshot. >> the whole bag was engulfed in flames. >> reporter: she would like to be reimbursed for the purse, its content. but more than payback, she's hoping her story serves as a warning. >> just knowing i had my child in the car, it's scary and coul

. >> nancy: thank you for joining us this morning, i'm nancy chen. >> a gorgeous start to this sunday. tracking hermine and we could feel some of the effects today? >> a little breeze in the afternoon hours, about 300 miles off the coast of maryland, so far offshore not seeing any effects or any clouds out there. the official forecast calls for it to meander in this general direction and hang out before zipping out to sea as we head to thursday and friday. clouds will start to come back in the picture along with some breeze in the afternoon h cape and islands and warning offshore, that mean wes will get tropical storm force winds in the ocean, but a watch means it is possible we could see some of the winds on land. increase clouds becoming breezy this afternoon. might see a drop or two after dinner for the south coast and islands. most of the rest of us will wait until overnight hours, like pret dawn hours, late tonight. breezy tonight and if not downright windy tomorrow with spotty on and off showers and gets out of here coming up. >> nancy: breaking overnight, a woman hit on morton

nancy chen, 7 news. >> ryan: so excited. congratulations to him. another 30 minutes of 7 news ahead. >> jadiann: i'm jadiann thompson, 7 news at 6:00 start right now. >> announcer: breaking news. police in arlington arrest a baby sitter. after they say they found her drunk and high on drugs. >> reporter: hurricane hermine makes land fall in florida. we'll have the latest >> announcer: interview you will see on just one station. >> he showed that it was amateur hour. >> reporter: vice presidential candidate tim kaine goes one on one with 7 news. destination, unknown. jet blue explains why a child bound for new york ended up in boston. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> kim: southeastern states bracing for impact. winds are already whipping in florida with minor hurricane hermine swirling in the gulf of mexico. it's gaining steam as it prepares to make land fall tonight. the latest projections show some of us in new england will have to deal with it for the holiday weekend. >> ryan: let's get over to chief meteorologist jeremy reiner, what is the latest?

she says he held her against her will inside an abandoned home. 17 nanny chen has dramatic details. >> chilling insights as police release 91 calls of a woman's rescue from abandoned home where two bodies were later found. >> >> john green >> john green? >> sean. where is he at now? >> asleep. >> the woman told. and for a months and a half. on tuesday, she dialed 911 with his phone, as man she's accusing kidnapping her sleeps next to tell you he had go to bathroom he would do something to you? >> yeah. yeah. >> are you tied up now? >> i freed my say vant house owned by local church. program director said know how green got in high pressure police shortly arrived after her call. come out hurry, hurry up. hurry up. where is he? ups inside officers found a woman arrived along with great and bodies two other women. one women found dead had been and green is charge with kidnapping and two counts of murder. in newsroom nancy chen, seven news. >>> coming up next on seven, phoning a friend local woman in need of a new phone is hung up. so she called solve it 7. we are tracking some showers an

i'm nancy chen, the "today" show is up next. we will is more on the deadly mall shooting in washington state. we will have more with local >>> good morning. breaking overnight. mall shooter on the loose. an all-out manhunt for a gunman who walked into a macy's in washington state and started firing. >> i have two victims down bleeding in the makeup i have one rifle left in the area. >> five people killed. and this morning, a community on edge as the warning to stay indoors. we are on the scene. >>> video controversy. protesters take to the streets of charlotte for a fourth night. hours after the family of keith scott releases the video showing the moments before and after the shooting. >> he has no weapon. don't shoot him.

nancy chen has the story.. a course of loud boos inside a kaepernick as the national anthem began. kaepernick continuing his protest against racial injustice and police brutality by once again not standing during the national an them. this time joined by teammate eric reid. >>> we have a last people that or pressed. we have a lot of people that aren't treated equally, aren't given equal opportunities. police brutality is a huge thinh >> anchor: his statement in a military veteran filled with mill rather veterans and families. >>> for the troops that are serving as well as those that are have died for to protect this nation i think it's disrespectful. i really do. >> anchor: kaepernick said critics don't understand the message. >>> i realize men and women of theirselves in harm's way for my freedom of speech and my freedoms in this country. >> anchor: but kaepernick said he is protesting in start hopes of starting a national do i log and plans to follow it up with action. >>> i am currently working with organizations to be involved and making sure that i am actively in these communi

nancy chen has the story. >> reporter: jordan huffman is already a big man on campus. >> i think i love it. >> reporter: in his four years in local he made quite the impression. >> as he walks down the hall everybody high 5s him. >> reporter: jordan has been focused on getting into [laughter] >> will you not just any college would do. >> so excited and i'm ready to be a bull dog. >> reporter: his mom says it was always the university of georgia. >> his heart and desire was at u.g.a. he was dead set on i want to go to georgia. >> reporter: their program for people with intellectual disabilities just started this year. possible and i would like to see the awareness come about for other students like jordan. >> reporter: the feedback has been universally positive. even thousand though thousands of people have willinged him he hasn't let his new found fame get to his head. >> i want to put a big shoutout to my parents. >> reporter: huffman will begin the program in january of next year and once he finishes, he will get a certificate of completion from the university o in the newsroom nancy

thanks for joining us. ' councilor sununu an door son. >> anchor: i'll nancy chen. coming up on 7 news today in new england. sidelined without tom brady. now the pats will open the season without rob gronkowski because of an injury. >> anchor: creepy crime here. recording several women for years. >> anchor: a order to take them down. >> anchor: if you own a smart phone. why you may need to power the phone off all together. >> anchor: big story there. also a homemade gift for pope francis made by a young girl in hingham delivered by her parents to the pope himself. >> anchor: did you see the big smale on the pope's face there? those stories plus rob has your weekend forecast all coming up. >> anchor: a big blow to the patriots, team in arizona prepping for the cardinals without rob gronkowski. why he didn't make the trip wes. >> anchor: disturbing discovery here. police in somerville arrest a man who they say was secretly recording women for years. >> anchor: a warning about samsung's newest smart phone. why owners are being advised to stop using it immediately. >> a

nancy chen is here with a closer look at trump's plan, nancy? >> nancy: that couple lost their son in 2011 when an undocumented immigrant drove over him. >> our right as a sovereign nation to choose immigrants that we think are the likeliest to that rye and flourish and love us. >> nancy: donald trump taking the stage in arizona to lay out his plan the immigration. he talked about zero tolerance for people here illegally. >> you can call it deported if you want. the press doesn't like that term. you can call it whatever the hell you want. they're gone. >> nancy: joining trump on stage, a family whose son was killed when an undocumented immigrant ran him over five years ago. >> if donald trump were president in 2011, our son matthew denice and other americans would be alive today. have fought for tougher immigration laws in massachusetts after their son's death. >> donald trump will put americans first. donald trump will put your children's dreams first. >> nancy: and trump sticking to his guns. >> we will build a great wall along the southern bo

i'm nancy chen in for sarah. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. time to get this friday going, i guess, chris. head off into the weekend. how does it look today? >> chris: i think we're always ready for the weekend, whether it's friday or monday. pats won, sox won, weekend weather looks good. 61 in boston. 48 in norwood. 54 in plymouth. off to a cool start with those clearer skies. more clouds north of the pike, it's been warmer there. we'll take a look at forecast throughout the day. still a warm afternoon ahead of us, but by this evening, you can see that we're cooling down. showers starting to work on in late in the day through the evening hours, and that is going to be your signal for change as we get into the weekend. in fact, big-time change heading into the weekend with for highs and 40s for overnight lows. in fact, by sunday morning and monday morning, some of the colder spots likely into the mid to upper 30s. so we'll track some rain, not appreciable rain, but we'll track some rain in here late today and overnight tonight. more on the sev

. >> nancy: i'm nancy chen in for christa. today a little bit cooler, but yesterday it was really humid. >> sarah chris, we have those cooler mornings, but yesterday was so warm during the afternoon. >> chris: it was. temperatures into the 80s. it's going to be warm in the afternoon over the next several days. if you're looking for that fall weather, we do have it in the seven-day forecast. wait until you see the numbers over the weekend into early next week. temperatures right now a little bit cooler than yesterday morning. very comfortable stuff. the suburbs running into the lower 60s. visibility reduced with dense fog. we do expect that fog to lift fairly quickly this morning. high-level clouds across southeastern mass, but overall the sunshine winning out. look at the numbers later on today. low 80s on average. sea breezes kicking in along the coastline. still mild into term evening hours. temperatures running into the 70s. here we go. mid-70s to upper 70s along the coastline. could even fall back a new degrees once the se

anancy chen. >> anchor: i'm kris anderson. a lot to get to news wise today but it is your saturday, the weekend is here. we need to know what the weather will be likefo outside. live look. what do you think, nanc? >> anchor: not soed about. rob, you are the expert though. >> anchor: i would give it a so-so. a 6 or 7 out of ten. monday will be a perfect ten. today not quite a perfect day but we do have just a couple of sprinkles here on the radar across the north shore, another batch of showers between chatham and nantucket. another little round of showers here just the other side of springfield but these are heading in this direction. so you get the idea, very, very dry. but do keep an eye to the sky if you have any outdoor plans. 74 in boston off to kind of a warm and if you like at the dewpoints kind of a muggy start. won't be as hot as it was yesterday in fact most of us will be a lot cooler. but it will be almost as humid as it was yesterday. high temperatures topping out in the upper 70's in boston. might still see a few

here's rosalyn chen.nor of not killing a has declared a state of emergency and called in the national guard as the second night of protests over the flail that's over the fatal police shooting of a black man descended into chaos. peaceful was initially although officers did launch your guess. say police did not fire the shot. donald trump has detailed his plan to reduce black on black crime in america saying he will -- the comments came during a town hall hosted by fox news in ohio. according to a transcript released by fox, trump said we did it in new york, it worked incredibly well. be a governor has made his first -- new rba governor has made his first -- he expects inflation to remain low but will pick up as the labor market strengthens. he says it is in the public interest to deliver inflation at 2% or 3%, but he insisted that notnd his colleagues are inflating. >> we have not seen our job as trying to keep inflation within a tight, narrow range. we have not been what some have called "inflation mass

. >> i'm nancy chen. we have those stories and more. >> red sox red hot weather not so much, right. >> it seems like it rob. >> rob: it's cooler than normal. dropped down to 49 in boston this morning and got 35 in norwood and 35 in orange. quite a bit cooler than you epect for late september. tonight into tomorrow morning will be a couple of degrees warmer than that. we already have patchy frost advisory for tonight into tomorrow morning, more like early monday morning. best chance to see the frost tonight is across northern worcester county. the skies. that sunshine is helping our temperatures rebound nicely. currently at 53, and the air is really, really dry. so because of that be careful. outdoor burning is not a good idea today. the combination of the breeze and dry air makes wildfires very, very easily to start and spread. mid-60s for an afternoon high temperature. a little cooler than average this time of year, and then tonight down to the 40s in boston but more 30s for most of the suburbs. >>> over

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tina chen is an assistant to first lady michelle obama. within the obama administration she serves at the executive director on the council for women and girls. chen is the recipient of many awards, including the leadership award from the women's bar association of illinois, the women of achievement award from the anti-defamation league, and chicago lawyers person of the year. ambassador milan revere is the executive director of the georgetown institute for women, peace, and security. she served as the first u.s. ambassador for global women's issues, a position to which she was nominated by president obama in 2009. she coordinated foreign policy issues and activities relating to the political, economic, and social advancement of women. she played a leadership role in the administration's development of the u.s. national action plan on women, peace, and security. president obama also appointed here to serve as the u.s. representative to the u.n. commission on the status of women. during the clinton administration, she served as assistant to

i'm nancy chen. >> kris: i'm kris anderson. first, a live look outside. showers are slated to head our way today. let's get over to rob eicher with a check on the forecast. with so many activities, it is going to be hit or miss with the showers. >> reporter: i would not cancel your plans, though. the showers are going to be spotty. most will be pretty light. could be a few rumbles of thunder later on this afternoon. right now, not picking up on any lightning. that is not a repeat of last sunday morning. these showers moving to the northeast. heading to the north shore. they are trip. by the time they get to the coastline, hit or his sprinkles, light rain. that is really about it. meanwhile, boston, it is dry. through boston and the south shore. cape, dry and some sunshine. 74 in boston. dew point is 67. that is the type of humidity you would expect in late september in florida. awfully muggy by new england standards in september. a little on the muggy side today. temperature-wise, upper 70's. low 80's. hit or miss showers. may