to the boston medical center where you saw dan a little while ago. >> we no that a male suspect is in custody, and we have team coverage starting with dan hausle, and we're going to send

we're live in foxboro, dan hausle, 7news. >>> dan, thank you. and just a reminder, joe and trey are both off to denver for the big game. you can look for their live reports beginning tomorrow right here on 7news. >>> a frightening situation at more massachusetts schools today prompting an intense search in methuen. police lined up student's backpacks as you three and then brought in bomb-sniffing dog. 7's steve cooper live in methuen where the investigation continues there tonight. >> a lot of unsettling moments here, methuen high and one of the reasons why is because of the threats. they were emailed to a teacher here at high school including shooting at police police and officials wasted no time evacuating the high school. >> it was really terrifying but they have to search my stuff. >> reporter: hundreds of backpacks of all shapes and sizes layed out on the sidewalk and being inspected for bombs. all this after methuen high is evacuated this morning after a teacher receives a threatening email from a man promising to shoot police, and that's

dan hausle is live in foxboro with the very latest. dan? >> reporter: well, moments ago, the town of foxboro issued a news release saying that their personnel handled a medical matter by someone who had asked for medical assistance. they say they have decided what information will be released. much of it will be considered a personal matter. his personal feelings about the player involved this morning. >> we issued a statement. that's it. >> reporter: bill belichick turning away questions about chandler jones after an opening statement where the pats coach voiced a personal concern for all his players. >> relative to chandler's situation, there is nothing more important to me personally than the health and well-being of our players, staff, and sport people in the organization. you know, that's the way it is with this organization and me personally. and i don't think that will ever change. we issued a statement on that. and i really don't have anything to add to it. >> reporter: jones has been back at practice after a strange visit to the fo

experiencing right now it looks like that weather in denver for game day live in foxboro, dan hausle, 7 news . >>> thanks, dan. even though the recent history has been on their side, the broncos are taking nothing for granted going into sunday's show down because they know just as well as the patriots this is going to be a whole new ball game this time around. >>> extremely different. they have their players now. they have their guys. edelman and gronk, we don't want it any other way. that's part of the, that's the beauty of playing national football league . >>> these two guys going against each other is like an epic battle. you know? we get to go out and see whose general wins the war. >> anchor: coming up in 7 sports, forget about brady versus manning. we'll take a look at the real head to head matchup this sunday sunday. that is belichick versus manning and that is already off to an amusing start. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news . >> anchor: stay with 7 for continuing coverage of the pats 7's joe amorsino and trey daerr will be live in denver this coming weekend for the big game. thei

for the latest on that hearing, let's go to dan hausle. dan? >> reporter: yeah. well, some states like illinois and new york want to ban fantasy sports like fan duel and draftkings. a.g. maura healey talking about regulating them. today she took her regulations that are suggested and held a public hearing for the public and the big stake-holders, including a draft kings lawyer. some of the regulations proposed include limiting monthly betting to a thousand dollars a month. and also banning betting on college games and high school games. some of the people here looking at compulsive gambling say these regulations are good. possibly not enough. but those backing fantasy sports, particularly, the lawyer for draftkings said they go too far. >> we are concerned that regulation will limit deposits to more than $1,000 a month. this is unnecessarily low. we believe that the requirements to raise the deposit limit will be the basis to allow for increased deposits. >> i believe the proposed regulations have many strengths. self-limitations and several inclusion options bei

live in foxboro, dan hausle, 7 news . >> anchor: thanks, dan. the broncos getting to this is the on the strength of their defense and not payton manning's aging arm. at age 39 this could be his time crack at brady and patriots but he is not ready to go too deep into things just yet. >>> obviously we're excited to be in the game. we knew we would have to bet a good football team in order to get there and we'll try to enjoy this one tonight and then get a jump start on preparing for that game on monday and we'll talk about who we're playing on wednesday. >> reporter: what are your thoughts about your 17th show down with tom brady . >>> we'll deal with that on wednesday. we'll try to get a couple of hours to enjoy this one tonight. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news at 6:00 we'll show were you this next matchup will look a whole lot different than the last time the patriots were in denver, plus a look at the playoff history between tom brady and in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news. looking forward to that. stay with 7 news for continuing coverage of

live in foxboro, dan hausle, 7news. >>> all right, dan, thank you. remember, 7news is your home for continuing coverage of the pats in the play-offs. 7's joe amorosino and trey daerr will be live in denver this weekend for the big game, and the coverage starts tomorrow right here on 7news. >>> other news we're following here at 6:00, a young boy in rhode island being honored today for his brave fight against cancer. lawmakers officially making january 20th d strong day. 8-year-old dorian murry's message made him a worldwide sensation on social media. patriots tightened rob gronkowski visited dorian last week and here's the pictures to prove it. he and his family got to go to the pats play-off game on saturday, courtesy of the patriots. >> just ahead on 7news at 6:00, some bomb scarce at massachusetts schools. for the third day in less than a week students evacuated as investigators continue to search marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship

. >>> let's head out to dan hausle live in traffic tracker. dan, tell us what you're seeing there in marlboro >> well, i'm on 495 in marlboro. again, traffic's moving just fine. we are seeing some white stuff on the road. that's the salt. the highway crews anticipating a change in the weather to come shortly. right now the roads are dry, the traffic volume moderate and we're traveling at the speed limit, slowing down a little bit here now as we approach the 290 interchange. right now we're looking the area as we slow down and wait for the other commuters to join with us here, but the weather is yet to come but we are seeing signs that it will be here soon and we'll be here waiting for it. live in the traffic tracker, dan hausle, 7 news. >> remember you can track this storm any time on the air, only at whdh.com and also on our mobile and tablet apps. >>> serving time for the rape and murder 25 years ago and today he faced the parole board. ste cooper is live in natick with what happened here today. >>reporter: a lengthy hearing in natick but that's

live in foxboro, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: dan, let's hope so. we'll have complete coverage tomorrow morning on 7 news today in new england from the fans to the players. we'll have complain coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. right after the nfc divisional game turn to 7 news for highlights and reaction to the show down between the patriots and the chiefs. >>> following more news today, a man pleading guilty to the death of an infant in lynn changing his plea back in 2013 a three months old was found dead inside an apartment. and today that man changed his plea admitting to his role in the tragic death. byron barnett live for us in court. byron? >>> well, this ends one chapter in a very, very tragic story. a lynn man charged with murder of a three months old today pleads guilty to manslaughter, admitting he killed this baby. now 35-year-old anthony godeka stood in court and admitted he killed chase in 2013 after learn learning he was not the baby's father. the iraq war veteran says he suffers from ptsd and was high on drugs and alcohol when he killed

live in foxboro, dan hausle, 7 news. in thank, dan. stay with 7 news for continuing coverage of the pats in the play playoffs. joe amorsino and trey daerr will be live in denver this weekend for the big game. live reports start this thursday right here on 7 news . >> anchor: 7 news turning to pro tests at logan airport. sky 7 hd over that scene where workers were marching to one of the terminals this afternoon. you can see dozens of people the country. organizers of the protests say they are using martin lighter king stay to protest here and in ten other cities across the country. the demonstrations have been peaceful but six people have been arrested for trespassing. >> anchor: a waterspout falling afternoon. officials blocked off the area with the yellow tape while fire fighter climbed a ladder to take the rest of the spout down no. one was hurt at the scene is now clear . on terror attacks in paris authorities arrest a tan that had a direct relationship with the attackers. the man is from bellium where police conducted several raids

dan hausle, 7 news. >> christa: all right, dan. stay with 7 for continuing coverage live from denver. trey and joe will be in colorado throughout the weekend. also at noon, a driver losing control of an s.u.v. taking a plunge right into that indoor pool. quite a mess there. steve cooper is live at the scene in cambridge. >> reporter: what a sight to see here this afternoon. you see hole in the side of the building here. beyond that hole, take a look. s.u.v. ended up underwater. >> it is pretty surprising. >> reporter: take a look at these dramatic images. after an s.u.v. with the windshield wipers swinging back and forth ends up on its side in an indoor swinning pool in this cambridge high-rise near the museum of science. >> this is the first car into a pool. you know, so right in the middle of winter, too. you know? >> reporter: fire officials tell us it happened late thursday night. the driver accidentally accelerated instead of braining. >> it did wake us up. we were in an hour before that. >> reporter: the driver somehow was ab

dan hausle. all right we'll see you a little bit later on dan in iowa through the caucuses next week. you can look for dan's lie reports to continue right here on 7 news. >> also dan oh seven a man accused of killing his he today. police say 35-year-old murdered his wife then caused a serious crash on highway. tonight he's being held without bail as we learn more disturbing steve cooper live in norton with story for us. steve. >> adam this is was just a community that has been shaken to the core tonight. in fact if you read some of the details in the police report, what happened here last night is absolutely chilling. and we now know that it was the victim's a11-year-old daughter who called 911 for help. >> a heartbroken father breaks down in court a man charged with brutally beating and stabbing his 34-year-old daughter julie meade to death faces a judge in attleboro district court. >> prosecutors say 35-year-old martin mcdonald murdered his he strange wife inside her home street apartment wednesday night. it 11-year-old daughter who called police but not before the suspect punched h

we're going to continue to have exciting newscasts. >> dan: all nbc programming will continue to air on 7 nbc year. in the newsroom, dan hausle, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: new this morn, video of a woman being carried off a plane bound after other passengers detained her. the flight from new york maid an emergency landing in detroit. video showed people applauding as she was carried off in handcuffs. >> christa: you have until tomorrow night before the next powerball numbers are drawn, and this morning. it is an estimated $700 million, the largest prize in lottery history. if you're thinking of which numbers to choose, keep this one in mind: 75% of winning tickets come from computer-generated numbers, also innocent as the quick pick. ism preparations are being made for the golden globes on sunday. more a-list presenters have been announced, including dorchester native mark wahlberg, actor and comedian rickie gervase returns as host. he tweeted, "because i can see the future, i'd like the said." matt lawyer will interview him on the "today show" this morning right after 7news "today in new england." >> christa: on

let's begin with dan hausle who is live for us. dan? >>> well, those turn debts you mentioned are something boston police officers have been asking for since the marathon bombing when they were forced to use pieces of clothing to try to save lives in the street. they were issued to boston police officers starting about nine months ago, all of the officers we're told got them. about 90 days ago and they pretty quickly proved continue a possible life saver. a plainclothes boston police officer shot by a suspect is rush insisted to the hospital. the commission essays officers from the drug unit were trying to pull over a known exconin dorchester when the suspect came out firing . shot. it's terrible. >> anchor: while the suspect took off the officer was left bleeding in the street with a leg wound. police say he is lucky the officers now carry turn debts that help the injured officer when he needed it most . >>> he tried to do his initially because all our officers have it, but then a fellow uniform officer who was nearby heard the call an

. >>> our haws dan hausle is keeping an eye on the roads. dan you're behind a salt truck. you're on route in in that is a salter. the salters and sanders are taking to the roads trying to make it safe for all husband. this guy is making route 9 eastbound safer for it the traffic that is moving slowly but is moving in kind of the typical rush hour traffic which is of course falsely named. nobody is rushing around right now. namely just because of the volume of traffic. we've got flurries and we've got kind of a haze on the road here, just a little bit of slickness but nothing too much that's going to slow down the drivers. we've seen a number of salters and sanders laying down the material anticipating the weather ahead but right now more traffic than weather causing trouble. back to you. >> dan, thank you very much. we know the people in worcester are hoping they won't have to deal with plow and parking problems tonight. the snow is already on the ground at central massachusetts. they are expected to see it stick. trucks are out of the roads there too trying city streets s

dan hausle is there covering the story for us. dan. >> reporter: well, a few moment as ge the police thought that the suspect might be in a house on this street. case. but that would make some sense. the parking shot he was arguing about is right up there. car. he had parked in a spot that someone else objected to. that's when the shooting happened. a sing shot rings out on this dorchester street. police say one man was shot in >> i was watching tv.

dan hausle, 7 news . >> anchor: all right, thank you dan. and stay with 7 for complete coverage of the pats and play playoffs. we have live coverage starting tomorrow morning at gillette. you can join our today in new england team starting at 8:00 a.m. then tune in tomorrow night after the cardinal packers game for complete post game coverage and hopefully we'll be celebrat celebrating a move into the next . >> anchor: more news we're following a west boylstonitier is off the job and right at the investigation. detectives say the trouble in the teacher for inappropriate conduct involving a middle school student. steve cooper now with the latest latest. >>> i get concerned as a parent but you trusted this school and the police department is doing . >>> unsettling times for parents in west boylston. just learning that a popular teacher is the focus of a police improper behavior toward a student at the high school. ray douglas told us her son knows both the teacher and the student so she wants to be careful about justing to any conclusions. >>>

you should know dan hausle will and the caucus as well. dan's live reports begin thursday right here on 7 news. >>> also breaking a 11 a violent end to week's long stand off in oregon. heir night team jadiann thompson. leaders of a stand off federal wildlife reserve are in custody. you can is president obama tester occupying reserve earlier this montana tonight and ayman bundy and several follower were arrested during traffic stop that turned violent. several shots were fired. one person is dead and another is injured. it is no the clear right now who shot first. bundy and group have been occupying wildlife reserve since the beginning of january. at least 4 of those protester have been arrested. they are charge with conspiracy to impede federal officers. in newsroom jadiann anne thompson. tonight on seven, tire trouble takes a deadly turn. the night team coriing the seconds beforement moment of impact. >> tonight police are still a pick up truck to lose it's back tire. creating chaos and a death on the roads. brandon gunnoe live in lexington ton

dan hausle with the latest on the investigation tonight. any leads, dan? >>reporter: police say they know who they are looking for but they don't know if they are going to find him within hours the victim's car remains on the street here with police not only looking at thing is but the mayor's office as well as this shooting is causing to question whether space saving should continue. an argument over the space he was parked in. police appear to be keeping a close eye up neighbors say they living. that's where police say they found the suspect's car shortly after the shooting but they came up empty when they searched the house. the shooting has mayor marty walsh rethinking how the city saves parking spaces after snowstorms. the homeowners can save spots up to 48 hours after a snow emergency. people were saving spaces anyway and there was no sign of a crackdown on violators. meanwhile the man shot over a parking spot remains hospitalized but from his injuries. the suspect is still out on the streets. >> and no changes from the mayor' office just now. he say

. >> and that's when the other man dan hausle live in dorchester with the breaking details now at 6:00. dan. >> reporter: well, as you can look behind me, you see that people are saving parking spots on the street despite the fact that there's not a lot of snow. one of those spots was enough to generate an argument that caused one man to be shot. the other who shot him is still being sought. the victim's car is marked by a single orange cone. the car owner's choice of a parking spot is what police say caught him shot. >> i was watching tv. >> reporter: what did you hear? >> something go pop. i looked out the window and see somebody laying on the ground. >> reporter: police say two men were arguing over a parking spot. the gunman pulled up and the space where the gray car is.

dan hausle live in foxboro with more on brady's mark on boston sports, dan. >> reporter: this is the water cooler conversation that is likely to generate strong feelings particularly over generations. brady won't talk about it, you got to admit he has to be at least in the conversation. most would agree tom brady is probably the greatest new england patriot play ever. some would argue he is the best ever at the quarterback position. but in the world of beloved boston sports stars is brady now in the class of byrd, bobby orr, ted williams and yaz, mate he even be top of the class? >> i'm still i think in the middle of things. i feel like i have a lot more football left so i don't think about those things too often. >> reporter: some argue comebacks in a sport and league that is engineering parody that he deserves discussion as boston's best ever. as a kid who grew up idolizing montana brady is not ready to accept that talk. he feels he has been in boston long enough to know and appreciate the legends he is being compared to. >> absolutely i think those guys are in a different cat gary

dan hausle is live in peabody with more on the cleanup today. dan? >>> well, the work continues on that power pole that you said was hit there. you see behind me then to the left of it, a single lane of traffic now moving southbound. both lanes northbound but slowed by the disvacks from this accident. more than five hours ago when the car hit the pole and the wires came crashing across the highway. peabody after a car hits a pole bringing down power lines across the highway and the huge transformer crashing town down on to the car . >>> heard a bang, open the door and saw the pole down on the car. >> anchor: the accident shut down route 1 in both directions as state police handle the accident and highway crews worked to remove the high voltage lines draped across the road shutting down traffic northbound and southbound. drivers forced on to local roads around the accident . >>> i'm not going that way so . >> reporter: you are avoiding it? >>> i am . >>> it's a real mess. it will mess everything up . >> reporter: witnesses say the crash may have happe

part of a criminal investigation now launched by the f.d.a. 7's dan hausle is at chipolte in brighton but did deal with the similar problems. dan. >> well, this location reopened just last week after health inspectors showed up and gave the thumbs-up. chipolte hoping to put its health issues behind that but now facing legal problems, as well. >> reporter: chipolte is back in business here in brighton, but words of a criminal investigation is bad news for a food chain trying lure a skeptical public back in. >> i think it's not safe at this time. i wouldn't eat there. >> reporter: the cleveland chipolte was shut down for more than a month after 150 customers, most boston college now the federal grand jury is asking the chain for documents related to a similar outbreak in california last summer. mix in an e. coli outbreak at the restaurant in 9 states and the the company's investors have been hammered. >> i don't want to get sick for eating it. >> reporter: chipolte has fired the manager of the cleveland location for allowing an employee to come to work sick and city inspectors give the restaurant a clean bill of health. and many

we begin with dan hausle live at boston medical center with more on the officer's condition. dan? >> reporter: that officer is recovering here at the boston his wife by his side. boston police department says he is going to be okay in part because of a small item the police have just gun carrying. sirens blaring, lights flashing and streets blocked off. a wounded police officer is rush insisted to boston medical center. minutes earlier the officer was shot on the streets of dorchester by a desperate excon exconpolice say didn't want to go back to jail . >>> i thought it was firecrackers. sometimes i hear that from time to type. i really praying . >> reporter: officers pulled over a known drug suspect driving on a us.insisted license and he came out firing . >>> as soon as he got out he started to shoot before the chase was even on so unprovoked again with officers not even having their weapons out from what i understand he was shot . >> reporter: with one officer down the others gave case fine low tackling the suspect a few

dan hausle joins us live from the foxboro police station with what we know at this point. dan, anything? >> well, town officials say they're still trying to figure out exactly what addition they may be able to say about this matter but the team and players are making clear they don't want to say very much at all. >> chandler jones practicing but not talking and teammates say they're expecting jones to suit up and play on game day saturday. >>> land letter's got a lot of support in the locker room and i'm excited to see what he is doing this week. >> the past weekend jones went to the the foxboro police station and then the hospital. >> dispatch recordings indicate jones showed up at the police department in a troubling state. >> in the front lobby area ... >> reporter: police logs show police and firefighters gave the back parking lot, then the pats' player was taken by ambulance to norwood hospital. dispatch recordings for an officer who went to secure jones' home offered a clue about what happened to jones before he showed up at the police department. >> yeah, i was able to

dan hausle is live with all the breaking details on this what we're calling a bizarre incident here, dan. >> reporter: chandler jones speaking out since that incident apologizing but saying little more about the incident. this as new police reports shed more light on what apparently happened. jones was out there at practice today and apologized after the practice. the police reports say that sunday morning he showed up confused at the back door of the police department agitated bud it being looked like he wanted to surrender for something and said someone told him to go to police department. they took him to the norwood hospital where he was treat and released. he didn't break any law. they didn't find narc ticks but they say he did appear agitated. they say he was polite and cooperative. lock tup and an officer reported finding thes smell of marijuana in the house but police say he didn't break any laws. we heard from jones himself late this afternoon. >> i feel like everyone. but right now, like i said, i made a mistake. and, each and everyday my biggest, each and everyday, all i can f

dan hausle hausle. he is live at the hospital with the latest on that officer's condition. dan, what you can tell us? >> anchor: the plainclothes officer is recovering. his wife by his side visited by the police commissioner and the mayor. this officer shot in the streets of dorchester. police say by an exconwho had just done five years behind bars and was released as recently as last april. shots out on the dorchester street in boston police officer lies bleeding . >>> it's crazy, man it. blows my mind. i feel bad for the on who got shot. it's terrible . >> reporter: police say officers with a drug unit pulled over a known excondrug suspect and he came out firing . >>> as soon as he got out he started to shoot before the chase was even on so unprovoked again with our officers not even having their weapons out, from . down the others gave chase. finally, tackling the suspect a few blocks away. police say he is 27-year-old grant just paroled last year. meanwhile, the injured officer was rush insisted to boston medical center with a gown shot wound to the leg. police say he is lucky the officers now ca

seven dan hausle is live in des moines tonight. happening there. this is a big day with the iowa dan. >> absolutely. now you might remember we were there in cleveland when there was first gop debate made more was there. well now, we've got a debate that's become more interesting. because trump isn't going to show up. >> on debate day here in iowa the big question, will donald trump dropping out hurt him or java joe's coffee shop donnie says he's actually more eager now to back him up. >> he's his own person like that because, he's i mean he hasn't even spent any money on his campaign you're going caucus for are him monday night whether adebates tonight or not you bet. you bet. republican corey miller is no happen he trump dropped out goes along with everything he's just not that interested in the people as much as i'd like him to be claiming he was treated unfairly in first fox debate trump last night rejected fox anchor bill o'reilly's plea. you're depriving people of seeing you. >> no i'm not >> a forum they need to see you in. no, everybody. we're go help a lot of veterans. trump

. >> sarah: the judge set his bail at more than $1 million. 7's dan hausle is live from dorchester with more on today's proceedings. dan? >> reporter: we learned today that the suspect wasn't the only one shooting that day. investigators found that there were five shell casings from the suspect weapon and four shell casings from the shot officer's weapon. he got off almost as many rounds in return. the suspect continued to be troubled, according to court paperwork as he was arrested. he was troubled in court today as well. >> without bail for up to 90 days. a curfew of 6:00 to 6:00. thank you. >> reporter: an outburst in course as the suspect in last week's shooting of a boston police officer is arraigned. the courtroom packed with officers in uniform and plain clothes. as 27-year-old grant headley faces a long list of charges. >> resisting arrest. armed assault with intent to murder. >> reporter: with headley listening in the hallway off cam remarks prosecutors described how investigators say they spotted headley selling crack cocaine and pulled him over. >> as the officers exited their vehicle, the defendant immediat

dan hausle. he is at boston medical center right now. dan? >> reporter: well that, highly decorated officer is recovering here at boston medical centerful. his wife by his side. we are told his uncle here as well. the name not being released we did get the name of the suspect. grant headley. 27 years old. police say he has been locked up before. recently did three years and just got out in april. officers, according to the watching him. and they knew that he had a suspended license. when they saw him driving, they moved in. they boxed him out, as they said. at that point, the officers say that the suspect came out and came out shooting. with a 40-millimeter glock automatic handgun. the officer was struck in the leg and went down. the other officers, though, did not return fire. they chased the suspect. they caught him, tackled him, caught the suspect, and also found the weapon, according to the police commissioner. then there was a life-saving effort for that officer. we have been talking about how this injury was not life-threatening. and wa

dan hausle who attended the debate. he's live for thus morning. quite the nightmare, dan. >> dan: we got two events instead of one, the debate downtown and trump holding his counter-rally for veterans nearby at drake university. trump defending why he did it, but at the same time suggesting that his feud with fox that started this boycott may be over. >> you have to stick up for your rights. have to stick up for your rights. you have to do it. they did apologize and they could not have been... but once this started, it's for our vets, there was nothing i could do. >> dan: so trump saying fox apologized to him. he was joined on stage at drake by two other candidates, mike huckabee and rick santorum. they were available because they were on the undercard, but they were the winners of the last two iowa caucuses. interesting there. trump gone from the debate but far from forgotten. >> everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly. and, ben, you're a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way... >> it's not about donald trump. he's an ente