they were wearing float coats. >> it just gave short torso out of the water. >> joe maloney says they did exactly what any pilot would have done. his friend not talking much, but saying a lot. >> this guy say to me. -- saved me. harbor pilots team acted heroically, saving lives, since the water was very cold. heather: without those survival suits as well. that would have been a very close call. ed: i am looking at her live shots, i felt badly for her. is 51 degrees, but still. harvey: it has been very wild. we have more and more reports of damage. this alignment through the region. this is just clearing the outer cape. this is the line that has the heaviest rain, and has the most powerful wind. notice, there is still more heavy rain falling over the rest of the cape, along the coastline, up to plymouth. i will take a wider view of this so you can see what we' re talking about. there is that lighting piece that very heavy line, just clearing came in just clearing cape cod. the back edge of the second line, just about to the coastline. by 8:00, it was very heavy, and limited to nantucke

joe maloney, jr/boston harbor pilots "i saw the lights. we were just breaking the sky i saw the the tug, the silhouette and then it was gone." s/ doug richmond/rescued "he's the man. we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for joe. the two men were only in the water for a couple minutes -- but the water was a frigid 37 degrees. a small dog is rescued from a house fire. the little guy hiding inside the home in san diego during the fire. a man then broke into the home to bring him to safety. the pup was taken to a veterinarian to be treated for smoke inhalation. the homeowner's were not injured in the fire --which was reportedly caused fans getting their first big look at the inside of the new minnesota vikings stadium. officials say u-s bank stadium in minneapolis is 90- percent finished. it includes two huge scorebards at each end which can be seen from anywhere in the stadium. some concession stands still need some finishing touches -- but they say everything will be ready to go for its first big event -- a luke bryan concert in august -- coming

>>reporter: doug richmond credits joe maloney for saving him and his two deck handles. >> for getting off a tugboat in the middle of nowhere in the dark, they did very well. >> he heard the distress call. >> we want to confirm no one is in the water and is everyone safely on board. >> one person in the life raft and two in the water. >>reporter: the emily ann was sinking fast. the water 37 degrees. joe jumped on the marine radio telling his friend he would come quick. >> i got it hooked up. be out there as soon as i can, doug. >>reporter: maloney and his co-worker saw the boat sink as they made the mile long trip. one young deck hand in this life raft, the other two in the water. >> i didn't even feel their weight at all. it felt like i was picking up a jacket just one arm on to the deck. >>reporter: but they have no idea why she sank. >> we weren't really too concerned about it. we were trying to get our friends out of the water. >>reporter: and captain maloney saved the crew of a lobster boat and got a coast guard commendation for it. jonathan hall, 7 news. >>> and the woman killed

it's meant a lot to joe maloney because the call came in, not just from a fellow boat captain, but a longtime friend. >> doug richman, he's an experienced tugboat captain. on of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. ever. >>reporter:what's that like for you to get to help him out? >> it makes me very emotional. i try not to be, but i know he would help me. >>reporter:joe maloney, who you just saw there, who pulled these men from the water, said after they warmed up, the first cell phone. because all of there's not wet when the tugboat sank, they called their families just them they did not know if they would survive. they were happy to make that phone call and let them know they were safe, on ground. back to you. >>> he's police are investigating a theft at a gun shop, and alarm brought officers this morning. there, they found the front door the thieves stole for for pistols, investigators think new hampshire gun shop earlier this month may be responsible. these are surveillance pictures from the break in >>> boston firefighters rushed to a senior housing complex in dorchester, this morn

. >> reporter: joe maloney happen to be a half-mile away about to start his day aboard the chelsea when he heard the distress call. he immediately sprang into action. >> we saw the lights and about a half-mile away the lights went out. i saw the silhouette of the tugboat and then it was gone. >> reporter: when he heard the distress call, he knew their lives were on the line. >> ring it on joe. -- bring it on joe. >> i am happy to be home and warm and dry. >> it was perfect timing, just perfect timing. doing fine. they declined medical attention after the tugboat sank. had a difficult time getting back because of the terrible weather conditions. >>> this is a house that has fascinated visitors for centuries but it turns out the house of the seven gables has more mystery coming up. >>> innovative self defense, a rubber was scared off by of all things -- armed robber was scared off by of all things, a milk crate. >>> strong rains and heavy winds right now. dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retirement and college - times two. i get that it can be overwhelming, because i'

doug richmond is alive and he credits his friend, joe maloney with saving his life. >> he's the man. i wouldn't be here if it >>reporter: two captains on a boston pilot boat heard the distress calls and got on the radio to let him know they would come out there full throttle. >>reporter: he told me he could see the lights of the life raft in the water but it quickly became clear the men had abandoned ship. >> i saw the lights go out on the tug. the sun was just cracking the sky. it was a little silhouette of the tug and then that was gone and i was like it's gone. >>reporter: water temperature. >> 37, 38. kill you in about ten minutes. >>reporter: maloney posed with richmond in the middle and a member of the coast guard after the men were plucked from the sea safe and sound. >> it felt like i was picking up a jacket, just one arm on to the deck. one arm ah dren lynn. here tonight. parts of the north channel into boston harbor remain closed to large vessels. we're live in east boston, jonathan hall, 7 news. >>> tyngsboro police are searching for a suspect accused of breaking into a sh

. >> just before sunrise, joe maloney hurt his friends call for help. >> they got on the radio, and said joe bring it. >> on their pilot boat, they raced full throttle to a tugboat that was sinking fast, about two miles off to the shore. three men were in the water. >> we could see them visually the whole time. we do not take our eyes off of them. >> only one man got to go into the other two, with flotation jacket. >> it is meant to give the torso out of the water. your lower extremities are in there. >> we were right on top of it as soon as we went. we got them on as quickly as possible. >> he went out into this water to pull the man out, with adrenaline pumping. >> they were all there, floating. >> i didn' t feel it. i was in the water, saying get in here. >> them in headed back to shore, thankful to the pilot who responded so quickly. >> just another day in paradise. >> they are calling the crew heroic. if not for their actions, the men on that tugboat may have lost their lives. phil: thank you. 5:00 new at 5, a man suspected in several armed robberies in malden and revere is under ar

.>> reporter: joe maloney happen to be one half mile away on board the chelsea. he heard the distress call. he immediately sprung into action. >> we saw the lights. about a half-mile away the lights went out. you could see the silhouette of the tugboat and then it was gone. >> reporter: he happens to be friends with joe. when he heard the distress call , he knew their lives were on the line. >> bring it on joe.>> reporter: joe along with the team brought the home -- the men to safety. >> 5 minutes and you're dead. get me out! >> i am just glad to be home and warm and dry. >> it was perfect timing.>> reporter: absolutely incredible timing and a lot of brave work from bozeman. all three men declined medical attention. they are doing fine. efforts to locate the vessel the terrible weather. live in east boston wbz news. >>> a touching tribute to the late justice antonin can clear -- supreme court justice antonin scalia. scalia will lie in repose on friday. his funeral will be held on saturday at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. we wer

. >> captain joe maloney pulled all three on their boa. he is friends with the tugboat captain. >>> crews are on pothole patrol. 15 crews are repairing road damage. they spent the past few days identifying problem areas. the mayor is encouraging people to report any potholes in your neighborhood. the damage is caused by the deep freeze and then the warmer temperatures that we have seen over the past 48 hours or so. >> yeah. i mean yesterday it was in the 50s so. >> we were dealing with so,. >> yeah. >> it's like buckle up we have there are more temperature swings to come. today is in the middle and we drop off tomorrow and back up for the weekend. >> all right. >> only in new england and it was pretty dramatic. you are right. 16 below where we bot op out in worcester on sunday nine below in boston and 50s yesterday that's 69 degree difference. 63 in boston so, there's a reason for the pothole problems. one of them at least. in princeton beautiful shot temperatures 35 degrees. and the wind is a little gusty but not nearly as strong as yeste

just before sunrise, boston pilot captain joe maloney heard his friends call for help. >> he got on the radio and said bring it. get here. >> on their pilot boat, maloney and his partner raced full throttle to a tugboat sinking fast two miles off the shore. three men were in the water. >> we could see him visually for the whole time. we didn' t take our eyes off them. then it went dark. sera: this is the life raft that only one managed to get in battling 3-4 foot swells. the other two and a 37 derby water, their only protection was location jackets. >> what it is designed to do is keep us out of the water. your lower extremities are still in there. >> we are right on top of the mess and as i went. possible. waxy stepped down this letter into the water to pull the men out with adrenaline pumping. >> they' re all their wet, floating. get me out of the water. i didn' t even feel it. i was doing a lot of swearing. get in here. >> shook up but not hurt, the men added back to shore, grateful for the pilots who responded so quickly. >> my pleasure, another day in paradise. >> the coast guard i

. >> captain joe maloney pulled strangers. maloney is friends with the tugboat's captain. >> quick thinking and quick response. >> close call with the privilege it's -- frigid temperatures the water was 37 degrees. cold day on the water. >> glad they are okay this morning. >>> ahead concerning investigation into certain brands of pam parmesan cheese. >> and lawyers for aaron hernandez fight og avenue key piece of evidence in the former trial. >> and nfl commissioner roger goodell taking a big pay cut. >>> we are following breaking news right now. police investigating a deadly shooting at a bar in randolph. it happened at city limits on north main street. victim's name has not been released and there's no word on if any arrests have been made in also breaking overnight the mbta inspecting all orange line trains after a panel fell off a train causing big problems at the state street station last night. two different trains hit a 12 foot by 12 inch panel after it fell on the tracks. smoke filled the station and passengers on one

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. >> captain joe maloney pulled all three men on his boat but they are not total strangers. maloney is friends with the tugboat's captain. >>> coming up, we have to tell you about a concerning investigation into certain brands of parmesan cheese. >> this is going to surprise you. also coming up lawyers for erin hernandez fight overing a key piece of evidence in the former patriot double murder trial. >> and a new role for british less isn't more. less is dull. but more... find fantasy shows. more is amazing. more says "like that? get a load of this." dig thrillers? here's a whole thrill ride. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. cause when it comes to the things you love, you want more of it. change the way you experience tv >>> welcome back students protesting claims of racism at rhode island college say they have made college. 5 dozen providence college students sat in at the school president's office and after 13 hours he promised to create more inclusive environment. in one instance 5 students color were not

. >> reporter: captain joe maloney was at the captain about two miles south of winthrop. three men aboard quickly sinking in the frigid water. >> i could see his lights, about a half mile away, the lights went out. and the sun was just breaking the sky. i saw the silhouette and then it was gone. >> reporter: one of the men was in this life raft, the other two in the water. the strobe guided in help. >> i got down in the water and just pulled them out. they didn't weigh anything. it was just like come on. >> reporter: the men didn't have on survival suit. just a floatation jacket like this one. >> again, what it's designed to do is just to keep the torso out of the water, so your lower extremities are still in there. >> reporter: they were only in the 37 degree water for a couple of minutes. but any longer and the captain of the tugboat says they may not have survived. >> very quick. it's very fast. me with his partner shawn. >> doug is a great guy. he's really a great guy. and i knew he would do it for me. so my pleasure. >> reporter: those two men have been friends for y

reporter: just before sunrise boston pilots captain joe maloney heard his friend call for help. >> he got on the radio and said reporter: he and his partner raced full throlts to a tugboat that was sinking fast about two miles off winthrop shore. three men were in the water. >> we could see them visually throughout the whole time and we didn't take our eyes off them. reporter: this is the life raft used by the crew of the tug boat, but only one managed to get in, battling three to four-foot swells. the other two in the 37-degree water, their only protection were flotation jackets. >> it's designed to keep your torso out of the water. >> we were, we got them as quickly as humanly possible. >> they were all there, wet, floating. they didn't weigh anything, i didn't even feel it, it was just, i was doing a lot of swearing and get in here. >> shook up but not hurt, the pilot hogs responded so quickly. >> my pleasure, just another day in paradise. reporter: the coast guard is calling the crew of the chelsea heroic, they say if not for their actions the three men on that tugboat may have lo

captain joe maloney said tugboat captain friend doug wichman was a bore the emily and two crewmembers when five miles east of deer island it began taking on water. and fast. as you can hear in this coast guard radio call. portside forward and jerome. he and another man set out to find it and only spotted the crew as a tug was slipping into >> one crew member was in this life raft but jumped into the water for the rescue. the captain already in the harbor with the other crewmen on his back. >> he says the entire rescue took just moments. >> everyone's happy and alive. >> everybody on board that boat was fine they shower they ate a little something coming up at six will tell you about the conditions they were in. this water here is very cold i can tell you that for certain. it doesn't take long for people who are submerged in the water to have some very ill effects. explain that coming up in the meantime i can assure you that >> be careful out there will see you get at 6 o'clock. friends and family say goodbye to a local woman killed by a flying manhole cover on the especially last week

annie, joe and congressman maloney. can hillary beat bernie? >> there's always hope for an upset. there's always hope. >> you're like larry david here. >> i know. >> we don't know what we're doing. there's hope, but there's not much. >> i think hillary's going to be within a few percentage points of bernie, because of the woman factor in new hampshire, democratic politics. in 2008, i think it still holds. >> patrick maloney? >> i was here in '92 working for him then. i'm back now. i'll tell you what, i was out talking to a guy with jim walsh, he said, you know, bernie's a great cheerleader. hillary's the quarterback. and i think that's the image that i have in my head. she's taken hits, she's on the field but she's scoring points. people in new hampshire like that. people i grew up with know she's a fighter, her husband is a fighter, and they're going to deliver. that's going to matter tomorrow. >> simply put the arithmetic up on the wall and say, look, free health care for life, you don't pay in for 50 years, you just get it for 65 years, your whole life, and free tuition at majo

. >> joe became a grand pop for the first time. in san francisco, carol maloneys 4 sports. >> let's get to the wizard. whitman back on the side lyme. back in the starting line-up. taking on the 76ers. and showing off early. red crossover right there. game-high 22 points. the wizards, 13 at the break. john wahl between the pass legs. finishing 21-13 with the polish machine. all week, john wahl. going along with 18 points, 13 rebounds. that's a triple double. they are in charlotte tomorrow night, 106-94. >>> all right, to college park hosting number 17 michigan. >> terps up 15. the other star in the game, she had 41 points last time out. 30 tonight. that's the most points ever by a maryland women's player in back-to-back games. terps win their ninth straight. guys, i'll send it back to you. but take it easy on doug. it's, like, national weather cast day. cast day. >> yeah, that's right. here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredie

maloney in california where nfl greats were honored tonight. she joins with us reaction to a redskins great missing out on the hall of fame. >> reporter: a nerve-wracking day, joe jacoby admits it ends in disappointing fashion. jacoby did not get into the hall of fame tonight. the same beloveding who paved the way for three super bowl titles isn't upset, though, he says he's more encouraged than ever. >> i'm disappointed but there's always next year. it's like football season. didn't turn out the way you want, you go back to work and see what happens next year. >> reporter: i know you have a little smile on your face because you heard positive news, right? >> there was some positive news. the selector from d.c. filled me in on a lot of things that happened and he said you know it turned out better, we just lost at the end. we finished in the top ten in voting so that's positive going into next year. >> joe jacoby deserved to be in the hall of fame when you think of the washington redskins and what they did for 12 years as a group, and jake was part of that. four super bowls, winning three of them, speaks volumes. >> take jeff bostic, us aruss g joe jacoby and d

congressman sean patrick maloney, his district office is only blocks away from where the shooting took place. he like so many others calling for an end to the gun violence. joe torres, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a lot of us use plastic to pay for gas at the pump. >> now a warning. there's one type of card you should not be using. eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> we have to assume he has a >> new at 6:00, candid and perhaps startling comments tonight from mayor de blasio about donald trump's chances of winning the white house. >> an all day search from a missing passenger from a plane that crash landed in the long island sound. three others were rescued over the weekend. but where is that missing man? >> good evening to you at 6:00. i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. more on those stories in a moment. we begin with a developing story, a tragic story. the death of a 16-month-old boy. how did this happen and who's responsible? >> investigators say the child died while in the care of a babysitter. right now that sitter and her boyfriend are being questioned by police. >> the child died in the park hill section of staten island. eyewitness news rep