in metro, i'm jonathan hall, 7news. >> 7news straight ahead, everyone. i'm jadiann thompson. >> and i'm nick emmons, 7news at 6:00 starts right now. local police department. many criminal cases now in jeopardy. also breaking, a desperate search in plymouth after reports of a missing woman who was last seen near a body of water. >> reporter: and developing now, the s.w.a.t. teams surrounds a local home and asks neighbors to stay in. the alleged threat that led to this. >> cold front blast through new england this evening. much cooler for >>> first at 6:00, breaking news, a standoff at a brentwood new hampshire home comes to a deadly ending. for hours, neighbors were told to stay inside. >> and the people who were not home were forced to wait in a local clubhouse. jonathan hall joins us now with more on what's going on. >> definitely very tense situation here in new hampshire. one man is dead but luckily no one of his neighbors are hurt after the standoff that happened dramatic one. a regional s.w.a.t. team trained their guns where an armed suicidal man wa

jonathan hall was at that news conference at gillette. jon? >> reporter: interesting answers or evasive? maybe that depends on the eye of the beholder. but this was vintage bill belichick. inquiring minds want to know who is going to play quarterback thursday night on a short week against the houston texans. jimmy garoppolo? or will it be the back-up to the back-up jacoby brissett? we wanted to know what the coach felt about it. after all, we are only two days away from this big game. but he is not telling. espn is reporting patriots quarterback jimmy garoppolo could play thursday night. depilot spraining his shoulder on sunday. >> coach, how concerned are you about the quarterback position? is it possible that jimmy could be ready in time to play >> well, we haven't practiced today. we will filele the injury report after practice based on how it goes today. report tt coach sparred with the print reporter who pressed him on how he balances jimmy g's health concerns with the best interest of the team. he seems to contradict himself. >> the play

in newton jonathan hall 7 news. >> you look down at the time and temperature. a chilly 56 degrees. it was raw out there today. >> anchor: it was. >> anchor: mist and some wind gusts. ; that's what i was going to say. misty air. and not sure t chief meteorologist jeremy reiner with us to break it down. >> reporter: more of that misty air on the way tomorrow. a lot of clouds now. boston north and west middle part of the day and early afternoon. the clouds hung tough. the city at 56. jaffrey at 54. worcester 52. a northeast wind thanks to high pressure. you think high pressure sunshine with the northeast wind out of tied to this area of low pressure through western ohio. we have several bands of rain none of which are going to hit us this evening. work toward tomorrow and tomorrow night that's when we get into beneficial rain. others mostly cloudy. i'll say partly cloudy. there will be pockets of completely clear sky. where that is happening southern new hampshire worcester hills we have the northeast wind. and again tomorrow. maybe a glimpse or 2 of sun. otherwise plan on a lot of cl

jonathan hall has breaking details. jon? >> reporter: nancy, christa, this is a fast-moving investigation. police now have a warrant for an arrest. and this is the man they are looking for. a manhunt in stoughton. he went into a cvs pharmacy, argued with an 18-year-old customer, then shot him in the shoulder. >> he has ties to stoughton, boston, and brockton. >> any idea of the motive? . >> not at this time. that is still under investigation. >> reporter: it was some sort of argument, not a robbery. >> some sort of argument. the individuals involved are known to the victim. >> reporter: police have arre t 16. they accompanied the suspect into the store and then ran off with him after several shots were fired. >> they are charged with conspiracy, assault, with intent to kill. assault and battery. report a witness toll me she heard a commotion before the gunfire. >> you know, i didn't think anything of it. and then i heard a couple of pops. police say the victim from stoughton was treated and released at a local hospital and w

jonathan hall is live in west bridge water. >> reporter: good evening. it was 6 years ago massachusetts outlawed texting and driving. when you're here on the road, it is illegal, even to surf the internet, even while standing at a stoplight. take that guy, pulling up there. the police chief is making enforcement a priority. >> silver suv. >> police on bikes in cruisers, on a mission to find drivers texting at the wheel. >> even though you're at a red light you're looking at your phone. looked like you were scrolling through stuff. looking at messages. >> reporter: some offenders come up with interesting excuses they don't quite believe. >> i tell me you're looking at your time. >> i was. >> come op. >> i was. but it was a red light. i get it. >> do you have a time clock up there. you do, right. >> 1:58. people are getting savvy about it. people are getting savvy about it. you can see they glance down, they have it between their legs. >> the officer says this is a -- a man was pinned behind his vehicle with a cell phone at his side. the man was not charge

jonathan hall, 7 news. >> kim: we're tracking hermine. the cape and the islands law the worst of the storm. some people didn't see anything. we knew that was going to happen but we can tell you that i think it might be behind us now. >> adam: you can see it on the radar right at your kneecap there. >> reporter: then we kick it out because it's falling apart. so much so that the hurricane center has decided to close the books. advisories or statements. now with that said we still do have a clump of clouds and isolated showers and pockets of drizzle to contend with. so hermine will kind of slowly spin herself out of existence over the next couple of days. in doing so more and more sun and wind even compared to yesterday at this time. all these cities and towns it's not like i forgot to put the map together. there is not a lot of wind gusting on nantucket to 26 miles an hour, still some left oversurf sore high surf advisory in ticket for another hour, hour and a half. they'll probably reissue this tomorrow morning but the point here is that

live in middletown jonathan hall 7 news. >> anchor: to the latest on the new jersey commuter crash. the ntsb hoping to learn clues about the train's black before the train barreled into the terminal. john cocoa live for us in hoboken new jersey tonight with the latest on the developments. >> reporter: they're also looking at cameras on the outside of the train. investigators here are hoping they'll provide clues as to what may have happened. investigators are searching for answers into why new jersey transit train 1614 never slowed hoboken terminal. the crash killed one woman waiting on the platform and injured more than 100 others. some clues could be found in the event recorders. it will take time to recover the second one. >> right now it's an unsafe situation. there is a canopy resting on top of the train. we'll be able to look more closely at this train. >> reporter: the to the crash. >> we are looking into every aspect of it. we like to say we look at the man, the machine, and the environment. >> reporter: commuters who witnessed the crash describe the chaotic scene. >> it wen

. >>> jonathan hall continues our team coverage of this breaking story. court documents are shedding new light on carman's past. john. >> well, adam, homicide detectives looked into this case for months and they concluded this young man nathan carman murdered his grandfather. they concluded tha went ahead with the case because a prosecutor declined to go ahead with it and the then 20-year-old was not arrested. >> 87-year-old john chakolos lived a long humble life and left a $4 million estate in 2013. he been shot three times. linda carman, the woman who is believed to be lost at sea, was >> how did she take it. >> awful. it was horrendous. they just lost their mom a month before and to have that happen was devastating to the entire family. >> reporter: this 2014 document obtained by 7news reveals when connecticut police believe chakalos's grandson, nathan, murdered him, it says he was the last person so see him alive. discarded a gps right after the killing and the document says he owned a police seized from his upscale apartment house in middletown, conn

there we'll find our shot and here is jonathan hall talking about the terror take down in new jersey prompting security concerns here in new england. jon? >>> ad am, how are you doing in the governor said it might sound corny he's days but see something, say something is still very, very important. we've got to help the police in this mission. state police say they are supplying troopers to help transit police at high profile sp law enforcement stepping up security in massachusetts after makeshift bombs are placed in and around new york city. 7 news asked governor baker for reaction on the f.b.i.'s lightning quick arrest of ahmad khan rahami in new jersey. >>> i am glad that he has been found and brought in and the message from the beginning has been that this does not have any direct connection to anything going on here in new england. >> reporter: in fact, massachusetts state police have checked databases and social come up empty. they say "no nexus between rahami and the state of massachusetts has been found but officers are staying vin lent. on the mbta riders will see an increas

. >> ryan: it adds up to packed around overflowing sidewalks, jonathan hall has more. >> r but this keeps the city of boston young decade after decade. there are about a quart irof a million people who are college students in the boston area. the big deal for the city. a chaotic scene in boston neighborhoods with hordes of college students moving from all all over the world. apartment not fully vacant. >> we found random stuff in gift end up in the trash if you can. they're filling up about 20 minutes. >> if you are lifing like this when you are 35 that is an issue but they're moving, people get free furniture. it looks gross but it's not the worth thing in the world. >> reporter: santa made an appear riding a mattress as part of a promotion, a police sergeant had some words. >> he said it wasn't the brightest santa, he probably shouldn't be riding he is correct. >> reporter: landlords are supposed to make sure their units are up to code. inspectors are checking them. >> our message is going to be clear. we're here to help. >> reporter: three years ago a b.u. seniors with killed. her pare

jonathan hall, 7 news. >> adam: based on his reaction the coach is going to give jonathan hall free tickets to the game. >> kim: that would be a good deal but i doubt it. >> adam: pot delivered to your door. cheryl fiandaca investigates cheryl fiandaca investigates this secret service poppingmy ps keep going up. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >> adam: it is a special delivery and a secret one, too, people dropping off drugs in and around boston, specifically they're delivering legal medical marijuana. >> kim: even though it is legal in massachusetts, under ground delivery services are popping up. our investigative reporter cheryl fiandaca takes us along for the ride with the can bus courier. >> it's a private -- >> reporter: he is combat ve

jonathan hall live for us in taunton where that person face ad judge today. jonathan, what can you tell us? >> well jadiann, this guy never had a bomb, never had a gun. but he insisted he had both police and had xbox controller he waived around and could have been mistaken for a gun. again, according to at police. >>> the man who caused a major disruption at rehoboth convenience store yesterday is headed to a state hospital for a mental health evaluation. a doctor spoke to defendant 38-year-old bing men kimball and quotes him as saying he had thoughts of harming himself over years and mental health treatment since his teen years. after listening to the ct the judge made a decision without my objection to have him be evaluated longer at bridgewater state hospital. kimball faces ten charges including four felonies police tactical units took him down using nonlethal force following 5-hour stand off after buying a lighter and borrow a phone route 44 cumberland farms he dialed 911 and hung up the manager phone and kimball told her i have a gun i will shoot you in t

jonathan hall spoke to her attorney about all of the developments in this case. he is live there in connecticut tonight. jonathan? >>> well, ryan, so many twists and turns, aren't there? this is a very involved story involving an elderly man with a lot of money who was murdered and his daughter who lived right there in that house who is lost as sea. in both cases the last person to the subject of a multi-state police investigation. armed with a search warrant and red evidence tape police went through linda carmen's connecticut home thursday night. she is believed dead after an ill-fated fishing trip with her 22-year-old son nathan. nathan carmen told the coast guard he lost sight of his mom after his boat began to sink and he made his way into a life raft with the food and water. a chinese ship rescued him after a week. >>> healthy cow was myct machine's former lawyer said she loved her son, nathan and spoke off the an about his struggles with asperinger's, a mild form of ative. he was named a suspect in his grandfather's 2013 murder but no charges were ever filed

live in taunton jonathan hall, 7 news. new york police officer. a that detective was released from hospital today after he was cut in face by a man with an 11 inch machete officers say they shot at the suspect 18 times after he started attacking the officers. it happened during middle of rush hour near busy penn station. you saw an officer hit by cha ma chet two other officers have nonlife threaten injuries this video from right before att around in a car. police say he was trying to remove a boot from a car that he was living in. the but suspect says at police tried to use taser on him but it had little effect. he is in critical condition now. police say he's arrest more than dozen times in past few years for more minor crimes. now three news organizations are suing f.b.i. want to find out who the f.b.i. paid and how much agents spent to a hack into a locked iphone that was part investigation into san bernardino shooter asks for details good f.b.i.s contract unidentified vendor they used to unlock that phone. since attack the f.b.i. has been look

jonathan hall, 7 news. >> ryan: chilling collision in lawrence. a motorcyclessist killed when he hits two people crossing a state highway. the two people are in critical condition. >> jadiann: steve coop ser live for news north and with tell us? >> reporter: this is right on the north andover lawrence line this. is a busy intersection, busy stretch of 114 closed for hours while police tried to piece all this together. an accident that leaves one person dead, two people in the hospital and a driver who took off. >> shocked. i had never seen anything like that before. >> reporter: terrifying moments for those who rushed to help ray long 114 in lawrence at the north andover town line. police say struck a man and a woman in their 30s while they were in the crosswalk around midnight. the operator of the motorcycle ended up in the road as well. which is when police say he was run over by a car that never stopped. >> he, you would assume they know they struck someone. we are not sure. we, you know, unfortunately they didn't stop. >> reporter: the 64-year

jonathan hall live in stoughton where pe happening and by the age of these people. >>> that's right. they believe the teen-ager targeted the teen-ager shot and anxious to get him under arrest. >>> a brazen shooting the a cvs. a manhunt for marcus pierre louis. police say he is armed and dangerous. >>> he put out a statewide broadcast to other law enforcement agencies to help us locate him and bring him into >>> witnesses say they walked into this vvcvs store got into an argue the and then gunfire. he allegedly shot an 18-year-old customer in his shoulder. he is going to be okay. >>> everything is concerned about it. the kids are concerned, it causes anxiety. >>> you think you go to cvs around do some shopping "and not be atid to get shot while you are there. >>> we saw police out in force the boys are already under arrest who are 15 and 16 in stoughton high. >>> are you surprised they got arrested? >>> yes, actually, i am. >>> you didn't think they would get this it kind of trouble? >>> i wouldn't. >> reporter: police have been reviewing surveillance footage take friend the cvs. live

jonathan hall live inorser it with the story. >> anchor: kim, this 16-year-old says he sting of racism in his life. so he took a stand by getting on his knees during that national anthem. he took to twitter and he says he is get a whole lot of reaction both in person and on-line. >>> some are calling me a hero. >> anchor: a junior final player at dougherty memorial high school in worcester has become a lightning rod after he took a knee before a game friday night against leominster. his twitter feed blew up, especially after he sent out a message saying his coach he took a stand. >>> my coach called me and told me i would be suspended for a game and he is the one that told me to tweet that. >>> it was definite. >>> yeah. >> anchor: the superintendant of school says the coach didn't suspend him. she said he merely suggested that might happen. in any case, he faces no school discipline as somebody might for wearing an offensive slogan on a t-shirt. >>> this was a peaceful demonstration on his part. there was no, and this is key, disare you of public school assembly. there lies. >> report

it's extremely dangerous. >> that was jonathan hall reporting. a robber on the run in revere. police are asking for your help identifying this man caught on camera waiving what appears to be a knife at the clerk and the customer. and that's at the 7 day convenience store in revere. if you recognize him you're asked to police call police. a man spending ten years behind bars after pleading guilty in infant daughter. ryan barry pled guilty to manslawsuiter after his five month daughter died of an opioid overdose. they poisoned their child by feeding her baby formula that was laced with opioid. a gas like is to blame for an explosion, a home in franklin that killed and elderly couple. investigators say something ignited the gas that had been liking into the home. fire officials do not believe it was intentional. another box truck ended up getting stuck under the e street bridge. you can see the truck couldn't make it under bridge. the passenger tried to guide the driver away from the area. this bridge as you know has been a problem spot for years. ripping the top off trucks, caus

live in brentwood new hampshire, jonathan hall, 7news. >>> 7news how turning to your forecast. and we're watching some scattered showers popping up around the area after a warm and muggy start to the day. jeremy reiner joins us with the latest. >> a thunderstorm across the city of boston. there's a little lightning fast moving through notice the warm colors on the screen here working through the metro. a quick shot of brief heavy rain and then it does back off. elsewhere across southern new england we are noticing a scattering of showers and downpours. and again, i think that will be the primary concern is to have the scattered showers and downpours roll across southern new england up until about 7:30, 8:00 this evening. there may be a couple of thunderstorms and even some stronger thunderstorms. but at this time i'm not anticipating any severe weather. it's all tied to a co which is right now moving across new hampshire as well as vernlt, and this cold front means business. it is the leading edge of cooler, more comfortable air and this will quickly sweep into southern new eng

jonathan hall, 7news. >> a troubling discovery at the brain tree police department. drug cases are being thrown out after an audit of the evidence room. an investigation into some missing evidence revealing problems and then some. bush rorn barnett has the latest. >> right now we're waiting for the braintree mayor and police chief which comes out. reporters here at braintree town hall and wifts explain a stunning turn of events. a -- our sources say it was learned that begins, money and drugs were -- turned up missing from the braintree police evidence room. an alarming turn of events started when the braintree police officer was charged with stealing evidence. sources say at least' eight guns and thousands of dollars in drugs were missing from the evidence room and sources also the deceased officer's home. the norfolk district attorney has asked the case to fill out six drug cases here in braintree and many more cases are expected, as well. >> again, we're waiting for the mayor and the police chief here in braintree, expected to be out here in just a few minutes to

let's get to jonathan hall to tell us more about what happened and the response. >> reporter: newton police are investigating this incident. but the students will face some sort of school discipline which the superintendent will not discuss. >> a student posted this quick video to facebook, shows a red car with a person in the passenger seat displaying a large confederate flag out the window. >> we had an announcement near the end of school. i was more or less completely mored that especially since we have a the verse, very diverse community here. i'm very surprised tha action. >> the car was circling the driveway on tuesday. >> it was four students in a car. those students after a quick investigation were identified. >> the video just 3 or 4 seconds long has gone viral. people wonder what's going on at newton north. >> we're an upstanding community, when incidences like this disprove it. i'm ashamed. >> anchor: parents got a letter from the principal assuring them the deeply taken seriously. the superintendent says the kids in the car might have a right to freedom of speech, but the

jonathan hall, 7news. >>> and now to another story you'll see on just one station. a prom nabt northshore plastic surgeon arrested. he's accused of possessing cocaine. 7's victoria warren has the story from lynn. >>> he is a internationally recognized plastic surgeon but police say dr. sheldon sevenor was in possession of crask cocaine in lynn sunday. >> he's a very powerful person in this town. i'm pretty shocked. had no idea. >> reporter: according to the police report, a lynn detective, who was watching a suspected drug dealer, says he and another officer believed they witnessed dr. sevnenor buying crack. the detective goes on to say plastic surgeon's car, he made a throwing motion towards the ground and we both observed several twists of suspected narcotics fall out of sevenor's hand, dr. sevenor has a private practice at northshore medical building union hospital in lynn. union hospital is also where he performed surgery. dr. sevenor has been on the nfc medical staff for 39 years and the hospital released this statement... the doctor's southern released this st

jonathan hall has the story. >> reporter: once handcuffed, now free. 55-year old david no longer faces criminal charges for driving his friend away from a newton nursing home in may. he spoke to us from florida. >> i am so tied up in knots, i have not released that knot yet. >> reporter: you don't feel relief yet. >> god, no. >> he met beth in 1979, said they were in a relationship for 17 years, now considers beth his best friend. he was living at the nursing to visit her and make sure she was getting good care mature he says she asked him to help her leave the facility. >> i was a friend there for her. >> may 17, he drove away from her leaving her wheelchair in the driveway of the nursing home. they kept driving all the way to florida. back in massachusetts, police were searching for her thinking she may have been kidnapped. might be in a dangerous situation without her medication. >> find out that all this crazy. >> anniversary two days on the run he returned to boston. brining her to mass gem to be checked out, only 7 news cameras there. he did nothing to me. i asked him, please, pl

jonathan hall is in mansfield. he joins us live on the phone with breaking details. >> reporter: sad scene here, mansfield commuter rail station remains closed at this hour. transit police say a northbound train struck and killed an unidentified guy who had jumped on the tracks in front of a speeding train just about 12:30. trains are authorized to go 125 miles an hour but they were' crawling southbound when the track was reopened just after 3:00 pm. by the way the northbound track remains closed at this hour as investigators continue to work the scene. the state medical examiner has been here. we saw the vehicle leave with the body of the victim. we spoke to a young woman who was stuck in a southbound train as police investigated. the inconvenience bothered sadness of a life lost. northbound trains are not getting through from new york and providence. but police assure us the patriots train will be running down to foxboro tonight. they're going to get that northbound train on to the southbound side to get it up to

jonathan hall live in bourne with details. >> reporter: charged with driving to eng dain and also -- endanger and also malicious destruction of property. it is a mystery what got into the guy. he emsod lick a normal guy but at took a around arndt then spedov a cliff and into the cape cod canal. a bourne man has only minor injuries after driving his car after a steep overlook into the cape cod canal. >> as of right now the investigation leads us to believe that it was intentional. as of right now we're not going to give out more information. >> reporter: two men small the call ford focus barreling 60-65 miles an from the wreck and call to him. >> are you all right. >> reporter: the driver in his 50s is being treated at a rhode island hospital for minor injuries and will be charged. crews fished his ford out of the canal. >> hard to believe the guy suffered minor injuries when you realize the focus went down 30-40 feet and into the canal. >> the transformer sparked, flames started here. vehicle went nose dive in about emerged sand swam to the edge. >> reporter: the man drove up behind

live in newsroom jonathan hall, 7 news. night team following breaking news ton we're seeing a chilling video of what appears to show a mother overdosed and toelgs passed out her child crying at her side and tugging at her arm. really heart breaking to see there. brandon gunnoe live in lawrence to tell us more about what happened there. brandon. and all too familiar scene for authorities. >>> in the video you can see a little girl trying to wake her mom up from what appears to heroin overdose and family dollar store. you can see the toddler standing over top of her mother crying she vemth picks up her mother's head and starts to gently slap her mother was clearly not moving while witnesses called 911. according to a youtube post this happened a family dollar store on lawrence on sunday you could then see paramedic arrive post said mother survived after receiving two doses of narcan, a drug that reverses heroin overdoses. >> now nim time there's situation like this applies do contact the department of children and families. w

jonathan hall is live for us in allston. what are you seeing? memory, right. well an estimated quarter of a million students both college students and grad students attend classes in boston. so this move in day is real' big deal both for the student and for the city. on allton christmas santa rides a mattress towed by a box truck as part of a promotion. >> he said it wasn't the bright santa around. to be honest he >> reporter: it's part of the careos that is move in day. stuff piled high. rental trucks clogging the streets. >> our temper is short -- >> everybody is rolling with the punches. you know, it's laugh at it. >> reporter: officials from the city of boston are meeting with students and checking out the apartments they'll call home. they say insuring safe housing is a priority. >> the mayor wants us to be very proactive. we want the student experience to be a positive one. city and their educational process. it's our responsibility to fast iltate the environment they live in a so good safe one. >> reporter: right up the root from the site of one of toda

live in government center, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: the terror arrest is the big talking point on the campaign trail today. both presidential canned case highlighting homeland security. donald trump and hillary clinton both trying to convince the public that they are ready to lead and they can havan dell these threats facing our country. 7's jadiann thompson with more. >> anchor: the bombs in new focus in the residential race. >>> i am the only candidate in this race that's been part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield. >> anchor: while hillary clinton tout touted her experience which includes the take down of osama bin laden, donald trump declared clinton is part of the problem. on facebook he wrote "hillary clinton's weakness while she was secretary of state has embolden terror its all over the world to attack the u.s., even on our own soil. he told fox it's time for the of terror suspects. >>> look what's going on. do we really have a choice? we're trying to be so politically correct in our country and this is only going to get worse. >> anchor: whil

jonathan hall is live in boston with more on how list here are stepping up security. >>> well, ryan, as you might expect security is being stepped up by some agencies but there have been so many terror attacks since 9/11 we can basically assume that police are always very, very vigilant each have spoken to the head of the mbta transit police. he was actually embedded with the f.b.i. for over ten years as part of the joint terror task force. surprised that the f.b.i. made a quick arrest. law enforcement stepping up security in massachusetts after makeshift bombs are placed in and around new york city. 7 news asked governor baker for reaction on the f.b.i.'s lightning quick arrest of ahmad khan rahami in new jersey. >>> i'm glad he has been found and brought in and the message from the beginning has been that this does not have any direct connection to anything going on here in new england. >> reporter: in fact, massacse media and investigators have come up empty. they say "no nexus between rahami and state of massachusetts has been found." but officers are staying vigilant. on the mbt

live in boston, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: jon, thank you. bruins star brad marchand extending his stay in boston. the forward agreeing to a deal that will keep him here for the next 8 years. >> anchor: let's go to 7's excited fans. >> reporter: with every goalie scored for team canada that world cup of hockey you can hear the cash register ringing for brad marchand but instead of breaking the bang on an extension the free eight to be gave the bruins a break on a deal that will keep him in black and goal for the long haul. marchand agreeing to an 8 year, 49 million extension that's an average annual value of 6.125 million. big-time bargain for the 28-year-old winger who likely would have topped that figure on the open market if his 36 goal outburst from the last year. >>> boston has been, it's become my second homement i love it there. i am very excited about what's ahead for our team. i believe in our team. it's a place that i am very excited about being for the next number of years and potentially my whole career. >> reporter: red sox enjoy

jonathan hall has the latest from foxboro. >> reporter: espn is reporting jimmy garoppolo could play thursday night despite straining his shoulder on sunday. >> coach, how concerned are you about the quarterback position and is it possible jimmy could be ready in time to play as it has been reported? >> we haven't practiced. we'll see how it goes and file the injury report after practice based ons how it goes today. >> reporter: the coach sparred with the print report hoar pressed him on how he balances jimmy g.'s health concerns with the bests interest of the teams. he seeps to contradict himself. >> players' personal situation always comes first. that is always comes first that is not a football decision. >> reporter: you have to get some certainty in what decision. >> i'm a football coach, i'm not a dr. the mad cal staff is the medical staff. i coach the team. medical people handle the injuries, they don't call plays. i don't do surgery. we have a great deal there. works out good. >> reporter: at this point the backup to the backup brissette is expected to start the game but it's

. >> nancy: jonathan hall >> reporter: the 38-year-old man who had the attention of dozens of police officers yesterday spent the night in the hospital, being treated for some pretty serious dog bites from a k-9 unit. now he faces some charges, as you mentioned. and he feels well enough to face justice. 38-year-old benjamin kimball of north attleborough in court. but not yet arraigned. >> yes. i would ask if we could do an initial screening for a available. >> reporter: his lawyer is concerned about his mental state following a five-hour standoff with police in rehoboth yesterday. his girlfriend spoke to 7 news as she tried to figure out what set kimball off. >> most likely, he did this as to make people aware that the mental health system and the medical system is screwed up. >> reporter: kimball allegedly threatened to blow up this cumberland farms on route 44. police say lighter, asked to borrow the store telephone, dialed 911, then hung up. investigators say he threatened police and tried to ram a swat vehicle with his girlfriend's silver saturn s.u.v. after firing two stun grena

live at the stoughton police headquarters, jonathan hall, 7 news. officer is recovering after a tank dangerous drive. the officer was directing traffic in a construction area last night when he was hit by a car. taken to the hospital and treated for minutor injuries. the man behind the wheel of the car was in court today. authorities say that he was driving drunk when he hit the traffic officer. >> anchor: still to come a thief messes with the wrong woman at a florida gas station. >> anchor: now she is talking about putting herself in danger to keep him from getting away with her purse. >> anchor: an explosive situat the hospital. >> anchor: also ahead a georgia woman taking mat nears her own hands when two armed intruders burst into her home. >> anchor: then in just one hour, a car crashes into a new hampshire home as investigators try to figure out what caused the accident. we are hearing from the man who was inside at the time. >> anchor: and we're continuing to follow this breaking news on jacoby brissett. reports that she injured his thumb duri

live in lexington, jonathan hall 7 news. >> anchor: this just in, the u.s. consumer products safety commission is urging all samsung galaxy note 7 owners to turn them off and stop charging them. last week samsung recalled all of the smart phones after reports of some exploding and catching fire while charging. the faa is warning fliers not to all while on board a plane. >> anchor: waving wall street today. stocks taking a huge hit. in fact the biggest one day drop since june, the dow plummeting nearly 400 points to close the day at 18085. the nasdaq also down significantly nearly 134 points 20 close at 5125. fears over highest interest rates are likely behind the drop say the experts. >> anchor: patriots are off the team headed to arizona today and count down to kick off is on. this year new england will start the season as under brady and several other stars questionable, other players will look to step up. 7 news with team coverage now we begin with trey daerr and we may not just be missing brady. >>> that's right. for the first time since september 152008

jonathan hall has more. the man who caused a major disruption at a rehoboth convenience store headed to a state hospital for a mental health evaluation. a doctor spoke to the defendant, 38-year-old benjamin kimball and quotes kimball as saying he has had thoughts of harming himself over the years and had mental health treatment since his teen years. >> after listening to the evaluation. the judge made a decision without my objection to have him be evaluated longer at bridgewater state hospital. >> reporter: kimball faces ten charges, including four felonies after police tactical units took him down, using non-lethal force following a five-hour standoff. police say after buying a lighter and borrowing a phone at a route 44 cumberland farms, he dialed 911 and hung up. in this police report, the manager of the cumberland farms writes she went tt told her "i have a gun. i will shoot you in the head." kimball swore at an officer responding to the call, saying "get the expletive out of here. i will blow this place

there's no help for people that are mentally ill. >>> jonathan hall, 7 news today in new england. >>> a disturbing crime putting convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage inne teener in saugusg this attack on snap chat. we have more on his sentencing. >> this was a targeted, vicious sexual assault. >> reporter: prosecutors looking for up to 7 years behind bars for both 21-year-old rashad and 21-year-old kaitlyn bonilla. they were found assaulting of a 16-year-old in this couch behind a saugus >>> they had so badly misused, violated and disrespected is really deeply troubling. >> reporter: the case became known as a snap chat rape trail. after another teen posted details of the assault on the social media site. it was a friend of the victim who saw the disturbing images, and screen shot it as evidence. >> i do believe that a state prison sentence is appropriate. but prior to sentencing, defense attorneys told the judge his clients were sorry. >> he did not feel comfortable making these representations himself. he in his words thought he would screw it up. >> reporter: each received 4-

. >> anchor: jonathan hall went down. >> reporter: it ended in a flash. there was a lot of hurry up and wait. police negotiators tried to talk this guy into giving himself up. the officer who made the take down was a police dog. a 5 hour stand off over. police take benjamin kimble into custody after using nonlethal anything. they did their job and did it well. >> reporter: sky 7 hd over head fires a grenade as a distraction. kimble made a run for it holding an x box controller which looked like a gun from a distance. >> he was hit with a bean bag shot gun which is a less lethal shot gun and taken down by swat members with the lighter 6:30 this morning. then asked to make a call. he took the store's cordless phone dialed 911 and hung up. saw kimble heading towards a saturn suv. >> i told the officer to back off. i stated he had a gun and a bomb was going to blow the place up. >> reporter: attempted to set fire to the gasoline pump. third ballistic proof vehicle towards the suspect's vehicle. he jumped into the driver's seat threw the car in reverse and ram

jonathan hall has more details. police in massachusetts vigilant and impressed by the arrest of ahmedkahn rame. >> reporter: i was imbedded to the fbi for 10 years. no i'm >> reporter: there's increased security on boston mass transit visible and invisible steps. >> reporter: we take a multi-layer approach. some of those layers are visible to riding public. ie more police. we'll have an increased edu presence out there with canines. >> reporter: a reassuring message from the t. not every rider is assured. >> i'm afraid to ride this thing >> sometimes i feel like unsafe. but i know that there -- like the people at the t are trying to make it better. >> reporter: governor baker says he's glad rahame is in custody. the governor's message we must all help in the fight on terror. report anything suspicious. >> when you're talking about backpacks and trash cans and dumpsters and mail potential locations for this stuff the audience needs to be pretty much everybody. >> reporter: massachusetts state police say high profile

in for the latest on that part of the story, we go to jonathan hall. >> reporter: well, right now we are counting up the injured at this point. it looks like the number is right around a hundred. that is a moving number that will continue to transition throughout the afternoon. some are said to be in critical condition. the good news from one of the busiest hospitals is that none of the injuries is life-threatening. the jersey city medical cen is caring for at least 50 people right now. some of them in critical condition. there are trauma surgeons and critical care nurses treating the most seriously injured. >> there are three serious patients with orthopedic injuries, internal injuries and lacerations that are being treated by trauma surgeons as we speak. in addition, there are a handful of other patients currently being evaluated for injuries. in the emergency room. approximately, 40 patients are walk-in types of injuries. they are being evaluated as well. report t hospital's c.e.o. says while it has dozens to care for, the staffer is ready and able to help. >> all hands are on dec

get more from 7's jonathan hall. >> reporter: driving ca after a steep scenic over look and into the cape cod canal. >> the investigation leads us to believe it was intentional. >> reporter: 2 men saw the small 2006 ford focus barreling 60 to 65 miles an hour off a cape cod canal observation area. they saw the man swim from the wreck and called to him. >> are you all right. >> reporter: and will be canal. hard to believe this guy suffered minor injuries. the focus went down 30 to 40 feet through power lines into the bike path and canal. >> flames started here. his vehicle went nose diving. 15 top 20 seconds later he emerged from the water. >> reporter: they walked up 150 yard path which is clearly marked no vecl this point. he got out commented on the view paced back and forth and adjusted his mirrors. once the engine started roaring we knew something was going to happen. >> reporter: police are investigating whether this was a crazy stunt or a suicide attempt. >> we're fortunate he survived not a busy saturday or sunday. >> reporter: minor injuries here and considering the fact that

in east boston jonathan hall 7 news. ; families and patients feeling new hope after governor charlie baker announces major changes to the prison system. his plan would separate patients at east bridge water hospital from inmates who are there. the inmates mental illness will be transferred to the facility. >> department of correction officers are not properly trained. um, there's -- there's too much violence at bridge water state hospital. it's not a hospital. it's a prison. >> anchor: the governor also calls for enhanced medical services for patients at bridge water state hospital and hopes march. >> anchor: chipotle released a settlement months after people got sick from their food. among them 13 of the people plus people who got norovirus in boston's cleveland circle last december. >> chipotle was extremely respectful and reasonable about the process. they did not um, challenge, um, people's a federal criminal probe into food safety measures. >>> coming up next here on 7 news at 7 a touching tribute for one veteran as he celebrates his 95th birthday. >> reporter: and back to summe

in quinsy jonathan hall 7 news. >> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: closing the books on summer 2016. fall will start warm. temps tomorrow in the low and middle 80s. friday is a warm day. showers possible friday evening lead to cooler weather this weekend. this is linda a few moments ago. beautiful shot of the city. 3 nights we've had these beautiful sun sets. thank you linda for sharing that tweet. jet stream looks like that tomorrow and friday and then it will rearrange itself so that it will usher in cooler air to the northeast. we should be in the lower 70s. we weren't there today. still 80 right now in boston. tomorrow mid 80s. friday low saturday and sunday behind the cool front temperatures below normal. certainly a touch of fall. fitchburg 70. bedford 68. dew points run nothing the 50s. they were in the 60s last night. overnight tonight mostly clear comfortable with lows between 62 and 64. i always circle you out because i think you'll be the cool spot like you always are norwood. i love you. i'm your brother. fall arriving at 10:21 in the mor

we're live in brentwood, new hampshire, i'm jonathan hall, 7news. >>> and breaking news now from methuen. authorities releasing new information about a murder suspect. here is a look at the tattoos that are on amelio delarosa. one is a big cross on his neck and upper back. the other the name wanda that is right there on his arm, and that's the name of his exgirlfriend, delarosa is police say their 4-year-old son witnessed the crime delarosa is still on the run. >>> we are following breaking news out of bridgewater where a junk yard fire continues to burn. sky 7 hd over chick rabbled's auto junkyard on old plymouth street. several trucks on the scene working to knock down those flames. no word yet on what started the fire. >> also breaking, hundreds of criminal cases from the city of braintree are now in jeopardy. they could be thrown out because of police department's evidence room. >> this scandal is really rocking the law enforcement community. let's get out to byron barnett live in quincy with how all this started. byron. >> yeah, well, the mayor just a few minutes ago released this 5

jonathan hall has the story. >> reporter: once handcuffed, now free. 55-year old david no longer faces criminal charges for driving his friend away from a newton nursing home in may. he spoke to us from florida. >> i am so tied up in knots, i have not released that knot yet. >> reporter: you don't feel relief yet. >> god, no. >> he met beth in 1979, said they were in a relationship for 17 years, now considers beth his best friend. he was living at the nursing

jonathan hall continues our coverage. >> 87-year-old john shackle has lived a long and prosperous life. those home was humble but reports say he left a $40 million at the time of his murder in 2013. he had been shot three linda carmen, the woman believes lost at sea was one of his daughters. >> how did she take that whole thing?. awful, it was horrendous. i lost about a month before and to have that happen is devastating to the entire family. >> is 2014 document obtained by 7 news reveals winter connecticut police believe that the grandson the now 22-year-old nathan carmen who had been lost at sea murdered to see him alive. he discarded a computer hard drive and gps device right after the killing. in the documents as he owned a remington shotgun which police seized from his upscale apartment house in middletown connecticut. there were no witnesses. the case was circumstantial. a prosecutor decided to hold off. but the police captain told me quote ?we prepared a warrant and it was not returned. >> the past is the past. i wish the press would leave it alone. because he grandfather or mot

jonathan hall, 7 news. and we are learning more about that man and what might have sparked the stand off. seven's byron barnet spoke to his girlfriend. byron is live in rehoboth with went view you will see on just one station. >>> yeah, benjamin lives with his girlfriend and her two young daughters. matter of fact the girlfriend driving. she says that kimball has severe mental health problems and she believes he was trying to make a statement about the mental health system. >>> can you think of any reason why this happened? was he having any kind of problems or anything >> yes, of course he was do you think people just do this for nothing? >> melissa says she tried not to which was the dramatic video of her boyfriend benjamin kimball. she thinks she knows what he was trying to do >> most likely he did this as to make people awa mental health system and the medical system is screwed up there are no help for people mentally ill. do you think he was trying to make statement about this >> i think he was. kimbal

jonathan hall has more. >> reporter: good evening. certainly a scary incident but luckily nobody was hurt during this altercation. expect for the suspect himself. witnesses say he was bleeding apparently after falling on a broken beer bottle earlier in the day. a little boy threatened with this 9 inch kitchen knife outside his brother's elementary school according to police. future. we shouldn't have to worry about them in school. >> reporter: boston police credit their officers who subdued the 36-year-old suspect while making sure the kids didn't get too scared. >> amazing. good because there is a bunch of crazy stuff that happens around here. it's not the best area so it's good to know that the police got a hold of him. >> reporter: not only was this guy armed he was very drunk and threatening parents and young kids the man allegedly waved a big knife at a 4-year-old boy as his frightened parents watched then approached the adults. in court documents a police report reveals the witnesses claimed guy yelled "i remember you. i'm going

jonathan hall gives us a closer look. >> reporter: on austin christmas santa rides a mattress on a box truck as part of a promotion. >> he said i wasn't the brightest santa around. you shouldn't be riding mattresses around the city. >> reporter: it's part of the rental trucks clogging the streets. are tempers short out here? >> everybody is rolling with the punches. you got to laugh at it. >> reporter: officials from the city of boston are meeting with students and checking out the apartments they call home. >> the mayor wants us to be pro active. we want them to enjoy our city. we want them to enjoy the educational process. it's our responsibility to fata safe one. >> reporter: in 2014 a bu student was killed on lynwood street. the family filed suit claiming the building was over crowded the smoke detectors did not work right. city officials say kids moving in today and parents should take a look around. >> to make sure you have working smoke detectors and carbon thing. >> reporter: over the past 10 years 3 fatalities and 30 injuries involving students in this area. it underscores the

jonathan hall joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: the shots rang out here at the c.v.s.over an hour and a half ago on route 138 in stouton. we'll zoom in live. the police are still in there. they have a been going in gathering evidence. reports say one teenager was shot. the store is closed. the police and state police search for more suspects. we understand a canine unit has been involved. it appears an argument involving three teens led to the violence, we spoke to a woman who was' shopping inside and heard commotion. >> i was down over by the cereal aisle and i heard a couple of guys come in and argue. anything of it. and then i heard a couple of pops. one of the guys was holding their shoulder. seemed okay. he was conscious. >> reporter: she says the victim did seem to be all right. he made his way over to the minute clinic which is inside the c.v.s.to get initial treatment. then the e.m.t.'s took over. the c.v.s.is closed however the dry through pharmacy is >> kim: also breaking, millions of yahoo! accounts hit by hackers. as many as 500 million accounts are affected. the

blow the place up jonathan hall is live in rehoboth with more on this dramatic arrest. jonathan. >>> jadiann, motive here is unclear, but police say this guy was talking to negotiators during the 5-hour stand off about need for mental healthcare. at this point the cumberland farms is back open. but for much the day it was closed. police say the suspect in case could have easily been shot and killed by officers. but, policus >>> 38-year-old benjamin kimball taken down by heavily armed police after long stand off a this scenes store in route 44. sky 7hd overhead as an officer fires a stun grenade kimball makes a run for holding a video game controller which looked like a gun from a distance. >> he was hit with a bean bag shotgun. which was less lethal shot guppy. he was taken down by other s.w.a.t. members with the police say kimball drove to this cumberland farms bought a bic lighter about 6:30 this more than he took story cordless phone dialed 911 and hung up police responded to cumberland farms and saw a kimball heading towards his saturn suv. i told the officer to back