kelly o'hara, 7 news today in new england. protests continue in several u.s. cities in the wake of donald trump's presidential victory in minneapolis two. after demonstrators threw rocks at them do you remember a march. the officers injuries are not serious but several people were arrested. in the meantime president-elect trump getting down to business on his transition to the white house. he also says he is changing his tune on social media. trump reportedly calling social media tremendous. however, he also says once he is in the white house he will significantly cut down on his use. john cuoco has more on the latest protests in the trump transition. protestors once again hitting the streets in new york thousands march to trump tower in midtown for the fourth straight day. they say they are trying to send a message to president-elect donald trump. >>> we're coming out together to say that america has a stronger voice against the racism, sexism, islam phobia, the anti-immigrant mentality that donald trump's campaign lifted itself on. wednesday morning thousand

kelly o'hara is in dorchester family is looking for another place to live. the home is a complete shell of what it was. you could see crews are inside boarding up the windows and the family tells us that they are completely devastated. >> smoke pours out of this home. the house on harlem street is where jenna raises have been raised in. investigators tell us a space heater firefighters say the houses complete loss. >> right now it's about. >> firefighters said they got a flurry of 9-1-1 calls this afternoon. flames quickly spread from the first, to the second and then the third. it turned into a form of alarm blaze. they are left to find somewhere else to call home. >>reporter: out here live in dorchester, you can see there is very little left in this dorchester home. it is completely shelled out. the american red cross is the family tells me off-camera that they are okay because they have other family members to dorchester night, kelly o'hara, channel 7 news. >>nicole: of cargo subs and flames in grafton. you can see the thick plume of smoke as firefighters

kelly o'hara in manchester with the story. >> i can tell you where my husband is at right now. he is in jail. high husband used the tv as a baby sitter. >> reporter: blames her husband for their problems and for what police discovered behind closed doors. inside their apartment monday deplorable conditions. conditions so bad it landed this dad behind bars. >> he located a 2-year-old naked no diaper no blanket in a bed covered in feases and urine. realized the 4-year-old was in similar conditions except he had a home made harness on them. >> reporter: neighbors say they had no clue. >> it's disgusting. >> it's >> reporter: she hopes she won't be charged. she tried to help. police say the bedrooms have been covered in feces and urine for sometime. >> he help accidents. >> reporter: what would you say to people in the public you should have known something? >> i would tell them at this point in time you know my kids mean everything to me and i love them. and i did try to do things to protect them from what was overpowered me. >> reporter: asked that father he's still behind bars.

kelli o'hara is live in quincy with the >> this thief making away with thousands of dollars from this mosque and it was all caught on camera. >> reporter: this is the man police say is responsible for robbing a quincy mosque, not once, but twice. >> the suspect in the case has taken donation box twice from islamic center as well as the audio equipment valued at approximately $3,000. >> reporter: investigators say what makes this burglar unique is that his getaway car is actually the blue scooter and he's caught on camera robbing the place of worship shortly after the latest break-in and police say this isn't the only place he's hit. the man on the bike suspected of stealing from other businesses in the area, as well, and tonight police have a warning. >>> lots of businesses if you notice the break, please call right away and look out for the scooter. >> so again officers saying look out for the man on the and behind bars. in quincy tonight, kelli o'hara, 7news. >>> last night the president-elect dishing the press for -- dissing the press for dinner with his family and there have been

. >> anchor: 7's kelly o'hara has details you will only see here. >> the defendant has been convicted of operating under the influence of liquor. approximately 9-- approximately 8 prior times. >> reporter: bloodied and bruised steven burns in g the everett father not only accused of driving drunk for a ninth time but also showing up to his 10-year-old's school while under the influence. >> they learned from the principal of that school that he was concerned that an intoxicated parent was about to drive a child home. the defendant became agitated. yelling and swerring at the officers. safe when his father acts this way. officers arrested the everett man. hours later he was out of jail. that's when burns's other son called 911 saying his dad was driving drunk again. >> the defendant was intoxicated. he had left the house in everett and was drunk and driving around on a yellow motorcycle. they were able to place the defendant under arrest. they nips in the defendant's pockets. >> reporter: the defendant was driving on a suspended license. in everett tonight kelly o'hara 7 news. >> anchor

kelly o'hara has the story. >> reporter: broken windows, rusted cars, leaky ceiling, and a window that needs to be held up by a can of raid. these are photos posted by medford police officers on facebook page. taking to social media to show to get something done about it. the state is investigating a discrimination complaint filed against the city of medford. looking into what they call quote an employment related matter. it's a police officer whose upset with what's happening inside here. we spoke with mayor stephanie burke before the discrimination complaint was filed. you see why they're upset? >> absolutely. i see why rome wasn't conquered in a night. spend time to do it right. >> reporter: we believe that it is important for the citizenry to be aware of the conditions under which we work. these conditions have not just happened over the past few months the conditions have been deteriorating over the last decade and longer. today we do not have a locker room for female officers. burke says she's try torg get as much done as possible. it's not going to go under the rug. >> reporter:

we've more from kelli o'hara. >> reporter: students aren't happy. the sign on the door says it all. many have pressed concerns that is why this display is now locked up. controversy on campus. students at salem state university not happy about this. an image depicting people dressed up as members of the k. k. k. >> personally it's a lot for >> the dialogue is happening amongst students of color who feel threatened by these images. >> reporter: the painting part of continue exhibit called the state of the union. it's an art show where locallorsists express their feelings and concerns over the recent presidential election. the debate so contentious the exhibit temporarily shut down. >> i think it's in the university's best interest to have it taken down. >> reporter: doctor lisa mcbride head of diversity on campus says it sparked a debate. >> i'm fact that we're challenging our opportunities to think thinkically. some art is in enact provocative. and so the key is how do we prepare any person to floor this -- enter into this room as an informed american. >> reporter: students say what

cellky joins us live from -- kelli o'hara joins us live with more. >> reporter: we learn in court this was the father's 9th dui and prosecutors say when he picked his son up from cool he threatened to kill the school principal >> convicted of operating under the influence of liquor approximately nine -- excuse me, eight prior times. >> reporter: bloodied and bruised steven burns in big trouble with the law. accused of driving drunk for a 9th time but for also showing up to his 10-year-old's school while under the influence. >> they learned from the principal of the school that he was concerned an intoxicated parent was about to drive a child home. the defendant began yelling and swearing at officers. he clearly smelled of alcohol and slurring his speech. >> reporter: according to the police report burn's son told officers "he doesn't feel safe when his father sometimes he gets like this when he drinks. officers arrested the man but hours later, he was out of jail and that is when burn's other son called 911 saying his dad was driving drunk again. >> defendant was intoxicated. he just l

that is where kelli o'hara joins us live with the sad details. that is horrible. gone, what a shame. >> reporter: absolutely. kim, you can see that one again. this pulls at the heart strings. this is all that is left. these were storage facilities packed with thousands of toys. but you can see there is nothing left here. >> this is it. this is looks at the charred remains of his storage facility once filled request donated toys and gifts. the came man heads a charity that benefits military bases on joint base of cape cod. cox's foundation gives gifts to hundreds of kids for christmas but now it's left with nothing. >> it's probably the biggest punch in the gut i've ever >> reporter: a possibleam electrical fire. when cox got the news he didn't believe it until he laid eye ons this himself. you can see from the video from last year's celebration how big after deal the party is for service members family. whatever it takes he will deliver a christmas miracle. >> come hell or hoy there will be toys in the gymnasium and a christmas party. if i have to work 24 hours a

kelli o'hara has details. afternoon sam fried desperately to safe his co-workers life as crews working on a new subdivision here, one of the men working in the trench had a tragic accident. as the 28-year-old was working on a water pipe, the saw he was' holding firefighters say, kicked back and cut his throat. >> i ripped off my jacket and my safety vest and i stuffed it into his threat. >> very serious, very grave injuries to the neck area. >>or didn't make it. he died from his injuries shortly afterwards at the hop. the man tried to do everything he could. >> we tried to do everything we could to stop the bleeding. it's a tragedy. it's just an unfortunate accident. >> reporter: owe shah is vecting. the fire chief says accidents like these are never easy especially around the holidays. kelli o'hara, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: to the latest on president-elect trump's he hosted massachusetts former governor mitt romney for a monumental meeting. you may recall the two men didn't see eye toye eye but

kelly o'hara has the latest. >>> blue lights and crime scene line the street early saturday evening after fire erupts just before 5:00. investigators say two men were shot. one of those men dying shortly after from his injuries. people who live and here say this area is no stage tore violence. and they are scared. >>> i came, my daughter can't play outside so much because the place outside is not so good. here, so we are concerned. >>> just as police were investigate building this shooting, an hour later cross town in mission hill another man was shot outside of the community center. the violence break building outside of a toddler's birthday party that. man was hurt, but not seriously, police say. people inside the party say the shooting had nothing to do with their celebration and didn't want to go on camera. nearly an hour after this shooting, a woman was stabbed on boylston street just outside of was stabbed in the stomach, but is expected to be okay. kelly o'hara, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: also on 7, protests against president-elect donald trump continuing saturday nigh

kelli o'hara is live for us with the story you will see only here. kelli. >> reporter: it was this man's 9th dui arrest. prosecutors say his 9th and he was arrested by police not once but today. in handcuffs with a bloodied and bruised face steven burns in front of a judge to hear charges he is facing. >> operati offense or greater,. >> reporter: the 52 are-year-old is accused of being drunk trying to pick up his 10-year-old sop from school. >> he learned from the principal he was concerned whether an intoxicated parent was about to drive a child home. the defendant became agitate and began yelling and swearing at the officers. he smelled of alcohol. >> reporter: according to feel safe when his father acts like this. officers arrested the man but hours later he was released. that's when burn's other son, a man in his 20s called 911 before midnight saying his dad was driving drunk again. >> he was intoxicated. he just left the house and was drunk and driving around on a yellow motorcycle. they were' able to place the defendant under arrest. they did lo

kelli o'hara is live in wyndham with more. >> kelli: governor pence is expected to speak to a crowded room in two hours. as they get out the rally vote, picnic tables here in a very crowded room, all calling for voters asking for their support come tuesday. ? and i'd gladly stand up ? donald trump crossing the country today trying to rally his base and expand his support. he kicked off his stops in iowa first thing this morning where polls show the republican nominee leading democrat hillary clinton. trump pledges to change what he believes is the corrupt washington criminal class, asking for the crowd's support with just two days until election day.>> is a simple question: will our country be governed by the people or will it be governed by the corrupt political class? we're going to find out very soon. i'm asking you to dream big because with your vote, can you believe this, in just two day, with two days away, we will get the change you have been waiting for for your entire life. criticized the democratic nominee. >> we get more people in our rallies than hillary gets with beyonc?

in medford this afternoon, kelli o'hara, 7news. >>> a man trapped in his car

. >> 7's kelli o'hara joins us live on the scene with the latest information at 6:00. kelli. >> crime scene investigators are still inside of this home. they've been here for hours. you can see crime scene tape surrounding this house, state police parked outside and the d.a. is calling this a tragedy. >> she was wailing and screaming andid >> reporter: when mary called 911 she did know what she was calling for help for but knew it was bad. >> i saw her hollering and i didn't know what was going on. and then when she started coming to the house, i came outside and she just grabbed my hand and started pulling me towards the house. >> reporter: the district attorney says brockton police got that 911 call around 1:00 this afternoon for a woman needing help. what they found inside this home, though, was a mother lying dead, stabbed multiple times and her son inside. we need to find out exactly about the mother season son relationship, for it to end this way, it's terrible, it's tragic. >> reporter: for mary though she said after she called for help she didn't walk through th

kelli o'hara has more. it's so sad. >> reporter: this is absolutely heart breaking. you can see this is what the fire destroyed right through here. from those shelves, all the way over to the last of your screen, this was filled with children of military members. now this fire started over the weeks we're told. everything as you can see destroyed. you can see how intense the flames were. multiple trailers let up. they think it's possibly caused by an electrical fire. the cape cod military support foundation has been here functioning for five years. they say in the time, they've helped thousands of children with not only toys for christmas and easter egg hunt but backpacks for school. happened here is simply devastating. >> it's probably the biggest punch in the gut i've ever taken. 41 somedays from today i got 800 kids across the street in the gym. we got nothing for them right now. >> reporter: you can see nothing here is left after the devastating fire over the week where thousands of toys went up in flames. now the foundation says if you are interested in helping

. >> let get right out to seven's kelli o'hara live on the scene with the breaking details. >> yeah, brockton police and the state police are investigating this murder. you can see right now there's crime scene tay around this property and police are still inside. we can tell you this is a heart-breaking situation. a brockton mother was stabbed to death inside her home earlier, her son in custody being just after lunchtime when a grandmother, that mother's mother, frantically started waving down neighbors, screaming for them to call 911. neighbors say she did not go inside that home because the way the son was acting. the d.a. says they are trying to figure out exactly what happened. take a listen. >> terrific to see what can happen. i don't know what happened, i don't have familiarity with the family itself. but a mother/son relationship, and for it to end this way, it's terrible, it's tragic need to make sure we find out what happened. >> i got here live in brockton where you can see police are still on scene, crime scene tape around that home. that woman's death being investigated

in mission hill tonight, kelly o'hara, 7 news. >> anchor: new video of the demolition of the highland route 128 is back open today after crews finish taking apart that bridge sunday morning. officials say they finish the project ahead of schedule. right now all lanes along route 128 are back open. demoltion of the old tolls on the mass pike continues on schedule. toll booths have been removed. mass.officials say phase one of the project will be complete soon and construction is ahead of schedule in several places across the state. >> anchor: a connecticut condo building goes up in flames. you can see here the massive building. some of the units of course were completely devoid by seeing that video and at left four fire fighters were hurt along with at least one resident. cell phone video captures the flames that jump from unit to unit at this condo complex in connecticut. >>> it just shot right up and it just kept spreading. >> reporter: people inside one building heard alarms and saw the smoke but it was only after safely escaping they realized the horror that was quickly unfolding.

kelli o'hara is live with the very latest for us. kelli? >> reporter: well, scary moments for several people inside of this school. you can see the fire battery overheated, we are told. boston fire says it smarted smoking inside of a bathroom. the battery got a little wet. then it let off a vapor. several people smelled that odor and started to get sick. they rushed six staff members and one student to the hospital. and the head of the school says he is just lucky it wasn't worse. >> you hear a lot of things in the news. about these batteries. and so our staff took really quick action, made sure the kids were safe. i e team, the boston fire department, e.m.s. did a fantastic job. and they were able to assure us that there is no problem in the building. everyone is safe. kids are being returned to their classrooms. >> reporter: back out here live in the judge baker children's center. you can see the fire department is still on scene after the lithium battery overheated. several people smelled it and several people sent to the hospital. feeli

kelli o'hara has details. >> reporter: saturday afternoon, sam romanelli tried desperately to save his coworker's life. crews working on a new subdivision here off tremont men working in this trench had a tragic accident. as a 28-year-old was working on a water pipe, the saw he was holding firefighters say, kicked back and cut his throat. >> i ripped off my jacket and my safety vest. and i stuffed it into his throat. >> very serious. very grave injuries to the neck area. >> reporter: firefighters say the man, sadly, didn't make it. he died from his injuries shortly afterwards at the hospital. romanelli says he tried to do everything he could. >> we tried to do everything we could the bleeding. it is a tragedy. it is an unfortunate accident. >> reporter: osha is investigating. the fire chief says accidents like these are never easy. especially around the holidays. in duxbury, kelli o'hara, 7 news today in new england. >> nancy: two boston police officers are recovering after a fight with a suspect. take a look here. this is video from the scene friday night. the officers were in the com

kelly o'hara is in barnstable to . two-year-old aubrey looks over at her baby brother smiling at the new addition to her family. but left to wonder, which one is older? it's a question that even confuses mom and dad. you see the cape cod twins were been early sunday morning. as clocktic back during the time zone change. >>> samuel, the first baby born was born at 1:39 a.m. ronan wasn't born until 31 minutes later at because of daylight savings time it became 1:10. so baby b is technically older than baby a. >> anchor: so even though ronan on the right was born second he is technically older than samuel who was born first. for mom, emily, she said she still can't wrap her head around it. >>> i just remember the clock spinning while they were saying what time is it, what time is it. i thought it was like in the twilight zone. >> anchor: while parents are fully prepared for a little happy even though there is now a bit of a strange twist to their birth. kelly o'hara, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: they just look

kelly o'hara reports. >> this is it. this is what is left. >> reporter: once filled with donated toys and gifts for little boys and girls. the cape cod man upon heads a charity that donates to military families on cape cod. cox's foundation the cape cod military support foundation for christmas. left with nothing. >> probably the biggest punch in the gut i've taken. i got 800 kids across the street in the gym. >> reporter: a possible fire is being blamed friday night. he didn't believe it until he laid eyes on this himself. you see from the video from last year's celebration how big of a deal the party is for service members families. whatever it takes he will >> there will be a christmas party for these kids. there will be toys in that gymnasium. i'll get it done. >> reporter: and hopefully he does get it done to make christmas happen for so many upon families. we of course put it on our website at whdh.com. go to one of the cooperative banks of cape cod and drop off a toy or donation there. >> anchor: a car fished out

kelli o'hara is live with the details in duxbury. >> reporter: that is horrific and sad situation. it was that man's first day on the job. tragedy struck. saturday afternoon, sam romanelli tried desperately to save his coworker's life. crews were working on a new subdivision here in duxbury on tremont street. one of the men working in the trench had a tragic accident. as a 28-year-old was working on a water pipe, the saw he was holding firefighters say, kicked back and cut his throat. and i stuffed it into his throat. >> very serious. very grave injuries to the neck area. >> firefighters say the man sadly, didn't make it. he died from his injuries shortly afterwards at the hospital. romanelli says he tried to do everything he could. >> we tried to do everything we could to, you know, stop the bleeding. it is a tragedy. an unfortunate accident. >> reporter: osha was on scene with the fire and police department. to scenes like this are never easy. especially so close to the holidays. in duxbury tonight, 7 news night team. >> winter weather sweeping through the northeast. say it ain't

in brockton tonight, kelli o'hara, 7news. >>> also on 7, another round of rain. we knew it was coming, and yes, it is falling right in the middle of the evening commute. never a beautiful thing. but let's go to chief >> yeah, here is the rain right now. basically you pick out a road, you've got rain on it and some of it will be steady to occasionally heavy, especially later on tonight. we've got the rain across southern new england. it does terribly wind down toward metro new york city but there is more rain farther south down toward the virginias as well as carolina. it's this plume of rain right here, this will work up across southern new england later on tonight and there could be a burst of steady rainfall about midnight tonight. as we advance our timeline, you notice the colors, warmer and warmer. yellows, oranges, even some reds, kind of like a christmas tree, around midnight tonight and then it moves off to the north of boston before the morning commute tomorrow so several hours of rain overnight tonight. brief heavy rain overnight. most towns will pick up

kelli o'hara live for us in boston with the details tonight. >> and the group still suing the hospital along with the state to try to stop these construction about filing an margin junction to stop the demolition of that garden but a judge denied it. >> would you just lose something from children's hospital it would never be the same again. >> friends taking their fight to court to fight for the garden at the children's hospital. it going out in a billion dollar expansion, something this group tried to stop but a judge telling them no. >> i'm going to deny the various requests for injunktive relief. >> reporter: however the group says they'll continue to fight. >> are they going to destroy the iconic center piece of their existing camp us that has made them a world famous hospital? for the families whose children survived because of the garden or who didn't survive, this is the whole meaning of existence. >> the hospital not commenting today but has said they're actually expanding their green spaces in their remodel, something one former patient thrrs some of spirit and life and it bri

kelli o'hara is live for us in salem with more on the controversy that is brewing. >> reporter: controversy on campus, absolutely, you can see the sign in the door says it all. the display is locked for now and it's going to stay that way at least for a little while. >> very upsetting. i, it absolutely needs to me to deal with. >> reporter: students not happy about this. an image depicting people dressed up as members of the k.k.k. the painting part of an exhibit called the state of the union. a show meant for artists to express themselves about the recent election. doctor lisa mcbride says our students to think critically. some art is provocative. and so the key is how do we prepare any person to enter into this room as an informed american? >> reporter: students say what they're upset the most the art wasn't explained with information. that left it up to potentially negative interpret air, an explanation is up they still want this >> the dialogue is happening amongst students of color who feel threatened by the images. >> reporter: you can see students have been leaving messages outside o

in the control room this afternoon, kelly o'hara, 7 news. >> anchor: also murder after his son died in a hot car. today a jury found justin ross harris guilty of intentionally leaving his son in the car to die. prosecutors say he wanted out of hits family responsibilities so he could pursue an affair outside of his marriage. the defense call the by's death a tragic accident. now the 22-month-old boy, cooper died back in june of 2014. the toddler's father left him in the back seat of an suv for hours while he was at work. >> anchor: police in nay being crime related to the election. a man received several disturbing letters at his home, targeting his two minority roommates. >> anchor: the letters were filled with hateful and racist slurs. victoria warren has much more. >>> a hate came investigation in natick. these letters filled with racial slurs and threats left on a machine's doorstep. a handwritten letter references clearing out the white house, a typed letter names donald trump. the letters tell the man that natick is a white only town and then go on to target his black one of the

. >> sphersz have been posting photographs online to try to get things fixed. 7's kelli o'hara is live for us in medford and has more on the latest. >> yeah, officers about the conditions they say they have to work with. you can see what they're talking about outside of the department, you can see a broken window here, right over there, very visible from the street, even exposed rebar right up top the building and now the state is looking into it. >> reporter: broken windows, rusty cars, a leaky ceiling, dirty showers and even a window that needs to be held up by a can of raid. these are just a few of the photos and videos posted by medford police officers on their taking to social media to show the conditions inside headquarters to try to get something done about it. but the state is now investigating a descrim nation complaint filed against the city of medford. the committee looking into what they call, quoted, an employment-related matter. but 7news has learned it's a police officer who's upset about what's happening inside here. we spoke with mayor stephanie burk before the discrim

reporting live in brockton, kelli o'hara, 7news. >>> another round of rain just in time for the evening commute. let's give you a live look outside right now, if you haven't been out, i can tell you even wetter than what you see if on the roads it's a big hassle. just need to get through the night. sunshine slated to return tomorrow. let's get the timeline. chief meteorologist jeremy reiner joins us. >> yes. here's that rain right now in boston, all the way along the pike, out toward worcester and beyond into western massachusetts, and again the worst part about this batch of rain is the timing, once again affecting the evening commute. that will be with us all evening long. right now it's light to moderate llin but i do think the rain on this evening. when you go back to last night's rain, a lot of that was faux united states down through the south cope and the cape, over an inch of rain and gets back up into the worcester hills and connecticut river valley. lighter amounts than boston. but round 2, i think most of us will pick up an additional inch of rain. and once you move out of ne

in medford this afternoon, kelli o'hara, 7news. >>> a man trapped in his car randolph this morning. the car flipped over and landed on top of the guardrail. police say good samaritans stopped and tried to pull the driver up but could not. rescue crews arrived and worked for more than an hour to free him. he was taken to an area hospital and has now recovered. >>> a tank exploded flying up through the roof of a pool shed. it landed in the woods nearby and luckily no one was hurt. >>> two people are now recovering after being hit by a truck in woburn. police say the 71-year-old man and 67-year-old woman were crossing the street near cit hall when they were hit. they suffered serious life-threatening injuries. detectives say the driver did stay at the scene. there is no word yet if that person will face any charges. >>> police are investigating a deadly accident at a workplace in rockland. officers say a man from wareham died after getting trapped between the bumper of a tractor trailer and a loading dock. the 37-year-old man worked at highway safety system its. police say the driver o

in mission hill, kelly o'hara, 7 news. >> anchor: new here at 4:30 a billerica pan called to court accused of injuring a police the 28-year-old is accused of assault and battery on a billerica police officer so police say that he and another man hit and dragged that officer with a van on friday it. happened in a right aid parking lot on boston road. the officer approached them for acts suspiciously and that's when they say that man allegedly backed the van into the officer, dragging him for about 15 feet. that officer should make a full recovery. and police say a driver hit and investigators say this happened on shawsheen street and he was not in a crosswalk at the time of the crash. according to da, the driver stayed on the scene calling 911 and it is cooperating with police. >> anchor: changes being made right here in boston after two police officers were shot. boston police is notifying the city's nearly 300 constables that they must be fingerprinted so authorities can run out-of-state background checks on them. this move comes a month after kirk figueroa shot two boston police offic hi

in west barnstable, kelly o'hara 7 news night team. >> anchor: we are following more news tonight. a deer takes a drastic measure here to escape an oklahoma store. take a look at this again in slow mo it. runs around the clothing racks then jumps through the glass leaving quite a mess inside and outside of the store. ther did ran off so no one knows if it was hurt and no one knows how it got inside also caught on camera danger at the dentist in florida saw a car there crash into a patient's room. there you go. just moments before there is a man sleeping up the room then leaving so the crash happened like 15 seconds after. the driver was not seriously hurt. >> anchor: windy and chilly nature out there tonight for sure. >> anchor: bri eggers has our weekend forecast. >>> 40 degrees in boston right now but it feels closer to 31 degrees because of that northwesterly president. sustained winds at this point. not as windy as it was earlier today. we aren't getting those gusts up in 40 to 350 mile-per-hour range. but still, fairly gusty from time to time in some spots. beverly 37 mile-per

. >> sarah: let's get to kelli o'hara. she is live with the very latest. >> reporter: scary moments inside of this school earlier. a lithium battery overheated. you can actually see the hazmat team from boston fire still on scene. now, we are told by boston fire that a battery started smoking inside of the bathroom and let off a vapor. several people six staff members and a student felt sick and were rushed to the hospital. the head of the school says he