i'm nick emmons, 7 news. >> ryan: this morning's temperatures this is going it's going to freeze up. >> kim: that will be good for the swans, for you, not so much. >> reporter: cold out there again tonight. then back to the low 40s by the end of the week. forecast up next. new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. eversource. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders, >> announcer: now

nick emmons is live where the girls are hoping to make history tonight. >>reporter: it's expected to be a packed house in here as well. right now the jv game is going on. a fitting night for this to be packed at the gym night. coach holbrook tied the state record for all-time wins during she has 633 wins now, pretty impressive. her career dates back a few decades here. you can see the banners all over this gym here at oliver ames. the coach declined to talk to us before the game because she's a bit superstitious and doesn't want to jinx things or take away anything from the players. >> i'm seeing how much program. she truly dedicate her life to it. even though she doesn't like all the attention, she deserves it. >>reporter: so coach holbrook has 633 career wins at this point. one more win and she will take the title for the winningest state girls' basketball coach in the history of the state. to watch for tonight. that's the latest tonight at oliver ames high school, nick emmons. >> hope she does it. hopefully we have the good news later on tonight. >>> c

night team nick emmons live in peabody with latest. nick. this home on winter street has night. the police say that they were responded to call that this home around 6:30 this evening. they say the female victim in this case was on the phone with a relative. that relative called police to say while they were on the phone, she heard a commotion and then the line dropped out. when police arrived they say they found a man and the female victim. both dead on the steps of the home suffering from what appeared to be a knife wounds. i spoke with neighbor who can't believe this happened in her neighborhood. >> i'm really, really shocked. like this street is very, very quiet. it's always been family based a whole bunch of kids that live here. i'm just i really can't believe, i've seen her around this summer always kept to herself i'm very, very shocked that this even happened. >> again the investigation is ongoing. one main question police looking into is what was the that's latest live from peabody nick emmons. now from the night team. the donald ditching the debate. so most likely, i w

nick emmons has the story. >> reporter: this is the furry face of a hero. >> jock. >> reporter: and this is the lucky girl who made it out of a tough spot. tuesday their owner had to be taken to the hospital. >> once she was' transported by ambulance she was concerned that her two small dogs had left the house and they were out running around >> reporter: the officer was determined to find them. >> i lynned to all the radio communications and he was saying, no, i'm committed. i'm staying here remit he waited for hours in the woods in single digit jock came calling. >> i mean you hear about things like this with of course lassie. >> reporter: jock apparently insisted the officer follow him to ana belle who slipped down an >> come with me. department helped with the tricky rescue ana belle was taken to athol where the vet gave her the all clear. >> for an officer to come back an hour later and coming back again, you know, he is the key to really having this all come into play. >> he takes the oath of serving the public seriously. and he just would not leave. he was up there until he found

. >> jadiann: nick emmons has the full story. >> reporter: this is the furry face of a hero and this is the lucky girl who made it out of a tough spot. their owner had to be taken to the hospital tuesday. >> whether chefs' transported by ambulance, she was really concerned that her two small dogs had left the house and the they were out running around loose. >> reporter: officer chris was determined to find them. >> i listened to all the radio communications and he was saying no, i'm committed. i'm staying here. >> reporter: rewaited for hours in the woods in single digits temperatures before jock came calling. >> i mean you hear about things like this with lassie. apparently insisted the officer follow him to ana belle who had slipped and was trapped. >> come with meek i know you have the means to do what i can't do. >> reporter: the fire department helped with the rescue. the dog was taken to athol where the vet gave her the o.k.. >> for an officer not to give up. he is the key to really having this all come into play. >> he really takes the oath of serving the public seriously. an

. >> jadiann: nick emmons joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the charges that the four men are facing could become more severe because the heroin they're accused of distributing caused several deaths. >> there is a potential for very serious charges. >> reporter: four men arraigned in springfield district court accused of dealing with batch of heroin that led to several overdoses deaths in western massachusetts. >> it's not a victimless crime. drugs put our victims at risk but it victimizes everybody. >> reporter: the men were arrested in springfield over the weekends. bags of heroin labeled hollywood. the same label found near the bodies of eight overdose victims. the district attorney is looking at possible manslaughter charges. >> if we knew through some evidence, some witness statements, text messages that the actual heroin provided caused deaths. >> reporter: a drug dealer was convicted of manslaughter after the d.a.proved he provided the heroin that led to a deadly overdose in ludlow. all four of the men are being charged with possession and the distribution of heroin. perez is

nick emmons is in worcester with the look at how drivers dealt with snow the out there. nick. adam just few inches of snow fell here in worcester you can see what it looks like when it all piles up here in this parking although the. now that this snow has stopped falling, what's the temperature start to fall concern will turn to the icy roadsworcester wrapped up in a winters storm. >> salters scouring for slick spots. >> as plows push a fresh coating >> not very happy about it. i'm not a winner important. drivers hit with falling flakes right as the evening commute kicks off. >> a bad time during the commute. you know, just enough to mess things up. and along route 2 west in lancaster drivers reduced to a crawl as the first measurable snowfall snarled traffic. >> driving conditions were probably going maybe about 5, eight miles an hour. then you get to point where you start to notice that the tires went gripping the ground so you start to slide a little bit more. a temperatures drop, going to be a long night plow drivers are rt for the challenge. i wish we had more snow. yeah.

let's get to night team nick emmons with more details. >> adam two helicopter collided mid air off hawaiian coast last thursday. one marine was 23-year-old christopher orlando from hingham. his family has not yet released a statement after tonight's update. they've athey were on training mission when chopper collide a mid air about two and a half miles off shore rescue crews initially spotted a debris field and in an empty life boat and continued their search but since then, they have come up empty. develops. >> live in breaking news desk i'm milk nick emmons, 7 news night team. now, from the night team. trouble on the tracks. >> took me like a minute to get through my head did i just hear live gunshots. line. tonight, police are searching for a shooter. >>> two men hit by bullets on the blue line today. frighten moments for passengers and tonight that gunman is still out there somewhere. susan tran is in east boston with details in latest on the condition of those people. >> kim, police say this was a brazen act not only did gunman open fire into the train when it stopped here maverick sta

let's go out to nick emmons at north station where things stand for morning and what happened today. nick. >> kim, the commuter rail back up and running as of tonight. but for hours this morning it was a flashback to last year historic winter where rail lines across state were plagued by delays. >> we apologized to our passengers for any inconvenience that happened this morning. a rough morning for some commuter rail riders. trains were delayed. people were terribly inconvenienced. this haverhill line train knocked off the tracks. no passengers were on board but it derailed people's morning schedules. oh, sure i'm already an hour late for work but what are you going to do? oh, yeah. definitely is just a mess. the company that runs the commuter rail says somewhere in andover the last two cars of this train got knocked off the rails. the engineer noticed shortly before stopping the train that train was running very, very sluggishly. there was a lot pull on it in below freezing temperatures commuter rail riders had to be buffed between stopsit had a huge impact on morning commutes. there

nick emmons has the story. >> reporter: a high speed hour of pain, these athletes are tough and don't like to skip a workout. >> best that we have here at the gym. co-workers at south seattle cross fit learned that chris, a co-own erp of this gym couldn't do his routine they had to help him out. >> we felt like chris gave so much to the country and the community here, and they want to to do something to give back to chris. he was deployed about a month ago, he's a helicopter pilot and the base that he is at, is bare bones, especially the gym. >> they don't have a lot at their disposal. >> reporter: his clients, co-workers and family started to raise money to buy him and the others in his unit a set of cross fit equipment within 36 hours they reached their $2700 goal. the gym is sending weekly care packages, protein powder. >> we filled this this about two or three days. >> use the glutes! >> reporter: they are hoping it will help him with the stresses >> nancy: the company is shipping the the equipment and weeks. >>> the pats looking to fry the fish in miami today as they try to close

here's 7's nick emmons with the story from orange. >> nick: this is the furry face of a hero. >> hey, jock. >> nick: and this is the lucky girl that made it out of a rough stop. >> hi, unanimous bell. >> nick: tuesday their owner had to be taken to the hospital. >> when she was transported by ambulance, she was really concerned her two small dogs were left the house and they were out running around loose. >> nick: so officer chris biceglia was determined to find them. communications. he was saying, no, i'm committed. i'm staying here. >> nick: he waited for hours in the woods in single-digit temperatures before finally jock came calling. >> i mean, you hear about things like this with, of course, lassie. >> nick: jock apparently insisted officer biceglia follow him to annabelle, who had slipped down an embankment and was trapped. >> you know, come with me. i know you have the means to do what i can't do. >> nick: the fire department annabelle was taken to nearby athol where the vet gave her the all clear. >> for an officer to come back an hour later and not give up and turn back, he's

nick emmons has an incredible story. >> reporter: this is the furry face of a hero. and this is the lucky girl who made it out of a tough spot. tuesday, their owner had to be taken to the hospital. >> when she was transported by ambulance, she was really concerned that her two small dogs had left the house. they were out running around loose. report t officer was determined to find them. >> i listened to all the radio communications. and you know, he was saying no. i'm committed. i'm staying here. >> reporter: he waited for hours in the woods in single-digit temperatures. calling. >> i mean, you hear about things like this. >> reporter: annabelle had slipped down an embankment and was trapped. the fire department helped with the tricky rescue. an bale was taken to nearby athol where the vet gave they are all-clear. >> for an officer to come back an hour later and not giving up and turning around and coming back again, you know, he is the key to really having this all come into play. >> he really takes the oath of serving the public seriously. and he just would not le

live in the nutsroom i'm nick emmons, 7 news. >> ryan: elected officials speaking at a forum in hooksett about the opioid epidemic in the region. the candidates spoke passionately about the issue. >> my bottom line message today is if we continue to criminalize drug addiction, we're not treating it. and the system we have today not part of the solution. >> ryan: fiorina said the justice system must be reformed when it comes to drug offenders. she spoke about struggles with opioids from their personal lives. >> jadiann: a man is facing charges after police make a stunning discovery in yarmouth. officials found this stun gun devise while investigating a reported assault. 19-year-old dylan laden is accused of throwing it unusual woods. they found 17 illegal fireworks in his backpack. >> ryan: a scare at a waltham school sending students home. the school was closed closed when a gas smell was reported. students were bussed to the middle school where parents had the close to pick them `up. offices say the school was cleared out because of high carbon monoxide levels. >> it turned out there be

. >> ryan: nicole nick nick emmons has more. >> reporter: state police are warning about an especially dangerous batch of heroin that killed eight people in the last week in western massachusetts. officials seized 9,000 dag bags of the heroin branded as hollywood. all eight overdose happened in hampden, county. police have taken four men

guilty to new charge which could keep her her sister was in court today, says greig suffered enough nick emmons is live in southie tonight to bring us up to date. nick. is which went to plead gt after she renufd to testify of a who may have helped whitey bulger while he was on the run for all of those years. greig herself is serving eight years in prison already for her role in harboring former mob boss. her sister was at the courthouse today saying her punishment doesn't fit the crime. it not fair in anybody's mind. margaret tearful they thoufth her twin sister catherine grieg could spend more time behind bars. i miss her. yeah, i miss her. greig was indicted in fall for refusing to testify in front of a grand jury about anyone who may have helped her and crime boss james whitey bulger while they were on run for 16 years. she chose this guy and fell in love with him and left with him. i think we all would want she says she and her sister were very close in her current prison sentence adds to painful years of not having her sister around. 16 years she was gone. i didn't know where she was. in f

nick emmons has their incredible story. furby face of hero. this lucky girl who made it out of tough spot. tuesday their owner had to be taken to the hospital. when she was transported by ambulance she's really concerned that her two small dogs had left the house and they were out running around lose. the officer was determined to find them. communication. he was saying no i'm committed. i'm staying here. calling. with lassie. jock insisted the officer follow him to annabel who slipped down an embankment with him. the fire department helped but the tricky rescue annabel was taken to nearby vet where they gave her an all clear. >> for an officer to come back an hour later he's the key to having this come into play. he takes the oath of serving the public. he was up there until i found the dog in frigid temperatures make sure they got home. >> so annabel here is doing much better now. but she will go home and get much needed rest and you can bet jock will be right by yourself. 7news "today in new england." >>> you've seen that all morning and ev

nick emmons has this story. >>> he told me he can't fight the statements that they made. it's completely ignorance. >>> a mississippi county sheriff brooinlt bailey said what jackson council man told reporter thursday was highly stokes statement came after police chase someoned into a neighborhood in his district. >> what i suggest we get the black leadership together. as they come into jackson we throw rocks and bricks. we don't want you in here. stokes claim that race is a factor in jackson saying the majority of citizen are black and the majority of law enforcement from outside jurisdictions are white. after people who xhirt small misdemeanors. they are not chasing murderers or kidnapper or bank robber. they are chasing someone who may have stole some candy. we will endanger all the citizens in jackson because this person feels that a misdemeanor is important. violence against police officers. reaction on social media and swift. >>> that's why we are here in unity saying we don't agree with it. statement. we stand unified against that activity. if i have someone throwi

i'm nick emmons, 7 news. >> ryan: this morning's temperatures this is going it's going to freeze up. >> kim: that will be good for the swans, for you, not so much. >> reporter: cold out there again tonight. then back to the low 40s by the end of the week. forecast up next. new england's energy comes from