night team's ryan schulteis is here to walk us through our exclusive umass tracking poll shows exactly where the candidates stand as they get ready for new hampshire. trump looks like he's headed for a big win in new hampshire. with 38 percent. ted cruz is second with 12 percent. after that john kasich and jeb bush with 9 and marco rubio with 8 the rest of republican field chris christie a 7 and rand paul with 3 apiece.

ryan schulteis is here with more. >>reporter: the new york bound flight had to be diverted to logan because of low visibility in the new york area. this is the same flight that had to land in manchester last night because of bad weather in new hampshire. ready to start the trip to new york again today, but again another delay. the airline released a statement saying the safety of the crew members is their top priority. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >>> police are investigating the death of a woman in malden. tonight neighbors are on high alert. kelli o'hara is live for us in malden and she's gathering new information for us at this hour. what can you tell us? >>reporter: we are learning now from sources that this is definitely a homicide investigation. strong leads. >>reporter: a malden apartment scene. >> i did everything out of the ordinary, i didn't see anything but neighborhood so for something like this to >>reporter: the district attorney's office says monday night police got a phone call asking them to check in on a

ryan schulteis with more on the race for the white house. >>reporter: south carolina with four days until that republican primary. it's a two-tiered contest, trump and cruz on the top with the others fighting to stay alive. donald trump in greenville today. >> donald trump, you're the best we got by far. >>reporter: to survive past saturday's primary, jeb bush needs trump seen as a joke. >> i'll be a comeerchg not a agitator-in-chief, not a blowhard-in-chief. >>reporter: ted cruz promised a bigger u.s. fighting force. >> with greater capacity we will not go picking dproab. >>reporter: marco rubio charging expansion. more of half of south carolina democrats are black. >> what it's like to be treated fair. >>reporter: hillary clinton courted african-american leaders in new york. >> my campaign is really barrier. >> bernie sanders with african-american clergy in south carolina. >> when we talk about inequality, it goes without saying that the african-american community is suffering even more. >>reporter: sanders trails clinton by 21 in a new po

seventh's ryan schulteis is here now with more details. >> when the federal government says it's just looking to track leads to isis, apple says it could lead to problems for hundreds of millions of people's privacy around the world. >> reporter: the fbi is asking apple to help them crack the iphone of saeed farouk. >> they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new backdoor to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an >> reporter: not so says apple's ceo saying the government could bees used only ones on this one phone, that's not true. it could be done over and over again on any other devices. >> you require them to put the key under the mat, how do you make sure just the right people use that knee and. >> new software to bypass a key security feature that erases all the data after 10 failed pass code attempts. >> here the government is not asking for a backdoor but asking us for, give us the ability to sort of knock on that door a mission times until we can break in. >> but apple says this fight is far bigger than an attack a

here is 7's ryan schulteis. a former school cafeteria worker in weymouth pleads guilty to raping a 15-year-old boy. her trial was expected to begin today but instead 38-year-old foley pled guilty to child rape charges stemming from two incidents back in 2013. the teenager was not a student at the weymouth middle school where foley worked. prosecutors say he was a friend of the family. foley will spend up to four years in prison. ryan schulteis, 7news. >> okay. take a live look outside over beautiful tblns. we have seen flakes flying, and temps dipping. the brief burst of snow won't it's the cold that will really be -- we'll really be feeling here. jeremy reiner. >> yeah, a few snowshowers and squalls as well, one batch on the southshore jumping off the southshore, metro boston just a lot of clouds right now. more inbound to metro boston back in the worcester hills at this time. they have been light, not heavy enough to have concern for the road conditions out there, road conditions are still mainly wet. some of

ryan schulteis is here to walk us through the argument. >>reporter: cosby made a deal with the district attorney that should lead to the case being thrown out. they say the d.a. promised back then not to criminally purchases cute the actor if he testified in the civil case. cosby did that and the case was settled. now the judge will decide if cosby's words can be used against him in the case. >> i remember thinking that he probably did do something inappropriate but thinking that and being able to prove it are two different things. >> so more than 50 women have accused cosby of assaulting him and he denies all those claims. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >>> clear skies right tomorrow, we'll talk the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right n

let's go to ryan schulteis for more . >> anchor: that agency did meet today in switzerland saying this is a situation that is beyond their control at this point calling it extraordinary event. the agency said cases of the sihka virus are popping up around the world including the u.s the disease has been linked to a massachusetts man. virus has been debted to birth defects causing babies to have abnormally small heads. brazil has found itself at ground zero of the outbreak. the country is experiencing an allahing number of birth issues. officials are comparing this to ebola. >>> the job is getting the international community together pentagoning out what are the best possible candidates, getting money behind that. the trial designs and moving those forward and that is exact exactly the way . >> anchor: experts say if the disease is not slowed it could affect as many as 4 million americans during the next year. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> anchor: new details in the federal health investigation of chipolte restaurant. is over but officials cannot pinpoint a cause. the investigation looked

ryan schulteis in woburn where ryan. >> adam t was real terrifying drive for that victim. in fact he said he was begging for his life and tonight he has message for that driver. >> i didn't want to die. i didn't want to die. cameras capturing moment of impact as alfred slammed by a suspect on the run. i turned to look, and the car come up over the curb and over the sidewalk. i landed on the hood of car he i could feel him picking up speed. it felt like 60 miles an hour. i was hanging on to the hood of window the hood of the car. and i kept on begging him. please, just let me off your car. stop and let me off the car. that's all i wanted. he finally was able to get off the car. i slid down off the hood on to my knees. both of my knees. from at that incident that point on i couldn't feel my legs from my knees down. police that diver 29-year-old tyson delgado dumped his car a few blocks later which led too to a massive search. this all started when investigators say delgado stole from his job during that investigation he allegedly assaulted an officer and took off moments mra

night team's ryan schulteis is here to walk us through our exclusive umass tracking poll shows exactly where the candidates stand as they get ready for new hampshire. trump looks like he's headed for a big win in new hampshire. with 38 percent. ted cruz is second with 12 percent. after that john kasich and jeb bush with 9 and marco rubio with 8 the rest of republican field chris christie a 7 and rand paul with 3 apiece. carla fiorina. one more over here only eight percent undecided. over on democratic side a clear front runner bernie sanders with a solid lead at 61 percent. more than double hillary clinton who is a 30 percent. martin o malregister of course he dropped out tonight with 8 percent still undecided. this is the start of our exclusive tracking poll for new hampshire. democrats with bernie sanders well ahead every day this week we will get new information and see how things change leading up to primary next week on gop side trump well ahead, we'll able to see how tonight vote in iowa everything else that happens will affect results as primary day approaches. you won't see the

in the newsroom, ryan schulteis, 7 news . >> anchor: well donald trump is taking a strong stance against apple in the battle for information with the f.b.i. he is upset about the company's reluctance to help authorities hack into the iphone of one of the san bernadino shooters. >>> first of all, apple ought to give the security for that phone. okay? what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such time as they give that security number. >> reporter: today the justice department filed a new motion saying apple must comply with the government demands. the battle began when federal agents wanted to break into the phone of syed farook. a judge ordering apple to create software that would allow federal agents to hack into the phone to get encrypted data and apple refused and so far has not backed down. we're asking you, would you boycott after el if it does not comply with the federal order? we invite to you go to whdh.com to take part in our poll. >> anchor: spring training under way and sox doing some shifting. the team foes ussing on getting players settled in their new rolls. mann

ryan schulteis is joining us with the latest. >> ryan: adam, among the dead, an infant just ten days old. rescue workers working to free the people trapped under the that rubble. daylight revealing just how devastating the earthquake was. these aerial pictures show the crushed buildings in taiwan. just before the sun came up, there was a scramble to find survivor, rescuers trying to crawl through twisted metal and chunks of concrete. hundreds were trapped after many buildings collapsed, including this high-rise. one man is able to crawl out of the debris and is carried away. the earthquake, magnitude 6.4, shook the area at 4:00 a.m. local time while many people the quake, only six miles deep, making the tremors even worse. you can see firefighters spread out on this pancaked building working hard despite multiple aftershocks. their hard work paying off. this woman was rescued from high up, very carefully lowered to safety, and then she's carried off. the more than 200 people who did escape happy to be alive. and tonight 150 victims remain in the hospital, and there are concerns that

seven's ryan schulteis has more on how both sides are looking to get ahead. >> fresh off autographing a lobby in louisiana, republican frontrunner donald trump is now leaving a new signature on this race, threatening to sue his closest telge road ted cruz for not being a natural born citizen. on twitter the billionaire calling the texas senator a liar for running negative ads against him. >> there's a little irony giving at amazing torrent of insults and obscenities and vulgarities that come out of his mouth. this one from marco rubio backfired. than just a pretty face next time. >> the cruz campaign yanking it after the revelation that actress had appeared in adult films. >> the bottom line is they were actors and i think it's part of a bigger problem that ted has and that is he tries to act like the only consistent conservative in this race. it's just not true. >> all this as several gop hopeful try to get voters. >> meanwhile hillary clinton is accusing bernie sanders of being dis loyal to president obama who was hugely popular with the minorities in the caucuses to come. >> the cr

in control room ryan schulteis. all right. probably should talk about their rain we've had so many nice days. about 37 degrees. so jeremy we're still above the freezing mark in most parts? we are, yeah. normal high for the day for the city is 37. here we are 11 o'clock at night normal high temperature. it's a rain storm, not a snow storm. warm storm even behind storm mild on thursday. keeler by friday. but still, i mean there's no bitterly cold air in the pattern this week. next week, different story. right now boston 37. nashua 30 orange at 29. for tonight clouds on increase, mild overnight tonight. much. 30 to 38. your morning commute is dry. it's this storm system right here that's on the move. again it's loaded with warm air. there is some winter precipitation, michigan up that wraps around backside of storm your cold in snow tucked up close to that red l that storm is passing well with to west of new england where all cold air will be. we will be on front side of that storm system. which with time, really warms things up.

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. have a good night and stay warm. u.s. captioning company >>> tonight, dramatic surrender after a 40-day siege, anti-government protesters in custody. >>> it's getting perm. clinton and sanders battle for the black vote as the civil rights icon slams sanders. and a republican brawl takes shape in the south. >>> the polar vortex, tens of millions bracing for the coldest air of the season. al roker is here warning of a dangerous freeze. >>> u.s. olympic officials take action to calm fears over zika after a big star says she's not sure she'd go. >>> and cruise nightmare. passengers who thought

ryan schulteis, 7news. shake-up. >> it's not whether you get knocked down that matters, it's whether you get back up. >> reporter: in the race for the white house. >> it's on to south carolina now for the republicans and nevada for the democrats. it's a much different picture for both sides heading into the next round of voting. 7's jonathan hall is live in columbia, south carolina where the candidates aren't wasting anytime meeting voters there. john. marco rubio and ted cruz both here in south carolina today before rushing back to washington for a senate vote. donald trump is coming down here tonight and the democrats have been busy too. >> bernie sanders went to harlem for a photo op with activist al sharpton who wants african-american democrats instock take a fresh look at sanders, and after the more than 20 point win last night... >> people want real change. >> reporter: sanders will get that soap box attention from democrats, says one man from south carolina. him. but people will hear him. >> reporter: hillary clinton leads by 30 points in south carolina polling but she was stu

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 5 starts now. >> kim: breaking news, former boston mayor ray flynn taken to the hospital after an accident in south boston. >> ryan: the driver who police say was mind a tracked down in boston. >> reporter: arctic cold heading this way for the weekend. >> kim: the big payout that could be on the tabling for families of whitey bulger's victims. >> ryan: a standoff in oregon coming to a peaceful event. the last protester agreeing to sur render. >> kim: hillary clinton getting the key endorsement heading into tonight's democratic debate. can minority voters help her struggling campaign. >> you can't get off of and >> kim: cameras as cruise ship passengers pull into port. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> kim: we begin with breaking news at 5:00. it concerns the former mayor of boston. mayor ray flynn involved in an accident this afternoon. you saw the in south boston. >> ryan: he was taken to the hospital. elizabeth norieka is lye -- >> reporter: we're continuing to get new information about this incident. you can see mind me crews are w

. >> i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> reporter: breaking news, a man convicted of rape decades ago walking free tonight released to await a new trial. >> also, a deadly discovery inside a wareham home. a man in his 70s shot to death. >> plus tonight a man hurt but okay after he's run down by a driver in woburn. >> we say goodbye to these snowshowers, and then hello to those snowshowers for tomorrow. >> reporter: in the race for the white house, there isn't much time to celebrate. candidates shifting their attention to south carolina as some decide it's time to walk away. >> reporter: and in for the long the bats, and a lot of other equipment down at fenway. >>> we start at five welcome breaking news. a man jailed for they decades on a rape conviction is free tonight. george parot was released as he awaits a new trial. he was arrested at 17. he's also denied raping the woman. >> and the judge saying today that the in evidence this case doesn't add up. 7's john cocoa live in new bedford where the man was released today after all these years. >> kim, at 48 years ol

i'm ryan schulteis. >> jadiann: i'm jadiann thompson. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> reporter: winter storm warning in effect for city much snow is on the way for tomorrow. >> ryan: donald trump is dialing back. >> reporter: comments drawing harsh words from ted cruz. >> he told the entire world he was going to win then he didn't win. his reaction is he got very angry. >> reporter: marco rubio is gaining on his rivals and becoming more of a target. >> tonight a progressive title up for debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders set to face off. >> reporter: moving on up, changes in our exclusive tracking poll. the candidates gaining ground in new hampshire. >> adam: more news today, an arrington principal placed on leave. what the school is saying about the allegations against him. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> adam: we begin at 5 tracking winter weather and a big shift we're seeing here today. a storm system headed our way. now expected to have a bigger impact in and around the city of boston. in fact and the cape will be

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: breaking news, former mayor of boston, ray flynn, taken to the hospital after a car accident in south boston. also breaking a suspect hit-and-run in woburn. >> reporter: cold overnight and the coldest air of the winter for the weekend. >> announcer: no fanfare in foxboro, why residents are calling on patriots owner bob kraft to ban beyonce at gillette. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ryan: first at 6:00 a man in custody after a violent hit-and-run in woburn. police say the suspect slammed into a 65-year-old man and kept going while the victim hung on to the hood of the car. the victim is expected to be ok. >> kim: the man arrested described as a career criminal is facing serious new charges. dan hausle live in woburn with more. >> reporter: the man who was hit told us he was hanging on to the carve begging for the drive to stop. today he told us he is glad that guy is caught. tyson delgado brought into the police department late this afternoon. police say delgado is a dangerous violent fugitive and the man blind the

so let's get over to ryan schulteis with more details. >> reporter: the medical of jeremiah oliver a homicide. he disappeared in 2013. his body was found eight months later in a suit kayce off the side of a highway in april of 2014679 the boy's mother is already in custody facing charges including kidnapping and assault of a child. her boyfriend is facing 13 charges in connection with the base. boat are due back in court later this month. the investigation in -- of the case will continue. >> kim: the principal of arlington catholic high school is on administrative leave. the school is investigating a complaint about something that may have happened during a recent saturday detention in arlington catholic. they're not saying anything specific about the allegations but the principal will be on leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >> adam: a brockton high school student crossing in danger. a student was hit by a truck walking to school this morning. you can see the damage to the front of the chevy pickup truck. and it's still unclear whether the driver there will be charged.

cuddle weather. 7 news at 6:00 coming back after >> anchor: thank you for join joining us. ' ryan schulteis . >> anchor: i'm kim khazei. have a great evening. we'll be back at from postal workers to nurses... he's been endorsed for real change: bernie sanders. endorsed by friends of the earth action as "a bold, fearless voice for the planet." the nation endorses bernie saying, "you can trust sanders because he doesn't owe his political career to the financial overlords." the nashua telegraph declares: "he's not beholden to wall street money." the valley news says, "sanders has been about the treatment of ordinary americans for as long as we can remember." i'm bernie sanders

. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: 7 storm force . >> reporter: snow piling up an communities left to dig out . >> anchor: high tide takinging a toll. the coast flooded with trouble . >> anchor: this powerhouse storm moves away. tonight taking the snow and wind with it. >> anchor: and we are coming to you live from manchester, new hampshire where in less than a votes for the presidential election of 2016 the democrats closer than ever, hillary clinton not counting herself out and for the republicans it seems to be a race for second. tonight, the final hours ahead of the new hampshire primary. >> anchor: we begin tonight with storm force coverage along the coast. high tide has come and gone but the effects are lingering. roads left under water, some are simply impassable. so the snow started early this morning and it has really been non-stop piling new parts of the places and other people have gotten off a little bit easier. but the storm isn't over yet. good evening, i'm kim khazei on this snowy monday before a big day in new hampshire. >> anchor

ryan schulteis standing by with -- meteorologist jeremy reiner standing by. >> that heavy plume of rain working up the north shore out on to cape ann as well as the new hampshire sea coast. you see this right here, and red. within there noticing some very heavy rain, ponding of the water on the roadways likely happening at this time. allow extra time on that evening commute. and this will quickly move through here over minutes. as we notice back england already beginning to dry out. this is a squall line that may be capable of over 50 miles per hour. that is the other thing about this storm system. there's a lot of wind energy for this storm. so the latest wind gust near 40 miles per hour gusting close to 40 miles per hour. metro boston, south shore, even down through buzzards bay and out on the cape. that will be a concern for the next couple of hours and portions of western new england. still some left over wind energy out there. we have the high wind work there. sea coast as well as south shore, south coast and the capes where winds will continue to gust between 40 to 50 miles per ho

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i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. local woman dead after a manhole cover flies through her windshield. tonight, highway crews out in full force trying to keep this from happening again. then, a home invasion takes a deadly turn . >>> somebody just got shot. i was like wow. my gosh, this is crazy . >> reporter: why police say they were forced to fire in dorchester . >> reporter: get ready for a bitter blast of air in new england . >>> and a runway wreck at logan logan. a y van slams into a plane ready for takeoff. tonight we're hearing from the passengers. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> anchor: we begin with break breaking news first at 6:00. police identify a much loved elementary school teacher in milton as the victim of a freak accident on the expressway. caitlyn clavette was killed when a manhole cover smashed through her windshield, right into her car and now state crews are checking every other manhole on the horrible loss has led to an effort to make sure every piece of hardware is tightly secured . >>> the state tonight saying they don't want to make sure this doe

. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis a great night. stay warm as temperatures finally warm up new more on weather forecast tonight at 10:00 and 11:00 lots g energy supply rates keep going up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. it means that the market price of the energy we buy for you has changed. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... >>> tonight, supreme war. the death of justice scalia prompting a high-stakes showdown. the president vows to nominate a successor. republicans refuse to even consider it. major issues left hanging in the balance. >>> facing trump's fury. the front-runner again threatening to sue ted cruz and taking aim at george w. bush over 9/11. trump's risky attack as the former president hits the trail. >>> hospital bombing. a new horror in syria. medical facilities and schools are hit. children are killed. >>>

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. >> announcer: 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> adam: we're tracking winter weather first at 6:00. the state bracing for winter whip lash after what started as a mild week, there is a winter storm watch up now for much of the area. >> kim: most of the snow is expected to fall during the morning commute. we've team 7 weather coverage. let's check in with jeremy reiner. >> reporter: that is the problem because we have not had a winter storm effect a week day commute. we had one in december but schools were on vacation, winter storm warning in effect for boston tomorrow morning as well as worcester, fitchburg, nashua it's a winter weather advisory and that is the case on the cape as well. with temperatures right now unreal, that are advertising snow and the numbers are in 50s, did you catch jaffrey, 37. so there is some slightly cooler air working its way out of northern new england heading for southern new england. this storm is heading for southern new england. it will follow the front overnight tonight then through the day tomorrow just east of new eng

ryan schulteis joins me for more storm force coverage. we have the storm covered completely. we have snow, wind, bitter cold our reporters spread out across the region to give us a close being look at the conditions. we want to win with our weather team for the latest. jeremy reiner is topping by. a coare storm with wind chills in the singer numbers still have the blizzard warning in effect for the south shore. plymouth county as well as the cape and islands metro boston 95 corridor winter storm warning in effect, yarmouthport leading the ocean bluff close behind at 8.8. brewster 8 inches. around metro boston the numbers are not as high but still a few more hours of snow to go but most communities including the city of boston between two and five inches of snow with an additional one to three inches of snow overnight tonight. which will wind down around 2:00 continuing and through evening hours. you can see on the dopler radar still across southern new england i wanted to swap the colors over to this green here because it really makes the steadier snow pop off the tv screen r

. >> anchor: another hour of 7 news ahead. ' ryan schulteis . >> anchor: i'm jadiann thompson thompson. 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> anchor: got ready for a. >>y mix storm time lineup next . >> anchor: burn notice. fire fighters across massachusetts battling flames and the elements . >> anchor: high anxiety i'm day on slopes in new hampshire takes a scary turn leaving skiers stranded on a mountain. >> anchor: first here at 5:30 winter weather is storming in tonight. snow, sleet and freezing rain moving in over the area right now. this storm is also bringing in much warmer temperatures . >> anchor: that's right. we're talking about a possible 50 degree swing in those temperatures. let's get over to meteorologist jeremy reiner with a check of how this is all going to work . >> anchor: right now teens and 20's, boston 22, worcester at 15 and something has to give. eventually the arctic air does give way but it's a slow process process. we've seen patches of light snow around the metro on the south shore. revealing itself though down rough connectit as well as metro new york city. a

. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. breaking news, a weymouth fire fighter suspended after posting controversial comments about drug use on social media. >>> near record warmth today. cooler tomorrow . >> anchor: all eyes on the iowa caucuses tonight. the politicians rational for last minute votes and the officials start of elicks season season. ready to run again of a boston next step, what she is giving back to boston. >> anchor: we begin with break breaking news at 6:00. a weymouth fire fighter suspended for making some controversial comments. he actually made them on-line using his facebook page to talk about a life saving drug given to people who overdose . >> anchor: now he is off the job without pay. 7's jonathan hall live in weymouth with the breaking details for us. john? >> reporter: good evening. there are 183 overdose deaths in weymouth last year. two dozen of them resulted in death. the mayor says these comments were tone deaf to that problem and certainly inappropriate. inappropriate.. the town of weymouth

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