ryan schulteis will tell us more on these latest appointments. >> mr. trump's pick for education secretary is causing >> reporter: president-elect trump has chose michigan millionaire betsy volunteers as his education secretary. his mission to break bureaucracy in american schools. the teachers union was swift saying she wants to privatize and deprofessionallize public schools and nikki haley is facing a much warmer welcome as the future president's pick for u.n. ambassador. just a few days ago she was >> i was happy to be invited. it was a good meeting. >> reporter: haley has virtually no foreign policy experience and perhaps more notably did little to help trump win. in his new york times interview the president-elect saying james mad sis a top pick for defense secretary. >> he said i've never found it to be useful. he said i've always found -- give me a pack of screfts and a couple of beers and i do beasht with that than water boarding. president-elect took a break at his palm beep resort, the vice-president-elect helped dish out food for people in n

start with ryan schulteis in our newsroom with the latest. >> repr: african american vote today. hillary clinton today she needs a big turn out in the swing states. >> you guys win florida it's just done over there's no path. >> reporter: near ft. lauderdale hillary clinton was greeted by african americans. the turn out of black voters is down. black turn out is down more in swing state north carolina to be expected says roland martin. >> she's not that different a candidate and not african american. >> reporter: a crowd lined up to see president obama win a better turn out. >> we don't win this election potentially if we don't win north carolina. i hate to put pressure on you but the fate of the republic rests on your shoulder trump. >> trump is demonizing hillary clinton and washington. >> you can beat the system, the rigged system and deliver justice. >> reporter: a new gop ad targets african americans. >> we are asking for your vote vote republican. >> reporter: in a contest. >> donald trump. >> reporter: in whose voters show up. >> reporter: clinton is ahead in in the newsro

ryan schulteis in our newsroom with more on that. >> reporter: despite all the nail calling nbc news is reporting that the president-elect with the 2012 nominee. but now the tide seems to be turning. reports suggest romney is in the running for secretary of state. newt gingrich will not serve saying he wants to focus on the future of the g.o.p. i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> kim: former massachusetts speaker of the house sal dimasi granted that early release from federal prison. he will be led out of a north carolina prison as a compassionate release. he suffers from both throat underwent treatment in prison and is in remission now. demassi was sentenced to eight years for corruption and served five of the eight. >> adam: a bucket truck gets stuck up in the air. a worker had been putting up lights and realized he couldn't get down. fire crew has to come to the rescue. john cuoco has h is live. >> reporter: the worker says there was a problem with his truck. it started leaking some fluid. you can see where they've without that fluid, he got stuck up here with the christmas lights. a h

ryan schulteis 7 news stay with 7 news for continuing coverage of president elect trump whdh.com or follow along on social media. >> anchor: not your average pizza night. meet the fans who shared a slice with brady and his bodies. >> reporter: looking forward to that story. tomorrow features sunshine. >> anchor: mayor marty walsh kicking off a special event for the holidays. >> tonight they're mean and intimidating even threaten you with jail. >> i was scared to death. >> but those phone calls are irs. you're not the irs. energy costs go up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. of the energy we buy for you is changing. but we're working to increase the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region because more energy means lower energy costs for you and the communities we serve. and as the number-one provider of energy-efficiency programs in the nation, we're committed to helping you manage the energy you use. >> anchor: so it's a star studded pizza party. lucky fans grabbing a bite with tom brady, ben a fleck, and matt da

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> kim: breaking news, under arrest. police taking a man into custody after an attack on a girl near a bus stop in bourne. ready for romney? the former massachusetts governor meeting with the president-elect. the role he might fill in a trump white house, ready for relief. a judge saying a former massachusetts speaker can he had home after serving part dangerous drive in revere. a car on a collision course with a drive after the driver is seen driving around a barrier. >> reporter: sun came out. >> kim: an arizona police officer off the job after things get out of hand during an arrest. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> adam: starting at 5:00 with breaking news. police in bourne making an arrest in an attack on a 14-year-old girl. police say she was' from behind, thrown to the ground. >> kim: the attack happened last week and since, police have been busy trying to solve the case. jadiann thompson joins us live with the breaking details. >> reporter: bourne police have arrested an 18-year-old and he is facing se

let's get to ryan schulteis with more. >> reporter: while there is unity in the party sources say is there a agreement within the transition team over cabinet positions and more speculation who could joining join his white house. mike pence in new york amid speculation the president elect will name his saint of -- secretary of state ohio will deal with russia, the fight against isis and new trade deals? john bolton is said to be a candidate. >> i think trump will be a far stronger leader. >> reporter: touted by another camp date -- >> john would be a very good chase. >> is there anybody better. >> maybe me, i don't know. >> reporter: the former new york mayor does not want in disapply. >> we got our butts kicked. >> reporter: don't blame me said president obama. flightened voters wanted change. >> president obama: president-elect trump tapped into the spectacular strain within the republican party then was able to broaden that enough and get enough votes. >> randall: forerepublicans today -- >> there you go. >> reporter: trump red hats are the fashion. paul ryan who said trump is not

i'm jadiann thompson. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> adam: breaking news, an mbta bus on a crash course. it collides with a car in the south end. people on board sent to the hospital. >> kim: also breaking gunfire rings out in an oklahoma airport. flights are cancelled as police investigate. >> reporter: a rainy evening communicate gives way to drizzly conditions. searching for answers after someone distributes this white supremacist newspaper. >> kim: rob gronkowski questionable after a hard hit. >> adam: why one of the suspects could be released in just days. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> first at 5:00, breaking news, a car and an mbta silver bus collide in the south people to the hospital. those injuries are believed to be minor. >> adam: let's get out to alex dipratto who is live the a the scene for us, alex? >> reporter: a scare on the afternoon commute. take you right to video. eight people injured luckily minor injuries. it happened here on washington street and mullens way just a short time ago. again eight people injured. sustained, t

ryan schulteis joins us from our control room with more on what the president said. >>> the president addressed concerns over the election of donald trump on a day where trump's transition team made big moves. eric trump came to trump tower. ivanka trump an her husky players in the effort to fill top jobs in the trump administration. a possible pick fortress you'ry there is praise for trump picking party chair priebus but horror for some as stephen bannon name a top advisor. >>> he is much more ed with reasserting the power of white people trump advisor kelly anne conway defended bannon. >>> he has a harvard business degree, a naval officer, he has success in entertainment. >> reporter: on 60 demanded his most extreme backers stop harassing minorities. >>> i will say it tight to the camera. stop it. trump hedged on major promises. he will deport immigrants who commit crimes and keep part of oh becama care, coverage of people with preconditions. >>> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> reporter: reaction today from president obama. >>> jesse tuesday matter and

ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> adam: stay with us for more on trump's transition to the white house. head to whdh.com or you can download our mobile and tablet apps. hillary clinton's spotted in rhode island. the former democrat presidential nominee popping into a book store in werterly over the weekend. >> kim: we're following more news today. a school bus driver under arrest charged in connection with the deadly drive in chattanooga tennessee. at least five children were killed. more than two dozen injured after the school bus he was driving crashed into a tree. tragedy for those people. it's just days before thanksgiving. the 24-year-old driver's actions are under investigation this evening. jadiann thompson is here with the details. >> reporter: kim, this community is heart broken death those five children. people are lining up now to donate blood to help the survivors of the crash. today we're learning 12 students are still in the hospital. six of those are in intensive care. more than 18 hours after this bus crash took the lives of five young children people stopped to watch as

ryan schulteis joins us with more. kim tonight wall wall street journal is report romney mr. trump top choice for secretary of state and reports ben carson has also be offer ad job heading department of all this on same president-elect seemed reverse course oh major campaign pledges. she should be locked up. she should. he promise it had as candidate. but now that's looking less likely. that president-elect will lock up hillary clinton for her email server. she has to go to jail. today president-elect is saying it's just not something that i feel very strongly about. during a sit down with "new york times." he said i don't want to hurt the clintons. she went through a lot and suffered greatly in my >> bright bart quick to xhut oh headline broken promise. and their might be more. during campaign, donald trump rallied against the paris climate deal signed by nearly every nation on earth. we will cancel this deal so our companies can compete. dacey an open mind about the deal. he's clearing a legal issues propertying anew filing a violated irs rules which could require a paying

i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> adam: stay with us for more on trump's transition to the white house. head to whdh.com or download our moby and tablet apps. >> kim: also on 7 it's early release for a former massachusetts house speaker sal dimasi, today a judge o.k.ed that relee, he has been in prison and served parts of his corruption circumbattling cancer -- dimasi is battling cancer. kimberly bookman has the latest. >> reporter: you know, we talked to people who know dimasi and they say his cancer is in remission at this point, but he needs to be around family and get the proper medical care. granted a compassionate release days before thanksgiving a judge ruled former massachusetts speaker of the house sal dimasi can leave a federal ris fromon and he had home to the bay state. >> i'm pleased especially the timing of it were thanksgiving and the holidays coming up. i think that due to his unfortunate illness that made this a case where such a decision was warranted. >> reporter: dimasi is searching time for corruption. while incarcerated he was diagnosed with throat and prostate can

go to ryan schulteis for details. today the president-elect met with several familiar faces at trump power. then had dinner with mitt romney who was still in running for one biggest jobs in his new cabinet. >> president-elect donald trump mitt romney. romney cde romney seemed hopeful. i had a wonderful evening with a president-elect donald trump. he had we had a discussion about affairs throughout world and these discussion have been enlightening. and interesting. and engaging. it ends a business day for transition team. earlier tonight we learned that mr. trump will be choosing former wall street executive stephen as his treasury secretary. she was labor secretary under president george w. bush and first asian american woman to serve cabinet position. last night trump selected georgia congressman tom price a fierce critic of obamacare to lead the department of health and human services. >> the most important thing that the american people understand and appreciate is that it's a destructive to their healthcare. despi

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. invasion in sterling. police now looking for three suspects accused of tying up a 70-year-old woman. >> reporter: cool today but look the a the milder air heading to new england. >> kim: a school bus and another bus go on a crash. >> adam: a massive explosion in the south could impact gas prices across country. >> kim: a halloween home one this halloween costume but >> adam: breaking news, a major car crash on route 44 in middleboro. part of the road is shut down with a large backup. >> kim: let's get to ryan schulteis. >> reporter: this is happening on route 44 west near 105. one of the cars we're told bursts into flames. you can see the shell of the vehicle torched right there. as you mentioned part of the road is completely shut down for now. word on any injuries but we continue to gather more information. they're dwelling a four-mile backup. police and fire are working to clear the road. they say they have not figured out what caused the crash. we'll bring you more updates as we learn. >> adam: also br

let's go to ryan schulteis here with details on today's testimony. >> kim it was the cellphone footage that shook the entire counter. today the jurors, 11 whom are white heard the opening statements. >> former police officer michael slager is on trial for what >> slager's shooting death of scott in april 2015 was captured on dramatic cellphone video that stunned the nation. the officer firing eight shots s scott ran away following a traffic stop for a broken taillight. it also shows slager allegedly moving evidence closer to scotts body. >> in the opening statement thursday prosecutors pointed out to the jury of 11 whites and one black that the video didn't the shooting and contradicts muh of slager's official report. >> his attorneys say they'll shw slager acted in self-defense and that scott was responsible for escalating a routine traffic stop. shooting, local leaders includig the naacp have pleaded with the community to remain peaceful no matter what the outcome which could mean life for slager if he's convicted of murder. >> in the newsroom, i'm ryan schulteis. 7news. >> the suspe

control room ryan schulteis 7 news. also at 11 a storm system with new england in its sights tonight our warm start to week about to thing of the past this time of year temperatures cool here's chief meteorologist jeremy reiner about age inch rain relatively quiet here in month of november. so here's storm system just now showing up with clouds here new england. some sprinkle down through long island center the storm east of delmarva peninsula. this will move north toward new england during day tomorrow. with most of the rain i think lunch time through the evening commute. but when that said i think there sprinkle tomorrow more than on and off showers during morning hours and then it moves out of here about this time tomorrow night with an inch to an inch beneficial rain cool and raw temperatures through the day tomorrow only in the mid middle and upper 40s. the other concern tomorrow is not because of the storm it's because of the super moon leading to astronomical high tides. king tides. highest tides of the year so w

let's get to ryan schulteis with more pictures and information for us. ryan? >> reporter: the small town of curb, oklahoma was blacked off after the quake. was an oil hub but officials say today that oil terminal there is now one of the 40 buildings last night. it was the third in oklahoma this year. they make the 2.5 or higher you can see damage. collapsed face ads, here an estimated 40 to 50 building sustained some time of dan and assisted living facility eevacuated as a precaution. the school district canceled today's classes. officials say they are just glad to one was seriously hurt. >>> fortunately, last night until today we only had one injury it. was a walk in to the to help him and then get him to the hospital. that's the only injury we had during this event. >> anchor: now officials say this is the largest earthquake they are had but feel the emergency responders were prepared and took action very quickly. oklahoma has had thousands of earthquakes in recent years. experts say nearly all have been traced to the oil production process. in the newsroom,

ryan schulteis, 7news. >>> we are feeling the chill as people head home for the thanksgiving holiday. cold air settling in and feels like winter is here as millions hit the road in the north ' meteorologist bree edgars is standing by with that thanksgiving forecast. and this has been a little tricky one, bree. >> yeah, it has. but it's looking much improved from the last couple of days, and we're gonna walk y'all through it. it was nice to have the sunshine for us today, but the clouds, as you can see just on the horizon for us, and they will move in for us overnight, and a whole big mess through the great lakes. maybe causing some delays for

ryan schulteis here with the details. >> kym, mr. trump's choice for treasury secretary says he wants to make major changes to the tax code, saying he will make huge corporations. >> reporter: donald trump announcing two top level positions today, his pick for treasury secretary steve manuchen, trump's former finance chairman says his top priority is tax reform. >> we're gonna have the most significant middle income tax cut since reagan. >> reporter: he's a long-time banker working at goldman sacks before starting his own hedge fund but critics say he can't be trusted after profiting from the housing collapse when others were losing their homes. his selection as treasury secretary should send slivers down the spine of every american who got hit hard by the financial crisis. manuchen will be joined by ross as trump's commerce secretary. ross is a billionaire businessman known on lawsuit as the king of bankruptcy with a history of going after struggling companies. the announcements come as the carrier corporation and the president-elec

ryan schulteis joining us with the latest. >> reporter: this is a tragic and kind of bizarre story. just yesterday police found that woman chained alive in a locked storage container and today a body. police are now searching for other victims. a gruesome discovery this afternoon as investigators south carolina. authorities say they have unearthethed human remains and now they are looking for more. >>> we're trying to make sure that we don't have a serial killer on our hands. this is a very possibly what we have. >> anchor: that ken after kayla brown was rescued from a locked, metal storage container on the property where she had been held captive for more than two month. >>> it was pretty emotional to say the least when she was found especially hen she was like a dog. she had a chain around her neck. shorts she believes four bodies are buried where she was found. >>> we had cadaver dogs here yesterday that did alert on some places. >> reporter: police is arrested the property owner todd koehlhepp charged with kidnapping and stood before a judge for the first time in the case during

. >> adam: let's get to ryan schulteis here with more on that tonight. >> reporter: we're going to track the swing states and the results all evening long. this map right here will be filled as the votes are counted. here are key states to keep an eye out for. casting his ballot in richmond. he currently serves as usa senate for virginia. we'll see whether his position could sway voters there. another battleground state is georgia. 16 electoral votes up for grabs there. florida makes the list as a state to watch tonight. early voting ended yesterday. 6.4 million people have already voted more than half of all the voters in the state. it's also a bigger turnout than in the entire 2004 election. we'll track the results all night long as the votes come in. i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> kim: another major battleground statement we're talking about new hampshire which is an important piece of the election. both candidates spent a lot of the last 24 hours in the granite state. >> adam: andy hiller is more with dr. josh to explain why it's so important. >> reporter: when it comes hampshire is

in the newsroom, rhine schulteis 7 news. >> anchor: there is more breaking news out of new jersey where two people have been rushed to the hospital after a stabbing at rutgers university. the suspect,000 in custody. the school sent out an alert just before 3:00 this afternoon that several people had been stabbed. we now know that there are two stabbing victims. no word on their condition. this happening at the business campus. the school is put on lock down as police accepted for the suspect but the university now says the area around the school is safe. now just four days until the election and donald trump making a final pitch up in new hampshire. polls there show the presidential race is too close to call. republicans rallying for people there to get out and vote. it is one of those swing states that could decide the whole election. >> anchor: dan hausle is there live in new hampshire and he begins our campaign >> anchor: donald trump has been here in new hampshire again and again and each time he is here he recalls how new hampshire is where it all started for him where he got his f

in the newsroom ryan schulteis, 7 news. former massachusetts governor bill weld also campaigning tonight. here in boston. weld is a vice presidential candidate on ticket with libertarian gary johnson former new mexico governor when asked to choose between clinton or trump he said it's a no brainer calling trump massively unfit to be president. >>> seven news has you covered on election night adam and i news team to bring you live reports all night long our election coverage begins a 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. live reports from new york city continue tomorrow morning dan byron station ad trump and clinton headquarters christa delcamp will join them for updates through morning and early afternoon. also from night team crowd chaos a cambridge mall. police had to use pepper spray they say as this event where people hope to meet celtics rookie and a rap star. people who turned out to meet these two could not be controlled. night team jadiann thompson is live in cambridge side galleria mall >> yeah, just a short time ago madness out her

in the newsroom i'm ryan schulteis 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 news for more on the trump transition to you can get updates on our website whdh.com. >> anchor: and there is more news today people in mill ford getting a disturbing delivery. someone someone ku klux klan newspapers. >> thought it was the morning paper. what's this crap. >> reporter: the rolled up kkk newspaper appeared at before dawn. he read the articles. >> they're ridiculous. they've been ridiculous. they're a fringe group. they've always been a fringe group. insulted people all over the country. >> reporter: homeowners found this racist literature a first batch a month ago. the second over the weekend. the police chief got the ku klux klan news letter personally at stop in one case the woman said her daughter picked it up. that's of concern. >> reporter: the first amendment protects whoever is doing this. no person was being targeted based on race religion or sexual orientation. >> no crime here? >> no crime here. >> reporter: this newspaper was published in arkansas. it dubbed itself the political voice of white ch

ryan schulteis has a closer look. ? >> reporter: hillary clinton rolling out the star power in cleveland. power couple beyonce and jay z.putting on a concert to support her. ? >> i want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country. [applause] and know that her possibilities are limitless and that is why i'm with her. >> reporter: hillary clinton spent the day trying to rally voters in states that president obama won easily like pennsylvania. >> this is one of those make or break moments in the united states. >> reporter: she is in a fight for michigan and she is counting on big names like the preside w to keep the calm in north carolina psalm. >> i told you to be focused. you are not focused right now. don't boo. vote. >> reporter: it's also a very close race in new hampshire. our 7 news umass local poll shows the two died. this is where her daughter chelsea was telling supporters to not just sit on the sidelines. >> i believe this is the most important presidential election of my lifetime so i'm going to do e

ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> christa: i love that big oversized hat. the cutest thing. >> sarah: he has quite an arm there. starbucks cups. the holiday designs you might see this year. >> reporter: we have a cooldown headed our way. details coming up after the break. >> sarah: president-elect donald trump heads to washington, d.c. more on the historic meeting with president obama straight ahead. >> christa: disturbing new details about a cold case in south carolina. what we now know about two ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stopping you from really doing what you love. so call now to learn more about our plans that offer everything from annual wellness visits to routine hearing and vision exams, and prescription drugs. we have new dental coverage options too. and we even offer plans with no medical deductible and no referrals. plus, all our plans come with the peace of mind that you get when you have a heal

let's go to the nightteam's ryan schulteis right now. >> ryan: we are hearing president-elect trump has offered that security advisor. and there are other names surfacing as possible additioning to the trump's white house. like mitt romney to be considered for the governing aspect even if the campaigning was at odds. >> reporter: a transition source tells nbc news that romney will heat with the president-elect on sunday, and this after other picks have come under fire. rudy giuliani for reported ties to foreign governments and hail for lack of experience. and some wonder if this means the president-elect is trying to >> i think having people of different back grounds matters, particularly in that role. >> reporter: trump met today with the japanese prime minister along with his daughter and the prime minister said trump is a leader who company have great confidence in. ryan schulteis. >> kim: former massachusetts speaker of the house, saul leave from prison to return home pep was diagnosed with throat and prostate cancer while in prison. he served five of his 8-year sentence for corrupt

get to ryan schulteis in our newsroom with information. ryan. >> reporter: this is a surprising move considering the 2 have been advisories for years. romney led the never trump mont the 2 have started to mend their relationship. romney called him to congratulate him. president elect trump will talk to mitt romney about secretary of state. also in trump tower today trump aides confirmed south carolina governor nicky haley is under consideration for that job. michael flynn reportedly his pick for national security controversial. appearing on russian tv with vladimir putin. this comes after trump questioned if the u.s. would defend nato allies against russia during his campaign. making the former head of u.s. intelligence nervous. >> our nato commitment has to be reinforced. >> reporter: james clapper quit today as planned. >> which felt good. i got 64 da >> reporter: quick action on the trump agenda. >> rebuild our military. revive our economy. >> reporter: to put people to work. democrats like the sound of that. >> and we hope that we can

ryan schulteis live in our control room to tell us more. >> reporter: on a day where trump filled those top spots in his administration. eric trump came to trump tower. ivanka trump and her husband key players in the effort to fill administration. a possible pick for treasure secretary is steve manutcha. he was trump's finance chair. praise for trump picking prebus. but horror from some for steve banon has top adviser. bright bart news read by the hard right some extremists and racist. >> he's got a harvard degree. a naval officer. he has success in sprainment. >> reporter: on 60 minutes. >> stop it. >> reporter: trump hedged on major promises his wall will have fencing. deport immigrants who commit crimes and keep obama care coverage of people with preconditions. >> it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> gestures matter and how he not have supported him how he signals his interest in their issues or concerns i think those are the kinds of things that can set a tone. >> reporter: more protests today as trump and his team moved to take the reigns of power. donald trump is askin

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ryan schulteis 7 news. ; following more news today. children living in filth inside a manchester home. they say the conditions were not only unsanitary but unsafe. 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

ryan schulteis 7 news. >> anchor: coming up next on the news station. a winning line up. how boston athletes and entertainers are making a difference at boston childrens. >> reporter: more rain tomorrow. forecast up next. >> anchor: also why some massachusetts fire fighters are getting extra recognition today. >> anchor: and a whole knew dining experience. >> anchor: new at 7 stars teaming up with boston's children's hospital for the annual champions for children gala. patriots players, entertainers, jay leno dropping in. >> anchor: saw him in the video there. the special event has a big impact. brandon gunnoe live in the sea port district for us. brandon. >> reporter: adam and kim, when boston sports of pediatric medicine come together great things happen. so it's an incredible event with an incredible impact. this is the annual champions are children's gala. a way to support boston children's hospital and the community. jay leno was a hit with the kids. cracking jokes and asking them what they wanted for christmas. >> this is my home town. it's boston. i don't know anyb

ryan schulteis 7 news. >> anchor: coming up next on the news station a powerful premiere. patriots day the movie unveiled. >> anchor: a lot of clouds around tomorrow. and colder by sunday. forecast for the weekend up impact on children of all ages here in massachusetts. >> monday. >> might be a lot of trash talking in this week's who did it better. >> let's go. let's go. >> are going to get our hands dirty. >> nasty. >> anchor: a moving debut for the movie was actually rolled out last night in los angeles. >> anchor: about the boston marathon bombings. nancy chen with more. >> reporter: a star studded premiere for patriots day the movie about the boston marathon bombings debuting thursday night. the special screening closed the festival. left while wiping tears and mark walberg brought up several of the real survivors and first responders on stage. filming the movie took an emotional toll. >> when you see the movie you're shocked at how much you didn't know. real footage of ugly stuff. >> reporter: his character plays a mixture of real people. he wanted to make sure he con

i'm ryan schulteis. >> and i'm jony ann thompson. hope you have a great evening. and if you can, come back and >>> tonight, officer charged after a fatal shooting caught on camera. a diver killed while his girlfriend pleaded in the passenger seat. the four-year-old in the car. the aftermath streamed live on facebook. >>> new emergency evagszuations as smoke blanketing big cities sending people rushing to the er. >>> up in the air. trump tower as the president elect denies reports of chaos as a surprise name emerges for a powerful post. >>> surprise medical bills. when a hospital takes your insurance, but the doctor who is treating you doesn't, a staggering one out of five patients paying the price in emergency. >>> and attention poll holiday shoppers.

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. >> jadiann: i'm jadiann thompson, 7 news at starts right now. >> announcer: breaking news at 6:00. a firefighter and a resident hurt. as a massive fire tears through a home in lawrence. an altercation at an elementary school. after police say a drunk drive tried picking up his son. >> reporter: rain tapers later this evening. more rain for tomorrow evening. >> announcer: he flipped his chest. >> and tripped, too. the darnest things. tom brady's son weighs in on his dad's perform answer against the new york jets. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> adam: we start with breaking news. a massive fire tears through a home in lawrence. a firefighter and a woman living inside were injured. the woman had to be rescued from inside the building. >> kim: it's an apartment building and there are a lot of people without a place to call home. let's go to steve cooper live in lawrence. >> reporter: we can tell you that t are talking about that was rescued. the chief says she was' rescued from a third floor apartment here of a burning building this afternoon. the flames are out t

from elect is holding up -- president eelectricity :questions about a successor on the agenda ryan schulteis here with more. >> reporter: we did learn who will not be part of trump's administration, down. president obama touched down in athens day for the first leg of his last major foreign trip. obama spoke about the greek prime minister about the economy, and his successor and the refuge crisis. >> you've seen some of the rhetoric, trump was -- >> reporter: the last time he was abroad obama is assuring them things will be okay. >> the future of humanity and the future of the world is going to be defined by what we've in common. as opposed to those things that separate us. >> reporter: america's post-became -- post obama direction will be made by the decisions made inside trump tower today. rudy giuliani is a leading contender for secretary of choice. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know. [laughter] >> reporter: under trump maintaining form foreign relationships will be important. according to leaked memo trump's first 200 days wouldy so the u.s. renorthing nafta and tillin

minutes of 7 news, kim and adam were waiting for you, i'm jadiann thompson requirements i'm ryan schulteis. >> announcer: police arrest a man they say grabbed an choked a teenage girl while she was' walking to her bus stop in bourne. >> all i ask is you think twice before you act onc tiers after losing his son in a drunk driving crash. the victim's best friend pleading guilty. mitt romney was once considered one of donald trump's fiercest critics but he could seep be heading to the white house. >> reporter: mild right now. >> announcer: 7 news at 6:00 start now. >> adam: we've been following breaking news. one perch dade. another in custody after a this happened on west cottage street. we're learning the victim flew the person who shot him. >> kim: let's get out to alex who is there in the neighborhood. alex? >> reporter: a very large police presence here in dorchester. i'll step out of the way. this is west cottage street. it's closed down after a deadly shooting. police say a man in his 20s or 30 areas crime came to the home and an argue 789 erupted. the man was shot. police say both kno

. >> and i'm ryan schulteis. 7news at 5:00 starts right now. >> reporter: searching for a suspect, a woman brutally attacked in hyde park during a domestic dispute. court. why thousands of cases could be thrown out. >> plus, talking with trump. why the owner of new england's favorite football team was spotted in new york city. >>> and a patriots player hits it hard after a absence in practice today. what can we expect this weekend from the pats' tight send in. >> rain over and done with. we return to sunshine the next couple of days and a mild weekend. in weather coming up. >>> and a baby saved all thanks to >>> we are following breaking news, first here at 5:00, police in princeton revealing a new detail in the search for a suspect in the death of of a woman who was found in august. police say they're looking for a dark suv. >> and they say that car was seen near the crime scene. cheryl has more of the breaking details. >> well, the witness told police that a dark colored suv was seen parked near the scene of the murder and the district attorney brooks station road around the time o

latest from ryan schulteis. >> reporter: officials say the officers were not ambushed but shot while pursuing the suspect in a home invasion. trying top place the suspect under arrest for a home invasion. new york city mayor spoke moments ago remembering the officer who was year veteran of the nypd. long term member of the 43 precinct and a loving father of 2 young children. >> reporter: during that shooting officers returned fire killing the suspects. the nypd commissioner said the suspect has a lengthy criminal history. the other officer shot in the attack is undergoing surgery. he is in stable condition. that sergeant killed is the 5th in the line of duty in years. >> anchor: 2 people stabbed at rutgers university today. the suspect in custody this evening. police say it happened around 3:00 this afternoon. put that university on lock down until they caught up with the suspect a short time later. one student didn't realize how serious the threat was at first. >> at first i thought it was just 2 guys fighting each other. that's what it sounded like. a struggle go down and people st

. >> anchor: thank you so much for joining us on this friday. ' ryan schulteis in for adam williams. >> anchor: i'm kim khazei. thanks so much for joining us and from all of us here at the news station, we just want to thank all of you veterans and fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, >>> tonight, obamacare backtrack? breaking news from the president-elect's first big interview. what he's now saying after repeatedly promising to repeal and replace the law. >>> all in the family. donald trump shakes up his transition team, boosting his chire and demoting chris christie. the inner circle coming into focus. >>> amazon refunds. the company ordered to pay back customers tens of millions of dollars. we'll tell you

you know, until i guess we hear otherwise. >> reporter: rye ryan schulteis, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: 7 news now turning to a risky ride in melrose. a bus loses control. those on board frozen in fear as it becomes clear there may be something wrong with the driver. this morning we're hearing from one of the riders who called 911. 7's brandon gunnoe has the story you will see on just one station. >>> transit police say an mbta bus driver hit a parked vehicle and with passengers on board hopped back on the bus and debt going. >>> we hit the curb a few times. he was up on the a couple times. he hit a tree. he hit a van. >>> it happened thursday night at a quarter of 6:00. the mbta bus hit an xfiniti van after accepted a tent to his fiance say, doug called 911. >>> i just said i am very concerned. i think there is an intoxicated driver driving our bus i decided. i can't, i don't want to sit here and if something happens i will feel horrible if i didn't do anything of i just made the desire to just make the phone call. >>> this is surveillance video after state police pulled th

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. an historic campaign. >> this is the most like our country has never seen before. >> let's make history together. >> announcer: from the candidates' headquarters in new york to new england and an important swing state here. we have team 7 coverage and you voice your choice. >> kim: here is a look at voters lining up to cast their ballots in an important battleground state that. is ohio. donald trump and hillary clinton have spendor courting voters across our country. in ours we should know who will be our new president-elect. >> adam: we're watching numbers closely nationally and the important races here across new england. we'll begin with christa del camp live in new york city where both presidential candidates will be waiting for the results along with the rest of you, christa. >> reporter: adam, kim, good evening from times making purchase we've been waiting for this. we do one thing for sure. the next president of the united states will be in new york. as you mentioned both campa

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> adam: a car collides with a silver line bus in boston. >> reporter: small storm steering fear in milford. >> adam: two days later patriots are speaking out about tight end rob gronkowski's blow. >> such was taken but not my sense of humor. >> kim: survivors of the boston marathon bombing are talking about the day that changed their lives forever. >> reporter: 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> soaking streets across the coastal area. all due to an astronomically high tide from the supermoon we saw in the sky this week. we've seen steady showers, sky 7 was over beverly today where they were dealing with flooding and the rain continuing to drop down. thanks for being with us at 6:00 dimples i'm kim khazei. the rain has been on and off. you can see that some areas reading radar. i think i'm going to toss it over to meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: kim, right now the radar lit up. we do have greens and yellow, orange and read. there is a steady batch of rain in the city. that continues to move north into the city up to

swirling around president-elect trump's son-in-law in and role hi might play in white house ryan schulteis is in our control room with more. >> kims cnn is reporting all this transition turmoil infight center around president-lect son-in-law. president-elect spent inside trump tower with vice president-elect. former congressman mike roger who had advise trump on national security adruptly quit he to the anderson koorm why aleft. it came down it was time they wanted to go in different direction. it was easy for me to hand it off to mike pence and his capable hands coming in. so i think that was kind of a combination. i think there is some confusion going on. about a chain of command coming hopefully they will get that settled pretty soon sources tell nbc roger departure was part of a poourg aimed getting rid christy and any of his allies. different groups have emerged in transition fighting for trump's ear this as we get an idea what trump's cabinet might look like. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani eyed for secretary of state u.s. ambassador to un under george w. bush. john would a

at 6:00 will in thank so much for spending pat your monday after a holiday week with us i'm ryan schulteis if for adam williams. >> anchor: i'm kim khazei. "nightly news" is next. we hope to see you become here for 7 news at 7:00 or end you day with us 7 news at 11:00. >>> tonight, campus attack horror at ohio state. a driver slams into a crowd, then goes on a terrifying stabbing spree. we have new details on the suspect, as the fbi investigates. were there ties to terrorism? >>> with no evidence, president-elect trump illegally, in an election that he won. >>> plus, palace intrigue. are there warring factions inside trump tower? >>> we're live from havana where thousands are lining up to bid farewell for castro. what's next for cuba? >>> banned for life. delta released video of a belligerent passenger on board. >>> and football to

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. >> >> kim: breaking news, a woman called to court in connection with the murder of a local mother. to a police chase. >> adam: also breaking finally free. former speaker of the house sal dimasi landing in boston after a judge granted him early release from prison. >> kim: fight being gradual gridlock tracking trouble an the roads as people begin to head home for the holidays. >> reporter: we hold on to the cold weather. i'll let you know for how long. >> adam: the sign switch that has massachusetts officials apologizing. >> kim: trouble on tour for kanye west. why the rapper was rushed to cancelled. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> adam: we're following breaking news first at 5:00. police making an arrest in the beating death of a local woman today. a 23-year-old woman was called to court charged in connection with the murder. prosecutors say she was' run over by a car that took off. the driver later crashed into house in northboro. the victim was leaving a party with her son when she was' killed. >> kim: today the woman who appeared in court is

. >> all right, i'm ryan schulteis. >> and i'm jadiann thompson. thanks for sticking around with week, everyone. 7news at 6:00 start right now. >> reporter: she was found dead on the side of the road in princeton earlier this year her killer still on the loose. >> drying out as we import some sunshine and a mild air the next couple of days. forecast ahead. >> and patriot quarterback tom brady shows off his funny side poking fun of the infamous deflate-gate scandal, in a new commercial. >>> breaking news at 6:00, a new clue in the murder of a princeton jogger. vanessa marcotte was found dead on the side of the road back in august. her killer still out there. >> police are looking for a vehicle that was spotted near the crime scene. -- cheryl fiandaca, yeah, the worcester county district attorney says the car was seen parked on brooks station road around the kill of vanessa marcotte. the alumni worked for google in new york city and visiting family in princeton when she went out for a run that morning. her family reported her missing when she didn't

april ryan schulteis. >> anchor: i'm jadiann thompson. 7 news at 6:00 gets started right now. >> anchor: it was a video that went viral. now the mother seen overoverdosing in front of her young daughter faces a judge. the victim of a hit and run crash in brockton has died from his injuries. the alleged driver turns himself get ready for a rainy midweek. >>> a major milestone for pats qb tom brady. he scores his 200th career win leading new england to a win over new york. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> anchor: a pedestrian seriously hurt after getting hurt by a vehicle in westwood. that person was rushed to the hospital eventually in a medical helicopter. >> anchor: let'ge jadiann thompson with the very latest. >> reporter: the crash happened around 4:00 this afternoon. police say the victim was just walking down the street when they were hit. that victim then transported from an ambulance into a medical helicopter and then flown to the hospital. the driver of the vehicle was not injured in this accident here. police say there is no sign of any criminal wrongdoing in this crash. the inves

. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: break zig-zagging news. sitting this one out. the patriots star tight end not on the men to california as the team gets set to play the 49ers. >>> cause for concern. police respond to the boston university library after a man calls in a threat but it turns >> anchor: and the trump transition team making some major moves. who is in and who is out in the trump white house. >> anchor: plus, a star-studded night in hollywood as many come out to promote a movie about a day we'll never forget. >> reporter: gorgeous day today but now we track a cold front for the weekend. >>> tom brady getting candid in front of the camera. what he is now saying about that commercial and this weekend's matchup with the 49ers. >> anchor: we are following break zig-zagging news right off patriots tight end rob gronkowski will not play in this sunday's game against the 49ers. the team is already left in en route to california tonight but gronk is reportedly not on that plane. >> anchor: let's find out more about the patriots. trey dae

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. >> jadiann: i'm jadiann thompson,7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: breaking news, a terrifying home invasion in sterling. masked men tie a woman up then take off with cash and her car. a search under way for the suspects. donations destroyed on the cape. gifts meant families go up in flames. >> reporter: more sunshine tomorrow but milder temperatures heading this way. >> announcer: a troubling treat. a bottle of alcohol found in a kid's halloween candy. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> kim: first at 6:00, breaking news out of sterling. police say armed men wearing masks broke into this home and tied up a 730-year-old searching for the suspect. they found the woman's car they took off in. steve cooper is in sterling to bring us up to date now. >> reporter: so they just found the car a short time ago, it was seven miles from where this home invasion took place earlier today. and tonight the search is on for three men who are wearing halloween masks. >> i've been here 12 years, this is the first incident like this since i've been here. >> reporter: a poli

. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> kim: breaking news now at 5:00, a firefighter injured battl a woman rescued from the fiery scene. then a robbery suspect shot and killed in lynn. why police say an officer was forced to fire. >> reporter: the rain picks up in intensity just in time for the even commute. >> kim: six survivors pulled from the wreckage of a plane crash in colombia. investigators trying to figure out what led to the doomed flight. fast moving wildfires torching towns in tennessee. several people killed. destroyed. the president-elect trump sparking a division about free speech about his tweets about burning the american flag. breaking news now at 5:00 a firefighter hurt battling flames in lawrence. a woman inside also injured. firefighters rescued her from the apartment building. >> adam: it looks like several families now are without a place to stay. steve cooper live on the scene with more breaking details, steve. >> reporter: adam, red cross telli many as 30 people have been displaced by the fast moving fire. the flames are out right now. the inve