let's go to 7's victoria warren. she has more. vicki? >> victoria: they say this is good advice always when you're talking about teenagers and the internet. the superintendent says this was a fake snapchat account, and he's concerned because he was told some students may have sent some inappropriate photographs. so the superintendent asked speak with sophomores at weston high school. someone on snapchat was targeting sophomore boy, but they don't know if a student or an adult is behind the account. either way, they wanted to reinforce with students the need to be safe and smart with social media. police say they haven't even seen any of the compromising photos. police say if you know anything about this fake snapchat account or any of theseto live this morning in weston, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: new this morning, some of the animals taking from a westport farm are now up for dp shun. more than 200 animals are now at a rescue group across eight states. more than 1,000 animals were rescued from the farm earl

we want to get out live to 7's victoria warren who is in -- here. vicki, good morning. >> victoria: good morning. the police investigation continues. manchester police getting called out to reports of a shooting around 7:00 last night. paramedics also rushed out to help. manchester police this morning not releasing too many details, but they were focusing a lot of their attention on a car at the intersection of merrimack and beech streets. the fire department brought one person to the hospital. the "union leader" newspaper reporting that person s that victim is doing this morning, but i can tell you that police are still in the area and they are continuing to investigate. no word if they've made any arrests. live this morning in manchester, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: a new billboard hopes to bring new leads to the investigation in a decades-old unsolved murder. the body of a woman found in she was killed after leaving her job at logan airport. the new billboard debuted yesterday in the greater boston area. police home s

let's go live to 7's victoria warren with more. vicki? >> victoria: good morning. he is going to go before a judge later today. he's accused of calling 911, saying that he killed his nephew. police arrived at his home, found the boy alive, but they did arrest the uncle. a chilling 911 call. worcester police racing out to this home after man says he killed his nephew. >> a little kid just crying and screaming and crying. 80mph. >> victoria: inside the lincoln village town home, police found the three-year-old boy. he had injuries to his face and neck, but he was alive and he was alert. the 21-year-old uncle metropolitian police at the door an let them in. >> i can't imagine what he was going through. he must have been so scared. >> victoria: the boy was rushed to the hospital, the uncle arrested, accused of attempted murder, indecent assault and he's accused of strangling the child. he told polic his nephew while the boy's father was at work. investigators took pictures and removed evidence. neighbors left hoping the child is going to be okay. >> it's just really sa

now let's go to 7's victoria warren. she has the latest. >> sarah: the grawsome discovery yesterday inside of this methuen home here. you can see these candles burning outside. police were called here. they went inside. that's when they discovered this woman's body inside. police this morning are looking for the woman's ex-boyfriend, calling him a person of interest. he may have information about the death of 29-year-old wanda rosa. sources telling us neighbors roared hearing a young child last friday screaming, "daddy, stop, daddy, stop," but it wasn't until yesterday when police were called out here for a well-being check that they discovered the woman's body inside. police telling us that there is a history of domestic violence, that this restraining orders out against emilio delarosa before. so still trying to get information. investigators say delarosa, they know that he took the four-year-old child from this home here and brought him to a relative's house, but the four-year-old child was not hurt at all. but after

customers running for cover. 7's victoria warren live in stoughton with more. good morning to you, vicki. >> victoria: good morning, nancy. incredibly scary for customers inside of this cvs yesterday afternoon. they tell me that and then they heard shots ring out. one customer said she looked around the aisle and she saw someone clutching their shoulder. they had been shot in the shoulder. that victim actually ran to the clinic inside the cvs and started getting first aid. stoughton police say that an 18-year-old was inside of the store. three men walked in and that is when the shooting happened. the teen was rushed to the hospital, his injuries described as non-life-threatening injuries. stoughton police interviewing surveillance video. but as of this morning, they have not made any arrests. they say their investigation continues. live this morning in stoughton, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: let's go to breaking news from overnight, and protests in charlotte, north carolina, extending past the midnight curfew that was set. the thir

get more from 7's victoria cats. >> it's alarming. >> reporter: the animal rescue league investigating. they found 47 beds found dead or so sick. at this point they don't know why. >> i hope it's not environmental. and then on the other hand if someone poisoned the birds. >> reporter: hazardous material crews and inal servicmo agencies working on this. they don't know yet if it's environmental, man made or a toxicity issue. some neighbors are drawing their own conclusions. >> somebody i think has introduced something into the environment to harm them. >> reporter: reverend cynthia pay says her 3 pugs are all healthy. if it was environmental she'd of her sight. >> they are staying on the leash for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: this investigation could take some time because the birds who died have to be sent out to determine a cause of death. no new sick birds have been discovered. some of them are showing signs of improvement. in dorchester victoria warren 7 news. ; over in worcester. right now the city of worcester is under a drought emergency which does include water restrict

will let's head out live to the scene with 7's victoria warren. vicki? >> victoria: the woman spent the night in the hospital. she was hurt and weymouth police, they are trying to figure out exactly what happened to her. all of those starting last night with a 911 call to the weymouth police department. there was a woman on the phone desperate for help. it took some time to figure out exactly where she was, and when they did find her, they say she was deep in a ravine near route 18 and route 3 in weymouth. she was brought to the hospital as police spent hours investigating what appears to be a very large crime scene. they're not releasing too many details on what exactly they were looking for. this investigation this morning, an we're also waiting for an update on the woman's condition on how she is doing today. live this morning in weymouth, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: the red sox go from worst to first, clinching the a.l. east title, a big celebration in the clubhouse. the road to the playoffs wasn't exactly predictable. ni

he's accused of possessing cocaine. 7's victoria warren has the story from lynn. >>> he is a internationally recognized plastic surgeon but police say dr. sheldon sevenor was in possession of crask cocaine in lynn sunday. >> he's a very powerful person in this town. i'm pretty shocked. had no idea. >> reporter: according to the police report, a lynn detective, who was watching a suspected drug dealer, says he and another officer believed they witnessed dr. sevnenor buying crack. the detective goes on to say plastic surgeon's car, he made a throwing motion towards the ground and we both observed several twists of suspected narcotics fall out of sevenor's hand, dr. sevenor has a private practice at northshore medical building union hospital in lynn. union hospital is also where he performed surgery. dr. sevenor has been on the nfc medical staff for 39 years and the hospital released this statement... the doctor's southern released this statement. dr. sevenor has been a respected surgeon for 40 years. he has never been accused of any type of inappropriate behavior. that said, i respectfully dec

that includes his wife, kids about but he did say little help pulling off this sweet surprise. 7's victoria warren has the story. . 7-year-old caden all smiles for assembly then he gets asked to hold the flag and then the surprise of a lifetime. >>> i missed you. >> reporter: caden's dad, sergeant jason chin home from kuwait and thought he would plan a quiet surprise so he reached out to the school's principal. >>> i wanted to just five minute in and out of the classroom. i didn't want to disrupt the school or class at all. >> anchor: but after a year of the kids in writing letters back and forth this north andover school wanted something more. >>> we thought it important would to have a whole school aliably and honor sergeant when for his service to our country. >>> seeing his smile after so long it's just overwhelming. >>> what have you been telling everyone? >>> he was coming home soon. >>> but you didn't know today, >>> his dad reading a story with his second grade class and leaving h his son and wife to surprise his three-year-old sister. >>> your heart just smiles. it makes you know t

's victoria warren live, and vicki, that survivor is car came barreling in. >> victoria: he is. he says he was within a foot of getting hit by the car himself. we also spoke with the district attorney, and she says that they had to wait for a grand jury to return an indictment, saying it's a very slow process, but that it's most important that they get it right. >> it happened very fast. we were in there for a few minutes, and the place exploded. you didn't s >> victoria: six months after the fatal crash at sweet tomatoes, driver 55-year-old bradford casler faces charges. for survivors like tony wilson, the horror of that night brought physical pain and emotional scars. >> he missed me by about a foot. it was real close. broke my back, cracked some ribs, had some internal stuff, ptsd was tough, still going threw all that. eleanor died. others wonder why the case took so long. >> it was a tragic situation. two people lost their lives. seven people were injured. it's important to get it right, and this is not always quick. >> victoria: the d.a. releasing few details about why they

the idea, here's 7's victoria warren in boston. good morning, vicki. >> victoria: good morning, christa. boston has seen enrollment numbers go down in their schools, especially in those middle school years, and that's where the thoughts of this whole idea comes from, so according to the "globe," boston's superintendent has been talking about the possibility of redoing most of the city schools so that high school would start in seventh grade instead of ninth, the problem is that enrollment schools will have to close, so boston has seen families moving away or enrolling hair kids in charter schools which have aggressively expanded, especially in grades six, seven and eight. so the plan would include elementary schools ending at grade six, high schools beginning at grade seven, and then concentrating support services for those middle-school years. there are three exam schools in boston. those schools would not be affected if changes like this victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> nancy: vicki, thank you. 5:11. we're just g

will rest go to 7's victoria warren on this story. vicki, it sounds like this woman was hired through a pretty >> victoria: that's right. the family found her through care.com. police say they found alcohol bottles in her car. they say that she was taking pills. now this baby-sitter is arrested and she's accused of child endanger. a babe is iter arrested in arlington. police say she was drunk and high, stumbling around a neighborhood when she was supposed to be watching a three-year-old boy. >> with the little boy about 20 feet behind her trailing paying attention to him. >> victoria: matthew wolfe immediately concerned for the child. >> she didn't look coherent. >> victoria: another neighbor called 911 after the baby-sitter tried to get into the wrong house. >> i think it was a combination of alcohol and prescription drugs that she consumed that day, and it affected her. she became disoriented. >> victoria: arlington police found empty alcohol bottles in her car. it was 1:30 in the afternoon, the boy's family hired her from care.com,

here's 7's victoria warren for us. vicki? >> victoria: police are still investigating, trying to figure out what caused this crash on 1a right before you get to the airport for quite some time. overnight that has been cleared, but one man was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the accident happening overnight road. the windshield smashed, air bags deployed, and the metal all twisted. paramedics rushed the man to the hospital after he was pulled from the wreckage. there was no one else in the car. now accident reconstruction teams were called out to the scene. they were out here for several hours overnight, no word yet on what could have caused this crash. we're also waiting for an update on that victim. the last update that we received was that he was at the hospital injuries. live this morning in east boston, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: all right. vicki, thank you. 6:49. and we have breaking news from overnight. one person has died after the serious crash. it happened on rou

he's accused of possessing crack cocaine. 7's victoria warren is live in lynn with details. >> victoria: good morning. dr. sheldon sevinor is well-known. he's been on "the view" and other national tv programs. plastic surgeon. but now over the weekend lynn police arrested him and accused him of being in possession of crack cocaine. he is a well-known, internationally recognized plastic surgeon. but police say dr. sheldon sevinor was in possession of >> he's a very powerful person in this town. i'm pretty shocked. i would have no idea. >> victoria: according to the police report, a lynn detective who was watching a suspected drug dealer says he and another officer believed they witnessed dr. sevinor buying crack. the detective goes on to say when the officers approached the plastic surgeon's car, sevinor made a throwing motion toward the ground and we both observed several twists of suspected narcotics fall out of sevinor's hand. dr. sevinor has a private practice inside the medical building at north shore medical center union hospital in lynn. union hospital is also where he performs su

let's go to 7's victoria warren. vicki? >> victoria: good morning. it happened inside the family dollar store here in lawrence, and the video shows the woman and a young girl, a toddler. the woman is not making any type of movement. the toddler is seen crying. an we're told it's because of an overdose. i want to warn you, though, some people are going to find this video very disturbing. wake her up. it's a heartbreaking video posted online. the poster saying the woman is the child's mother and she was in the throes of a heroin overdose. >> mommy east okay. >> victoria: it happened at a family dollar store in lawrence. you can see the toddler standing over her mother. she eventually picks up her mother's head and generally slaps her to try to wake her up. the woman not moving at all, and someone called 911. the online post says the mother survived after receiving two doses of reverses heroin overdoses. it's tough to watch, but it's something police officers say they see way too often, and there's a true opioid epidemic. in nearby methuen, one police c

they say he robbed a bank and then got away. 7's victoria warren joins us live. vicki, police are warning that this man is armed and dangerous. >> victoria: they do believe that to be the case, sarah, because they say he also broke so they are telling everybody in the area to be very cautious, to be on the lookout. they say they last saw this man going into this gas station behind me, but then they say he walked out a back door, prompting a search of the entire area. guns drawn, bullet-proof vest on and police dogs out, a scary scene in berlin cutting plans short this labor day weekend. >> we just came home from portsmouth, new hampshire, because we heard about our son's home alone. we wanted to make sure he was safe. >> victoria: police ordered everyone, even pets, inside as they search for man they say is armed and dangerous. they say the man robbed at least one bank. then they say he stole a motorcycle and broke into aful of weapon, making off with some of them. berlin police say that motorcycle was spotted in town. they called off the chase when speeds got to

ripley street. 7's victoria warren is live in our control room with the very latest on this story. vicki? >> victoria: good morning, sarah. family members rushed to the scene, overcome with emotions, a combination of grief, anger, and a lot of questions. sources confirming that one man was shot and killed, and a little before 8:00 last night on ripley road in dorchester. the victim was in his 20s. witnesses say he was standing outside when someone came up and just started shooting. at the scene, yelling that someone in the crowd must know something. she was also heard yelling at police officers to remove her brother's body from the ground. boston police continue their investigation this morning. so far they have not made any arrests. live this morning in the control room, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: also breaking, a missing kayaker in quincy has been found safe and sound this morning. the coast guard ending their search after they received a saying he was home. officials say the 30-year-old disappeared last night after overturning his kayak near ralston

so for the latest on that, let's head to boston and 7's victoria warren. >> victoria: good morning, you can't help but think about what happened here at the finish line. now this morning experts from the boston marathon bombings are weighing in. what happened in new york over the weekend, there are some obvious similarities. an explosion and then a second device found made from wires and a pressure cooker. at the marathon in 2013, pressure cooker bombs killed three people and injured more than 200 people. those who led the boston investigation say new york city police have a monumental task the nature of how pressure cooker bombs explode. >> they'll be collecting every piece of evidence they can locate on the streets. we found it in boston on building tops, you know, on adjacent streetways. >> victoria: another similarity will be the importance of surveillance video. experts say it can take some time to go through all the video that is important. live this morning in boston, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: stay with 7news for continuing coverage of the bombing i

here's 7's victoria warren. >> victoria: good morning, christa. some people very surprised we -- by this move. you have a teacher arrested, accused of hitting his girlfriend. he's placed on leave but now he's allowed to be back inside the school with students. all this happening at wilmington highoo we're told has more than a decade of experience. now, mr. anthony altieri is back in the building, a week after paying a $1,000 bail on an saul case where police say he smashed his girlfriend's face into a door frame, possibly breaking her nose. school officials say they have grave concerns that in a statement saying the school district has lifted this issue from multiple perspectives, including review manage in wilmington for the past 13 years. we would not have returned mr. altieri to his position if we did in the believe that he did not pose a threat. the school driblg did say they will continue to monitor this case as it goes through the legal system. live this morning in wilmington, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: the patr

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here's 7's victoria warren. and vicki, tell us more about what you know right now. >> i can tell you boston police they were called out here just a little bit before 1:00 a.m. reports of man who has been shot. so they showed up at a housing complex here in jamaica plain right on center street. when they got there, they found out that a man had been shot four times. now, paramedics did everything they could for this man. they rushed him to the hospital, but at the hospital he was pronounced dead. homicide detectives came out on the scene and police spent the night looking for evidence, looking for shell cases surveillance cameras in the area are. they also believe that people who live here may have heard something or may have seen something. they're asking anybody with any information to please come forward as they continue their search for this shooting suspect. live this morning in ja maybe maybe, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." happening today, a boater found after spending several days lost at

here's 7's victoria warren with a lack at the charges he's facing. >> 37-year-old richard moore arrested, the registered sex offender accused of killing the women he was renting a room from. >> joanne was a very, very outgoing person. always wanted to help people in that direction. that's probably what her debyeses. neighbors worried about their 51-year-old neighbor when she agreed to help a registered x him live with her. they say she did it to help pay down her mortgage. danville police say moore become violent and stabbed her to death over the labor day weekend. they arrested him this weekend. neighbors say it was moore himself who called 911 saying they saw him outside waiting for police with their neighbor's dog. >>> very kind women. it's just a hard one to get over. >> the suspect is scheduled to charges. in danville, victoria warren 7news "today in new england." >>> breaking overnight. a mosque in new hampshire asking police to investigate an incident of what they call a hate crime. the muslim civil right group said with someone through rocks through windows in nashua while people

they are trying to figure out found dead or sickened. 7's victoria warren has a look at what happened. >> reporter: dozens of dead or sick birds in a quiet dorchester neighborhood. and several sick cats. >> it is alarming. >> the animal rescue league investigating. saying they found 47 birds either dead or so sick, they were left lethargic or thrashing and uncoordinated. at this point, they don't know why. >> i hope it is not environmental. someone poisoned the birds... >> reporter: hazardous materials crews and inspectional services among several agencies working on this called out to bakersfield street. they don't know yet if it's environmental, manmade, or a toxicity issue. some neighbors, though, are drawing their own conclusion. >> somebody, i think, has introduced something into the environment. and to harm them. >> reporter: pape says her pugs are all healthy. saying if it was environmental, she would expect to see house animals sick, too. she says until this mystery is solved, she is not letting her dogs out of her sichlgt. >> they are staying on the leash for the rest of thei

there you see 7's victoria warren. report tt uncle was arrested. he is in police custody. this morning, he is having a mental evaluation done. then he will have his court arraignment. he is accused of strangling worcester police racing out to this home after a man says he killed his nephew. >> i heard, like, a little kid just crying and, you know, screaming and crying. . >> four obviously undercover cars, plain cars down lincoln 80 miles an hour. >> reporter: inside the lincoln village town home, police found the three-year-old boy. he had injuries to his face and neck. he was alive and he was alert. the 21-year-old uncle them in. >>. >> i can't imagine what he has gone through. he must have been so scared. >> the uncle was arrested, accused of attempted murder, indecent assault and he is accused of strangling the child. he told police he was watching his nephew while the boy's dad was at work. investigators took pictures and removed evidence from the home. neighbors left hoping the child is going to be okay. >> it's just really sad. you wonder what would make >> reporter:

but now he is under investigation. 7's victoria warren is in gloucester with more. >> reporter: nationally recognized gloucester police chief leonard campanello suddenly off the job. placed on paid administrative leave by city officials. the mayor breaking the news to the chief tuesday, but publicly, only saying there is an internal investigation. chief campanello launched into the spotlight for his work in the fight against opioid addiction. he launched department's angel program and the acclaimed police-assisted addiction recovery initiative that helps addicts get treatment without fear of arrest. his efforts recognized by the white house this year. in a statement, the chief's attorney didn't provide details of the internal investigation except to say "it is our understanding that it has nothing to do with his duties as chief of police. we intend to cooperate fully with the city to bring this home, there was no answer. but there was a note posted, saying that he is not there and that they have no comment. the chief's attorney did go on to say, though, they expect him to be back on the jo

most of the propererty lots s he have alreaeady been soldld. the victorialand districtc- ththe city's main business- and financial center -- is located riright beside thehe projeject. it used to be surrounded by water and swamps. the "eko atlanic city" development will benefit "victoria island" as well. >> we are reclaiming this land, protecting victoria island. but in addition to that, we are creating a necessary expansion so that commercial activity and the expansion of residential accommodation within lagos c can be achieved. reporter: when the project is compleleted, "eko atlantic city" will be home to about 250,000 people. another 150,000 will commute to and from work here. it's a multi-billion dollar project, financed by private investors and the nigerian government. lagos s is already o one of the world's most expensive cities -- and only the truly wealthy will be able to afford to live in it. there will be none of the heavy traffic or over-crowded housing projects found in other parts of the city. for generations, soni alakija's family has lived in

. >> kris: right now the an intern central investigation is now under way. 7's victoria warren is live. vicki, the chief was recently honored at the white house. is this a surprise? >> victoria: it's a surprise to a lot of people, and there's no word on how long this internal investigation is going to take or exactly what they're looking into. the gloucester police chief just learning the news himself yesterday. chief leonard campanello really wasn't given any notice t campanello is known nationally for his work in the fight against opioid addiction in gloucester as gloucester started the acclaimed police assisted addiction recovery initiative or angel program. the chief gave a statement to the gloucester times and he told them, "i have absolutely no concerns in my personal or professional life that i've done anything wrong to warrant any action against me. i am absolutely and completely unconcerned with this at all. back on the job as they conclude this investigation. but again, at this point the city has not said exactly what they're looking into or how long they can expect to have t

others say what a mess. 7's victoria warren is live in allston with more. hey, vicki. >> victoria: good morning. christmas in allston is taken very seriously. everyone who moves out l curbside. the thousands of college students moving in taking their pick of the leftovers. september 1st is definitely a day that people have come to have a love-hate relationship with. september 1st in allston, a moving truck that might not and the spirit of this day might leave every man looking out for himself. still, it's a day some are still determined to make merry. they've come to affectionately call it allston christmas. [cheering] september 1st is when almost all the college kids descend on allston, brookline and boston. >> it's just chaotic. i saw a bunch of other u-haul drivers waving to each other. >> some trucks even getting stuck. state police sharing this picture, reminding drivers trucks don't belong on storrow drive. >> i l find the right bridge to cross, found a mechanic help me not get stuck under a random bridge. >> things get so congested, the city of bosto

the victoria and albert museum has a new exhibition dedicated to the late 1960's and its lasting legacyrecords and rebels takes a look at how pop culture mixed with political activism as the west swann to a more liberal beat. wong to a lit -- swung to a more liberal beat. >> there is more revolution in the air, is going to look lasting impact of the late 1960's on life today. it was a time of rapid social change. >> you could still be hanged for murder, sexuality was illegal, had to be married to get the pill or get a credit card. reporter: music played a central role in transforming the news areas. the beatles' sergeant pepper suits are on display. and the remains of a guitar once played and abused by jimi hendrix. recreational drugs were also a part of the 60's. this club was known for combining light shows and films. pink floyd played as the house band. >> the 1960's was genuine, a revolutionary period. it was amazing to think today that music and politics came together in such a different way. so much skim from the political ferment went back in as inspiration and led to political c

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victoria. >>> closer to home, people in georgia are cleaning up after tropical storm julia leaves behind a path of destruction. the storm whipped trees, downed power lines from s. simon island. forecasters say is pretty rare. in fact the national hurricane center say the first time a tropical storm has formed over the sunshine state. >> lindsay: a wild day. started out in the morning a zero percent chance and by 11 p.m., thunderstorm and warnings for part of the state. goes to show how quickly things can build during hurricane season and stay monitored. >> pretty active so far too. we are tracking three areas of interest and none of which are impacting our weather or heading toward our area. start with julia which is a weak tropical depression and losing its tropical status by later today because of some wind shear. not a lot of convection near it and not moving and it is not impacting the carolinas so it is giving us a northeast wind which will actually kind of give us an unusual storm movement. we kind of saw it yesterday, so storms starting inland and the sea breeze late into the afternoon. by the way we are dry this morning. start with tropics. tropical de

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victoria miller, about the colorado fuel and iron company. >> this is the shift change whistle. learned howchildren to tell time by this whistle. toure c-span cities public, colorado, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2'sk tv, and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. working with our public -- working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. washington journal continues. i am with republicans steve king who is one of 77 voted againstwho the obama's terrorist act. it is rare to find you and obama --the same side of issue same side of these issues. the president is not always wrong. i do take a look at the situation in the globe and the arrangement of international law and are basic domestic laws we have. i am concerned that we would lay the foundation so that people who are victims, and have been victimized, pursue a foreign common sovereign country and we attach assets in the country. what happens when the shoe is on the other foot and a third world country decides to sue the u.s. and attach assets wherever they might be? this opens up a great, big can of worms. if relief is what is coming, we need to find a better way to relieve weather than opening door