nick emmons how families are feeling about a possible filming there. nick. >> yeah that's right adam the movie is caused patriot's day if all goes according to plan for the studio filming would begin in early spring. and ones again, this street behind me laurel street here in watertown would echoing with gunfire three years after the marathon um bahhing light night shoot out left lasting mark along laurel street. flags proudly wavg homes still scarred from at gunfire. a constant reminder of that terrible night. >> get kind of choked up about it now when i think about it. bullet holes in metal. loretta and her husband watched it all unfold feet from this door step now they could screen boston own mark wahlberg and peter berg want to bring their lights, camera and action where it all played out. i'm in favor of letting people know actually what happened here. cbs films passed out fliers gunshots may ring out until midnight during filming. and people living nearby would be able to stay at hotels paid for by the producers. >> she cespedes she's confident w

. >> in dartmouth nick emmons. tonight we learned bill cosby's wife will face more tough questions next month. camille cosby's deposition has wrapped up for night lawyers said they are not finish grilling her in her husband defamation skas. let's get to sue tan tran live in springfield for us tonight. susan. >> up until very end camille against having her give her testimony here. but she had to. for the describe describe her a someone who was reserved and to someone who didn't want to be here. >> camille cosby forced to answer questions for hours. 7 women or suing her husband bill cosby for defamation for saying they lied about cosby's sexual assaulting them. women in defamation case are also part of the 50 who have misconduct. their attorneys say camille cosby is one person that can speak to his truthfulness. she lived with the man, that alleged to have betrayed his trust to be the dishonest deseatful. so she would have, or unique position to observe, to understand. >> no comment, thank you. camille cosby's legal

nick emmons has more on this story. >> it is a once in three million chance. you never know it's going to be you. like, especially something that, like, big. >> reporter: something big that started with something little earlier this month. >> i looked up at my i saw a yellow lady bug. >> reporter: it was a sign. she made a pit stop to pick up some lottery tickets. including these two set for life scratchers for her and her twin laura. the twins had been buying tickets together since they were 18. carefully, following their motherer's advice. >> find a place... >> i'm, like, oh, my god. i was like, kim kardashian ugly-crying. i was on a video call at work. she kept calling and calling and calling. >> reporter: laurie didn't pick up. lisa had to deliver the news via text-message. >> come home now. scratcher jackpot. i said "$6 million. i'm shaking. >> reporter: this is lisa and laura claiming their prize at the california lottery district office. >> i don't even know if it has it is ridiculous. >> reporter: don't think their newfound millionaire status will chan

here's nick emmons with the story. one in three million chance. >> these twins beat the odds. >> you just never know what it will be you. especially something that big. >> something big. that started with something little earlier this month. >>> i looked up and my windshield and i saw a yellow ladybug. she took it as sign. mate a pit stop to pick up lottery tickets including these two set for life scratchers for her and her twin. the twin have been buying ticket carefully following their mother's advice. >> to find a place with the lighthouse. mom advice paid off. lisa said she's parked at son's school when she found out they won 6 million dollars. >> oh, my god. i was hyper ventilating. first thing lisa did called laura. she kept calling. laura didn't pick up. she had to deliver the news via text message. >> come home now. scratcher jackpot. >> i kind of say huh. >> 6 million. i'm shaking. their prize. >> i don't know if it's sunk in. it's so ridiculous. change the two? and. >> nick emmons, 7news "today in new england

we respond and follow up on. >> reporter: nick emmons, 7 news, today in new england. >> anchor: forget just can be dangerous whenever you block visibility like that for drivers. >> absolutely. you see this all over country now. >> anchor: in boston i see it, too. coming up on the news station a scare in oklahoma city. a home exploding right in the middle of the street. what set it off? >> anchor: now evidence that could shake up the case involving johnny manziel. wh the wall street banks meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, >> anchor: hundreds of homes are destroyed. at least six are dead after a powerful cyclone tears through the fiji islands. most of fiji is without power. residents are

nick emmons, 7 news. >>> on 7. >> he's the man. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for joe. >> my pleasure. >> a sea captain with an emotional show of gratitude after a dramatic save at sea. the captain had a sinking feeling when his under but another boat nearby heard his call for help and came to the rescue. jonathan hall is live in east boston with this >>reporter: the good news, they were fine. they did not require medical attention but it could have been a far different story if two captains in another boat had not been nearby. >> do you have the rate of flooding and where it's coming. >> port side forward engine room mull breach. >>reporter: their 55 foot boat sinking. >> do you have your survival equipment? over. >> roger, got it on. getting ready to do something here. >>reporter: do something, meaning abandon ship. the emily ann sank into the atlantic to the tent resistance of the boston harbor. doug richmond is alive and he credits his friend, joe maloney with saving his life. >> he's the man. i wouldn't be here if it >>repor

nick emmons live for us in lowell with the very latest. nick? >>reporter: the middlesex county district attorney's office and lowell police office announcing the arrest earlier this afternoon. the man taken into custody is a 21-year-old man from lowell. this occurred on lawrence street in lowell. the 15-year-old was suffered serious injuries. police say someone in the suspect's truck had an interaction with the victim before the incident and police believe this hit and run was intentional. police say this investigation is ongoing and the suspect will face numerous charge in court tomorrow. meantime that 15-year-old victim is still in children's hospital recovering from those injuries. we're told he is in stable condition. that's the latest live in lowell. nick emmons, 7 news. >>> now to some breaking news from logan. a delta flight if manchester, new hampshire to new york is diverted to boston the airline says as the plane approached jfk international this afternoon, there were strong winds, low visibility and the flight had to turn around and i

. >> nick emmons, 7news "today in new england." >> new this morning pope francis is abuse commission said bishops must rereport all cases ofsel abuse. this echoes a statement by shawn joe mali who said they have moral and ethical responsibility abuse. it come after french catholic official said it's only up to families and to victims to report suspected cases. >>> officials are searching to for answer during a series of coast guard hearings starting today about why al faro sank during the bahamas. it killed all 33 crewmembers onboard. the hearing will focus on whether misconduct negligent or flawed inspections may have led to the ship sinking. >>> three of the crewmembers were from massachusetts. win tloep native keith griffin. >>> new bedford police are looking to reunite people with some things that were stolen. some of these belongings here. they recently recovered items. watches, jewelry and other valuables as well. if you recognize the items stolen here call new bedford police maybe they can you reunite with those items. the suspect threatened to clerk with knife at 7-eleven ove

emmons, "7 news" night team. >> police are on the lockout offshore man who disappeared after celebrating his birthday saturday night. here he is 22-year-old zachary mar was last seen before 2:00 am outside the bell and hand bar. he stepped outside through the freezing temperatures to smoke a cigarette with no coat on and his father is heartbroken and waiting for answers. >> i got two kids i love dearly. sx and one of them -- i haven't heard from. >> boston police are checking all surveillance video in the area to try to find this man. >> services back up and running for comcast customers who had tv troubles. many were without cable and internet. the northeast was the most affected by that outage. comcast released a statement saying in part we have repaired the temporary network interruption. our engineers continue to work on this issue and almost all services have already been restored. we apologize for any inconvenience this has caused our customers. that outage. >> the president is set to make an important selection following the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. now, scal

seven's nick emmons has more on what happened here in this terrifying chase. >> what was supposed to be a normal craigslist buy and sell did not end that way. phil, a 39-year-old gather of three who says he sells tennis shoes off craigslist as a hobby and to provide for his family. he was going to do that again but it went horribly wrong. the man says the teenager you see walking there got into the suv and pulled a gun on him. but the gun jammed. the teen then grabbed the tennis shoes and took off. that might have been the end of this story, about the it becomes a little more complicated from there. the teen tried to catch a bus, but the driver of the suv turned around and as you can see at the top of your screen ran over that teenager. the teen losing an arm underneath the car. and in the aftermath, the teen, with an adrenaline rush ran off with only one arm and collapsed in front of his home just a few blocks away. >> he's at the 69th precinct. they're bringing him down to central booking. they're going to arraign him on whatever charges, but he's working on getting a lawyer to hel

live m merrimac, nick emmons, 7 news night team. all right thanks, nick patience certainly required today for lot of people. all right we will be back with more news and your weather building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking advice, without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. >> >>> welcome back. you've spent most even watching our political coverage here from a manchester, new hampshire. now let's go back to boston to get you caught up on some of the other news of the day we turn to jadiann and ryan. thank you for all your hard work for the other news a hero critically injured after marathon bombing shoot out has is now moving forward. dick donaghue is now retiring he was shot in watertown during pursuit and foth for more than two years b

nick emmons has reaction now. >>reporter: crowds forming before the polls open. >> any new registrations? >> we want to have a say in who our president will be, what kind of laws would be made, what our future incarnation would be. >>reporter: police details called in to help with parking. >> i think there's a heavy turn-out judging by the lines and traffic outside. >>reporter: the undeclared voters don't even chose which primary they are voting in until they get to their polling place, meaning many don't chose a candidate until the last second. >> i think the people who are here pay attention. >>reporter: voters say this year feels special, voters of both sides paying close attention to every move the candidates make. >> i think that's politics in general. i watched the last republican debate and i thought they were very good on focusing the issues and staying on point. >> i think this year's more exciting than the past ones. >> i think a lot of people would agree with >> right, right. >> and the first primary vo

nick emmons, 7 news. >>> we have more breaking news to pass along out of dedham. the mbta confirming a person was hit on the commute rail tracks in dedham and has died. it's also causing delays. passengers being bused between the readville and dedham commuter rail stops. we'll continue to follow this breaking story. >>> a little boy rushed to the hospital over the weekend has passed away today. on sunday police responded to what they are calling a trauma incident. the child died at boston medical center. detectives have not said exactly what happened to the toddler during that incident on sunday. >>> and we're following more news here today. a third suspect tried to a home invasion in brookline has not been charged and police still looking for a fourth. police say several guys broke into a apartment shots were fired and some of the suspects were stabbed. >>> dangerous drive in east boston causing chaos at aconstruction site. an accident sent an s.u.v. slamming into five stories of scaffolding. authorities say it's in danger of collapse and will lickly have to come

nick emmons is live with the very latest. nick? >> anchor: ryan, the emergency call came in just before 10:00 last night and i can show you right now the investigation appears to be ongoing. you can see a police line is set up outside of this home here on alpine street. police officers stationed outside of this alpine street home hours after a three three-year-old child was rushed to the hospital. >>> i came downstairs because i saw all of the police cars and e emt's . >> anchor: betty the neighborhood association president . >> reporter: it's sad. very sad . >> anchor: and was shocked when she found out about the investigation. >>> there is so much trauma, so much hurt in this world . >> anchor: police say the child center with breathing problems in critical condition. but no word on what may have happened or who may be responsible. the department of concern and families did release this statement reading the department received the report on this situation and as we investigate in collaboration with law enforcement custody of the