>> we have some showers to deal with and to kick off the weekend and once again minor coastal flooding tomorrow during the afternoon 3:00 to 6:00 pm coastal flood advicely like this afternoon and yesterday with the high tides. also have a wind advisory through 11:00 in the morning back through southern bristol and plymouth county for gusty winds. 35-45 miles an hour at times and they're gusty out there now. temperatures only near 50 degrees so it's a cool raw evening and we do have more batches of rain that will continue to work in overnight. not talking about tremendous amounts of rain and downpours, we'll have scattered showers around. does taper off to some patchy drizzle forked afternoon. so interest may be some dry periods in there. what else are we tracking? joaquin beginning to pull itself away from the bahamas, it picked up forward speed. the movement is now off to the neat at 10 miles an hour. so it's beginning to pull itself away from the bahamas and you look at this track, it's about 400 miles east of the united states through the next self days. so that -- several days so that is somewhat of good news situation for the united states. obviously it's good news but we have another storm system we're dealing with and we'll talk about that ahead. >> joaquin causing problems north of haiti. a coast guard team rushed to the rescue to save a crew that abandoned a sinking cargo ship. the team lifted 12 people up to a hospital. the group was safely flown over to the bahama, no one seriously injured. >> a different system causing major flooding in south carolina. heavy rain flooding roads in coastal towns there. the wet weather is expected to last the next 3-4 days. >> rough surf is pounding new jersey. you can see the wind gusts nearly forcing the high water to rush over this barrier. peoples have started packing up their outdoor furniture as a precaution. track any rain by using our 7 news radar. head to whdh.com. or the 7 news mobile and tablet apps then click on weather. >> now, from the night team, sharing stories of the lives lost in oregon. >> i'll never see her smiling face again. >> reporter: a community searching for answer. >> we're shocked this happened. >> as investigate iuncover new clues. >> taking a live look at the white house tonight. the president has ordered flags to fly at half-staff to honor the nine men and women who lost their lives in oregon. tonight we are leashing more about those -- learning more about the victims as the sheriff releases their names and family begin to tell their story. we have more. >> reporter: we know the gunman was enrolled in the class where the shootings occur and we're hearing from survivors who were in the classroom when the shooting started. >> long gun. >> reporter: the shoots started to ring out at 10:38 a.m.followed by nine long minutes of terror. >> i was terrified. i didn't know if i was going to be alive. >> reporter: it happened thursday morning on the umpqua community college campus. it started in a writing class that chris harper mercer was enrolled in when he started shooting. >> i'm very lucky, there are some people that didn't make it out. >> reporter: armed with six guns and a rifle he had body armor and extra ammunition, during a search of the apartment they found seven more guns all purchased legally. >> we never completely determine what the motive was but we're certainly going to look every where. >> reporter: while students ran to police officers, confronted the shooter who was' killed in the gun fire. law enforcement officials say the gunman wrote a hate-filled document that hell. >> reporter: tonight the released, nine innocent victims, jason johnson was 34. >> i wish that i would have said, don't know "if i know what i know now. >> reporter: nine others were seer husbandly hurt includes chris mince shot several times trying to shield others. the shooter shoot him again. he survived but doctors say he will have to learn to walk again. >> he walk aid way with his life. that is more than some of the other people did. >> reporter: the nine killed range from 18-67. the youngest a freshman. the oldest a professor. brandon gunnoe, 7 news night team. >> tonight the brother of one of the victims is telling his sister's tale of bravery. she came face-to-face with the shooter and survived. >> i don't know how to explain the sound of someone's voice when they think they're going to die. >> reporter: corey was trying to reach his sister from his classroom 500 yards away. when he got through on a cell phone it was terrifying. >> she was' balling her eyes out. she said i've been shot. >> reporter: she was shot in the back and corey remembers every flightenning moment. >> she said god was telling her stay calm, stay still, don't do anything revenues and that message saved anna's life when she played dead. >> the calm it took to not lose it in a situation like that, she is so brave. she is so strong and courageous and she did exactly what she had to do. i don't know how many people could have done that. i don't know if could i have done that. >> reporter: the bullet to her sister's brain narrowly missed critical nerves in her lungs. >> the first thing my sister did when a surgeon came in, she said i want one thing from you. i want the bullet from my gunshot wound. she started laughing, she is an amazing person. i love her with all my heart. i'm proud of her. >> reporter: as doctors say she should make a full recovery. stay with us for the latest on this massacre. you can read more about the victims, get breaking alert on the investigation at whdh.com. and the 7 news mobile and tablet apps. >> also from the night team, a tragedy after takeoff. the night team remembering six fallen heroes. >> hanscom air base is in mourning because two of the aches airmen killed in the crash in afghanistan tee moyed moyed from hanscom. elizabeth norieka has more about what we've learned about the fallen heroes. >> reporter: very hard day here at the base for the peoples who are living here and today was about remembering the lives lost and also being there for one another. flags lowered to half-staff at hanscom air force pace to honor the victims of a military plane crash in afghanistan including two airmen who deployed from hanscom. >> they were' incredible airmen who lost their lives protecting this great nation. >> reporter: they're members of the 66 security forces squadron. their mission to assist with security admissions around the globe. the 130 members of the skowran at hanscom are being offered counselling. >> this a devastating day for the united states air force and for hanscom. our hearts are heavy with sorrow as we grieve with and for the families of these brave areamen. >> reporter: the plane the airmen were in looked like this one. witnesses at jalalabad heard a strange sound coming from the plane before it crashed. they're trying to figure out what caused it: we're expected to learn the napes of those -- names of those victims sometime tomorrow. elizabeth norieka, 7 news night team. >> the night team turning to an emotional vigil after a toddler tragedy. family and friends remembering 2-year-old gigi brown. she died earlier this week. her mother is fighting to get custody of her other two children. the night team's kimberly bookman live in worcester with emotional madges from tonight's vigil. >> reporter: look at what is left of the vigil. it's a memorial to a little girl who once lived here. >> she was a beautiful little angel and now heaven has another. >> reporter: dressed in purple wearing a tee shirt with the 2 yearsade pictures on it dozens gathered at the doorstep of the apartment where the toddler was found not breathing and later died. >> everybody is a wreck. emotionally distraught. >> reporter: they're hear to grieve a loss they say doesn't make anience. >> we don't understand what happened. like they said there was no signs of trauma, no signs of anything like that so we want to know why, what happened? >> reporter: in the crowd the little girl's mom. she was in a closed door to regain custody from d.c.f.of her other small children. the family says they were' taken by the state following gigi's death. >> it's totally wrong, nothing, they didn't do nothing. that is totally wrong. those kids need to be with their mother. >> reporter: the family says until this investigation is over they'd like the other children to be with loved ones. it's. >> it's hard, they need to be with us to grieve with us and not be sprited. >> reporter: the family is waiting for autopsy results. in the meantime they started a go fund me payment in order to get money for funeral arrangements. kimberly bookman,news. >> a tool football controversy in swampscott. the latest as the school district decided the team will for fit its games. self of the team's younger yard line doing naked with upper classmen. they say students involved could face further punishment. >> text messages of hate landing lowell students in a lot of trouble. the texts are racists as the students targeted a classmate bus he is black. susan tran is live in lowell with what the response is. >> reporter: what the messages were made public the students were suspended. tonight they ahong with their parents met with the victim and his parents. this entire incident is shocking for those here at lowell high school who say it's diverse and they have elected other minority students before. anya didn't have time to celebrate after winning his presidential election at lowell high school. >> i was disappointed. sand heart broken. >> reporter: he learned a half dozen of his classmates were charged with racism. there was a petition to impeach hundred and one class mate who wrote about limping. >> did you really say that you were going to lynch me. i said that is not a joking word. >> reporter: the school suspended six students and one was a candidate who lost. the other candidate who said he wanted to win but anya will be a great president and says -- >> anye is a nice kid. he didn't deserve this. it was disappointing and surprising but i don't think it's reflective of the school as a whole. i think these problems exist anywhere. >> reporter: the police are doing their own investigation to see if criminal charges are appropriate. but for now, school and city offices say they'll use this as a teaching opportunity because lowell has a long history of welcoming diversity. >> the vial, despicable comment that have come to life during this investigation will not be tolerated, now or in the future. student's first order of business will be to bring the student body back together again. susan tran, 7 news. >> new details on the pope's visit to the u.s. including details on a visit with a same-sex marriage couple. yo yo grassy and his partner met with pope francis. he under a his -- grassy says francis has a lot of respect for grassy and his partner. the vatican released details of the vatican after news of the pope's visit with kim davis become public. she is the clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses. the vatican is saying davis is one of dozen whose met with the pope. the only private meeting the pope had in washington was with his former student and his partner. >> up next it's brady and goodell. >> we're not talking tom and roger, more like britney and madison. meet two local teens on the same team whose name are making people do a double take. >> little kids going viral for a good cause. >> we skipped october and went into november. a cool and raw day. the rest of the weekend forecast i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. aging happens. >> brady and goodell, best buds? this this case they are, but as you saw we're not talking about that braidle and that goodell. >> these are two young girls with those last names but they're on the same team. john cuoco is live from haverhill with their really unique story. deal. if you thought deflate-gate was over; you were wrong. they're having some fun with it right here at whittier tech high school. on this high school girl's volley bawl court the offseason soap opera between no, not tom and roger, i'm talking about madison and britney. >> we really have a brady and a goodell. >> reporter: madison brady and britney goodell. two senior team mates. >> our coach said it and it clicked. brady and goodell. are you kidding around with me. >> reporter: like their quarterback commissioner there is a rivalry. they play the same position. >> well i'm playing more than you. no i'm playing more than you that sorry we're back and forth. >> reporter: get this, according to their coach, there might be a deflate-gate sequel here. >> i don't know what it is, we go on our game balls. the refs are saying do you have a pump? >> reporter: brady goodell assume no responsibilities but in this case, it's reversed. >> she is a trouble maker. i don't check those things. i make sure my coach takes care of that. >> reporter: these two put all that talk aside. the fellowship rant because at the end of the day it says whittier. >> the girls are winning so isn't braid so that is what we like about it here. >> reporter: so in all seriousness the girls are friends. they won tonight and even better news, we're told they're both great students. live in haverhill, john cuoco. news night team. >> we're saying there is a good chance they're going to end up somewhere on national news. >> on the "today" show just because. absolutely. it's great. we hope to have a lot of fun this weekend despite the weather. sunday morning, my little plug for making strides four breast cancer at the esplanade on subjected. >> we have a graphic for that. going to be cool out there. a lot of clouds, nothing that should hold you back for good cause as well. rain or shine that cubs off. 53 in boston, 48 bedford. we did have a cool and mile an hour gusts in boston right now. 30 plus down through the cape and the islands. not a whole lot of rain through the north shore. down into the city of boston. spotty light rain down to the south shore. steadier rain back into new york city. that will overspread the area once again at times. not talking about torrentialtown pours but enough to keep it damp and wet overtight tonight. and into tomorrow morning, watch what happens from tomorrow morning into the afternoon. notice the greens becomes more sparse? that is an indication that showers taper off. still a lot of clouds around. going to be tough to get any breaks of sun in here but if we could get a few breaks of sun expect the better case to be on sunday in terms of not having as many showers and inland away from the coastline we could get a few breaks of sun. i can't rule out a little bit of patchy drizzle but in terms of heavy rain we're not going to see that. different case down through the southeast. look at this channel of moisture, down to the car line ashes, there are radar estimates of chose to 10 inches of rain that has fallen. this is just beginning through south carolina, through pores of north carolina as well. this channel of moisture has that tropical connection back to hurricane joaquin. now it's indirect but it's pulling tropical moisture back into the carolinas. the direct impact from the storm unlikely here as it's moving away from the bahamas moving off to the northeast and you look at the latest track from the natural hurricane center, this is several hundred miles east of the united states. wind right now 125 miles an hour. it movement is off to the northeast at about 10 miles an hour. they'll experienced intoing rains north carolina and south carolina, we've been focusing on a high pressure to the north that created the wind gusting 35-45. we'll see that into tomorrow morning, especially for the cape and the islands. we may see a little bit splashover close to the 4:00 high tide tomorrow afternoon. coastal wind, 46-52 the low. tomorrow's high temperatures there is not much movement. upper 40s in the worcester hills, 52-54 in the city of boston and low 50s in the city of boston on sunday. 7 on 7 forecast bringing back the 60s we'll do that on monday. thank you, chris. >> here is leeders in rockland with a big show of support for a teammate and her mother who is battling cancer. >> they're third and fourth graders doing the whip and nene dance. they're raising awareness and money. >> it touched my heart so much. i, through this happening you really find out that the people in your life are really there for you. the love, the support. it's overwhelming to say the least. >> feeling the love. the 20 girls are selling bracelets with proceeds going to their team mates' >> awesome work there. trey, we know that the patriots have a bye week but there is plenty of other sports to talk about. >> the patriots getting to take a weekend off like the rest of it however there is football to talk about. a big game on the campus of harvard university plus the red sox looking to finish the year at 500. seemed unthinkable about a month and a half ago. sports is next. >> some of us have suffered braces. you know, for families it's a major expense. >> whether for yourself or for your kids, we've tips that can save you thousands. >> we'll have the story monday morning on dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky... and unmistakably flavorful. get your day going with one today. staci, you have got to get down here. shaws & star market. shaws & star market yes, mom. now. spread the word. vicki, this sale is amazing. the shaws & star market stock up sale is here. progresso classics soups 10 for $10, mix and match. general mills cereals $1.88 each. and sanderson farms fresh chicken breast $1.77 a pound. honey, can you bring the truck? 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2-1. celtics are on their way to italy. game one on tuesday. heading to the airport the team held a final practice in waltham. a good opportunity for team building and some healthy competition on the court. >> playing against another opponent. a somewhat real game and trying to win those games, it all -- at the same time coming together and as a team. >> 159 are down and only thee remains. sox are on the road in cleveland to close out the year. boston sweep will finish off a remarkable turn around with a .500 record, last start of the year for owens coming in tonight in cleveland. bags backed from san tano staking owens off the wall. santana in for a double. that's going toker look the bags, 3-0 indians. 4-0. big papi a two-run shot up to 107 r.b.i. on the year. sox cutting the lead in half. we stand at 4-2 but owen is not ending the season like he hoped. the lefty gave up seven runs. sox fall 8-2. patriots taking in their lone friday night of the year. preparations for next week's trip to dallas leaving harvard to hold the football stage in boston looking to extend the longest winning streak in the nation. crimson hosting georgetown on a rainy night in cambridge. stanton getting the caught up the gut. second quarter, stanton again, might as well go back to him. going for 37 yards and harvard rolling to their best 17th straight win, 45-0 the final. boston college on the road tomorrow at duke. flutie expected to make his first career road start for the eagles. that is starts. >> thank you so much. >> here is our friend jimmy fallon with alook at what is ahead on the tonight show. >> seth rogan and steve wozniak are here. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... 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