said to get out of the house because the house was on fire. the buildings are on fire. >> and it is hard that day after christmas. >> they got to us right in time. and we got out just in time. >> crying while standing on the dorchester street. looking at what' s left of her home. >> we ran out with what we had and when we gout downstairs everything was engulfed in flames. everything we lost. we only have what we have on our back. >> and that is flames just after 6:00 and this is what they saw. >> i was scared and ran up the street. it' s awful. it' >> 19 people left homeless by this fire including 7 children. but despite this tragedy, this woman says at least they' ll still have another. >> very glad to have our life. lost material things but we got out. very glad we got out. >> reporter: and luckily no one was hurt. the red cross is helping out all of those families. in dorchester, kelly o' hare, 7 news night team. >> anchor: and a 14- year- old boy rushed to the hospital after being shot in the leg in dorchester. we' re told his jurisdiction are not life- threatening. no word yet on any arrests. >> anchor: and following more breaking news out of upton. investigating after a hunter discovered human remains in the woods. those remains were spotted off of mendon street and police trying to identify the remains and determine how they got there. at least 4 people are dead after the powerful storms rocked the area. they' re continuing to assess the damage that left behind. a woman who lived through the scary scene shares the story. >> i' m sorry! i' m a teacher and we have kids in this neighborhood and their houses are gone! >> anchor: dozens of roads have been shut down because of all the debris in the area. officials say several homes have been destroyed. even trapping people inside. rescue officials urging everyone to stay inside and avoid the heavily damaged areas. meanwhile in the northeast gearing up for the drop in temperatures and the first real snow of the season. here' s chris lambert with the check of the forecast. >> reporter: it' s about time. 46 in northern and not talking about snow overnight though there are reports mixing in into southern new hampshire and mostly due to scatterd showers rolling on in. and 9:00 in the morning. we take the system and going back to texas and severe weather and this is that system with the path up into the midwest and then it is going to push the moisture overnight monday into tuesday morning. between 1 and 4:00 in the morning and transition to sleet and rain and expect the messy morning commute and the wet afternoon commute in boston and inch of snow off 48 water and transition to rain and then sleet and rain and 3- 6, the farther north and west you go across middle sex and talk more we' ll continue to track winter app. >> the local family excited when they opened up the new morning but instead someone else was playing games with the president and finding a block of wood with the inappropriate message. and now the family is furious. the night team with the story. tom? >> and bevinger this ps4 looked right on the outside. there was security tags and it was inside that there was an issue. >> and this is the call of duty play station. >> it' s the second ps4 brian lundy got for his 9- year- old son scott because the first one wasn' t quite right. >> and it' s a wooden block inside the playstation 4. >> yes, instead of the video game console, there was this. a wooden block with the crass message written on it signed with a signature. >> with love. >> reporter: needless to say scott went from the initial excitement pictured here before he opened it. >> this is the best christmas ever! thank you, santa! >> reporter: and then sending into damage control. magnitude to crack down and see whoot going on>> anchor: on sunday they took the ps4 bag to the target where they bought it. they were told sometimes this does happen. >> and through the distribution and the assembly line. >> anchor: they were given the new play station with the game and $100 gift card. we' re told scott will be surprised with all of it on monday. and we' re also told scott' s cousin' s friend got a ps4 that the lundy' s apology is sincere and they will be shopping here again. live, john cocoa, 7 news night team. >> anchor: john, thank you. playoff fate in their own hands. and then it is with the pats and brady knows it' s such an easy thing against the jets. rainy there. alex? it' s going to start to right now and then the patriots are going to be without a number of key players and then going to do it without some players. then it is chris harper and martin as the pats look to clench the pop seed in the afc. >> pretty hot right now and game >> it' it' s always been a big challenge. and they start to have really good players. ve been well coached or really well coach things they do that are challenging to prepare for. >> reporter: the patriots didn' t give the winning victory over field 7 but they' ll look back on sunday. jackson officially added to the 53 man roster on tuesday. >> hopefully add a lot to the team and see obviously how things pan out but he' s coming in and worked hard and it' s been fun to see. >> and couldn' t ask for a better christmas gift. and looking forward and to see with the patriots. >> teammates give the patriots the number one seed in the afc. >> and it' s the championship team and going for the depth of the charge. >> reporter: and the jets desperately need this game. if they don' for the jets and they' re still on the outside of the playoff picture looking and live at met life stadium, alex, 7 news night team. >> anchor: all right, alex. thank you. stay dry out there. up next from the night team, tom brady making a special stop jersey. the pats qb giving the sick girl a reason to smile. >> and a year filled with triumph and tragedy. taking a look back at this year' s biggest storis from all over the globe. but up next how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. >> anchor: the look back at 2015 continues on the international scale. >> anchor: paris made headlines for a number of reasons and the rest of europe prepared for the onslaught of immigrants. we look back at the stories 7' s top 7. began and ended 2015. on january 7th, two brothers force their way into the offices of the french satirical magazine charlie abdo. they opened fire killing 11 inside and injuring 11 others. on the way out they killed a police officer. the two brothers were killed outside paris, but not before talking to a journalist. >> i was sent by alkaya from yemen. >> and then it' s the demonstration of unity. >> the fight against isis the so- called islamic state took a foothold in syria and iraq. the u.s. eventually began air strikes in iraq and syria bashir- alassad. >> the united states is prepared to work with any nation including russia and iran to resolve the conflict. >> the war in syria and iraq spilling over to europe. creating the worst refugee - - fled creating the worst refugee crisis since world war ii. their ultimate destination january. at times the onslaught tested solidarity within the e.u. this image crystallized the crisis in one photo. the u.s. made gains with the trouble spots and in cuba for the first time in 54 years the u.s.- reopened relayings with the island nation. >> and the u.s. also signed an agreement with iran with the nuclear program. >> and this nuclear deal meets the national security interests. >> and now the minnesota dentist shot and killed cecil the island in zimbabwe. it' s on the wildlife reserve in southern africa. rule a suicide. the pilot locked out of the cockpit and killed all 150 on board. and terror on the trax. the gunman on the train began opening fire when 3 friends trt u.s. sprang into action. >> i looked over at spencer and said let' s go! >> reporter: a few months later all eyes were back on france when gunmen with ties to iis launched coordinated attacks. the suicide bomber blew himself up in a soccer match and two others did the same. and they opened up cafes and restaurants. >> and heard lots of gunshots and i saw terrified people running at me. >> reporter: at the theater, a hostage situation turned into a massacre. >> that was next to a guy that got shot in the head and fell >> and then it is going to the gunman that enter. 130 dead. 368 injured and the world stunned. >> we just want to live. we just want to live. >> reporter: there was agreement in paris for climate talks. members agreed to keep global warming to below 2 c. >> together we' ve shown what' s possible when the world stands as one. we met them all. >> anchor: that was 7' s adam williams joining us again tomorrow night from the upsets to the historic moments and looking back at the year in sports. >> reporter: so far not much of a winter season, right? the temperatures are close to 70 on christmas eve and 50s today and what about the long range? we have snow in the forecast here in vineland, new jersey, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. it's white breast meat chicken every time. because white breast meat chicken releases its flavor into the broth and absorbs more flavor from it. and in vineland, it's all about flavor your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it >> a couple of temperatures haven' t moved much tonight and 45 right now in boston. 41 in worcester and the light rain showers have moved on for the little bit of sleep across ontario, new hampshire. mainly central new hampshire and a little snow across northern new hampshire and northern maine. that will continue to be case up that way down in southern new england to the commonwealth and nothing but rain showers walking on in. a couple of towns to the northwest of worcester and earlier this evening. but nothing of the sort in terms of any travel worries in terms of any snow or ice tonight. then working through about 2:00 in the morning and 9:00 in the morning and after that it' s midafternoon and it' s mainly dry and even a couple of breaks of sun out there on sunday and it' temperatures well into the 50s and especially south of the city of boston. at 5 p.m. a couple more shades of green and the shower through with the sporadic at best and that' s the cold front and going to get into colder air beginning late tomorrow night. and 46 overnight tonight and areas of fog likely to develop late, too, as we get steadier rain to work on in late and a few showers lingering into early in the morning with the fog and most of the showers early in the day though we could get another shower late in the day. the coolest temperatures near 50 north and near 60 down to the southeastern mass. we are far enough north and down into central canada and back through hudson bay and chilled below zero. and some of that cold air is pressing down and it' s we' ve seen and it' s that storm system back into texas and continues to push off to the north and to the east. it is quite a bit of moisture that works into the colder air to break out of the onset of tuesday. as early as 2, 3, 4:00 in the morning and i think between 7 and 11 in the moker morning from southwest to northeast and to that sleet and autohard to keep that and plain old rain with that transition over to rain and down to the southern shore with the quick turnover of rain to the north and west of boston. 1- 3 and going to northwestern county and up towards middlesex county and southern new hampshire right to the coast line and up to 3- 6 inches of rain. travel on tuesday and the worst in the morning hours should be fair in the afternoon as the roadways for a lot of us are just wet by then. could get a few showers late on wednesday into early thursday and by new year' s eve in the s eve temperatures at midnight running close to 40 . >> all right, looking a little more seasonal there. tom brady making a little girl' s christmas wish come true. the pats are spending time with hayley stewart before the team left for new york earlier today. now this 8- year- old from maine is battling cancer. she said it was her dream to meet the nfl super star and you can see from the photos big smiles there during the meeting. big smiles on both their faces and what a great thing to take time to do that with her. >> reporter: coming up next in 7 sports, injuries continuing to dominate the 2015 headlines for the patriots. the latest news ahead and the bruins can move into first >> anchor: the only thing separating them is themselves and from the players and most of whom are now back and the injury bug doesn' t seem to go away. it appears both danny and joey are out for sunday and the same goes for the pats top 2 safeties. devin mccordy and active against the jets. met life stadium for more this. >> and then it is going for the patriots, excuse me, are looking to sweep the season injuries against the jets and lock up the top seed in the afc. then it hasn' t come easy and have been decided by 7 points and viewers and the match up coming down to the wire and needing the rally. then it is going to do the trick and leading to the 30- 23 win. then it' s brady expecting another tough test this week. >> it' s been a big challenge and going to start having really good players and then it' s really well coached this year. then it is going to the things they do that' s challenging and it is tough but we' re grinding through it. >> and then it' s this watch and playing twice and feel like and we know them a little better and that is what makes it a close game when we play. >> and when it comes to the divisional rivals we know we' re in for another nail biter here at met life stadium. live at med life stadium, back over to you. >> thank you, alex. we' ll recap the game on sports x tra. it' s the winter classic one- on- one with pete and that' s all on monday night football. it seems like just yesterday the b.u. freshmen with the final time for the garden and following the terrier heartbreak and also seems like just yesterday when the bruins open to 6 and 1 with the first place in the atlantic. and then it is going to the championship game and 3 different times at b.u. and down 1- 0 in the second and score two goals in just over a minute and then it' s 3- third and going to answer big time. and two goals with less than 40 seconds apart and then going to the 10th of the year and tied at 3 and continuing to swing with a few minutes later and jamie begins with the empty netter and then it is the win by the final 6- 3. the celtics try to go with the 3- game losing streak and up 5 now and bradenton open in the third and johnson back with the 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