>> gene: important cabinet position donald trump announced from the this is boston's only local news at 7:00 on the fox25 morning news. >> gene: thank you for being with us on friday morning, it is december 2nd, we appreciate you hanging out with us today, i'm genevieve philip. >> >> breezy and cool to get you out the do are and wishes will drop into the 20s.

to 20? cooler and temperatures 40 in boston, 38 in lawrence, 36 in plymouth, 34 in worcester as the sun comes up this morning, fairly bright conditions and here is hour-by-hour forecast in melrose, 9:00 a.m. 42?, 11:00 a.m. 46, we will get up to 50 this afternoon with mix of sun and scattered clouds, quiet conditions into the evening as well and only rustle in the plan will be breezy expects conditions right now and increasing and expanding and wind chill and what to plan around 10:00. live drive time traffic and closely watching the volume. >> volume still steady on braintree split up past granite avenue approaching frequent street and things on 128, pike moving along fine from natick to the weston tolls into the allston-brighton area and 93 south starting to see the volume

at the expressway. here are live drive times, 18 minutes on route 1. about half hour on 93 south and on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. back to you. >> gene: happening today patriots tight end rob gronkowski will have to undergo surgery. >> sara: post season chances are already in jeopardy. michael henrich with gronk's injury. >> michael: this will be the third time that surgery on rob gronkowski's back during his career. while there are a lot of concerns, some are taking comfort in the fact that brady does have a lot of targets out there on the field. another surgery for rob gronkowski after hurting his back against the jets. the patriots released the joint statement with the gronkowski family saying with the help of

medical exerts, it has been determined it is in rob's best long-term interest to undergo surgery to address the lower back injury. rob is expected to have surgery friday. we do not expect that he will be able to play for the remainder of the 2016 season but will await the results of friday's surgery before making a final determination. quarterback tom brady responded to the news on the radio. >> it becomes more challenging when you lose such player like gronk, but i don't think that any of us are going to give up with what we are trying to accomplish. thoughts are with him and wishing him the very best, and we hope he gets better as soon as possible. >> michael: chairman robert kraft did not directly address gronk's injury with tom leyden but talked about what it takes to win. >> the teams that do the best are the ones that have the best mental toughness and can

>> michael: various injuries caused gronk to miss time. 3 before the back engineer this season and herald count patriots record 77-21 with the tight end on the field, 15 and 7 without. so still dominant, not as dominant as when gronk is on the field. all eyes respond on sunday and when gronk's long-term future plays out the team. for now i'm live in foxborough, michael henrich, back to you gene. >> daniel: >> gene: talk live in studio with fred smerlas about gronk's injury and what it means for the super bowl aspirations this year. patriots will be about the star sunday against the rams and you can see the game right here on fox25 and we want you to tune in earlier than that. tom leyden, banner and former

hosting dawn of dynasty and in depth look at 2001 super bowl championship team. that's going to be honored at half time as sunday's game. 15 years if you can believe it since they won the first super bowl. hear from robert kraft and several stars that played on the squad. dawn of dynasty starts sunday at 10:00 a.m. >> sara: breaking news overnight in milton. 2 people are dead after a fiery crash. state police say the car went off the road and hit tree at 3:30 at brush hill 2 people were pronounced dead on the scene and third taken to boston medical center. state police are investigating why that car went off the road. we are also following breaking news out of roxbury overnight. police telling us that an officer from wentworth college is hospitalized after his cruiser was hit by a car. before that gunshots were fired just a few blocks away. fox25 catherine parrotta live in roxbury trying to determine if

>> catherine: that's what we are going to be asking police about in just a little while. looking online for information posted by police, haven't seen anything just yet. still working on the details but give you lay of the land, pretty much on wentworth college, northeastern and boston police headquarters, they are down that way and where we are here at the intersection, this is the area where the police cruiser was crashed into, and again, working on the details. here is what we know so far. crash happened in the area of parker and ruggles street season officer was in the wentworth police cruiser. that officer was taken away by ambulance what appeared to be minor injuries. however, there was a second scene nearby. you could take a look at video of that. this is on mcgreevey way. there were several vehicles with the windows shot out there and at this point we are looking at how they are connected and looking to learn if any arrests have been made and continue reaching out to boston police this morning to work on getting answers on those questions. for now live in roxbury,

you. >> gene: 7:06. follow developing news out of lawrence and looking to identify a dismembered body along the merrimack river. live in lawrence where a woman walking her dog, jess, made the grisly discovery. >> jessica: she did, gene. found along the banks of the merrimack river where we were standing yesterday and still so many questions about this. most pressing being who the person is. >> something >> jessica: 1 day after decapitated body was found, family members of lauria praying it is not him. >> haven't used cell phone, social media and credit cards. >> think it is not about him and have closure and he has been

really worried and concerned. >> walking dog and discovered the body by mccabe court. a friend of the family says police say the body was decapitated. local and state police were on the scene for hours yesterday. the medical examiner has since taken body to figure out who it is and how they died. meanwhile, checo, mother herself, can't help b mother's pain. >> i feel bad because it is a mother's son. >> whether it is your friend's or not. >> exactly. i have a troop-year-old and i wouldn't want to be in the situation. >> jessica: the investigation does continue this morning. 1 thing lawrence police want to emphasize, it is isolated incident and there's no danger to the public. back to you. >> sara: jess, we will check in next hour. meanwhile 18-year-old from brockton being held without bail

mother. frantz polynice hid from camera during the arraignment yesterday. police say they found him sitting outside of his home wednesday covered in blood and shaking uncronably. they found the body of 44-year-old mother. neighbors tell us they did not see any signs of trouble with the family before this happened. >> i would never think the mother -- he is a good boy. he is not >> sara: polynice will be back in court today. >> gene: president-elect was in ohio for the first time on thank you tour. >> very divided nation but not going to be divided for long. i have always brought people together. i know you find that hard to believe. >> gene: despite trump supporter about the traffic in and out of cincinnati and few thousand people showing up, low turnout did not stop trump from

most of the campaign promises that helped get him elected. >> today older and working harder and many cases you have 2 jobs. some of that's because of obamacare and, by the way, we are repealing and replacing obamacare. >> gene: also several groups of protesters in the crowd and 1 point trump came around and told him he should have voted and more rallies in the coming weeks and details have not been trump announced his pick for defense secretary. james madus nicknamed the mad doing served in the middle east and reputation tough talking marine with experience in combat but little experience in

>> senator brown -- has no doubt brown would put heart and soul into helping veterans and praised mitt romney who's under consideration for secretary of state. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. good morning, everyone. right now on the expressway still hovering around the half hour mark as head from the braintree split up to the exit shiri? >> shiri: wind chills a little bit frost and he feels like it is freezing in boston at 32, wind chill of 24 in worcester, expect improvements after i say about 8:00 this morning but honestly the warmest wind chills i could find for you, there in the lower 40s today, got the latest on cooling conditions into the weekends coming up next. >> trees are already dry and frightening scenes like this

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the clerk. our daniel miller joins us now with closer look at surveillance video. >> daniel: clerk says worked at store for 5 years and this is the first time he has been robbed and happened wednesday night at belvedere in lowell and clerk said he was behind the counter when 1 man in scream mask and 1 man in ski 1 had sawed-off shotgun and threatened the clerk and open the recent register. >> did it seem like they were pros at this? >> no. seemed like they were pretty nervous. they tried to come in behind the counter both at once which that was a giveaway right there.

video another surveillance video captured man hiding minutes beforehand and liquor store may have been -- may have not -- may not have been that is the robbers original target about an hour before the hold-up gas station clerk reported seeing 2 masked men hiding outside of his store in centerville section of lowell. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller. >> gene: police in wellesley investigating robberies. wellesley hills neighborhood hit wednesday. houses on garden, lincoln and the afternoon hours. no 1 was home at the time. we don't know what the thieves got away with and no word on any suspects. this morning dorchester neighborhood banding together trying to help disabled veteran after he was a victim of crime. take look at what was behind. toyota veinsa popped up on cinder blocks all 4 tires gone and police say thieves likely targeted the car because it is standard 20 inch tires are pretty expensive. they are still investigating the crime. meantime the neighborhood is

money to cover the victim's insurance deductible. >> daniel: 1 >> sara: 1 of the people held hostage, frank brown in the credit union when man walked inside with a gun and a pitbull yesterday and announced to the crowd he didn't want money. he only wanted to see his family and that's when he fired a shot into the bank and 11 people into the back room and swat team went into the brown and another employee went into another area and when they tried to escape, brown says, they ran into chairs and loud noise distracted the gunman. >> thought the police were coming in and ran in the room where everybody was. i don't know how did. must have ran to the door in knees and rolled out the door and police they run. i can run. rolled again. >> sara: police say the

charges of armed robbery and 13 counts of kidnapping. >> good morning, everyone. it is 7:17. we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. things looking good on 128. even 95 route 1 looking pretty light 128 and expressway are to the braintree split and granite avenue. pike looks good and moving fine and newton area approaching the allston-brighton tolls. building up right around route 16 and route 60. here are live drive times. half hour on the pike eastbound, almost half hour on the expressway and 27 minutes or so seems to be the magic number on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear asking is it really december because testimonies out there really

yet. winds gusting invent to 30 miles per hour today and not going to do any kind of damage but definitely adding a little bit of chill to the air today and again tomorrow. slight risk of an overnight flurry, far inland. i see this as the exception, not the rule. nothing widespread, something i want you to be alert to. no major rain or snow for that matter. upper 30s in lawrence and down to norwood, with sunshining. it feels like 24 though. so got to cut off 10? when you start considering the wind chill and how it is going to feel if you're encountering the wind. keep this morning nice and bright, 40? back by 11:00 this morning in worcester area and then highs really topped out lower 40s. that's it. we got clouds puffing up and worcester at 44? and fitchburg

new hampshire whole string of lore 50s to boston to down to the cape and above average if you have friday night plans, got 35 to 40? here during the evening hours, partly cloudy and breezy, lower 30s are back and yes, the wind will stick with us and fast forward all the way into the evening hours because i mention the slight risk of flurry, western and northern new england more than anybody else and flurries could dip in perhaps the northern worcester hills. it would be patchy, not going to be widespread. not going to cause any kind of travel concerns into your saturday. this disturbance still close enough to northern new england to stir up rain showers but southern new england we are just close enough to get couple clouds. winds end up dying down into sunday and freeze frame future cast 2:00 p.m. on sunday and all about the sunshine. cooler temperatures though we go 45 on saturday in boston, down

we have spots like worcester and inland towns and cities stuck in the 30s here for the second half of the weekend. 7-day forecast with weekend always in view, 50 bright and breezy today 45? tomorrow with some clouds popping up in the afternoon, coat dropoff day at jordan's furniture in natick 10 to 2 and trying to collect 300 coats for charity and hopefully catch us in the quest. we got sunday looking nice and bright, cooler high 41 and lower 40s again on monday and tuesday as well and next b thursday with rain. back to you. >> sara: local college raising awareness dangerous side of the season with dramatic video with the moment the blowtorch touches the tree, takes 63 seconds with the room to be engulfed in flames. video is posted online by worcester poly tech institute. another reminder is to make sure you keep your trees watered, especially this year when many

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complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> sara: beautiful clear friday and colder weekend ahead and gorgeous right now and it is friday and it is the weekend, gene. >> gene: it is friday and makes any kind of weather look better. >> if it is good weather that's a bonus. not bad temperatures this time of year, no complaints here as far as that goes. >> shiri: add sun on top of it and only bump in the plan, only speed bump we have breezy

worcester to boston, winds running at 15 miles per hour, sustained and creating a wind chill down to 32 in boston, wind chill 25 in milton and lower 30s lawrence, portsmouth, new hampshire and bedford, still feels like only 24? in worcester right now. 31 in nashua, new hampshire and i got wind chills at or even below freezing, marshfield down to plymouth, hyannis feeling like 33, which is i think is coldest i have seen this morning for weapons. keep in mind actual temperature readings, lower 40s do at 9:00 a.m. in sunny skies, sun and scattered clouds here in the afternoon. breeze remains but those temperatures get awful close to 50 here between noon time and 3:00 this afternoon. a little cooler with lower 40s for your friday night plans. julie grauert up now with live drive time traffic this morning. is this a friday gift? >> i'm liking this friday and things coming up nicely. route 1 looks good as approach lynn fells parkway and a little

24 minute drive time still reasonable, 44 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the connector. >> gene: rob gronkowski out for the rest of the season probably but they are waiting to make a final call until after surgery and highly unlikely he will be able to return and third back surgery and coming up 10 minutes, former patriot fred smerlas in the studio and fair share, 25 to be exact. talk to him about all of those injuries will impact the rest of gronk's career.

after a police cruiser is hit by a car. this happened in the area of parker and ruggles street overnight. that's right near the wentworth institute of technology. in the car taken away ambulance appear to be minor injuries. couple blocks from that scene were cars with windows shot out of mcgreevey way. we got calls out to police to figure out if these incidents are connected. >> gene: police w along merrimack river and 1 local family concerned it may be a teenage boy who has been missing for weeks. jessica reyes live in lawrence this morning where woman walking her dog made gruesome discovery. >> jessica: banks in the merrimack river and, of course, this investigation does continue. as you said the essex d.a.'s office tell us the decapitated body found yesterday and woman

friends and family members of 16-year-old missing praying the body is not his. he has been missing since lawrence in november. family members says hasn't used credit cards since social media. >> want to make sure it is not him because we want to have closure with this. he has been gone and no word of him and really worried and now working to identify the body. police say this does appear to be isolated incident and want the public to know they don't think there's any danger to anyone else. live in lawrence, i'm jessica reyes, babeing to -- back to yo. >> sara: student arrested and

>> that's terrible. i will call about that because i never heard about that. my daughter is 14 and she comes here. you know what i mean? >> sara: we tried speaking to the principal but she declined to comment. investigators and school official are not providing more information because it involves minors. >> gene: rochelle bond's attorneys appeared in suffolk court for status hearing and scheduled to appear in court for february 22nd trial. prosecutors believe bond was accessory in her daughter's murder. they believe her boyfriend killed the child by punching her in chest and stomach. bella was first known as baby doe after found near deer island

boyfriend to kill himself via texting is dealing with set back in her case. michelle carter asked for funds to hire an expert to explain antidepressants at trial but denied by judge. 20-year-old says at the time of conrad roy's death both of them were taking antidepressant which gave them suicidal thoughts. roy was found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning in 2014. carter is facing manslaughter bomber richard reid declaring bankrupt. he tried to set off a bomb in his boot at flight. he was arrested and fined more than $256,000. in a letter to the court reid write will i ever be able to pay

bankruptcy entered in my favor. >> sara: measure took shape after deadly accident involving 1 of the sightseeing accidents back in april and legislation would require the ducks to have safety equipment including blind spot camera. it would also ban duck boat drivers from serving as tour narraters and add extra sta member to the tours. sara: according to the globe the district wants to spread out school start times between 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30. that would allow strict buses to make 3 runs instead of 2. however, the change could mean children from the same family could be headed to school hours apart. the district has not finalized which schools will be changing their start times.

appeal the transgender student policies. a mother presented a petitioned article to the board last night. the policy in question allows all students to use the bathroom of the gender that they identify with. parents say the policy does not protect the privacy of all the school students and claim the school could have handled the situation better. the board plans to vote on petition in march. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. look at driv from 495 in andover down to the zakim. shiri? >> shiri: temperatures generally running in 30s, a little chill in the air, still breezy when head home from work with temperature in the 40s and show you what time we hit the 50s in between there and which towns and cities coming up next. >> sara: big papi has new christmas sweater out but you may not want to wear it around the kids.

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coffees, espressos, and donuts. america runs on dunkin'. >> gene: fred smerlas. we know it is always great to see you. appreciate you coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> gene: gronk will have third surgery. is his career in jeopardy? >> sitting with bill, what is supposed to happen. checked it out with doctor. nowadays you can't play

injured. old days they would shoot you up and make it far worse than it is. it is luck they have them, won't let him play until it is healed and protect more than did in the past. had surgery, how is it hard to come back and play national football league. >> somebody asked why didn't you quit if you have enough money. if you can play at the level that i played gronk, you can't quit. ntsb your heart. it drives you. doesn't go away. still have to train. still in your mind i got to get up and eat, don't ever put that down and diminishes, tom brady,

he loves it, fuels off the game and same with gronk, loves it out there and as long as that is in there and ability to take the pain and rehab and time off he will not quit and if heals it correctly, doesn't go back too early, he will be fine because drive still there. sometimes wears you down. that's painful doing these injuries and gronk loves what he does, the love for the game will keep him going. >> gene: patriots and gronkowski family release a joint statement about his injury and treat injuries like the nuclear codes, don't tell you anything but release statement about injuries and why he was cleared to play against jets. >> 1 thing about gronk, they live next door to buffalo reporter. >> who broke the story. >> growing up he was exposed to

15 knee replacements, all these horrible stories to hear about guys growing up, getting hurt and not being able to recover and probably apprehensive about it because they have been around it so much, being around the home and want to make sure gronk career doesn't end up in the garbage can because he came back too early from injury. and coming back and ready to go, that's fine, but parents are not going to let anyone push -- >> played with it, broken, broke again. >> also belichick has no push in this. the doctors have to clear gronk before could play. no matter what belichick says, not going to let him play unless he can play because don't want lawsuits. >> pats super bowl champ here, how big of hit did they take without gronkowski? >> i think you think same way. 1 of the top 5 most feared

football in the nfl. 6'6" don't want to tackle. elbow guys in the head and he is beast to take down. catch anything, no fear and runs real well and hurts a lot and 2 teams most teams don't have, brady and bill belichick. >> >> belichick at great at putting things in and distributing to the ball that's open, even though may not be gronkowski. hurts a lot but team very resilient. >> always great to see you. let's get this man in the hall of fame? >> problem is i left buffalo. i didn't burn the bridge, i nuked it. radiation dying.

let's check the roadways right now with julie grauert, see what's going on with friday morning commute. >> i like the quote. i will use that now to never nuke a bring, that's not good either. taking look at route 3 south of town, moving along fine, 228 in rockland past route 18 and up to the split. new accident, it is on 24 northbound right as you approach 128. we have been seeing relatively light conditions today though as people -- you know, staying home maybe a little bit later, scheduled a little mixed wide open as approach 128. i'm shocked it is orange right now as far as the traffic flow concerned. usually -- thick of the morning rush hour at this time and overall things moving along nicely. here are live drive times 14 minutes route 3, 13 minutes 24 and 23 minutes on the expressway as you approach columbia road. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. shiri, you're keeping the flakes away this weekend. even though we have the

i was looking at some of the ski resorts getting ready to open and projected opening dates are and itching to get a little snow down to the ground. particular it easy, no weather woes going to slow down. 40? in boston, feels like 32 because of the breeze and future cast over the next couple hours, got temperatures rising into the lower 40s here at 9:00 a.m. and still nice and bright, hints of clouds in the with sunshine today. noon time upper 40s across southern new england into the afternoon we got some spots hitting 50? and 5:00 p.m. for the drive home from work today, i do expect low and mid-40s, still going to be a little cooler, especially when you add in the wind. thickest cloud cover north and west of boston here, so into southern new hampshire, central mass, even there partly sunny, he should say partly cloudy because it is dark at 5:00 p.m. then for your friday night plans, i got temperatures back

hints of white here again points north and west of boston overnight. that's the slight chance for some flurries in southern new hampshire or perhaps into the northern worcester hills. nothing widespread. 50 in boston, beverly, portsmouth, new hampshire, plymouth down to the cape, 49 in bedford, 44 in worcester and mid-40s into keene, new hampshire. so only slight risk for passing flurry late today and that would be far inland towns and cities. weekend going with the dry week just looking at some of the latest information still looks incredibly light so late sunday night and into monday morning we could be tracking couple flurries and couple of sprinkles but right now it looks very, very weak. high temperatures over the weekend will go with 44? in provincetown, chatham, plymouth and beverly, 45 in boston, 30s all weekend in the worcester area, but temperatures do drop by almost 5? as we head into your sunday.

clouds because of this disturbing as we get into sunday, sunshine, some cooler conditions, really not a problem in the world. let's check out the 7-day forecast and after 50 today clearing down over the weekend, lower 30s and sunday mostly sunny skies. into early next week watching that light potential for a little rain or a little snow early monday morning. i see a bigger system though actually bei w thursday 1 and that too shapes up as mostly rain. back to you. >> chris christie was dismissed from president-elect trump's transition team but new jersey governor has hopes for another job. coming up at 8:00, powerful

>> daniel: 20-year-old initial injuries were critical and ended with the violent >> 109 miles per hour. >> grand slam of whatnot to do.

traffic. >> daniel: video cuts out right here before he hits a garbage truck and loses control. accident reconstruction team honda going 90 miles per hour when it hits the truck which was barely damaged. took firefighters awhile t him out. >> other people to watch it i would hope it is eye opening. video will be used against him. >> i don't think you can and puts the nail on the coffin with mr. rojas. >> despite the fact he is only 20 years old, mr. rojas has a very long traffic record

state police says he was responsible for crash that sent driver to the hospital with minor injuries in february. 2 weeks later he sideswiped a dot truck. despite all of this police say they aren't able to bring felony charges since no 1 else was hurt in this most recent accident. instead he will be charged with reckless driving, speeding and driving with suspended license. in newsroom, i'm daniel miller,. >> daniel: city of boston is working to free up more parking. >> sara: back bay and price of parking 5 streets in the back bay will go from 150 an hour to 375. the seaport will jump as high as $4 an hour depending on demands and location. as you could imagine, people who have to park in this area are not happy about it. >> park car door 2 hours and cost, you know, more than sandwich, right? really the intention behind it is to get people stop trying to

>> sara: city leaders estimate 30% of the cars in boston any given time and parking and fullest of streets see parking increase by going to fox25boston.com and winter wonderland and workers got ready. boston winter will include ornaments and spot to visit with santa and annual tradition. the official opening is today at 3:00. >> sara: david ortiz has christmas sweater reading this is our christmas with partially blocked curse word and speech following 2013 marathon bombings and big papi with sunglasses and

colors and cost $34. >> slim fit taunton, marshfield, vineyard lower 50s and cooling trend into the weekend and i will break it down next. >> sara: how to get kids off gaming devices. ?? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin

>> gene: i'm gene lavanchy. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. breezy and clear blue skies and let's check in with shiri spear and stormtracker weather center where, shiri, you say wind

20s. >> compare to yesterday at this time, temperatures running about 10 to 15? cooler and upper 30s lawrence, bedford, norwood, over to worcester at only 35? and melrose today and incorporate scattered clouds into the afternoon forecast and tracking into the 20 miles per hour rains and weapons now and for the afternoon when i'm back with you in 10. julie grauert up now and lighter than usual. >> relatively mellow commute this morning, route 1 hasn't slowed down at all as you approach lynn fells parkway in saugus. and volume on 93 south in the medford area near route 16 and route 60 and the expressway, don't get relief there,

and 33 minutes pike eastbound and 27 minutes on the expressway and 50 minutes on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. >> gene: gronkowski -- rob gronkowski will undergo back surgery to end his season and find new favorite target. >> sara: fans are worried the post season are also in jeopardy. michael henrich live with gronk's injury. michael? >> michael: few other targets to choose from but obviously losing gronk is a major, major hit and this is the third time dr. robert watkins will perform surgery on gronk's back in his career. gronk hurt his back against the jets and patriots released joint statement with the gronk family saying, quote, with the help of the patriots medical staff along with the consultation of several medical experts, it has been

best long-term interest to undergo surgery to address his lower back injury. rob is expected to have surgery friday. we do not and remainder of 2016 season and friday's surge before making a final determination. >> lose great player and i d accomplish. and wishing him the very best and hope get better as soon as possible. >> patriots chairman and robert kraft did not directly the injury in interview with our sports director tom leyden and

3 before the back injury this season. gronk's career the herald counted the patriots record as 77 and 21 with the talented tight end on the field and 15-17 without. dominant, not as dominant as when gronk plays. all eyes now how the patriots will respond on sunday. live in foxborough, i'm michael henrich, back to their start tight end sunday against the rams. that game you will be able to watch right here on fox25 and going to want to tune in early. tom leyden, butch stearns, matt light will be in special dawn of dynasty and in depth look at super bowl championship team that will be honored half time sunday's game for 15 -- if you can believe that.

10:00 a.m. >> sara: car went off the road and hit a tree around 3:30 this morning at brush hill road. the car then caught fire. this is new video from sky fox from over the scene about 45 minutes ago. right there you could see the burnt ground around that car. 2 people were pronounced dead on the scene and third was taken to boston medical center and state police are investigating why that car went off the road. we are also following breaking where a wentworth college police officer was taken to the hospital after cruiser was hit by a car and just feet from that accident gunshots shattered car windows. fox25 catherine parrotta live in roxbury trying to determine if these 2 crime scenes are related , catherine. >> catherine: trying to get

of wentworth college and just down there a ways on ruggles street northeastern and gives you sense of where we are. police cruiser that was hit, it was hit right around the area of intersection here of parker street and ruggles street. again, not many details at this time and here is what we know. crash happened at intersection of park and her ruggles street overnight. crew on the scene says an officer was in that cruiser and that officer was taken away by ambulance of what appear to minor injuries and look at that video right now, over on mcgreevey way, there are several vehicles with windows shot out and at this point looking to learn how the incidents are connected, so that's something that i will be asking boston police which again i will be reaching out to them here in just a few moments and keep you posted on new information if we are able to get any. live in roxbury, catherine parrotta, fox25 news.

protest officials at amherst are raising flag to full staff in just a few minutes and move the flag to spark discussion about meeting among the school's students in faculty and military families and community. official say they did not intend to make a political statement and removing >> we are divided nation but it won't be divided for long. i try to bring peep together, i know you hard to find that. >> gene: few thousand people showing up but low turnout didn't stop trump from raucous speech from most of the campaign promises that helped get him

jobs, some of that because of obamacare and, by the way, we are repealing and replacing obamacare. >> gene: there were also several groups of protestors in the crowd and 1 point trump turned around said they should have voted and president-elect planning more rallies in pennsylvania, north carolina, michigan the coming weeks but details have not been announced. >> sara: trump says he plans general james madis to head out the department of defense. nicknamed mad dog served as commander of u.s. central command in the middle east. he has a reputation as a tough talking marine with years of experience in combat but little experience in diplomacy. sara: eyeing new job as republican committee chairman.

by ryan prefus and chris christie once considered as attorney general said last week he has no plans to leave new jersey for trump's white house and expects to finish his term as governor in 2017. >> gene: senator elizabeth warren says she supports the idea of former rival scott brown becoming the secretary of she made the big statement on wgbh radio. senator warren says brown would not support veterans and praise governor mitt romney who's under consideration for secretary of state. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. good morning, everyone. right now on the expressway half hour ride as you head from the braintree split up to the exit for the pike. shiri? >> shiri: watching the wind chills this morning, feels like 34 in boston, finally feeling

worcester area and the warmest wind chill i can find for you around 2:00 this afternoon, it is going to feel like the lower 40s between the chill and the wind. i will break down how long it stays gust and he that weekend cooldown coming up in less than 10. >> gene: 10 minutes after 8:00. trees already dry from this year's drought and local experts are warning frightening scenes like this could be a reality in your living room. coming up very little time it takes for christmas tree to catch fire and enlf >> coming face-to-face with danger, a clerk at local liquor store surprised by 2 masked men [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. stop by dunkin' donuts for two k-cup boxes for $15.99 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99.

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street in lowell and another in ski mask burst in. the clerk said 1 man had a gun, other had a sawed-off shotgun and threatened the clerk and told them to get money out of register and took off with all the cash and bottle of hennessey. the whole robbery just lasting minutes. despite the frightening situation though the clerk told our ted daniel that pair did not reel seem to know what they were doing inside. >> did they seem like they were >> seemed like pretty nervous. tried to come in behind the counter both at once which that was a giveaway right there. >> daniel: 1 thing you don't see in video surveillance video captured the men hiding behind the car casing the store minutes before they robbed it. police suspect liquor store may have been the robbers original target. about an hour before the hold-up gas station clerk reported seeing 2 masked men hiding outside of store in lowell.

miller. >> gene: 1 of the people held hostage inside florida bank talking about escape from gunman. frank brown was in credit union when a man walked inside with a gun at pitbull yesterday morning. brown says the gunman announced to the crowd that he didn't want any money, only wanted to see his family. that's when he fired a shot in the bank. the gunman then moved 11 people into a back room while the swat team surrounded the building. brown and bank employee hid in another area and when they tried to escape, brown into some chairs and loud noise distracted the gunman. >> thought the police were coming in. he ran out of the room where everybody was. i don't know how did. i must have ran to the door of the knees and got no -- rolled out -- rolled out the door and police they run. rolled again. >> he rolled his way to safety

kidnapping. >> police in wellesley investigating a string of robberies around town. several homes in the wellesley hills neighborhood were hit on wednesday. houses on garden, lincoln and windsor roads were targeted in the afternoon hours. no 1 was at home at the time and no word on what the thieves got away with and no word on any suspects at this point. this morning dorchester neighborhood banded together trying to help disaed after he was the victim of a crime. take look at what was left behind. a toyota end up propped up on cinder blocks all 4 tires gone. police say thieves likely targeted the car because it is standard 20 inch tires pretty expensive. they are still investigating and meantime the neighborhood is working to figure out way to help the victim even trying to raise enough money to cover the

south of the pike and expressway seeing most volume as you head to freeport street. 128 still okay as you head from dedham through needham and up to the pike. north of the pike it is 93 south through medford and around route 16 and route 60. a little bit of volume as well approaching the tobin bridge. but take a look at this, route 1 in saugus, typically it is just jammed all the way into 9:30 but getting relief this morning. here are live drive times, about from 495 to mass ave. half hour on expressway and 35 minutes 128 southbound peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. shiri, you're telling us it is going to feel more like december by the time sunday rolls around. >> shiri: a little bit mild, average temperatures this afternoon but we do have wind gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour

right now in boston and upper 30s portsmouth, new hampshire to lawrence and 35? in worcester and show you difference between the temperature and wind chill and because of those sustained winds right now at 16 miles per hour and temperatures work way into the lower 40s here in worcester area and afternoon clouds and overall going to be a decent day and cooler locations and boston at 50, ipswich at 50 norwood 52 and 50s going up into the sea coast of new hampshire all the way down

bit and 35 to 40? overnight and maintain the breeze now. going to fast forward through most of the future cast today because we have the sun, got clouds added in there and forecast is dry. overnight tonight and flurry coast to southern new hampshire and not looking at much at and tomorrow disturbance too far north to bring us any rain or snow, but it will trigger clouds and nice looking outside and sunday cools down, keeping all snow in the mountains, folk, not

accumulation. even as we get into the rain snow mix. and light and somewhat patch and he keeping close eye on monday forecast, tuesday keeping things partly cloudy and then wednesday into thursday we got another weather maker. this 1 looks a little more substantial, juicier, but i'm keeping it as rain. >> sara: local college, moment blowtorch touches the tree, takes 63 seconds for room to be engulfed in flames. the video is posted online by worcester poly tech institute. another reminder to make sure you keep your trees watered, especially this year when many are already in rough shape because of the drought.

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>> gene: looks like city of los angeles will get second nfl team nextior. chairman of san diego chargers exercised option moving team to l.a. next season. they rejected stadium deal for the chargers and share a stadium with the rams who are currently back in los angeles playing the first season there after spending 20 years in st. louis. gene: howard schulz handing coffee company over to friend microsoft executive kevin johnson next year. schulz leaving to focus on high-end starbucks shops. this isn't the first time he stepped down.

return 8 years later. >> sara: princess will pay 40 million-dollar fine after pleading guilty to several pollution charges. cruise line allegedly been using secret pipes to release waste and princess says parent company carnival submit ships to 5 year environmental compliance program. >> gene: jury awarded $750,000 and after day of killington ski resort 2011 and says she was on the ride for 15 minutes before it shut down. ski resort claims to have stopped the gondola's earlier than usual because of bad weather conditions. hiker was then stuck in the air for 5 hours before being found there by search crews and claims to have suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder after being trapped for so long. >> temperatures today up around 50? and above average temperatures just 1 day, things

we got below average temperature by sunday. town by town look at what to plan around coming up next. >> sara: incredible video. 100 miles per hour on new england road and wasn't the only dangerous thing he was doing and crash that ended this man's wild ride. >> woman walking her dog find a decapitated body on the banks of

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worcester, wind chills that we have been tracking through the morning hours and so far this morning it has really felt like it is below freezing in boston, wind chill back up to 34?, 33 lawrence over to bedford, cool spot definitely worcester, feels like it is only 25 there, 34 wind chill in fitchburg right now, still feels like it is freezing in plymouth and 36 in hyannis. so temperatures are warming, wind chills going up a little bit too but i will tell you the breeze is going to stick with us today at 10:00 a.m. i got sunshine and 45?, mostly sunny and i have temperatures dropping back down to 44 in boston, even cooler in the blurb, so hour-by-hour look at future cast coming up in a couple minutes. right now get you back over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic as we check we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes every 10 minutes. >> by friday night at 7:00 p.m. i'm out.

route 1 and saugus and volume on 93 is concentrated at south of route 16 and route 60, closer to somerville. south of the pike it is the expressway. that's the slow spot. rarely do we get relief there, 17 minutes route 1, 40 minutes 93 south, half hour on the expressway as you propose -- approach the exit for the pike. >> gene: rob gronkowski will go under the knife for season ending back surgery. >> the latest injury for family says the treatment is for the best. michael henrich live in foxborough this morning. >> michael: step up to fill this hole as will other receivers on patriots offense and big blow in the short-term for the pats. patriots and gronkowski family released joint statement that

but other medical personnel coming to the conclusion for his long-term health it is best to get this surgery now. he hurt his back during jets game on sunday. robert kraft did not directly address the injury with tom leyden but he did say this about what it takes to win in >> life or business, the team that do the best the ones that have the best mental toughness and can persevere through adversity and, of course, that's so important for success in any field. >> michael: well wishes for the teammate and 9:00 report. meanwhile all eyes now are on

sunday. live outside gillette stadium, i'm michael henrich, back to you. >> sara: breaking news overnight police investigation is underway in roxbury after a police cruiser is hit by a car. this happened in the area of parker and ruggles street overnight. that's right near the wentworth institute of technology. our crew on the scene says the officer who was in the car was taken away in ambulance with what appeared to be minor injuries. a come of blocks from that scene there were some cars with windows shot out on mcgreevey way. we are working to g information from police how the 2 incidents might be connected and if there have been any arrest. >> gene: following developing news out of lawrence police looking to identify the body found along the merrimac river. jessica reyes live in lawrence where a woman, jess, was walking her dog and she made this grisly discovery. >> jessica: street called mccape court, this is part of the area that investigators searched yesterday right after the body was found and this

hours later, there are still so many questions about this. the biggest 1 being who the person is. 1 day after decap dated body family members mid-november. >> jessica: woman walking dog along merrimac river discovered the body on river bank by mccabe court. carmen chico, friend of colleeno's family say the body was decapitated. local and state police were at the scene for hours yesterday. medical examiner has since taken

how they died. checo, mother herself, can't help to feel the pain. >> i have a 14-year-old and wouldn't want to be in the situation. >> jessica: we understand they will be doing autopsy today and meanwhile lawrence police sa incident and they don't think there's any taper to the general public. back to you. >> sara: 13-year-old boy accused of raping a child and wednesday and middle school in lynn where he is a student and parents there say no 1 at the school told them about the boy's arrest. >> that's terrible. i will call about that because never heard about that.

>> sara: investigators and school official not commenting because it involve minors. >> gene: rochelle bond was in court and scheduled to return to court next month. they believe bond was accessory in her daughter's murder and they believe the boyfriend killed child by punching her in the chest and stolen. doe after she was found near deer island last year. plainville woman accusing. at the time of conrad roy's death both were taking antidepressants which she says

carter facing manslaughter charges. >> sara: bill calling for new safety requirements on duck boat now on governor baker's desk. legislation would require and safety equipment and including blind spot cameras and serving and it would add extra staff >> gene: new this morning boston police school system looking to save money and lead to drastically different start times. according to the globe the district wants to spread out start times between 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30 and allow buses to make 3 runs instead of 2 and it could mean children from the same family could be headed to school hours apart. the district has not finalized when schools will be changing start times. gene: parents in

student policies. motor prevented petition to the board last night and policy in question allows all students to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with. parents say the policy does not protect the privacy of all of the school students. they claim the school could have handled the situation better. board plans to vote on the petition >> gene: easy way to find out -- nearsightedness. not easy to say but way you can stop and won't cost you a dime. >> julie: figuring it out. we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes every 10 minutes. 33 minute ride right now on 128 south from peabody to the weston tolls. shiri? >> shiri: partly to mostly

weekend cool down up next and firehouse friday michele lazcano heads to boston firefighting credit union. >> michelle: above and beyond for the firefighters. >> board volunteer board made up of current or retired firefigh police officers and we focus on what their needs are and bedroom we talk not only about strategic direction of the credit union but we talk about how we can help the primary groups that we deal with. so if we know there's something going on that's affecting 1 of the groups, we can act to put program in place that will help them. >> michelle: after tragedy in the fire department talk about ways to give back. >> when something like that

in the department is felt in the credit union. and 1 of the first things we do is ask how to help. >> fire example of generosity. >> people in my team that passed away very well and done financial transactions with them and felt they were part of the family. >> as family the boston firefighter credit union was at forefront of fundraising effort. >> did great around with families. >> that's great. that's what it is all about, isn't it? >> sure is. [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. stop by dunkin' donuts for two k-cup boxes for $15.99 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99.

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at congested area several lane changing in and out of traffic in the breakdown lane back to the lane of travel. >> rojas does it while filming speedometer on dashboard. right here it is at 109 miles per hour. >> whatnot to do, no seatbelt, traveling high rate of speed, in and out of traffic. >> daniel: verified the authenticity by comparing it to traffic camera. driver you're seeing. video taping his reckless driving moments before the accident. the video cuts out right here just before rojas hits a garbage truck and loses control. the accident reconstruction team says the honda was going 90 miles per hour when it hits the truck which was barely damaged and destroyed and took firefighters awhile to get him out. >> never seen anything like that

facebook directly, putting legal request for the social media network to save that live stream. the video will be used as evidence against rojas in court. >> how do you beat the video? don't think you can. pretty much puts nail in coffin for mr. rojas. >> despite the fact mr. rojas only 20, he has a very lengthy traffic record including 2 prior accidents. state police say he was responsible for a crash that sent a driver to the hospital with min 2 weeks later he sideswiped a dot truck. despite all of this police say they aren't able to bring felony charges since no 1 else was hurt in the most recent accident. instead he will be charged with reckless driving, speeding and driving with suspended license. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller. >> sara: massachusetts state police are going high-tech when it comes to accident reconstruction. the state just got a drone to help with those investigations. the state is going to show off

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is few quizes? wow. our futures are bright. we will be arrested -- rested eventually. 24 and 95 moving along nicely. expressway still a little sluggish if you head from the split up past granite ave approaching freeport street and heavier steadier volume past the gas tank. 12 minutes route 23 to thesp on the expressway from the braintree split to columbia road. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and, shiri, you're keeping things dry over the weekend. >> shiri: wind chill 34? so feels cool when you factor if the wind and future cast what you're going to find by noon time we have temperatures in the upper 40s across much of new

find a few more clouds further inland you go and all things considered i think it is going to be a bright afternoon, mild afternoon with 50s out there, by the time we hit the evening commute at 5:00 p.m. though temperature sinking back into the low and mid-40s if you have some friday night plans out on the town, back on the map starting around 8:00 tonight and i'm still keeping things dry and partly cloudy but you see how some of those snowflakes get kind of close to spots like nashua or keene, wouldn't be shocketo northern worcester hills. ing in big that's going to cause any kind of headache or travel concerns to something you might find out there later this afternoon. boston, dry, 50? today. we got lower 50s up to lawrence, beverly, portsmouth, new hampshire, 50s going to the south shore and the cape as well. cool spot worcester at 44 and keene, new hampshire at 45. because of that slight risk for flurries today, you could see the little hint of a chance for showers today. that would be very late tonight, but monday i'm going to start

that would be very light, very patchy, latest information i have been looking at this morning. still shows most of it falling apart before it ever gets to it and watch the weather maker for early monday morning just with light precipitation and 30s all weekend in worcester area and brighter and cooler and still got disturbance close on saturday afternoon and a little bit of cloud cover left. breezy today and tomorrow tracking wind gusts about invent to 30 miles per hour and again, tomorrow we are going to have to talk about some wind chills as we get into sunday forecast, cooler, brighter, below average temperatures. coats for kids drive jordan's furniture for 10-2. tomorrow i hope to see you there. our goal is to collect 300 coats, only a hefty goal, can

sunday and a little bit of flurry or sprinkle possible monday morning but don't see anything big until wednesday or thursday and that 1 mostly rain and long-term but there's ever cooking 9 months we have been watching. >> patriots due for a win. >> yes, they are. >> catherinear >> sara: today is catherine parrotta's due date. i can't believe you have been working cold morning and you should be in hospital. >> i tried everything, took a walk, spicy food. >> pretty much timeframe.

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and location. people that have to park in the area are not happy about it. >> more than sandwich and get people trying to circle the block and try to cut down on traffic. >> sara: city leaders estimate 30% of car on road at any given time people looking for parking. change effects more than 22 hub hub -- hundred parking spots around bosto fox25boston.com. >> daniel: >> gene: sky fox over area yesterday as worker got boston for boston winter and include ice-skating, wine and chocolate tasting, ornaments for sale and spot to visit with santa claus. city organizers hope it will be an annual tradition. official opening is today at 3:00 p.m. gene: david ortiz raising

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