, south yar barnstable, yarmouth, south yarmouth in the thick of it right now. >>> new restrictions on two men accused of plotting to attack the pokemon championship. a judge has doubled the bail for the two to $15,000. both have been behind bars since august. prosecutors said they had several weapons and hundreds of car. if they post bail, they will other. >>> the owner of a new hampshire water park enters the third day of protest khaipd at the top of a 30-foot water slide. kevin duemont began -- he said that the bank has foreclosed on the park and he plans to taungs off. he plans to protest 24 hours a day until he can find a way to keep the park open. he spoke to fox25 on the phone from his post. >> i know it sounds crazy and looks crazy too, but i have done everything in my power to try to save it. stand and get the word out to someone that is out there that park. >> dumont says people have been supplies. in august the state ordered the park shut down after finding high levels of bacteria and fec al contamination in the water. >>> 4:16. holiday toy sales are expected to boom all tha

fox25's stephanie coueignoux is live in yarmouth at the state police barracks with new details of how that trooper is doing at this hour. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: and sara, thankfully that trooper has been released. he is now recovering back home, but he was rushed to cape cod hospital just after that crash. he is actually stationed here at the barracks right here behind me, but take a look. this is video of that trooper's video just after that crash, and you can see the driver's there. this crash happened at around 11:30 last night. state police told me a driver was going the wrong way down route 6 in barnstable. two troopers actually spotted that vehicle and started slowing traffic behind them as a safety precaution, but the wrong-way driver then hit one of those cruisers. state police told me the driver was going the wrong way. he was an elderly man who did have medical issues. he was also taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure, but because this crash involved medical issues state police says, they are still investigating whether any charges will be filed. in

she is live in yarmouth right now. nicole, this driver we understand had some sort of medical condition? >> we're told that this 80-year-old driver apparently shouldn't have been on the road and did have a medical condition and apparently driving on the wrong way. what's unclear is how long he was travelling the wrong way. situation. they were trying to slow down traffic to prevent an accident. then the elderly driver crashed head on with one of the cruisers. barnstable fire responded. it took a while to get the trooper out of his vehicle. he was taken to cape cod hospital. we know he had some injuries but has been released and is at home. we're told resting. >>> as for the elderly driver he okay. he's also going to be summoned to court for negligent operation and state police are looking to have his license revoked pleadly. live in yarmouth, nicole england." >>> breaking news now milford police are on the scene after a man the found dead on the side this is happening along route 85 at 495. officials say it's possible

that's the latest from south yarmouth this morning. nicole jacobs, wbz news this morning. >>> in a developing story, police say an armed robbery in the parking lot of the fairfield inn started as a meetup from craigslist. the victim answered an ad for a pair of sneakers, but when he showed up at the meeting place, he was robbed at gunpoint. another suspect. >> your online profile could make you the victim of a so- called cat fishing scheme. they urge potential matches to meet them at home and then when at gunpoint. >> i wouldn't meet anyone i wasn't absolutely certain who they were in a secluded area. >> boston police say scammers often use a very attractive profile picture won't web chat or use a web profile. >>> and fan duel is defying the order from new york's attorney general to stop playing. fan duel and draftkings were told to cease operations in the state saying the companies violate gambling laws because draftkings called that analysis "flawed" and say they are challenging the ruling. yesterday, massachusetts' attorney general

in south yarmouth. fox25 news. >> anchor: baby hurt in a crash involving a drunk driver. happened yesterday afternoon on colonial way at high street in holliston. fox 25 news was there as a driver was arrested on drunk driving charges. man tried to make an illegal u-turn and hit the car with the child inside. no word on that infant's condition. >> anchor: happening today. local man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from community fund raisers is expected to face a judge patrick cane of sea crock held onto checks he cashed back in 2013 and then allegedly changed date on 2015 and deposited them again. and police say these are pictures of cane depositing some checks in westport. they were worth nearly $5000. police say cane would change the name on the checks. sometimes using a relative's name to cash those checks. the fund raisers were for neighborhood improvement projects. >> anchor: the massachusetts attorney general says daily legal in the state for the near future. lora healey is reviewing the industry specifically the operations of boston based draft kings and r

south yarmouth. stephanie coueignoux fox 25 news. >> anchor: a baby is hurt in a crash involving a suspected drunk driver. it happened yesterday afternoon on colonial way high street in holliston. fox 25 news there as one driver was arrested on drunk driving charges. police say the man tried to make illegal u-turn and hit the car and no word on the infant's condition. >> anchor: happening now. 15 mothers and grandmothers are lined up in west roxbury to block the construction of a controversial natural gas pipe line. these demonstrations have been going on for weeks. this is a picture from the scene on washington street where crews are trying to work. police say several of those women have already been arrested. the protestors say the project which runs through five states threatens their health and safety. happening today. a local man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from community fund raise serious expected to face a judge. police say patrick cane of sea conk held onto checks that he cashed

stephanie coueignoux live at the state police barracks in yarmouth this morning. stephanie, you have an encouraging update about that trooper's condition? >> reporter: well, gene, pass along. that trooper now recovering at home after miss cruiser was hit head on by a driver. he was rushed to cape cod hospital. he is now recovering and in fact we were there when we saw him on a stretcher. you can see that ambulance right there behind him. we are told he is going to be okay. incredibly state police say he only suffered minor injuries. and, again, you can see that damage to his cruiser. the driver side just smashed right in. state police told me around 11 state police told me around 11:30 last night that a driver was going the wrong way down route 6 in barnstable. state troopers notified that driver and notified traffic behind him and that is when the wrong-way driver hit one of those cruisers. we did ask what exactly caused the crash and state police told us a driver who is an elderly man has medical issues man has medical i shall. he is expected to be okay. they di

i'm nicole jacobs live in south yarmouth where state police are investigating a wrong way crash that involved a state police cruiser. getting you right to video from 11:30 around route 6 in in. state troopers positioned themselves to protect other drivers from the situation, but we're told a man in a pickup truck did crash into a trooper's cruiser. the trooper is okay. he was taken to the hospital, treated and released. coming up at 6:00, more on the driver of that pickup truck and whether or not he could face charges. we're live in south yarmouth, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> police in dover, new hampshire hope the surveillance pictures with ill help them catch an arsonist. the cameras spotted this man walking near the lilac garden apartments late monday night. that's when someone torched a car in the parking lot. investigators want to talk to that man there on the screen about the crime. >>> good morning. i'm susie steimle live in front of the td garden where phase 1 of the boston garden development project has been approved. we have new pictures of what it might look like

in yarmouth, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> christa: two people recovering after a bad crash in lowell. two vehicles collided last night at an intersection. but didn't break through the wall. a teenager is behind bars after a shooting in hyde park last month. police arrested the 19-year-old at his apartment on wednesday. they recovered a handgun which they say may have been used to... in the shooting. the charlestown man accused of pointing a fake gun at driver appears before a judge. he pled not guilty in the road rage case. he was arrested tuesday after he allegedly pointed a fake gun at a woman during a traffic inincident in medford. his bail was readvocate due to and battery case in may. police arrest a man in lowell after a by call for help. a pennsylvania man contacted them about what sounded like a desperate call for help from another gamer. the video game call of duty is full of guns, fights, and explosions. early tuesday morning, that dramatic violence became all too real for an air force vet in pennsylvania. he was playing the game with a woman in lowell. he tells us by phone

barnstable to yarmouth and dennis, harwich at 5:30 p.m. brewster, 5:40 p.m. storm tracker tracking this one through wareham, bourne, sagamore and sandwich by 5:30 p.m. a heavier downpour denoted by the yellow and orange showing up on the live doppler radar. we're going to zoom down in to some of these storms, so you can see some of the streets affected by this in the wareham area. there's route 25, you know how 495 and 195 come together and it becomes 25 heading toward the cape. you know that from going on and off cape, especially during the summertime. that's the area we're looking at, route 6 and some of the roadways in and around this area affected, we go in closer, including meadowlark drive, there's avenue a street is getting some of that. 25 right there. maple springs road about to get some of the heaviest downpours from that storm system. worcester county, heavier downpours moving through, looks like the spencer area, pushing off toward the northeast, spencer, into east brookfield in a few minutes, packs ton at 5:28 a.m. and serling, 5:40 p.m. let's zo

near the cape cod canal all the way from mashpee stretching up along route 6 barnstable and towards yarmouth as well. light rain extends to the outer cape. where do we go from here? it will still be pockets of rain right through the morning hours. hours. any veterans day plans you have will be a soggy, chilly feel afternoon and staying cloudy and cool right on through the evening hours, though it will be drier at that point. so your hour by hour forecast. temperatures cool off a couple of degrees and stay in the 40s of the evening. we've got wind out there, too, be widespread damage, pamela, the coastline too. >> especially once we get into the afternoon and after the sunrises, that will mix some of the area. right now, wind advisory until 7:00 p.m. winds could gust between 40 and 60 miles per hour. currently, they are 20 to 30 miles per hour in most spots. the wind coming from the northeast and the wind gusts will continue to be strong 9:00 a.m. we'll go through hour by hour through noon and you can see 30 to 40 mile-per-hour gusts on the cape and islands 3:00 p.m. pushing the 50 mile-per-h

it's cold and yarmouth too already 41 degrees headed for the 30's there. low further ease shall maybe even upper 20's. so high pressure is the focusing mechanism for the cold when you have these big blue h's in november and really for the entire cold season, when you get underneath that big blue h it's really chilly. no matter really what is going on in the upper atmosphere. the upper atmosphere is what the upper atmosphere is. it's not that coal of we've seen it colder in the mid and upper but the fact that you have this high, you have calm winds, i dole conditions for radiational cooling and also it's a shallow, shallow cold that the sun cannot warm up. so tomorrow's temperatures much colder than today. even though it pulls away a little bit. there will be a nose of high pressure still coming down across southern new england on wednesday. so that day almost seasonable will still be chilly. 47 tomorrow for a high. 46 in marblehead. same in lawrence, 48 in framingham. of the northeast and then wednesday we step up. whole two degrees on average. coming in.

all the way down to cape cod looking for some warmer temperatures generally yes in the 30s from yarmouth to harwich and orleans. but check this out in the saanich area 29 . up the coast of plymouth it is only 27 right now. factor that in and it feels 17 23 boston and 19 portsmouth. it is a cold november night. yet continue to talk about a mild spell coming for the holidays. first of all this morning start out cold enough it snowing in maine. we had sunshine here in southern new england. there are flurries trying to move toward us from the west that have been breaking apart all evening long. across across the country no big storms until you get to the pacific northwest. none of are you heading there at this late hour. there's what future cast looks like in the morning. sunshine for us there are clouds coming in that sun shine and a few clouds mixing in as the sun goes down. mostly clear skies tomorrow night. another cold morning coming up for wednesday. sunshine for wednesday into wednesday afternoon. if you are doing your travelling on wednesday again no issues. how about some high tempe

in yarmouth, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> elizabeth: now taking a look at news across the country. a standoff in san francisco comes to a deadly end. police first responded to reports of a gunman near a hospital yesterday afternoon. investigators said that the man robbed a store before climbing a building under construction. they say once that suspect saw the officers, he pointed the gun towards them. that's when the officers shot at roof. >>> well, a woman is behind bars in texas accused of abandoning park-and-ride bathroom. police found 25-year-old roseanne welch with the public's help, after releasing building. now according to witnesses, welsh gave birth in the bathroom on halloween night. that baby is in critical condition. >>> a train and a car collided early this morning in ohio. officials closed the railroad crossing at the site of the crash for several hours to examine and remove the wreckage. no one on the train or in the car was hurt. >> ryan: caught on camera. violent road rage crash in north carolina. you can see the two cars appear to try to cut each other off and sla

yarmouth police and the barnstable county sheriff' s office have each purchased trunarc machines. the handheld machine allows police to immediately identify powders like heroin, methamphetamine, and cocaine. otherwise, police need to wait months for confirmation. bruins forward chris kelly is undergoing surgery today after this nasty fall against dallas. he was only on the ice for three seconds when he slipped and fractured his femur. he' ll now be out six to eight months. the stars went on to win 5-3, thanks to a hat trick from former bruin tyler seguin. randy: parking in boston can get expensive, but one spot on beacon hill costs more than some city condos. it' s $650,000, and that doesn' t include monthly fees. the spot in brimmer street garage has its perks. it' s heated, no shoveling snow, and you can gas up. that single parking spot, per square foot, costs more than a $37 million millenium tower penthouse. emily: is there a red carpet? weight gloves -- white glove service? >> do they wax your car with gold? olessa: there is a live look and you can see the volume building. le

a few downpours and heavier elements from barnstable towards hyannis and yarmouth and mashpee as well. this may be overdone, but you get the idea. the rain could kin at times through the mid to late morning and taker off through early afternoon. at least drier for the second half of the day. i wouldn't be surprised to see an inland break of sunshine before the sun sets this afternoon and evening. we'll get another round of showers and the wint wind has been another -- the wind has been certainly not damaging. >> more of an anowance if anything. the wind will become strong currently there is a wind advisory information until 7:00 -- in effect until 7:00. current gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour. 38 mile-per-hour gusts right off the ocean there. a northeast wind giving us the name of a nor'easter. for the rest of the day here, especially afternoon, we'll see the winds gusting between 35 and 50 miles per hour right on the tip of cape ann as well as cape cod and the islands. we'll continue to keep you posted on the winds later on today. tomorrow, thankfully you are not dealing with

get into the 40s from the south shore and hanover down to duxbury now in the cape sandwich at 44, yarmouth at 46 so day planner goes with about 39 right now. we are taking boston's temperature, just remember we have a couple of 20s fall in at noon time today with sunshine in place, sunshine through the afternoon and partly cloudy conditions for only the cape, 46 at 3:00 p.m. as kids coming home from school, 36 at 7:00 this evening though so that means a big cooldown for the evening commute home and bring you details on that in just a bit and cover the morning commute. first, julie, how are roads shaping up? >> julie: they are looking better and very challenging conditions and step in the right direction, average speeds 10 miles per hour on 128 southbound as you head through lexington and then down toward the pike but as you can see on the expressway still very slow going past the gas tank. here are live drive times and thankfully on the expressway we are down to a more reasonable 42 minute commute. that is way better than the two hours we were seeing earlier. 24 minutes on the pike from th

. >>> a car stops -- stop leads to drug discoveriy for yarmouth police. officers pulled the car over around 10:00 p.m. wednesday night and arrested this man daniel mcsweeney who now faces drug charges. >> the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle has sickened 45 people in six states. the c.d.c. says it's happening in washington, oregon, california, minnesota, new york if ohio. 16 people were so sick they had to be taken to the hospital and they have to be admitted. the c.d.c. says a single ingredient is the likely culprit but they haven't is. thanksgiving escape for next week? can you guess which day is massachusetts highways? it's not the day before turkey day. we asked mass dot last year the tuesday before thanksgiving was the craziest and in fact the busiest of the entire year. more than 700,000 transactions on the pike, tunnels and tobin bridge. monday was the second busiest day of the week with nearly 600,000 transactions. you may recall we had stormy weather on the wednesday before thanksgiving last year. and sunday is the busiest travel day post than

yarmouth port, 37. you mentioned gillette stadium, we can actually focus right on down to gillette stadium, freezing right now at gillette, that's cold stuff. kickoff, 8:00 p.m., 29 degrees, clear and cold and a northwesterly breeze. it will be light but add a little chill to the air. how cold it will be and what travel is look like up until thanksgiving. >> mark: tomorrow is one of the busiest travel days of the entire year as people make their escape for thanksgiving, so be sure to wake up with the fox 25 morning news. shiri will have you updated as far as the forecast goes. fox 25 morning news gets started at 4:00 a.m. >> elizabeth: developing at 6:00 p.m., a married couple has been arrested in connection with the discovery of a woman's burning body along the railroad tracks. this couple is not charged with murder. >> the reporter: elizabeth, i can tell you that this couple from manchester, new hampshire, is charged with witness intimidation and misleading police in this bridgewater murder investigat

yarmouth port 38 and plymouth 35 as well. it is a cold night new york stock exchange doubt about that. there are warmer temperatures coming. they'll come ahead of the cold front as they typically do, but the front way back here, has a lot of heavy rain, severe weather back through arkansas and into mississippi and also into tennessee tonight. there have been tornadoes along this front over the last 24 hours, as well as heavy snow behind the front and the cold air. amazing, we saw that happen last week it's happening this week. futurecast shows overnight, a couple of clouds drift on into new england from the west, but we will stay dry through the morning commute and into lunchtime tomorrow, no doubt about that. morning temperatures, in the 20's, again, thinking there may be upper teens that show up back in here. we'll be checking that out hat 10:00 p.m. and high temperatures to the south, mostly in the 40's. can get to 50 in a couple of towns, new bedford, to the northwest, shirley 50. fenway park, 51. generally upper 40's to

out to cape cod, we're seeing some of our heaviest rain, barnstable, yarmouth, sandy hook. over to the upper cape, there is the forest dale section, sandwich, mashpee, along 28, to bourne, onset getting heavy rain along buzzard's bay. southern worcester, southward to douglas, millville, and it looks like east douglas getting in some of the moderate and heavy rain, extends westward towards the eastern side of oxford, northward toward auburn. this is out through the brookfield area with spots of heavy rain showing up through hardwick and brookfield, lessster and into the west side -- lester and the west side of the city. overhead, plenty more where that came from. all of this heavy precipitation back here. there's a long way to go before this is on out of here. rain spreads in tonight and will 15 through the morning tomorrow and as elizabeth and mark mentioned, there's also the strong winds, a wind advisory overnight for gusts as high as 45 miles per hour starting at 1:00 a.m. and through the day tomorrow. plenty more to say about the >> elizabeth: so as kevin just showed you

there's showers out here on cape cod, right around yarmouth and moving into harwich and brewster, harwich and over to east harwich as well. up the coast and out to the west, to the reservoir, hardwick seeing showers, going south of barry along 32a showing you where the showers are. gets to be deeper green. ridge road seeing a little steadier shower, but it will be quick, as it comes on through. these are just showers after all, that is in southwest new hampshire, swansea, shower activity your way into brattleboro, vermont. this bleeds over to marlboro and searsburg. when you get in the elevations, it goes from being rain in the low level to a mix and snow in the higher elevations, stratton mountain, some of that too, so there is snow mixing in. an idea of how cold the air pouring in will be. i'll show you the chill for the weekend coming up. >> the reporter: fantasy sports sites going on the officer dougherty -- offensive plus, governor baker weighing in. france, as 35 people are confirmed dead at this point. that number likely to rise. 100 hostages taken, coordinated attacks at three and

yarmouth. >> thank you very much. -- outelp the doctor off a little bit on the background of the co-ops. one of the things we faced when drafting legislation was that, in certain states, the availability of private insurance was limited. in alabama, there was blue cross blue shield. in many states, that situation was not that high. the idea was to create competition. the only way you could do it was to create a new entity. the idea was that you could create the kind of price competition that was meaningful. we knew when the co-op was and i talked with many times as they were getting started, they had no idea what kind of insured population they would have. they did not know what the age was going to be. they had no data to predict that. many had never had any health care. once they became insured, they would have a rush of care. they would try to get tests to treat things they had never been able to treat before. they had people who had medical care, but just lost their insurance. the unpredictability of it was the rationale for that. i am proud of the experience in kentucky. we let the

at yarmouth. police will donate $20 and an unwrapped toy. and all of the proceeds will go to toys for tots. mean while, many folks have plans to travel this week for thanksgiving. so can you guess which day is busiest day on massachusetts highways? if you guessed the day before thanksgiving, you're wrong. we asked mass. dot for the stats. last year it was the tuesday before thanksgiving, so two days before. not only the busiest for the week. it was actually the busiest travel day of the entire year. that day, there were more than pike, tunnels and the tobin. monday was the second busiest day of the thanksgiving travel week with nearly 600,000 transactions. you may recall we did have really bad weather on the wednesday before thanksgiving last year. there was snow from worcester to the new hampshire sea coast. that could be a major reason why tuesday travel was so high. as for post thanksgiving, sunday is the busiest travel day. good to know as we plan our travel this week. big upgrades coming to the emergency wireless alert system. still ahe

this is from yarmouth, massachusetts. i always take a good sunrise as great day ahead. thank you. >>. >> shiri: absolutely setting stage. giving us the sunshine keeping us dry and also creating very cold morning waking up to but then thursday we are going to get into the clouds before we hit the showers but the showers will end up taking over, especially heavy friday night and mostly sunny sunny in boston and no more than couple thin clouds, 34 and tapping into sunshine all morning which rises our temperature to 39 here at 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 this morning 46 and we get close to but not quite to 50 . come real close in boston and here you can see future cast highlighting all of today's sunshine with a couple thin clouds moving in late in the day but not truly thickening up until we head into the overnight hours. high temperatures today about 48 in boston, 50 in norwood, 51 in lawrence and so we do end up with a lot of lower 50s out ward boston area and metrowest, 51 in brookline, watertown, arlington and newton, 50 in about 52 this afternoon and tomorrow, hey, you want to

yarmouth. >> thank you very much. -- outelp the doctor off a little bit on the background of the co-ops. one of the things we faced when drafting legislation was that, in certain states, the availability of private insurance was limited. in alabama, there was blue cross blue shield. in many states, that situation was not that high. the idea was to create competition. the only way you could do it was to create a new entity. the idea was that you could create the kind of price competition that was meaningful. we knew when the co-op was and i talked with many times as they were getting started, they had no idea what kind of insured population they would have. they did not know what the age was going to be. they had no data to predict that. many had never had any health care. once they became insured, they would have a rush of care. they would try to get tests to treat things they had never been able to treat before. they had people who had medical care, but just lost their insurance. the unpredictability of it was the rationale for that. i am proud of the experience in kentucky. we let the