. >> reporter: boston college teenager -- student jim fox associate are chipotle and got sick.

live in milford, jim morrelly. fox 25 news. >> eric: a man is dead after getting hit by a car in new hampshire. 44-year-old darryl kurtner was cross willing route 28 thursday night when a car hit him. the crash is still under investigation, about you police say they don't expect to file any criminal charges. >> stephanie: it was a rough christmas morning for several hundred people in brockton after the outages caused by a hit and run crash that happened around 4 in the morning. witnesses say the crash caused an explosion right before the power went out. as you can see from the this video, the crash also snapped the pole. the crash knocked out power to 5,000 people. national grid was able to restore power to all about 300 people before sunrise. they say the timing couldn't have been worse. >> waking up with now we are on christmas is probably one of the worse things you can go through. >> stephanie: the owner of the suv involved in the crash lived down the street and he says that his jeep was stolen and he doesn't know

. >> reporter: boston college teenager -- student jim fox associate are chipotle and got sick. he's most of 80 people that complain of gastrointestinal symptoms after eating at this chipotle on cleveland circle. >> a girl in my class was supposed to present but could not because she was sick from eating chipotle. >> reporter: the several violations have caused the restaurant to close, it's being inspected by boston inspectional services. one of the more serious violations include the sick chipotle employee. >> these are violations, temperature patrol issues with food, with someone reporting to work who was ill. >> reporter: chipotle mexican grill says it pink staleness is are the results of the norovirus as well. as for fox, he's going back to class today. >> i'm fine now but i know i have some classmates in the hospital which is unfortunate. >> before we will allow them to clean bill of health. there will be no compromise. >> reporter: boston public health is urging people who are sick to make sure that they stay at home if they are feeling ill. do not share any food with anyo

in bart mouth account jim northy, fox 25 news. >>> three men are mayor arrest tonight. we told you then a man had been shot on colony avenue. the description went out they were able to they were able to get the beguns boston police commissioner bill evans also saying that the suspects were assaulted with testimony continues on the case of the danvers tune teacher. on friday the psychiatrist has been interviewing chism. he said the teen was in the middle of the psychotic breakdown when he raped and years ago. prosecutors will continue tomorrow. >>> a randolph man is due in court tomorrow in connection with the death of a woman whose body was found burning in bridgewater. he was arrested on friday night and charged with misleading police. fox 25 previously reported that new hampshire couple is facing similar charges in the death of ashley boredner. he is wanted for killing the 29-year-old new hampshire woman. police are still looking for him. propane gas leak that's likely the cause of a fire that gutted this home in gloucester. flames broke out last night at the home on

upton police chief tells fox 25 they should have more information to release on this case sometime monday morning. in upton, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> on friday, january 1st the massachusetts minimum wage will go up. it will be $10 an hour. now this is second year in a row that the minimum wage has gone up in massachusetts. in 20 soon it will go up again to $11 an hour. that will be the highest u.s. the new hampshire minimum wage will remain at $7.25. 25 storm tracker weather alert. >> you may have noticed just within the last half hour or so your windows rattling as the winds are getting justy. that is a cold front that is moving through the area right now. right out ahead of the front one last shower moving over nantucket getting out of nantucket. that should be it. so we're done with the rain done with any wet weather it looks like for probably another almost 30 hours or so. but behind that cold front strong gusty winds will usher in what will be the coldest air of this month of december so far. let me show what you that will do to our temperatures. right now sitting at 41 in boston, 38 in lawrence, 36 i

. >> as fox 25's jim morelli disaster. >> i hear a guy running up and down the hallway fire, fire. >> reporter: some thought it was a false alarm or merely a test and then they got outside. left side of the buildings was on fire already. the flames were over the roof. >> reporter: fire crews from as far away as northeastern connecticut rushed to south spectacular fire broke out around 8:45 at the road mead apartment complex. >> just going to get my newspaper and i could see the smoke in the sky. >> reporter: lanny got to the scene after the first engine arrived he says it was just in his blood to help. >> i helped the guys pull lines get some water on the fire that's all. just trying to keep the fire to a minimum. >> reporter: thanks to neighbors like gerald gosselin. all the people did get out, including tammy warner's five month-old son leo spending his first night away from home with his >> i got a phone call saying hery and come get him because our building is on fire. scariest phone call never want to get it again. one resident tells us it seems like this buildings was cursed wit

fox 25's jim morelli is live in copley square in boston. you spoke with citizens and mayor walsh about their concerns, jim? >> reporter: i sure did. so apparently what we have in california are terrorists that you don't know are terrorists until it's too late a scary thought well, we found maybe not so much to bostonians. >> it's a crazy world we live in and it's sad that we have to live this way. >> reporter: it may be law enforcement's biggest nightmare. lone wolf terrorists organizing off the grid. >> someone operating out of their basement it's very hard to detect. >> reporter: tonight boston a city scarred by homegrown terrorism absorbed the news that the f.b.i. is now investigating the california mass shooting as an act of terror. one made all the more terrifying given the accused shooters were onto anyone's radar. >> does it scare you that there might be others out there? >> there's others everywhere. they could be anywhere from little kids up to whatever age. >> reporter: but in copley square three weeks before usual and then some.

jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> jim is getting poured on this is. why you can see all the yellow especially down the coast south of boston out to cape cod in particular. we'll start out out here that's where some of the oranges are showing up. look at some of the rain that comes down. rain. here in the falmouth area here are some of the local roads getting into that darker orange that are being affected right now. this is daysville road coming up this way. pull back out this takes you reply mouth. look at the orange showing plymouth. you will should find of that heavy rain right in here through duxbury into marshfield, too. and the mash field area you are seeing some -- marshfield area you you are seeing some heavy rain. we are seeing some lightning none out there right now that i can tell on lightning detection but there has been some heavy rain and lightning. a little bit of a thunderstorm activity hasn't been widespread certainly nothing severe. this takes you down through quincy and braintree. heavy rain. this is a braintree split area. over fle

fox 25 will do its own investigation into what happened. >>> a mother and teenaged son attacking a neighbor as he looked at a christmas tree. jim tells fox 25 he was admiring the veterans tree on sunday when his upstairs neighbors suddenly attacked him and the teens came at him with a pair of scissors. he says they had an ongoing dispute over issues including cleaning up after a dog. >>> bruster police have made an arrest in the armed robbery of a convenience store. fox 25 showed you these surveillance photos here yesterday from the bruster farms market. police say they showed 27-year-old michael schlessinger robbing a store with a gun. officers caught up with him today and arrested him. he is due in court tomorrow. >>> clouds moving onshore off of the ocean. that will stop your temperatures from falling anymore tonight. but a cooler day is coming and colder weather on the way. i'll show you when. >>> a teenager hit and killed by a car, a man turns himself in hours after the crash. why no one has been catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., en

in the newsroom, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> massachusetts can soon be following connecticut's lead in possibly you using an executive order to keep people on the the federal no fly list from being able to buy guns. governor charlie baker says he's looking it into but there are some roadblocks including the including the government's reluctance to save the lift he is working with the governors to get access to those lists. >>> new at 11:00 on saturday gun buyback programs will be guns contact money squeezed in drust busts help pay for the gift cards here's a photo of a $5,000 check being presented to someone in worcester county. making your weekend plans really the same numbers we've had we're expecting really for our saturday afternoon. >> that starts to sink a little further south but cooler especially in southern hachz as we head into sunday afternoon. >> other story the fog really thick last night and early this morning boston got a nice little breeze going out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour just enough to prevent the temperatures from falling winds help to keep the air c

in hyannis, jim morelle, fox 25 news. >>> boston police arrested a man in connection with a deadly thanksgiving day shooting outside of a local bar. carpenter grady didn't show his face today but he exchanged gunfire outside the crowded who's on first bar. jeff cherry was killed, three others injured. carpenter grady is charged with 5 counts including attempted assault and battery with a firearm. but prosecutor john papis said today there are no murder charges yet because they're still trying to figure out who shot whom. >> at this point it's very premature, trying to figure out the exact sequence events that >> and now police are trying to find the second person involved in that the shooing. carpenter grady is due back in >>> tens of thousands of dollars are stolen from an elderly man. 84-year-old hopkins met anita at this local cafe. she worked out a deal to do some housekeeping and take care of his cat. but prosecutors say she recently told him she had a brain tumor and needed $304 for a surgery. he helped her out with that money and police say she went to miami with her fiance on the day so

live in south boston, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> three schools put in lockdown after a 16-year-old student is shot in roxbury. tonight police are still looking for the gunman. it happened just after noon time in the park off malcolm x boulvard. into safe mode. police tell us the victim is a boston public school student is expected to survive. >>> a new bedford man has been found shot. witnesses found 66-year-old donald unresponsive around 11:00 p.m. saturday near brook lawn park. he was pronounced dead an hour later. police say they are investigating this as a homicide. standard times reports robbery may have been the motive. he was a vietnam vet and worked as the city's veterans agent. >>> more than 54 cats were in a shelter after being removed from a mobile home in salisbury. police say it's one of the worst cases of animal hoarding they have seen in years. the cats belong to an 84-year-old man who police are now trying to help. animal control officer tells the newburyport news they are frantically looking for homes for the cats. >>> hundreds are gearing up for the second day of

upton police chief tells fox 25 they should have more sometime monday morning. in upton. jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> the chinese government announcing a major policy change today. what it will mean for children ahead in our next half hour. >>> a windshield smashed in during a road rage incident on a local street. the reason the suspect is not in custody tonight even though police know who he >>> a road rage incident has left one person with a court date and another with a smashed windshield. it happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of route 12 and auburn street. auburn police say two drivers got into an argument. one got out of his truck and smashed the other driver's windshield. there were two children inside the car when it was hit. the suspect went to the police department and gave his statement. police issued him a court summons. >>> new at 10:00, check out these huge flames. as firefighters work to put it happened early this morning in dedham on route 1 right outside the fox 25 studios. the driver was able to get out and was not hurt. firefighters tell us th

the fox 25's jim morelli live in newton where there's no shortage of salt to treat those roads, jim. >> reporter: eric, we ran into a former new england patriots player tonight's and i asked him about the lot more concerned if this one to three inches was falling in my home state of georgia. here's the problem we have had very little snow so far this year almost none, on top of it felt like we have all been living in georgia and that lack of experience with snow could prove to be a problem. in the anals of winter storms commuters will likely find what's headed our way a mere foot note but that doesn't mean it might not cause havoc. >> reporter: the mass pike humming along tonight but with a roadside warning with snow, sleet and most dreaded above the potential for freezing rain coming in some drivers were already adjusting their commutes. case in point, truck driver set to make a delivery tomorrow to the wellesley whole foods after driving up from pennsylvania. >> i drove a lot further than i normally do so i have a shorter distance to go to my store tomorrow. >> reporter: maas dot w

in westport, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> more details about the westport fire. this is not the first deadly home. in 1952, nine people died in children. >> it just real tragedy. >> that fire was back as we said back in 1952 it. the deadliest fire in westport history. >> the victim was a deadly apartment fire in brockton has just bindified. late tonight fox 25 learned that 68-year-old robert samuels died inside his city hall plaza home. you can see from the video that the apartment was located several floors up in the building. the fire appears accidental and the investigation continues. >>> new hampshire's governor now calling for a full scare in keene. as we first told you here last night, at least six people were treated for c.o. exposure. this right here cell phone video of firefighters going door-to-door yesterday making sure no one there was in danger. they checked more than a thousand homes when a mixture issue. >> that's pretty scary you think of everything that's happening and a lot more could have happened to these people. >> well, the new england patri

you and roomba from irobot >>> firefighters toronto trying to figure out -- as fox 25's jim morelli reports that building is no stranger to disaster. >> i heard a guy running up and down the hallway knocking on everybody's door saying fire, fire. >> reporter: some thought it was a false alarm or merely a test then he got outside. >> he came outside and the whole left side of the building was on fire already. >> the flames were over the roof. >> reporter: fire crews from as far away as northeastern, connecticut, rushed to south bridge this morning after a spectacular fire broke out around 8:45 at the rosemead apartment complex. >> just going to get my newspaper i could see the bridge fire chief got to the arrived. he says it was just in his blood to help. >> i helped the guys pull fire. that's all just trying to keep the fire to a minimum until the help got here. >> reporter: thanks to neighbors. >> i just knocked on all the doors and made sure people can get out. >> all the people did get out including tammy warner's five month-old son leo spending his first night away from home with his gr

fox 25's jim morelli is live. jim, chipotle is responding? >> reporter: yes, indeed, they are. have an important task ahead

fox 25's jim morelli is live in south boston where he spoke to victims of that theft. jim? >> reporter: elizabeth, this is the you busiest time of year for package delivery companies apparently that's creating some opportunities for thieves, at least that's what they're telling you us here in south boston. holiday season in south boston and look what's this? what appears to be santa claus in reverse. >> unfortunately it's that time of year where these things happen. >> reporter: twice this month residents tell fox 25 packages have been stolen from this condominium lobby on e street. both times the supposed thefts were caught on surveillance tape which show a man loading multiple bags with delivered boxes. >> even more surprised that someone was able to enter the building as quickly as they did. you don't buy a new condo in the city hoping someone will seconds. residents claiming to have been ripped off in the past 10 days filed reports to boston police over the weekend. though fox 25 could not immediately confirm that. but we did find that this is a problem in -- southie no

upton police chief tells fox 25 they should have more information to release sometime monday morning. in upton. jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> the chinese government announcing a major policy change today. what it will mean for children ahead in our next >>> a windshield smashed in during a road rage incident on a local street. the reason the suspect is not in custody tonight even though police know who he is. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. r zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, r and zero first r r months payment ttt left one person with a court date and another with a smashed windshield. it happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of route 12 and auburn street. auburn police say two drivers got into an argument. one got out of his truck and smashed the other driver's windshield. there were two children inside the car when

fox 25's jim morelli is here now. jim, some workers say they didn't even get a heads up. >> no, they didn't. employees of island airlines showed up for work today and got the kind of shock you never want to get but most especially not two weeks before christmas. the airline announced it was closing as of noon today. we spoke with a pilot for island air who says he wasn't even even given formal notification he's out of a job. >> it's not a huge company but it will make a difference to a lot of people. >> reporter: it was an years but today tiny island air announced quite suddenly it is that closing down operations immediately. >> we were pretty much see anyone who specializing in the hyannis nantucket route. >> reporter: he spoke with fox 25 by phone. he says in recent weeks there were rumors of something amiss at the airline but nothing to indicate the drastic action taken today. an action that will mean joblessness just before christmas for pilots, co-pilots and ground and administrative personnel. >> they put their

in medway, jim morelle, fox 25 news. >>> exeter high school canceling prom. they've been trying to deal with inappropriate behavior for years. and school officials say there was a tipping point where a you new hampshire prep school student was convicted this year of three exalt students against a 13-year-old student as part of a so called tradition called the senior salute. >>> a taxi company is considering taking its business elsewhere on new year's eve. great bay taxi is threatening to hit the roads of dover instead. herald uber drivers aren't following the ordinance and they're not stopping them and meanwhile earlier this week, the transportation committee recommended the city get a court order to force uber out. old st. nick always knows what's going on and he appeared earlier in stoneham days after our controversial story -- that we first told but. on tuesday we told you about the substitute elementary school teacher who raised questions about santa and two days later the posters started appearing around town. they say santa was here. each one comes with

the story braking during the fox 25 morning news. jim morelli is live in foxborough with what we have >> the reporter: you might say the couple living inside this house, got an early christmas gift, escaping as they did injury, from the tremendous impact of that car vampiring in to what was a cinder block wall, right out in front. this happened about 6:00 a.m., 6:30 a.m. this morning. for reasons unknown, a teenage driver, 16 years old, lost control of his vehicle, and again, it slammed right in to that front wall there and it actually knocked out a load bearing wall. the couple who lives inside, they say this was the closest call of several close calls. >> hit that tree, that tree, i had a tree over there, i don't know whether it's just the grade in the road or whatever, but it seems like there's been a lot of accidents right in this area. >> the reporter: and you can see that they are boarding it up at much destroyed out in front. the couple was forced to leave the house because they had to cut the power off, and they're going to have

jim tells fox 25 he was admiring his tree on sunday when his upstairs neighbor suddenly attack the him, he says the teen came at him with a pair of scissors. gym says they had an ongoing dispute over issues about cleaning up after a dog. >>> it was a warm tuesday out there but changes are on the storm weather tracker kevin lemanowicz is here now. there's also some rain on the way, too. yeah. the clouds are starting to break up out there. there's still some out there. into boston, where it's still above 50 degrees dropping to the 40s overnight. about 40 degrees for a low temperature and worcester, same idea. staying above freezing in the city. maybe a couple of suburbs that will drop just down to freezing. winds have died out a bit, still blowing between 10 and 20 miles per hour in most spots but wind gusts are only gusting as high southern new hampshire. >> wait till you see how cold it gets after the rain. we'll have more come up. >> so far the mbta's general manager has not yet decided whether or not to fire him. it comes after david vasquez attended a disciplinary hearing today. fox

the field contain tiny pieces of recycled tires and as fox 25's jim morelli shows us, the state lawmakers are demanding answers from the federal government about possible health effects. >> last spring, fox 25 found extraordinary high temperatures, wafting off the surface of synthetic athletic fields, but what's got some parents newly concerned -- the stuff pro the surface. -- below the surface. it's this. the recycled tire underlayment, known as crumb rubber. tracey stewart of medway works with a national group that's urging national federal regulators to look into whether crumb rubber could be harmful. >> parents need to look out for their own children and push legislators to get on board. >> this week, three massachusetts legislators did get on board, sending a letter to the consumer product safety commission, asking whether crumb one of the three -- representative jeffrey roy of franklin. >> it's a matter of public safety. >> >> the massachusetts lawmakers write, as children are coming into contact with this material on playground and artificial turf sports field, we asked that cpsc l

live in cleveland circle, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> more details now again nine states are affected by the e. coli issues plaguing chipotle. believed to be 62 cases of people getting sick. according to the c.d.c. but the company has yet to nail down exactly what is the source. >>> also tonight donald trump pushing the envelope again. he says he thinks the u.s. should ban all muslims from being allowed into the country. as mary maloney reports trump says until the u.s. can get a handle on who's coming in that it should keep every muslim out. >> reporter: just a few >> i love the muslims i think they're great people. >> reporter: the republican presidential front-runner called for this. >> i want surveillance of certain mosques if that's okay. i want surveillance. >> reporter: now after last week's horrific terrorist attack in san bernardino, california, trump calls for "a total and complete shutdown of all muslims entering this country." >> we have to stop the muslims until we find out what's going on. we have to stop people that want to kill us. >> reporter: other republican preside

live in hyannis, jim morelle, fox 25 news. >>> cars with exploding airbags and faulty ignitions and more, the reason your family could wind up behind one of those vehicles before they ever get fixed. >>> and the man seen here is accused of breaking into a local bakery. the way police say he was able those glass cases, s. >>> police say no one was injured when the man crashed into a home today at the intersection of brookfield road and staffer street. police say the driver admitted 10:30 this morning. the home was declared structurally sound after the crash. officers say this is the second crash at that intersection in two days. >>> the man of a baltimore police officer were begin a look inside the van where he died. officer william porter is one of six police officers accused in gray's death. jurors heard testimony today on whether or not the police department's policy on seat belts was properly followed in the incident. >>> police are looking for this man caught on surveillance video breaking into a medford pastry shop. you can see him rummaging around through the cabinets. police say h

in the control room, jim morelli, fox 25 you news. >>> a donation jar stolen off a convenience store counter and the brazen theft is caught on camera. lowell police tell fox 25 this video right here speaks for itself. you see the man check out the jar before sliding it towards him and covering it with a black bag. it happened earlier this week at the 7-eleven on shell manyford street. police say the suspect may be on chelmsford street. the jar had about $30 in it and the money was meant for the the you lowell sons santa fund. >>> lines stretching out onto the street. the drastic cut in gas prices that had everyone filling you up today 92 and donald trump isn't the only republican party. why ben carson says he may want to ditch it too. >>> four people are dead after a medical helicopter carrying a sick patient crashes in california. the helicopter was transporting a person in critical condition from porterville municipal airport to a nearby hospital when the crash happened. you due to the remote searchers say they had a wreckage. including the patient, the pilot, a flight nurse and a

live in copley square, jim morelli, fox 25 news. myfoxboston.com as we continue to bring you the very latest developments from the california case. investigation details as we get them on air, on-line and on our fox 25 news app. >>> this man walked out of a police station tonight in lawrence and was taken back to boston. police say he's the thief seen on surveillance video dropping a suspicious bag right by a homeland security van in the seaport. and tonight we're learning more about his criminal past. our john monahan is live at john? >> reporter: eveningva,ness a. the man accused of sending that hoax device placed it right by that mailbox behind the government vehicle. a robot dragged it across the street by the cement wall you can see the black marks there where this device was detonated earlier today. that man tonight in custody back here in boston but found up in lawrence and arrested at gunpoint. the suspect walked out in handcuffs and was -- would not answer our question. his reply unintelligible as he was placed into a boston police transfer wagon and taken back to the city he

live in shirley, jim morelli fox 25 news. >> new this morning, police across the country say they're seeing a new holiday trend. thieves stealing those laser light projectors. two recent thefts have been caught on camera in our area. this is new video of a person stealing a projector from outside a home in west lynn. police say it happened one week ago. that suspect has not been caught. >> and new this morning, a viewer sent us this video of a thief stealing holiday lights from a home in dorchester. you can see the man struggle to free the lights. he eventually walks to another part projector and stuff it inside his shirt before walking away. the lights cost about $40, but they are sold out, which may be why thieves are stealing them. our jessica reyes is actually talking to this victim right now and she's going to have a live report coming up in the next half hour. >> a local mother accused of kidnapping her kids is being held on high bail this morning. police say they found a box of wine and a hose in valerie mcgrath's rental car. investigators say mcgrath rented that car after aba

live in hyannis, jim morelle, fox 25 news. >>> cars with exploding airbags and faulty ignitions and more, the reason your family could wind up behind one of those vehicles before they ever get fixed. >>> and the man seen here is accused of breaking into a local bakery. the way police say he was able to get in and go right through those glass cases, pson, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this s eason, jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of just pre

he told police he had no idea that all along teague fox was a wanted man. jim: thank you. no indictment in the case of a woman who died in police custody this summer in texas. at least not yet. 28-year-old sandra bland was found dead in her jail cell july 13 three days after she was pulled over for a traffic stop and arrested. authorities say she took her own life by hanging but her family questions that ruling. a grand jury decided against indicting any county jail employees. the grand jury will consider other indictments next month. marie: a real-life grinch was set to ruin christmas for local family.someone stole the presence she bought for her children. she tried to cover them up with a blanket but the thieves stole >> they were all gone. everything i bought that day. it was the first day i got a chance to go shopping. they have no shame. i have -- they did not care, they took it anyway. >> neighbors started a gofundme page. you can find more on our website. if you know who the grinch is called crimestoppers. jim: does lyft neded a little more gas in the tank? some sai

fox 25's jim morelli spoke with the victim's family. >> by all accounts a horrific fire here in westport with a break breaking told. a little boy trapped in the flames on the second floor brave attempts to save him to no avail. >> he was just a sweet little boy. >> reporter: urban stood by the yellow tape that separated then and now and his loss poured out. >> you never know from one minute to the next what your children what's going to >> reporter: what happened last night to this little boy her great grandson is almost unspeakable. around 11:00 an intense fast moving fire broke out at nine mount pleasant street catching a mother and two young children off guard. one of them, 4-year-old caleb was trapped inside on the the second floor. >> i was praying the entire time that he was inside that house that someone would go and get him and please just let him be alive. valiant attempt to save caleb. business sister tells us he went in the burning building and wound up leaping from the second floor to save his own life. >> sadly, he could not save caleb. >> if you ask him he's heartbroken bec

fox 25's jim morelli joins us live from newton where crews are set to drop a ton of snow from the roads there. jim? >> reporter: they sure are. commutes are tough around here that's par for the course throw in a little freezing precipitation and all bets are off. tonight drivers and state agencies that clean up the road are all getting ready. the mass hike humming along tonight with snow, sleet and most dreaded of all the potential for freezing rain coming in. some drivers were already adjusting their commute. case in point this truck driver set to make a delivery tomorrow to the wellesley whole foods after driving from up pennsylvania. >> i drove a lot further than i normally do so i have a shorter distance to go to my store tomorrow. >> reporter: mass dot which handles snow removal on the mass pike is going into salt. what it can't control the way drivers react to sudden change in the weather. >> if it's going to start raining, obviously you are going to get slush and then people will slide. >> reporter: panic over the storm there doesn't seem like much. no rush on the grocery store a

what we do not know at this point -- >> mark: fox 25's jim morelli there from foxborough reporting on that car into a building this morning. obviously, some technical difficulties. we apologize for that. students in north brookfield had thanks to a water many break. a car slammed into a hydrant in front of the hannaford supermarket overnight. north brookfield elementary and the high school had to be shut down. customers connected to town water were without services for several hours. >> vanessa: the second man accused of breaking in to a quinn say family's home and tying up a pregnant woman faced a judge. police arrested william macken in revere, hours after he released his name to the public. a judge set bail at $100,000. fox 25 brought you live breaking news coverage of the home invasion last week. more than $40,000 in cash was stolen from that home on president's lane. >> transit police are looking for help identifying this person right here. take a good look. they say he threatened to assault a passenger on the orange line. the incident happened december 1. call transit police if

jim, in an interview with fox news, before that poll was released trump had a message for republican leaders about his front-runner status. he said, "you've got to get used to it." >> axelrod: julianna goldman with the changing face of the republican race in iowa. thank you. today makes 10 days since the terror attack in san bernardino, california, that killed 14 people. as john blackstone reports, a lake where the shooters might have dumped some evidence. >> reporter: for the third day, dive teams from the f.b.i. and local police scoured the bottom of a muddy lake where it's believed the shooters may thr have thrown away a computer hard drive. as the search for evidence goes on here, so does the sorrow. hundreds gathered today for the funeral of tin nguyen, one of the 14 killed. at the service, conducted largely in vietnamese, many in her extended family paid tribute, calling the 31-year-old nguyen, the glue that held them together. >> that's what she was all about-- love and family. she was the most selfless, caring person with a heart bigger than the sun. >> reporter: nearly 2,000

in west roxbury, jim poe relly, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a man who allegedly dropped a suspicious suitcase near a homeland security vehicle has been arrested. 54-year-old james terrapignoty was arrested in lawrence. >> i can tell you right now that boston police just arrived here in lawrence to pick this man up and take him into custody and return him back to boston. let's take a look right now at that boston police transport vehicle showed up at lawrence p.d. to take 50-year-old james darren terrapignoty into custody, this after i allegedly left a suitcase behind a homeland security s.u.v. in boston. that suitcase caused quite a commotion in the city today. it was blown up after it was taken away by a robot, because they were not sure what was inside of it. now, police picked this man up afternoon at gunpoint. in boston, the police tell us that he's the man who walk up and left that suitcase behind the rear tire of a homeland security vehicle in the city, on atlantic avenue this morning. a robot needed to be called into take the suitcase away. it was detonated in a secure area. boston pol

. >> joining me now to talk about this is jim gray, sports caster, fox news contributor. what did we learn from this and does it change anything about the decision that mlb has made? >> not going to change anything. that's been decided. i don't believe it will be adjudicated again. i believe in this instance, rob manford means lifetime ban. what this has been about so far, pete rose's attorney came on and gave a plea about pete rose now being able to be considered for the hall of fame, which is a much different direction than they've gone in fast. he said it's not the hall of character, the sabts, it's about onfield acomp lishmentes, the hall of fame. character doesn't matter. people of bad character are in there and that i don't believe there are enough votes and surveys that he doesn't have the votes, but he should be considered. >> it is interesting because in light of the last two decades of steroid use, where that affected the way in which a play r hit the ball, there's a different discussion. pete rose by all accounts hit those balls without any help. >> well, but i

jim smith in sky fox hd, what do you see? >> good morning, ines. it's on thest side by met -- avenue. that car was overturned, several accident. now, in the time that we have been here, one lane has been opened. you can see the fire department now has to block off that lane to deal with cleaning the cars off the roadway. delays are bumper to bumper back to cypress hill street. >> i'm always lost on the jackie robinson parkway. i can't figure that one road out even with gps. thanks, jim. >> let's talk sports last night, we invited you. >> what game? oh, the hockey game. >> we had a great time. thank you very much. >> well, thank my sister. >> yes, it was a great time, great crowd, and we really enjoyed last night's game. islanders hosted the rangers for bay -- barclays center for the first time ever. tavares gets the puck, he scores. the rangers would tie it up at 1 later in the period, and then after a scoreless ot, go to the shootout. comes in, back of the net. and then dan boyle, last chance for the rangers. he tried to glide in there and set him

. >> fox 25's jim morelli spoke with neighbors who say charges do not fit the man they know. >> he's readily apparent that this child had been assaulted. >> reporter: an anonymous call from the apartment complex in dartmouth leads to a tough discovery last week for police. a child 4 years old eaten up police say by the baby-sitter. >> bruising on the back as well as some red marks and welting. >> reporter: the man accused of doing the damage 28-year-old richard panero of fall river. he was arrested last wednesday and remain jailed. the suspect was baby-sitting three children two lived in this complex the other did not. it was that third child the one who lived elsewhere that beating up. >> i have seen him quite a few times. >> reporter: mrs. matthew lives upstairs. she says he was a frequent visitor to the apartment complex. >> he seemed like a sweetheart. he seemed very nice. he was willing to help me my groceries. in he didn't seem like something like this would either happen. >> reporter: off camera the mother of the other two children tell fox 25 he has been the family baby-sitte

to the control system, of a dam outside new york in 2013, want to bring in cme of red hat, jim whitehurst foxhanks for joining us. >> great to be here thank you. >> the biggest topic right now as relates to terrorism, has been around social media, technology, and this encrypted communication that lawmakers need access to where do you stand on this should should social media and technology companies be giving up -- user information to so they better track terrorists? >> look i think that is case-by-case basis -- the social media companies and gofrts are beet big commerce on either side of this one we don't have a strong point of view directly on this there are so many different forms social media so many different types of interaction that it is an individual decision by each of the companies in the specific -- >> you had tim cook do interview on 0 minutes over we could, right tim cook ceo of apple basically said look we can't allow a trap door for government to get into user data and communication if we open a trap door for government, it allows the good guys in as well as the bad guys in bec

fox remains in jail tonight and home. jim: more cases of e-coli linked to the chipotle restaurant chain, under investigation tonight, the centers for disease control says five people have been identified in the new outbreak, including one in kansas, one in north dakota and three in oklahoma. those illnesses started between november 18 and november 26 and all five said they ate at a chipotle the week before they got sick. the chipotle company said they are implementing new standards marie: a first look at the still perhaps a mild night tonight but some wondering how long will it last. jim: whether you're planning a getaway or gathering, this is important information. kevin: timing isn't right the way this week is shaping up. it's nice out now, relative to the time of year, but the clouds keeping us a little bit above normal overnight tonight. plenty more clouds where today's batch came through. you might think we can get some precipitation, but it's not going to happen. it will have a tough time getting over the sierras, that

analyze the 3450edia role and the impact on the presidential campaign, ed henry fox's chief white house correspondent jim garrity. co-author of heavy lifting, grow up, get a job, raise a family and other manly advise and penny lee. every weigh in, putting the out there on the front page. >> without agreeing or disagrees, this is what big media institutions should do, get their hands dirty on the big issues. people are scared right now. these kinds of -- there's terror, number one, but there is an explosion of gun violence in recent months, recent years, and it appears that or leaders in washington are doing nothing about it. in fairness to the republicans, i think we should press the republicans as "new york times" did, because the republican congress hasn't done anything, but the democrats to suggest from president obama to hillary clinton that there's some magic formula here, that something on gun control would have stopped what happened in california, that's simply not true. >> i've rarely seen a newspaper one to desperately cry for attention. we know you don't pay attention, also it screamed enhave a

jim smith is up in sky fox. >> reporter: southbound van wyck. jewell avenue. right now, getting by this accident scene. there is a police investigation ongoing. try to avoid this altogether. at least the northern half of it. to laze coming off the expressway. the grand central parkway looking great as an alternate. back to you. greg: remember that jerry wyck? all right. rosanna: oh boy, rosanna: it is another moment. i do not understand it. it makes no sense to me. greg: kelly rutherford. she was battling getting custody of her children. they will stay with her husband that lives in moscow. rosanna: a judge has granted him full custody. they will not be allowed to visit her in the united states. rosanna: they were worn here. they were born here. kelly will only be able to visit them in france. a very lengthy and bitter custody case. it is disgraceful. greg: said. we have a homeless crisis in the city. gilbert taylor. out of a job now. rosanna: 58000 people living in homeless shelters. fox5 is that in station this morning. some of the homeless go there for shel