he said call 911. >> reporter: in brockton, jim morelli -- jim morelli, fox 25 news. a powerful category four hurricane matthew. i'll have the latest track plus, i'm timing the risk of scattered showers for our area on monday. >> thousands of boston students tackling tough topics. this week the challenges >> first they are at a mission walking with purpose. thousands personally affected by a deadly disease. and the national records ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? n't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. at capital one, your money stays your money. what's in your wallet? fios is not cable. we're wired differently. the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer these speeds at this price. only fios can. >> oct

fox's jim morelli is at the scene. this company that the two men worked for had a long history of safety violations. >> reporter: yeah, that company is atlantic drain company. yes, a troubling and perhaps even telling history of safety osha over the past 10 years has fined atlantic drain 140 thousand. 16 of those violations were listed as serious violations. they also had repeat violations and even some labelled as willful. we have not heard from atlantic drain. although we've attempted to contact them. one question is, how did that water drain break? using one of the pieces of heavy equipment back here or was it just the result of the pipe being old and just rupturing on its own. we did speak this morning off camera with a gentleman who came down here and said he used to work for atlantic drain. and he says he quit in part last august because he was concerned about its attitude toward safety. live in the south end, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >> jason: we have more details now about how dangerous trench and excavatio ac

facing a shortfall, ceo marco morelli wanted a plan to shore up the bank's balance sheet.tails in their next visit with bloomberg television. shares of monte paschi surging after its plans to cut thousands of jobs and sell bad debt, which would attract investors to turn around. bring us the key takeaways from the business plan. a lot of freshot details. mr. morelli, the ceo, confirmed they are looking at raising 5 billion euros in the cap rating -- in the transaction they want to do at the end of the year. you have confirmation of the disposal are trying to get bad loans off of their books. and you have bits and bobs of cost but in -- cost-cutting. morelli on a conference call with analysts this morning received they have not gotten interest from potential "anchor andstors," large investors institutions. but we still do not know who these people are, how much they are willing to invest. the bank needs to raise 5 billion euros, possibly by the end of the year. >> are investors actively approaching you? investors so far have been proactive in approaching. either at the bank

facing a capital shortfall, the ceo marco morelli wanted a plan , -- outlined a plan to shore up thelance sheet. he added details in their next -- in an exclusive interview with bloomberg television. mark: shares of monte paschi surging after announcing its plans to cut 2600 jobs and sell bad debt in a bid to attract investors, to turn around. bring us the key takeaways from the business plan. >> there were not a lot of fresh details. mr. morelli, the ceo, confirmed they are looking at raising 5 billion euros in the capital raising, in the transaction they want to do at the end of the year. you have confirmation of the disposal trying to get bad loans , off of their books. you have bits and bobs of cost-cutting. morelli on a conference call with analysts this morning repeated that they have not received interest from potential, what they are calling "anchor investors," large investors and institutions. he did not give any names. but we still do not know who these people are, how much they are willing to invest. the bank needs to raise 5 billion euros, possibly by the end of the year.

fox 25's jim morelli spoke to a doctor about the bacteria. >> reporter: well, mark, we don't know how many students have been age ofed by this but we do have some idea about who they are. we spoke with a student outside the school tonight and he tells us that he has somebody he knows who has the mrsa and this person is a football player. the fact a football player has it one expert tells us is not surprising. an alarming no westford school officials. tonight parents learning that some students at westford academy the town's public high school had become infenged with the superbug mrsa. >> reporter: dr. ersca shanoi spoke with fox 25 tonight by phone. >> the most common infection it will cause is a skin and soft tissue-type of infection. it can go to different places in the body, for >> reporter: no word on how serious the infections are at the high school but the letter from westford school officials suggest students involved in athletics are the primary focus of concern. westford cad motor will continue to disinfect locker rooms in addition all coaches are reviewing with their athlet

jim morelli, fox25 news. >> julie: police and neighbors rallying together while they heal and former officer who knows both men. catherine parrotta continues our team coverage now at mass catherine? >> catherine: they are critical in stable condition and yesterday we were told they are not out of the woods yet, not nearly, but reason for optimism and continue to learn more about them. >> catherine: chilling news for retired boston police jim lahey. >> disturbing when any officer gets shot. >> catherine: respon domestic colony boston it hit close to home and richard cintolo and matt morris are officers and lahey knows them both. >> hoping they pull out okay. they were shot up pretty bad. >> catherine: one shot hit a major artery in officer morris's leg. morris awarded the hanna medal of honor, the highest honor. in dorchester. >> regular kid from dorchester, good guy. >> catherine: cintolo has been on force for 27 years and father of three comes from police family and his father was shot after responding to domestic call. >> my prayers go with the family, any of them and know him and

scandal. >> this is his 37th year so he has been in merrimack a very long time. >> reporter: jim morelli. >> wilie submitted a letter of retirement. he is on bail and due in decemb. police tell fox25 that the victim was shot in the face. it happened on wells avenue last night. police calming the scene for evidence including shell casings left behind and a car with a shattered window you see there. this morning the victim remains hospitalized. >>> 4:05. boston police have a new lead as they investigate the shooting of a 2-year-old roxbury girl. they are hoping someone recognizes the man or scooter in these surveillance pictures. take a close look at the person of have in the winslow shooting. a little girl was shot in the head and leg as she sat in the car. her father is the target, but he is refusing to cooperate. the girl's grandmother tell fox25 that the toddler is doing fine. police are still investigating another shooting in roxbury that hurt a 9-year-old girl. she remains hospitalized shot in the back a week ago. happened at a park on anunciation road. a car pulled up and shot into

jim morelli has more. >> reporter: mark, we've learned that this was basically a hoax. we got the word about quarter to 10:00 or so we were over in lawrence and came over here. it counseed comical a clown walking -- did it it sounded almost comical a clown walking around with a weapon. the students were outside for 30 minutes, 45 minutes while police searched inside the building. then they were all let back in. but even after that, even after they were given the all clear students here were very nervous. unfortunately, this is the way it is in the social media age. >> we're going to be about this. it's just irresponsible. it's a fire alarm on social media. >> so again the all clear given. people still a little bit nervous and the spokesperson tells us they're going to be in touch with twitter to see what can be done about jim morelli, fox 25 news. >> shortly after being fired gloucester's former police chief logged on to twitter to say thank you to everyone who believed in him. fox 25's malini basu has been on this story all night. and the chief lost his job because she

for now live in east boston, jim morelli, fox25 news. men and women did in such a violent situation. >> gene: boston police commissioner bill evans ran straight into gun fire to save two of their own. this morning those two officers pulled from the house and are in critical but stable condition. catherine parrotta continues the team coverage for mass general and, catherine, dozen of officers and community leaders came out last night for a prayer vigil. >> catherine: support for the officers, here at mass general this after rushed her and both needed transfusions, both needed surgeries and, of course, they are people who are receiving the outpouring of support. >> in could have got hurt. it is a scary, scary thing. >> catherine: veteran boston police officers richard cintolo and matt morris were shot responding to an apartment. family. >> catherine: last night 100 official, clergy and officials came together for vigil at east boston police station praying for the recoveries. >> emotionally drained. >> there's optimism the officers will re

fox 25's jim morelli is live in nashua this morning. and, jim, police are now investigating the possibility that the teen ended >> that is correct, stephanie. on friday, nashua got a very heavy rain storm, about 3" of rain fell. it was at its most intense between the hours of 8:00 and 9:00. about an hour after that nashua police got a call from someone who wondered whether an open storm drain on water street, someone might have slipped into that drain, because they saw some material around the drain that looked like personal possessions. next morning they got a call from a father saying that his 16 year-old son, jacob goulet, had not come home that night. and that was uncharacteristic of him. he had been at a friend's house, and the the father understood that he was on his way home, walking home, indeed, walking home through the torrential rain storm. >> wife is home bawling, her grandmother is home crying, his father is just a wreck and just awful. not knowing. i me it is wet. if he is in the water . . . hard to deal with. >> that fami

the company responsible for running the commuter rail was fined millions of dollars but as jim morelli reports, it is now getting a pretty big break. >> reporter: winter that went down in the record books and system to its knees. >> we are talking about the worst snow in the history of boston. >> reporter: trains cancelled. passengers stranded and for the company running the system, hefty fines from the mbta. but it turns out not as hefty as we thought. the t confirms that it did forgive a portion of the fines it imposed on keolis for its epic fail in the winter 2015 and you clause that allows release for unforeseeable circumstances. the t says the relief was limited to penalties not related to on-time performance. in february and march, keolis was penalized for on-time performance allowed by the contract. still according to the "boston globe" the t waived half the fine it is imposed to a tune of $839,000. >> we are going to be making decisions -- >>reporter: governor charlie baker a critic two winters ago say the fines forgiven pal negotiation comparison fines that they did pay. >> ke

our jim morelli reports, before the attack the masked man told the employee he didn't have money for a ticket. >> reporter: the day before halloween and the nightmare at cedar grove station. trolley driver early sunday morning over the fare. >> for me to hear that, it is kind of frightening. >> reporter: happened on the line from mattapan to ashmont station. he boarded after midnight telling the operator he did not have money for the fare. he then punched the operator in the head and dragged him in the head to the cedar platform where the aall the continued. the suspect fled passengers called for help. the attack had the t and governor's office to give statements. >> i am sickened by this attack on our employee says richard sullivan. added governor charlie baker, such a vicious and violent attack on a public employee is unconscionable and intolerable. >> sad to hear someone do something like that to someone on this line. >> reporter: she rides the trolley five days a week and surprised to hear about the >> usually when i come, everyone is nice, friendly. they pay their fare. it is al

a witness tells fox25's jim morelli. he had to act fast to get out of the car's path. >> he was driving down the road kind of fast and i saw pulled over because he was coming to me. >> reporter: to a telephone pole and house in brockton. a fortunate near miss. a youth basketball coach headed to a game with four young players in his car including nick pererra >> the whole house was falling over and it was tilted. >> reporter: happened at 863 north main street and capped a weekend during which brockton experienced two dozen motor vehicle accidents. the coach and his boys, the first ones on the scene of this one. >> i all right. didn't have -- just a couple of bruises. >> the driver not the only person of concern since the house was fully rented, but fortunate news on that to. at time. crash only one person was inside the house. he lives on the first floor and he was asleep, but fortunately not in this front room. in fact the renters only use that room for storage. by early afternoon utility crews had the pole replaced with

fox25's jim morelli reports that the city is not happy about the situation. anybody that use it is has to leave it as part of the contract. >> reporter: to say the least, case of this weekend's brazilian festival held on the turf field of lawrence high. left behind for the city to clean up, piles of garage, shards of glass and every place you see an orange flag damaged. >> we are shocked and disney maid at the level of cleancallyness they left it. and as much damage. we will make sure that they are held responsible. >> reporter: of more immediate concern, getting field back in shape so it can be used by student ale taken care of and beiously it is not being taken care of. >> reporter: those infuriated is head football coach. >> people don't have to come to school and see bottles all over their property. >> reporter: their prayers shouldn't have to practice somewhere else but that's exactly what they are doing as workers clean and disinfect the field. lawrenceville high school students disgusted. >> that is my school. >> they left a big mess. a ocean -- i say

in chelsea, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> the conjoined twins separation surgery was a big success. straight ahead what doctors plan to do with the boys tomorrow. >>> on the same night a boston police officer who was shot on the job gets out of the hospital we are hearing from a former detective who went through the same thing. his incredible story and personal connection to the andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice and i approved this message. imagine if your child

fox25's jim morelli is live in east boston what was found on his page. good morning, jim. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. it is true. the more we hear, the more questions we have about this guy and how these little details could have sparked absolute chaos and again we can we take a look at his facebook page where he went by the alias name of coco jago. this facebook page is a mish-mash. light-hearted stuff like movie trailers, cute animal videos, music videos as well and more serious materials as well. videos about translating the quoran and articles about police involved shooting. ha all that said. one neighbor tells us seemed like a decent guy. >> i didn't actually know him >> reporter: taking a look down the block here. police did tape off the area where the shooting occurred this morning. a light police presence, a couple of police cars here. coming up at -- the next half hour, we will take a look at the shooter's past. in fact we will look at thinks criminal past. it is an extensive -- it isn't extensive but it is interesting. live in east boston

. >> as fox 25's jim morelli spoke with them and also neighbors not willing to accept the violence in their community. >> i heard seven shots. >> reporter: 1:00 a.m. enunciation road in roxbury someone opens fire on a gathering outside this parmentd complex one person hit and she just 9 years old. was shot dead in the same general area. when diane williams heard the gunfire last night it brought back terrifying memories. >> i got shot in 2010. i was scared for my life. because bullets have no names. no names at all. >> reporter: neighbors horrified by the shooting but they also will a question what was a 9-year-old child doing out at 1:00 in the morning? and while one of those outside late at night. boston police tell fox 25 children were outside because there was a party going on in a nearby parking lot. >> we had a real good -- we had a recent uptick. it was asking anyone with any information to just let us know. >> that 9-year-old is recovering in an area hospital. >> i don't know her status right now but still regardless what it is a 9-year-old has been shot. >> reporter: in roxbu

he said call 911. >> reporter: in brockton, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> it means a lot. anybody who's going through this battle needs people to fight them. >> it's one of the largest walks of its kind in the in boston to help put an end to breast cancer. >> sooner rather than later britain lays out man's to exit the european union after the break. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. >> developing tonight russia is warning the united states not to take direct action against the syrian one of the bulgaria has banned the wearing of face vails in public. those who violate the ban face a fine equivalent to saying that we wouldn't do it before

fox 25 jim morelli spoke with city leaders today. jim, they were surprisingly on wave with waiving the fines >> reporter: doing the story forced metro look through the brutality and the brutality of that winter is exactly the reason why the governor and mayor of boston say waiving those fines was okay. >> reporter: it was a winter that went down in the reported books and brought the commuter rail system to its knees. >> we're talking about the worst snow in the history of boston. >> reporter: trains cancelled, passengers stranded and for the company running the system hefty but it turns out not as hefty as we thought. the t confirmed today that it did forgive a portion of the fines it imposed keolis for its epic fail during the winter of twenchl. under a clause which allows relief for unforeseeable circumstances. but in a statement to fox 25, the t says the relief was limited to penalties not related to on time performance in both february and march, keolis was penalized the full for on time performance allowed by the contract. still

our jim morelli is live where this jim have you obtained the volatile mail alert sent to parents? >> reporter:, we did. some pole were unhappy with that voice mail alert. for several hours it left them spinning trying to figure out exactly what had happened. we are at town hall in merrimack the school board just met its regular monthly meeting one of the items was to accept the retirement letter of this long time teacher charged with this modern day crime we call parents a somewhat crypt call voice mail from the principal. >> charges have been brought against the teacher at the high school. >> the message is very disturbing to say the least and very vague. >> reporter: parent teresa grimes was driving home when she got the message. >> it had me pulling like out of the traffic i was hoping i didn't get rear ended because i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: here is what's going on. merrimack police arrested robert todd wylie today a teacher at the high school on charges he solicited student and sent photos of himself to her fondling himself. wylie is 63 years old. >> the p

fox 25's jim morelli is live building. jim? >> reporter: yeah, mark, we don't know how many students are affected here or who they are but i did run into a student outside the school tonight. he tells me he does know of one student who was sickened by the mrsa bug and he's a football player. given how mrsa is transmitted and he's a football player one expert says is not surprising. an alarming notice from school officials tonight parents learning that some students at westford academy, the town's public high school, have become infected with the >> so mrsa stands -- >> reporter: dr. erica shanoi at massachusetts general hospital spoke with fox 25 tonight by phone. >> the most common infection that it will cause is a skin and soft tissue type of infection. it can go to different places in the body, for example, to your lungs and cause pneumonia. >> reporter: no word on how serious the infections are at the high school but the involved in athletics are the primary focus of concern. westford academy will continue to disinfect lock

jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> at the top of the hour women have levelled against donald trump. any minute now hillary clinton is going to speak she's speaking there right now. and expecting her to speak about those comments if she does we'll be turn to turn that sound around and bring it right to you. >> then all new at 11:00 the string of crimes police say these two people may be connected to. >> start out with the good news. the fox 25 day. this is the nights we've been getting used to these beautiful nights clear nights, cool nights no doubt about it. we had some great pictures send in i showed in the earlier newscast. look at the foilage here. that's gorgeous stuff. a move coming in from p.j. even norton it's getting there it's close there's another shot on the shot of mount washington. blue sky that's the place to be right now as far as the foilage. old stone church in west boylston that is some gorgeous stuff. thanks for the beautiful pictures. this is what the foilage looks like. i told you to go north so when the weather cooperates for your temperatures out there right

fox 25's jim morelli is live there for us and jim, neighbors in that area are >>> yeah, they sure are. not a surprise that surveillance video was available, since some of the action took place on the station platform and i think i counted about six surveillance cameras here at the cedar grove station. residents if the area, they tell me they perceived the area as safe. so they were pretty surprised and shocked by what happened over the weekend. no, you are not looking at an early trick-or-treater, but someone accused of violently assaulting an mbta worker over weekend. heard of anything happening like this. i'm shocked and surprised. >> the reporter: so was the trolley driver on the mattapan line early sunday morning. that's when transit police say, this costumed character, boarded a train at the cedar grove t-stop. but told the trolley driver, he had no money to pay the fare. police say, he then hit the driver, pulled him out of the train, and on to the station platform, and beat him some more. >> a lot of my neighbors were talking about it as i walked m because they all liver around

coming up, marco morelli will join us at 2:00 a.m. in new york tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. in london.rg. ♪ ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg surveillance." for the morning must-read. i picked something from the toronto -- from the "toronto star." it is the other side of this e.u. deal, where they are trying to sign a trade deal with the canadians. this coming from the editors. but the star argues, as have many others, that -- it is interesting. i have read lots of thought pieces on this seeming failure untila, there we have thursday to get this deal done. some would say this bodes ill in the u.k. trying to broke its own trade deals with europe, but others on the brexit side say they will look out the mess that is happening that is happening now, which is the reason the brexit vote materialized. what we talked about yesterday. tom: and i get canada's response and i guess i get the british response. but what is the response of germany or poland or italy to three point 6 million people in the french part of belgium saying "no, no, no"? a sickly texas or the two dako tas to -- basically texas or

fox 25's jim morelli was on campus and has been talking with people there. he will be joining us a bit later on in this newscast. but the all clear was given started on a twitter account they won't be much more specific than. that but again students are allowed to access the campus and move around at this time. >> also breaking tonight, one person is dead after a crash involving a parked truck. >> fox 25's christine mccarthy is in melrose with the breaking details. >> reporter: we spoke with a neighbor who witnessed the aftermath of this crash who lives just a couple doors down here on howard street. he tells us he's very shaken up and just emotional about what he saw. that we shot earlier right after the accident which occurred around 5:30 this evening. you can see a sedan flipped over a mother and two very young kids were inside that neighbor tells us police say the car was travelling west on howard street when it struck the landscaping truck and trailer hitting the workers and standing outside and killing him almost immediately. that car also struck an s.

in east boston jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> governor charlie baker was back from his trip abroad and he learned about the shooting. >> i am sure everybody else are pulling for officers 17 and officers morris and their families during this what i'm sure for them is an incredibly difficult time. shock and sadness after learning about the the shooting also well offering prayers for officers and their families. >>> this is the second police shooting in boston this year on january 8th officer kirk was shot in leg after pulling over a suspected drug dealer in dorchester. other officers were able to chase down and arrest grant headley without harming him. the officer spent three days recovering in the hospital. in march of 2015, officer john moynihan was hot in face during traffic stop i other officers in area shot and killed the suspect angelo west. moynihan survived the shooting and this past march he received the boston police hero's award. it seems like we've seen a lot of police officers shot in the past few years all over the country. a traumatic event like this effects officers who r

in milford, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> oh, my god. >> cars making the dangerous track in uxbridge earlier tonight's during what was some intense flash flooding and then how about this site in worcester a fire truck having to back up in the middle of the street. >> to framingham at how close the cars are to the bottom of the overpass. police are asking drivers to stay off the roads if possible tonight. >> we are in the middle of a storm track weather alert. good evening everyone i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. fox 25's chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is tracking the rain. an awful lot of rain fell out there tonight? >> yeah, it really dependsed on where you were. as the line came eastward lesser amounts of rain were falling but still enough in flooding. more of the dramatic are coming from worcester county. this is rain set up in worcester county. a severe thunderstorm warning at one point. the flash flood warnings are still in place here in the boston area north shore in the sea coast of new hampshire. that's due to expire around midnight tonight. the places to

. >> gene: first begin with jim morelli live in east boston and new information of the suspect's past and a phone call with his mom right before the shooting. >> reporter: well, gene, we have information about this gentleman's criminal past. we are not talking about an extensive criminal history but in the light of everything that happened, everything gets magnified. mr. figueroa was accused of torching his own car and impersonating a private detective. he pled guilty to nose charge and around the same time he was going through a divorce. his ex-wife said he was abusive here in massachusetts, there was no criminal history for mr. figueroa. in fact as we all now know, he was appointed constable for the city of boston just last year. come back out here to the scene, and you can see we still have police tape up. police just put this tape up blocking off this area here, and coming up at 5:30, we will take look at mr. figueroa facebook page. very interesting posters he made. for now, jim news. mr. in east boston are overwhelmed by other departments and people in the neighborhood. catherine

live in east boston, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >> all right. jim, well, this is one of a handful of boston police shootings in on january 8th an officer was shot after pulling over a suspected drug dealers in dorchester. other officers were able to arrest grant heedly without injuring him. the officer spent three days recovers in the hospital. in march of 2015, john moynihan was shot in the face during a traffic stop in roxbury, other officers in the area shot and killed the suspect angelo west, moynihan survived and this past march he received the boston police hero's award. and just days ago, two officers shot and killeddenings aing a domestic disturbance call. jose vega was two months away from retirement and leslie zerebney gave birth three months ago. a suspect was charged with murder yesterday, john felix was arrested after a 12 hour stand off with police. >> you know, multiple times today we heard from police and city officials about what it took to save the two officers' lives. mayor walsh spokes extensively to the credit of the america

fox 25's jim morelli live in waltham now and jim, many people are out there complaining about crossing this particular roadway. >> the reporter: they sure are. this is unsignalled crosswalks, and people are complaining that these are treacherous. now, all of that have said, investigators have not determined at this point what caused this tragic accident. the darkness, the weather, some of the factors investigators are looking into after a fatal pedestrian accident in waltham. it happened on busy wymouth street involving two men attempting to cross the street. >> both parties had just gotten off the bus and were attempting to cross of the street when they >> the reporter: a 65-year-old man from watertown does not survive of the impact. the other, a 70-year-old man from boston is seriously injured. both men worked in the food service area of hobbs brook management. the driver of the vehicle remained on the scene. i have spoke to the driver, it does not appear that he was impaired in any way. >> the reporter: as of this afternoon, neither the police for the middlesex county d.a.'s office

jim morelli live at the scene for us tonight and jim, this accident is raising new concerns about the crosswalks out there. >> the reporter: correct, vanessa. you know, right behind me, we have a sign hat these crosswalks. the state law is clear, it says yield to pedestrians who are in the crosswalk. that directive aimed at drivers. speed limit here in wyman street is 40 miles per hour, but pedestrians we spoke with says faster than that. while they're upset about what happened this morning, they are not altogether surprised. >> it is dangerous because they go fast. >> the reporter: on top of that, there are no lights, no stop signs on this stretch of wyman street in waltham, though the crosswalks work by what you might have call the honor system, meaning drivers are on their honor to stop when pedestrians are crossing. >> they're either not paying attention or they don't adhere to the walkers. >> cars are supposed to stop, but they don't sometimes. >> the reporter: this morning, the inadd become apparent. two men were struck by this lexus s.u.v. one dies, the other is seriously injur

which are more durable. >> live in nashua, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >> we are working to learn if any arrests have been made in boston's south end. sky fox threw over the scene at the mass avenue this morning, police tell fox 25, a man is expected to survive in that. >> a little more than two until election day and one presidential candidate is making a big push for votes in new england. hillary clinton stopped in manchester today. the massachusetts senator elizabeth warren joined her on the stage at st. anselm. clinton focused her speech on her plans to build an economy that works for all americans. new hampshire has four electoral votes up for grabs. it is considered a battleground state, the latest poll shows it is turning into clinton country. the former secretary of state is up 15% and despite the big with voters to support her. >> if you want to be part of a positive, optimistic, confident unifying future, please, come out and vote on november 8th here in new hampshire, and prove once and for all that love trumps hate. >> thank you all. >> on the other side, donald trump spent t

fox 25's jim morelli shows us what the city of nashua will do to make sure something like this never happens again. >> he was 16 years old played guitar, was in a band, tonight friends and loved ones came to the last place parents. >> reporter: for gail york this weekend's news that a 16-year-old died after falling into a storm drain was especially distressing. >> i lost a son at 18 on a motorcycle. this brings everything back. >> reporter: in additionians who knew jacob goulet and those who didn't came out to the place where it all started a storm drain above the nashua river. they laid flowers and personal tokens of grief and they grieved tragic accident and it was a horrible storm that night. >> reporter: but there was anger simmering under the sadness centered around the question of how something like this could have happened. >> how is that supposed to come up that should be secured. >> reporter: late today the city of nashua seemed to acknowledge as much. it put out a statement indicating how it plans to address the weekend accident. first, public works crew also secure all sew

in milford, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >> mark: pumpkin spice fever, take a look, save more liquor on mcgrath highway made fun of mcdonald's love all things pumpkin across the street saying they sell pumpkin crab. delicacies. so save more fired back when we sell crabby pumpkin delicacies and they battled over egg mcmuffin deals in the spring. this is round two. who knows if there's round three. but the sign battle is on. >> vanessa: the pumpkin spice drama. >> mark: and a big fan of pumpkin spice is just to my right, are you not, sir. >> kevin: i don't even know what you're talking about. >> mark: pumpkin spice latte, do you like those. >> kevin: i've got to the western -- or central part of worcester county went to a flash flood warning, that's in place. the same area we've been talking about all evening long. seven-day forecast is just cold and windy this weekend, but this is the biggest concern this evening. i'll keep you posted on twitter. follow me at lemanowicz at fox 25. >> mark: it is wet out there. . >>> are brangelina getting back together? what we just llarned to the rumors

fox 25's jim morelli spoke with city leaders today and jim they were surprisingly on board with these waived fines? >> reporter: yeah, kerry, the governor and the mayor were both excuse me a train is going by. they struck a much different stone overwhelming. >> it was a a winter that went down in the record books. >> we're talking about the worst snow in the history of boston. >> reporter: trains cancelled, passengers stranded and for the company running the system hefty fines from the mbta. >> but it turns out not as hefty as we thought. the t confirmed today that it did forgive a portion of the fines it imposed keolis commuter services for its epic fail during the winter of 2015. relief for unforeseeable circumstances. but in a statement to fox 25, the t says the relief was limited to penalties not related to time performance in both february and march keolis was penalized the full amount for on time performance allowed by the contract. still according to boston globe, the t waived half the fines it imposed to the tune of $839,000. >> we're going to be making decisions. >> reporter:

fox 25's jim morelli live for us in milford, where jim, the goats had a special meaning for one young girl. >> the reporter: she raised the goats from when they were very little, keeping in mind, these are domesticated goats, so essentially, they are pets. we are at milford police headquarters, where they are actively involved in case, knocking on doors, tracking down leads, trying to find the goats who were very special to t special to her father. >> they're like family to me. >>> they are not your average pets, but to 9-year-old cassidy and her dad gary, they are everything. the two goats father and daughter raised since birth. >> some people have dogs, some people have cats, like, they were like a dog or a cat to me, they were really special. >> the reporter: but cassidy doesn't know if she'll see her goats again. >> people build a bond with animals, and it's something you can't replace. >>> it all went down on chestnut street. neighbors posted pictures of the wandering goats on facebook and called police. one neighbor agreeing to deep the goats in this fenced-in backyard, until po

. >> vanessa: fox 25's jim morelli live in lawrence and the city was left holding the garbage bag on this one. >> the reporter: yeah. insult to injury, vanessa. first they had to provide the garbage bags because the trash was strewn all over the field. big question here is, why on earth did they have a festival at this field in the first place? look over here. the following items are prohibited. any synthetic field you'll see this, food, drinks, except water and i can tell sermentio was more than water on this field. it still smells of beer and by report, there were beer bottles here. regardless of why the city rented it out, the mayor tonight is furious. >> anybody that uses this has to leave it clean, it's part of the contract and that was the expectation. >> the reporter: well, to say the least, expectation not met. in the case of this weekend's brazilian festival, held on the turf field at lawrence high. left hyped for the city to clean -- behind for the city to you see an orange flag, damage. >> we are shocked and dismayed at the level of uncleanliness they left it. the damage t

. >> vanessa: fox 25's jim morelli has immediate plans to make sure something like this never happens again. >> the reporter: he was 16 years tonight, friends and loved ones came to last place jacob goulet was alive. >> my heart goes out to the parents. >> the reporter: for gail york, this weekend's news that a 16-year-old died after falling into a storm drain was especially distressing. >> i lost a son at 18. on a motorcycle. and this brings everything back. >> the reporter: nashuaans who knew jacob goulet and those who didn't, came out to the place where it all starte river. they laid flowers and personal tokens of grief and they grieved. >> it seems like just a tragic accident. and it was a horrible storm that night. >> the reporter: but there was anger simmering under the sadness, centered around the question of how something like this could have happened. >> now is that supposed to come up. that should be secured. this shouldn't have happened. >> the reporter: late today, the city of nashua seemed to acknowledge as much. it put out a statement, indicating how it plans to address

this morning police are looking fox25's jim morelli first spoke to the victim's brother who said the bullet came through the wall. >> we spoke to a witness outside when the shooting began and what he tells us a car pulled up, a white vehicle, someone got out of the car and started shooting indiscriminately outside of this park. believes someone was in the car shooting from the car as well. a warm night. many people in the park. they all started to run. he started to run and he lives in the house next door right up here on the third floor. and he tells us that his brother, his younger brother age 13 was actually hit by a bullet that penetrated the wall near one of the windows. >> i ran to my house, and then i see my brother on the floor and he was shot in the back. he was sitting down in his room on the bed, and then the bullet went through the wall and hit him in the back. so en i guess he got off the bed and started running to my mom's room and just sat down hurts. >> reporter: i was down the street a little earlier and someone walked by who was in the neighborhood and she wanted to

live in merrimack, new hampshire, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> police have pictures of a person of interest in the shooting of a 2-year-old investigators say the man on the scooter here left the scene right after the shooting saturday afternoon. the toddler was shot in the hand and the leg while sitting in a car on winslow street. police tell us the shooter was aimling for her father. right now he is refusing to cooperate. the girl's grandmother tells fox 25 the toddler is doing just fine tonight. >>> a close call in hopkinton where a mother and several children were hit by a driver on a busy road. police say that driver didn't stop. hurt in the crash and said he is thankful this whole scenario was not any worse. >> reporter: yeah, blair, two kids and two adults were injured. tonight we've learned that all the are expected to be okay released from the hospital tonight if not tomorrow. this is supposed to be a play date. you had two moms taking five kids in strollers to e.m.c. park here. a car stopped to let them go through the crosswalk the stopped. bumped, bruised, and scared. that's how c

. >> reporter: in roxbury, jim morelli, fox25 news. >> julie: not the only shooting in roxbury under investigation. the same night a man >> it appears that one car was hooting at another car and an exchange of gunfire in that. >> julie: the shooting, the victim was in his 20s. >>> a sexual assault that happened in broad daylight that happened near fitzgerald park in mission hill saturday afternoon. that victim told police that this man who you are looking at here threw her to the ground and tried to assault her. he was later spotted riding a mountain bike toward huntington avenue. that man is described in his late 20s and 5'8". you should call police if you have seen him. >>> early saturday morning at college and boston avenues. the student told police he was with a group of friends when a car pulled up and asked for a lighter. words were exchanged. two men got out of the car and attacked the victim. one of them is accused of punching the victim in the face. the other threatening whim a baseball bat. both suspect early 20s and may be driving a green van or suv. >>> it is 4:39. and ta

marco morelli spoke exclusively to bloomberg daybreak europe.: the business plan projections was the first step toward moving bank -- when the bundebank, and seek outside investors. this is something we could have started on the on the business of the new business plan. in this is already best interest is already there. we moved to stage two and see where we are heading. guest: that is it for the interest. our investors actively approaching you? marco: at this stage, at that stage, we could not engage. this is what we are going to do. manus: lots of press reports that you are speaking with qatar, abu dhabi. are you approaching sovereign wealth funds? are you moan focused on asia or america? -- more focused on asia or america? marco: we want to speak with a multitude of different investors and then we will will define what is the best route we want to pursue and see what is the most appropriate potential. do you have a number in your head? are you opened all things? marco: we are open to all things. this is going to be a mixture of interest from

in nashua, new hampshire, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> down to 39? in worcester. it's not even the coldest night we will have this week. >>> and new at 11:00 tonight a baby born twice. 12 weeks apart. her life ahead in our next half hour the critical operation doctors performed >>> but first, a mother turns and watches her s.u.v. roll into a river. just how close her baby girl was to uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying independence usa pac is responsible dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, tha

we saw jim morelli there as well. jim, what you have for us? well, we pretty much got the lay of the land from the neighbors perspective. one woman we spoke with she said that she didn't hear any good shots but she saw a large number of people calling outside. a lot of people came outside, they gathered and then all of a sudden the police came and said everybody back inside. so they all went inside when we caught up with her she was watching the coverage on fox 25.again we talked to mike tucker. video of the actual shots being fired. his girlfriend and he are convinced that the number shots was in the dozen not just a few. his girlfriend quite tonight. she said she doesn't think she's going to be up to get to sleep. right now we are the corner of bennington and wally. right now it is blocked off because we are hearing that perhaps there is some door-to-door searching going on.a little further appear. when not sure what they're searching for because we been told it's a single suspect and that suspect is deceased so maybe some search for evidence

. >> reporter: in brockton, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> it means a lot. fight them. >> it's one of the largest walks of its kind in the country. coming up thousands come out in boston to help put an end to breast cancer. >> sooner rather than later britain lays out man's to exit the european union >> developing tonight russia is warning the united states not to take direct action against the syrian regime intense fighting continuing one of the banned the wearing of face vails in public. those who violate the ban face a fine equivalent to more than $800 i have been year but yes something i will be saying in my speech today we will trigger before the end of march next year. british and prime minister teresa may now moving forward with the u.k.'s plan to leave the european union. that involves triggering article 50 of the treaty that would set the nation on a course to move the e.u. by 2019. a woman whose husband is killed on 9/11 has filed a lawsuit against saudi arabia two. days ago congress passed a law allowing am stephanie's husband killed in the pent g