the eyeopener team bedford, boston. erika has a new poll on hillary clinton's and donald trump's trustworthiness. >> check out this water. rough waters off new jersey as this cruise ship sets sail. royal caribbean's anthem of the seas was heading to bermuda and the waves had passengers getting seasick. hermine just taking her sweet time to get out of here. >> oh, yeah. slow to get here. slow to leave. still hanging around. but she's weakening right now. you can see the storm itself. westward, so kind of losing its impacts on us as this thing weakens. you'll step out the door this morning and feel the winds first thing. sustained winds around 20 right off the water in boston with mist and drizzle falling. pretty nasty out there. the official track on this thing, continues to weaken throughout the afternoon. winds down to 60. it moves to the west. then it weakens even more as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. the winds are down to 45. it's still hanging around here, getting closer to long island by . thursday that this r

what police found, and we are live in new bedford as hermine weakens. th s we'll still see effects into you live a portable life. new dannon oikos nonfat yogurt drink fits right in it. with 10 grams of protein... and zero added sugar, zero artificial sweeteners, zero fat. just what you need to help keep you going. new oikos yogurt drink. >> hey, welcome back to the eyeopener, there is a tracker that i couldn't go off but we have showers, and i will just cover it up, scattered about the area this morning, and there is a closer look at the radar showing the light rain, and the areas of mist and drizzle, and have anum yelle bird -- have an umbrella with you. there might be a few breaks in all of this courtesy of hermine hanging around, so breezy, still some showers around tomorrow, but they will be ending. and we snap out of it on thursday. it's warmer and more humid. we're back into the mid 80s. >> all right. thank you. the red sox cannot get it done against the padres. scoreless when the padres knock in two runs. chris young gets the sox on the board, wi

we have reading in the mid 30's from bedford from nashua. there will be some frost out there this morning. not as much of an issue in the city of worcester and also in boston where we're holding at 49 degrees. this is one of the coldest mornings we've had in a long, long time. now. that's some warmth streaming ahead of this frontal boundary pushing toward us for tomorrow. as it approaches, our temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow. it will come in with clouds and rain. this morning it is clear and we are going to see a lot of sunshine today. notice by 11:00 a.m., that wind is onshore. a sea breeze develops pretty quickly this morning. that's going to hold is in the low 60's at the coast. mid and upper 640's inland. 68 in taunt this a nice warm-up. clear skies this evening. by 5:00 tomorrow morning, west of worcester, here comes that strip of rain. that will move through during the morning commute tomorrow. 50's overnight. with that rain coming through. it does not rain all day tomorrow. notice by the afternoon, that front is pressing ea

live in bedford cherise leclerc wmur news9. shelley: on the democratic side, hillary clinton spent the day in the battleground state of iowa. she made stops at 10:00 cities -- 10 cities in the hawkeye state as early in-person voting began. clinton held a speech in desmo and at an airport in illinois , she said that she won't be raising taxes on the middle class. >> the middle class is the social and economic engine of our country. my pledge has been that i will not raise taxes on the middle class and i have defined it as i will not raise taxes on anyone making less that $250,000. shelley: clinton's campaign is trying to follow president the polls early. tom: new details, about the man shot and killed by police coming up on news 9 tonight. shelley: this as his family is now speaking out for the first time. tonight, what his family is calling for. >> you can either sit here and mope about it, or you can get up and get going and keep moving forward in life. tom: a veteran that almost lost his life while serving, pushes forward. co

live in new bedford, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb. summer weekend. newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in chatham. juli? >> when we pulled up to lighthouse beach this afternoon, this parking lot was completely full. there are still a lot of friends and family enjoying their evening here but the sweatshirts , are starting to come on. those who were hoping for a perfect beach day, they may have been disappointed, but still a gorgeous day on the cape today. on the cooler side. we have tons of people out on their bicycles, for a run, injuring blue sky and sunshine. vacationers had no complaints. family and friends said they tried to get the fishing and boating out of the way earlier, and are now paying closer attention to what the storm could mean. >> we don't know where it is care and be wise, it's your own fault, so stay alert, be aware of what is going on. >> most people we spoke with had hoped for a little less wind to round out their labor day weekend, but for some these breezy conditions are absolutely ideal. those who brought their kites to light

you in boston, 62 in worcester, waking up to the 60s but look at that dense fog in worcester and bedford now spreading down to norwood this hour, up to portsmouth, new hampshire, not looking much better in beverly, either. hour-by-hour forecast going to have a ton of clouds and fog with temperatures scooting into the 70s here, upper 70s by lunchtime but no clearing really until the hour-by-hour look with future cast coming up. here is julie grauert with accident update. >> julie: accident on 128 southbound on route 128 has cleared. however, we have a in you one on route 1, it is in saugus at broadway street, southbound right at main street, and slowing things down on route 1. as we shift southbound average speeds on the expressway 11 miles per hour. also want to remind you you can expect some delays in the chelsea area on route 16 westbound because of an earlier 36 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 48 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >> gene: suspect in bombings in new jersey and new york is being held on $5 million bail this mornin

reporting live in bedford ray brewer, wmur news 9. after a near head-on crash in chester last night. state police say a new jersey woman was med flighted to a boston hospital after she crossed the center line on derry road and hit an oncoming pickup truck. the 17-year-old driver of the truck, along with two passengers, were taken to a local hospital. a massachusetts state trooper has been indicted by a grand jury for his role in the beating of a man who is accused of taking officers on a two-state car chase that ended in nashua according court documents, trooper robert flynn punched the back and right side of richard simone's body. he now faces two counts of simple assault. just last month, new hampshire state trooper andrew monaco pleaded guilty for his role in the incident. new at noon, an officer-involved shooting in claremont over the weekend has been ruled a homicide. autopsy results just released by the attorney general's office say that cody lafont was shot 3 times during the confrontation, once in the neck and twice in the che

the owls hosting bedford in a first quarter bedford gets on the board. robert connor hooks up with hussain shahrukh for a 52 yard touchdown pass. owls looking to answer dan hayes . brendan frezza for 35 yard gain . few plays later jacod post with a seven yard touchdown run, tight 727. bedford comes from behind in the second half to pull out the win, pinkerton hosting the defending goffstown, \ . the grizz came out gunning . nikolas moquin with a 35 yard td pass to franklin castillo-diaz with 7-0 right off the bat. next possession, they strike again. moquin to jared heidenreich. the astros stop the bleeding momentarily. sophomore quarterback aiden goujon to nico buccieri for a 69 yard touchdown. this was a really good game, and close throughout. they beat pinkerton 37-33 . merrimack at home with memorial , they win 56-14. of the season. little green in the green uniforms. central on the move. quarterback andrew destefano completes right side to junior jeremy chandler. watch him go. junior running back jeremiah rivera for central off to the races to make i

bedford. state police are investigating if a medical condition caused the van driver to lose control. ben: right now, quincy police looking for this man accused of burglary. the suspect reportedly smashed a door at everest market on standish avenue yesterday, stealing cigarettes and cash. anyone with information is asked to contact quincy police. a warning from natick police after this break-in is caught on camera. police reminding everyone about the importance of keeping your doors and windows locked. they believe this person was probably a guest at the home at some point and knew the camera was there. but they y avoid similar crimes by securing your doors. this november massachusetts voters will decide whether to make the use, sale and cultivation of marijuana by adults 21 and over legal. >> the shocking comparison to college tuition. >> a child being disciplined and public. what would you do? reaction to one mom whose concerns went viral. there is rain that will work south and to our west.

we got a few spots like new bedford, framingham, lawrence, fitchburg closer to 80? today, but i think upper 70s will do for most of us. 7-day forecast with weekend always in view, more drizzle tomorrow morning and partial sun in the afternoon. few more overnight showers on thursday night, into early, early friday morning. friday morning looking great saturday pick 82 and watch out for sunday shower. back to you. >> sara: next at 8:00 how man delivered instant karma to would be thie norman: that's a lot of vitamins there, harold. ? harold: well, she wants to privatize medicare, turn it into a voucher program that'll cost families big time. norman: uhhh... the vitamins? harold: gotta keep my family strong because ayotte also wants to raise the medicare eligibility age. norman: ohhh... i think maybe i'll pick up a few too. narrator: tell kelly ayotte: oppose medicare privatization. stand up for new hampshire seniors. is there a baby in your tummy? my dad says your house looks ugly. you're my third best friend. kids don't know how to act fake. you're losing your hair. s

quarter mile visibility enter wooster and bedford right now. so just something to be aware of as you head out the door for your commute. others we rise out of the 60s, 78 by midday, increasing sunshine, a lingering shower along the south coast through midday and then warm and a bit humid. >> breaking news overnight. crews are working to repair a water main break in chelsea. this is on revere beach parkway westbound side and repair could take about eight hours. we have two accidents that you should know about. the biggest concern will be at the braintree split. there is stop and go traffic now back to exit 17. this will only slow you down between 5 and 10 minutes, but you know how busy that area can get. there's also another accident right now on 95 north in canton. it's blocking the shoulder at exit 12 before 128 and traffic is backed up to exit >>> the afghan immigrant suspected of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey may have referenced the boston hair thon bombers. according to cnn, a handwritten note found next to one of the bombs c

we caught up with ted gatsas at bedford high school this afternoon, his 15th stop of the day, he's wearing his huky tie and says voters are upbeat and telling him he's their candidate. gatsas says he's known for access toibility his people a straight answer. tonight's race is expected to than tight as well, four candidates vying for the republican nomination for governor. and for more on one of those contenders for that republican nomination, let's head up to meredith and my colleague, kristen carosa. >> we're live at church landing in meredith where state senator forester will spend the night waiting for election resultings to come in. we did catch morning at a polling location in derry where she said she was getting good feedback on had her run for governor. she's the only female in this race. senator forester has been at the state house more than six years, she's been a member of the most important committee in the legislature, the senate finance committee, which she now chairs. forester has also been a town administrator in tough on the bro and new dispeurm is a former executive direct

.>> shaker heights at bedford shaker up 7- 6 at the half. answering on this one yard run -- 12-7 bedford. letters and a captain. also ohio national team shaker would answer with quarterback james finding william dunham junior on this 23 yard touchdown the on the kick trenton going, going, gone and bedford runs away with it. ohio state looked pretty good last week. will we get more of that tomorrow in columbus? the buckeyes host tulsa teams are 1-0. >> jt barrett was offensive player of the week. on monday he threw six touchdown passes. is the back in the heisman conversation? >> does that put more pressure on a player? so be it. that is what happens at the leader, such a veteran and i think he knows this is his as you were mentioning dave tomorrow the queue will place the champions again days play the champions . >> yes. ready for the heavyweight fight against weight in at 246 today. he will take on alir cleveland hosting the usc card for the first time ever this weekend. it is going to be exciting.>> we have met him. he is such a nice guy.

bedford and norwood in the low 70s. the dew point temperatures are still low. this is like an early where we think the overnight lows may head. very cool crisp dry air. thanks to high pressure. has not moved that much today. so another clear night tonight. back into the sunshine tomorrow. this right here that stripe of clouds that's our next weather player. it is a cool front. for tonight mostly clear lows mid 40s to the mid 50s. tomorrow morning advertising the norwood 55. morning commute lots of sunshine working through the morning. temperatures come out of the 40s and into the 60s by midmorning. kids need a jacket with temperatures tomorrow morning near 50. >> anchor: more news this evening. an islamic center rocked in new hampshire. someone threw a brick through the window. police are searching for the person responsible. >> reporter: a window shattered at the islamic society someone hurled rocks through the window around 8:00 sunday evening. >> rock came in. one just barely hit someone. >> reporter: almost hit someone? >> yeah, almost hit someone. >> repor

rain did the work today for the staff at bedford fields. >> for us here as a business, we didn't have to come out and water all the and for homeowners, same thing. >> customers have been buying fewer flowers during the summer's drought, but business owner bill is optimistic about the fall because he says now is the time to plant. >> you're going to get this fall's growing season, which september and october is great, even into november. and then your going to get the pring. when the hot weather comes next year, if it comes again and there's a drought, your plants rain could keep apples on the trees, but post of the benefits won't be seen until next year. >> everything is sucking in nutrients to get through the winter. >> torrential rain was too much for one concord neighborhood. dwayne hardy's basement was under 2 feet of water this morning. >> i'm not sure if it's poor drainage, but it's filling up my house, the neighbor's house. at least 2 feet of water ith in the water. >> i think the water rolled up to the muffler and engine when i backed out at 3:30 this morning. >> the state's c

bedford back to orange and keene. south of town, we are running in the 40's as well. 60's on the cape this morning. skies are clear. high pressure nosing on in. this is giving us the comfortable dry air. it's also allowing for light winds, so there will be a sea breeze this afternoon, wall-to-wall sunshine all day long. gh that sea breeze is going to hold the coast in the lower 70's while inland areas sneak into the upper 70's. a delightful start to the week. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. >> live look outside. check of the pike. this is eastbound heading to the top of the screen. you can see a few flashes of light. overnight construction. not much this morning. let's get to the maps. if you're heading out on 93 expressway clearing. south of town your find, and the road work on 128 northbound it will be gone a few minutes. north of town, you're fine. we're expecting trains and buses to start the morning on schedule. that's a look at your traffic. >> and the kick is no good. >> it goal. there's c

bedford at 44. earlier today. worcester 51. that's up at the airport but down in the neighborhood' sure down into the 40's, city of boston this morning 59. right now 60 delightful. low humidity. temperatures will move out of the 70's through the 60's and the air is still dry. dew point temperatures still down into the 40's and 50's and we like to look at those dew point temperatures because it's nature nature's way of kind of revealing her cards for overnight lows because the temperatures never go below those dewpoints. so if the dew point is in the 40's we know temperatures won't be far behind. right now again you manufacture out of new england and it is a little mighter back through pittsburgh and dc. upper 70's, low 80's i point that out because we will start cool and crisp, moly clear, evening temperature in the 60's and then overnight lows and early morning temperatures will be in the 40's. the city of boston tomorrow morning 58. nor booed 45. these will be temperatures about 6:30, 7:00 tomorrow morning and then we're off

live in bedford, josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. tom: still to come tonight at 6:00 a warning about a deadly variation of fentanyl, the warning that first responders who could come into contact with with this dangerous drug. jennifer: plus the big kickoff to the deerfield fair, what you cooler weather for the start of the weekend. >> our home town hero is one of the best players on a really jennifer: police say a traffic stop for a false inspection sticker led to a big drug seizure in tilton. tom: more than l 0,000 worth of of drugs are off the street tonight. they turned up heroin, fentanyl and crystal meth. along with catch and a stolen weapon from boston. jennifer: tonight a warning to first responders about a new deadlier variation of fentanyl dangerous. reporter: on the left enough heroin to kill. on the right, barely visible, its equivalent in fentanyl. those deadly derivatives continue to change. the newest variation, fentanyl from china, discovered discovern several other states, powder so fine it's becoming airborne and is

bedford at 56. worcester down to 51. northeast wind coming off the gulf of maine, scraping moisture off of the atlantic and putting it into southern new england in the form of clouds. winds gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour. we will hold on to the clouds this evening and like for much of day, not much in the way of rain. couple pockets of mist possible. if you head farther up towards southern new hampshire there's been drier air working its way maine. so you'll have sunshine, perhaps as far south as the merrimack. i don't think it moves into the city through the remainder of the afternoon but trying to move into southern new england during the day tomorrow. temps tonight between 54 and 59. we'll talk more in a few minutes. >>> protestors continue to gather in california now after a police officer opened fire killing an unarmed man. the victim's sister says she called police after her brother, a manhattan in his 30s, was acting erratically. in a san diego suburb. police say the man refused orders to put his hands up and pul

new bedford at 69 degrees with showers now. and you can see that rain risk is going to remain until noontime today. after that, this shower should start shifting southward. i know we still have 2 p.m. rain risk on the map. clouds are going to break up west of boston. we are a little further away from that stalled-out front and that is the front that is triggering your morning showers and that's why they are focused almost plymouth southward. a couple can sneak up to the south shore, but the bulk of them, south coast, cape, islands. we do at times have wet weather this morning and the middle of the day there. clouds will be the thickest but we have got clearing skies that will move in from the northwest. here you can see the clouds are break up in boston and central mass and new hampshire because that front isn't budging very much over the cape and islands here. we will hold the clouds in place even for the drive home from work will run mostly cloudy. i don't want to tell you no breaks in the clouds but chances are clouds will b

all moving off to the southeast so that means south kingston, rhode island, new port, possibly new bedford, fair haven, all affected by a pretty strong thunderstorm in the next half an her to 45 minutesful we'll continue to follow this and report back to you in a few. >> thank you. an accused cop killer from new arrest in rhode island. >> here's video of the confrontation. >> the suspect surrendered after police raided two places in rhode island. he wanted for the murder of a shelby county police officer. police tracked him to providence, where heavily armed officers raided the home. they found him 30 minutes away. he gave up. >> it's been a long period of time where the detectives and all cultivate information, pretty good police work tracking him here and they surrounded the house. he surrendered and came out peacefully. >> wounded in the exchange in north carolina. he was hospitalized after his arrest here. he'll be arraigned on the charge in his hospital room when he recovers enough. >> a fire in bridgewater. this is on old plymouth street. apparently dozens of cars have been burned. p

it has been this way here in new bedford and on the islands most of the evening. a damon to celebrate american workers, a holiday weekend cut short by the slow, sloppy arrival of the hermine. it would be but it is still pretty rough. mary: rough enough to close beaches and suspend ferry service, from hyannis, to new bedford. mary: i evening even the steamship authority was cancelling service on it's largest craft. the bands of wind and rain, brought rough seas, daredevils welcomed the challenge but harbor masters and the us coastguard are on storm alert, >> if you do have to go out for any reason whether it be on boat or a personal craft be extremely cautious, make sure you have all the safety equipment whether that be lifejackets or flares or anything of that nature. mary the coast guard is also : asking boat owners to make sure mooring lines are secure, and those with kayaks and personal watercraft to label them properly with name and phone number in case it breaks free, so they don't go searching for someone who isnt missing. despite the stormy weather today, c

the 23-year-old new bedford woman in the bmw is killed. the van rolls over killing the van driver and one of the two passengers inside. eastbound vehicle, a subaru, also crashes into the bmw and bursts into flames. the subaru drivers escapes the burning car before firefighters arrive. >> three vehicles involved. one vehicle was on fire, and we had multiple parents. reporter: three people were killed and four survived including a toddler, a boy in the car seat of the bmw. what caused the van to veer off where you see tire marks is under investigation. >> it's jusve first until we try to gain cell of evidence and figure out what was going on and how many people we had injured. rhondella: the highway eastbound was closed for several hours, state police withholding the names of the victims and the livery company. >> harvey leonard is tracking a system out in the tropics. it sounds like we need to keep annie on this one. harv: we do, even though it's well down the road. it will move through the lower portion of the caribbean. then maybe make a

votes that could be critical and mean the tinges between winning and loading in a tight finish in bedford, new hampshire, i'm bryon barnett. >> anchor: in the race for the white house, hillary clinton campaigning in ohio today. the democratic presidential nominee spoke to voters in the battleground state asking them to head to early voting locations which open today. polls show clinton falling behind donald trump in iowa, clinton took some time to talk about recent flooding in the state, and how she would help if elected. >> i told them that if i'm fortunate enough to be president, we'll have a big infrastructure program and we're going to help prevent flooding. in places like cedar rapids. >> tomorrow, clinton is scheduled to hold two campaign events in south florida. >> the sox going from worst to first. boston churching a division crown in new york and didn't have to win to do it. maybe not the way they hopped. there was plenty to celebrate. the work is not done just yet. >> the red sox won't get style points for how they locked up last place in each of the last 2 seasons, where they'r

you rain totals, trace amounts in new bedford and the vineyard. i am hoping to get .10 of an inch of rain out of it this morning, hopefully because as you know we have an extreme massachusetts and most of southern new hampshire. this has been an ongoing thing all summer. worser and worser by the week. i am hoping with a little bit of rain we have had, we will see it get static when it comes out once a week at 8:30 today. but a chance it could get slightly worse. i will bring you the updates as they become available. 66 in boston. visibility a concern, yes, around 1 mile, but will morning goes on. i will not be surprised to see points where we are dealing with dense fog in boston until 8 or 9:00 this morning under mostly cloudy and even misty skies. we have temperatures starting in the 60s. 71 degrees at 10 a.m. that might even be a little optimistic with the clouds and fog stay thicker longer it will delay that warm-up. by noontime, mid-70s. upper 70s. possibly lower 80s in boston. but as long as winds are coming in off the water it is pumping in

of the bedford city school. the if a parent thinks it's too hot. and the heat is hazardous to their child. they have the right to keep the child home. >> . if they exercise that right. and tell the school. the district says that absence the first incident involved a six year-old girl. from cleveland west side. she says she was brought to a brick house. with a white door and black porch railing. she says she was kept in the bedroom. with wall paper of moose. grass and trees. she was eventually let go. the other attempted abduction. the suspect didn't succeed in trying to pull a little girl out of her bedroom window. police say this man's brazen actions. willingness to walking into homes where people are inside. and try to take children. is troubling. and shows that the suspect is very dangerous. the search expands to try to find the predator. we're told the suspect drives a 2002 to 2003 chevy malibu. with a mismatched fender on the front driver side. >> . they believe the predator will strike again. and they want to find him before he does. >> . the

new bedford at 77. but plymouth and marshfield lower 70s for you folks. 78 in brockton over to taunton. boston itself around 73 degrees. 77 in 78 in dedham and natick. 77 in hudson and foxborough. go to the north shore because 74 in ipswich and beverly. 75 in topsfield. 77 haverhill over to andover. in worcester today, worcester is a usually a little bit cooler because the higher elevation. 75 in boylston and in douglas and southern new hampshire from the coastline and middle-70s to raymond and salem. sun. tonight it stays nice and clear. we got similar temperature readings. hit rock bottom in the 40s ands again tomorrow morning and at least in the afternoon a little warmer as we get back in the lower 80s. here the futurecast because i mentioned we have high pressure again for tomorrow. it starts to really slip away as we get into wednesday. wednesday we will find increasing clouds. i am expecting this front to come through during the second half of the day you have a dry morning, but during the afterno

middle town rhode island getting into new bedford. continuing over toward the cape, a chance for a quick shower this evening. most of this activity will be moving offshore. we'll bring in the dryer air and slowly the humidity will fall and temperatures will be falling as we head through the night into the day tomorrow. the temps cooling in spots. we've had rain showers around. we're in the 60s just noh plenty of 60s farther north of the border into canada. that's the air mass for tomorrow. by the time you wake up, temperatures, upper 40s, north and west of boston. humidity will be gone when you wake up tomorrow morning. it's going to be a beautiful

third quarter bedford up 20-14, michael, climbing through the crowd. takes to it the house, 18-yard touchdown run. bedford says we are going to go for 2. we are going to convert. we are pretty good at this. jones picked up cloud. warrensville heights not going possession. norris speedy young man, gone. 56 yards for the touchdown, tigers down 28-20, bedford hangs on to win it 35-32, bear cats improve to 4-0, another battle of unbeaten between avon and mid view. it was avon beating mid view on this night, avon down 21-7 at one point. they malloy keeps to himself. good decision, 64-yard touchdown. avon 4-0. >>> madina heading in to their game last night with a 3-0 record taking on malaria. third quarter after a long run, ma madina got close. elyria not knowing how to fight trails 35-14, the handoff and once again, takes it in for the score. madina takes this one 52-14. brunswick marching out on the field last night with the american flag in happened. they are the team that had a player kneel. this one, joe finds sinclair who tons on the wheel, makes a nic

we caught up with him in bedford, he says he's taking nothing for granted. in the last week there's been a lot of back and forth on the air waves between sneu you and gatsas. sununu says it's time for voters to sort all that out. >> we're an issue state, people want to know where you stand and what you're going to do. we try to stay questions about how the family name might help or hurt him in this primary, but told us he did speak on the phone with his father this morning, former governor john h. sununu, he told us their conversation centered mostly on the patriots, but his dad did give him one piece of advice and that was to have fun today. let's go over to amy at ted gatsas headquarters. reporter: we're at the derryfield in manchester, this headquarters as they wait for precinct results to roll in tonight. gatsas is a seasoned campaigner and he was upbeat with he ran into him at bedford high school this afternoon. we asked him if he had any superstitions on voting day and he showed us his lucky tie. he says he was wearing this the very first time he was e

of how he was so special to so many se the love, months after the sudden death legacy lives on in bedford he was the school principal for 17 years on wednesday the street was named after him. they say that after ward was a guiding force for students behind them that they were they matter, he had agreed to remind them of their potentiala. making a lasting impression. >> is different because when year-long pass' office , you feel like you would be there but he' not i think about him a lot. you can see with all of the people that are here it is definitely felt as a loss but because of what he's done we ca make this positive. deal of the day students and staff and faculty and he loved the city..ts many weekends he would attack a function because they asked him to be there. >> .he will be there, a reminde of all of the lines touched on paul ward junior way, in bedford jennifer jordan fox 8 news vhs their two sonsvi who played basketball at cleveland heights high school graduated from university of cincinnati and a member of the army reserves.gr kent state is creating a new community s in a dor

cold hest since may 18th. 33 in concord. 32 in plymouth. 34 in bedford. we are at the freezing mark from norwood to taunton. 37 in bedford and same in the vineyard and 42 hyannis and clear skies overhead. bright sun shine today. once it comes up. over 15 minutes from now actually 21 minutes officially and grab the shade as you head out. new york. we will get wispy clouds later today the clouds ahead of showers a band all the way from michigan stretching back down through indiana and illinois. that is cold front that is going arrive to new england tomorrow. high temperatures today mid to upper 60s. cooler than average but the wind is not that strong so given the time of year it feels pleasant below average today. tonight won't be nearly as cold because clouds advance in and rain arrives after midnight from west to east. 57 for a overnight low even coolest rb let's time out the rein by the way. rain starts to advance into western new england after mit night. 3 or 4 into metro west tomorrow morning. pockets of rain generally light for the most part but south

right now and sneaking back into bedford and temperatures cooler side, still in the lower 50s. winds going to be another item that isn't going to let up today and gusty conditions and sustained winds 18 miles per hour in boston and gusty conditions and everybody at risk for gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour today but you could see in boston there's those on and off clouds, don't we got temperatures that will stall out in the upper 50s, up to about 60? if we get enough sunshine today. so high temperatures 58 to 64?, breezy and partly cloudy, brightest north, dampest south and actually got a look at when the showers will expand back into boston and rest of the region coming up. julie, back over to you with live drive time traffic. >> julie: 128 southbound pike eastbound slow approaching the weston tolls and then as you continue eastbound into the newton area. live look at the zakim where things moving fine over the zakim bridge and leverett connector. here are live drive times, 47 minutes other pike east from 495 to mass ave. 31 minutes on the expressway and 41 minutes on 93

even up in worcester around bedford, you'll notice winds gusting over 20 miles an hour. that wind is coming off the water. a lot of fog out there reducing the visibility a couple of miles out in worcester. under two miles in beverly. mist, drizzle, fog. not a great start heading back to work. temperatures in the upper 50's worcester. lower 50's boston. little temperature change this morning. as we get toward lunchtime, mist and drizzle ease and warming to the 70's. even though the winds are beginning to wind down, we are looking at rough surf along the south coast, the cape. and waves and when the weather improves. >> the slow and sloppy arrival of hermine is being felt right now in new bedford, the south coast. conditions were rough enough yesterday to close some beaches and suspend ferry service from hyannis to new bedford. the steam ship authority has canceled service today. all service will operate on a trip-by-trip basis. the coast guard also is urging other boaters to use extreme caution. >> i any reason, make sure you have all the safety equipment, life jackets, a

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and only 41 in bedford, 40s in lawrence and worcester and plymouth as well. there, warm-up continues by 10:00 this morning 56?, mosquito skies and lower 60s by lunch, highs today peak in the upper 60s in most spots. don't pull in the clouds until pretty late in the day. so highs 64 to 68? after this school morning we have the mild bright and pleasant afternoon and show you when the rain moves in here in time for that tuesday morning commute. got the timeline on showers coming and accident on 128 southbound at route 138 and that causing things to backup slightly and delays on 24 stretching back to almost 128 in brockton area and shift north heavy steady volume 42 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin and half hour on expressway and 35 minutes on 24 northbound from 128 to the 128. back to you. >> breaking news in fitchburg right now. classes have been canceled at middle school because of fire that's nearby that building. old pf brown school enter accident of academy and abandoned and no reports of injuries and so close to the othe classes and closed. >> gene: d

bedford at 46 but it's invigorating. we warm up. lots of sunshine, still comfort will, low humidity. temperatures tomorrow 78 to 82. the city around 81. lakeville at 79. north of town in the per valk macthe seacoast numbers in the upper self-p tease into the worcester hills keane at 7 coast and cape brewster and wellfleet in the upper 70's along with chatham. so there is tomorrow for you. wednesday morning sun, clouds in the afternoon, wednesday is a warm and more humid day so just like that we are right back into late summer but it's just a one day thing. temperatures on wednesday in the middle 80's, they are the dew point temperatures jumping into the 60's on wednesday afternoon and then behind that rain wednesday night and thursday morning the air is dry and crisp and cool once again. on the maps tomorrow again high england. here comes that next weather system. it will be our only chance of rain this week that. cool front moving into new england wednesday night and then it's gone by thursday morning. the tropics watching some sho

over to new bedford and the cape. we have roads. it is raining, patchy, mostly light rain but even in boston area back through framingham at 65 degrees up into southern new hampshire, you are going to find it damp and kind of misty out there. to hit the windshield wiper. worcester right now at 64. the clouds are thick. the fog thick. and this afternoon, inland spots like worcester will be the first to brighten up. so we have the clouds breaking up about 85 degrees this afternoon. the coast and boston about 8 degrees with mostly cloudy skies and cloudy and the wettest ends up being the cape. an hour-by-hour look at futurecast in just a minute. hey, shiri. >> shiri: good morning, roads looking overall quiet and we are looking at fog that shiri has been mentioning. route 1 moving along fine. pike wide anticipate into 128 and the tallston brighten. 13 minutes from route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> this morning, the investigation continues

bedford 84. the normal high for the city around 70 degrees. bedford at 74. a little more humidity out there this evening. some of you tweeted saying is the humidity coming back? it is. temps between 57 and 63. some of the cool spots in the lower 50s. mix of clouds and sunshine through the morning. humidity in the air. ahead of this cool front this is the leading edge of fall. mind that front temperatures only in the 50s and 60s this afternoon. that cool punch of air drives in new england just in time for the start of the weekend. >> anchor: the patriots are ready to role. the rookie quarterback jacoby brisset ready for his start tonight against the to texans. this is going to be a tough and exciting test. >> anchor: the offense could be getting a big boost. live in gillette with more on this. we're talking about gronk correct. >> reporter: we are talking about gronk. gronk is officially playing tonight. he will be back in the line up for the patriots as they host the houston texans on national tv tonight. jimmy garoppolo is officially inactive along with hig

clouds, and visibility actually dropping again in worcester back down to about a mile and fog in bedford, looking much better than it did two hours ago and dense fog, no longer the case and fog out there, ugly morning. clouds remain through lunchtime today in and around boston. 77? here at 1:00 p.m. we got highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s there and clouds break apart for the afternoon and eventually brighten up and got to get through fog and mist this morning, 80 to 86 for range of highs with gradual clearing from the northwest to the southeast and hour-by-hour look with future cast coming up in just minutes. julie back time traffic. >> julie: 128 southbound and 93 in lexington area. pike stop and go in the weston tolls and the expressway still sluggish up past morrissey boulevard. here are live drive time, 27 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 49 minutes on 93 south and hour and ten minutes still on 128 southbound from peabody to the >> daniel: breaking news right now into the man that terrorized new york and new jersey. cnn is now reporting that bombing suspect's wife left the u

bedford at 44. look at the recovery and for wood in particular again you started at 40 now you are at 76. the city with a sea breeze at 70 degrees, beverly 69, elsewhere the air very dry, very comfortable and pleasant in this dry air is with us again overnight tonight as well as tomorrow and the thing about dry air, it cools off fast but it does begin to warm up. so we are talking about another night where temperature will head back down into the upper 40's to the middle 50's. clear, crisp and cool and then tomorrow more sunshine little warmer tomorrow. we will talk more about that in a few minutes. >> anchor: and we're following more news today. a florida mom being is set on fire. the mosque shooting or mass shooter that is once worshipped. officials say a 911 call came in around 1230 this morning of a fire at the islamic center of fort pierce of the investigators say it is arson and that's because the surveillance video. take a look at the top of the screen. you will see a flash then a man running

new bedford 48 degrees. it is a cool start this morning. skies are clear. we've got high pressure nosing on in. this is going to give us a couple of nice days today and tomorrow with low humidity and loads of sunshine. notice how we jump up by 9:00 a.m. into the lower 60's in boston. should be right around 70 light wind will allow a sea breeze to kick in. during the afternoon, low 70's at the coast. inland, 78 in taunton. we'll take you through the rest of the week coming up. let's get you to the roads. >> good morning, everyone. it's a quiet start on the roads. a look outside at the zakim bridge. no problems across the span. overnight construction, a couple of projects, wrapping up right now. let's get to the maps. i'll show you where expressway northbound approaching the o'neill tunnel, it will be out of you shape. route 3 is quiet. no problems on 24. 95 out of sharon nice and light as well. pike looks good. 15 minutes eastbound. 495 to 128 and construction clearing on 128 by route 9 north of town a quiet start. trains and buses starting the morning on sc

bedford, new bedford, visibility ten miles at this time. upper 60s, low 70s, a mild start and a muggy start with dew points side by side in the upper these are pivoting back into the north and to the west as the remnant low, which formally was hermine, continues the slide off finally to the east. through late morning, could have a spot shower across eastern mass. this afternoon more and more breaks of sun. that's when temperatures jump up to the 80s away from the coastline. spot shower and thunderstorm tonight, especially across northern mass up into southern new hampshire. tomorrow we start off with mostly cloudy skies. we'll transition into mostly sunny skies for this afternoon. gg humidity in the afternoon. although humidity not quite as high in the afternoon as temperatures push 90 degrees. lots of dew points in the 60s to lower 70s. we'll keep the mugginess around for now. mid to upper 70s at the coast this afternoon. should reach about 85 inland after we break out some sunshine after the fog and the drizzle around this morning. partly

over in bedford, the coaches bedford up 7- 0. bedford comes back and goes on to win 46-38. fans loud last night as the b's hosted garfield heights. michael gram coming up with the intercep the way down to the one-yard line. looked like it might be a touchdown but it wasn't. the b's ready to finish off the drive. they go to the run game to do so. the b's take this one 34-0. the b. s are buzzing. a rivalry game, head to avon make, shoreman hosting avon. 7- 0. same score, second quarter, avon gets on the board. malloy scrambles. pounds it in for a 6-yard touchdown. this is all avon. they roll 31-7 the final score. >>> homestead hosting midview, mini in action, up 27-0. homestead driving the eagles take shot at the end zone. back in it. christopher joans with a 7- yard touchdown run. eagles down 27-6. late third quarter, mid view with the dagger. dustin crumb to luke hunt from two yards out. this game was great, mid park hosting lakewood. the theme was four sound conversion. smith, 9-yard touchdown, 26-16 titans. fourth and 14, austin drops it, picks it up, did he get his foot

at least today homeowners and staff at bedford fields do not need to water the plants. the gardening center says this summer has had a negative impact on business as customers have been buying fewer plants. but staff say now is a good time to plant because flowers will thrive under the fall and spring growing seasons and could survive if next year is dry summer. today's rain is not good for everyone, though. people in one concord neighborhood got an early wake-up call this morning when torrential rain caused flooding. one man's basement was under 2 feet of water. >> the motor is underneath the water. i've got televisions under water. my vacuum cleaner was floating around. i had pictures, books. >> people on vacation, they are not going to plant a bunch of going to have a problem. it's been a tough year for us, but we'll make it through. >> the state's climatologist says this rain will moisten the soil, by it won't make much of a difference in the ground water level which feeds into the lakes and streams. reporting live in bedford, mike cronin, wmur news 9. >> right now

we too have dipped into the 40s bedford and norwood at 43 right now. and lower 50s from marshfield to plymouth and 49 in new bedford. 59 on the vineyard and moat of russ in the -- most of us are in the 40s. big area of high pressure fair weather in control. that's providing us with the dry comfortable air that's in place right now. that high is going to slip off the coastline tomorrow. and so on the backside of it we that's typically a warmer wind direction. so after being in the 70s for highs today, we will rebound into the 80s for highs tomorrow. wednesday we start to with -- start with sunshinew and it turns humid on wednesday too a bit of a difference as the dew point climbs into the lower 60s. and here's a cold front late in the day. a lot -- or the bulk of the steadiest rain and thunderstorms will be to the north. we will be on the tail end of some of the moisture. a scattered ow wednesday evening and night. and that's the only threat this workweek for wet weather. good news for all plans but bad news because of the drought. but today a dry day.

excellent weather, staying drive. 75 in bedford. slightly warmer, peninsula, 76. akron, 74, canton, 78 in dover new philly. football wise, a beautiful night. dry weather everywhere. will start off lower at 7 pm for your friday night football. upper 70s by the half. by 10 pm, 65-68. maybe a sweater. overnight lows falling back into the middle and upper 50s. notice a great night for stargazing. not a cloud in the sky after sunset.>>> this is the action before, not asked her. be proactive, not -- after. be proactive, not retroactive.>> a man allegedly shot this woman several times. eon, haskell is in serious but stable condition -- bianca haskell is in serious but stable condition. her family says she is still writing for her life and has several surgeries scheduled. her two weeks ago. he has face domestic violence charges five other times. >> these judges and lawmakers, if they don't change the laws, if they don't make this violence stop, we're going to have people taking bullets and dying. rep -- >> williams is being held in jail. >>> new at six, two ohio men arres