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boston neighborhood is now a murder the victim's niece. yvonne lewis heads to court tomorrow after police tracked frank: newscenter 5's sera congi sera: the victim has now died and his niece, a former boston police department employee, is under arrest for allegedly sera: frustrated family members rushed to the scene looking for answers. >> my mom, my son. sera: police converged on a hyde park neighborhood around 12:40 in the afternoon at the report of a shooting. residents warned to stay inside. >> something is going on. we tried to stay safe. sera: inside the wood avenue home, officers found a man in his 40's with a gunshot wound to his head. commissioner: he was taken to brigham and women's hospital in real tough shape, critical. pronounced de. boston police say his neat pulled the trigger and drove off search. armed. we believe she's dangerous. so we need the public's help. sera: in peabody around 5:30 lewis was found and arrested without incident. she's now in the custody of boston police. ironically the suspect was once a civilian employee of the police department from three to 2012. yvonne lewis will be arraigned on the charge of murder on monday at the west roxbury district courthouse. in hyde park,

information, you're asked to call concord police. >> a massachusetts shooting is now a murder case and right now the victim's niece, a former boston department employees is charged with killing her uncle. police say she shot her uncle in the head. lewis used to work for the boston police department, she was not, however, an officer. commitment 2016, the iowa caucus is less than a hundred days away. they were there to mark the occasion and rally support. former president bill clinton introduced katy perry to treated throngs of hillary supporters to and bernie sanders led them across the bridge. >> you have to roar about what you need to fight for. amy: candidates attended the democratic party's annual jefferson jackson dinner where all three contenders spoke to a crowd of more than 6,000. on monday, donald trump returns to the granite state and he'll host a town hall at atkinson hall. you can follow all of the presidential candidates on our website, head over to wmur.com and click on the candidate tracker. in laconia, here is a picture of don nelson from laconia dressed up for the festive occasion, hard to see him. good costume. you can see h

sera: the victim has now died and his niece, a former boston police department employee is under arrest for allegedly shooting her uncle in the head. sera: frustrated family members rushed to the scene looking for answers. >> my mom, my son. sera: police converged on a hyde park neighborhood in the middle of the day for the report of a shooting. residents were warned to stay inside. >> something is going on. we tried to stay safe. sera: inside the wood avenue home, officers found a man in his 40's with a gunshot wound to his head. commissioner: he was taken to brigham and women's hospital in critical condition. sera: boston police officials say the victim's niece, 36-year-old yvonne lewis, was the shooter, and she drove off with the gun. launching a statewide search. commissioner: we believe she's armed. we believe she's dangerous. so we need the public's help. sera: after launching a statewide search, lewis was found in peabody around 5:30 saturday evening and taken into custody without incident. ironically the suspect was once a civilian employee of the police department from three to

the boston police department, the boston bruins among the participants there. the proceeds go to the american cancer society. heather: you doing stuff like that? ed: i was thinking, maybe we should get on that plane and go for hawaii, just for a couple of days. heather: wouldn't that be nice? mike w.: 36 hours. heather: bermuda. mike w.: the heat is coming back. boy, this morning, i want to show you the morning lows, compare them to the morning tomorrow morning. you thought this morning was chilly, tomorrow morning will be even colder. what makes it feel so much colder, last monday to today, we're talking a 30-degree difference in the high temperatures. that's a big turnaround, that's why it's been such a shock to the system. here were the high temperatures today. worcester, only 40 degrees for a high temperature today, you look up at keene, only 37 degrees for a high temperature. those are winter-like october. this is really unusual. we're going to warm things up quickly on tuesday. 36 degrees right now, northwesterly winds, 10 miles per hour, but the wind chi

boston can ban realistic toy guns from public places. this comes after a severe of close calls between police and kids with the replica guns like these. all of those guns were confiscated by the boston police department. police commissioner bill evans is pushing for the ban and tells us biggest fear is officer might shoot a child carrying one of the toys. this year alone boston police confiscated 139 other replica handguns. >> gene: cause behind a runaway military blimp is under built it not answering questions and floated 150 miles before crashing in central pennsylvania they were following the blimp which knocked out power to large area when it came down. >> crazy. we lost the power. mom saw me going, it landed on your road. >> gene: blimp was built by waltham based raytheon and contained sensitive military information and military team was sent to recover the blimp and recover to maryland. >> sara: coming up next outpouring of support for his family and days after unexpected death and meteorologist shiri updating the forecast and things are about to change. >> shiri: rain easing up, wind easing up, report of 60 miles per hour gusts in milton, fairhaven 49 miles per hour, see heavy the rains will b

20123 from 2003 to 20123, lewis served as the switch operator a civilian employee of the boston police department. and this morning, she faces a judge accused of taking the life of a loved one now coming up in the next hour, we will go over more of what we know about lewis and, of course, later this morning at the arraignment this morning at the arraignment, we hope to learn more about what police have found about a potential motive. live outside district court, michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> a 4:36. of a dorchester man accused of stabbing another. it happened in the fenway neighbor. the victim was walking on park drive and attacked by 53-year-old bain barber. when barber tried to take her purse, the woman fought back. >> around 2:00 in the morning i was sleeping and my tv was on. someone in the alley started screaming "help." >>daniel: the woman was treated at the hospital for nonlize injuries. barber will be arraigned on multiple channels including assault with the intent to murder. >>> a deadly crash in fitchburg is still under investigation this morning. it happened yesterday evenin

the boston police department, boston bruins, and northeastern university were among the proceeds go to the american cancer society. pretty interesting challenge there. excitement this week for star wars fans. emily: the tickets available today and what's revealed in the newly released poster. amazon cracking down on its website. the steps the retailer giant is emily: brrrrr. cindy: in a word, brrrrr. so the record low for this morning in boston is 28. although we're in the 20's in the suburbs, we're not in the 20's in boston yet. notice how we've been dropping the past 12 hours. the freezing mark in boston, happened. randy: we've got you beat in 27. emily: you can keep your record. cindy: let me show you the mornings the next few mornings. this is the coldest morning of the week in boston. keep in mind an average low this time of year at least in the city should be about 45 degrees week. but a warm-up is coming here midweek. our best chance of rain this week comes in on thursday. mainly clear. one exception here. you can see the outer cape all the way down to nantucket. a strip of ocea

. >> reporter: lewis previously worked as switch board operator for the boston police department. >>> in wyndham, new hampshire a woman has died after a crash on 93 north. it happened around 3:30 this morning. two women from londonderry were inside the car when it rolled on its roof. 20-year-old suzanne darcy was killed and 22-year-old kelsey linfest is still in the hospital. investigators are looking into what caused that crash. >>> police have now identified the cyclist killed by a driver in east ham. fox 25 learned this morning 61-year-old lori sutton was hit and killed on route 6 on friday night. her daughter says she office on her way to work at the time. the driver is a 21-year-old woman from brewster. she did stop at the scene. that investigation is ongoing. >>> tonight the search continues for the suspect in a stabbing in cambridge. it happened friday night near the north cambridge catholic cemetery on wren street. police say a 27-year-old meet a woman who he had talked to on facebook that's when two men walked up tried to rob him then allegedly stabbed him. thankfully that vi

the boston police department destroyed all of theirs after this red sox celebration in 2004. an officer shot a 21-year-old in the eye, killing her. it is a powerful weapon used by the u.s. military for crowd control in iraq, including this prison riot. >> there are ways out of that situation, other than use of force of any kind. >> reporter: ernie galvein is an attorney and last year, they prohibited the use of them unless there is a imminent threat. >> before using all of that, for a person alone in the cell there should be a very, very good reason reviewed by a very-high official of the institution as to why they did that. >> reporter: that is one question i'd like to ask sheriff laurie smith. was she informed before the officer used that riot gun? her press officer told me he was arranging the interview but never came through. i'll keep at it. >> we know you will. thank you. >>> heavy rain and thunder hit eastern contra costa county. in brentwood, it's a down pour and we have reports of half an inch in one hour. let's check in with sandhya patel, who is watching live doppl

. >>> he was an internet sensation with boston police department released photo of newest boy in blue. this morning boston police updating german shepherd he was so tiny last year he could barely fit into the caneeen vest and now filling it out nicely and vest was provided last year has delivered vests and first aid kids for years and currently in fourth week of the boston police canine academy fall patrol class. >>> big surprise for hopkinton police officers. patriots tight end rob gronkowski stopped by the enc employee appreciation event in town yesterday while there he posed for pictures as you could see with several police officers and gronk let the chief try to super bowl ring. check that sucker out. >> very cool. >> local retailer revealed holiday catalog but this book is for big spenders. some of the fantasy gifts include interactive mirror which allows you to see clothes in different colors or styles. others include a motorcycle ride with keanu reeves or cabinet with rarest bourbons on the planet. >> i stopped in stop & shop and scented pine cones reminded you of christmas. >>

the boston police department destroyed all of theirs after this red sox celebration in 2004. an officer shot a 21-year-old in the eye, killing her. it is a powerful weapon used by the u.s. military for crowd control in iraq, including this prison riot. >> there are ways out of that situation, other than use of force of any kind. >> reporter: ernie galvein is an attorney and last year, they prohibited the use of them unless there is a imminent threat. >> before using all of that, for a person alone in the cell there should be a very, very good reason reviewed by a very-high official of the institution as to why they did that. >> reporter: that is one question i'd like to ask sheriff laurie smith. was she informed before the officer used that riot gun? her press officer told me he was arranging the interview but never came through. i'll keep at it. >> we know you will. thank you. >>> heavy rain and thunder hit eastern contra costa county. in brentwood, it's a down pour and we have reports of half an inch in one hour. let's check in with sandhya patel, who is watching live doppl

. >> reporter: lewis is a former boston police department employee, a switch board operator from 2003 to 2012. on monday her former colleagues will bring her to west roxbury district court to answer to murder charges. >> anchor: also developing tonight, a u.s. navy apache ship has now arrived at the last known location of the el faro. crews are now searching for the shirt's data recorder. the search team says it probably has about one week until the working. the cargo ship vanished this month in the bahamas during hurricane joaquin. several of the crew members were from massachusetts. >>> on sunday the ntsb will arrive in worcester to begin their investigation into a deadly plane crash there. news of the tragedy broke during the fox 25 news morning news. john monahan has new information on the victim tonight. >> reporter: tonight we learned hes with a dentist from putnam, connecticut and that one time a professional pilot for two major airlines. this dentist who had a passion for flying kept at least one of his planes, the one that crashed, here at the worcester regional airport. >> k

the boston police department, boston bruins, and northeastern university were among the participants. proceeds go to the american cancer society. randy: a chill on the charles for the regatta this weekend. thousands bundled up along the banks of the river while rowers braced the conditions for the head of the charles race. every year the regatta draws 11,000 athletes to test their rowing skills against the world's best. some 400,000 spectators watched the signature event this year. emily: a sure sign of winter. maine ski resort sunday river opens today. there's no real snow just yet, but the resort started making some on saturday. this year's opening day is about two weeks ahead of schedule. you can understand that. randy: olessa, i know you're all excited about that. olessa: i'm going to pretend you didn't read that story and just talk about the roads. live look at 93 in somerville. lots of headlights starting to build. let's get to the maps and check out travel times. as you head north 93 south we do have an accident here in the final stages of clearing. this is by 110 so delays bac

he had a booby-trapped shed in his backyard. >> christa: the boston police department cracked a cold case murder and they've been investigating this for more than a quarter century. lena bruce was found dead in her south end home in july of 1992. despite an intensive investigation, the case remained unsolved. however, officials announced thursday dna evidence linked a inmate in boston to the crime. he's behind bars on an unrelated conviction. >> it brings a lot of satisfaction to the men and women of this department and proves to the families out there who we have not solved their loved one's case that we're continuously working so we can bring to conclusion the unsolved homicide that's impacted their life. >> christa: officials hope cracking the case will prompt anyone with information about an unsolved homicide to share it with investigators. >> jadiann: massport says it will not try to prevent the indycar race next labor day weekend but according to the globe, officials want to make sure the agency won't have to pay for the grand prix. race organizers deny reports they asked massp

the boston police department, boston bruins, and northeastern university were among the participants. proceeds go to the american cancer society. randy: a chill on the charles for the regatta this weekend. thousands bundled up along the banks of the river while rowers braced the conditions for the head of the charles race. every year the regatta draws 11,000 athletes to test their rowing skills against the world's best. some 400,000 spectators watched the signature event this year. emily: a sure sign of winter. maine ski resort sunday river opens today. there's no real snow just yet, but the resort started making some on saturday. this year's opening day is about two weeks ahead of schedule. you can understand why when you see these temperatures we have this morning. randy: perfect for making snow. cindy: you've got it. when boston is below freezing, you know it's cold enough up in maine for sure. 31 degrees right now. clear skies. this is the coldest morning in boston since april 2. that's the last time we dipped below the freezing mark officially in the city. we don't just have the

including the los angeles police department east hart ford, connecticut is used in training right here by the fitchburg police. other types of less lethal weapons have been used by the boston police department for the past 10 years. they sent this statement to fox 25. it's important to remember that less lethal does not mean nonlethal. these weapons can still kill and our top priority has always been to save the life in any given situation. >> can you guarantee that your round is not going to kill somebody? >> we can't guarantee it. training that goes in to the sale of the product. >> reporter: brasher says less lethal isn't always an option but in the right situation police may be able to take a bad guy down without taking them out. in fitchburg, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> now less than lethal weapons will always be controversial especially around here because you may remember in 2004, boston police officer fired a pepper spray pellet into a crowd near fenway park and that pellet struck emerson college student victoria in the eye and killed her. to learn more about the new ammunition visit the news section of our website and click on the specials tab. >>> no amount of a

police department. yvonne lewis, the murder suspect in this case, worked for the boston police department in a civilian capacity. a switchboard operator from 2 a switchboard operator from 2003 to 2012, a nine-year run. now boston police the organization saying that lewis the 36-year-old shot and killed her uncle over the weekend. the victim has been identified as her uncle, 49-year-old clyde francis. initially this happened a little before 1:00 on saturday afternoon and lewis wasn't anywhere to be found right after the incident took place. police needed about five hours to find her. set up a region-wide man hunt. police took to twitter and took to the traditional mean to look for their suspect and peabody police helped out, helping to bring lewis in about five hours after the initial shooting. neighbors who live righter in door couldn't believe what had happened. >> very surprising. we would talk. we would greet. we would clean our yards together. i know them pretty well. and i can say they are very quiet -- quiet neighbors. >>reporter: and now lewis will be arraigned on that murder charges in just a fe

. >>> the boston police department says it has cracked a cold case. lena bruce was found dead in her south bend home in july of 1992. d.n.a. evidence linked a current inmate in boston to the crime. the 42-year-old man is behind bars on an unrelated conviction. we'll be back in just a few here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... >> it's 8:001 on "today." coming up, pink power. >> so beautiful. beautiful. >> hoda and joan lunden will help us celebrate some brave breast cancer survivors and the people that supported them when they needed it most. >> when i was completely done with my chemotherapy and radiation, he threw me a surprise no mo chemo party. >> and we're topping it off with a pink power party fu

. >>> he was an internet sensation when boston police department released a photo of the newest boy in blue, this morning, boston police are updating k-9 tu co he is growth updating k-9 tu co he is growth. he was so tiny he couldn't fit into thinks k-9 vest. it was provided by vest to dogs that delivered vests and first aid kits to bpd. tuco is in the fourth week of the boston police k-9 academy patrol class. handsome animal. >> handsome devil. good morning, everyone. want to take you back out to ot framingham area. skyfox is live over an accident on the pike eastbound. gets right after route 9. you can see a tow truck is now on the scene. so they are making progress since the last time we checked in; however, that left lane is still blocked as they work to clear it. here is a look at the map. you can see those delays stretching back to 495, you will be able to see that reflected in our live drive times. >>> new accident on the expressway northbound. this one right after freeport street. here are those live drive times here are those live drive times. look at that, up to 40 minutes on

boston police department destroyed all their 303 after the red sox celebration in 2000 4.r miss takenly shot 21-year-old snell in the eye killing her. the 303 is a powerful weapon used by the u.s. military for crowd control in iraq. including this prison riot. >> there are ways out of that situation other than use of force of any kind. >> he's one of the attorneys on the landmark coleman case take addressed prison overcrowding and other issues. last year the state prison system pro hadn'ted the use of pepper spray and less leftal weapon such as the 303 foreign mate with mental health issues unless there is an imminent threat. >> before they use all that on person alone in a cell there should be very, very good reason. we have a very high official at the institution as to why they did that. >> forth i-team abc 7 news. >> still more to come on abc 7 news at nip. >> trump tirade. using language that we can not rae te >> donald trump is on a new terror tonight of 2 republican rival. rubio and bush. he's using language that we literally can't repet here. tom on how he's taking

ago now we have learned according to public records that lewis is a former employee of the boston police department. she served as switch board operator from 2003 until 2012. why she no longer employed there, remains to be seen at this hour. now, as far as what happened here today, we can tell you victim this case is at the hospital right now still listed in critical condition. we will continue to monitor this story once again and bring you another update later on tonight on fox 25 news at 10:00 for new live in hyde park. fox 25 news. we also out of i would whoa tonight. a pilot has died after early morning plane crash. it happened just after take off from awoefr regional airport. fox 25 john is live in worcester speaking with people who heard that plane go down. plane crash. what went into his mind as he saw small plane try take off from worcester airport at about 8:00 this morning. a little plane, little single engine plane came up off the it turned side ways almost complete over and then just plummeted straight down. pilot killed in crash has been identified as 66 year old gary weller of putnam

. >> lewis previously worked as a switch board operator for the boston police department. >>> in wyndham, new hampshire a woman has died after a crash on 93 north. it happened around 3:30 this morning. two women from london derry were thind car when it rolled onto its roof. 20-year-old suzanne darcy was killed and 22-year-old kelsey is still in the hospital. investigators are also looking into exactly what caused that crash. >>> meanwhile police have identified the cyclist killed by a driver in east ham. fox 25 learned this morning 61-year-old maury sutton was hit and killed on route 6 friday night. her daughter says she was just on her way to work at the time. the driver is a 21-year-old she did stop at the scene. the investigation is ongoing meanwhile the search continues for the suspect in a stabbing in cambridge. this happened friday night near the north cambridge street. police say a 27-year-old boston man was on his way to meet to a woman who he talked to on facebook that's when two men walked up tried to rob him and allegedly stabbed him. thankfully that victim is expected to be o

and ahead at 6:00, we will tell country deep connections of the suspect tying her to the boston police department. again that is coming up in 30 minutes. stay with us. for now reporting live outside west roxbury court, michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> a man is accused of stab >>> a man is accused of stabbing a woman for a robbery in the fenway neighborhood. victim walking on park drive when she was attacked by 53-year-old wayne barber. when barber tried to take her purse, the woman fought setback purse, the woman fought setback. >> around 2:00 in the morning i was sleeping and the tv was on and somebody in the alley start screaming "help." >>gene: the woman was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. barber will be charged with robbery with intent to murder. >>> lowell police arrested 19-year-old connor cattigan in connection with two separate robbery robberies. cattigan and two other victims are are accused of shooting one victim and hurting the other with a knife. the person shot is being treated at the hospital. police are still searching for its suspects. >>> police a

. >> the massachusetts state police crime laboratory notified the boston police department of what's known as a code hit linking the defendant to the unknown male d.n.a. profile recovered from of the body of lena bruceism e. in court wednesday, the prosecutor said the defendant, james witkowski was serving time for an unrelated assault. he submitted a d.n.a. sample after he was convicted last summer. the prosecutor said witkowski's criminal record dates back to 1988 and includes convictions for larceny, breaking battery. >> when shown a photograph of the victim, defendant stated he did not recognize her and had no memory of any sexual or other contact with her. >> witkowski's attorney says he's still examining the case but noted d.n.a. evidence is not 100% infallible. >> things can go wrong. other than the actual sample comparison, again, there's deterioration of samples, decay, improper handling and procedure, flatout mistakes. >> the magistrate here today says that d.n.a. evidence would undergo an independent evaluation, witkowski due back in court next months. in boston, kerry kav

accused of having sexual contact with a 17-year-old girl in the explorer program of the boston police department. it happened when laroche was an officer in that town. the chief has been put on unpaid leave since august. he has pled not guilty. who wrote sexually explicit letters to former patriot aaron hernandez will face a judge. she is the anonymous tipster that questioned the actions in the odin lloyd murder trial. asked about the claim that the juror lied when asked that hernandez was suspected of killing two men in boston. prosecutors say the woman is not credible. the defense wants the verdict thrown out. >>> new this morning, school officials on the cape are having -- removed a controversial app on ipads used by students. it is called bio ninja. the cape cod time says the parent of the good found video on the app that shows images of adults having sex. the superintendent says she was horrified. officials say the app received a four-plus age rating on the apple store which is supposed to mean no objectional content. >>> new this hour a massachusetts coffee chain has been fined for breakin

. >> the massachusetts state police crime laboratory notified the boston police department what's known of a code hit linking the defendant to the unknown male d.n.a. profile recovered from the body of leona bruce. >>> >>> in court wednesday, the prosecutor said the defendant, james witkowski, was already several time for an unrelated assault. they say he submitted a d.n.a. sample after he was convicted last summer. the prosecutor said witkowski's criminal record dates back to 1988, and husband convictions for larceny, breaking and entering and assault and battery. >> when shown a photograph of the victim, the defendant stated he did not recognize her and had no memory of any sexual or other contact with her. >> the reporter: witkowski''s attorney is still examining the case but noted d.n.a. evidence is not 100% infallible. other than the actual sample comparison, again, there's deterioration of samples, decay, improper handling of procedure, flatout mistakes. >> the magistrate here today says the d.n.a. evidence would undergo an independent evaluation. witkowski due back in court next

the rest happened as before 5:00 right here in the downtown area just a block from and the boston police departmentose to build and sell you things of that arrest and something you see only this person of the past several weeks police say has been approaching half dozen girls on the campus and across a high-school try to gauge of the conversation five of these conversations happen just wednesday of this week now the man under arrest for annoying a child his unidentified is to 60 stefan austin is a transient police but they believe he has had a conference with novato police before and they do believe that he's the person connected with those interactions. >>: those in the field lionel's and possible advocations at this point they do not believe there was actually in a touching going on of the students again an arrest in the case of a person who they believe i have a dozen teenage girls approach by this person on or near the campus that person police said now under arrest the the delay is reporting live of the bottle police headquarters. >>pam moore: a gun on campus lead to a lot down at oak grove hi

. >> boston police department blue and updating canine growth the german. >>> rob gronkowski posed for pictures with police officers. gronk left the chief try on his super bowl ring and that is serious bling. >> i didn't realize how tall he is. >> he is a very large human being. >> accident right outside the state police barracks. coming up at 8:00 what we have learned about the driver who slammed into this cruiser. that we have coming up i got dry weather, 70s this afternoon, friday and time out the change >>> now at 8:00 accused of brutely murdering teacher in high school bathroom and this morning the case against him is expect to learn over the course of very emotional trial. >> deep sea search continues for the sailors on board a cargo ship that sank in the eye of family. >> crisis getting out of control in the bay state tools what it mean and house of representatives expected to do it. >> warm-up started the next couple hours and biggest jumps in temperatures to the upper 50s and middle 60s and see highs today starting with the 70 degree mark and all comes with sunshine and scatte

suspect accused of killing her uncle worked as switchboard operator from 2003 to 2012 with the boston police department and this morning she will be arraigned here west roxbury district court on charge of murder killing her own uncle. 36-year-old yvonne lewis is the name of the woman who is going she is accused of killing her 49-year-old uncle clive francis. this happened over the weekend on saturday afternoon. boston police say that it occurred just about 12:30 in the afternoon and sparked a nearly 5-hour regional manhunt with peabody taking her into custody. neighbors that are hearing about this terrible incident were absolutely shocked. >> very surprising. we talked we clean our yards together and very quiet neighbors. >> michael: globe reporting family members were called to help calm his niece down who was acting erratic and hope to learn an official motive with court documents as soon as the arraignment happens the next hours here. michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: tragic situation now. there's been a powerful earthquake there this morning and u.s. geological survey initially said it was 7.7

so we have toll look at our boston million dollar, we have police department, fix our school is in shambles and we have to look at it and fix it and we have to find jobs for people who are unemployed that want to work. >> theresa i'll let you have the last word here, where can people get help the they're grieved over a lost loved one? >> until i found one women survivors of homicide, there really was nowhere for me to go, i just basically suffered in silence, so did rest of my family and i can honestly say that this movement helps me connect with other women that are going through the same support each other. >> teresa martins and mary franklin, thanks for coming in and my condolences, and my hopes that someday, the murders of good luck. >> thank you. >>> all right. after the break, celebrating a change of seasons with church in dorchester, giving the city a big reason to come together. details right here on urban >>> the recent weather reminds us that it's autumn until new england, school is back in session, and the hall day season is approaching, as a change of season kicks in a church in

this happened during parent's weekend on its way which is right across from the bu police department. boston university student warned about an allegedsel assault that happened on campus. my first reaction i was shocked that would happen at our school. things don't usually happen at bu. we usually feel safe in the dorms. in the early hours sunday male student entered the victim's room at the student village building. he reportedly sexually assaulted a tee mail student then took off. i didn't something like this would happen at bu. disappointment. many are afraid the attacker another student. i think it's hard to get past security. i think it's someone who lived in the dorm. bu sent out text alert notifying them of what happened and reminding students to be on the lookout and report any suspicious activity. we will be sure to lock our door all the time. >>> they are asking anyone with information to call them. live in foxboro, 7news, "today in new england." boston children's hospital. another nurse there recognized mother and baby from the amber alert and called 911. tiffany was arrested on c

police department. police say they are still arrests. in boston, nicole oliverio, 7 news . >>> there is more news today and this question could you soon be paying more to ride the t. governor backer sharing his thoughts on a proposal to in increase fair prices. there are reports the mbta is considering hiking tfares and parking fees next year and after the service problems experienced last winter, many people aren't happy with that proposal. but the governor says the t shared its finances with the public to spark debate on what it should do about costs and revenue . >>> my view on that at this point is that i want to see what all of the ons are. but as we said all along, our goal is a reliable, dependable and affordable mbta which clearly we didn't have last winter . >>> governor baker also says the timing of the debate is to focus on making sure people can make it through this winter without major problems. >>> the government is tracking potential drone danger unveiling a new program to register those devices. the task force will hash out de deta

phil: new at 5:30 the massive amount of marijuana and cocaine seized by a boston-based coast guard ship. jc: a local police department taking a unique approach to tracking down suspects. how they hope social media will help clear their outstanding warrants. phil: and a young boy attacked >> this is an editorial by wcvb general manager bill fine. >> there are a number of reports on the rapidly growing use of unmanned air systems, or drones, here in the united states. drone use is at an all time high with thousands of drones flying for both recreation and commercial use. walmart to just joined google in asking the faa for permission to test drones for delivery purposes. this guy is the limit when it comes to the use of drones for photography to aerial drag racing, to the delivery of emergency supplies or that must have product. they are fun and efficient, but there are also threats to safety and privacy. the faa receives daily reports of potentially unsafe drone operations. pilot sightings of drones doubled between 2014 and 2015. other incidents include the drone crashing into the u.s. open and most recently, a drone c

police contacted them with information mother may be in boston area. fox 25 news learned cherry has criminal history in massachutes including current default warrants involving prostitution from 2002 and 2010. the pennsylvania police department took out felony warrants for cher eafter getting from pennsylvania hospital that cherry did not take her son who was suffering from severe dehydration to the emergency room. cherry toll the police in massachutes she just wanted take her son boston hospital sew for best possible care. dcf told us in written statement department investigating incident with law enforcement. as dcf social look into the matter custody of the child has been transferred to dc cherry morning in roxbury court. turning forecast. if you don't heat on just yet. tonight might be night to turn it on. our cram smut jamaica pond can sigh very, very windy outside. it was also chilly our meterologist it is going to be freezing for most of our area. tonight. yes. freeze warning expanded earlier this afternoon up into southern new hampshire. include nashua just name few that was expected different national weather service different times lines for when warnings are usual united boston the cape the island still not under

boston police. antoinette: a former police officer with the providence police department is demanding that a dunkin donuts employee be fired. the employee sparked outrage last week after allegedly writing "black lives matter" on an officer's cup. tony lepore led a protest outside of the coffee shop yesterday. dunkin donuts says they have reached out to the officer to apologize for the employee's poor judgment. reid: right now, nine construction workers are recovering after part of a bridge collapsed at a construction site near los angeles. three of them are in critical condition. officials say the crew was tearing down the temporary bridge when it fell. the incident is under investigation. antoinette: every fall, thousands of people from all england to get a glimpse of the beautiful foliage. but now no need to travel for the experience. one local man is offering to ship bundles of the colorful dried up leaves straight to your door for $19.99. kyle waring, of somerville, massachusetts, set up the website shipfoliage.com earlier this year. waring began sending his first packages of hand-picked leaves

. >>> police k-9 responded to the scene at the boston marathon bombing being warned by the law enforcement community tonight. rex worked with the police department helped secure the finish line after the marathon attacks and eventually helped return the area to some type of normalcy. the department said the german shepherd served honorably before week. >> the bad guys know we have this capability in the metro boston region and we'll use these dogs to protect our citizens, and god only knows how many incidents that rex and his fellow k-9 bomb dogs prevented from happening just by their presence. >>> in his seven years of service rex also worked to filed lost children and alzheimer's patients and used his keen scents to solve several critical >>> coming up, a local couple who used their wedding to help out people in need. >>> and hundreds of apps gone. the reason apple is banning them controversial test results released today. overall students grade 3 through 8 scored slightly worse compared to the m cat. if approved statewide the new test wouldn't go into affect for another three years and superintendents from three of the largest urban districts

boston fire department tweeting its sympathy overnight. the boston department of course, losing two firefighters in a back bay fire in 2014. >> following breaking news, metro police officer caught on video threatening a motorist has just resigned. the news coming 48 hours before officer steven lee berth's disciplinary hearing, which has now been called off. he is a veteran of the force. the incident happened in july. the officer told the motorist he would put a hole through his head during the stop. lavert is on administrative leave while his retirement papers are processed. >> elizabeth: a low level threat causing an evacuation at lester high school today. officials say it happened this morning. police arrived, swept the school, found it was safe. students were allowed to return to the classroom. an investigation into where that threat came from is now ongoing. new at 5:00 p.m., a new hampshire convenience store robbed, and these two men, who you'll see here, are the suspects. on monday, the irvine gas station on north state street in concord was robbed after a man flashed a gun to the clerk, and demanded cash. police believe the man in the black sweatshirt is t

boston police. antoinette: a former police officer with the providence police department is demanding that a dunkin donuts employee be fired. the employee sparked outrage last week after allegedly writing "black lives matter" on an officer's cup. tony lepore led a protest outside of the coffee shop yesterday. dunkin donuts says they have reached out to the officer to apologize for the employee's poor judgment. reid: right now, nine construction workers are recovering after part of a bridge collapsed at a construction site near los angeles. three of them are in critical condition. officials say the crew was tearing down the temporary bridge when it fell. the incident is under investigation. antoinette: right now, mbta officials are working to prevent a repeat of last winter's crippling breakdowns on the "t." red line service between the jfk/umass and quincy center stations is suspended this weekend to allow workers to continue replacing third rail and switch heaters on the line. service. every fall, thousands of people from all over come right here to new england to get a glimpse of the beautiful fo

police station. he stepped down after the department concluded its own investigation. the chief isn't giving details as to what happened but he does say it was an isolated incident. >>> boston police searching for a suspect accused of stabbing a teenager at the jackson square t stop. this happened in the middle of the afternoon yesterday. police arrived, they found the teen had life-threatening injuries and the suspect, another teen, was lg gone. the station was shut down for a couple of hours as well while police investigated. >> jadiann: hillary clinton getting back on the presidential campaign trail today after a marathon grilling on capitol hill about benghazi that lasted nearly 11 hours. nancy chen is here with more on the reaction from the family. >> she focused on messages sent to world leaders and her family. she said terrorists were to blame but the white house was publicly saying it was a video that sparked the violence. >> tell your family it's a terrorist attack but not the american people. >> we were not making up the intelligence. we were trying to get it, make sense of it, then to share it. >> you have no interest in their story getting out. >> four people we

police departments, and the courts. think about this. if you're in the city of washington d.c. or boston, and we're now over in benghazi, and all of these types of bombings are happening, and the security incidents are happening, there are hundreds more actually i could talk with you about, but frankly, i don't have time. i hope i painted the picture because i'm baffled. you sent chris stevens to libya and to benghazi, and granted, he never raised the flag and said i want out. and granted, he never said, shut down benghazi, and i understand and appreciate that you deferred to him. but you also, madam secretary, we have no record of you ever talking to him, that you never talked to him personally after may of 2012 when you swore him in as our ambassador. am i wrong? did you ever talk to ambassador stevens when all of this was going on in the hotbed of libya? that is a yes or no question, madam secretary, i'm sorry, did you ever

boston police civilian employee. her family tells the globe after she left the department in 2012 she took a downward spiral getting involved in drugs. she was reportedly angry and acting out on saturday. and francis, her uncle, went to hyde park to calm her down. now we expect to learn more about the prosecution's case at lewis' arraignment later today. live in west roxbury, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: federal prosecutors want more information. we'll get to that story. first though judge today, following an attack police say wayne barber tackled a woman early sunday morning in an alley off of park drive. he allegedly threatened to kill her with a knife. the victim was slashed but was able to get away. police arrested barber a few streets away. (bell tolling) remember a husband and father lost at sea. jeffrey mathias was a crew the cargo ship disappeared off the bahamas during hurricane joaquin. a special memorial took place yesterday at massachusetts maritime academy. an officer and chief engineer on the ship. his wife speaking at the service sharing memories and heartache. wife: we all love jeffrey so much and

police department. officers say they are still investigating. so far, no arrests. in boston, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> christa: despite an order to stop operating in nevada, draftkings continued sepg entries from players in the state over the weekend. officials with the nevada gaming control board prohibited fantasy sites last thursday saying they are gambling. >> congress made it legal. it's interesting to me over the last month or so, with all the yelling out of washington, about how this is an unregulated industry, well, they have the right to regulate it. they chose to make it legal and not pass regulations. draftkings says players who submitted entries thursday were allowed to play this weekend, regardless of their location. state lawmakers weighing in now on the latest key controversy... "t" controversy and how it could affect riders. officials with the m.b.t.a. have talked about the possibility of raising fares and parking fees as a way to close the budget gap. house speaker robert delee owe tell it is "herald" those hikes should only be considered as a last resort.

boston hospital friday night after her dehydration. but she told police she was only trying to get the best care for her son. fox 25 has learned sherry has a dcf sent us this statement saying the department is investigating the incident with law enforcement and as officials look into the matter, custody of the child has been transferred to dcf. >>> real or fake? that's what a boston police officer had to decide when a man was allegedly waving this gun around friday night. officers pulled out their gun, weapon. gerald moore went to the ground. they confirmed he was carrying a bb gun. >>> we are learning about a deadly shooting in florida. police say one person was killed. four others hurt. shooting started just before noon. police so far have not arrested anyone. they have not released information about the suspect. that annual festival is expected to draw 20,000 people. >>> this is also new. he's been hailed a hero for his actions during a deadly shooting. now the man who classmates tried to stop the shooter is telling his story. staple on his face book page writing that he was in another classroom when the shooting started and ran through campus warning people. eventually he found the v

then took off and fox25 catherine parrotta live at police department in plymouth and we know the victim if the case is recovering. >> recovering in boston hospital and in stable condition this morning and in the investigation right now identifying the driver in the vehicle involved in all of this and show you video because gives you sense of scene as it was overnight and what you can see there our investigators there in the street reconstructing the accident scene and and darby station road and residential in that section there and police say it was around 10:00 last night when a bicyclist was struck by a vehicle in that spot and police tell me the bicyclist is 33-year-old man and conscience takessen by med-flight to the hospital and i'm told right now again that he is in stable condition at boston hospital and one thing i asked police this morning whether or not that victim had been able to give them any sort of vehicle description and said at the time he had not been able to do that and right now focused on identifying the driver in vehicle involved and tonight on the fox25 morning news at five and six and, of course, on the website a

what police say she broadcast live and it sent cruisers searching for her. >> fire departments across the nation including boston sending condolences to kansas city. what we're learning tonight there in a building collapse, >> an update on the deadly home explosion in franklin. fox 25 was told they're focusing on a possible propane gas leak inside the home or pipes outside. they interviewed construction workers and removed the debris there. they believe it was an isolated incident. that explosion on yous cane drive killed the couple who lived there, nancy and richard brown. >> a father tapped in bellingham. police say ryan attacked his dad and barricaded himself inside the maple brook condominiums. bombs to get out the apartment. >>> david drum was captured in his wellesey home this weekend, that was the wrong video but the former ceo of that angelo irish bank fled filed in 2009 during the global financial collapse and he now faces supra addition back to ireland we could be charged with 33 crimes. he claims he has a right to u.s. residency and bankruptcy protection. >> honored at the fire department tonight afte