cbs boston.com where you can get the latest tracking maps video forecast can and our weather team blog. >>> an uber driver under arrest for sexually assaulted a passenger. >> this is the 5th arrest fo >> reporter: another day and another uber driver facing a judge. this time it's michael vadrene of brockton. this is the 5th situation since july 3rd this week alone. i want to get you to a mug shot of him. again he is 32 years old from brockton. he faces two counts of rape and indecent assault of a woman early wednesday morning i'm picked her up in boton and claimed the victim was drunk but consented. the documents reveal he called her several times following that encounter taking another look of another uber driver this is paul grisson of everett accused of allegedly exposing himself to two women he picked up in his uber van. he was banned from driving for the company and on monday wilson brie was arrest and charged with stealing disabled woman. woman said he went into her home to use the bathroom. uber faced backlash for the quality or caliber of background checks they perform. they re

if you want to read their health records you'll find them on fox 25 boston.com. massachusetts is drying out. more than half of our state is in an extreme drought and that's doubled since last week. there's not a lot of rain in sight. kevin, we're looking at beautiful weather ahead. we could use some rain. >> there may be some in the forecast but for now, this is what we're dealing with. believe if or not as bad as it is, there's another category called exceptional. it could get worse. average. look at this beautiful day. gorgeous. another perfect weather day for sure but we need some of that rain. no clouds right now. maybe a couple scattered clouds. that's about it. all across the northeast and into canada as well. dry weather as far as the eye can seen. good for evening plans. at fenway park, good for the yankees coming to town. 62 degrees so a cool feeling night under clear skies. a nice one. first thing in the morning, lots of sunshine and in the 40s chances for weather this weekend coming up. >>> wendy morelli was a worcester mother of two found murdered in

and stay with us for continuing coverage of the 15th we will have more at 11:00 and online at cbs boston.com. >>> let's take a switch of gears. we had a rush of a storm and cleared out. >> there was a potent cold front moved through earlier today. you can see it swept right through. we had a couple storms through it. it was damaging wind, but once it got out of here, it was long gone and we have some refreshing air here. there is that line and it broke massachusetts. system of our weather watchers reported right around a quarter inch of rainfall. according to john in nashua. and some totals, once again. some areas farther to the east we missed, less than a tenth of an inch. but we will take what we can get. we have another dry stretch. we don't have a lot of activity so high pressure control across the midwest and that will settle in for the next 48 hours or so. dew point in the mid-60s and low 70s. now back into the 50s around 40s. refreshing and you can tell the change has arrived. dew point low and wind from the west at 18 miles per hour and that west northwest wind radiational cooling wi

we will bring you the latest at cbs boston.com. >>> things developing tonight. a chain of local day cares shut down after reports of dead rodents and -- tonight parents are scrambling to find care for their kids. >> the state has cited the over the past years and now terry's little pumpkin is relocated and say the company is now failing at that. >> dead mice found in the kitchen of terry's little pumpkins. they were feet away from kids playing. mom expressed this concern. >> my daughter's teacher said failed to take action on a list of things. insufficient staffing and late payment to employees. terry is in charge. >> have you not been paying employees. >> no comment. >> have you not been keeping your facilities clean. >> no comment. >> the state has now cut off money she relies on to run the centers. those centers are now closing word of mouth she needed to find a new day care asap. she and several staff members say the staff tried to make up for the chain's failures. >> brianna brought toys, supplies and food even though the paychecks kept bouncing. >> i don't

we've posted the details on our web site, fox 25 boston.com. the good thing is i guess the minimum that you need to donate is $10. >> so i heard. >> it is open to everybody. millionaire. >> good luck to the winner and we'll see what happens. >>> sometimes you just feel like you're pedaling through mud, right? exactly. well, every day sometimes. this is the case for a little dog today. next at 10:00, the dirty rescue and the puppy face you just have to see. >> first a heart-broken widow is on a mission. >> a wife, best >> i miss them more than anything in the world. >> how the wife of a fallen firefighter is trying to protect a lot clouds out there tonight. temperatures staying in the 50s. so warmer than worcester but no rainshowers overnight. out on cape cod, a different story. drizzle in the morning, 60 degrees by 10:00 a.m. a couple of showers starting to roll onshore. you'll see that here through noontime tomorrow. there are some the heaviest rain to the south and more numerous showers showing up in massachusetts now. there will are more sho

the blood drive wraps up at 2:3 happening around the state on fox 25 boston.com. >> now here is a look at other ceremonies that have already happened this past week in honor of lives lost 15 years ago. >> today we mark 15 years. our nation comes together to show we will never forget. the ceremony is to honor the nearly 3,000 victims started friday. for a moment of silence on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> to a new york police department procession from city memorial. the federal government's return to the world trade center was also recognized with a visit from homeland security secretary, jay johnson. terrorism cannot prevail, if we refuse to be terrorized. >> in our nation's capitol, the victims were remembered in a special ceremony at the pentagon. >> as our pentagon community concontinues to protect and serve our nations we will never forget the moments tof that day. >> and a moment of silence on the capitol steps. at the justice department, attorney general loretta lynch dedicated a flag for the survive free planted on last year year's anniversary. >> we continue to

. >> the history of football, this is the fox 25 boston.com sports page. if you're a football fan and want to learn some great guests. some fascinate be insight what made the 1972 dolphins game tick and why they went undefeated. >>> a fan was calling out henry expensen saying you won't make that and so expensen calls him >>> i hope he got to keep the 100 bucks. much more to come on the other side of the half-hour. good video, you don't want to miss it. >>> just days after the u.s. attorney found racial violations at a boston school, the incident causing an uproar in another school district. >> plus, donald trump's campaign just made on a political story that screams trouble behind the scenes so. >> and the clock strikes jersey. we'r kelly: you know me. not from thousands of false, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discrimination, to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across t

boston.com reporting the investigation will likely expand to the entire department. glawft are's mare -- are'sconsider gloucester's mayor-- gloucester's mayor hired to firms. the lynnfield attorney will determine the could duct. >>> patriots will take the field tomorrow but it's unclear if the quarterback will play. herald reports jimmy g is being reminded that he braidly played >>> our team has you covered for the game tomorrow. our live coverage starts with wbz news at 5 and wean count down to kick off patriots game day 579:00 and -- at 7 and pats and texans at 8:25 and the 5th quarter show on my tv38 after the game. >>> coming up, the bank executives facing lawmakers after ripping off customers and tough talk from elizabeth warren. >> cape cod police respond to england? the mixup that had police and one caller confuse. >> solving peanut allergies with peanuts. >>> the search is on for the owner it would have dogs found tied to a tree and abandoned in the arnold arboretum. they were found on saturday. official say one has burns on her paws from the hot pavement and

for more information on that go to fox 25 boston.com. >> and the iphone 7 plus is now officially sold out worldwide. at least for now. the smaller iphone 7 sold out in just one of its available color, people who go the apple stores tomorrow in hopes of buying one can be out of luck. but they will be able to place an order so that when the phones are available, they can then be picked up. apple launched the new phones last month and maybing the news without the traditional headphone jack. >> she is 86 and in but don't mess with her. >> i'm not supposed to feel sorry for that [bleep], i don't. >> well, okay. still at 4:00, what happened to the woman that got her so upset. it's been five years since a local woman was found dead in maine. the case is unsolved but tonight the city of orlando has released more 911 calls from mass shooting at the pulse nightclub. the release of more than 12 calls comes three months after the the massacre that length 49 people dead and as a legal fight between media groups in the city is wrapping up. the family of sandra bland has settled their wrongful death

for more information check out the website cbs boston.com. >>> he he helped bring-- he helped brit game of gol to have the -- bring the game of golf to the masses. and palmer helped to make golf pour lar in the 1960s building a fan based known as arnie's army. he was a trail blazer in sports marketing. paving the way for other athletes to reap millions in endorsement deals. arnold palmer died in pittsburgh yesterday of complications from heart problems. he was 87 years old jack nicholas posted several photos with palmer on his facebook page last night. saying in part we were competitors who loved competing against each other but always great friend along the way. arnold had my back and i had his. we were always there for each other that never changed. he was the king of our sport and always will be. and president obama tweeted out this picture of palmer in the oval office saying here's to the king who was an ex-- as extraordinary on the links as he was generous to others thanks for the memories arnold. >>> up next royal arrival. why a prince is not impressed i just want what's best for

boston.com reports that a third investigation could start soon. the chief and detectives were placed on leave last week but no one is saying why. >>> the united nations is resuming aid convoys in syria. the shipments are expected to be delivered as early tomorrow but will not sent into aleppo where there was an attack that killed 20 people on monday night. russia has denied claims that they were behind the campaign. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton fine tuning their messages with the first debate just five days away. jon keller here, and did the rallies give us a clue as to the tactics they might be using in the debate? >> liam, i thought we did draw difference. trump is in ohio and clinton in florida. let's start with her. the clinton campaign has dumped millions into attack ads for trump and gone after him hard in her speeches. but today, her only mention of trump came at the end of a speech about equality and fairness. >> we believe everyone is created equal. and you believe? we all believe love trumps hate. thank you all. >> we've heard th

boston.com is reporting jimmy garoppolo is not even going to dress for tonight's game. so brissett will be the man. this means julian edleman will be the backup tonight. seems like the logical choice. belichick was asked about it the field. you have to know that some of the guys are still sore from miami. these quick turn-arounds are tough mentally and physically with so little time to get ready. >> it's always tough to prepare in the nfl. a shorter week puts the bigger emphasis on the film room and moving past whatever happened the day before studying the players. >> those in little league are also here tonight. levan is on the sideline with more on jacoby brissett. >> reporter: it is about a half hour before the injury report comes out. brissett will be the starter they'll ask you is he ready? he came in sunday and kept the patriots offense somewhat moving. defense is ready for the next step. >> it's been a learning process since i've been here. he's a smart, young kid. i know he hasn't been in the nfl for a long time, but he seems, you know, to really grasp what the

investigation into the wreck and bring you the latest as it develops on air and online at cb is s boston.com. >>> two today -- cbsboston.com. >>> two men are being hailed that had a edge. chantee lan it is live where the men face adjudge. >> reporter: kate and chris that arraignment wrapped up a half-hour ago. both suspects have been held without bail and look at this court have you haddie -- video they were allowed by the judge to hide behind -- hide mind a wall to pro-- behind a wall to protect their eye dentsies. they he prompted a massive manhunt and multiple school lock downs yesterday. they along with two others are homein hanson on main street. prosecutors say they were two of the four men seen by police running away from the home. police say they caught jorge with a gun and both he and marches lieno were charged with -- marches lieno were charged with armed home invasion and take a listen to what the prosecutor had to say. >> told police she was going to go walk her dog and she sa parties walking around the back wind yoi and she heard a binge from the back of the house and was in fea

updates on the cbs boston weather app on our facebook page, twitter, and our website which is cbs boston.com. >>> an uber driver is free on bail banned from the service accused of assaulting a passenger. passenger say 32-year-old michael the dream of boston. a passenger wednesday morning and assaulted her in a dorchester parking lot. he said the contact was consensual. he was released on his own recognizance and ordered not to drive for or any other car service. arrested in our area since july. >>> a second person is facing charges for the murder of and east boston woman. police arrested 21-year-old angel lemos friday morning in the -- in the death of blank of rain as. her body was found inside a garage and he and 16-year-old josi fernandez killed line is back in june. >>> this morning, two missing kids are home safe in -- with their families. the kids were on their bikes and were put out an alert -- an alert was put out that they were missing. the rebound two hours lady under back with their parents. >>> levin read reports about the lasting damage to a reputation. >> reporter: brought nick

boston.com reporting that the investigation will likely expand to the entire department. gloucester's mayor hired two independent firms to conduct investigations into the chief and the detective and investigation could start soon. the gloucester times says a lynnfield attorney will perform a audit of the professional conduct. >>> president obama adesed the -- addressed the united nation general assembly for the last time as the country's leader and spoke about terrorism and at refugee crisis. he urged world leaders to help he the people of syria even if the politics are hard. >> we have to imagine what it unspeakable happened to us. >> the president discussioned -- discussed tolerance and jon keller looks at the president's legacy and if donald trump or hillary clinton could do better. >> reporter: good morning. president obama gave his final speech at the u.n. yesterday and frankly he struggled to identify a way in which the world's significantly a better place now than when he came into office 8 years ago. you may remember that when his supporters believed it would ushe

cold we will banker tells boston.com, massachusetts was second only to california in the most expensive list prices for a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home. you can eplaces like wellesley and cambridge with search figure prices. >>> mic's new shoe -- nike's new shoe giving us a glimpse in the future. >> a closer look at the fed's decision on interest rates. jill wagner is live from the new york stock exchange with today's money watch. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris decided not to raise interest rates at its meeting. they say it's the job market and economy continue to improve, the central bank will raise rates. most expect a hike in december. >>> chipotle has a new strategy, reassure the customers the food is safe. the ceo appears in a new video touting safety improvements. that includes a system that tracks the food and ingredients as they make their way to restaurant. sales have plunged after norovirus and e. coli outbreaks last year that includes boston. the future is almost near. nike's self-lacing back to the future sneaker hits store shelves november 28th. the

also up on our web site, fox 25 boston.com. >>> some residents in south boston are keeping an eye on each other's deliveries after a string of package thefts. someone is stealing the packages right off doorsteps on west ninth street. the surveillance show the man following a delivery truck on a bicycle. >> i just told him, i dude, the guy grabbed the box from here. he didn't like what was in there and dropped it. >> college in manchester, new hampshire, is planting a tree grown from a seed that survived the 1945 atomic bombing in hiroshima. the seed comes from a hampshire coming under fire off how it is spending some of the money donated to campus by a former university librarian. surprising everyone when he left $4 million to the school. he worked at unh for 50 years and part of the class of 1963. surprising and massive gift was announced last month. fast forward to today, unh is now defending a decision to use a quarter of his donation, one millio scoreboard at the university's new football stadium. strong criticism has been building with some alumni say they are ashamed. unh not b

for more details about to cbs boston.com. >>> geeses are ruining boston parks playgrounds and ball fields. that's the melingsage from one city -- message from one city counselor and now she wants something done about it. anna meiler is live in boston with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning kate. a city counselor says there's a parks and fields like this one and she is planning on doing something about it when the boston city council meets later today. she says geese can consume up to 4 pounds of grass a day and produce as much as 3 pounds of fecal matter's day which is she says is ruining parks walkways and ball fields and she calls it a public health problem. she says they are territorial and aggressive nature is also a concern. on wednesday she is calling on the boston city council to hold a hearing to discuss ways to cut down on the geese. >> it really affects our ability to fully enjoy our parks and whether it's me with my four kids or those visiting the city of boston, we have really shut them out of the most beautiful places across the city. >> reporter: if approve

dep has posted some of the results and we put a link to that on our web site, fox 25 boston.com. jason law, fox 25 news. >>> news out of brockton. a 2-year-old child was hurt and rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car. fox 25 is talking right now to people a crash. what happened in the moments after the child was hit? a complete update for you on this breaking story at the top of the hour. >> in marshfield this evening, the sun was going down look, at that. south yarmouth. it on the air and our boston 25 picture of the day also showing that painted sky. thanks for that. your picture could be selected, this by the way right over one of my favorite spots, over the museum of science right there in boston. >>> all the clouds moving into southeastern new england this evening and continuing tonight but not just clouds we're seeing, we're also seeing some fog developing and some spots it's getting heavy. now just a few minutes ago northshore, it was down to a quarter mile and now up to three miles. so you're going to drive around and even though it may say 10 miles at bedford,

letter is a must read and you can read the entire article for yourself on our web site, fox 25 boston.com and i posted it on my facebook page. and i promises it worth your time. it's great to see. i love the part about jerik jeter and we'll leave it at that. >> all right. 11-game winning streak, that was pretty fun. it got them to this point, so... they came close. >>> pope francis making history. >> neck at 10,, the regulations he just announced that will make it harder to become a saint. >> plus a man made his mission to walk across the country. the motivation behind his unbelievable feat. >> but first new at 10:00, the fresh concern about hackers did you know your business doesn't have to suffer from slow internet? that's 10 times faster than dsl. get internet for as low as $59.95 a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. did you know that sharing wifi with your customers could leave your business exposed? only comcast business offers wifi pro. two separate networks - one that's private for you, and one that's public for your customers. upgrade to wifi pro for only $19

it is fiber glass and can't stay in the water through winter g to the website cbs boston.com to check out the ferry. >> i am jealous of people who have water to take a boat to work. >> can we we rei name the expressway because -- rename >> whatever we rename it won't be nice. >>> ahead new advice when eyeite comes to a popular pain killer. >> parents are being told to stop giving codeine to kids. >> record breaking night at the emmys and the moment people are v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. voting six times to do just that, defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: well i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. v.o.: ayotte and trump, wrong for new hampshire women. planned parenthood votes is responsible for the >>> sold out the phones but some users are getting an earful. some have complained that t

letter is a must read and you can read the entire article for yourself on our web site, fox 25 boston.com and i posted it on my facebook page. and i promises it worth your jeter and we'll leave it at that. >> all right. didn't get it done tonight but hopefully tomorrow. >> yeah, hopefully tomorrow and 11-game winning streak, that was pretty fun. it got them to this point, so... they came close. >>> pope francis making history. >> neck at 10,, the regulations he just announced that will make it harder to become a saint. >> plus a man made his mission to walk across the country. the motivation behind his >> but first new at 10:00, the fresh concern about hackers >> the clock is ticking on capitol hill after the senate voted to block a spending bill needed to keep the government open past friday. most democrats and at least 10 republicans voted against the bill which also funds the fight against zika and rebuilding efforts in louisiana after last month's flooding. more votes are likely before the friday deadline. >>> new at 10:00, president barack obama has nominated the first u.s. ambassado

we also have them up on our website, fox25 boston.com. for mass most wanted, i'm bob ward, fox25 news. >> a busy week for for tsa agens as labor day travel picks up ahead of the weekend. they found 58 firearms, the ones you see here. 48 of those they say were load and had 17 had chamber. they were discovered last week. >> families living paycheck to pay check are falling into abusive debt traps. this according to an analysis of recent consumer complaints that is sent to the feds. jacqueline fell reports and speaks with consumer advocates that say more needs to be done o protect consumers. >> lisa johnson took out a short term high interest rate loan to to get her through to pay day. money back quickly. >> they've been accused of irrelevant responsible practice, driving families further into debt. >> people can't afford them in the first place and they're beig set up to take out loan after loan after loan and fall into te trap. >> a u.s. analysis of 10,000 complaints to the federal government found that 91% involved predatory debt collecti

it's all on fox 25 boston.com. >>> police officers are about to learn how to enforce the state's new transgender rights law. to use bathrooms or locker rooming that correspondent with their identity. tomorrow mara healy is expected to outline how this will be enforced but tonight she gave us some insight into how the guidelines came together. >> when members of the business community and others to put together guidance that is practical and how they can solve a lot. >> we will update you on our newscast tomorrow evening. >> college students are moving in this week and for one group move-i morning. it started at a home in alston. 11 people forced out several college students who had just moved in. investigators tell fox 25 the home is meant to be two units but has been illegally split up further by the landlord. fire inspectors plan to cite the snroold this is classic example of landlords not paying attention. >> investigators plan to meet with that owner tomorrow morning. they told us they haven't had any issues with this face a number of citations. as for the fire crews say it start

boston.com reporting that the investigation will likely expand to the entire department. gloucester's mayor hired two nd pent firms to conduct investigations into the and the detective there. and a third investigation could start very soon. the gloucester times says a lynnfield attorney will perform an audit of the chief's professional conduct. >>> 6:34. animal control officers are searching for the owner of a two dogs left abandoned at the arnold arboretum. nicole jacobs is live with more on the dogs' conditions. nicole. >> reporter: chris, city animal officials are doing all they can to find the owner of the two dogs. photosvia social media which has been shared over 500 times at this point. i want to get you to a picture of the dogs because they appear to be well cared for. this is shelly and shelby the names given to them by the city at this point a park ranger found them tied to a tree at the arnold arboretum. no signs i've buses but one's paw pads were burned likely from walking on hot pavement we are told. the park ranger waited for did so now the city is caring fo

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you can find it at fox 25 boston.com. >> new at 4:00 this man is accused of stealing a cooler arrested saturday morning, the man was checking on a store when another officer noticed the dr. of the cruiser open and the 27 year-old walking away with a cooler. he is due in court next month. and attleboro man is facing drunk driving charges after he crashed into a police car in newburyport, jeer myya garrett levine was looking at his phone when he sped into a rotary on spotford street and hit the cruiser early sunday morning. the officer was treated and released from the hospital. >> a man will spend the rest of his life in prison for shooting and killing an boston. the judge sentenced castillo to mandatory life in prison without the possibility of parole. we reported last week he was found guilty of first degree murder. prosecutors said the video showed castillo shooting steven perez in 2012 after an argument. castillo's lawyer said they plan to appeal. >> >> now your local mork from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> not that much different

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until the november election and fox25 will have you covered right here on air and online at fox25 boston.com. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> gene: david ortiz taking swing at donald trump. he recently did an interview discussing the republican's papi said hard working latinos not getting the respect they deserve. ortiz went on to say, quote, when you speak like that, it is a slap in face no matter where you're from and mexican brothers that come to do all the dirty work >> julie: major issues backed up to the cloverleaf and still seeing the heavy steady volume on 93 south. 128 southbound slow approaching 93 and then on 128 south through the lexington area. as we shift south still seeing much heavier conditions on 95 than we do typically during the weekday mornings. over to the live drive times, 50 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. goodness getting back to much more normal drive times on 93 south, now about an hour and 20 minutes from 495 in andover to the leverett connector. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and foggy conditions. >> shiri: spots like

log on to fox25 boston.com for more pictures of the suspect's arrest and closer look at details of the case. >> sara: new this morning police in southbridge looking to having their cruisers parked in the open without any security. fox25 jessica reyes is live outside the southbridge police department where plans to pave the lot were on the back burner in order to pay for the new fence, jess. >> jessica: that's right. that was the police parking lot you saw out the here live this morning. the chief wants this for the officers because all in response to the antipolice what we have heard over the past month and year and he says it is not safe work. we have a better look at the parking lot now. see once again it is really not that secure and no fence around it but this morning the chief is telling the worcester telegram and gazette he wants to change that. his plan is to put a fence around the police parking area. he has asked the town to repurpose the safety ground that was initially going to be used to repave the parking lot and wants to use that for a fence instead. town counselors did u

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according to boston.com, kelly elementary won't be assigning any homework to its 550 students. the superintendent says she hopes students will use their extra time to engage with their families and get to bed without that additional homework. family time, reading, dinner together, getting a good night sleep is so important for kids. >> christa: it really is. just getting to bed on time. all right. that's our struggle in our house at least, chris. >> chris: you fight it when you're young. it starts at the age of two. my daughter is like that now, screams heading off to bed, but when you're tired you're tired. if there is one news story, the kids will pay attention to, i think it's that one with no homework. partly, a couple spotty showers around. turning up the heat. pushing 90 on friday. best chance of a sure or thunderstorm will be on sunday morning. >> sarah: stay with us, everybody. >> christa: we'll be right i' -n >> sarah: students warned. a community concerned. >> it is scary. it's concerning. >> sarah: are inappropriate pictures being sent through a popular app? >> chris

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course we are going to continue to follow the story and have updates on air and on-line at fox 25 boston.com. in the news room, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> the blast in new york comes less than 12 hours after an explosion in seaside park, new jersey new jersey, at this point new york city's mayor bill diblasio said there is no evidence that the two are connected. the fbi said a pipe bomb was planted in a garbage can near the starting line of a marine corps charity line, it went off minutes before the race was but thank try there's problems with the registration and it delayed the start of the race so money was in the area at the time and no one was hurt. the race was canceled. and the area was shut down for much of the day in new jersey. the fbi's joint terrorism task force is investigating and they have not ruled out terrorism either. >> a mall rampage sended by an off duty police officer. the suspect was shot dead after stabbing 8 people inside a st. cloud, minnesota mall. according to police, the man was wearing a private security uniform and attacked people at mall last nig

as we have more information, of course, we will let you know both on air and on-line at fox 25 boston.com. in the theater district, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> breaking into the news room, 4 people are dead after a fire in greenfield, that's just north of springfield. we just got the information from the state fire marshall's office that the victims are believed to be 3 adults an one child. their identities are not been reeslood at this point. police say a 911 call came in just after 5:00 this morning, with people trapped inside there. when firefighters got there, the flames were too intense for them to go inside and search. crews are still at the scene working to get the fire under control and we are working to get more information for you, we will bring it to you as soon as we have it. >> tough situation out there this evening mo. we continue to follow developing news out of washington state this morning as well. take a look at this man right here. this 0 year-old suspect is now in custody, accused in that killing of five people inside a shopping mall that happened on frid

fox boston.com and myste one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women.

boston.com. see you back here at noon v one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women.