paid administrative leave the school committee' s unanimous vote last night came just hours after brian hyde pleaded not guilty to barging into a student' the alleged incident happened in september when hyde entered the home without permission and went through the student' s stuff to see if she was actually a resident of the town. hyde claims he was inved inside. this morning ahead of today' s u.s. october jobs report. that report will likely influence the federal reserve' s decision on an interest rate hike in december. numbers will need to rebound from disappointing job growth over the last three months in order to justify a rise. right now, dow futures are up ahead of the release. new numbers on the gender pay gap in massachusetts. researchers found that women in the bay state make 2.2% less than men for the same job with similar qualifications. that gap widens to 3.3% for married women with children. nationwide, the study found that men' s salaries continue to increase in their early 50' s. women' s salaries plateau in their late 30' s. randy: nine minutes before 5:00 on this friday morn

school superintendent brian hyde will face criminal charges. the parent of a student says he showed up to her home unannounced and rifled through her daughters belonging to make sure she was a resident. hyde originally claimed he was invited inside. the judge ruled yesterday there is probable cause to charge him. emily: a robbery attempt does not go as planned at a florida restaurant. you see the suspect in surveillance video falling through the ceiling. look at the top of your screen into a hub body and sushi restaurant. customers were in shock. they held him until police arrived. police say the suspect was trying to make his way through the restaurant' s office where the safe is located in . >> beam me up, andy. i have to spin around for this to work. >> wow. randy: the crowd loved it. jimmy kimmel using a hologram to host his late-night show at his hollywood studio and in nashville. he delivered his monologue and juggled for both audiences. guillermo also got in on the fun. cindy, we are looking forward to another absolutely fabulous day. ci

a magistrate found probable cause for the breaking and entering charges against mashpee brian hyde. he is accused of bursting into the bedroom of a female student the bedroom of a female student. the superintendent should take a leave of absence while the case is ongoing. >> too much going on and parents should need to know what happened before anything else happens. >>julie: the superintendent says he is disappointed with yesterday's decision. he will be arraigned in the next two weeks. >>> a police officer's death on the job turns out to be an elaborate ewe side and cover-up. coming up new this half hour, how his wife and son may be connected to a scheme that will steal from needy kids. >>> and next from bad to worse, a well-known sporting goods store is closing all its doors. where shoppers can look for going out of business deals. >>> but first storm system storm system -- stormtracker meteorologist shiri spear is checking the morning forecast. >>shiri: upper 40s and 50s. we will show you which spots get up to 70 degrees. before i go, here is the travel . the new owner of boston

they visit the homes of newly enrolled students, but earlier this month superintendent brian hyde was put on administrative leave because of the policy. he is charged with trespassing and breaking and entering. he was checking on a student's address who just returned from florida. the school is investigating the incident and have no records of such a policy. >>> late-night t service is in jeopardy once again. the mbta fiscal control board is willing to abandon the late is willing to abandon the late-night weekend t bus service which run unless 2 a.m. to save money. some t officials will consider adjusting fees and cancelling the late-night service and partnering with uber and lyft to provide rides. >>> two nashua sisters are being hailed heroes for saving their family their families from carbon monoxide poisoning. the furnace was sending in tox the furnace was sending in toxic fumes. 11-year-old lourdes mendez learned these were the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning in science class and knew something was wrong. >> we called our father, and he said that this is not normal and we s

a judged said there is probably cause to charge brian hyde with misdemeanor trespass and breaking and entering. hyde is accused without permission and a threw the stuff to see physical she lived there s. he claims he was invited in side do routine residency check. ed: she was supposed to live only days. now this patient of a her doctors ten years later. it is a milestone that hasn't come easy. heather: wcvb newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at mass general with the celebration. mary: she was given two week withs to live. ten years later, emma morgan is celebrated medical pioneer he and her team defied the odds ang along the way made significant strides with the im you plantable heart pump that keeps patience going. >> patients like you had to trust us. we had to paque a leap of faith together and study. mary. we met emma in 2005 following a massive heart attack and does this end tear clinical trial. the first to have the heart mate two implant a lighter streamline version of the original heart ump. there were are rough patches. >> we have come a rong way. the program, it had problem

the cape cod times says mashpee school committee voted unanimously to place brian hyde after breaking and entering. mashpee family claims he forced his way into their home and walked into a daughter's bedroom during a residency check in september. hyde has pled not guilty. >> gene: former taco bell manager has not reached out to the victim but went on tv to apologize. uber driver sayseld verbally abusive and kicked golden out of his car and that's when golden started to throw punches. >> it is not me in the video. ashamed. >> gene: goldman facing possibility of year in jail for actions and also fired for his job. >> sara: video hard to watch. >>> sara: deadly bus crash and happening early this morning and as you can from the video the top of the charter bus was just peeled open and what was the cause the accident. >> shiri: inch in vineyard and showing you how long the rain lasts next. food sitting around for weeks every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and al

magistrate this afternoon after the mother of a mashpee high school student claims superintendent brian hyde came into her home uninvited while investigating her daughter's residency status. >> i believe my client's claim has merit there's no question about that. >> reporter: hyde will you now face charges of breaking and entering and trespassing. had though he defends his action on that september morning telling fox 25 i a am disappointed with today's decision but i look forward to getting to the truth of the matter and am confident that i will be vindicated. >> yes, definitely. definitely makes me question him. >> reporter: parents who have been following the case tell fox 25 they weren't surprised by the charges. but disappointed that the man who represents their district is now under criminal scrutiny. kyle reed says he believes hyde should take a leave of absence while his case moving forward. >> there's too much going on and i think parents need to know what really happened before you know, before anything else happens. >> the attorney for that mother did tell me it will be much harder

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paid administrative leave the school committee' s unanimous vote last night came just hours after brian hyde pleaded not student' s home. the alleged incident happened back in september when hyde entered the home without permission and went through her stuff to see if she actually lived there. he claims he was invited inside to do a routine residency check. shareholders. emily: the investigation tied to climate change that is just beginning. >> [indiscernible] emily: the man was her teacher. 5 investigates looks at why it wasn' t a crime, and what this woman is doing now to fight teacher abuse. randy: olessa finds out a massage is just a few clicks away. the other hot new apps to boston bringing convenience and service. cindy: it' s looking more likely that we will hit a record today. the warmup before we gradually cool down. take a look at the temperatures lower 60' humidity. [ printer whirring ] t don't choose neighborhood health plan just because it costs less. t choose it for the thoughtful things, r like a welcome call to help with any questions... for the big things, p like access to w

on thursday brian hyde pleaded not guilty to trespassing charges. police say he broke into the home to see if the student really lived there. >>> aaron hernandez and his defense team got a setback in his double murder trial. the judge has rejected a request to throw out evidence seized from an suv he drove the night he killed two men in south end. >>> police have made an arrest in the murder of a woman found burned inside a car in worcester. right now thomas hoe hogan is charged with lying to police about his relationship with the -- thomas hogan is charged with lying to police about his relationship with the police. the woman's name has not been released. >>> first an explosion and complete silence. investigators in the deadly russian plane crash says the black box proves the crash was no accident. that information only confirms early american and british intelligence pointing towards terrorism. in its analysis of the video, france, too, says everything is fine 24 minutes into the flight. then in a second there is a blackout and no more voices hear

. >> julie: brian hyde accused of bursting into home of student during residency check in september. they found probable cause to uphold breaking and entering against the mashpee superintendent. parents we spoke with say hyde should take a leave of absence while the case is ongoing. >> too much going on and parents need to know what really happens. >> julie: superintendent says he is disappointed with the decision and arraigned within the next two weeks. >> daniel: local sports teams new england patriots received $700,000 from the national guard the guard paid for soldier salutes, game tickets, parking passes and use of high-end hospitality sweet each on days that the patriots were not playing. the guard also paid $280,000 for a luxury box that a bruins game. celtics got $150,000 for tickets at ceremony honoring vets. the red sox also received $100,000. >>> daniel: obesity -- busy day for us this sunday. fox25 morning news and nhl fox leading up to kick-off which starts at 1:00 and join us at post game show and take you inside the locker room and get and analysis. again, it is all th

. >> julie: cape cod times says mashpee school committee voted unanimously last night to place brian hyde on leave and trespassing and breaking and entering and mashpee family says forced way into daughter's bedroom and hyde pled not guilty. >> daniel: new study out finds criminals using facebook and other sites to their change and exburglars were surveyed and 78% reported they used social media to pick a target and security expert tells fox25 people are oversharing and also connecting with perfect strangers. >> we have thousands of comments don't even know what they are and enemies. >> daniel: hold off on posting vacation pictures until you're back home. >> julie: accident on sagamore bridge and closed the bridge on 6:45 and residual delays roads from the sagamore to the borne because earlier this morning the borne was only option to get on cape or off cape and on cape for that matter and process being cleared and starting to see things blown away and live drive times 14 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel and 21 minutes route 9495 to speen street and loo

randy: a school superintendent brian hyde will face criminal charges for an incident. the parent of a student says he showed up to her home unannounced and rifled through her daughter' s belongings to make sure she was a resident. hyde claimed he was invited inside. the judge ruled yesterday that there is probable cause to charge him. emily: a vocal advocate of death with dignity loss has died. he took a lethal dose of drugs to end his life in oregon benignant -- a malignant brain tumor. choices. randy: police in new haven are using a nine usual new tactic to teach drivers a lesson. they are going into unlocked cars and taking valuables. officers leave a note saying the items can be picked up at the critics are questioning if it is legal. emily: kraft-heinz is closing seven factories over the next two years and that will cost 2600 jobs. slashing the north american workforce by 15% or the company calls the decision painful but necessary to continue operating effectively. the company formed from the merger of kraft and heinz earlier this year. randy: a missing child myst

brian hyde is accused of breaking into a home for a check in and breaking and entering and trespassing charges against the mashpee superintendent. parents say hyde should take a leave of absence while the case is ongoing. >> too much going on and i think parents need to know what really happened before anything else happens. >> sara: the superintendent says he is disappointed with yesterday's decision and he will be arraigned in the next two weeks. >> gene: runner from italy ends up on wild adventure following a new york city marathon. he could not find his group and could not find a card with directions and took subway toward the jfk airport and never made it there, he was still in running clothes when police found him after 40 hours after the man did not speak english and had trouble communicating with officers. he was eventually put on flight back to italy. >> sara: a teacher receiving the high praise that she deserves this morning. >> i would have never been around them. >> sara: still ahead the photo that's going viral this morning that he shows how he helps kids make it to gradua

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cape cod times said that mashpee school committee voted to place brian hyde on leave. charged with trespassing and breaking and entering. a mashpee family said he forced had is way into the home and walked into the daughter's bedroom during a residency check in september. hyde has pled not guilty. >>> grandparents arrested for the floors covered with trash and debris even old food. the homeowner telling us police barged right in. >> they busted through the door >> they busted through the door, came winning down -- came running through and said on the floor. >> this came in as a tip and when we showed up at the house, we were given a tour. the couple says police are overreacting. >>> they come with all the dirt and grime from decades underground. in people paid thundershowers for out-of-date art. >>>. >> you are looking at a 24 >> you are looking at a 24-minute commute on the expressway from the braintree split to columbia road. >>> shiri. >>shiri: if you were hitting the roads, it is currently dry. a lot of fog around. 60 now. 61 at 7 a.m. i will dear fellow citizen, i

brian hyde is acuteed of bursting into the bedroom of a female student during a residency check in september. yesterday a magistrate found probable cause to uphold the breaking and entering and trespassing charges against the mashpee superintendent. hyde should take a leave of absence while this case is on ongoing. >>> too much going on and i think parents really need to know what happened before anything else happened. >> the superintendent says he is disappointed with yesterday is disappointed with he will be arraigned in the next two weeks. >>> the new owners of boston-based city sports will be closing all the 26 locations. city sports owner will sell off all of the store's assets to two companies out of illinois and boston. city sports filed for bankruptcy last month and claimed it was only closing a few stores. the plan is expected to be approved in court today. going out of business sales begin on friday. >>> and happening today, the company hope company hoping to build a casino in brockton will meet with the state gaming commission. companies applying for state's final casino - it wan

the cape cod times is reporting the school committee voted last night to place superintendent brian hyde on paid leave. now, fox 25 news first brought you this story in september when hyde allegedly barged into a student's home without permission. hyde pleaded not guilty yesterday, claiming he was invited inside to do a routine rep residency check. >> mark: patriots facing the -- the broncos, the bengals, they're underneathed as well, so the patriots, will look to keep pace in the ac. the pats know they are still a team, they have be sure and play well again come sunday. >> truly any given sunday, and you know, they get paid too, so you know, they're going to be coming out in and they're going to be playing their hardest, and -- mine, i mean, it's an nfl team. out there and think you're going to win. >> they're a good football team, playing hard, well coached and have a lot of great athletes, so you know, we've had a good week of preparation and excited to play them. for sure. this weekend, fox 25 news is the only station to see the undefeated new england patriots in hascum. our coverage

a falmouth magistrate making the decision to charge brian hyde, check that hyde did on a returning student in september. the student's mother told us back then that hyde arrived unannounced and entered her only uninvited. hyde contends he was invited in. he'll be arraigned at a later dade. >> mark: as tom brady and the patriots get ready to take on -- sports director tom leyden here to explain. >> you look at the numbers and the only thing you can say is wow, for the 25th time in his illustrious career, tom brady was named afc player of the week, first time he's earned the honor this year, though he was named player of the month in september. brady completed 26 of 38 passes for 356 yards, four touchdowns, and most important, not a single interception. it has been a fantastic season. and another fantastic episode. tom brady puts in his cap, but he's not the type of guy to rest game. >> there were a lot of things that we did in that game that, know, we talked about those things over the last -- over the time that we've had off. whether you win or lose in the nfl, you have to make improvement

on thursday, brian hyde pleaded not guilty to trespassing charges. police say he broke into the home to see if the student really lived there. >>> aaron hernandez and his defense team had a set basket. a judge rejected a request to throw out evidence the night he allege lid shot and killed two men. the judge also denied a request to drop a witness intimidation charge. >>> police have made an arrest in the murder of a woman found burned inside of a car in worcester. right now, thomas hogan is charged with lying to police about his relationship with the victim. police say he is a suspect in the case and could face additional charges. the murdered woman's name has not been released. >>> fist an explosion and then complete silence. investigators in the deadly russian plane crash say the plaque box proves the crash was no accident. that information only confirms early british and american intelligence pointing towards terrorism. in its analysis of that video, france, too, says everything is fine 24 minutes into the flight. then in a second, there is a bla