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now to a tragedy in brockton. a teen out riding his bike was killed on the road, and now we are hearing from his father. here is jonathan hall with more. >> reporter: 14-year-old madio st... bike to a friend's home. he was struck and killed by a ford escape last night. the father of the brockton high freshman, an immigrant from guinea, speaking out about the death of his son. >> he not come back. >> reporter: the 14-year-old was riding his bike near the brockton food mart. that vehicle was heading in the opposite direction. >> everything i have heard about the young man this student. model citizen. report t accident happened just before 7:00. it is unclear why the 18-year-old at the wheel of the escape struck the boy. that driver did stop and is cooperating with the brockton police. . >> one of the aspects of the investigators is if there may have been some other vehicle that could have influenced what happened without actually making contact. the brockton community very upset by the boy's death as are his classma

this is on main street near the brockton food mart. meantime this morning there's still the question of what investigators drove the silver suv involved in that crash and from this video you could see that they were testing the suv's brakes. what we know is this. around 6:45 last night the 14-year-old was riding his bike here on main street when he was hit and killed by the suv, and what is so heartbreaking is that police were not able to identify him for several hours. they did find his cell phone but they couldn't access his contacts because it was lost, finally notify his family. this morning police still have not released his name or the name of the 18-year-old male driver of that suv. >> were very active investigation. way too soon to know if charges will or won't be filed but the driver did stop and was cooperative. >> stephanie: the plymouth county district attorney is now handling this investigation. i also reached out to them and coming up in 30 minutes, the extreme lengths police went and took to finally notify the victim's f

the brockton community very upset with the boy's death as are his classmates at brockton high school. officers say the driver who is very shaken has not been charged. >> this morning investigators the black box from the vehicle that struck the young man. >> and the mayor says that black box could help democrat the speed of the ford. the principal of brockton high school released this statement, it says, quote, the loss of a student is always difficult and affects our entire vhs family. counselors at the school today and two other city where some of his seven brothers and sisters attend classes. jonathan hall, 7news. >>> the restaurant has re-opened its downtown crossing location. the restaurant voluntarily closed its doors yesterday when a woman reported getting sick after eating there. inspectional services checked it out and found several violations that included problems with food temperatures, cleanliness and even insects. it continually works to improve safety standards and practices. >> let's talk about the patriots the pittsburgh steelers will be without their quarterback on su

. >>> brockton mill issued a stearn statement this weekend regarding multiple fights at brockton high school leading to eight arrests. police say most of these fights at the end of last week were incidents. >> we will not allow them as conduct with a handful of students to disrupt the learning of over 99% of our students who are there to take advantage of all the opportunities of brockton high school. >> school officials aren't sure what caused the violence. they think it may have to do with a post often social media. a total of 16 students were suspended. >>. >>> happening tomorrow fox 25 has learned that law enforcement agencies from all around new england will meet to talk about the investigation into the local state and federal authorities will discuss nathan carmen and his missing mother. linda carmen was lost at sea after her their boat sank offshore. the agencies are expected to meet in new london academy. according to a search warrant police say they're investigating nathan for reckless endangerment resulting in death. >>> new tonight, ready to go. a fox 25 viewer shared this

live in brockton, julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: the search continue this is andover for a man who police say exposed himself to kids at an elementary school. it happened on monday when the students were outside for recess at st. talking stein elementary school. the man was in a parking lot next to the school. witnesses say he stood outside his car and exposed himself proposal to bring slot parlors to their town. those opposed winning 2-1. the mayor tells the herald this is a good win. however it's not over, the question is still on the ballot in november. if approved the ballot question would grant the gaming commission power to put a parlor wherever it wants. also new o'malley is voicing question 4. braintree. he's expressing several concerns including what he called the threat to public safety and the idea it would entice children to use drugs. according to the globe he sent letters to parents of some 40,000 catholic school children throughout the archdiocese. doug: 6:09, and there is good news for the lobster industry. eri

freshman at brockton high video of what this scene looked like last night and this morning there's still the very big question of what exactly led up to the crash. now, we were there as investigators were driving suv and see investigators testing the suv's brakes, possibly testing for mechanical failure. what we know is that around 6:45 last night the teenage boy, 14-year-old, he was riding his bike here on main street, when he was hit and killed by and heartbreaking four hours to identify the teen and notify the family and didn't have id and cell phone lost and so couldn't access his contact and this tragedy highlights making streets safer for bikist and city has been working to improve the road. issue of bicycle safe a lot of cities right now. >> stephanie: they have not issued the name of the driver of the suv. he is cooperating and so far no charges have been filed and coming up in 30 minutes looking into today and to find some answers. in brockton, i'm stephanie coueignoux, >> daniel: this happened on king street around 6:30 and officials one car caught off another and caused it to

he's live in brockton, todd? reporter: it's been a tough day here in brockton. grief counselors have been several schools, as the memorial here on scene continues to grow, and the family continues to mourn. >> he's a very good boy, a very intelligent boy, and very lovely boy. reporter: today, the family of 14-year-old madio djalo is struggling to come to terms with his sudden and tragic death. the brockton teen was struck and killed by this suv tuesday night, while djalo was riding his bike on main street. a family member is seen here, collapsing to the street upon hearing the bad news. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with mayor bill carpenter: the vehicle that struck him was travelling south, but one of the aspects the investigators are continuing to look at is if there may have been some other vehicle that could've influenced what happened without actually making contact. reporter: now, a memorial of flowers and stuffed animals is growing at the scene of the crash, paying tribute to a promising young man who moved here with his family from guinea

a sad situation here in brockton. this accident happening here in the 1 you can see it's a pretty commercial area. police this morning are still trying the figure out exactly how this happened. a 13-year-old boy is hit and killed by a car while riding his bike in brockton. >> it's very early in the investigation. >> nicole: the accident happened on main street just before 7:00 last night. brockton's mayor said they had a hard time identifying the child. they had his cell phone but haven't been able to contact his family. late last night the family to find out their loved one had been killed. accident reconstruction crews spent hours trying to figure out what happened and still aren't sure. the driver himself is young and not long after the crash witnesses say his mother picked him up and took him home. >> the driver is a teenage driver, clearly visibly shaken, was cooperative. no charges filed at this point. >> nicole: and late last night. they got back into that driver's s.u.v. and were trying the figure out exactly

police identifying a teen struck and killed in brockton as this freshman at brockton high school. antoinette: juli mcdonald is live in brockton where she spoke to family and friends about this traumatic loss. juli: the mayor of brockton told newscenter 5 investigators are seeking a would show whether speed was a factor in this crash. today the real focus is on who madio djalo was. this brockton home filled with people and pain as family and friends who loved madio djalo mourned the 14-year-old killed while riding his bike tuesday night. >> at this point no charges have been filed. it is still a very active investigation. juli: a small symbol of love where an suv hit the boy just before 7:00. today madio's family is looking for comfort, remembering his qualities that made them so proud. >> a very good boy. very lovely boy. juli: the now freshman came to the u.s. six years ago from ginny. many of madio's relatives still live there. two visiting siblings spent precious moments with her brother over the past few weeks. the family is leaninon and say they will pray for their boy foreve

. >>> bumper cars in brockton. move may have saved her life. the heart-stopping moments inside one boston home. >>> a dreary, wet, and cold saturday. how the month of october began here. rain falling for much of the day, finally clearing out by the evening. >> the rain a much-needed dousing from mother nature. tomorrow, sarah looking a little bit nicer. >> a little bit drier out there compared to today where some areas just got completely soaked. take a look at these rainfall totals. down across the cape and islands, the southshore, over an inch of rain has fallen. we ed need -- we really needed it. boston picking up .75. about an inch in bedford but lesser amounts the further west about locations for those heavier downpours across our even areas. that was pushed off to the coast as we headed to the afternoon and we were left with areas of drizzle much like we have right now. temperatures in the 50s. 60s for the cape. low visibility. if you are gonna be traveling. be aware. visibility in worcester and nantucket and we have this spin in the atmo

live in brockton. fox25 news. . >>> crews are working to clean up after a car crashed into a building in mattapan. crashed through a fence. it appears it was involved in a crash with a second car. no one was hurt and an inspector was called in to make sure that building was safe. >>> more than a dozen shots ring out in dorchester avenue wounding a man vacuuming his minivan. this morning he is in the hospital with serious injuries. this was the scene last night as police investigated. the shooting happened just after 5:30 outside of a house near the intersection of mather treat. the herald spoke to man o said he is the victim's brother and he says there was a baby inside the house at the time of the shooting. no one else was hurt, and no one else was arrested. >>> a swimmer is lucky to be alive after ipswich. >>> a swimmer is lucky to be alive after ipswich. he and his son in in how the weather, michael, made this an extremely difficult rescue. >> reporter: rescuers were so relieved they were able to ge

. >>> and close call in brockton leaves a huge mess behind. a car veering out of control crashes into a house. one man tells fox25 with b a startling scene he witnesses that has him slamming on his brakes and running for help. >>> hurricane matthew causing big problems in the caribbean. aysomeone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the >>> hurricane matthew is expected it deliver a potentially catastrophic blow to the caribbean starting joins us now with how the area is getting ready. good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: daniel, a hurricane warning is in place for jamaica as they brace for

that's latest live from brockton, tim caputo, 7 news night team. we have a breaking news in ipswich. guard. there's a night amaka ubaka us live in ipswich. >> well kim one swimmer was able to make it back to shore on his own other swimmer was rescued around 9:30 evening he had already been in water for four hours by then. we know he was transferred to local hospital and he's in stable condition. we do have video of this scene from earlier. what we know at this point that is men told police that they were caught up in swept out rip current. coast guard says that is father and a son-in-law who both experienced swimmers. they went into water around 5:30. but after they didn't return home, concerned family members went to the beach and noticed their bikes were still on shore. but there was no sight of em this. that's when they called 911 and coast guard began their search. by boat and by helicopter. at one point police say the son-in-law was able to make back to shore and tell them what happened appear after an hour lifted into the chopper he's some so

under quarantine at the brockton center for ten days and mayor of brockton is calling for him to be put down. we have a photo of the dog. his name is leo and he is a husky. he got out and attacked four people including a fire fighter, a animal control officer and a 75-year-old woman. the mayor said a city will hold a hearing to figure out what to do wit made it very clear what he thinks the owner should do. >> my feeling is that he bit four people in one day. i have seen and heard enough. in my mind the dog is dangerous. and my hope will be that the owner of the dog will just work with us voluntarily. sign over the dog and give permission for it to be euthanized. >> reporter: three of the four people that leo bit to go to the hospital but thankfully none of the injuries were owner will face charges. crews did reach out to the dog's owner and had no comment for us. live in brockton this morning, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> lawyers for former patriots player aaron hernandez have asked a judge to limit what the jury will hear in an upcoming murder trial. hernandez will be in court for a

freshman at brockton high school. newscenter 5's juli mcdonald spoke to family and friends today about the teen's tremendous loss. filled with people and pain, as family and friends who loved the 14-year-old, mourn him when he was killed riding his bike. >> it is still a very active investigation. reporter: a small symbol of love sits on the street -- cnet main street, where an suv hit the boy before 7:00. today, mario's family is looking for comfort, remembering his qualities that made them so proud. >> he's a very good b six years ago from ginny. many of his relatives, including his mother, still in there. >> godsend him to come. reporter: the family is leaning on that faith through their heartache, and say they will pay for their boy forever. >> the rest of our lives, we will pray for him. brockton, right now investigators are seeking a wind to examine equipment and the suv that would reveal whether speed may have been effective. in brockton, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: 4:30, police looking for 4 suspe

brockton mayor bill carpenter released this statement to fox 25 this morning, saying, no action will be taken with the dog that bit four people yesterday until after a thorough investigation is completed. that will include a review of the dog's history and evaluation of the dog's viciousness and a meeting with the dog's owner. large barn fire around 1:00 p.m. the fire broke out afternoon on south bend lane and summer's road. no word if anyone was inside. you can see the crews frantically working to protect the nearby home. big day for red sox nation. the team's first playoff game in three years is tonight. the sox taking on the cleveland indians in game one of the alds. butch stearns is live in cleveland, where an exciting matchup is just hours away. butch? >> the reporter: little less than three hours away, mark, the jo get to another world series. game one, 8:00 p.m., first pitch, rick porcello on the mound and hopefully, craig kimbrel into close it. those are the two guys who may have the most influence on this game wynn. the guy who is starting the game and the guy who very likel

a 14-year-old boy riding his bike in brockton hit and killed. the driver was another teenager. tonight investigators are >> the victim's family is in a state of shock as you might imagine. bill shields is live in brockton with the story. >> reporter: you see behind me the growing memorial for the 14- year-old boy. that's the spot where he lost his life just 23 hours ago. and the driver -- the alleged 18-year-old driver -- no charges so far. >> his father seemed but after all he lost his 14- year-old son. >> everything i've heard about the young man was that he was a wonderful young man, excellent student, model citizen and a tremendous loss to us. >> yesterday evening in brockton, the 14-year-old was on his bike and hit and killed by a car. the 18-year-old driver stayed on the scene. >> i was here.

this week, the car was broke into in front of her home in brockton. long with others on the street. the thieves ransacked it. >> the whole front, everything in here, was taken out of everything -- my sunglasses, a taken out and on the seat and this was on the floor, opened. >> reporter: and they took her mother's ashes. >> i just want them back. and i hope that the person that took them, if they did, in fact, think that it was drugs, i hope they get help. >> reporter: carolyn believes the ashes may have been mistaken for drugs like heroin or cocaine. she filed a police report but all she wants is whoever took those ashes to return them, no questions asked. >> they could've taken anything, any material thing. but someone's ashes, they're not replaceable. >> reporter: you know carolyn tells me that she actually lost her son about a year and a half ago and she had hoped to combine his ashes with her mother's ashes in some sort of keep sake. brockton police tell me there's very little they can do in this case but they are investigating if you have any information, you're asked to contac

a brockton teenager is dead after he is hit by a suv while riding his bike. video of them taking tests at the scene. why it took hours to identify that teenager. >>> a late-night rescue off the coast of ipswich. this man and his son-in-law got lost off of crane beach. the son-in-law made it back on shore but this man spent hours treading hours before he was found. >>> the third and final presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. coming up, the guest each kahn has invited to try to intimidate the other. >>> well, one man is dead, another is struggling to survive after a suv hit them in waltham. police say both men were in a crosswalk on their way to work when they were hit on wyman street yesterday morning. the driver was a 60-year-old man from waltham who was not impaired. they are looking into weather have been factors. >>> you can call him grandpa bill, but do so at your own risk. bill belichick with the birth of a grandchild. decidedly old school he announced he is no fan of tablets. he said this technology just not for him. >> as you p

an accident in brockton. northbound, start to expect the delays to build towards 128. >> olessa, thank you. we are tracking overnight developments right now as hurricane matthew moves towards florida. >> erika is tracking that new information as it comes in this morning. >> first in the bahamas where the hurricane is hour. the island being battered by the category storm. coastal areas were evacuated ahead of matthew. matthew expected to strengthen before it approaches the florida coast. highways were just jammed as nearly two million people try to move inland ahead of the storm at urging of officials there. we're getting details about the destruction left behind in haiti. at least 10 people are confirmed dead on the island. aid workers are still trying to you can track matthew on our wcvb mobile app. >> thank you. this morning we're learning new details about a controversial open-tolling proposal for the commonwealth. it has to do with your information. >> the eye's sera congi is in newton with those concerns

for brockton drivers it was a rough 24 hours yesterday. fox 25 erica ricci reports this morning, when the skies opened up, yesterday it was as if many were getting behind the wheel for the first time. >> reporter: it was the first real rain fall we've had in months and when it fell yesterday, drivers in brockton acted like it. there were 29 crashes in 24 say were weather related. fernando pinto witnessed one of them on main street as a pick up tried to pass a car illegally. he says the slick streets definitely played a role. >> swiped him on the left side, lost control of the pavement was wet. swerved to the incoming lane the opposite lane and hit a minivan straight facing. >> reporter: the driver who caused that crash outside of the spot lounge around 6:30 p.m. was charged with drunk driving and operating without a license is. accident was likely compounded by the weather. >> he kind of swiped him, he kind of -- like a ping-pong -- like two billiard balls. he swerved out -- and, of course, pavement being wet contributed to it. >> reporter

. >> and developing right now at 6:00, a brockton high schooler hit and killed while riding his bicycle. the driver also a teenager. we're live with the latest on the investigation. >> a swimmer pulled hours. the rescue off the beach. >> and the final faceoff, what both presidential candidates are doing to prepare for their last debate tonight. but we will start with danielle niles this morning and we are expecting a very nice day out there. >> that's right. no umbrellas today. >> definitely don't need those. 75 to 80. feeling more like the end of august. i know a lot of us were waiting for the warmup. it's humid as you step out this morning. going to stay active today. 65. mid 60s in manchester. concord sitting at 55. mild for us. and mid 60s on the cape. had a couple sprinkles. these are dwindling. but the clouds are going to pass through this morning and it's going to be varying amounts. just over an hour from now, warm, 77 by lunchtime. beautifuto top out at 75 to 80 degrees. sun and clouds, quite pleasant. and still in the mid 70s for the ride home. some rain on the way. i'll have

not a slowdowns through the brockton and avon stretch. route 3 has heavy rain coming out of ducksbury and into the rockland area. out to the west, you do have some rain. be careful out there. volume still on the lighter side. much the same up to the north out of new hampshire. 93 starting to see heavier company now getting through 495. not yet at 128. trains starting on time. erika: it's 5:17. york city mayor michael bloomberg donating $50 million to the museum of science. he will make the announcement today at the museum. the gift is the largest in the museum's history. bloomberg's donation will go towards education programs and exhibits promoting science and engineering. the education division will be named after bloomberg's parents. doug: checking your economy this tuesday morning, asian shares were mostly higher ahead of china's quarter growth data release. stock futures a investors watching for new consumer data out expected later today. the mbta is looking towards a future with no cash involved in its entire fare system. the new sys

we're live in brockton morning. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter neglect in new hampshire. the shock from neighbors who thoughts the owner was up to something else. what drivers need to know before next week. changes to tollbooths. >> i'm watching cloud cover moving in from the north and west. those move through and give way to sunshine this afternoon as we make our last run up toward 80 degrees. when it turns cooler again. >> looking dapper. the obamas hosting their final state the president's remarks last ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? geico motorcycle, you know me. th kelly ayotte.hire this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> welcome back. it's 4:40. these dogs saved inside a new right now, the owner could be facing charges. po

. >> also on 7, a teen tragedy under investigation in brockton. police say this 14-year-old boy riding his bike was hit and killed. >> let's go out to 7's jonathan hall live in brockton. >> good evening, about 24 hours ago this boy was alive getting ready to take a bike ride. unfortunately it would be his there. the boy's family was here just a few minutes ago and left that bunch of balloons. the morning is lost and now planning a funeral. >> reporter: 14-year-old madu left his house to see a friend and never came home. pictured here with one of his seven brothers and sisters. he was truck struck and on main street. his worried stepmother required hospitalization after she came to the crash site looking for him. police asked her for a photo, she was so shaken she couldn't get on facebook. >> i forget everything because i see the bike i snow it is my son. >> massachusetts state police worked for hours last night to reconstruct the crash. his parents are not inclined or blame the 18-year-old driver. has been cooperative with police. it is unclear ju

. >> christa: and brawls breaking out at brockton high school. how school officials say they plan the keep students safe. >> sarah: and what investigators say sparked this fire in a dartmouth college 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 the aisle to protect access to mammograms. i approve this message because after all the >> sarah: now at 5:30, disturbing details. a local school superintendent charged with d.u.i. now parents want to know why she stayed on the job for more than a month after her arrest. >> christa: and fighting back, officials in lynnfield looking the make a change after a murder in a mansion rented out for a party. ism and we have a sneak peek of bombing. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> christa: the first monday in october, and tha

. >> a dog attacks and sends people to the hospital in brockton. coming up, hear from the man who was the first to get bit. >> dog, get on the ground right now. >> vanessa: but first, this wild ride comes to a crashing end. what sparked the high-speed chase. the video is new and next on ?? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, and want to have people understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center and blue cross blue shield has me. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. ?? it'll be here before you know it. hello, halloween. it's the one night when everybody dresses up. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. you ca

bill shields is live in brockton with the story. >> reporter: you see behind me the growing memorial for the 14- year-old boy. that's the spot where he lost his life just 23 hours ago. and the driver -- the alleged 18-year-old driver -- no charges so far. >> his father seemed but after all he lost his 14- year-old son. >> everything i've heard about the young man was that he was a wonderful young man, excellent student, model citizen and a tremendous loss to us. >> yesterday evening in brockton, the 14-year-old was on his bike and hit and killed by a car. the 18-year-old driver stayed on the scene. >> i was here. immediately and was fully cooperative with the authorities and did go to the hospital as a precaution. >> reporter: investigators tested the brakes on the suv as they tried to figure out what happened. today, a growing memorial to the 14-year-old on the spot where he died. his yeahing friends say he loved -- his grieving friends say he loved sports and computers. his family came and now they've lost a son. >> reporter: before any charges are filed against the 18-year- old dr

brockton has about 15,000 local patients. they come here to transfer money, buy from cards, putting minutes on the phones for family mentor -- members on the caribbean island. communication is very tough right now. many people are not getting information. this place is a gathering spot to share news. , into the brockton shop. it's her city in haiti. people are evacuating from flooded homes. local haitians are on edge. >> i feel like crying. i'm sorry. it is very hard, because it was almost 4 a.m. when i lost contact with everybody. one person is already dead, and another one disappeared. reporter: she lives in randolph, but threw herself on, she has all the images of what she fears is her demolished homeland of haiti. this is the situation when they could go out in the streets. it is so much worse right now. we will continue to watch from here. we will have more on what unicef and other local organizations are doing to help. ed: you can track hurricane matthew any time on our wcvb mobile news apps. if you don't have them yet,

stretch. 24 out of brockton. 95 slow going, almost route 1 in sharon heading up to 128. delays out of canton, getting up into that needham stretch. brake lights on the mass pike begin at 495, and stop and go for you all the way into the newton stretch up to the north, 93 heavy andover down to the city, and up around 128, delays again just before route 1 out of that peabody stretch all the way down to lexington. if you are taking the trains, green reporting minor delays. not too bad on the roadways. cindy fitzgibbon, what can we expect today? >> speaking of that, look at this picture. how great is this? just got this in via twitter. this is the sunrise in revere. how gorgeous is this? some clouds out there right now but they are thinning out, and we're going to see partly sunny skies today. very mild out the door, just a couple of spots in the 40s. otherwise mid 50s in worcester. we dropped to 59 in lawrence because the skies are clearing, 60s out to the cape, we still have cloud cover but the clouds are sinking southward with a very weak frontal boundary that's going to

brockton police say the young student was assaulted by a 44-year-old man. the man was known to the teen and had come to a safe place. and you know, it's heart-breaking. >> it's sad. it's sad for the parents. >> reporter: that sexual assault suspect is under arrest and behind bars. superintendent of schools releasing a statement in part saying: kelli o'hara, 93 going up in flames in boston. this was the scene southbound near storrow drive on saturday. exit 26 shut down while crews worked to put the fire out. heavy smoke pouring out of the tunnel there as a result of that fire. offices say the good news here is no ones was hurt. you can expect a long ride into work on monday morning. demolition crews have started tearing down the toll booths along the mass pike. mass toll c changed over the automated system. the state made the switch and bunch the biggest concerns right now is going to be traffic. >> if you drive, stay in your lane. do not stop at the toll booth. obey the 15 miles an hour speed limit but come monday if you can maybe augment your work schedule

south shore, the south coast, and heavier downpours on the cape the northern extent, you can see, brockton, you are in it, this extends south side of mansfield and over to weymouth, and you can see south of there, that's where we have the rain right now, so rain gear required at massachusetts early this morning, but getting off the bus, it is bright and breezy for all of us. temperatures coming up into the 50s, so here's the timeline on the rain, as we go into the next hour, notice it is focused from plymouth down to the south coast and the cape, and by 8:30, 9:00, it's going to be exiting and the skies are going to brighten up quickly behind this rain. 45 out the door right now in worcester. lower 40s in keen, and lawrence in the upper 40s, otherwise, lower 50s from the north shore and boston and all we'll hang onto the cloud cover, even around the boston area, from mid to late morning and the skies do brighten up. temperature in the mid 50s but the winds are kicking up. even though we'll have the merging sunshine, mid to upper 50s, the best we do, 58 in boston, and just barely in the low

. >>> breaking news and a tragedy in brockton. a 13-year-old boy riding his bike hit by a car and killed. >> the driver of that car is also a teenager. wbz's chantee lans is live in brockton with the latest. >> reporter: david and lisa, the family of that victim just arrived on scene, they are understandably extremely upset. one woman just collapsed here and officials are here to help the suv is still on scene, police don't know what led to the crash but can tell us that a young teenager lost his life on the street tonight. >> it is a very active investigation, detectives are getting statements from witnesses. >> reporter: brockton officials say a young teenager was writing his bike when a teenager -- riding his bike when a teenager driving an suv struck and killed him. >> i am a father of six and i changed forever. >> reporter: bill carpenter says the police spent hours trying to figure out the teen's identity. >> he is a boy ranging in age of 12 to 13 but we really don't know. what is going on right now is we are working closely

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

. >>> breaking in brockton, an suv strikes and kills a young boy on a bike. tonight police are having a difficult time track down his family. on scene gathering details all night. erika, you were in close contact still with police. >> yeah, well, vanessa, it appears that police have found the boy's family because within the last five minutes, a group of people arrived here on the scene, fall asking screaming, falling to the ground, completely crippled by her emotion. the fire truck here, ambulance responding just about a minute ago and it appears that they're having great diffi it's been a very difficult night, not only for the family as they're just coming to grips with this and learning what happened but for investigators who spent at least four hours trying to track them down and for those who were here on the scene, trying to piece together this tragic chain of events. s. >> reporter: over and over again, mass state police investigators tried to reenact a collision that occurred at 6:45 tonight on main street in between that silver suv and a young boy on

police have arrested two brockton men in connection with a crime. er. >> four days out of the second election debate of the presidential season and donald trump is preparing with a last-minute trip to new hampshire. the republican is hosting a small invitation-only meeting and standdown tonight. he will take questions from the audience as a practice debate for sunday. the next debate will let audience ask questions from the two candidates instead of a moderator. granite state. >>> and hillary clinton is taking the rest of the week off from the campaign trail to prep for the debate. the democrat does not have any events scheduled until sunday's match-up. vermont senator bernie sanders, chelsea clinton. vice president jill biden and massachusetts senator. the second presidential debate is set for sunday in solution. live coverage on fox25 begins at 9 p.m. >>> red sox in cleveland against the indians best of five series. starts at 8:00. rick porcello for the red sox. trevor bauer will pitch for the indians. butch spwuch in cleveland and look for his li

accused raping brockton high school student on campus. officer say it happened during school hours on thursday. they aested 44 year old andy officials say tow in acquaintance. what assault allegedly happened. brockton school superintendent telling fox 25 counselors are helping victim. they did not believe any other students were at wrist being. we working to get more detail. update you as soon as we have them. >> all right. big story of weekend potential shal for traffic trouble rap offed for monday morning's commute there new traffic patterns and mass ti con stuck effort up and down mass pike due new electronic tolling in place. work began last night at ten fox 25 joins us live west with update. lot activity right behind you. >> moving right along here west end about an hour ago. the entire over head structure come down. at least two tolls have been completely removed. i will step out of way so you can take a look at the blow gross here. behind me, there has been pile debris woker smashing up keeping pile to side. this process is case by

a brockton woman's heart broken after they make off with their mother's ashes of the thieves might have mistaken the ashes for drugs. now they're hoping they can help bring their mother home. >> my mother was a strong woman. she had breast cancer that she fo and off. >> reporter: since her death, carolyn parker keeps her mother's memorial picture on the dashboard and part of her ashes in a box in my car. >> they've been in my car, that

. >>> discarded needles are a point of concerned in brockton. city leaders say a nonprofit needle exchange has been handing out thousands of needle to drug users wow taking any in in exchange. tonight the ceo of that nonprofit is defending his agency to fox 25's kathryn now under the coach city officials. >> the needle exchange about a block and a half away. >> reporter: city councilor stands on the corner of downtown. >> a condo, businesses on the first floor. there's a church over there. >> reporter: all development she says has been threatened by discarded needles ever since the cope center run by brockton area multiservices, inc. began a free needle exchange down the street. >> it was coming across as a free for >> reporter: earlier this wiebe, brockton's mayor wrote state health fishes this letter expressing his concern after learning the program was not a one for one exchange which is exactly what the ceo promised the program would be. >> i have no problem admits i made a mistake. >> reporter: he denies claims that the needle exchange has

delays out of brockton. a slow ride on the expressway, 15 to 20 braintree into boston, and then along the pike, we're in good eastbound 495 to 128. an accident southbound on 93. delays to spot pond and we're also watching delays on the southbound red line. everything else on schedule. randy: thank you. new this morning, more trouble at boston latin school. emily: the dress code rules that have some students there upset. and we continue to follow that breaking news. five people killed in a wrong-way crash in middleborough. most banks are all the same... capital one isn't most banks. ? it's a relaxed place with helpful people focused on you, not trying to sell you things you don't want. no minimums. no fees. no nonsense. capital one even has a top-rated app that lets you bank wherever you are. that's banking reimagined. randy: five people killed in a wrongway crash in middleborough, the information just coming in. >> a boston university on alert, the troubling report from inside a dorm room. >> a new wave of v

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this is in brockton. although it's southbound on route 24, and exit 18, it's causing quite a bit of traffic northbound there. route 95 and route 3 not looking too bad this morning. let's take a like at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. northbound on the expressway. just 12 minutes into town on the pike. but that's from 128, and then 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 14 minutes this morning. both the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: we're getting our first look at the trailer for "patriots day," mark wahlberg's upcoming movie about the boston marathon. >> how many times you run this thing? 23 overall. >> that's impressive. on the day of the attack. it stars mark wahlberg and john goodman and police commissioner ed davis. patriots' day is set to debut in boston on december 21st. if movie opens nationwide in january. >> christa: doctors at brigham and women's successfully performing a special surgery for a former marine severely injur

and delays on 24 out of brockton, as well as the expressway, almost 25 minutes, braintree into boston. we're still watching that one canceled train. everything else is on schedule but lowell train 304 is canceled, the 6:40:00 a.m. train >> thank you. breaking overnight a woman rescued from a swamp after a desperate search. >> let's get right to the eyeopener's sera congi, live in burlington with what we know. sera. sera: the woman is in good health, police say she may have spent up to 30 hours in a billerica swamp. crews rescued 45-year-old tanya condon-frieden shortly after midnight. she was taken to the local hospital to be checked out but police say that she is okay. a search and she was found not far from where she was last seen on wednesday at 5:00 p.m. now investigates are still trying to figure out why she went missing, and how she ended up in that swamp. live this morning, in burlington, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: thank you, and more breaking news we're following, worcester police investigating a serious crash involving a tow truck and a bicycle. the man on the

it's a southbound accident right over by route 27 in brockton. but northbound everyone is stopping to see what's going on so it's add to get that volume. 25 to 30 now on the expressway from braintree into boston, and as you travel the pike eastbound there is a crash over by the delays stretching back to route 30, so give yourself that extra type, one lane is closed. 93 south, some volume out of methuen down towards 128, and as you travel south of there, so far, you are in good shape. volume down towards the lever connector. trains and buses so far, no problems there. they are running on schedule. you did ask us questions, and we he wondered if funds could be put towards maintain understanding the roads, and they say the boards are only used for safety, travel information and advisories. keep the questions coming, that's a mystery, you can ask olessa, and i will find out, just find me on askolessa@hearst.com. >> thank you. the red sox begin their playoff push tonight, they are in cleveland to take on the indians and former manager terry francona,

doug: startling video of animal abuse in brockton. that's tough to watch. antoinette: we're following breaking news this morning. a missing woman has been found safe in a swamp in billerica. updates ahead keep on smiling with dunkin's delicious reese's peanut butter doughnut square. frosted with chocolate and filled with reese's peanut butter buttercream. taste the fave you crave today. ? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. >> good morning, eyeopener! whoo! doug: all right. some alums givin as they welcome new grads to the boston area. antoinette: a fun fact. emily riemer is actually a proud ithaca grad along with ben simmoneau. all right. cindy, we hear there are tapes of them anchoring. cindy: i would like to see those. doug: on facebook it should be somewhere. antoinette: emily's not here. maybe we can dig them out of the the house without your umbrella. patchy mist and drizzle this morning. a lot of fog as well. ta

you approach the lever connector, the pike, in good shape and as you head south, 24 slow out of brockton, expressway 20, braintree into boston. randy. >> it was the end of an era at fenway park. the red sox were looking to the future without a big piece of the team. emotions are still running high. >> the eyeopener's doug meehan is live at fenway with the send-off that brought tears to a lot of eyes, doug. for many, it's hard to imagine fenway park without big papi. in fact, the pitcher clay buchholz cried, and he said that was the first time that he's done that after a game since little league but not alone. there were hardly a dry eye last night as papi emerged from the dugout one last time. he let the indians have their celebration and then he came up to salute the fans that he loved here for a decade. walking out to the mound. the thunderous applause, there loved him right back. peand tariq aziz >> it's been extraordinary, papi, thank you. >> he's finishing his career as a red sox, did the best that could. >> terry francona saying it was an honor to be on the field for his last game.

if you have any information, you're asked to contact the brockton police no questions asked. reporting in boston, i'm crystal >> vanessa: new hampshire authorities investigating a boat that sanctioned wild tied to the dock. sometime between october 2nd and 3rd. according to the marine patrol the boat named sequem was secure at the time. they're asking for anyone with information to call them. >> mark: the death toll in the tar heel state at 19. almost all of the victims drowned. rivers across the state are governor pat mccrory issued a sober warning today. >> stay away from the water. whether you're walking or riding in a car, do not get near the water. it will kill you. >> mark: 131 counties under a state of emergency. it's not over. officials expect rivers to still crest as early as saturday. in haiti, tens of thousands of hurricane victims remain desperate for helpful matthew has left 1,000 peoe the impoverished nation. the main concern is the polluted water outbreak. the world health organization is sending a million doses of the vaccine to haiti. it goes on and on. and w

we are watching volume out of brockton. still clearing a crash as you travel from braintree into boston. your ride is 25 minutes t expressway. eastbound 15, 495 to 128 and volume building out of methuen, word of a crash on route 1 by the jug handle, and you can see a bit of volume as you approach that incident. stop and go 93 south to the spot pond. trains and buses doing ok. >> thanks. right now drivers are bracing for what could be a rough commute as crews tear down toll plazas. >> and today, of course, the first realties of open polling on the massachusetts turnpike, the eyeopener's doug meehan is doug, how does it look? >> good morning. >> it is amazing, when you see what is happening to the tollbooths and how far they are along, although this is going to be a lengthy process. it's still encouraging to see. this is the destruction of the tollbooth in the middle. off to the left-hand side are the folks going eastbound into the city. the key here, if you are about to head out the approach these tollbooths, stay in your la

. >>> and jason, we're following more breaking news this time out of brockton where a young boy riding his bike was struck and killed tonight by an suv. erika richey is live at the scene on main street. i understand police are having a hard time identifying the boy. >> they, vanessa. we're gonna talk aut but first i want to direct your attention to the suv right here with the brake lights on, the police officers are standing near. that is the suv that struck the young boy and just a minute ago investigators were driving it down the street as the -- at the problems rate of speed it was going at -- the proximate rate of speed it was going at the time of impact. there's another investigation going on behind the scenes that's working to try to identify this young boy. with school officials and a cell phone that the boy had to try to get an id, but is so far this is just been really frustrating because, you know, we know there's a family out there that lost their son tonight and we really need to get ahold of them. and up to this point we have not been able to make a notification >> and thi