i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. picture perfect weather and pick of the week. >> tomorrow are best days. >> dry days, comfortable days, right now all about the sunshine in place and going to look a lot like this through date. although going to see a few more clouds mix in as 76 in plymouth, 75 in taunton. 77. down to millis 73 and boxford 72 and and 72 in nashua, new hampshire and good morning, worcester and continuing with the warm-up, lower 80s by noon time with sunshine, dry forecast today, scattered clouds and not making dry weather and big changes middle of the week and enjoy it, 84 to 88, range of highs today, exception will be ca where temperatures lower 80s and middle of the week and let's send it back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: 128 northbound a little proble right around 135 and expressway looking slightly better past the gas tank. here are live drive times, really the expressway a little slow, 26 minutes from the braintree split to the exit for the pike.suming after worldwide outage and

maybe he was playing pokemongo. >> daniel: or made a bad turn. >> daniel: cookies. for anyone who's counting the cookie season starts 143 days. >> shiri: countdown is on. if you need thin mints, i have some in the house. >> julie: maybe cookies aren't your thing. how about nachos. baseball fan had to learn the hard way. hard to multitask and carry the food and catch a fly ball. check this out. against san diego. only problem like i mentioned, had a hand, plateful of nachos and beer as well and ball right in his face and then food and beer went flying. made it up to him and made new t-shirt and new plate of nachos along with the balls almost took all of them >> sara: federal government weighing in on medical marijuana across the country and big blow >> michael: mourning loss of woman killed in massachusetts. >> to lose child, no matter what her age is horrible thing. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> sara: 8:30. picture perfect day could be dangerous for anyone that has to be outside. shiri is tracking oppress

this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller in for gene lavanchy. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. grab the umbrella and fan today, daniel. the humidity is back and so is much needed rain. fox25 meteorologist shiri spear and stormtracker weather center where you say everyone is at take you out to keene, new hampshire and rain, heavy rain around lots of lightning and slowly sliding southeast and half away from fitchburg and watching this one closely and right around the border and linn has really goes into new york and tracking toward boston so start out a little bit sticky. we end muggy and oppressive by the end of the day and leading way to humid air. and lunchtime to afternoon and couple waves of storm but because they are so widely scattered it is no the a slam stormy conditions today but at the coastline there's a solid 50% risk and chances are neighboring town and city will. i will time it all up with future cast coming up in a couple minutes. >> julie: 128 moving along fine and north of the pike proposing the tobin bridge. this is pretty typical volume over the zak

[ daniel's dad speaking french ] >> daniel: he says funky. delightfully funky stuff to flavor the steam that cooks the vegetables and the sabodet sausages from monsieur reynon inside the still. >> daniel: then we come back in, uh, an hour. >> anthony: at dusk, we settle for dinner. look at that. >> daniel: there is the pumpkin. >> anthony: incredible. look at that. wow. the pumpkin is amazing. we also have that great sabodet sausage from monsieur reynon. oh, look at that. >> daniel's dad: oh la la. >> anthony: cabbage and potatoes all steamed in the still. the flavor you get from the fermented grape -- awesome. >> daniel: yeah, it's awesome, huh? >> anthony: it's good. so good. and if you know daniel at all, he can't really help himself. he's popping up and down, serving everybody, making sure everything's just right. and sitting here with his family in the house he grew up in, you can see where it all comes from. madam and monsieur, their son, he's now a gigantic, international success. when he was a young man at 14 sneezing in the field, di

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i'm daniel miller. shiri spear has look at sunny day ahead. showers and last us the next hour and drift over the cape for the most part and falmouth get ready and this isn't really a big deal and only bringing us trace amounts of rain. 74 in boston right now, clouds thinner toward worcester, fitchburg and nashua, new hampshire and clouds are never going to totally leave us behind and 11:00 a.m. mostly cloudy out there and in the afternoon and coast including boston and 86? examine 88 and cape and 82? and that's going to be the last spot to dry out, time it out with future cast coming up in just a fews. >> catherine: mass pike crash and all lanes of the mass pike are open in auburn. video from earlier this morning. two tractor-trailers collided on pike eastbound around 2:30 this truck was seriously hurt and in the hospital and checked the map for that situation and really traffic has thinned out in the area and that's good news. all lanes reopen there and look at how other areas looking. see on 93 coming through medford there, still jammed up,

>> sara: shiri has changes on way to stay inside and crank up ac, daniel. >> daniel: >> shiri: where did you get ice cream? go to the vending machine? >> daniel: absolutely. >> shiri: what time is it? nothing like 7:30 ice cream. 57 in norwood. i don't know, daniel. that's not warm enough. 57? and 59? in bridgewater and lower 60s plymouth down to marion and 65 in brewster and 58 new hampshire and 62 in lowell, playing catch-up and 70s, 80s by noon time today. all sunshine today. nice and bright here at 3:00 p.m. say about 87? and a lot of lower 80s out there and most towns and cities by 7:00 this evening and send you over to yul with live drive time with route 16 and route 60 as we shift south of the pike it is the expressway, that's slow going, very heavy volume northbound and unusual southbound and 495 and 45 to the zakim bridge. back to you. >> sara: michael henrich live in the newsroom with look at why the woman should have never been out of the bars in the first place, michael. >> michael: she is only nine years old and had a fake id in order to get in, but back to the officer,

>> daniel: most of the sushi we order on menu is mislabeled and tell people where the fish came from and how it was caught. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> catherine: parrotta. >> daniel: monitoring storm, damaging wind and heavy rain this afternoon, jason. >> jason: if you are waking up with us you have a slight chance for strong to severe storms anywhere in new england. today greatest risk low pressure center and tracking from the great lakes over toward new york. the stormy humid weather will be arriving hour-by-hour later this afternoon. right now just been tracking a few spotty light showers there, mostly dry and watch over connecticut first, this is where the warm humid air comes from and warm front coming across, three to 5:00 p.m. watching out for threat for stronger storms and then we have round two potentially into the evening as a line of storms may be arriving as low pressure center tracks by to the north. couple things to keep track of. temperatures today lower and middle 80s and getting more humid later in the

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this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, 9:00 on thursday, august 11th, i'm daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, everyone, i'm julie grauert. here inside right now which you enjoy the air-conditioning. watching us on the app but stifling day in store and temperature in the 90s and shiri telling us why it will actually feel like the triple digits out there, shiri. >> shiri: going to feel awful out there today, oppressive humidity in place, dew point as high as they can go here locally and probably the highest that you felt so far this summer. the best thing is victoria is pretty good almost everywhere except nantucket. it has clear out some of the haze, some of the fog down there, but temperaturewise 80s now in norwood and boston and lawrence and fitchburg, so we are seeing those widespread 80s really develop just this hour. your future cast though -- forecast hour-by-hour metrowest has 11:00 a.m. temperature in the middle 80s, 91 at 1:00 this afternoon. highs in the mid-90s with couple passing clouds today, but i am going to generally keep it dry. hot and humid for sure,

>> daniel: are you getting every benefit from your credit card? big perk millions 77 in boston and surprised to see 80 in the next hour or at least before and 76 fitchburg, 71? in worcester, kind of crazy cooler when they woke up this morning during four and 5:00 a.m.-hour and lower 50s. what a warmer-up it has already been today at 11:00 a.m. 79? and 83 in metrowest and middle 80s for most of the region 7:00 p.m. and losing heat, angle of sun getting lower and dipping back into the upper 70s and as hole expecting 82 to 88 for range and exception to the will be the cape and islands so i have a town by town look at some of the hot and cool spots coming up in couple minutes. julie back right now with live drive time traffic. take it away, julie. >> julie: 93 south jampacked from medford down into somerville. 128 southbound through lexington expressway northbound. 44 minutes on 93 south, 14 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 19-year-old killed and injured five others, there's no sign of radicalization, american wa

. >> daniel: number of towns heading back to school today. shiri spear says it is going to be a hot and sticky day in the classroom. shiri, i feel for the students. >> couple other towns and cities and stifling. right now not too bad in worcester at sixty nine?, we got a lot of clouds but only got a few showers. kind of tough to find them on the map this morning sweeping radar picking up just some hints of sprinkles toward natick and mass pike headed toward 90 here, even in dedham, so overall cloudy conditions this morning and keep in mind we are not really going to clear out probably until early this afternoon and lower 80s today, clearing skies by the time released from school and in and around the boston area and we got temperatures working way into the mid-upper 80s, going to be humid, we clear out as well during the afternoon hours but 84 to 92?. we got morning clouds and afternoon clearing from north to south. hot spots south of the mass pike and take you through the forecast town by town coming up >> julie: sluggish on 128 southbound p

. >> daniel: good morning, 7:00 a.m. on monday, august 8th, i'm daniel miller in today for gene lavanchy. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. another picture perfect day is here. fox25 meteorologist shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center why you should get out and enjoy the weather while you and tomorrow and then wednesday things go downhill. we got 70 back in boston right now, last hour you dipped into the 60s. so warm-up is underway. beverly 66, plymouth 67?, lower 60s still in norwood and bedford, nashua, new hampshire at 64? in worcester at 67 for you out there now. this is warm-up hour-by-hour metrowest. so that means by 9:00 this morning, mid-70s, 80 back on the map by 11:00 a.m., 1:00 this afternoon. it is low or mid-80s and that's where we hang most of the afternoon. inland towns and cities will be the warmest and go to 87?, coast in boston 82, the cape, cool spot, at 80 this afternoon, so all of us really scoring with forecast today and all of that sunshine, and i will talk about the middle of the week changes

back to you. >> daniel: thank you. something just about everyone does when they go to bed, charge their phone. but it could be doing more damage than good. coming up why so many people >> julie: video of pleading three counts arrest of richard simone junior back in may. simone junior is facing charges after leading new hampshire and massachusetts on multistate chase on may 11th and trooper will be in court thursday. joseph flynn also facing assault charge in the case. >> daniel: federal safety guidelines might suggest against should wait for new rules that come out in a few weeks. >> things happening very quickly and government having trouble keeping up whether it is washington d.c. or state government. >> julie: breaking down after two years of use and higher temperature also causes the battery to wear down and 44% of americans they trade in their phones after two years of use. >>> julie: life stage asks users to put different picture frames around videos. videos are not shared like snapchat. viewers have to go to pro

. >> julie: one thing you need to do before >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. heat is back and humidity. joining us now and we are feeling the heat in here. >> shiri: daniel loves the heat and humidity. 77 new bedford and 71 in worcester, 75 in chatham and it is look good, feel good now. a little bit sticky but humidity will increase today along with the temperatures so at 1:00i got about 85?, 86 here at 3:00 this afternoon and evening hours, hover right around 80?, by 7:00 p.m. and that's really when we will start incorporating more and more it is slowing on the expressway southbound because of an earlier as you could see though, those cars that are moving really quickly, those are southbound lanes, has opened back up, accident has cleared. here are live drive times, 15 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 29 minutes on 93 south, 37 minutes as you head from route 1 in peabody down 128 south to the weston tolls. >> julie: firefighters had hands full overnight forcing dozen of people on the helped each other get out safely. fox25 michael henrich live on su

daniel, remember this time yesterday it was cloudy? >> daniel: much different picture how we started this morning when we had a lot of fog in the area. get to shiri spear and stormtracker weather center. shiri, like the sun is is clean and absolutely no rain drops right now. 70 in boston, 71 in beverly, 71 in plymouth, still in the 60s in bedford, norwood, over to nashua, new hampshire at 66?. and we got 70s over the cape and islands. you know what the best part is, sunshine is going to set up camp. if you have time off and heading throw p.m. most days will be a range in temps, upper 70s at the coastline to the middle 80s in there. inland mostly sunny, comfortable, talking humidity here, talk more about it coming up in a couple minutes. if you have outdoor activities i had break down what to expect if hitting golf course or beaches. let's get you back over to julie with live drive time traffic. >> >> julie: a lot of green and ro wide open, 93 south, looking good, a little bit of slowing approaching somerville. expressway is slow spot s

are you daniel? -daniel: daniel. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -daniel: marcus. pleasure. nice to meet you. -daniel: how are you? -lemonis: is this your store? daniel: this is my store, yeah. lemonis: supplying retailers like dna is a critical part of our business, but what's more important is to get feedback from the owner of the business and be good listeners and ask the right questions. what's the most popular seller of all of them? daniel: these did very well for us. that's the classic styles that are working. we call it the core of styles from them. lemonis: okay. what hasn't performed? daniel: this stuff. the seasonal stuff that they have -- you know, new products -- didn't take off like this one. lemonis: did you tell them that? daniel: i told them that. and that's why i said the classic should stay classic. and it's been working for us season after season. lemonis: staple, like the chuck taylor. daniel: exactly. this is great. you know, you could play around with the prints all day long. and if you want to create other styles, is it gonna be as successful as the cl

this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: it is 9:00 on friday, august 26th, i'm daniel miller. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux. we have made it. it is friday. burlington is apparently where it is >> daniel: live in burlington for the final zip trip. hi, guys. >> elizabeth: daniel is suing >> gene: brothers sister getting ready for fundraiser and lemonade stand and hillside, correct? emma >> jimmy fund saving little girl. diagnosed last downwith leukemia and ten more months to go and love the jimmy fund, near and dear to our heart, want to raise them. >> shiri: great weekend forecast as well. highs in 80s today, showers up in southern new hampshire, in the much measurable though and overnight rain drops over the cape but right now boston really just cloud and he 78 and because of high humidity feels warmer and working way into 90s and goes for boston street through 4:00 this afternoon, look at turn around and 7:00 this evening, clearing out humidity will drop and all about timing today, early afternoon, boston northward, middle afternoon and southward and take you through hour-by-hour

. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. might look dry but rain isn't done. latest timeline for possible showers, shiri. >> shiri: one-two punch and showers overnight and continuing until about 5:00 in the morning. that we are now going to be watching. a lot of this is going to slide up into new hampshire. so i got manchester, new hampshire, concord, new hampshire by 11, 29. it arrives even a little earlier out toward keene, new hampshire just past 10:00 this morning. so that's next batch to keep in mind. right now boston waking up to cloudy skies, 72?, few breaks in the clouds in new bedford at 72 or down toward the vineyard at 73, but 70s really ruling right now, still in worcester at 67?. all those thick clouds and slight risk of shower not doing much to help with the warm-up. 3:00 p.m. you can see still the bulk of the shower from keene to manchester, new hampshire. northward. slight risk out into central massachusetts, slight risk in boston area and up and down the coastline. though tend to expect mostly hour-by-hour forecast. >> stephanie: looking at ro

>> daniel: i don't watch that much tv. free weather report. >> got free weather report. >> want it right now? >> let's do it. we got 80s today, some upper 70s at the beach. nice day, not too sticky out there. showers and a lot more than i got in the forecast. don't see anything widespread here in the long-term. >> daniel: speaking of candy corns. i saw them in the store yesterday. >>> all-new today on the viral videos show "right this minute." a mom calmly gets out of her car, even though this is a hijacking. how she keeps it together to try to get her kids out safe. >>> a little dog is spotted running down a road. >> i'm going to call this dog lucky. >> you'll see the amazing reason why. >> i don't know what to do, do i like put water on its head? >> a guy wakes up to find a visitor who decided to take a little nap on his -- >> how the scene turned into a perfect story on snapchat. >> and it's the host of brave wilderness versus a dungeness crab. now coyote peterson stops by to see who's up for the challenge. >> clearly -

>> daniel: a push. >> all: woo! >> daniel: geonbae! >> anthony: geonbae. >> daniel: woo!el: they have, there's a lot of games. we're not going to go through them all because it'd take forever and we'd be really, really drunk. but, uh, this game is called the bottle cap game and we're going to pass this around in a circle. you're going to flick it as hard as you can. >> anthony: right. >> daniel: right? ♪ >> mister noh: ah! >> all: oh! >> all: hey! >> daniel: no one wins or loses, we all get drunk. start! >> mister park: one. >> mister huh: two. >> daniel: three. aw. >> anthony: that is bro-tastic. >> daniel: this is the chopstick game. >> all: oh! [ laughter ] >> anthony: don't play this game with engineers. >> all: ugh. oh! >> anthony: aw, don't hurt the man. he's been hitting those oysters hard. [ laughter ] >> anthony: see you in flavor town. >> daniel: ooh! >> all: oh! >> mister huh: drink, drink, drink, drink. >> daniel: one, two and three. this is pretty good. >> anthony: no, that's good. >> daniel: we got to go somewhere else. >> anthony: yeah we're going. let's hi

. >> daniel: good morning, we made it to friday, august 5th, i'll daniel miller. >> catherine: one more day before the storms arrive and hot one for the trip to norwood and since shiri spear, michelle lazcano, gene lavanchy gearing up for a busy morning. >> gene: great turnout here in norwood. very quiet apparently. >> michelle: what's going on? >> gene: still waking up. got your hands full. >> michelle: tedy benut butter >> shiri: in the 50s last hour in norwood and happy to say climbed up to 62?, warm-up quickly and it is 65 in both lawrence and in boston now and by noon time we are going to head up to about 83? at 3:00 p.m. 89? and 80 here at 7:00 this evening. so it is going to be a warm one. there's going to be a range in highs but most of us mid to upper 80s, even a couple pops of 90s, show you where we got the 90s today and s be strongest for saturday. julie up now with live drive time traffic now and tracking problems out on the road. >> right now shiri slow spot on the expressway, right around morrissey boulevard as you head northbound. otherwise i like what i'm seeing on 128 n

mosquito. >> daniel: people misusing handicapped parking spaces at gillette stadium. officers are stepping up patrolsar stadium officials approached them with considers. they are using handicapped placards and not having the person it belongs to in vehicle. fines for parking illegal in handicapped spots range from 200 to $500 and license could be susp look at big map. still a lot of red on map, especially on the expressway, pretty much jammed up from quincy all the way into the city. 128 doing okay aside from the pocket in needham there and let's take a look north because there are a lot of problems there. good news the accidents seem to have cleared up. however, you can see from woburn all the way into boston, jammed up there on 93 and led to lengthy drive time this morning. taking look at pike right now, looking good brighton eastbound and drive times we are talking about. bridge, not too bad, 17 minutes, 93 split to the pike take you 40 minutes and 93 from 495 to the leverett connector, still over an hour in that spot. jason, at least we know the humidity will be c

a slam-dunk case, daniel pleaded not guilty. gary schmaus was his attorney. >> some people might say that there was overwhelming evidence against daniel. why go to trial? >> you go to trial when your client and -- and in this case dan -- denies having committed the crime. >> reporter: when daniel's trial began, the courtroom was full of conflicted hearts. supporters on both sides knew or cared for jessie and daniel. >> what was it like watching one friend being tried for killing another? you're in the same room as the person that, you know, murdered your friend. it's crazy. >> it was the strangest mix of emotions. when he walked in from the backroom of the courtroom i wanted to hug him and make him feel better. i felt his humiliation and shame. i wanted to punch him. >> reporter: prosecutors said from the start, there was no easy explanation for why daniel >> why did he pick jessie, was he mad at jessie? no, he wasn't mad at jessie. he picked jessie because she was convenient. >> reporter: but the d.a. did say there was evidence

. >> daniel: 9:00 a.m. on friday august 19th, i'm daniel miller. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux. we have made it. >> daniel: we have. >> stephanie: north shore all live. talk about food. >> daniel: i love the north end. >> stephanie: staring at all of that food. >> sara: after three hours we are so stuffed in beautiful way. >> gene: freedom trail part of this hour. >> michelle: why do you love it so much? >> make it so positive and what makes the nation so special and. >> get sense what it was like to live in a small place kicking in fireplace and a lot of children, a lot of kids in small house. people can really identify what that is like and so i really connect >> rachel revere, you take part in re-enacting. >> i'm with the freedom shell foundation and interpreters that take for a walk from the freedom trail and introduce them to these sites. >> gene: i don't know where had time to go through it. >> shiri: 79 right now, 81 in medford and taking over right going to be pretty typical at noon time an

this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, everybody, it is august 26th, i'm daniel miller. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. warm outside and perfect weather for the early risers heading to the final zip trip. shiri spear, gene lavanchy, sara underwood and michelle lazcano are in burlington with more. good morning, guys. don't let the smiles fool you because we are weeping because it is the last zip trip this season, you guys. >> michelle: i've excited because there are so many kids here today. dedicated devoted fans. one guy behind us, very excited. >> going to knock you over. >> has to be excited because time winding down because back to schoo crazy stuff. as summer winds down we got some pretty warm muggy and even wet conditions in couple spots. most of the showers southwestern and southern new hampshire, back through about manchester, new hampshire, but you can see most of the region is simply dry and partly sunny as you wake up. we have low and mid-70s across all of eastern massachusetts, even over to fitchburg at 71, worcester 69 with a few more clouds, westfield at upper

. >> daniel: jason, thank you. framingham teen accused of trying to kill his family while in florida. 16-year-old gust ramgren and 14-year-old brother wednesday night. both remain in critical condition this morning. the family was on vacation in siesta key, florida when police received a 911 call. the teen's mother, melissa, is second grade teacher in newton and was expected back in the classroom within the next few weeks. >> elizabeth: this morning braintree man replansed in police custody accused of trying to kidnap a toddler from a grocery store. the shirtsless man is 47-year-old steven o'brien. he is accused of trying to at south shore indian marketed and see him casually walking off with the boy. the boy's father followed him and confronted him. >> good thing the father had the eye on kid the whole time. the father -- you know, he asked him what are you doing, gave the kid right back, and thank good there was no struggle there. >> elizabeth: there was report on o'brien's arrest. the arresting officer said he b

blood sausage. >> daniel: you have to say it in english because i can't. >> anthony: paprika. >> daniel thyme. >> butcher: marjoram. >> anthony: marjoram. >> daniel: marjoram. >> anthony: uh, allspice. >> daniel: here comes rice. >> anthony: okay. here comes the blood. >> daniel: and here comes the blood. >> anthony: beautiful, so good. salt. >> daniel: and the sugar, i don't understand why. >> anthony: it makes flavors pop. beautiful. season and right into the tube. dick jokes coming. stand by for dick jokes. all right, so, what do we have here? oh, that looks good, some nice pickles. braised red cabbage. over there, from the mighty shanks of some mythical creature, perhaps, a batali-saurus or delicio-saurus at least. slow braised until the meat is falling off the bone. and let there be blood. delicious, delicious blood in tube form, served still steaming, nay, heaving, engorged as you will with goodness to squirt across your plate as you press against it with the side of your fork. so delicious. so, how often do you do this? >> daniel: two or three times a week. >> anthony: uh-huh. wh

. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. shiri spear in the stormtracker with look at wednesday forecast. we got showers off to the north, most the rain will stay there today and get into the showers and late evening and overnight tonight, 73 in boston right now, 70 in nashua and portsmouth, new hampshire, 68 in worcester, middle 70 in norwood, 76 in hyannis and 75 in chatham. you could find the clouds out there no matter where you are today but going to get thick and her thicker so i think we have mostly cloudy skies for a good chunk of thursday here -- of wednesday. 84?. we got mid to upper 80s in and around the boston area and southern new hampshire up to massachusetts highs from 84 to 90?. increasing clouds, warm and muggy. it is going to be hard to squeeze out the 90s because it is going to count on some breaks in the clouds. so break down the hot spot and who gets in on showers first coming up. back to julie now for live drive time traffic. hey, julie. >> julie: things looking five, 6:00-hour. 93 south just a little bit of volume building around 16 in usual spot. expressway slow goi

daniel: yes.rlie: some sense of how you try to find balance between place you want to do, because you can't really find a schedule that allows you to take that time off. daniel: absolutely. i think it will always be split 75%, 25% of film and theater, but there's never been a play i've done where i haven't come away feeling like a better actor because of it. charlie: what is it about theater making you a better actor? daniel: it's partially confidence, a thing of knowing you can exist and do your job without the safety net of multiple takes and an editor. i do think it's partially when you have to do the same thing every night, you have to become more resourceful and imaginative. i think that definitely carries over into film. if you did 10 takes, you just have more ideas. charlie: do you look at your life and say, thank god i got a franchise role to play? daniel: kind of. i do. charlie: make any kind of film you want after that. daniel: at the moment, i've got the ability to be really picky and i

good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller in this evening for mark ockerbloom. fox 25 storm tracker meteorologist sarah wroblewski staying busy this afternoon, tracking all the storms and the brutal heat. >> sarah: and the humidity. it is just brutal out there for sure. it feels like it's about 100 degrees and with all that humidity, it's really allowing for some of these storms that have developed across the region to but frequent lightning is also a major concern. now, i did mention the severe thunderstorm warnings in our area have expired, but for parts of northeastern connecticut, as well as northern rhode island, we still have a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:00 p.m. and now that is also for parts of bristol county as well. for this storm that's been pushing on through. we also have a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of western mass, for this storm with a lot of lightning and a history of actually lightning that has injured multiple over 2000 strikes with this particular storm, as well as some heavy rain, looks as though we could see some possible

another warm day out there. >> daniel: it is. back including a few showers in the forecast. >> shiri: a little batch of rain right now. just entering western new england and sneaking into connecticut. tracking eastward affecting a couple of communities south of the pike and in particular south coast, as well the cape and islands. watching for that one and pop-ups this afternoon. so far so good. partly cloudy skies. 71 in boston.61 in bedford. 65 in fitchburg and 63 down to plymouth. the difficulties this morning. and futurecast have a lot of these showers fading eastward. kind of underdone and that's why we are including that risk for a couple of showers near new bedford, cape or islands. once we hit the afternoon a couple of additional pop-ups further inland. early morning temperatures 60s. by noontime, 83. highs in the 80s today. back to catherine for live drive-time traffic. >> look at this big map on to your friday eve. 123, it will looking fine. the expressway looking fine north from the south. pike looking good too. a lot o

. >> daniel: stay with fox 25 for continuing coverage of this weather alert. sarah will be back in less than 15 minutes, with the latest look at the storms. and for weather updates any time, head over to our web site, it's fox25boston.com. no arrests in the murder of a local jogger. investigators continue to sift through hundreds of tips, hoping to track down vanessa marcotte's killer. >> daniel: at 5:00 p.m., we told you about some video. they're taking a close look at. now at 6:00 p.m., we've gotten new details about where vanessa marcotte's body was found. fox 25's bob ward is live in princeton, and bob, today, you saw the place in the woods for yourself. >> the reporter: yeah. you know, this is just a heartbreaking case. and right now, still here at princeton police combing through the hundreds of tips that have poured in, still no arrests and right now, this investigation is still focused on the woods of princeton, that's where vanessa was found. brook station road is a long stretch of road, cutting through princeton. it was here sunday afternoon, the 27-

. >> daniel: good morning, i am daniel miller. give yourself extra time on the roads as heavy fog lingers and looking atday dangerously hot temperatures today. >> julie: mayor marty walsh have declared a heat emergency and. it is expect towns and the pool also stay open late into the day. >> daniel: meteorologist shiri spear has a look at the biggest problems spots this morning and where you should brace for upper 90s this afternoon. hi, shiri. >> shiri: good morning, guys. rough day ahead. no dancing around it. the morning in the low to mid-70s across massachusetts, across southern new hampshire. just indicates how warm it is actually going to be today. looking at some partly cloudy mist along with the fog will be down across the south coast, cape and islands. overall we are looking at a drier day. the fog in falmouth. visibility three miles. worst conditions in norwood and bedford. visibility under a mile. aim in portsmouth, new hampshire. lawrence and beverly not looking too good. a little fog into boston and worcester. concord

. >> daniel: good morning to you, i am daniel miller. another round of patchy fog this morning and it is moving out and maybe just in time for this julie here to walk her new puppy, bear why check him out! >> julie: bear. we picked him up yesterday. >> daniel: he is adorable. >> thank you, that is rob and bear and i up way later than we should have been. but thanks a lot. >> daniel: how does it feel. >> julie: feels great. >> daniel: you mentioned you took him for a walk when you guys were back in town and the weather was perfect for that. >> julie: bright blue skies on the way to the vineyard to get him. >> shiri: good day for you. y rearing today because great weather to get outsides. whether puppies or sending your kids out to play, fog with news the norwood area up toward keene, new hampshire. not as expensive as yesterday but will last in those few pots until 7 or 8:00 this morning. those are also my chilly spots. norwood at 52. keene, new hampshire at 54. look at all these 60s in between. worcester at 62 degrees. boston at 65. lawr

daniel has been to a couple of those. the average cost is $33,000 and that can be significantly higher in some cities, but changing the wedding date from traditional weekend dates can. one director said i already take off one day for the wedding if it is on a friday a burden on your guests but you save money. according to "the knot" 6% of couples got married on thursday last year. brides and grooms are serving cake as both an appetizer and a dessert. >> daniel: i like that. >> elizabeth: that's what i said. not quite you what think. a lot of people are serving these cakes that are made of cheese. and i love cheese. it started in england and on its way to the u.s. from wisconsin. cheeses don't mold as well or they will melt. >> daniel: got to have sharp knife. >> elizabeth: i was living in wisconsin when i got married inworked cheese into it. >> daniel: you love cheese. >>> a stabbing happened at jake and joe's. >>> questions swirling around the death of a 15-month-old boy and the hospitalization of his twin sister. a mom

daniel, one womange the field is to blame. >> daniel: suffered blisters. shade field was ten? warmer and out on the sun approaching 150?. 2015 tracy stewart raised concerns about excessive heat medway. >> shield the heat from the bottom of your feet. if that's something we have to do as a protective piece of equipment for children, then something is wrong. >> daniel: heat is not the only issue but field condition a concern and framingham high synthetic field is about 15 years old and school trying for nearly three years to get funds for replacement and placing coaches on is part of process and shouldn't be seen as punishment and considers the safety of students and rights of employees when investigating incidents like this. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> gene: look at contraption, bungies and bells designed to stop someone from leaving child in the car. here is how it works, driver contraption from the back door to prevent the driver from leaving without checking back she was inspired after hearing about children around the country dying after left in hot c

i am catherine parrotta. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. the threat of storms is gone, and we are in for a dry day. meteorologist jason brewer in for shiri spear today. warm and humid, jason. >> jason: absolutely. a steamy start of the day and we have a breeze with thisont te area. right now temperatures are running around 80 degrees in many locations. mostly cloudy skies. that oppressive humidity still with us. afternoon. we will take that. breezy winds out of the west and initially turning more into the northwest late in the day. breezes taper off from sunset and that humidity will lower throughout the afternoon, increasing sun for the afternoon as well, with temperatures running in the mid- to upper 80s. so plan tee warm out there, and for the rest of the week. but there is a slight chance of a few showers returning tomorrow. the when and where on that coming up. >>> i want to give you a look at the map right now to see early hour. you can see on the map no real problems getting the way north of the city; however, a crash still did pop u

danielle carson says: "maybe engineering or physics. but i'm not really sure, anything math- related." but for now, she's right where she she's even talked with some of her new friends about starting stetson's first blackjack club. in deland, matt trezza, fox35 news. a dog is running for mayor... and it's not his first rodeo... why no one dares he just won his re-election bid. (karen nelson, resident) "i don't know who would run against him because he's done such great things for the community." meet duke...and yes...he is actually the mayor of this small town in minnesota. duke was first elected mayor of cormorant three years ago with a write-in vote. small town are pretty pleased with duke's leadership. he didn't have any challengers during the election over the weekend. plenty more straight ahead on fox5 news this morning... whatever floats your boat. a river party floats into canadian waters causing a cross- border headache. see what sent these partiers off-course and who came to their rescue, next. the giant, fire breathing praying

i am. >> julie: >> daniel: i am daniel miller. appreciate your company this morning. don't be fooled by a dry start to the d. meteorologist shiri spear with the storm tracker weather center. shiri, that rain could hit just in time for the commute. >> shiri: in time for the community but only a couple of communities and i think it is going to be as low as it gets. right now showers are falling apart as we head to rindge new hampshire. new boston as well. these are shifting eastward. they are just not holding together very well. worcester waking up to 66 and partly cloudy skies. same in boston, 71 degrees there.

i am julie grauert. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. starting the day off with umbrellas and ending in sunglasses. meteorologist shiri spear in center tracking all of this rain. shiri, has been busy since 3:00 this morning. >> shiri: we had a tornado warning at 3:00 rolled into a severe thunderstorm warning in southeastern mass. that has just expired and a severe thunderstorm warning in parts of southeastern massachusetts until 4:45 because there is so much wind attached to some of these heavier showers. right now you can see boston raining pretty heavily there. norwood a gust at 25 miles per hour. lawrence at 20.

it is now 4:30 am yule yule. >> daniel: good morning, i am daniel miller. summer is finally back in the forecast. meteorologist shiri spear says you can ditch the umbrellas today and shiri is in the fox25 storm tracker weather sent we are a speedy warm-up, shiri? >> quick warm-up today. no umbrellas necessary. look at this radar sweep is clean this morning. it is dry out there. it is also a little bit foggy. i want to mention it is cooler than past mornings and you might even want a light jacket in morning and boston is at 64 degrees.

daniel, her family says this >> daniel: she was inside the clinic seven hours. four she was inside for treatment and other three alone and forgotten in dark building. >> it is disgusting. >> daniel: maureen perry was retired nurse so when 86-year-old perry was left alone, cold and thirsty, locked inside a methuen dialysis clinic >> went from being angry to really concerned and absolutely disgusted with the whole situation because how do you abandon somebody. >> daniel: received 4-hour treatment saturday but when ambulance arrived to pick her up and bring her back to rehab, the building was closed and locked up. what they didn't know was perry had been forgotten and was still inside. three hours later the family was notified, they rushed to the merrimack street building. get out of the car and she is in there, lights are completely off, building is locked up and banging on window, are you okay, can you hear me and shrugging her shoulders. >> daniel: crosby, a nurse herself, recorded video of unbelievable and unacceptable mistake. >> she is really, really shaken u

daniel? >> daniel: all surrounds the kahn family. they had harsh words for donald trump. >> you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> that is khizr kahn. during a sitdown interview trump didn't shy away from a heated debate that started during the democratic convention. since that memorable donald trump and kahn have been going head-to-head. >> his wife, if you look at the wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say, maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. >> daniel: kahn's wife responded. she said she was supposed to speak but too emotional at the time. trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence released the statement late last night and i believe captain kahn is american hero and should be cherished by every american and statement goes on to blame barack obama and hillary clinton for creating problems in the middle east. this morning leading republicans are leading urge to denounce trump's comments. captain kahn's sacrifice should always be honored but did not lash out about daniel miller, fox25 news. >>

i need to talk to you. >> against her better judgment, teresa met daniel. to her shock, teresa says daniel showed her pictures of the rape that his cousin took while hiding in the bedroom. >> it looked like very compromising pictures. it didn't look like there was a struggle. >> you can traffic your next door neighbor and that is happening to many of our youth. >> assistant u.s. attorney erica mcdonald says as shocking as it may seem to most americans it's not unusual for girls to be trafficked out of their homes. >> people hear trafficking and think it involves transportation. it doesn't. >> over the last two decades she has prosecuted numerous cases where men used every means possible to control teenage girls. >> with each one of these individuals there is something that has made them vulnerable to the trafficker. >> teresa says that daniel's two cousins threatened to show people the pictures. and she had to earn the right to get her pictures back. she had no idea what that meant until she got a call a few days later. >> he said, you know, this is daniel.

daniel miller joins us more onant -- ant invasion and how pest companies are dealing with this. >> daniel: exterminators tell fox25 ants of all kinds making presence known because of drought and drought has been hard on ants. talked with entomology and he says when we have drought periods the source insects ants and look anywhere to survive. >> looking for food, water, kitchens, bathrooms, sometimes sweat from the pipes come in and that's what they are doing. >> daniel: steve tells us he uses variety of chemicals and to control the issue and inside the home kitchen counters clear, crumbs and moisture and outside of the home cut vegetation background next to the side of the house and if you think the problem will just end when the drought ends, that's not necessarily the case because hands could just set up colonies and make themselves at home in your home. in the newsroom, i'm additional, fox25 news. with unprecedented flooding in louisiana in baton rouge area and saw 2 feet of rain in 48 hours. only 12% of homes in baton rouge covered by flood insurance and area doesn't see much flooding