danielle?s no evidence of that whatsoever. >> danielle definitely had control over michael minor. she did manipulate him. did she manipulate him to the point of killing sam? i don't know. >> reporter: detectives mcdonald and szalbirak realized they needed to pay danielle dreher another visit. >> we're going back to find out what is your intent, what is your involvement in this? >> coming up, did someone have reasons to commit murder? >> it was a substantial amount of money she was going to gain. >> when "dateline" continues. - listening to music in the shower can help you conserve water, so start your favorite song when you get in, and when it's done, time's up. you've probably conserved at least ten gallons of water. saving the environment never sounded so great. ♪ >>> you couldn't write this as a movie. you couldn't write this as a book. it wouldn't be believable. who does this? >> reporter: tracking devices, surveillance photos, sneaking into an apartment. sounded more like a couple of priva

. >> daniel: pats take on texans tonight. what the team might do that they haven't tried in 20 years. >> julie: incident aboard plane that investigated for child abuse. >> daniel: 9:00 a.m. on thursday, i'm daniel miller. >> gene: >> julie: good morning, everyone, hour until it is officially fall. like when you turn a certain age and you feel different. >> daniel: especially if you like this time of year. >> shiri: cool morning, mild temperatures in the 70s in boston and worcester and 66 from bedford to norwood up to lawrence at 68, mid-60s in nashua, new hampshire. 71 in beverly and 70 down across the cape. your hour-by-hour warm-up and this is for metrowest by 11:00 a.m. 79?, by 1:00 p.m. 83. we got a lot of mid to low 80s on tap this afternoon. give you range anywhere from 78 to 86?, sun and scattered clouds and that has summer written all over it for sure. i will show you how much longer. you got to wait. coming up. julie back with live drive time traffic. >> julie: it has been a long thursday like we have a tendency to d

: i'm daniel miller. meteorologist shiri spear in the tracking center right now with look at wet forecast and when we could see sun, shiri. >> shiri: breaks of sun between the sun and some communities getting tweet trying to fight the way out and hopeless effort because the clouds are going to kind of thicken back up and post tropical storm hermine wind right wind lightning 40 miles per hour and until the system dissipates and close by we will have risk of showers, we will have clouds, bit of breeze and this morning waking up to temperatures 65 in boston, 61 in worcester, 70 in hyannis and we got some patchy showers in place right now. move on in as we move throughout the day. current wind gusts, these are not that impressive, compared to what we have yesterday, winds gusting 21 miles per hour in mashpee, 28 miles per hour in nantucket more like 60 miles per hour yesterday in nantucket and wind are lighter but still breezy out there and we got forecast any time of the day there will be lots of dry times w

>> daniel: okay. plans to build a commute on mars >> julie: dog reuniting with owner after 11-mile journey home in jacksonville, florida. month later animal control officer in quincy found roaming around and found microchip and transport service to help get him home and 200 people each drove an hour handing apollo off from one volunteer to next and owner believes he was >>> julie: uber for doing. wag started last year to find dog walker for if you are friends and walker comes to door to pick up pet and when walk is done they send report where the dog went and picture from the walk. service launched in several large cities including new york and l.a. and so far not in boston. >> daniel: virginia man took long way to boston and walking two years across the country in leroy bailey for the past 27 months and june 30th, 2014 and traveled more than 10,500 miles since then. his goal in walking tet -- get people to pay attention and hope centers for homeless veterans. >> it is ridiculous in this country we ca

the response stunned these two >> daniel: new stroller, toys. with a hand up john hoping to step out on his own. >> if means i will be able to save money for an apartment. john has had full custody for a year and donations for complete strangers will allow him to save money for his new apartment. officer barrett says being able to do things like this is best part of being a cop. >> daniel: still plenty of senior gets to live the dream on soccer field. during second half saugus coach put person with down's syndrome into the game. when he took the field players allowed him to score not one but two goals. >> very happy and kicked two times and happy today. always cheering them on no matter what the score. >>> julie: accident eastbound in newton near the weston tolls. north of the pike 93 south and sluggish spot and still bumper-to-bumper on the zakim and 30 minutes on the expressway to the leverett connector. >> daniel: days like today that makes you appreciate those beach sunny days. >> it is gloomy and really warm and not getting crisp fall condi

. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. shiri, it was a bit chilly but things are slowly warming up. >> keep in mind we drop down to 55 in boston, coldest morning since june 14th, 3 months since woke up this chilly. not just the imagination. it was in fact cooler than it has been lately. now 62 in boston plymouth. 58 in beverly, 59 in fitchburg, 54 in nashua. still some 40s out in keene and we are now into the 60s for the cape and islands where it is brightest of all. we got a lot of sunshine there but out into metrowest and boston, another round of early stubborn clouds. so at 11:00 a.m. 67?, around the boston area, 71 here at 1:00 p.m., turns mostly sunny, going to be a gorgeous here. 67? at 7:00 p.m. and back into the upper 50s by 9:00 p.m. if going to be out that late. changes 68 to 74?, after a sweater morning we are calling for seasonable afternoons and yet, the temperatures are normal and look at warmer and wetter weekend forecast coming up. catherine parrotta back now with live drive time traffic. >> catherine: nort

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. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. brace yourself for strong storms this afternoon. >> shiri: 70s with sunshine and 72 in boston with milky skies developing with high, thin clouds, clouds will be seeping in from north to south as we go. just want to point out severe minutes ago and threat confined to areas north of the mass pike. want to say almost all of massachusetts and southern new hampshire currently in this risk area. now it has been expanded in the big concern is going to be for those damaging gusts. timeline here at 11:00 a.m. 78 still partly sunny but increasing clouds here at 1:00 p.m. 84, 85 in the boston area by 3:00 p.m. and shortly after that the risk will start. so at 5:00 p.m. risk for thunderstorms as the rain comes through it will could things near boston but after that we are drying out about 9:00 this afternoon. up ahead of our front, keep in mind, 84 to 88 and going to be hot out there and worst of the showers and timeline when they start, when they finish coming up in couple minutes. over to julie

>> daniel: following breaking news. police are expected to be out for hours investigating how a woman was hit by a car. we are live in danvers with the latest details as the story unfolds. >> police are now searching for this man who they say is a person of interest in ex-girlfriend's murder. the previous violent incident we found in these court documents involving the ex-couple. >> julie: hillary clinton speaking out about health care in new y why she considered pneumonia no big deal and new information she is expected to release any day now. >> daniel: president obama makes another plea for zika funding and there could be progress today on capitol hill. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >>> good morning, everyone, julie grauert. >> shiri: i don't have 80s on map but first 70s in the morning and chatham, hyannis, vineyard and not too far away in 69? and lawrence and bedford, up to nashua, new hampshire, 63 in worcester. that warm-up really taking off right now. so

. >> daniel: it is 9:00 on thursday, september 1st, i'm daniel miller. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. what's going on in florida, tropical storm heading right for florida and growing stronger. the state and could move up the coast and ruin weekend plans. we go to meteorologist sarah wroblewski who has the latest on storm and rain some people getting today. sarah? >> sarah: we have been monitoring hermine all morning long and panhandle we have the tropical storm and hurricane warning in place. as hermine is moving north-northeast with winds 65 miles per hour. it is expected to become a hurricane before it makes really this entire area needs to be on guard for the potential of a storm surge as well as five to ten inches of rain along with hurricane force wind gusts. as it moves over land it will begin to weaken somewhat and then it will move off the coast and we will have to watch for where it will be heading because we could have some impacts later in the holiday weekend forecast. but the rain that you're seeing right now, that's all due to a cold front that's going to be coming on thr

go for the gold. >> daniel: 9:12 right now. big weekend for big papi and returns home to fenway for game and live outside fenway park are going for a small fortune online. >> michael: resale for $130 for $13,000. tributes, mowed into fenway and giant 34 to take pictures with and use that and brookline avenue bridge and rename big papi bridge, permanent one. spoke with father and son from california came here here and be home stand. >> brought dad out for birthday and dad never been here and huge yastrzemski fan and nice to get him away. if you are coming out to one of the games this weekend, sox strongly recommend taking public transportation it is going to be a zoo here and if you plan on coming they want you to be here early as well and sunday's 3:00 p.m. and should be incredible weekend of tributes on big papi farewell tour. henrich. >> daniel: sox competing with cleveland and texas for homefield advantage and host the wild card winner in divisional series while sox and indians face each other. >> julie: how would you like t

i'm catherine parrotta. >> daniel: it is going to feel a lot like fall. shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center with look at much cooler temps and still dealing with 50s right now. hyannis and nice that we have clouds in eastern in southeastern massachusetts. ocean effect clouds and what will happen and dissipate as get into the late-morning and afternoon. winds starting to pick up and sustained around 15 to 20 miles per hour and cape and islands and stronger gust on order of 20, 25 miles per hour and 20 miles per hour gusts during the first half of the day. through noon and then start to subside as well this afternoon. you can see sun comes out, looks bright and beautiful here for the second half of the day, temperatures getting into the upper 60s. rule for the coast and cape will be temperatures out about 67? inland towns and cities back into the lower 70s. back over to you, catherine, for live drive time traffic. >> catherine: looking at map because slow, slow morning and 128 jammed up there as you get between burlington and 93, jammed up, in fa

i'm daniel miller. >> julie: 25 hours fall will >> julie: daniel saying bring it on. >> shiri: 69 in nashua and 73 in hyannis and all i see at this point are milky skies, got thin clouds blotting out a little bit of with from time to time and 75? and low and mid-80s for the afternoon and in particular humidity is dropping off so much. highs 78 to 84?, patchy early clouds and fog but mostly sunny skies here for the afternoon. it is going to be warm, it is going to be bright. i will show you how long it takes with that forecast before fall arrives coming up. back to julie now with live drive time traffic. >> julie: keeping an eye on to ease up. 128 southbound still and lexington area down toward route 2. south of the pike it is focused right around the weston tolls. actually eastbound on the pike and south of the pike on the expressway. things looking okay on the pike through brighton. here are live drive times, 29 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. and 49 minutes on 93 south and hour on 128 southbound from route 1 in tolls. >> daniel: we continue to follow breaking news out of

are you daniel? -daniel: daniel. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -daniel: marcus. pleasure.eet 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 classics, i

. >> daniel: it is monday, september 19th, i'm daniel miller. >> catherine: i'm catherine parrotta. heavy storms already dropped more than three inches of rain on some towns. >> we have had a lot of one, reports, so it is heavy rain that we are watching through the rest of the day. right now right along the mass pike between worcester and boston and stretching up to lowell and lawrence and steady rain, next batch going to come out of connect and going to be in place by lunchtime today. that's going to affect southeastern mass and so far we have had barely any rainfall totals. so over inch of rain in lawrence, inch and a half of rain, pushing almost two inches so far in worcester and in orange and in inch and a half in this is the best tracking around lunchtime, so gets brockton around 11:00 a.m., boston 11:16 and lynn by 11:34 and watch because it is going to travel over the same area over and over again with heavy rain and going to lead to couple likely inches of rain and couple inches and cities and last with us straight through the evening hours and i have hour-by-hour future cas

. >> daniel: good morning, 9:00 a.m. on tuesday september 27th, i appreciate your company, i'm daniel miller. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. good morning. breaking news right now. live look at coast guard base in north end. we are expecting the rival of man drifting at seymour than a week after says boat ran into trouble and have a live report in just a moment and first let's get check of dreary weather. meteorologist shiri spear more. good morning. >> temperature right now finally starting to climb in worcester back into the 60s at 60? for the first time this morning. 61 in fitchburg now. these locations all dry. in fact, the dry weather getting into boston, up to the sea coast and north shore as well, exception being cape ann across the south shore, cape and southcoast, still got showers to go but by noon time you too looking whole lot better. so in worcester today we got upper 60s coming your way. got partly sunny skies later on hour-by-hour forecast in boston 11:00 a.m. has you at 65?, 1:00 p.m. 69, head into the lower

i took it very seriously. >> daniel: defeating isis. without committing ground troops. >> i have a substantial chance of winning. if i win i don't want to broadcast to the enemy. if i like maybe a combination of my plan or general's plan or general's plan. if i like their plan, matt, i will not call you up saying, matt, we have a great plan. >> daniel: candidates face off for the first presidential debate on september 26th. >> julie: get back to breaking traffic news and head back we are seeing the live pictures on white van involved in a deadly accident this morning. michael was telling us four people were in the van, one person died, three people have very serious injuries and van getting towed off the shoulder and wooded area left-hand side and back on to the road. the medical examiner took one of the bodies away about a half hour ago, but many police cars, several hours. two left lanes blocked, right lanes moving along at snail's pace and that's why we are seeing such high drive times still for that section 495 northbound. as we shi

>> daniel: a push. >> all: woo! >> daniel: geonbae! >> anthony: geonbae. >> daniel: woo!ey 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 hit the st

it shook the house. >> daniel: driver was pronounced dead at the scene. the neighbors said the intersection where the accident happened is known crashes. >> daniel: >> julie: new this morning salem police officer suing after losing part of her ear after an arrest a month ago. the officer is suing emma wiley for civil battery and going after the corporate owner for serving alcohol to wiley whose >> julie: treated for a stroke that left her with diminished mental capacity. prosecutors say exams show the woman is capable of making her own decisions. kidnapping charges against colnonhave been dropped and woman getting treatment at different facility. >> daniel: closing doors leaving students around the country deep in that includes more than 500 students right here in massachusetts. itt tech made that big announcement yesterday citing recent federal move that bans the for profit from accepting new students that use federal financial aid. massachusetts attorney general maura healey tells fox25 she is not surprised. earlier this year she filed a lawsuit accusin

. >> daniel: banned from luggage. what was prompted warning. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: good friday morning, everyone. 9:00 on september 9th. i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: this is not a good hair day and i'm not speaking from experience. stormtracker weather center this morning, brace yourselves for extreme humidity and if you have >> light patchy showers from shrewsbury to pine hurts this morning, northeastern massachusetts getting just really light and patchy stuff in ipswich and raleigh to city brooke and lawrence and salem, new hampshire. temperatures upper 70s. it is really muggy out there. this is very conducive to getting some fog. a lot of the up but still hanging on to a little bit in worcester where it is a touch cooler right now, still in the lower 70s, a little closer to dew point and fog thinning out for sure in cape and islands. hour-by-hour forecast 81? and 1:00 p.m. 85, upper 80s, lower 90s this afternoon and mix of sun and clouds

i am julie grauert. >> daniel: good morning, i am daniel miller. we are waking up much cooler this morning than we were yesterday. shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center. shiri, we are talking a 25-degree difference. >> a crazy map and compares where we are now to where we were yesterday at this time. 12 degrees cooler in boston.

. >> daniel: good morning, monday, it is september 5th, i'm daniel miller. >> i'm sara underwood. many people putting labor day plans on hold because of tropical storm hermine. we have been talking about this all morning and have team coverage. fox25 stephanie coueignoux is live in chatham and we have chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz latest path. >> sitting and spinning around and can switch over from the radar shot and back to radar in a moment to the visible satellite and much more clearly the center of the storm. put in motion and see how it circles in the middle and goes from there to there and northward motion, north at 3 miles per hour and all it is moving right now essentially stationary. the forecast track though is to make a turn today. so let's check this and live stormtracker radar, see the rain moving across nantucket at cape cod this morning, some heavy rain perched offshore and moving away and west brewster to south yarmouth and nantucket much of the island shrouded in rain right now place in western edge out of it the most part. track expected today to go to the

daniel miller, fox25 news. >> daniel: knew about a plan to close lanes on busiest bridge for political reasons. governor chris christie facing charges and prosecutors governor closing lanes to the george washington bridge in 2014 and creating gridlock in the city of fort lee because the mayor refused to endorse governor christie. christie has denied having any knowledge of the plot. >> sara: controversial drug to treat patients with the most common childhood form of musk laugh dystrophy has been approved in decision. granted temporary approval for it was given to boys that have duchenne. one local boy who has seen amazing results in the trial. the drug can fight the effects of the disease and extend the person's lifespan. >> we can't forget the casualty but while it is celebration, to me it is more of relief. >> the approval process will continue to the drug and meantime doctors can expand the >> gene: new discovery could shed light on what life was like more than 2,000 years ago. ancient shipwreck and bones survived 2100 years in the bottom of the sea and appear to be in good conditio

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12th and daniel miller. >> good morning, everyone, i'm julie grauert. feeling a little more like fall right now, at least this morning than they were yesterday. meteorologist shiri spear to break it all down for us. >> couple hours we had 40s, we have 50s dominating this map. now we are back into the 60s and all morning long i have been saying 9:00 a.m. friends, 9:00 a.m. the hour we will be mostly in the sixties here and priestly shed the longer sleep. so turning more comfortable now despite the chilly start and 1:00 p.m. 73 and hit highs in metrowest today in the mid to upper 70s and as always there's a range. 72 to 78?, sunny and comfortable, nice low humidity. boston in the lower side of that range. i will show you which other towns and cities are as well coming up. let's send you back to julie now with live drive time traffic. >> julie: a little bit slow. 93 south sluggish as you head from woburn into medford and somerville. pike seeing steady heavy volume right after the weston tolls and right on zakim bridge and leverett connector. here are live

. >> daniel: how the storm could impact holiday weekend. good morning. >> jason: front right now however, this hermine is tropical storm now. town from 80 miles per hour winds from landfall and look at track how really slows down, run into high pressure and sitting out to the south of us in sunday, monday and possibly beyond and cause issues, definitely going to be high surf and rip currents. question is how much heavy rain and strong wind will we get and have for that. for today though enjoy mid to upper 70s, low humidity, pop-up clouds that i don't think any rain or saturday stays dry, but it is sunday night into monday where that rain risk starts to rise. i had have more on holiday weekend and have beach forecast coming right up. >> julie: look at roads right now, nice and quiet, lots of green on map and route 193 south moving along without any issues and looks good and nothing slowing you down on pike east or westbound through brighton. here are live drive time, 24 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 12 minutes on the expres

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daniel, you stayed up late to watch the whole thing. >> daniel: to the very end. presidential debate like none we have seen. first presidential nominee of major american political party and unconventional white house run. hillary clinton trying to hammer home the idea that trump isn't able to back up a lot of policies and promises and isn't prepared to be commander in chief. >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. and yes, i did. you know what else i prepared for? i prepared to be president. i think that's a good thing. >> daniel: donald trump trying to paint clinton as politician the country needs. >> hillary has experience but bad experience and so many bad deals during the last so she has experience but it is bad, bad experience. >> daniel: two candidates both face challenges when it comes to trust and transparency. and trump was pressed on if and when he would release his returns. >> why won't he release the tax returns? i think there may be a come reasons. first, maybe he is not as rich as he says he is. second, maybe he charitable

i am julie grauert. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. dress in layers. you will need long sleeves to start the day but not for long. shiri her is in the weather center where people can see, shiri, 80 degrees today. >> shiri: 80 degrees back this afternoon. it will warm up nicely. one of the spots prone to fog is norwood because it is a lower elevation. the cool air sinks down here. the only fog report i am getting but one of my cooler spots on the map. norwood down to 48 degrees

good morning, michael. >> reporter: good morning, julie and daniel. multiple reports are now citing law enforcement sources as saying that a note found near one of the unexploded devices in new york city did at the boston marathon bombing. the boston marathon finish line when this terrorist attack occurred 2013. with that said, the head of the fbi here in boston says there is no credible, imminent threat to any new england target. but go over this again, though, because intentional or not, there are similarities that we will go over throughout the morning. in new york and new jersey though, those unexploded devices are credited with helping p helping police bring in ahmad khan rahami. the 28-year-old suspected in this weekend's bomb information new jersey and new york city. investigators aa bar owner in linden, new jersey recognized rahami and called police. when officers arrived they say rahami shot two police officers before being shot multiple times himself. both officers are expected to be okay. one witness said a gas station in elizabeth, new jer

hena daniels has the latest from new york hena daniels: >> townville elementary remains close today and for the rest of the week...as investigators try to figure out what led a teenager to open fire on school grounds wednesday: (john skipper/ anderson county sheriff) did he have issues at school, did he have issues at home, we don't know but we're certainly going to run the gamut of everything. hena daniels: >> authorities say the 14-year-old suspect drove to the school yesterday, got out of his car....and started shooting at people on the playground with a frantic parents were sent an emergency text and rushed to the scene: (parent) the school basically filled up with police officers, ems, we were told it was on lockdown, we saw helicopters coming in. hena daniels: >> a female teacher and two six-year-old boys, including jacob hall, were wounded. jamie brock, an unarmed volunteer firefighter, was one of the first on the scene... he tackled the teen....and held him down until police arrived. (scott stoller/ anderson county ems director) i don't think that brock is a hero to us and the w

for consumer watch, mary maloney. >> julie: a lot of changes. >> daniel: good ones. super mario brothers and the fact we can jump in a pool with a phone. >> julie: or drop it by accident. apple is known for innovating. it is what they do. >> daniel: and wait until next year, something new will come out. getting a little help this fall. how the state will help out companies that lost money because of the historic drought. >>> plus tom brady's suspension has officially fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? oh, absolutely. i like that. get fios with virtual tech support for $69.99 a month. . breaking now at 4:30, a young man shot and killed while standing on the sidewalk with friends. the late-night attack that shut down this entire neighborhood. >>> the driver to slammed

danielle le guennec keeps mementos of her relationship with the late mrs. picasso, handwritten postcards she considers more valuable than a picasso itself. >> danielle le guennec ( translated ): as i said in court, they may have taken away the works, but the most beautiful painting i ever had was my friendship with jacqueline, and that is something they will never be able to take away. >> whitaker: the story of how works remains a mystery. were they a generous gift? were they stolen? much like picasso's art, this tale is intriguing, abstract and ultimately left to each of us to make sense of it all. in court, the le guennecs were found guilty and given a two- year suspended sentence. they are appealing. if... if you had known then what you know now, would you have taken the artwork to claude? ( translated ): if this had to be done all over again, well, monsieur, the box would've ended up in the chimney in the room right behind you there. >> this cbs sports update is brought to you by scores from the nfl today. miami and buffalo get their first victories at

no agents or officers were injured, danielle. >> worth? we could find out after a boarding facility accepts a plea deal. katie, this has been a long ordeal. >> reporter: it has been, danielle, and has dragged three 23 families with it. tom and melissa hughes are expected to sign a plea deal, offered 23 days in jail and 230 hours of community service. apology in court to the families who lost their dogs. again, 23 families involved. moving forward, the hughes won't be allowed to have any animals or work at boarding facilities. the families will be in court today and we'll keep you updated on what happens. katie conner, abc15 news. north korea conducts a nuclear desk. the explosion registered as a 5.3 magnitude quake and world leaders are reacting. president obama was briefed on air force one and spoke with south korea and japanese leaders while u.s. secretary of state john connectory is in geneva and said there will be un discussions involving this. >>> 4:34 and take a look if you it's earn relationship by relationship. well, that may not b

it's not okay. >> she hired daniel to do plumbing work in a bathroom. and install brass fixtures throughout the house. but after giving him two thousand dollars up front. she never saw him again. >> he's really convincing. he is uses the military card. the religion card. just really makes you think he's a good guy. and you can trust him. and then disappears with your money. >> the problem solvers discover the state of anddesist orders. one to murphy. and two to his business. >> . they haven't been able to serve him. >> it's matter of finding him. fell off the face of earth. >> an f from the bbb. and multiple web sites like thumb tack. and yelp. have removed his adds. he's still listed as a plumber on home advisor. >> . there are new complaints about him. screwing people over. >> . jessica has a handwritten letter. signed by daniel murphy. after parker police convinced him to pay her back 4 hundred dollars. back the remaining 16 hundred. but 6 months later. he hasn't paid another dime. >> . i have your signature. do you remember. >> i was in rehab. >> .

daniel: let's see if apple can squeeze more juice out of its flagship project. you for that analysis. apple is not just in the news for its new product. the european commission is trying to take a bite out of apple's profits. this sparking a heated debate in dublin. >> the irish people are divided and so is the government. the prime minister recalled parliament early for a debate on apple's tax record. the finance minister showed a clear defense. >> parliament has done nothing wrong. we have a proven tax record and a matchless commitment to -- reporter: but some opposition says it is wrong to fight the eu's ruling and that the country should simply accept the money. >> it is a cynical lie to suggest there is any new trend to corporate tax rate in last week's move. it is a lie and those were peddling it know it all too well. reporter: why is he fighting to reject a windfall of 13 billion euros? it is keen to keep apple happy. the company employs nearly 6000 people there. it is one of many multinationals that came to the country to benefit from a famously low corp

stpoebgs on daniel focusing on daniel fur my. a plumber we told you about in june. >> more victims are coming forward. asking investigative reporter why the state hasn't done more. to put daniel murphy out of business for good. >> . >> at first the state told us it can only find license plumbers. and since he let his license expire 3 years ago. doesn't have the authority to find him. good system right. with civil lawsuits piling up. the state now tells us it's open yet another investigation. and this time the state may ask a judge. to throw him in jail. >> . people who say they have been scammed by daniel phone calls. so the problem solvers had our investigative producer set up an appointment. with murphy. >> . i work with my friend here. and just doing minor stuff. like handyman plumbing. i could leaky tpaus sets and stuff. was handyman work. >> are you aware there's a warrant for your arrest. >> no i'm not. >> . you can't steal from people. it's not okay. >> she hired daniel to do bathroom. and install brass fixtures throughout

. >> daniel: good morning, 4 a.m. on this tuesday rrng september 20. i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, everybody, i am julie grauert. muggy, foggy, damp. those are theft adjectives we are working with and dealing with this morning. meteorologist shiri spear in weather center with a little bit of relief from this swampy weather, shiri. >> shiri: swampy, almost tropical weather out there. a drizzly start for many this morning and this is where the rain hangs tight from marshfield southward. we have some broken up showers here. even outside of this, we do have a little bit of mist and drizzle that is going to sneak under radar for a certain extent. a damp feel in boston at 58 degrees or worcester at 64. another thing i want to point out the fact i have fog in it will only stick with us from 8 or 10:00. dense fog in worcester and lawrence and portsmouth, new hampshire. we are seeing dense spots in plymouth. these will obviously slow you down. 6 a.m. temperatures about 67 degrees. 8 a.m., 69 degrees. 70s are back by 10 a.m. real slow warm-up. slow

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the victim was actually able to call for help. >> reporter: right, daniel. she called 911 herself and like you said, so many but we do know this was the main area of focus between route 18 in weymouth and route 3. the area where investigators were and you see behind me, that is where they apparently found that girl tide up partially clothed. this is the keen just after 9:00. this first came in as they reported an injured person in the woods. first responders found the girl, police were out here for several more hours looking for evidence, even using black lights in some area woods. while that was going on, police confirmed they were called to another scene at columbian square also near weymouth near the town library. it is not too clear how this relates to the scene near route 18, but we are working together to get more information from the police and da's office this morning about what exactly happened. we do understand the victim was able to call 911 herself in the woods off the highway and police were able to find her using sirens and keeping her on the p

here is danielle. >> danielle: yeah. we started off the day muggy. overcast. now those temperatures close to 90. 87 in boston. 83 down along the cape. it is really that sunshine that you saw that has helped boost those temperatures. here is the radar loop. we started the day versus now. things looking pretty good out there. lots of sunshine. those dew points are still in the low 70's. it is very humid out there. i think these will drop a little bit heading into this afternoon. and evening. though it is not going to be totally comfortable. still sticky. not quite oppressive out there. this afternoon, high temperatures in the low 90's. so in boston, that 92 degrees will be really close to our of 93. fenway tonight, jason aldean and kid rock. it's hot. temperatures in the upper 8's and low 90's. we will turn down the heat, though, saturday and sunday. we also have to talk about the chance for some showers through the weekend coming up. back to you guys. >> sarah: tom brady surnt i canly serving a four-game suspension. >> christa: he is talking about what it's lik

i am daniel miller. >> julie: just a few hours away. good morning, everyone, i am morning if you are counting on. you can dress like it is summer today. that is what shiri spear is telling us in the storm tracker center. >> fall starts at 10:21 if we want to be exact. here is the thing. we are in the 50s, the 40s. you will want to grab a jacket. even though warm temperatures this afternoon, i think dressing in layers will be key. 48 in norwood. 53 in bedford. 50s in beverly and plymouth and up into southern new hampshire and even worcester and boston. a little bit cool a little bit cool this morning, but i think 60s in the cities themselves is going to feel much milder out there. so fog is something that i am going to be watching especially in those cooler spots this morning where we are dropping all the way down into the lower 50s and upper 40s. those will be our prone locations. through 8:00 this morning, a little patchy fog and a little patchy cloud cover. and we climb out of the 60s in the boston area. after 8 a.m., sending us to 75

i am daniel miller. >> catherine: i am catherine rain and will make for a slow, wet commute and it is needed. shiri spear is in the storm tracker forecast center with who is getting the brunt of it. >> shiri: the spwrunt in the berkshires and southern new hampshire with gusts around 30 miles per hour and pea-sized hail and downpours is the issue. orange since midnight. almost picking up an inch of rain. nashua, new hampshire nearly half an inch of rain and lawrence get being half an inch of rain. these are just pain we are still getting heavy rain right up across the mass-new hampshire border shifting into portsmouth, new hampshire. another wave applying in orange and post still dry and 72 degrees. notice temperatures stay in the 70s. although we have that all-day risk of showers, the rain totals start going up during the afternoon hours in boston. an hour-by-hour look at the futurecast and what time you should be planning around the rain. catherine parrotta is live in drive-time traffic. a lot of green on that map. zoom out south of the city 128 the expressway moving smoothly. pike m

i am julie grauert. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. a cooler more humid day down home, but video down south. take a look. this is happening right now in florida. tropical storm headed right for florida and it is fwroing stronger by the second. rain and lightning have already hit parts of tampa all the way north to tallahassee. become a hurricane before landfall tonight or early tomorrow morning. the governor of florida already declaring a state of emergency for 42 counties. we go to meteorologist sarah wroblewski now with the latest on that storm, and our local weather. good morning, sarah. sarah archdiocese good morning. we are watching tropical storm hermine very carefully because the path could have an impact to our area. right now turning in the gulf of mexico. the outer band is pushing into parts of florida. it is moving very slowly about 6 miles per hour, but the winds currently at 60 miles per hour. as it gets closer later this evening, it is expected to strengthen to hurricane force. we will talk more about that track coming up

i am daniel miller. many people are moving their labor day plans indoors as they brace for the effects of what was tropical storm hermine. let's get right over to our storm tracker weather center right now to find meteorologist jason brewer standing by with the rain moving in, jason. >> jason: right now i am watching hermine to the south. it will stay just off of our coastline but building the seas. we are seeing the dangerous rip currents a 70-mile-per-hour winds in there. it is moving northward and getting closer to our coast and it is actually going to bend back to the west as we get into tomorrow. so the good news is, i do expect some weakening of this that will encounter cooler water and looks like it will stay just offshore and move away late in the week. let's focus on right now. there is nantucket. the rain, the heavier showers 20 miles away from that island. so over the next hour and a half, we will begin to see nantucket. and you can see the thunderstorm warnings in effect for the cape, the isl

i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, everyone, i am julie grauert. nice weather to start off the morning. get the outdoor errands done in the morning because shiri is telling us some storms will be moving in the afternoon. >> shiri: this afternoon when into work. you will notice the humidity up a little bit but nothing too uncomfortable. just feels like a summer morning. 65 in boston. 65 in peabody. down to 59 degrees in sharon, though. worcester starting things off at 60 degrees. 62 from pepperell to amherst, new hampshire. middle 60s falmouth down to the vineyard. not a huge range of temperatures mostly in the 60s and that's where we will be at mild and starting off mostly sunny. by noontime, though, we have scattered clouds on the increase. 83 degrees. 86 at 3 p.m. with the focus of many storms out across northern mass and southern new hampshire. by 7:00 this evening, notice that threat will slide into southeastern massachusetts. that means right in between here. the storms will be moving in through boston. likely during the evening commute. shiri