>> tragedy in duxbury. a construction worker killed on the job. what happened at the work site. >> rivals burying the hamp et. mitt romney and donald trum it is a feud with the cast of hamilton that is exploding on-line this morning. >> a cage rowse driver tracked down. >> this is 7 news today in new england. >> good morning. it is 9:00 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm kris anderson. >> i'm nancy chen. you can see the lens right there. might need a good wipe. do we have a wiper? yeah, i think so. >> kris: we will have chris climb up on the tower when he is done with weather. >> chris: strong wind gusts shaking that camera pretty soon. some rain-drops have moved through boston. snowflakes into worcester county. the cold air is pouring. in nothing to write home about. we will give you flavor of winter out there. close to the city of worcester, a couple of snowflakes mixed in. across eastern massachusetts. occasionally, we will see a passing rain shower or snow shower through the day. hammering snow across parts of vermont, right

>>> we begin with that breaking news from duxbury where a construction worker has been killed in a freak accident. >> the 28-year-old worker was part of her true building a development of private homes. we have information now. than terrific story and it happened so quickly. a construction crew was working here in this lot in the town of bucks worry -- duxbury laying down a water main when all of a sudden a life was lost. >> yelling at people to call 911 -- >> reporter: heartbreak at a construction site in duxbury. a man cutting a pipe suddenly lost control of a power saw with fatal results. a coworker saw it all happen. >> it jammed on him and kicked went down and we tried to do everything we could to stop the bleeding until the paramedics arrived. report his fellow worker dying in a construction hole right next to him, he did everything he could. >> i ripped off my jacket and my safety vest and i stuffed it into his throat or the cut was. i tried to just apply pressure. i kept him up right. i tried to keep the blood from coming out. 28-year-old victim to the hospital but he later died.

this down in duxbury. firefighters say that worker was in a trench when a power saw kicked back. >> tonight investigators are looking into exactly what went wrong. kelli o'hara is live with the details in duxbury. >> reporter: that is horrific and sad situation. it was that man's first day on the job. tragedy struck. saturday afternoon, sam romanelli tried desperately to save his coworker's life. crews were working on a new subdivision here in duxbury on tremont street. one of the men working in the trench had a tragic accident. as a 28-year-old was working on a water pipe, the saw he was holding firefighters say, kicked back and cut his throat. and i stuffed it into his throat. >> very serious. very grave injuries to the neck area. >> firefighters say the man sadly, didn't make it. he died from his injuries shortly afterwards at the hospital. romanelli says he tried to do everything he could. >> we tried to do everything we could to, you know, stop the bleeding. it is a tragedy. an unfortunate accident. >

. >> a deadly accident in duxbury. the construction worker killed by a power saw. >> and the tip that led to an arrest of a hit and run. that incident caught on camera. announcer: a . boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> it's sunday, november 20. good morning. i'm doug meehan. >> and i'm antoinette antonio. it is now down to 42 degrees. we were warmer earlier this morning. kelley: those temperatures we saw earlier this morning in the upper 40's and near 50, now we are gradually cooling. it is the winds that are really remarkable. much of the region. we are getting some reports of light snow right now. most of that is staying west of us. wind gusts are very strong. 30 miles per hour heading into boston. wind gusts of near 40 miles per hour. 30's through much of today. those wind gusts staying strong through tomorrow which is why a wind advisory has been issued. there is our forecast over the next several hours. we are gradually falling into the lower 40's as afternoon. we will see some dry opportunit

it's hard. >> reporter: duxbury police and osha have been investigating but jen still has questions. >> why did this happen? i mean, why? >> reporter: while grieving she's also trying to figure out how to care for lily as a single mom. >> we have a lot going on he has a rare disorder. >> reporter: meanwhile jen says she's grateful for those who did everything they could to try to bring her husband home. >> thank you for everyone that tried to save him and revive him. all the doctors and nurses. >> reporter: now jen tells me she's a part-time nurse but in order to support her kids to stay home for and to take care of them she's not going to be able to return to work and that is why her family members tell me they're going to be setting up a fund tomorrow through a bank. they say they hope that people will come forward whether they know them or not and donate to help support these kids financially through the years to come. we're live in duxbury, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> happening tomorrow the teenager who led police on a chase this wareham is expected to face a judge. poli

the worker's name is not being released by officials but the duxbury fire chief says the company doing the work in the area is a corporation called orwick. we tried to reach out to them for comment for information about this worker and exactly what happened. we do know osha is investigating. but at this time, we were not we do not yet know. it's unclear whether or not that worker worked for orwick or another company contracted out by the corporation. we're live in duxbury. >>> two boston police officers were injured while trying to arrest a man smoking in boston common. this happened friday night. the officers learned joseph demyo had an custody. he started to fight him. the officers were treated for injuries and have been released. the man will be in court for's salt. for -- for ail salt. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. it's really going to look like christmas for people in the berkshires and vermont sunday morning. snow is on the way. warnings for parts of new england. >> and you can see the snow coming down in parts of new york. not in new england yet. but this area

they're currently investigating that now with the duxbury police department. doug: firefighters tell us the man died of his injuries at the hospital. his name has not been released. antoinette: a teenager is under arrest after dragging a man from a moving truck. police found that teen driving erratically in worcester. his arm. the 45-year-old man was eventually freed and he ended up with serious injuries. no word on how he ended up being dragged. that teenager, meanwhile, sped off while police followed. officers arrested him after a brief struggle, and he is now facing several charges. doug: an arrest has been made in this hit-and-run in chelsea. police say it was a tip that helped lead to the arrest of 25-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn on that hit a 72-year-old woman crossing the street. police impounded the minivan as evidence. the woman is expected to recover. we're learning more about a victim hit by a car while walking in a dorchester street friday night. the pedestrian was a woman in her 50's. she was seriously hurt on quincy street. police say the dr

: heartbreak at a construction site a duxbury. a crew was laying down able -- a man -- water main and a man cutting a pipe lost control of the power saw with fatal results, a coworker saw it all happen. >> i sought -- it kicked back. it got him in the throat. he stumbled and went down. we tried to do everything that we could until the paramedics arrived. >> reporter: his fellow worker dying in a construction whole right next to him. he did everything that he could. >> i ripped off my jacket and safety vest. i stuffed it into his throat where the cut was and i tried to apply pressure. we kept him upright and we tried to keep the blood from coming out. >> reporter: paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital but he later died. >> obviously chaotic and he was in the trench and there was extrication that had to be to the street side so that we could get him in the ambulance. >> reporter: authorities worked into the night. the accident will be investigated by osha and other agencies , a gruesome workplace tragedy only days before than

a true family man. >> he's just an amazing afternoon off tremont street in duxbury. 28-year-old jason cutting pipe in this trench to build a water line for new homes when the d.a.'s office says his circular chop saw became bound and kicked back. the blade cutting his neck. co-worker sam told fox 25 on saturday he tried to save jason. >> we tried to apply pressure. we tried to keep him upright and do everything we could so -- until the ambulance it hit his artery and they cried to control the bleeding -- they tried to control the bleeding. >> reporter: duxbury police and osha have been investigating but jen still has questions. >> why did this happen? i mean, why. >> while grieving these also trying to figure out how to care for nine-year-old dylan and twins colin and a single mom. >> this one has a lot going on with a rare genetic disease. he's on a feeding tube. >> reporter: meanwhile jen says she's grateful for those who did everything they could to try to bring her husband home. >> thank you for everyone that tried to save him and revive him all the doctors and nurses. >> jen tells

they're currently investigating that now with the duxbury police department. doug: firefighters tell us the man died of his injuries at the hospital. antoinette: a teenager is under arrest accused of dragging a man from a moving truck. police found that 17-year-old driving erratically on hooper street in worcester. the victim, who is the owner of the truck, was hanging out the driver's side door by his arm. the 45-year-old rutland man was eventually freed and he ended up with serious injuries. no word on how he ended up being dragged. that teenager, meanwhile, sped off while police followed. brief struggle, and he is now facing several charges. doug: an arrest has been made in this hit and run in chelsea. you may remember this from earlier last week. police say it was a tip that helped lead to the arrest of 25-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn on saturday. police say hernandez was driving a white minivan that hit a 72-year-old woman who was crossing the street friday morning. that minivan was found on saturday, police impounding it as evidence. the woman is ex

a construction accident in duxbury. what led to a 28 worker being killed. >> more cabinet meeting for president-elect donald trump. more names being floated around. >> and a recall due to listeria contamination. the concerns this morning over several pros from a popular hummus company. . >>> good morning, everybody. it is 5:00 in the morning on this sunday, november 20th. we're glad you're waking up with us and sharing your first cup of coffee with us. kind of doing it together. barry burbank, good morning. >> good morning to you kerry. good morning, everybody on this we've got temperatures in the 40s. so it's pretty mild out there this morning. i hope you've enjoyed the mild weather over the last few days. it's going to feel like winter the next few days. look at the temperatures out west in new england, 32 with moderate snow right now in pitsfield. these temperatures may go up in the upper 40s and start falling back this afternoon. look at that narrow swath of rain. we showed you that yesterday morning. here it throug

man. >> he's just an amazing father. >> reporter: it was saturday afternoon, off tremont street in duxbury. 28-year-old jason cutting pipe in this trench to build a water line for new homes when the d.a.'s office says his circular chop saw became co-workers told fox 25 on saturday he tried desperately to save jason. >> we tried to apply pressure, we tried to keep him upright and do everything we could till the ambulance arrived. >> he couldn't breathe. it hit his core rotted artery they tried to control the bleeding. it's hard. >> reporter: and osha have been investigating but jen still has questions. >> why did this happen? i mean, why? >> reporter: while grieving she's also trying to figure out how to care for 9-year-old dylan and 18 month-old twins colin and lily as a single mom. >> we have a lot going on he has a rare disorder. >> reporter: meanwhile jen says she's grateful for those who did everything >> thank you for everyone that tried to save him and revive him. all the doctors and nurses. >> reporter: now jen tells me she's a part-time nurse but in order to support her kids to sta

it happened near newtown way in duxbury. firefighters say the worker was taken to the hospital but he didn't survive. two boston police officers are recovering after an altercation with the suspect. the officers initially confronted a man on the common because he was smoking then they realized he had an outstanding warrant. this were' treated at a nearby hospital and released. there has been appear arrest in a hit-and-run crash caught on camera. police say a 28-year-old lynn man was driving the mini van that hit a 72-year-old woman in friday in chelsea. he is facing several charges including driving without a license and leaving the scene of 7 news today in new england returns at 9:00. >>> hello, mr. president elect, thank you for taking the time to meet with me. >> governor romney, so good of you to come. [ laughter ] >> this isn't going to work, is it? >> i don't think so. >> good. great talk. >>> "saturday night live" is alec baldwin returning and jason sell dak is repricing his mitt romney. it was almost 37 years ago tha

our diane cho is in duxbury with what we've learned tonight. earlier today when the man was injured. it happened just after 2:00 here on newtown way off tremont street in duxbury. we're told when firefighters got to the scene they found that the 28-year-old construction worker sufferd serious injuries while working with a power saw. police say it hit the victim in the throat. firefighers say they requested a helicopter so that that the man could be airlifted to a hospital but they were told they weren't available at the time. >> we decided to transport to beth israel in plymouth again , significant injuries. we had they are currently investigating that right now. diane: again, firefighters say the man died at the hospital from his injuries. officials have not released his name at this time. diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: also breaking tonight, an arrest has been made in a hit and run in chelsea. police say a tip helped lead to the arrest of 25-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn today. police say hernandez was driving a white minivan that

. >>> a death at a construction site in duxbury remains under investigation. the man was killed when his saw kicked back and hit him in the neck. his wife spoke to christine mccarthy about her loss. >> just him again, you know. >> reporter: jen sanderson wants the world to know who her husband was. a father of three. >> he was an amazing man. >> reporter: 28-year-old jason was cutting pipe in this trench to build a water line for you in homes when the da's office said his circular chop saw kicked back and the blade jason. >> we tried to apply pressure. we tried to keep him upright and do everything we could until the ambulance arrived. >> he couldn't breathe. it hit his carotid artery. they tried to control the bleeding but his heart went. >> reporter: duxbury police and osha have been investigating and jen has questions. >> why did i mean, why -- >>reporter: while grieving, she is also trying to figure out how this care for 9-year-old dylan and 18-month-old twins. >> this one has a lot going on. has a disorder. >> reporter: meanwhile, jen says she is grateful

another burst of flurries halifax and to duxbury. a timeline of the wind and cold coming up in less than five. >>> we are getting up to date. lowell police connects are expected back in an apartment complex investigating the death of a mother of four. were found beaten to death. one witness told fox25 her son who has down syndrome was holding his mother in his arms in the parking lot pleading for her to get. you. witnesses say arengo was beaten shortly after leaving a party. our michael henrich reaching out to police to see if an arrest was made it a case. >>> more than 30 groups awith arrest was made it a case. >>> more than 30 groups awith mayor maura walsh matter who you vote for. the rally is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. fox25 will be there. >>> a family of seven had not be able to spend thanksgiving at home this year after a car slammed into the front of their house making it unsafe to live in. and now the hunt it on for the people inside the car who did this. our jessica reyes is live in northborough this morning where tha

antoinette: a deadly accident in duxbury. the construction worker killed by a power saw. doug: the tip that led to an arrest of a hit and run suspect. that incident caught on camera. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, evod not a very pleasant sunday, november 20. but good morning anyway. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. it's 8:00. we are still hovering around 46 degrees. it's going to be wet out there, kelly ann. kelly ann: absolutely. this rain and even some snow keeping those temperatures right around the 40's through much of today. keep in mind, though, it's going to feel quite a bit cooler this afternoon because the winds are pushing in and so that's going to make it feel like it's actually in the 30's for much of

. >> reporter: it was saturday afternoon off tremont street in duxbury. he was cutting pipe in this trench to build a water line for you in homes when his circular chop saw became bound co-worker sam romanelli tells fox25 saturday that he tried desperately save jason. >> we tried to apply pressure. we tried to keep him upright and do everything we could until the ambulance arrived. >> he couldn't breathe. it severed his carotid artery. they tried to control the bleeding, but his heart just stopped. >> reporter: duxbury police and so he shah have been investigating. jen still has questions. >> why did this happen. i mean -- why? >> reporter: while grieving, she is also trying to figure out how to care for 9-year-old dylan and 18-month-old twins colin and lilly as a single mom. >> this one has a lot going on. he has a disorder. >> reporter: meanwhile, jen says she is grateful for those who did everything they could tried to save him and revive him. all the doctors and nurses. >> reporter: christine mccarthy, fox25 news. >>> a wood stove is being blamed for

separate places until their home fixed >> we working learn identity construction worker killed in duxbury. officials i using power saw when kicked back. struck his throat. worker 28 question man was ex ka duxbury police and osha investigating. >> anti-defamation league rallying tomorrow against hate. follows spike hate fill across country since the elect. state local leaders will take part in event stems of state house. they want drive home mets sage regardless of who you voted this kind behavior unacceptable. and it is not represent who we are as a country >> we more details tonight last week attorney general announced hot line report hat hair raysments we post all information on our web site. myfoxboston.com. >> and earlier this week we showed you in map the depict all of locations where hate crime here in massachutes has been reported sin adonald trump was elect numbered this information coming from the southern poverty law center. as you can see majority of complaints were filed in eastern part of our state. >> happening tomorrow, the teenager who led the police on chase in wareham ex

duxbury included. and the heaviest is moving to marble head, beverly, manchester, catching up on lost time. and heavier rainfall all the way to manchester and across southern new hampshire. it's moving northward and when it's raining, it heavily. and it's dark. and it will be a slow go so be cautious. rain totals moving up. worcester over an inch and fitchburg shy of an inch. and we're running a rainfall deficit and this helps out. boston's rain deficit more than an inch and a half. so we gave back our gains from october. the showers ending in a couple of hours, and temperatures stay mild. upper 40s to low 50s and the and tomorrow we start with a murky morning and not very cold. and then we start to work in a little sun. partial sunshine expected by midday and then a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon. and temperatures around 60. so a really pleasant day develops. high near 60 in boston, 59 in norwood. and manchester around 57 for our wednesday. quiet weather for thursday and friday and a lot of su

duxbury through hall this evening. heavy rain in marble head, beverly, danvers, manchester. and steady rainfall across central massachusetts and the idea is that we won't see severe weather or thunderstorms. just bouts of rainfall. and the temps will start to warm again. here's a look hour-by-hour. if you're traveling tonight. expect the rain. heavier downpours in the middle of the night. this is where we get the heaviest overall rain. 7:00 and 8 a.m. a minimal impact. also looking at sun breaking out for tomorrow. and a mild first day of december. areas of rain and heavier downpours. 40s north and west of boston. and the temps keep rising up to 60s south and east of the city. and the wind is going to continue to increase. and it will gust over 20 miles per hour shortly. tomorrow morning, a mild start and the showers will end. cooler north and west heading into new massachusetts. and starting the day towards 60. as we look to midday. partly sunny, breezy out of the west. and well above average for us. and in the evening, the sunset is at 4:12 and it should be dry. highs clos

. >> jason: this morning, osha is investigating a terrible accident in duxbury. a man killed by the saw he was using when it kicked back and hit him in the neck. fox 25 christine mccarthy reports, his coworkers tried to life. >> we did everything we can. >> reporter: workers shocked and upset as osha investigates the accident sunday afternoon. >> he was unconscious. he was still breathing. there was a lot of blood. >> reporter: the cut off saw involved in the accident lay at the bottom of the trench that another worker sam ram month nelly had been in. helping the victim lay a new construction for a new construction home. >> he was cutting an iron pipe in the hole and the saw kicked back at him. and cut him. in the throat. we tried to apply pressure. we tried to keep him up right. first responders carried the victim who had been working for a private local company, out of the trench and into an ambulance. >> the coworkers did great work with what they had, obviously. paramedics did great work. and doing the best they could to control bleeding and maintain efforts

seacoast and down along the south shore we have a batch of light showers moving out of plymouth and duxbury, so a couple of showers around, that's batch one and here comes batch 2, and it is shifting in our direction, and a lot of this is going to focus across northern new england but we will catch the tail end of this, as it travels along the frontal boundary be the focus today for a lot of clouds and south side of the front warmer temperatures, so notice how we go that steadier rain in after 2:00 this afternoon and into the boston area, and we're in the 50s now, and we're going to hold in the 50s close to 60, and along the pike, and you see we have got lower 50s to the north, and we're going to stay in the 50s. notice south of town, from marshfield, we are back into the 60s. we have had 70 in many areas yesterday, and we'll get close to that south of town today but lunchtime and here comes the next batch of rain moving in. and comes through during early to mid afternoon, and worcester into boston, and a couple of raindrops around for that evening commute. don't get much in southeastern ma

to the duxbury food pantry where they help 200 people a month. mary lou o'connell is beyond grateful for their help. >> it makes my heart smile. it lets me know that there's goodness all around us and i do see it often. >> reporter: this drive falls on giving tuesday, a global day of giving that encourages people to donate items or time to charity. the high school principal is proud to see taking part. >> people are thinking beyond their own lives and looking to other people in need. i think that's what it means to be a good citizen. >> he's happy to know the school is making a difference. >> there are a lot of people in my own town and across massachusetts and across the world that are hundredery and they struggle to -- hungry and the table. >> that kid is awesome. the food drive is part of project 351. a youth service nonprofit organization. and that group will hold 100 of these student run food drives across the state. >> for the 351 cities and states in massachusetts. and so many kids want to be a part of an effort like that. >>> much more st

certainly cooler now in duxbury. that's powder point bridge and just for good measures look at sunday river, they're making snow up there to add to what they've had already this the snow risk. not much mapping out there in new england. -- happening out there in new england. there will be snow in morning, mostly confined to northern and central new england. you'll see it in the picture here particularly in the higher elevations. futurecast says, well, there's some rainshower possibility here in massachusetts. however, 7:30 a.m. in the morning, good chance there will raindrops. through the afternoon, we're dry, so no problems for any of your football games tomorrow, whatever you have planned for your saturday activities, it's just first thing in morning, we could see a couple of the showers come on by. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures generally are in the 50's. southeastern massachusetts, 50's to the north as well. couple degrees cooler, and here in northern worcester county, southwest new hampshire and vermont, it wil

heaviest rains at the moment, preliminary mouth, duxbury. the temperatures are in the 40s. what we saw last night were rising temperatures. and we'll see that again this evening. especially after midnight. timing it out we'll basically be in and out of in rain picks up around midnight into early tomorrow morning. and tracking showers and downpours. the last of which should be exiting around seven to 8 a.m. not having a big impact on the morning drive and we'll work in sunshine. a mild start to the month of december. tonight, areas of rain and fog. 40s to the north and west of boston. and temperatures rising through the 50s elsewhere. and the wind will start to pick up out of the east. and it will start to get gust night. we need 2 inches of rain before midnight just to get back to average for the month of november. so it's great to see but boston is still very much in a drought. we need to start doubling average rainfall for a month. the showers end and temperatures will be very warm especially from boston south. some towns will be near 60. we stay mild midday well in the 5

for duxbury, she says, addressing safety issues is long overdue. >> i don't feel safe anymore, going out by myself. it's a sad thing to say. >> the city manager and police superintendent are now working to discuss this issue, and they told me, they hope to have a plan of action by end of this week. in lowell, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a deputy sheriff is recovering at home tonight after this crash in rockland. this was the scene on beech street this morning. police tell fox 25 the sheriff was heading to a call with lights and siren on, when a car turned in front of the cruiser and then collided. we're told the driver of the car has serious injuries. the sheriff and his k-9 were treated and released. now been granted a hearing in his attempt to get a new trial. darryl jones was convicted more than 30 years ago for a murder in brockton he says he did not commit. a judge today ordered the hearing after reviewing expert forensic heynal cies of a video that was a key piece of evidence, used by prosecutors to convict jones. that hearing is expected to be held some ti

. >> anchor: 7 news turning to a tragic accident in duxbury. a construction worker killed on the job after a horrible accident. firefighters say the worker was in a trench when a power saw he was using kicked back. >> anchor: investigators are looking into exactly what happened here. kelli o'hara has details. afternoon sam fried desperately to safe his co-workers life as crews working on a new subdivision here, one of the men working in the trench had a tragic accident. as the 28-year-old was working on a water pipe, the saw he was' holding firefighters say, kicked back and cut his throat. >> i ripped off my jacket and my safety vest and i stuffed it into his threat. >> very serious, very grave injuries to the neck area. >>or didn't make it. he died from his injuries shortly afterwards at the hop. the man tried to do everything he could. >> we tried to do everything we could to stop the bleeding. it's a tragedy. it's just an unfortunate accident. >> reporter: owe shah is vecting. the fire chief says accidents like these are never easy especiall

all the suburbs until you get to milton, the city itself and hull in the lower 40s. 33 degrees in duxbury. so chilly start for sure. this is your warm-up in the boston area with 49 degrees at 6:00 this morning with sunshine. noon comes along and at 57 degrees. we should get to a high around 60. pretty close at 3 p.m., but by 7:00 this evening for late voters, temperatures will be back in the lower 50s. i will show you what it is going to look like in your town this afternoon coming up in just a few. julie is back with live drive time traffic. >> shiri: crews are dealing with the water main break in boston in front of the boston college t stop. because the station is above ground, water is not flowing into the station. water is shut out and -- off and we will update you as soon as more details come in. >>> things are nice and quiet on the road at 4:31. pike open into 128 and the allston prototypeon. no issues 93. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. >>> 4:31 right now. the campaigning is over after one final push for the battleground states. hillary clinton broug

all the suburbs until you get to milton, the city itself and hull in the lower 40s. 33 degrees in duxbury.

the west that will fill this through the evening and this heavy rain, the yellows you're seeing, duxbury, in a fewer more minutes over to marshfield by 5:10 p.m., an increasing intensity of the rain. also, some scattered showers, not the solid deck of rain for the cape and the islands, it's not as heavy here. but that could change overnight, as a new wave of low pressure approaches. so right now, we're getting that first batch of rain coming through, but there is more back upstate new york, that's going to be moving in. right now, the model is showing it a little bit too intense, just note that we're socked in with the rain through 8:00 p.m. tonight. then we get a bit of a lull and then overnight, here's 5:00 a.m., the early morning commuters going to be dealing with more rain. i have a timeline on when it gets out of here coming up. >> blair: stay up-to-date with us, no matter where you are, using the fox 25 weather app, track the radar and get weather alerts from our team as the bad weather approaches. is on unpaid leave accused of using the department's money to buy clothes for his gi

on the south coast of new england, south shore coastline, 49 marshfield to duxbury. much warmer tomorrow. i'll show you that and the rain on the way. >> vanessa: we'll see you shortly kevin. police cited a driver who hit trick-or-treating last night on marshal avenue in lowell. we were on the scene as this was breaking during our news at 10:00 p.m. the street was packed with trick-or-treaters when the accident happened. police say suspect, 27-year-old carlin arroyo hit the boy and took off. police were able to track her down and arrest her. >> he had bleeding in the head, on his side. >> vanessa: the woman was cited for leaving the scene of an accident. boston for treatment. new at 5:00 p.m., row hoe bic lies are looking for the masked men who robbed a gas station. you request see of the clerk on the ground with his arms in up into the airplane. the masked men walked into the exxon late friday night and threatened to stab the clerk. they took money and cigarettes we have running offensively. if you have any information on the robbery, contact row hoe bus police. >> m

duxbury at 40 degrees. wareham at 31. norton at 30 degrees. clouds down there as well. and what we will be watching for today is mostly dry weather. that slight risk of getting a quick little spritz south of the pike and flurries north of the pike. about 35 degrees. guilt with 42 here at noon. mid-40s for 3 p.m. and then bin by dinnertime tonight, temperatures in the low to mid-40s in most spots, and in comes the risk of rain. i will time out those showers coming up. daniel, back to you. >>> a kay yotic seen at the hannaford supermarket in six cars and a shopping cart attendant. that attendant was taken to the hospital to get checked out and so was the driver. the owners came out from their pre-thanksgiving shopping to the mess. >> one car was totally smashed. one car in front of it looked like it was hit. turns out it was the person putting away the carts was actually dragged when the car came in. >> daniel: no one was seriously hurt. police are investigating why the did not stop. >>> a prominent boston attorney once named one of "people" magazine most eligible bachelo

and you can see right now 31 in natick. 32 in duxbury. freezing i just clouds and i am not concerned of rain coming into these areas before temperatures do rise above freezing. track that 10 a.m., in the 30s out there. still hanging around in southern new hampshire and parts of northwestern mass and above freezing and that freezing rain threat is beginning to end. now back over to boston and plymouth, middle 40s before noontime and even a few spots getting up to 50 degrees for the cape and islands by temperatures will be steady and drop a bit. heavier rain and looks to fall south coast, cape, islands today and into the night tonight. some batches of heavy rain are rolling through. your dinnertime plans continue to be soaked, but the story is also that temperatures don't fall after dark tonight. we will have a south wind that stays up. and it will keep temperatures on the higher side. as far as rain. looking at a good soaking. running 11 inches below normal in boston for the in boston for the year and anywhere from a half an notch an inch

duxbury at 35 and dealing a couple more clouds hugging the coast and island. will keep things a little milder. we go up to 48 degrees at noon clouds. running very bright. 50 at 3 p.m. break down who is in the low and mid-50s and who will be close to 70 coming up in ten minutes. back over to you, catherine, for live drive time traffic. >> reporter: a look at how the roads are doing south of the city no real problems on the expressway. also route 3 moving along just fine. moving up just a.bit, the pike, no big problems there either. that is good. deconstruction work continues. here is a look at the zakim bridge, leverett connector, volume still light. the drive times for you on the pike, 25 minutes, route 9. 17 minutes, route 16. showing that you are jammed up. will take you eight minutes there. >>> a 4-year-old remains hospitalized being hit by a car while trick or treating. the lowell sun reports that at boy had a serious if not life-threatening head injury. it happened on marshal street in low one woman said the little boy who a bad cut on his head and and to

we do have an accident in duxbury. route 3 northbound at exit 10, this is where a car hilt -- hit a deer sadly. on the pike, no issues back out to framingham. route 2 and 3 looking good. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. braintree to boston northbound on on the expressway. not too bad. 16 minutes. 12 minutes enter town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound 128 to the zakim bridge also 12 minutes. the commuter rail, we have system delays on the fitchburg danielle. a dangerous intersection tangling traffic in boston and putting people in the crosswalk in harm's way. conflicting signs and baffling traffic lights and drivers apparently justing ignoring the rules. >> kris: we'll see it in the video. changes are on the way, though, thanks the hank phillippi ryan, who took this issue to city leaders. this morning hank investigates. [horns honking] >> hank: this may be the most confusing and chaotic intersection in boston. >> it is awful. >> hank: where merrimack street runs into stan

had to be called in after getting people out of this horrific crash in duxbury. and rolled over and into a marsh around 2:00 this morning. we know two people went to the hospital. right now we're working to get an update on their conditions. the cause of that crash under investigation this morning. >> jason: a new barning from the fbi as we get ready for the holiday season. the agency calling for those around the country to be extra vigilant for terrorist attack warning signs. they issued a statement yesterday saying there's no specific threat out there. but everyone must stay guarded. the agency concerned about paris like attacks where m grown terrorists. fox 25 did reach out to the boston police department to find out what exactly is being done in regards to this warning. and bpd released a statement staying vigilant and urging the public to stay vigilant. >>> the upcoming inauguration happening two months from tomorrow. >> heather: meantime, president-elect spending this with former massachusetts governor mitt romney possibly to offer him a role in the cabinet

in marlboro and temperatures into the mid-30s duxbury down to sandwich in sandwich 33? right now and it has been a very cold start to the morning in boston right now, one of the warm locations at 36?. we got mostly sunny skies, noon time 48?, 50 here at 3:00 p.m., there are towns and cities that actually get into the mid-50s today and get close to 70? tomorrow. i will give you the little town ten minutes. catherine parrotta back now with live drive time traffic and pair of accident near expressway, 24 northbound before 128, also furnace brook parkway, accident near the expressway, expressway, by the way, jammed up as multi-vehicle accident before main street and hopkinton and look at how the pike is doing and earlier and traffic is starting to ease up a bit and route 1 to the weston tolls, hour and five minutes there, not a great ride 128 right now. sara, over to you. >> sara: maryland and baltimore police confirmed six people, six people were killed in crash involving a school bus and transit bus. they also say there were no kids on the school bus. now, we don't know a

fund has been started for family of construction worker killed over working on construction site in duxbury when the saw he was using malfunctioned and hit him in the neck. authorities are still investigating the incident. so far donors raised $7,000 for sanders wife and 3 children. arrangements being made for the body of nashua man to be sent back to new hampshire after he was hit and killed by truck in jamaica. christopher late died last monday on birthday while attending a destination wedding. station autopsy has since been completed and authorities have been in touch with the family. community has also donated nearly $30,000 to the family gofundme page to help bring and bring christopher's body back home and extra money will go to his kids. >> julie: police in brockton searching for would-be robber in convenience store but failed miserably and gets out of the minivan and throws rock at window but doesn't break and boce the owner of the store, steven davis who testified in the whitey bulger trial, about the murder of his sister debra davis. it is named after sister and daughter and davis

. >> mark: f 2 killed in a construction accident in duxbury is an husband and dad. a 28-year-old by the name of jason sanderson was working on a main for a private company. when the saw kicked back and struck his neck. he was a devoted father and hard worker, who picked up an extra shift to make some money. >> vanessa: this weekend was a sobering reminder of the dangers of policing. four officers were shot in four separate cities in 24 hours. officer was killed and the suspect is still on the run. >> san antonio police detective benjamin was inside his vehicle sunday writing a routine traffic ticket when someone approached his window, shooting him twice and sparking a manhunt. manhunt. >> the search has gone on since we started yesterday afternoon and to this point and it will not stop until this person is in custody. >> the reporter: marconi was 50 years old and spent almost half his life on the forms. san antonio police say the police headquarters before the shooting. barely long enough to ask the clerk a question, and walk out. it's not clear what he wanted, but

and we have the same story down to the cape with temperatures as high as 40 in duxbury. 32 in wareham. your day planner today for the boston area, 36 degree at 8 clouds and 43 here at noontime. high temperatures tapping into the middle 40s in and around the boston area and by 7:00 this evening, down to 40 again as the chance for rain starts to claim. an hour-by-hour look. the futurecast. i am back in ten. gene, over to you. >>> following breaking news in plainville. police are investigating a deadly wrong-way crash on 495 south that happened near the spruce street overpass around 2:00 and the driver of the other car currently at looild hospital. two -- at rhode island holt. two lanes are closed. we will bring you the story on air and online at fox25boston.com. >>> a charred house now boarded up after an intense two neighbors refused to give up. the brave rescue. >> reporter: sara, gene, you can see outside of the house now that the sun is rising. some of the debris taken out of this burned-out house, the plywood out against the outer wall. the damage to the roof is evident as well. th

snow flying from acton to framingham into boston, danvers, and duxbury getting a few flakes. these snow showers are going to persist rough the berkshires day.there's a lot of lake-effec snow off to the west. this storm not going away. with it sitting to our north, it's going to keep the wind acti. our high temperature will struggle through the 30's. we may briefly touch 40 over the cape. with that wind blowing all day long, notice the wind chill throughout the day holding in we will break into some sunshine, though. you casee by lunchtime, sun and clouds across the area with those snow showe psisting out toward the berkshires. we should stay dry overnight. can't rule out a stray flurry. it's just partly cloudy skies through the overnight hours. we're down in the 20's and 30's tonight. tomorrow is a bright sunny day as high pressure noses in. the winds relax a little bit. eyeing this storm here back toward the chicago area tomorrow. that will make a run toward us on thanksgiving day. so traveling on wednesday, of course, the big of the country is going to be the focus for some

a little warmer in the city center. 33 duxbury, 31 in wareham and 28 in harwich. definitely a chill in the air. how we warm up in the boston area. 44 sunny skies. noontime come along. how about upper 50s and lower 60s. we hang tight to those temperatures through 3 p.m. 7:00 this evening if you are getting out and voting late. temperatures will be back in the lower 50s. even a little bit cooler in the suburbs a town-by-town look in a couple of minutes. julie grauert is with live drive time traffic and an accident update. >> julie: waiting for this slowing near the cloverleaf. we shift south, expressway moving along fine. live pictures from skyfox on that water main break we have been reporting on all morning. com ave and lake street. we are working to clean it up and impacting after of green line. they are asking to board the station or go on to the station at com ave. 32 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 22 minutes on the expressway. 28 minutes from peabody to the weston tolls. >> now it is time to head to the polls. >> wrapping up final speec

we are talking temperatures generally running at or below freezing. 40 in duxbury. 32 in wareham. 41 in nantucket. clouds are thick for all of us today. the day planner in the boston area have us at 36 degrees with the clouds continuing at 7 a.m. noontime lower 40s. middle 40s at 3:00 and by 7:00 tonight, that is when the risk an hour-by-hour look at how long that lasts us into the weekend. that is all coming back. i am up with you again in about ten minutes. gene, back to you. >>> we are following breaking news in plainville. police are investigating a deadly wrong-way crash on 49 south on the spruce street overpass around 2:00 this morning. we know that the wrong way driver is dead and the driver of the other car is currently at rhode island hospital. right now two lanes of the highway are shut down. we will c story and the latest on air and online on our web site at fox25boston.com. >>> a truck stop is boarded up following an intense fire in saugus. >> fortunately for the man inside the house he was able to get out alive after two neighbors refused to give up. our michael henrich

upper 20s mansfield. 30 hanover. 30 in duxbury and 31 in -- chilly outside of the city. this is what we got outside in boston. sunny skies. 57 degrees here at noon. we get close to 60 this afternoon. if you were voting later this evening at 7 p.m., temperatures back into the lower 50s. we will go over some of the hot and cool spots for the afternoon coming up in just a time traffic. check with you on the expressway. >> julie: starting to see a little bit of volume and a little late clearing out. still moving along fine on the expressway. pike wide open from 495 to 128 into the allston-brighton area. no issues route 1 and 93 south. 10 minutes on the expressway. 21 minutes on 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from westford to the weston tolls. over to you. >>> the stump speeches and campaign stops are over now and finally time to head to the polls. >> sara: the candidates for president wrapping up their final speeches just a few hours ago and now the candidates will just have to watch and wait. fox25's chris flanagan live in new york city where donald trump and hillar

now investigators are trying to figure out what happened during a deadly construction accident in duxbury. using kicked back and hit him in the neck. this morning osha is investigating. >> kris: a man is due in court after police say he assaulted a pair of boston police officers. officers say they spotted this man smoking in the common, which violates a municipal ordinance. that's when they learned that the suspect was wanted for an outstanding warrant in connecticut. when they tried the arrest him, he allegedly started to struggle. both officers suffered minor injuries. >> they will be fine. they'll be okay. it's a tough job. there, it's a tough job. so i think that it seems to have gotten out of control. >> kris: the suspect is facing charges of assault and battery. >> christa: new this morning activist cornel west is coming back the harvard university. the cnn contributor is returning to the school 14 years after he left following a dispute over affirmative action. harvard's faculty voted to let him teach there again. school officials say he most university have been selected to be roa

mid to upper 30s 40 there in walpole. 43 in duxbury and 49 on nantucket. get to the hour by hour forecast. in worcester today, one or two breaks of sun. general rule, clouds in the sun. temperatures in the low 40s with highs starting around midday through 2:00. into boston, keep it cloudy, temperatures topping out in the low to middle 40s from noon to about 3:00 p.m. watching down to the south for here's the low pressure center that we've been tracking. right now the radar quiet over southern new england. but as we advance things through time. we started the damper skies falling into the noon hour. so it's going to be the cape and islands that get the most of the rain that's going to be coming our way today. one or two showers could spin back across the eastern coastline. up into southern new hampshire here toward the sea coast later in the day. notice the winds, they're out of the northwest and we start to in overnight tonight. so we'll drop down to freezing in many locations as we get started on our sunday. weekend in view, it's going to be breezier, bri

don't get me wrong, still cold but not quite freezing. 34 in duxbury and 32 on the vineyard. there is your chilly temperature to get things started this morning. a little bit of patchy cloud cover. boston running nice and clear and by noontime back at 48 degrees in the city. we have a mix of sun. a cup of scattered clouds looking nice and bright minus the wind we had yesterday. even more comfortable out there. 50 degrees by 3:00 this afternoon and at towns and cities that make it to the mid-50s today and when we hit the 60s tomorrow. that is coming up. back to you guys. >>> happening right now, a live look from our driving cam on the pike in framingham. construction on the mass pike toll booth continues as drivers head back out for the morning commute. >>> yesterday we expected traffic to back up more than usual because of all the construction and toll booths come down and a lot of people stayed at home. keep an eye on the roads for us to see if things have changed for the tuesday morning commute. how are things looking right now, michael. >> reporter: hey, good morning. it i

morning we are hearing from the wife of a man who cass killed while working his killed on saturday in duxbury. he was cutting pipe when the saw kicked back and hit him in the neck. co-workers said they tried everything they could to save him before the ambulance arrived. his wife is now looking for answers. >> it hit his carotid artery. they tried to control the bleeding, but his heart just -- >> why did this why? >> sara: sanderson's wife nows that to take care of her 9-year-old and 18-month-old twins and she won't be able to return to her work as a nurse. osha is investigating the accident. >>> accused of gunning down a person in roxbury. 44-year-old anthony tunes was dead when police arrived. the shooting and he is set to appear in roxbury district court. >>> station continues to follow the aftermath of the legalization of recreational marijuana in massachusetts. the law goes into effect next month and police and fire departments are reassessing their own policies for employees. in massachusetts, there is already a law on the books to prevent officers and fire fighters from smoking tobacco