live in princeton, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> on fox 25's bob ward this new information from the district attorney's office about the vanessa marcotte murder actually corroborates what we were told from noted f.b.i. profiler mariellen o'toole. i interviewed her just a few vehicles ago in virginia she told me she believes based on her review of the evidence and her years of experience that vanessa area or familiar with the area. she also believes that the killer why as predator and that vanessa was in the wrong place at the wrong time. this person was actually out looking for victims. >> what you're dealing with is someone who's probably very much engaged in predatory behavior which means that they're out looking for victims and when it happens they're ready to go. >> reporter: she told me the area where vanessa was found tells her that the killer was comfortable with the area and was willing to do what he did knowing that he can't going to get caught. he was comfort beable with that area had command of the area and that she believes that this person is a psychopath someone who could lie a

fox 25's malini basu the first reporter on scene when this story broke during fox 25 news at 10:00. malini, new since 6:00 you broke spoke with the brother of the woman who was behind the wheel? >> reporter: vanessa, we did. that brother tells us he has no idea what happened. let me tell you today it is so chaotic so many people in this parking lot packed for thanksging hit an employee of hannaford but also backed into five other cars, including this car right here in this parking lot. car after car was hit by the driver of this black chevy. waltham fire officials tell fox 25 the driver just kept backing up and didn't stop. >> pretty hectic. >> reporter: investigators say an employee collecting carts at the hannaford supermarket was also hit it happened in the store's >> i see all me ambulance comes through. right into the front of hannaford and i see this where the carts are collected on top of a car. one car is just like totally smashed. the one in front of it looks like it was hit and it turns out that the person that was putting the carts away was actually dragged when the car c

for fox 25 investigates, i'm eric rasmussen. >> if you have a tip you'd like fox 25 investigates to look into, email us at fox25investigates@fox25.com or call 1-877-fox-25-news. >>> the chair of the federal reserve says it's almost time to raise extra rates. janet yellens testified before congress today. she says a gradual increase in inflation figures as reasons why the u.s. economy is ready for the increase. she also warned delaying them any longer could actually do more harm than good. >> retailers around massachusetts are expecting another solid holiday shopping season. experts are predicting a nearly 4% increase in sales compared to last year. they say low unemployment, rising wages and continued low gas prices explain why people are choosing to spend more. >> talk about an idea of paying off, one woman is through college thanks to an accessory that's become one of oprah's favorite things. hopkins found out she's doing it all out of her dorm room. >> it's not exactly your typical corporate headquarters. >> i would just put charm on them and then once i moved to key chains it basical

eric rasmussen fox 25 news. >>> i'm fox 25 bob ward. vanessa marcotte murder actually corroborates what we were told from noted f.b.i. profiler mary ellen o'toole i intervieweded her few weeks ago in virginia he believers based on review of evidence and vanessa marcotte's killer was somebody from the princeton area or familiar with the area. she also told me that shoe believes the killer is a predator. that vanessa was in wrong place at the wrong time this perp was victims. she told me that the area where vanessa was found tells her that the killer was familiar with the area was comfortable with the area. and was willing to do what he did knowing that he wasn't going to get caught. he was comfortable with that area had command of the area. and that she believes that this person is a psych path, someone who could lie about what happened. who may have just gone home and went back to his family after very interesting what da is saying today. reporting from boston bob ward, fox 25 news. >> all right bob, we want to give you one more look at

rescuers in grafton helped a fox. police found a small fox stuck in a storm drain crate with only his head visible. d.p.w. popped the grate then used dish soap to animal. he ran off very quickly and didn't appear to be hurt. no word on how the stock got stuck in the first place. that was something else. mbta may soon be getting ready to hand out free passes. >> just ahead on fox 25 news at 10:00 what people would have to do to qualify for the free side. >> but first, decades after four people were found snoes it's a heartbreaking mystery stretchinging back more than 30 years you in tonight's new england's unsolved, fox 25's bob ward travelled to virginia where work is underway right now to identify the victims. >> this is one of the most disturbing cases we've ever featured new england's unsolved. three of the four victims all be from the same family. but in three decades no one is has reported them missing. with a little luck that could all change soon. take a good look at these faces. maybe you can give them their n

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but until that happens, the driver's name will not be fox 25 news. -- stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> mark: an annual tradition as we ring in the season with rest of you. sky fox showing our satellite dish is lit up for christmas, holiday season is officially underway. we go to fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and kevin, it won't be a good morning for sky fox to be up in the air, but tonight, gorgeous site. >> kevin: clouds in morning and precipitation will move in. let talk about the threat for the morning commute. not so bad if you're in much of massachutt northwest of 495, where temperatures are going to be cold, as the precipitation arrives, you can get some spots of ice. it's cold enough it would be icy down to cape cod and plymouth county, but that's not where the freezing rain is a possibility. it's back here, it's where the initial drops will nall, so freezing rain advisory from western and central massachusetts, northwest middlesex county, points northward should be included in here has well. that's a winter weather advisory from the maine nationa

still, it was the end of an era at fox news. ushered in by one woman. >> if gretchen carlson hadn't sued, would roger ailes still be the chairman of fox news? >> i think so, i think so. >> after months caught up in a media firestorm, gretchen carlson now finally speaking out using her story and her stature in the hopes of helping other women suffering in the face of here's abc's amy robach. >> this one says, i want to praise and commend you for your bravery and strength for coming forward and paving the way for other women -- who are experiencing a horrible situation. >> reporter: gretchen carlson reading just a small sampling of the letters she's received since becoming cast unwittingly in the role of warrior for women against workplace sexual harassment. >> you've become a hero for so many women. and i can see you getting going to be in this position, you know? >> reporter: for those who think they know carlson and followed her career, she may seem miscast, her viewpoints typically traditional, often conservative. then the fac

quinn, fox 25 news. >>> only on fox 25 tonight a frightening attack local man says he went to grab a coffee and found his cat was being attacked by a coyote. the cat's owner tells us a he was eight to grab cat but nearly attacked himself fox 25 robert goulston is live for us in weymouth. robert owner is a little bit shaken up but cat is going to be okay. >>> yeah the indicate is going to be okay. we can safely report the attack happened on this street over here. that very large coyote ran up the hill when police showed up. was able to a corner it in a yard and then had to use weapon to stop it. >> i was having a cup coffee and came check on cats scott daily first had no idea what had its mouth around annie it. police say was very large female coyote and something was not right with it >> it ran over dropped the cat. cat went a few feet recircled on me grab at me. try to get can i yooet to run off but it wouldn't leave i got to edge of steps i was able to pick her up and cow coyote was following me up steps. coyote starred give animal control officer a hard time. at one point started

>> announcer: now with breaking news this is fox 25 news at 10:00. complete new england news coverage. >>> breaking now at 10:00 a man flown to the hospital after catching on fire. a neighbor rushing to his rescue. >> he was pretty much on fire at the doorway. the victim's burned clothes still at the scene tonight. good evening everyone i'm mark ockerbloom. >> i'm vanessa welch. this dramatic scene unfoaling in tewkesbury. fox 25's jim morelli standing by we've learned about the victim's injuries. jen? >> reporter: we know he has severe burns and 84 years old. in the last few minutes it. oint outside to us there still be going on. on thereof are hot spots was out. i want to show you something down here, too. this is the shirt right here that was ripped off of the man's back. again this shirt was on fire. >> when fire crews got here they say there were flames coming mainly off the back of the house. half of the guys had to take this gentleman to the med flight area and the other half had to fight the and again they pretty much put the fire out. we did

tom leydon, fox 25 sports. away. right now candidates hitting the trails very hard in their home states. >> heather: the race in new hampshire could have a big impact on capitol hill. we'll take you out to that. >> jason brewer: a cold start to your saturday. a few snow pellets reported. pictures coming as well as a look at a better chance for a shower sunday straight ahead. >> joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ?? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollar

right now on fox 28 news at nin. nine. "unending love, amazing grace." grace."the first of two emotional farewells today, for a member of iowa's finest who answered the call -- and never came home. sargeant tony beminio had served with the des moines police department . >>> sergeant tony beminio served with the des moines police department for many years, the iowa city west high grad along with urbendale police officer justin martin was shot and killed wedn hundreds of iowa law enforcement gather to pay their last respects fox 28 news statehouse reporter stephie lee was there someone who can navigate through police and community relationships through having a few technical difficulties we'll make sure to get to that story in a moment. team coverage of today's proceedings now fox 28 news anchor karen fuller shows us how local departments paid their respects, karen? >>> more than 1,000 officers from iowa and beyond travel to central iowa for today's funeral some were kind enough to share images with you, first let's take a look at this one from cedar rapids police

the next day, fox announced his resignation. this past september, 21st century fox settled with gretchen carlson for a staggering $20 million and offering a rare public apology. "we sincerely regret that gretchen was not treated with the respect and dignity that she and all of our colleagues deserve." apology. when something like this happens. and i think that was extraordinarily important. >> reporter: roger a's has vehemently denied all the allegations of sexual assault against him. still, it was the end of an era at fox news. ushered in by one woman. >> if gretchen carlson hadn't sued, would roger ailes still be the chairman of fox news? >> i think so, i think so. >> after months caught up in a media firestorm, gretchen carlson now in the hopes of helping other women suffering in the face of sexual harassment. here's abc's amy robach. >> this one says, i want to praise and commend you for your bravery and strength for coming forward and paving the way for other women -- who are experiencing a horrible situation. >> reporter:

fox 25's john monahan live in sudbury. john, workers at that farm asked to you leave when you showed up there? >> reporter: that's right, we tried to talk to them about what's going on here in town to get their opinion and their side of the story. they refused to talk to us and kicked us off the property. but several people we did talk to in town are very concerned about this man especially so once they learn that they was convicted on four counts of child rape. >> this sudbury mom is referring to this facebook post by police. notifying the town that a level three sex offender in this case is 39-year-old sean barron is working in sudbury. >> it's concerning. this mother would only speak to fox 25 if we did not show her face. the sudbury police chief if a level two or three sex offender lives or works in the area. sean barron worked at bartlet's farm stand. we tried speaking with the manager at bartlets but she would not talk on camera and then she asked to us get off the property. however, not everyone we spoke with is up

so to say that, somehow fox and fox business and whole fox enterprise propelled trump to his presidency i don't know if that is fair or accurate, what do you think? >> look. i can rattle off a list of names. charles krauthamer, going on down the list, jonah goldberg, rich lowery, fox news contributors, big presence on fox base any in the never trump camp. why many white working class voters turned out in larger than expected numbers for donald trump is a large story. obama doesn't want to say hillary couldn't get the votes. he brings up his favorite target. i do think, since he is on his way out, seemed like we made up. did chris wallace's show i'm surprised he is going to the well. melissa: when he goes into retirement he is going to secretly watch fox every single day and fox business. all of us back-to-back, flipping back and forth in the commercial break. i have every confidence. howard, thanks so much. >> thank you, melissa. connell: that is a lot of fox business. melissa: help him come on the show i have no doubt. connell: no doubt about it. as we move on we have the story out in

this is brand new on fox. donald trump, fox news decision team projects, excuse me, wins the state of missouri. it's just been called. the numbers aren't on the board yet, but missouri goes to donald trump. the state of tennessee, the volunteer state with its cities, a lot of rural population area, but there was never much question about tennessee. tennessee is reliably red. has been and is. only 1% in, but an enormous lead going. it's not going to end up this far apart, but tennessee goes the republicans and donald trump. off to the state of illinois, illinois has just been called as well. the fox news decision team projects illinois goes to hillary clinton. the state of illinois and its electoral votes to her. moving on to the state of new jersey, new jersey has just been called as well. a reliably blue state, though for a while a republican governor who few may know, it's 14 electoral votes in the state of new jersey. will now go to hillary clinton the call for the state of new jersey. massachusetts, as sol

fox news in 1996, laurie went along. first as a production assistant for fox news sunday. although she was now rubbing shoulders with some of the most powerful people in washington, she says her secret relationship with ailes had begun to feel like psychological torture. >> i never told a living soul. >> reporter: about what was going on? >> absolutely not. he reinforced with me how great he was. and he'd say, "i'm your only friend. i'm the only person in the world that you can trust. you can't trust anyone else." so you say that enough times to someone and it's reality. >> reporter: laurie says her silence and loyalty were rewarded with higher-paid positions. eventually being named the director of booking at fox news with a six-figure annual salary, but it all came at a price. >> i got a promotion. a big promotion. afterwards i went in to see he really let me know, "i want you to show me some gratitude for the --" >> reporter: as in sexual? >> yes. >> reporter: gratitude. >> yes. >> reporter: it's unbelievable that it would be that overt, that, "okay, you finally got this

i'm shepard smith at fox news world headquarters in new york city. on the fox broadcast network. hillary clinton, the first woman presidential nominee of a major political party, facing off tonight against donald trump, who defeated 16 republican rivals including senators and governors to clinch the gop nomination. the polls have just closed in more than a dozen states in the united states. including the biggest battleground of them all, the state of florida. right now, the fox news decision team cannot yet call the state of florida and frankly, it may be a minute. 75% of all precincts in florida are now reporting. hillary clinton with the slight lead. she has 3,465,00 votes. that's the early number in florida where polls closed just two minutes ago. 75% reporting. the state of florida right now, too close to call. 29 electoral votes up for grabs there. donald trump has said if i do not win florida, i cannot win the presidency. we could know in just the next few minutes. the decision desk has also not been able to call the extremely important state of pennsylvania. the numbers ar

in exeter, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> kevin: we continue to have that fox 25 storm tracker radar fired up this afternoon. lots of yellow and orange showing up amongst the grown here. some earmarked for heating -- green here. some heavy rain falling, boston, southward along the expressway, quincy, seeing heavy rain closer to quincy. the expressway under route 3, marshfield, duxbury, look at all the yellow showing up, plympton to middleboro, carver, 495 through the middleboro area getting heavy rain. cape cod, brewster, southeastward toward the elbow, south yarmouth, bourne and the bridges, seeing heavy rain, yellow showing up right near the bridges, the canal in here and the bridges going over it. this one and that one, close to across that region in a few minutes. over to sutton, you see the yellow trying to hide by the word sutton, by the town's name, that's showing up, more closely, we can see it when we zoom on in with the live fox 25 storm tracker radar. to the northwest, not so much north shore, woburn, burlington, out to mall, shoppers running to and from their cars. bedfor

in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. the secretary of state's office tells us more than one million people voted early in the early voting has now end the but absentee ballots can be turned in as late as noon on monday. coming up the impressive list of amenities on board why you won't find people serving up cocktails. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services why expected to be the largest one in more than 60 years. astronomers say you will be able to see the moon at its biggest and brightest next monday. may have been found in the waters off canada. a diver recently discovered an object off the coast of british columbia. the royal canadian navy is now looking to see if it is in fact a lost nuke. since an american bomber crashed in 1950. >>> a prodemocracy march in hong kong has ended with clashes with police. protests nearly

fox has crews fox has crews for local and national races. heather? >> the campaign against the referendum questions, have spent more money than any other ballot to give you an idea perform question two, quarter school expansion and question 4, marijuana legalization have.contentious. if the charter school question is passed it would allow more than a dozen this you charter schools a year, and take effect this january. and legalization of marijuana, it would allow people 21 year or older to have an ounce outside their home and up to ten and it would be taxed. if passed that would take effect this december. we will watch the return on these questions and i'm in touch with our reporters in the field, ted daniel at ballot question watch parties and they say they are starting to fill up and are expecting hundreds, i will keep you posted on what they are hearing and update you throughout the night. the states where ballots are being counted. florida and georgia and western half of kentucky and south carolina, virginia, university and most of new hampshire

fox news' dirty laundry was now its own top story. >> fox news chairman roger ailes is responding to a lawsuit filed by lawyers for gretchen carlson. >> reporter: what was the initial reaction toward gretchen? >> i mean, it was horrendous. one personality after another came out and said, "it doesn't sound true to me. i've -- roger's never said anything like that around me. >> so what do you think when you heard this? >> i've worked for roger for 20 years. best boss i've ever had. i stand behind roger 100%. >> reporter: along with bill o'reilly, geraldo rivera, greta van susteren, sean hannity, all lined up to back the boss. and fox news' brit hume tweeted, "why didn't she quit and sue instead of suing only after she got fired?" >> if you speak up when you're first hired, you're considered a troublemaker. if you speak up when you leave, it's considered sour grapes. >> reporter: as soon as carlson filed her lawsuit against ailes, fox news parent company 21st century fox launched an internal investigation. >> i think from that moment forward, the die was cast. i mean, they kind of knew

it's all part of our reporting on the fox broadcast night from fox news election headquarters in new york city. i'm shepard smith. you bought a wig, a jersey, and overpriced nachos... don't let sinus symptoms bring you down now. get fast sinus relief with vicks sinex and get back in the game. >>> race for the white house is on. it is as close as it can be. the electoral college count is 68%-67% right now. need 270 to win. marco rubio has just been announced as the winner by the fox news decision team in the state of florida and the presidential race is absolutely 100% tied in the state of florida right now. would you look at these numbers? 28 votes now separate hillary clinton and donald trump with more than, or close to 8 million vots counted. absolutely astounding. 48.5%-48.5%. florida is as close or closer than it has ever been. donald trump has said i must win florida or i cannot win the presidency. the chance is still there. we could know soon. florida is donald trump's second home, state which researchers in our brain room say holds the most importance for his campaign in this

fox 25 blair miller in d.c. and we'll have look how white house may be taking a page out of patriots play book. >> secret service manhattan when it's most famous resident became president-elect. our washington bureau asked other trump properties around world are experience a same upparticular in taxpayer paid security. protection follows individuals not their properties. former secret service agent dan tells us if trump plans on spending trump tower in new york or in florida it might make sense to keep a permanent security team at both places. should make you happy not sad you this want to keep flying equipment a total waste of time and money adult children will not getting secret service protection and his son baron will because he's under 18. boy in texas aattacked for voicing his support for donald trump. appear classmate pushed him out of chair and that repeatedly kicked him and punched him after he said he voted for donald trump in a mock election. his parents say their son deep wruzs all over his body. is

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on the fox 25 news app. it's the best way to learn about breaking news as it happens where you live. >>> developing tonight the state fire marshal's office is dead after a fire. skyfox through over the scene this afternoon. firefighters and investigators surrounded a charged shed. right now they are working out to figure out how that fire started. the victim is a 91-year-old retired person. >>> a man was airlifted to the hospital after a tree fell on him. it happened on ivy lane ininatic this afternoon. police tell us the 60-year-old has serious injuries. we're looking now to get an update on his condition. a teenage drir pedestrian in newburyport. skyfox over the scene here on state street this afternoon. the 76-year-old victim was flown to the hospital with serious injuries. police say the teen was driving a pickup truck. we're told he is cooperating with investigators. >>> two months ago these boston police officers were getting rushed to the hospital after being shot in east boston. tonight, they showed

courtesy of sky fox. you can see all of the people down there as well trying to get a look at it all. in dorchester, place that is notoriously flooded a lot. this morning when water blocked all lanes and both directions. we even witnessed playground some benches near marina that were flooded. good news a lot of homes along morrissey boulevard. they were not impacted. finally, out to the cape, the water was definitely picture worthy in sandwich. you can see it came close to homes right there. but didn't appear to get close enough to cause damage. good news there. now we won't see another king tied like this until 2024. again, tonight, flooding. so kevin lemanowicz is going to be watching that closely and tracking that for you all evening long. i'm heather hegedus, fox 25 news. >>> we have an out update on breaking news we've following for you out of oklahoma city. police now confirm that one man has been killed in shooting will roger airport. that airport remains on lockdown right now. we just confirmed th

fox 25's bob ward has been covering this case from the start. he joins us live now from south boston, where bob, that jury had a difficult time today. >> the reporter: yeah, they sure did. i could see several members of the jury wiping their eyes as these families of gary lee sampson, the victim's families of gary lee sampson spoke out, close attention to a chilling confession tape. it is his first interview with mass state police after a multistate crime spree that killed three people in the summer of 2001. gary sampson, just under arrest, talking to investigators in vermont, where he was arrested. and throughout the interviewer, sampson is cold and matter of fact. he even asks his interrogators, you are probably wondering if i have any remorse. i don't know. 69-year-old phillip sampson pulled a knife on him, led limb to a sued area and tied him to a tree and slashed him. sampson also admitted to killing johnson rizzo, his body found in the woods of abbington. sampson said i tied him to a tree and gagged him, slit his throat. it was premeditate

taste it before it's gone. >>> live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> all right. let's take another look at your ten-day forecast. >> keep working, mark. >> i know. i'll keep working until 10:30. i we are in for some changes, tomorrow going to be very nice through sunday, changes move in, continuing with a chance of showers for monday, temps continue to really drop because of a system moving in from california that will bring in cool air. i want to remind you, if you are going up north, there is going to be a mix of snow and rain. call ahead if you're going to be heading up north for the holiday of the week, doing weather every night this week. >> the submission box is at the end of the floor here. >> thank you. good job. >>> trying to connect with young people -- >> and as will carr reports tonight, the means of communication, that may surprise you. >> go, pump your arms, get low. >> reporter: in the middle of watts, a los angeles neighborhood still emotionally scarred from brutal riots in the '60s, a group of coaches and kids come together for the only grass, a

fox 28 news continues now with team coverage of the attack on fox 28 news at 9 continues now. with ongoing coverage on the attack on i was finis. >> the death of two officers in urbandale is hitting everyone in the des moines metro heart. one of those officers point sergeant friends in the corridor. matt hammill start the day talking to them and he joins us now where eight enjoyed a lot of success in high school.>> reporter: it may have been more than 20 years ago but tonight people here in iowa city are remembering the big lovable kid who walked these hallways.>> as the iowa city westridge's practice for the playoffs others are remembering big zone on friday nights in 1995.>> he had a smile on his face and had a great laugh. biology teacher and assistant coach fondly remembers that team captain and says tony beminio led by example. he worked harder and refusing to wait even when the state wrestling championship. brett says the hea it never surprised him. tony became a loved officer helping kids in des moines. >> tried to get as many people to jump on board with him as possibl

now to a fox business alert. president elect donald trump already delivering on one of his major campaign promises. >> within 24-hours they will call and say, sir, we have decided to stay in the united states, we will stay in indiana or some place else. they are staying in the united states. >> cheryl casone with the massive deal that he just struck to keep hundreds of jobs in indiana. cheryl already tweeting up a storm about this as well. >> this could be a vbig victory lap tomorrow morning. carrier is an air-conditioning company in indiana. remember they announced back in february they were shutting down their indiana plant and moving operations to mexico. they have had a change of heart. transition teams say they worked tuesday to work out a deal carriers said this. we are pleased to have reached a deal to work with president elect trump and vp elect pence to keep 1,000 jobs in had indy. now the company became a a target of then candidate trump a company executive was caught on camera delivering the bad news t

live in manchester, cats republican lawmakers bertram, fox 25 news. >> mark: stay with fox 25 all night long, we'll be live on the air and fox25boston.com as the results come in. we have a team of reporters across mets, new york city, and in saw. be sure to download the free fox 25 app so you can watch if you are on go. >> kevin: don't you worry, i'm still keeping a close eye on the weather situation for us. even though it's quiet now, there are showers on the way. i'm timing those out in to new england tomorrow. >> vanessa: in other local news, be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. espressos, and donuts. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. america runs on dunkin'. >> vanessa: we continue to follow breaking news in dorchester, with sky fox. a person was hit by a car near norfolk and whitman streets. you can receive the wind shield of that red car there is smashed on the passenger side. we're working now to get more details from boston police. >

easy.experts tell fox 28 news although it ?is? possible to suffer serious illness from eating too much candy, it's very difficult.for adults, it possible to suffer serious say it's always best to practice moderation. next on the fox 28 news at nine -- --chief meteorologist terry swails give you a last look at your weatherfirst forecast and how to prepare for the weather tomorrow. but first, check out this story from our digital partners at circa news. news. my name is nayeli lopez. we're canvassing today here in manassas, virginia. i have daca status so that's why i'm herei have some donald trump : i love the old days; you know what they used to do with guys like that when they were in a place like this? they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. when mexico sends its people, coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy - ahh, i

share your thoughts, john hook, fox 10. >> and kari lake fox 10. we have posted the topics and would love to hear from you. >> have a great weekend. homework in 5th grade. i got an f. that's what happened to me. we check in on the diamondbacks. they are getting straight a's, the arizona diamondbacks with a new main man. we got to know their new putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. >>> you're watching fox 1

fox 25 spoke with the officer's sister at their lynn home. just an accident. >> reporter: fox 25 has learned the accident happened around 1:00 in the morning on october 21st on the busy road in lynn, the dark road is heavily traveled and used as a cut threw for drivers. >> he was on his way home and he hit a parked car. >> a source tells us after the crash, adam drove down the road and then called police. adams allegedly told the lynn driving. >> reporter: in a statement from rowelly's police chief... >> it is blown out of proportion, the whole thing. he didn't really do anything wrong. he called the police, told them >> and tonight the rowelly police chief says the investigation is far from over and it's still unclear exactly where adams was coming from. adams will be facing a judge where he has been cited for that charge. live in lynn tonight, malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> tonight harvard has suspended the men's soccer team for the rest of the season over a so called report that rated female soccer players based on their looks. the crimson

steffi lee fox 28 news. national organizers say to have their march - and their request is among at least ten others for the national park service to review. there were also demonstrations today outside some of the most popular food chains in the country.fox 28 news anchor karen fuller joins us now to tell us what they are demanding from some pretty large companies. kelly fast food chains like mcdonalds and burger king are known for convenience and low prices.but workers say that's all happening at the expense of millions who work for wages that despite working full- time, leave them in poverty. number of workers walked off the job, demanding better pay and benefits.along with fast food workers - others at airports, hospitals and even uber drivers took part in today's call for a 15-dollar minimum wage.organizers call it a nationwide day of disruption. in des moines today --governor branstad is sparking debate over the future of the iowa public employees' retirement system. some conservative groups suggest re