in haverhill, heavy rain happening right here along 110. we're going to zoom down the haverhill area and where the heaviest is locate, right along 110 and to the north of it. this is 495 coming right on through here during the time of the commute. west newbury, massachusetts, wwe fans know that well and up through merrimack, you'll see the heavy rain on some of the local roadways, locust street going right over 495 in that area, so be aware, there's some heavy rain south there. off to the south, this one has developed in munson, so out here, a soaking rain, potentially some thunder and northeast at 25 miles per hour. worcester by 7:24 p.m. this evening, on its way by, brookfield, spencer and lester as well before it gets to the city of worcester, so be aware, that one is developing out there. not expecting severe weather with these, but it's possible one will get stronger and we'll have to keep tracking that hand keep a close eye on it. we'll do that for you. we have the fox 25 weather app, if you're not going to be near a tv, you'll get th

you may be hearing thunder in haverhill. nashua, we're seeing the heavy rain, heavy rain to nashua, developing just now an hampshire, all developing now, moving off toward the northeast. also, some storms forming just to the west of the berkshires, and in the albany capitol district, moving towards southern vermont. the flash flood watches for the south shore, cape cod, the islands, for this rain coming in overnight tonight. now that's the front that's dipping southward and here comes the steady and heavy rain from the south, dark greens and yellow and orange and red and some other kind of color, looks afternoon, looks like the latest timeline. this is going to vary from model run to model run with our futurecast data, because the storm is just getting its act together. and that front has to stall over us and right now, moving toward northern new england. stick with me and i'll update the timeline and heaviest position of the rain throughout the evening. >> vanessa: a 47-year-old man is dead, after jumping in to the merrimac

p.t.farm in north haverhill ralling approximately 8800 pou bee products due to contamination and word from the state health departm massacs arek t. >> rhi morning. the driver was pronounced dead on the sce >> jadiann: police are investigating a shooting in lynn. three people were shot on forest and bulletin street just before 4:00 am. police say all three victims were transported to local hospitals. their conditions are unknown at this time. one person has died after jumping into the merrimack river. police in haverhill got a call three people had jumped into the river off of a bridge on main street. two people rescued. their statute u.s. up nope. the incidents, why this happened is under news, an ohio man claiming he was shot because he supports donald trump. the man says he was talking about the elect in a bar and that's when things took a dangerous turn. nancy chen has more. >> i haired it was over the election, now what was said, i've no idea. >> reporter: the woman says her family always discussed and debated politics everyone with their own opinions. but her son's opinion may ha

are part of a cluster of fourteen incidents tied to ground beef processed by pt farm llc in north haverhill, new hampshire. anchor: a car crashing into a pole this morning. you can see the impact. the road was closed. it is now back open. the driver suffered nonlife threatening injuries. maria: a sinkhole in longmeadow swallowing part of a car this morning. flooding from a water main break causing the damage. the driver says he saw the flooding on llewellyn street but thought it was too shallow to be a problem. officials shut off the water as soon as they arrived on scene. ben: that's the ninth great white this season to be tagged off monomoy. here's a closer look. the 11-foot-long shark was tagged by dr. greg skomal of the mass. division of marine fisheries, working with the atlantic white shark conservancy. a young author at just 5-years-old, ashton andy antoine has published his first book. it's called 5: my magic number, in honor of boston police commissioner william evans. he read the book to his audience today. >> these are the people who love me every day. mom, grandma, archie, my si

ben: tragedy in haverhill. a man drowns after desperate attempts by two others to rescue him. firefighters tell us they pulled three people from the merrimack river after two jumped from a bridge around 8 last night. trying to save him. another man, who was fishing nearby, also jumped in to help. maria: a huge day for patriots training camp. it is his temporary replacement he is making the headlines. >> live tonight from fark -- foxboro. reporter: temperatures in the calendar says july. football season is here. he got a lot of work at practice today. many visible signs in support of tom brady. the crowd was in of thousands. >> rookie year i have the same starter since the first day. that is the mindset. it's a good thing to have. reporter: that is coming up at 5:00 and seven at lock. ben: fire officials investigating this raging fire. this was on winthrop road. started. maria: firefighters dealing with hotter temperatures today as they continue to battle this sand fire. flames have charred 37 square miles and killed a bulldozer driver. a state of emergency is in rejecting a pl

of 14 incidents tied to ground beef in north haverhill new hampshire. ben: right now, anticipation building for tonight's speech by hillary clinton. tonight she has the podium to herself. >> training camp for the new england pats underway. tom brady has been suspended for the fourth -- first four games of the season. ben: heavy rain headed our way. anchor: not everyone is going to get it. this is why we're looking for the possibility of heavy rain. it is possible, north, unlikely. the storm system is tracking to our south. another area here, it looks very week. down here to the south, we put -- we're in the likely category of this -- it is trying to work eastward. there may be showers left out but not much after midnight area we see some downpours developing. i where we will see heavy rain. the national weather service has a flash flood watch out through tomorrow. we will talk more about that and what lies behind it. ben: sky 5 over somerville where two demonstrations are happening now a black lives matter protest . now underway and just starting a poli

residents became sick after eating ground beef in new of 14 incidents tied to ground beef in north haverhill new hampshire. ben: right now, anticipation building for tonight's speech by hillary clinton. tonight she has the podium to herself. >> training camp for the new england pats underway. tom brady has been suspended for the fourth -- first four games of the season. ben: heavy rain headed our way. anchor: not everyone is going to get it. this is why we're looking for the possibility of heavy rain. it is possible, north, unlikely. the storm system is tracking to our south.

it was donated donate by the group liam's nation and put together for free by riverside cycle in haverhill. i will say it again, there are maria: good for him. >> there may be a chance of showers and thunderstorms. we bring it up toward the end of next week. maria: that's summer for you. chronicle is next right here on >> tonight -- >> wait for police. >> emergency. >> looks like we have a two-car. >> risk. >> don't get out. >> weapons this man might have. all kinds >> of situations. what did you hit your head? >> no. >> all kinds of trouble. the worst of boston's social responders is all about --

the outbreak has been tied to beef processed at a farm there in north haverhill. randy: a change in leadership at margaret mckenna after an emergency meeting on alleged lavish spending. school leaders also claimed mckenna verbally abused employees. the search for a new president has begun. mckenna is vowing to fight the firing. erika: the sox losing streak continues with a disappointing end in los angeles. a scoreless game last night against the angels until mookie betts's sacrifice fly in the third. it's 1-0 all the way into the bottom of the ninth. the angels score two runners to walk-off with the win. first pitch tonight is 10:05. randy: a ninth great white shark tagged off cape cod this year. this one off the coast of monomoy. here's a closer look. the 11-foot-long shark was tagged by dr. greg skomal, working with the atlantic white shark conservancy. erika: we turn to cindy now for some much-needed rai the next few hours. i think a lot of us are going to try out. most of the state is covered with at least some rain, the heaviest around worcester. up toward ke

police in haverhill said that they got a call that three people jumped into the water off of a bridge on main street. two people were rescued. the incident is still under investigation. police in franklin are looking into a deadly accident that. ed this morning. one man was killed when police say he went off the road and into all the trees you see there. that was' near exit 17 on route 495. the driver was pronounced reportedly took off. emergency crews responded to a scene there near plymouth and chrisent streets after reports someone was hit by a car. the person was taken to the hospital. we're following more news today. an ohio man says he was shot because he supports donald trump. he says it started as a conversation inside after bar and ended with gunfire. nancy chen explains how a debate took a dangerous turn. >> i heard it was over the election, what was said i have no idea. >> reporter: joans said her family debated politics everyone with their own opinion but her son's opinion may have landed him in hospital after a heated debate turned violent. >> people today if you don't th

the outbreak has been tied to ground beef processed at a farm in north haverhill, new hampshire. >> the train is now approaching. maria: it is the last call for the man known as the voice of the t. after more than 20 years of keeping riders on track, he's moving on. but not before he gets a final shout-out from his t colleagues tomorrow. ben: about the man behind the voice. diane back in college, frank : oglesby was known as the voice of the pioneer valley at umass amherst when he was a radio d.j. and if you have been on the t, you might know him today. >> the train is now approaching. diane: as the guy with the smooth and common voice. >> it gave me an opportunity to and people seemed to enjoy hearing me. diane: after nearly 42 years with the mbta, oglesby has decided to retire. >> and looking forward to the future, and opportunities outside. diane: currently he serves as the deputy director of paratransit contract operations, but over the years his position has transformed from everything from the editorial assistant for the general manager in 1985 to the complaint unit and manager of

hampshire farm is recalling nearly 9,000 pounds of raw beef that may the meat is produced by north haverhill-based p.t. farm. so far 14 people have gotten sick after eating ground beef at different locations throughout the state. >>> rushed to the hospital because of something they ate. hingham police say they quickly realized what made two teenagers sick was laced with marijuana. now they are hoping the story will remind parents there needs to be a conversation leading up to just say no. here's fox 25's elizabeth hopkins. >> we've received a 9-1-1 call from an 18-year-old teenager from his house. he cad to request an ambulance he and his 17-year-old friend were having a bad reaction to food. >> reporter: the police sergeant says that was only part of the story. >> two teenagers were showing signs they were impaired and under the influence. >> reporter: police questioned the pair who were transported to south shore hospital. >> before they left he admitted he this eaten marijuana candy. >> reporter: the terngs showed police this package said they got it friend. >> marijuana infused candy and foods

we have a band of showers developing now along the seacoast, making its way back north of the haverhill area and then back to the south. fairly dry, but i showed you what is back to the west in barnstable and cape and islands and say nantucket and the vineyard are drive. get out. later today it is going to go downhill. temperatures are running in the mid-70s in most spots. fog for the island and around the south coast of connecticut there. as we go to the model forecast run, a brand-new one. it is latching continue to what's going on pretty well. this is 10:00 in the morning. widespread rain. we are still watching the heavier showers coming from the cape and islands through 11 to 2 p.m. and then we begin to see drying. drive are looking drier. leftover showers popping up but won't be any of the heavier downpours like we will be seeing through the late morning. at noontime dealing with rain. 3:00 south and east we are most concerned and by 7:00, many dry towns back on the maps. your highs today back in the 70s. most locations up to the northwest where we can see a peek of sun or two in t

officials say the source of the bad beef was linked to a processing plant in north haverhill. pt farm is recalling nearly 5,000 pounds of footed that may be contam -- food that contaminated. >>> after-- new warning rather after west nile virus is detected in mosquitoes in arlington. the risk level for humans is raised in arlington belmont cambridge newton and watertown. officials urge everyone to stay indoors during peak hours and wear repellant. there has not been any human case so far in massachusetts. >>> an now underway after 10 not native turtles were found dead in a quincy marsh. park. the read eared slider turtles are commonly kept as pets but can't be kept legally in massachusetts. officials warn releasing them can pose a risk to the water and our wildlife. >>> it's 5:12. coming up, the crowd goes wild in foxboro -- foxborough. >> what jimmy garoppolo has tosay about being the center of attention. >> and a rough night for the sox and the play that cost them the game. >> it's been while since we have seen this mucee i am tracking areas of rain and i will let you know wh

authorities in haverhill say they were called to atwater near main street after 3 people jumped in. two of those people are said to be doing okay after being investigation. >> also from the night team, a tense stand off in mashpee. finally comes to an end after sun goes down. john cuoco is live for news mashpee. he has very latest. john. >> jadiann, stand off may be over. but investigation is continuing here at this hour. police still looking through evidence. >> police surround st. guillen the mashpee business park. with a man barricaded inside audrey oh video solutions armed with high powered rifles. >> mashpee detective was able to begin the negotiations with the suspect who refused to leave the business. he also threatened to harm himself as well any officers who approached. police say this all started a well being check at around noon. but it quickly escalated. at one point in late afternoon, the suspect fired a round from inside the business. >> i heard a shock. but that would have been, around 1 o'clock. police don't know if he was blocked off in both directions while neighbo

farm in north haverhill new hampshire recalled 8800 pounds of raw ground beef products today. the usda is still puttg products were sold to and they include locations across new england. today we learned there are now 14 case he was of e. coli linked to this investigation, which started just a few weeks ago. five people had to be treated at the hospital. symptoms of an e. coli infection include severe stomach cramps, diarrhea, fever, nausea and vomiting. we posted a full list of the products on our web site, fox25boston.com so you can take a look. in the newsroom, elizabeth hopkins. fox 25 news. dirty after all. the environmental protection agency gave the charles river a b plus water quality grade today. it means the river is suitable for swimming about 70% of the time. we reported earlier this month the charles river conservancy proposed a permanent swimming spot on the charles. >> vanessa: stay inside and close your windows if you live in methuen. the city will be spraying for mosquitoes from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. the crews will be releasing a mosquito killing mist along a

coli, that tainted product was produced last months by tt farm in north haverhill, new hampshire. there have been 14 cases of e. coli linked to this investigation. five people had to be treated at the hospital. symptoms of an e. coli infection include fever, nausea, sereceiver some ago cramps, and vomiting. fox 25 caught up with a woman ate, that's insane, we all got sick and we all knew. >> the reporter: the usda is working on a list of places the tainted beef was sold to. usda also wants to remind people to check their freezers, saying the products could have been frozen. elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: tonight, a karate instructor is suspected of raping a 13-year-old student. >> what do you think, what's your reaction to that? >> vanessa: ahead in the next half-hour, the reason the victim's mother had no problem dropping her daughter off at the suspect's house. >> mark: plus, this weekends, 150,000 people are expected to attend lowell's annual folk festival. next and all new at 5:00 p.m., the security measures being put fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so

three people pulled from the water in haverhill after authorities say they jumped from a bridge on main street. they were all taken to the hospital. the incident is still under investigation this morning. >>> and family demanding answers and speaking out after a camper tragedy in south boston. a seven-year-old boy wandered away from his summer camp and was found dead in the water. 7's victoria warren live with more on this boy's heartbrokenfa vicki, good morning. >> victoria: good morning, kris. this family is hurting so deeply. they did say it helped a little bit to have the mayor come and visit them yesterday, and they welcome the news that the director of this community center has been placed on administrative leave. you can see out here people have left flowers. there is a small growing memorial. this family says this morning there are still too many questions. >> they're good parents. that. >> victoria: 7-year-old kyzr willis's grandfather and father leaning on each other, grieving the loss of the young boy who died while attending a city-run program. >> why wasn't the cameras work

farm in north haverhill is recalling nearly 8,800 pounds risk of potential e. coli con -- contamination. >> christa: all right. it's 5:37. >> kris: a lot of friends here. >> christa: why "sesame street" is parting ways with three familiar faces. >> kris: plus health officials are worried that the zika virus is spreading. why they're cutting off blood donations in one part of the country. >> christa: and from vice president to gust star, joe biden is coming to a tv near you >> chris: this morning r is for rain. we actually have some in the forecast. low to mid-80s this afternoon. bulk of the rain this morning through about lunchtime. the weekend forecast ahead. >> danielle: i better continue the trend. t is for traffic, but we don't have much of it if your getting ready to head out the door. you're problem-free on the roads. both the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. >> christa: 5:41. here are some stories that are trending online. sesame street hazlett some shows. the actors who played gordon and louise have been fired. hbo let the cast members go afte