i'm heather hegedus. >> and i'm mark ockerbloom live from manchester. >> one week from tonight the results will be rolling in. first chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is tracking some rain and wind for tomorrow. kevin. >> yeah, the initial concern is when this gets in here in the morning how cold it will be. this storm means business. heavy snow falling as far east to the great lakes. we continue to deal with them tonight. this system is moving our way. we are not gonna see tornadoes nor will we see heavy snow. we will see some affects. i used our high resolution model showing the green in here in spots of yellow, as well. there will be a few places at or below freezing and that could cause some spots of ice. temperatures for the most part will be above freezing in all of the area by about that same time. we'll have so watch for spots of ice, that's something shiri will be dealing with first thing in the morning. what i have to tell you about more is the timeline of the heavy rain, it will come in beyo

for right nowlet go back to heather hegedus in our studio at fox 25. >> back to massachusetts now. local leaders paying hacker as ransom after their town computer network is locked down with a virus. the ransom ware virus arrived at medfield town hall by email january 25th and froze the the town reached out to law enforcement and even computer experts but no one was able to free the system. so that's when the town had to pay roughly $300 to get a passport which gave them access again. >> and it doesn't appear that anything was taken, anything was rearranged, anything was comprised at all. >> the police chief there tells us that med field is now backing up its files and looking for ways to better protect its network. a snapshot of a bank robbery in progress this morning, take a look at this. billerica police say this man appeared to show a gun to a teller at the enterprise bank on boston road. you can see she gave him the money, and then he took off. investigators say the crime is similar to other recent robberies. the fbi is now investigating. >>> families with small children will

it's 7 a.m., i'm heather hegedus. >> daniel: good morning, i'm danny miller. what a difference a -- >> heather: a day makes. i thought i could read your mind. >> daniel: no negative 9 degrees today. yesterday we enjoyed the weather in the 50s. >> heather: 60s some people. >> daniel: yeah, i'm getting tongue tied, jason, because this forecast this weekend is just incredible. >> jason: last week at this time we could barely talk, it was negative 9. and right now temperatures close to 50 in a few location. 40 in worcester, 45 bedford. morning. but not too bad considering it's late february and we're seeing temperatures hovering around 50 degrees even at 9 in the morning. we have temperatures right there at that mark. a mild day overall. we do have a disturbance way back here over the ohio valley. going to bring us that chance for overnight rain. possibly changing to snow. mainly our southern areas. pinpoint those spots and talk about our next big weather maker straight ahead. >> heather: also this morning, police on the hunt for an suv, and also this morning, we'r

i'm heather hegedus. >> daniel: good morning, i'm daniel miller. we'll begin with jason brewer in the weather center. jason we mentioned in the last half hour, that national grid reporting that they had an equipment failure to cause these power outages we're seeing across the state, this this cold weather may have something to do with that. >> jason: certainly no reason why it couldn't. this is historic weather. look at these temperatures, negative 8 in boston. negative 14 in worcester, negative 9, portsmouth, new hampshire, all the way to preliminary multiple jobs, negative 9. the winds are gusting 25, miles an hour an hour and that's producing the wind chill. feels like number dangerous we've had wind chills minus 44 this morning. take a look at the record. stand at minus 3 and minus 11. so far we've run right through those. we've had no problem getting in record territory this morning. it's going to take a while to get out of the subfreezing zero zone. 10:00 in the morning, we're still negative. by 12:00, we're just above zero and by 5:00, the w

i'm heather hegedus. >> blair: and i'm blair miller. we're seeing dangerously cold temperatures out there. and fox 25's storm tracker weather meteorologist jason brewer is in the weather center as the temperatures will fall later on as the day goes out. >> jason: it's going to get worse and worse and worse. i'm watching this arctic front, that's why we're going to see conditions deteriorating. we've had a little snow on the cape and islands. that's moved away. that arctic front could bring a brief passing snow showers. by far the big story will be the plunging temperatures. and the 20s. but not going up any higher through the day. in fact, you'll see breezy winds kicking in, 9, 10:00 in the morning. noontime temperature 1, by 3:00, feeling like negative 7. by 6:00, feeling like negative 13. and windy conditions gusting 30, miles an hour across the board. that continues into tonight with wind chill warnings up. i'll have more coming up. >> blair: freezing cold temperatures as warming centers are opening ar

i'm heather hegedus. >> blair: and i'm blair miller. a live report on the scene of that massive mill fire. but first, tracking rain, light snow for some. as heather was talking, james brewer in the weather center we are seeing changes. >> jason: absolutely. already seeing the snow and rain showers wrapping up from the overnight hours. that's because we have a warm front coming by and southwest wind going to take over and push our temperatures all the way in the 50s in a lot of spots. let me take you out to the worcester area right now a little bit of light rain. the radar showing light snow, i checked all of the everythingsos, it looks all of changed over to rain at this hour. 33 in new bedford and lawrence. had 44 in boston and 47 in plymouth right now. and the sun hasn't been able to work on the temperatures right now. southerly wind, boosting our temperatures. nearing the 50 degree mark as early as 1:00 today as the skies dry up. i'll tell you what the the he's are of the weekend has in store straight ahead. >> heather: back to the br

i'm blair miller. >> heather: i'm heather hegedus. fox 25 jason brewer is in the storm tracker weather center. and jason, experienced quite a blustery day yesterday. you are expecting a repeat of that today but the sun too. >> jason: yeah, at least plenty of sunshine. not going to be as windy. we had a lot of wind come through in the powerful storm. that storm made it off to east with calming things down just enough. we do have wind chills in the teens to start things out. the wake up temperature on the side of average. if you want to change things up, hang around because i am going to bring in milder air in here for today, seasonable, upper 30s and lower 40s but nice bright day all around. >> heather: we are following some breaking news for you this morning. two people are dead after a very serious car crash in lynn. this happened along the busy lynn way overnight. >> blair: the car hit a dunkin' donuts. and fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live there this morning. crews now boarding up a hole on the side of the building. >> reporter:

for fox 25 investigates i'm heather hegedus. e-mail us at fox 25 investigates at fox 25.com or call 1-877-fox 25-news. >>> the centers for disease control says certain types of laminate flooring have cancer. people who bought that flooring are three times more likely to get cancer. the problem is formaldehyde lum derelict dateors has 10 stores in -- lumber liquidators has 10 stores in the states. think overestimate any potential health risks from these products we ren couraged that c.d.c. is now seeking a broader review of their conclusion. officials are holding a meeting tomorrow to talk to the public about their plans of creating a so-called snake island. the state division of fishery and wildlife is hoping to establish a colony of venomous rattlesnakes. some residents are concerned that the snakes will find their way off the island but experts say it would be highly unlikely. the 2016 whale season is here in massachusetts officially beginning this week. the center for coastal studies snapping these photos of right what else y

fox 25's heather hegedus looked into this problem and how it's affecting people on the front lines of the heroin epidemic. >> reporter: mark is only 23 but he's already come close to death numerous times. >> i've been dosed seven different times. >> reporter: heroin that almost killed him. each time he was revived with narcan an overdose reversing drug. but the lesson wasn't sinking in. >> i walked right back out across the street back out on the high street no,00 intended to have -- no pun intended and went right back in and kept using. >> reporter: same story with timmy drove. >> i passed away six times in roughly seven days flat lined expired. >> reporter: the father of two and veteran from waltham says even after he brought back to life with narcan he couldn't stop using. >> once it's in my system i don't call the shots anymore the heroin does. >> reporter: because it sometimes takes more than one dose to revive someone given close to 30 doses of narcan. but while narcan saves lives critics say the drug could be enabling some addicts although timmy and mike say that was never thei

fox25 heather hegedus is live one of many stops rubio made the greatest day today. >> heather: rubio stop here in laconia was his 35 stops today in new hampshire he's been crisscrossing the state as his volunteers make thousands of phone calls and knock on houses of doors. and that more moderate message >> i think we keep working hard growing our organization. continue to do what we've been doing to the process going everywhere we can to make as many voters possible. a copy of marco rubio already has design set past new hampshire at the white house. he says he is capable of uniting conservatives and republicans going up against them aquatic nominee. but he still has convincing to do there were plenty of undecided voters in this audience today. >> i like three. i like ben carson i like marco rubio and like ted cruz still rubio seems to be doing remarkably well for a freshman senator one measure the amount of attacks against him. today jeb bush took out a full-page ad against rubio but rubio seems to be taking the high road. i'm not running against the other candidates in this race tod

it's 8 a.m., february 28th. >> heather: i'm heather hegedus. thanks for joining us. you've been pointing out last weekend in february. >> daniel: it's fun about it. >> heather: meteorologist jason brewer has your second half of the weekend forecast. talking about temperatures in >> jason: absolutely. temperatures right now are highs for the today in a few spots. you see upper 30s, boston, norwood, lawrence, even lower 30s right now for places like hyannis and chatham. our day planner today, we're warming up. upper 40s by noontime. it's breezy but warm southwest breeze, mild breeze, i should say. so up to the low and mid 50s out there this afternoon. we are starting out kind of gray and cloudy. but i do see the clouds beginning to thin on the satellite picture. a good amount of sunshine to enjoy this afternoon as well. i'll tell you about the workweek snow and rain chances coming up. >> heather: new this morning for the first time in moss, we are now learning new details about the investigation into a six-month-old new hampshire woman's murder. >> daniel: she was kille

here's heather hegedus now with the story you'll only see on fox 25. >> reporter: a person recently turned this electronic ankle bracelet into the quincy police department's lost and found. we don't know who was last wearing it or what branch of the correctional system the bracelet came from. fox 25 obtained this email circulating amongst local law enforcement agencies asking for help from other departments to track down the owner. in the email quincy police say the brace loathe's monitoring center was unable to match the unit was belonging to them. the email went out a number of days ago. the bracelet has a clearly marked serial number. so we asked he bristol county sheriff tom hotchen why they're so hard to track. >> is there a system that everyone can enter numbers like this and find out where it belongs? my knowledge is you cannot at this point. >> reporter: we contacted the parole and probation department who told us it doesn't belong to them but couldn't tell us who it belongs to. they denied our request for interviews but in an email probation told us the specific device has never b

on february 13th, i'm heather hegedus. >> and i'm blair miller. we're seeing those dangerously low temperatures out there this weekend and fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer is in the weather center pinpointing those current conditions and what exactly is ahead. >> jason: i want to show you the arctic front is in western massachusetts right now. the snow moving away from the outer cape. but a few moran dom snow showers with the passage of this front

i'm heather hegedus. >> and i'm blair miller, jason brewer is in the weather center

i'm heather hegedus. >> and i'm blair miller. fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer is in the tracker weather center this morning, pinpointing the current conditions but also the concern out there with some ice this morning. >> jason: absolutely. yeah, blair and heather, good good morning. we're off to a clear start. skies cleared overnight and now everything is freezing up. be extra careful, getting out driveways and sidewalks that kind of thing. cold clear conditions high pressure back to our south and west. not too much wind, not too much of a wind chill, but just the down right cold temps and the teens. look at this, single digits hollis there. leominster 18. boylston 14 degrees right now. walpole reporting 17. 14 in lexington. 25 boston logan. you are going to see temperatures a little bit milder closer to the water. 23 there in harwich right now. temperatures below freezing inially at least 10:00 this morning. in fact, worcester, you're fog to take a little longer until about noontime to see above freezing temperatures and in p

i'm heather hegedus.

heather hegedus, fox 25 us. >>. >> marco rubio did not answer heather but he spoke in nashua. >> there is no one running for president who has shown better judgment on the issue of national security than i have. >> still to come, we know the weather is also a big story tonight. we will have a quick check of the forecast and snow total as well. as we go to break, some pretty good looking drone footage of new hampshire as voters get ready to narrow down the presidential field on tuesday. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do thattright in my ear? >> still seeing snowfall totals high across the south shore in half a foot, boston logan airport coming in with over four inches and snow falling a

i'm heather hegedus, fox 25 news. >> jeb bush spent a lot of money in new hampshire but did not seem to help tonight. >> he said the political analysts got it wrong. >> they said the race is now between two freshmen senators and a reality tv star. while the reality tv star is still doing well, it looks like you all have reset the race and for that i am really grateful. >> the casualty may be new jersey governor chris christie. instead of heading to south carolina like most of the other candidates he told his supporters he's heading home to new jersey to, quote, take a deep breath and take stock of >> we are back with analysis from sharman and tom wayland and a look at how social media reacted in tonight's primary. take a look at the win. on the democratic side bernie it was donald trump. how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... no minimums... then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined.

fox 25's heather hegedus is live. >> heather: this afternoon the mayor union fire chief spent much of the afternoon in closed-door meeting here at townhall 20 figure out what to do about all of this in the end they decided firefighter who wrote the proposed should be suspended he's going to be allowed to return to work. that has a lot of people outraged as you mentioned including a man who had just spoke with recently lost a son to drug addiction. >> william hill was a 24-year-old son to heroin last spring he says james was bite by the overdose reversing drug narcan twice before he finally succumbed to his addiction. over the weekend william earned firefighter wrote calling heroin addicts quote losers questioning whether it's worth administering narcan and saying they should just let heroin uses die. the post is been taken down but not before being shared all over the internet. fox 25 is on the five part of posted it is mark karen who was been with the department 's 2004. in the post he also complained he doesn't get extra money for administering the narcan says once he administers it

heather hegedus is live in quincy now. >> heather: that's right vanessa hears a bracelet in question. we've been asking questions working all day trying to figure out where it came from why no one knows and whether the person belongs to is someone dangerous who now is it being monitored. a person recently turned this electronic ankle bracelet into the quincy police department lost and found. we don't know who was last wearing it or even what ranch of the actual system the bracelet came from.fox25 obtained this email quincy police have been circulating amongst local law enforcement agencies asking for help from other departments. to track down the owner. in the email quincy police of the braces monitoring center was unable to match the unit as belonging to them. the email went out a number of the bracelet has a clearly marked serial number. we asked bristol county sheriff tom hodgson why these braces are so hard to track. >> there is one national system that law enforcement apostates can enter numbers like this one into and find out where that monitoring device belongs. to my knowledge

. >> fox 25's heather hegedus >> heather: the other candidates are closing in on marco rubio in the polls but he didn't attack any of them at a town hall a defense contract baa in nashua today. when a baa employee asked rubio who he'd like on his dream team if elected listen to rubio's response. >> from this republican field i think this presidents potential vice president cabinet people huge future present are bust of a very talented field which is made of for very messy and competitive process in the short term. somewhat surprising considering rubio 's been bashed by several days. most notably chris christie. we caught up with christie in between campaign stop in manchester today still talk about rubio putting a lot of time during saturday's gop debate attacking rubio. new jersey governor says ashman senator doesn't have what it takes to take on hillary clinton down the road. you cannot put an amateur on that stage. she will eat him alive. i think we should on saturday night was that need someone who really i asked rubio how we felt at the debate but he brushed past but didn't take any

. >> heather hegedus was the only reporter in court today. >> heather: bizarre allegations outlining the court documents for law-enforcement sources tell me they said the suspects were involved in high stake car games they forced losing players to share with them the addresses of prominent restaurant owners so they could rob them. >> two of four suspects caught in the middle of the house reagan in bedford friday face a judge in concord today. the defense attorney said 21-year-old boston and 34-year-old of medford both have jobs in the restaurant >> the peer into other suspects to show up for court of to the breaking into this bedford home by prying open this window try to steal jewelry chinese coins and at least $6000 in cash. fox25 spoke with the homeowners off-camera they ginger a japanese restaurant in bedford. they recognized two of the suspects as employees of a supplier they once used. police believe the bedford homeowners are just one of any asian struck owners. these break and suspects were targeting hoping to find stash of cash in their homes. >> that notebook was found are

walks 25 heather hegedus has been going over all the details released by police and heather just the within the past 15 minutes. >> heather: the schools as a teacher is now on administrative leave while police have charged with simple assault. this happened at southside middle school in manchester who have recently. it was all over candy of all things this is a teacher 82-year-old anita lemay from manchester. manchester police a 14-year-old male student allegedly caused a disturbance in a classroom while eating candy and was refusing to listen to lemay. that's when lemay accused of knocking that candy out of that boy's hand which apparently left a mark on the boys rest. paraprofessional witnessed the incident remove the student for principal and reese service officer brogden with the manchester police detective lemay admitted that the ticket that physical contact was made she then turned yourself into police this afternoon. >> a court date has been set superintendent at the school i just spoke with told me the parents have been notified and a substitute teacher has been filling in. d

housebreaking connected possible larger crime and the targets restaurant owners been our heather hegedus was the only reporter in court today. >> heather: they are certainly unusual allegations that are outlined in the court documents and according to law enforcement sources i spoke with those sources tell me the suspects were involved in high-stakes card games and they forced music players to give up the addresses of prominent restaurant owners so they could rob them. >> two of four suspects caught in the middle of the face a judge in concord today. the defense attorney said 21-year-old of boston and 34-year-old of medford both industry. >> the pair and two other suspects who failed to show up for court are to the breaking into the home by prying open this window trying to steal jewelry chinese coins and at least $6000 in cash. fox25 spoke with the homeowners off-camera they own to dry japanese restaurant in bedford told us when police show the mugshots they recognized two of the suspects as employees of a supplier they once used. police believe the bedford homeowners are just one of ma

fox 25 heather hegedus is live in warburg.heather. down leads all day mark but none of them so far resulted in them taking down the suspect. this is part of a violent crime spree. three scenes in all of them right here in this crosswalk. the car came across here was kind of sideswiped. and just end up going down that road last car on the right is where the gentleman and it up following up the carpet witnesses and surveillance video tell the story of a scary ride a pedestrian took on the hood of a car. watch as a possession is hit right in the crosswalk of main street in woburn by a white sedan that was trying to get away from police. >> this car came out of nowhere and he hit the guy picked this little before 9:30 a.m. this morning witnesses say the man was carried at least hundred feet on the hood and saved a 65-year-old man from woburn was seriously hurt. >> he was pretty mangled up. the girls actually ended up moving him up a little bit. at first the car stopped before police could get there took off hunt this quiet neighborhood near an elementary school. police did not find a suspect he

not the only thing he's wanted for pit are heather hegedus has been on the story all day long. search and what she's learned about the suspect. >> heather: just within the last hour vanessa police received a report of a possible suspect siding on wednesday or 128. we set the cameraman over there turned out to be a false report. so police still asking the public to keep their eyes peeled tonight. i want to show you this. check this out you can still see harmonics from the snow here where the suspect came careening on the corner over there and that is a pedestrian crosswalk with his victim was walking when he was struck by the car and sent flying onto the hood. >> the surveillance video capture the moment pedestrian was hit right in the crosswalk of main street and woburn today. struck by a white sedan that was to get away from please. stephanie miranda on the insurance agency it happened in front of an says the man was carried at least 100 feet on the hood before the car stops. >> this car came out of nowhere. and he hit the guy. this morning she said the 55-year-old male victim who is

fox 25 investigates heather hegedus. >> nothing out there to alert you about right now beautiful full moan to look at is clear and mostly clear anyway getting colder but look down the coast you'll find our concern the system were learning about going to bring you precipitation tomorrow evening and make it slippery just in time for your evening commute that's the issue really no clouds and sun mixing together the middle of the day couple of floors to blowing off the ocean inconsequential but this has consequences. during the four or 5 o'clock hour snow spreading into the southern tier of massachusetts into worcester county went along the pipe by 5 o'clock into boston during the 6 o'clock hour and points southward southeastern mass have some snow falling during the evening drive pushes northward onto the north shore done eight to 9 o'clock hour. after the evening commute most sleep for the north shore but up until then during the evening drive to boston worcester and the south shore comes that mixing line over the 9 o'clock north of plymouth into boston by 11:30 tomorrow night still sno

our heather hegedus caught up with him rubio seems to be on a roll. >> heather: he doesn't mark and stopped here in laconia right here was a third of events today is crisscrossing the state 's volunteers are making thousands of phone calls knocking on thousands of doors and that combined with his more moderate message may be why his campaign seems to be picking up steam. >> and there were a lot of undecided voters in his marco rubio audience and laconia today despite the primary being >> still rubio seems to be gaining ground ever since he nearly beat donald trump for second place in iowa. he continues to ride that way. >> what do you attribute your increasing momentum? >> i just think we keep working hard and going our organization continue to do it would be doing so this process the matter going everywhere we can't meet as many voters as possible. today rubio laid out specific policies dances for beefing up the military opposing amnesty for illegal immigrants. asking rubio if he supports passive citizenship one audience member made this bold admission. i hire illegal aliens almost every w

i'm daniel miller. >> >> heather: i'm heather hegedus. thanks for waking up with us, good to see you, daniel. >> daniel: nice to be here. >> heather: we're not out of the woods with the snowfall. it's difficult to shovel. meteorologist jason brewer is ahead in the weather center. we're going to be shovelling a lot this week. >> jason: finish up your cleaning up today. we'll get everything out of the way and then tomorrow more snow on the way. here's what's happening. low pressure on the coast has formed. we're able to see the storm and track it hour by hour. it's going to be bringing snow? here during the morning drive tomorrow. there's the storm lifting out over the ocean. it's going to make a far path from southern new england. but it's a big storm, initial wind and initial rain in morning when we see shiri as we start our monday morning. already snow spreading northward, boston, into southern worcester county. and southern new hampshire through the lunch hour tomorrow. and then could see some tapering late in the day tomorrow. from the

reporting in nashua new hampshire i'm heather hegedus fox25 news. >> john casey also stopping in today ohio governor held a town hall in windham this afternoon we tackled several issues including high student debt. he also held a town hall and has another one in manchester tonight. fellow republican ted cruz hoping for a repeat of his iowa caucus with right here new hampshire tomorrow.cruz spent his day eating with voters at the vfw hall in manchester. his campaign also holding rallies in barrington and raymond today. keep it right here for our you in depth on the candidates as a make one less push for votes is coming up at 7:30. walk in but is >> from the northeast you see a therapist coming right back at us it starting heavily in some towns once again at least moderately to heavily depending where you are though you could be getting absolutely nothing. but here's a band that's most concern right now. right during the evening commute it stretches from quincy to milton holbrook over rockland and pembroke kingston this halifax all of those areas getting into the snow. many of these area

that plays out with the voters tonight right now let's head back to rubio camp in manchester heather hegedus is bus growing there? . . >> it is growing. out here. mark that's safe to say. he could be here any moment. marco rubio. and, i tell you his campaign team seems pretty calm and confident. i cost also tell you arbi spent the morning outside for or five different voting locations. he was meeting with voters outside polling locations in manchester new bedford, salem and winham. heavy concentrating on rockingham. lot of residents commute to work and nearly half of state republican voters live. with mitt romney territory when he ran for the rest. as you mentioned criticism of the freshman senator has been growing that he is risked a verse green and unable to go off his talk being points it really came to head sat date night when governor christie attacked him. during the g.o.p. debate. rubio had repeated himself four different times some times word for word about mow he feels obama has tried to change america for the worst. well that was enough to motivate one man to come all of way up her

let's go out to his camp manchester that's where heather hegedus is there. heather? >> well certainly mod has changed as you might expect. since the ap called it for trump. but i did speak before the ap made this call to the communication director for rubio. at the time he was still talking the top tooer he acknowledged they never thought they would beat atrump here in new hampshire they just their eyes on set being top hear here and then moving on to south carolina and moving on to the next pry prairie. >> alec who communication director also telling me that arbi spent the day with list family. he was with his four children and his wife today. has one clear whether come into the building here yet. at the radson here in manchester but he expected to speak at some point tonight. possibly around 9:00 here we are still waiting hero follow confirmation but it is interesting that rubio has right now in the position that we are seeing, numbers we are seeing, is even behind jeb bush last week you might remember subject bush took out full page adds add in union leader. again

heather hegedus talks to first responders and addicts still alive because of it. that's coming up on fox25 news at 10:00. >> sara: today boston lawmakers will make a push to selling animals from commercial breeders. they say those animals are typically abused and negatived. one city councilor says it will help cut back on breeding animals in unsafe conditions. the bill will be envailed today at the mspca animal hospital in jamaica plain. >>> sara: unusual call on first responders when dog got caught on porch. it happened yesterday on chatman street in greenfield. firefighters were just about to rescue the dog when luckily the owner came home and was able to coax the dog back into the house police say this is a great reminder to secure the doors and >> sara: >> julie: it is 7:47. this is in randolph as you could see all lanes shut down right now on 128 northbound because we have tow truck coming in, we actually have a school bus looks like it is pulled over off to the side there, they are just waiting and late to school today because it has been a lot of work to ge