in d4, holliston trying to go back to back, taking on chicopee. panthers up 14-0, jack barrett connecting with tucker in the end zone for the touchdown, 20-0 hold holliston. fourth quarter, holliston winning a second straight championship, 27-8 your final. in division five, a shootout between east bridgewater and northbridge, 777 total yards of offense between the two. late fourth quarter, jake wood taking the handoff and getting northbridge taking a 36-34 lead. same score, final chance for east bridgewater, hail maritime, northbridge winning it 36-34. bouncing back from last year's loss to abington. final game in d6, mashpee taking on st. bernard's all about deshawn deas. getting to the outside, then cutting back, he's going to go 58 yards for the touchdown, falcons taking a 16-8 lead. diaz adding more fourth quarter scores. he goes for 239 yards and four touchdowns, mashpee winning 28-6. second tight in four years. mccaffrey going for 461 yards of total offense. fifth most in college football history. harvard taking on fourth ranked kansas, crim

holliston takes the 20-0 lead and win 27-6. the repeat is real. and finally melrose and dartmouth division 3. melrose with a 14-6 lead in the third. dartmouth's quarterback paul jacobson finds jack sullivan for the 17-yard touchdown. dartmouth would take over from there. jacobson would decide to take it for himself. a 66-yard run. dartmouth extends the lead. the following touchdown should probably have been called back. clearly does not get in right here. here we go. clearly does not get in. would later score so this game call really was a game changer but it is what it is. dartmouth over melrose for back-to-back super bowl titles. now hockey. bruins in calgary last night. a penalty shot. takes the lead with a minute to go. the bruins can't catch a break. flames tie it with one second left on the clock. there it is. you can guess how this ended. he gets his second career hat trick and the bruins lose, 4-3 in overtime. >> all right. thank you. we'll be right back after this come on in pop pop. happy birthday. t i just had a heart attack... and now

there are two reports sewing the town of holliston were notified about the red flags raised about the crosswalk more than a year ago. for now, live in holliston, carrie cavanaugh fox 25 news. >>> we told you about the dangers of hoverboards catching on fire. there's other dangers associated with this other christmas toy. coming up how a local mom was injured. >>> and how you can trade gift cards. and how you can trid them for a >>> and ho >>> a terror plot stopped before it could be carried out. >> tonight belgium please have two people arrest. isis. >> it was inspired by isis not directed by the terror group. they seized uniform, isis propaganda but didn't find weapons or explosives. threat targeting new year's eve and new year's day celebrations. they raised the terror athreat in belgium to 3 out of 4 meaning an attack is possible and likely. there's no link to last month as terror attract. >>> officials say an air strike in syria killed isis leader who reportedly had direct contact with a suspected ring leader of the deadly paris terror attracts. the coalition also said he was acti

a woman is suffering serious injuries after she was struck i occur in holliston. . the 57-year-old was struck around 5:00 p.m. along washington street the driver from florida state on the scene. no word this morning on any charges. randy: u.s. marshals are tying a stash of cash found in dartmouth who is doing time for embezzlement. john george attempted to hide $1 million in cash and the bills were found tied in small on those and stuffed into oversight safety deposit boxes. the 69-year-old is currently serving a six-year prison' s sentence and he was ordered to pay nearly $700,000 in restitution but claimed under oath that he had less than $190,000 in assets. the death of a teenage prisoners under investigation. the 18-year-old found hanging in his cell at the essex county facility last night. after he was awaiting trial in armed robbery and other charges. state prison system is facing a lawsuit over holiday cards. prison officials banned cards and drawings after finding restriction drugs smuggled underneath stamps or stickers. they were smeared between layers of c

randy: a woman is suffering serious injuries after she was struck by a car in holliston. the 57-year-old was struck around 5 o'clock last night, along washington street. from florida, did stay at the scene. at this point we don't know of any charges. antoinette: a man police call armed and dangerous is on the loose charged in bank robberies across state lines. matthew martin was supposed to be sentenced for 3 robberies in vermont, but never shows up in court. in the past few weeks, police believe he carried out more crimes in new hampshire. police are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to martin's arrest. randy: we told you about this man who stole christmas lights in lynn. well he apparently had a change of heart after seeing our story. officers tell us that the man went to police, after seeing himself on tv stealing laser lights and a projector from a home. he said he only took the lights as a joke. he returned them, and police are not charging him. antoinette: a rescue in south boston. two men rescued from the chilly water near the broadway bridge yesterd

a woman is in critical condition after she was hit by a car in holliston. our partners at the metrowest daily news reporting the 57-year-old was hit last night along washington street. right there in the center of town. the florida man behind the wheel did stay at the scene. no word on any charges. erika: we are hearing more now on the accelerator tampering that led to that runaway train was not the first time operators have tampered with controls. in 2011 another red line driver tied the model and was taught by a passenger -- tie the throttle and was caught by a passenger. passenger wrote a letter to the t and then senator john kerry. the operator tied down the accelerator. the train took off without him, blowing through four stops with more than 50 passengers on board. he has been fired. phil: a relaxed tom brady and the new england patriots enjoying a day off. they traveled to defeat the jets if you will remember earlier this week, and they have one eight of their nine last games against the gangrene, but tom brady is taking nothing for granted. tom: we

of holliston was hit and killed. d.a.'s office is investigating. >>> also new this morning, a new hampshire man was arrested after he caught driving more than 100 miles per hour through benton new hampshire. police say he was clocked going 119 miles per hour down route 25 yesterday afternoon. police also say they found marijuana inside the car. he has been released on bail and appear in court later this year. >> heather: turn our attention on the fats now what is sure to be a good one in the meadow land later today. favorite despite the injuries. >> a couple of things when you talk about the patriots. one, two, how is bill belichick going to manage all of these injuries. tom brady has seen it all, but not seen a pats team seen injuries like this. >> there's been a lot this year, on the practice slot, on the roster, off the practice slot, every day the coach is announcing new players on the team. it's just something we've gotten used to. whoever comes and goes, maybe you'll see those guys again. but you always try to

they believe the fire is not suspicious. in critical condition after being struck i a car in holliston. " the metrowest daily news" reporting, the 57-year-old is in critical condition after she was hit last night along washington street. the driver, a 53-year-old man from florida, did stay at the scene. doug: police are still investigating the crash that left a woman hurt and hansen. the victim is from hanover and was flown to a boston hospital. police are still investigating what caused the car to veer across the road. >> it does not appear it was speeding that there was no breaking, which is odd. doug: the driver has not yet and charged. antoinette: the death of a teenage prisoner is under investigation. the 18-year-old was found hanging in his cell at the essex county correctional facility last night. anfelnin feliz, of lawrence, was awaiting trial on armed robbery and other charges. boston police are continuing to jamaica plain. this happened at the boston housing authority complex on centre street. the two male adult victims are both are expected to survive. the police commissione

we're following right now, a woman is suffering serious injuries after she was struck by a car in holliston. around 5:00 last night along washington street. the driver, a 53-year-old man from florida, did stay at the randy: more trouble for rival fanduel. state to ban daily fantasy sports gambling. the state's attorney general says the sites are clearly games of chance or skill, both of which are banned under state law. last month, new york and nevada used similar reasoning to ban the online sites. antoinette: a chipotle flaunt boston will be reopening today shut down. nearly 150 people sickened in a norovirus outbreak. is live with the clean bill of health. here are ready to get the restaurant expected to open its doors this morning. that's more than two weeks after the cleveland circle location was closed. boston college students, became sick after eating here. but loyal customers aren't running back too soon. >> i love chipotle. i'm not sure if i'm going to go back. >> corners were cut somewhere. have i a feeling this is going to be it for that. reporter: the employee who came to work wh

at mass firearm school in holliston you get a lot of >> recent events are a factor people are starting to come realization that these things could happen to me the government, police department to protect maybe because they can't be there all the time. there have been more than 352 mass shooting incidents in the u.s. this 2015 including the slaughter in san bernardino today many gun owners believe the focus should be on the people responsible for the shooting and not the weapons they use. but that feeling it is not shared by this gun owner. john roesenle that is the founder of stop handgun violence. if congress doesn't act he believes the mass shooting epidemic will only get worse. we have reached a critical mass of unrestricted access to guns thanks to spineless members of congress who are campaign contributions than public safety. spoke with tonight expects another busy week after the events today in san bernardino. he says senior citizens are also buying guns like never before. live in our newsroom, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> stay with fox 25 and myfoxboston.com for continuing cove

. >> reporter: holliston condon will start for the habs when they take on the bruins at gillette. >> usually when i'm at gillette i'm in the last row of thenote bleeds but it's nice to be back on the main level there. so it was, it's nice to get out there and get a feel for the ring. >> reporter: condon is a big patriots fan and will tip his mask toed hometown football team but whenned puck drops at one he only be the only pats fan on the ice. >> playing for boston was a dream come true. now playing an outdoor game at gillette, kid growing up watching the history occur, now to be able to step on to the field and the rink and it will be a lot of fun for me. >> reporter: jimmy hays and frank grew up miles away from gillette watching and rooting for the pats. they say it's an incredible feeling to play in the winter classic. >> i'm really excited. i'ming in massachusetts, you know, playing where the patriots are for the bruins. >> reporter: all three told us this game is as important as it is special. they know how tight the stopping are as first place is on the line. alex corddry, 7 ne

karen evers was hit and killed after leaving the holliston crosswalk on washington street when she was struck. many in the town say the crosswalks don't work well, especially at night. her family believes a lit crosswalk sign or traffic light could have prevented the tragedy. >> they really should look at the crosswalk situation and definite changes before somebody else gets killed. it could be a kid, another mother. >> daniel: member of the board of selectmen tell us they will discuss the safety of the crosswalk and they will not determine if the driver will face charges. >> julie: two people are recovering this morning after hit by a plow in tyngsborough. police tell us the privately contract plow struck a man and woman in parking lot. victims are both 29 years old. police say they were taken to nearby hospital and are expected to be okay. the driver has not been charged. >>> julie: close call in andover man accused of pull a gun on a plow driver. michael mccullom is behind bars this morning. police say he and plow driver began arguing after they almost collided near his apartment bu

. >> reporter: at mass firearm school in holliston you get a lot of bang for your buck. the gun store and training center is one of the largest in new england. and business is good. during the black friday weekend, the number of people who enrolled in the mandatory safety class required to get a gun license in massachusetts was up 150%. >> people are starting to realize that i need to do something about this. manager kevin woods believes recent events like the terrorist attack in paris and the mass shooting in san bernardino are a factor in the gun sale boom. >> people are starting to come to the realization that these things could happen to me. maybe it's time to stop looking towards just outside sources the government, police department on to protect me because they can't there be all the time. >> there have been more than 352 mass shooting incidents in the u.s. in 2015 including the slaughter in san bernardino today. focus should be on the people responsible for the shootings and not the weapons they use. but that feeling is not shared by this gun owner. john roesenle

karen evers was leaving the holliston public library just steps from the crosswalk on washington street last wednesday afternoon. state police say out-of-state driver struck and killed her. many in the town say the crosswalks on washington street are not cutting it, especially at night. her family believes lit crossing have prevented their loss. >> they should look at the crosswalk situation to make definite changes. it could be a kid, another mother. >> daniel: member of the board of selectmen they will discuss the crosswalk safety concerns at the next meeting in early january. police are still investigating whether the driver will face charges. >>> daniel: massachusetts family who lost a son during the war in iraq is now dealing with the devastating fire. flames damaged the o'haire's family home yesterday in rockland. nearly a dozen children live in the home, all were asleep at the time. in 2011 walter higher -- o'haire was killed in the fire. >> i guess i will get by. >> daniel: a go fund me has been set up to help them re cover from the fire. police officers are being called heroes

if you didn't know, mike was born in needham and grew up in holliston. don't forget, catch out of the winter classic action right the puck drops at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. then stay tuned for a complete post-game coverage. >> nancy: pretty pumped. 7 news now turning to your forecast. looks like 2016 will be getting off to a dry but cool start. a lot of sun out there today. welcome sight after a few days of snow and freezing rain. and if you are heading out to first night festivities, you won't freeze. good news there. bri eggers is here with the forecast. >> bri: yeah, nancy. the weather couldn't be better for first night tonight. clear skies right now. clouds moving from the northwest. man, the sunshine was a welcome sight today. especially after that cold wanting to hang on yesterday. we are finally seeing an improvement in the temperatures. 47 right now in boston. and norwood. 38 in worcester. 44 in bedford. what an improvement upon yesterday. 24 hours ago, we were 20 degrees cooler than this. stuck in the 20's. temperatures couldn't rise. i mentione

mike was born in needham and grew up in holliston. either mike or ben scriffens will start in net in montreal. >> sarah: that has to be cool. even though he's playing for the canadiens, to be back in his hometown stadium. >> nancy: you can only imagine. >> sarah: up next at 5:30, a little boy likely saving his brother's life after a carbon monoxide leak spreads through their home. >> nancy: and coming together, firefighters in one local town showing their support for one of what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. text a friend. how about register to vote? really? you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts drivers license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to registertovotema.com. it's that easy. done. i just registered. that was easy. >> nancy: more trouble for the "t." a federal reviewpointing out even more problems with the system. >> sarah: a young boy leaping into action, helping his brother to safety after a poisonous gas leaks into their home. >>

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fox25 visited mass firearms in holliston and one of the new england's largest gun store and training centers. during the black friday week and number of people that enrolled in gun safety classes and required more than doubled. >> people getting to realization these things could happen to me and time to stop looking at outside sources, the government, police departments to protect because they can't be there all the time. >> sara: >> julie: critics say if >> blair: dorchester woman involved in stealing weapons at worcester armory will go before a judge. she is charged with weapons possession and lying to federal investigators. she will anybody worcester federal court at 3:00 this afternoon and stay with fox25 news app for any developments and full break down of what happens in court tonight on the fox25 news at five and six. >> julie: father of the girl money as "baby doe" is out of jail this morning. police charged joe amoroso with shoplifting and also tried to use his notoriety as "baby doe's" father to get out of charges. he is due back in court in january. >> blair: two army pilo

a woman who was struck by a car in holliston has died. 57-year-old karen evers-pecci suffered multiple injuries after being hit by the vehicle on washington street wednesday. she was pronounced dead at the umass medical center in worcester. a 53-year-old florida man was behind the wheel. he did stay at the scene. so far, no charges have been filed. doug: remembrances for a fallen woburn police officer killed in the line of duty five years ago. officer jack maguire was shot and killed during a robbery at december 26, 2010. more than 100 people gathered yesterday at the spot where maguire lost his life. >> it's important that we recognize our heroes. jack is a hero along with everyone else that is out here as far as the type of work they do. we believe-- every one of these officers here believe in protecting the public. doug: a christmas tree has been lit in maguire's honor every year since his death. a priceless gift she'll never forget. antoinette: a little girl battling a deadly disease has a very special meeting with tom brady. how the q.b. is lifting her sprits. doug: massachusetts

firearm school in holliston, you get a lot of bang for your buck. the gun store and training center is one of the largest in new england and business is good. >> there's a huge interest in guns that's been growing every year and that's very blatant especially with the biggest demographics are female shootsers, something we never saw before. >> reporter: recent attacks in paris and san bernardino, are factors. >> people are coming to the realization, these things could happen to me. maybe it's time to look for outside sources, the government, the police department, to protect me because they can't be there all the time. mass shootings since 2014, they should focus on the weapons they're using and not the weapons they use. but not shared by this gun owner. john ross senthal is the founder of stop handgun violence. if congress doesn't act, he believes the mass shooting epidemic will only get worse. >> we have reached critical mass of unrestricted access to guns, thanks to spineless members of congress who are more interested in taking campaign contribu

up to 50 in framingham and holliston and on the north shore, tend to be cooler in some spots, but methuen hand haverhill, 49 degrees tomorrow afternoon. thursday, back into sunshine. that's certainly some good news. yeah, the soggy day tomorrow. your weekend always in view and looking bright and sunny. i'll keep tracking the heavy rains through 6:00 p.m. but that weekend includes this. our coats for kids day, temperatures are dropping while moving into winter. we're collecting coats for families in need. bring a coat to redding on saturday. between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. more details on our facebook page and on myfoxboston.com. >> vanessa: such a great cause. new research shows the world's most popular fruit will eventually disappear. this story is getting a lot of shares on hour facebook page. a banana killing fungus first spotted in asia has spread to the middle east, africa and asia. experts say it's only a matter of time before the fungus reaching latin america where most of the world's banana supply is grown. there is no way to kill the fungus. more than $3 billion sold in on-line

fox25 mass firearms in holliston and one of new england's largest gun stores and training centers. during the black friday weekend number of people who enrolled in gun safety class required to get gun licenses more than doubled. >> these things could happen to me and time to look at outside sources, government police department to protect me because they can't be there all the time. >> daniel: critics say if shootings will only get worse. >> sara: they were flying apache chopper during a training mission and helicopter was found during a river and was on fire. the cause of the crash has not been identified. >>> sara: new this morning south african appeals court has overturned an appeal. piss never pistorius never provided reasonable shooting. man known as blade runner will have to go back to court for new sentence. he is currently under house arrest. >> daniel: supposed to start sentence for gun crime yesterday at hampden county correctional facility but walked right out before officers booked him in a cell and escaped around 3:00 p.m. and manhunt began and surrendering and now fac

. >> reporter: going to trainings like this one in holliston to learn how to fight back without a gun. >> can you barricade yourself inside somewhere. do that. >> reporter: using this training room, the first step. >> get out of the line of sight, make yourself invisible. if i'm in this corner, nobody can see me, i'm quiet, nobody can hear me. it's difficult to do but may save your life. >> reporter: try to get >> rather than opening the door and exposing yourself, if i open it more, i can see a little bit more. if i start to see a threat or see a place i can escape to. i can either react and close the door or i can get out and get to place that may be more safe. >> reporter: the number one tip when in an active shooter situation. is don't be a hero. do be armed with the proper information. >> because all of these studies have shown with these active lethal threats that we have to get there quickly. >> as gunmen opened fire in san bernardino, burlington police officers were completing an active shooter training. >> they would cover and conceal and wait for the specialized teams to arr