remains of julie.hey were unsure initially that it was human remains. >> even with all their experience? >> yes. everything was just consumed by fire to the point that things were unrecognizable. >> as for keith, he was away, calling on customers in indiana. word of julie's death spread almost as fast as the fire had raced through the house. >> i'm getting ready for work. have the tv on in the background. >> we're live on tudor boulevard. >> then temple bradley's phone rang. it was a friend who also knew julie. >> she said, you know there's a fire. i said, yeah, i saw it on tv. she said, yeah, it was keith and julie's house. and i just sat there. >> did she know at that point that julie was in fact gone? >> she knew. so she told me. >> temple's husband immediately tracked down keith as he was making the three-hour drive home from indiana. >> he said, i'm on my way. i'm probably, you know, two hours away. i said, are you all right? he said, yeah, yeah. i could tell he was in shock. >> the news hit zach

of julie. >> shocking as the blaze was, it was nothing compared to what investigators found in the embers. >> a bullet? >> yes. >> so this woman had been shot to death? >> yes. >> the obvious suspects -- neighborhood thieves. >> there were half a dozen house burglaries. >> investigators also dug into a favorite theory -- the husband did it. i felt that the detectives were on a manhunt and they were after my dad. >> and anyway, he was in another state. >> he's over 200 miles away. >> then, up popped a text that might just be a clue. >> you could say, well, maybe she's driving events here. >> that's correct. >> the truth beyond twisted. leaving behind smoking ashes and burning questions. >> i physically started shaking >> i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy with "consumed." >>> the canterbury hills subdivision in paducah, kentucky, is a good place to raise kids. tidy homes kept up by neighbors living ordered lives. so as the front porch lights winked out on just another d

. >> julie: good morning, i'm julie grauert. jason brewer in for shiri spear >> jason: martha major hurricane and hurricane in atlantic moving westward closer to florida off the northward track and wind at 115. despite two land falls still a major hurricane. so there it is down the road friday, saturday, sunday, dangerously close to the u.s. doing damage up and down the coastline. more on matthew straight ahead and where it is the shift overnight. right now over the door we are in the 50s. we come out of the 30s and 40s earlier on. climbing up 65 to near 70?. >> julie: 128 southbound sluggish through lexington both southbound and northbound right around route 2. over to the pike eastbound heavy those are the cameras i'm keeping an eye on. live drive times, 44 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 31 minutes on the expressway and 42 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> julie: live look in cambridge. bicyclist hit and killed by car in portor square. cambridge and somerville police are asking people

julie was dead.d the only logical suspect was her college friend, sam. >> she told me that he's taking the same class with her and that he told me that -- he's like big brother to me and to everybody in the class because he's a little older, and he came back from the -- afghanistan. >> this guy that she thought of as a big brother -- >> yeah. >> -- suddenly he's the suspect. >> that was just bizarre. but i still couldn't connect everything together. >> reporter: what happened in sam's apartment that night was horrific. julie had gone there to help sam and now she was dead in his bedroom. and sam was somewhere in the wind. >> all of your new best friends that you hang out with every day, one of them's missing. a body was found in one of their apartments. this is something that, like, was affecting the whole atmosphere. >> reporter: detectives soon found out sam was a war veteran, heard the stories of his night terrors. they also found julie's phone in the apartment and saw sam's text messages to her.

julie: agree with dr. this rumble in the jungle with hillary and trump, amazing gotten so much attention, poor tim kaine and mike pence are almost forgotten and bet you most people don't know who is running for number two for either party. you're absolutely right. the challenge is to get people to tune in, challenge for mike pence, he acknowledged that the donald trump not having best week of his campaign to steer and right the ship in advance of next weekend's presidential debate. harris: the question about taxes will be interesting. mike pence released his and seemed to be in favor of notion of that? >> i want to hear more about issues and substance. harris: you don't think they will talk about tax returns. >> in terms of tax policy, he needs to talk about what donald trump's tax policy is. mike pence tax cutter in the state of indiana. how does that dovetail with what donald trump wants to do. in terms of tim kaine lied about having pneumonia and fell into the van. people will go him, can i see him as p

julie grauert. we will get to jason brewer with nice stretch of sunshine coming our way. once these pass by we should be done with any of the light pesky showers been tracking this morning. getting close to worcester and drying up and made over to northbridge and out of walpole and headed for franklin, bellingham and get wet and look at what's going on, over the atlantic nothing else coming our way and so that's a drying trend that should be starting to take place later this afternoon. temperature upper 50s to the lower 60s matthew and still major hurricane lashing haiti right now, path of the storm coming up straight ahead. >> julie: expressway slow going from the braintree split up to columbia road. live drive time, 35 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave, 35 minutes on the expressway and hour on 93 south bridge. >> daniel: hurricane swirling over haiti and storm appears to be our way and video into the newsroom from haiti where the storm as you can see made landfall just about an hour a

. >> julie: good morning, everyone, i'm julie grauert. early morning showers have made their way out for another dry summer like day even though it is october. 61 plymouth and 58 in boston and a lot of clouds and we got fog as well but wait until you see the clouds and 67? and lower 70s and clouds breaking up and into the afternoon we take the gorgeous turn into mostly sunny temps and julie grauert with live drive time traffic. >> julie: real headache on the roads this morning because of multiple and rule one steady heavy volume and 93 south backed up but we are getting relief from the triple digit drive times on 93 and eastbound 495 to mass ave and 37 minutes on expressway and hour and 40 minutes on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. >> daniel: police confirm two people hit by car on wyman street and one person taken to the hospital with extremely serious injuries and scene very active and wyman street could be closed for most of the day. police also urging drives to avoid the area altogether. the scene. as soon as we can get mor

back to julie now for live drive time traffic. >> julie: things improving, route 1 opened down to the saugus area. 93 south a little relief as make way through woburn to stoneham and still stop and go conditions at route 16 and slow going to columbia road. live drive times, 24 minutes on pike eastbound to 495 to mass ave and 29 minutes on the expressway and 42 minutes on 93 south as you approach the leverett connector. >> daniel: after four weeks of waiting tom brady is back. deflategate suspension expired at midnight which means he is clear to practice and play. >> julie: jessica reyes live at gillette stadium where star qb. jess? >> jessica: wasting no time getting back here to gillette stadium and getting ready for sunday. that could not have come any sooner with the patriots shut out at home here on digits the first time ever yesterday. tom brady is back and deflategate offia back. >> viewer spotted on brookline dexter southfield school yesterday and some sort of workout and as for the patriots, it is bad day all around yesterday as she got shut out at home and missing a field goa

on wednesday, october 12th, i'm daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, i'm julie grauert. bit of chilly morning and bright skies and temperature are in the forecast. meteorologist shiri spear standing by in the fox25 stormtracker weather center timing it all out. >> shiri: what we have right now is a little bit of cloud cover still hovering in northern mass and southern new hampshire. boston looking nice and bright at 54?. lower 50s in worcester right people. we got a warm-up that continues at 11:00 a.m., it is going to be more like 60?. we got highs in the mid-60s here through about 5:00 p.m. and pretty quick cooldown once it goes down and lower 50s and might want the jacket and this morning really dressing for high of 64 to 68?. going to be nice and mild today and although a couple spots get close to 70 today, it is the better bet that we hit the mark tomorrow. i will show you where coming up. julie is back drive time traffic. >> julie: things starting to improve slightly as morning commute winds down. route 1 opened up and slow going and opened up into somerville, south

this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller, good thursday morning. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. shiri spear cooling down and not biggest of surprise. not talking below average temperatures yet, folks. no more 80s like yesterday. so we have sunshine to kick something you need to be worried about at least not slowing you down until we hit the evening hours and mostly sunny and 59 in boston, 59 in lawrence, 60 in new bedford and plymouth. look in the right direction. 11:00 a.m. 61?, increasing clouds as we travel into the afternoon, so you're going to find here in 50s back on tap and rain moving in and 9:00 p.m. i expect it is going to be a little bit sooner, towns to your south and future cast up ten minutes. julie grauert back now. >> julie: sea branch continuing delays from delay in tappan street and up to the maps still waiting as well for this incident to be cleared in chelsea, williams street in broadway, had crash and took between power poles above the intersection so and live drives 41 minutes 495 to mass ave. 26 minutes on expressway, 64 minutes, hour on 128 south

julie was dead. and the only logical suspect was her college friend, sam. >> she told me that he's taking the same class with her and that he told me that -- he's like big brother to me and to everybody in the class because he's a little older, and he came back from the -- afghanistan. >> this guy that she thought of as a big brother -- >> yeah. >> -- suddenly he's the suspect. >> that was just bizarre. but i still couldn't connect everything together. sam's apartment that night was horrific. julie had gone there to help sam and now she was dead in his bedroom. and sam was somewhere in the wind. >> all of your new best friends that you hang out with every day, one of them's missing. a body was found in one of their apartments. this is something that, like, was affecting the whole atmosphere. >> reporter: detectives soon found out sam was a war veteran, heard the stories of his night they also found julie's phone in the apartment and saw sam's text messages to her. sam seemed plenty upset that evening

on monday, october 24th, i'm daniel miller. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. skies are clearing up and looks nice day and looks can be deceiving. shiri spear stormtracker weather >> things tourney chilling earlier this week and 54 in boston and mostly sunny skies and few more clouds as creep down to plymouth at 50, showers ending over the cape and lingering clouds, don't worry, folks, brightening up for all of us so game plan in boston is mostly sunny skies, mid to upper 50s for a good chunk of the afternoon as angle of the sun gets lower, sun goes down, drop back into the 40s here and real cooldown comes into play early tomorrow stronger gusts and highs range from 54 to 60 here in southern new england. take you out to some of the wind gusts seeing right now and where i expect them to go in about ten minutes. julie grauert now with live drive time traffic. >> julie: earlier accident at washington street but the accident has been cleared so now things starting to move along at a little bit better pace. 128 southbound backed up through lexington. expressway slow

. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. i want to hear more about the breakthrough that turns vegetables into candy flavor. cool start on the day so far, shiri. >> shiri: temperatures starting off in the 40s and in and 46 in nashua, new hampshire, 48 in boston and so we got ocean effect clouds right now over the cape with temperatures there in the 50s. keeping close eye on these winds which have increased in the last hour now sustained ten to 15 miles per hour. the breeze is enough on top of the cooler temperatures. a little bit of bill belichick this morning at 11:00 a.m. i got 52? out there, 1:00 p.m. 56. we really hit highs in the upper 50s most spots so range from 56 to 60 and going to be sunny and brisk. as well. but look at wind chills you should plan around the next couple of hours coming up in a couple minutes and it is going to be quite a bit cooler than the actual temperature readings that we are facing at this moment. julie grauert back with live drive time traffic this morning. how is it shaping up? >> shiri: wa

. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. off to nice day on clear skies and temps will creep up into the 70s and down south hurricane matthew is heading to florida. fox25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski in for shiri spear the storm. sarah? >> jason: passing south of nassau, bahamas, brunt of the circulation, you could see the eye right there and outer bands already pushing to parts of florida right now category threey hurricane with wind speeds 125 miles per hour and expected to intensify through the day today as category four storm as it slides up the coast. the exact track to the coast and if there's any shift to the west or east, significant changes in the impact to parts of florida and devastating conditions starting there this evening and through the day tomorrow. completely different story locally and 40s and 50s and lots of sunshine out there, today 37 climb into the boston area into the 60s and 70s weekend. check of traffic with julie. >> julie: things better with the accident eastbound. route 1 moving along fine. 93

the remains of julie. >> shocking as the blaze was, it was nothing compared to what investigators found in the embers. >> it's a bullet? >> yes. >> to this woman shot to death? >> yes. >> the obvious suspects, neighborhood thieves. >> there were half a dozen house burglaries unsolved. >> investigators also dug into a favorite theory. the husband did it. >> i was angry. i felt that the detectives were on a manhunt and they were after my dad. >> and anyway, he was in another state. >> he is over 200 miles away. >> and then, up popped a text that might just be a clue. >> maybe she's driving events here. >> that's correct. >> the truth beyond twisted. leaving behind smoking ashes and burning questions. >> i physically started shaking and i started crying. >> i want the know why. >> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. julie griffith was a loving wife and a doting mother. when a blaze ripped through her home, it took her life and robbed her family of their matriarch. was it an accident, a burglary gone

julie, hopefully the fog lifting will boil down to improvements on the road. >> julie: between that and timing now kind of getting into the tail end of the morning commute. sluggish 128 southbound as work expressway slow from the braintree split up to around morrissey boulevard. live drive times and 34 minutes pike eastbound from mass ave, 27 minutes on expressway, 27 minutes on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. >> julie: patrols after a shocking crime on 13-year-old. >> daniel: girl was kidnapped courthouse and man arrested faces a judge very soon. >> michael: yeah in just a few minutes, in fact, after couple of these reports i will head inside to see the arraignment, not only on expecting but also on a charge of aggravated statutory rape. >> crime unspeakable and possible for the most vulnerable citizens. >> michael: police arrested 21-year-old angel mateo hours after investigators say walked to school thursday morning and dragged her into a second floor phillips street apartment and sexually assaulted her over a 2-hour period. the young victim told police she was then allowe

that happened again back in july. this is all new information that we are learning about this 33-year-old man now deceased that's accused of shooting two police officers before being killed. a lot new information a course, and get to the latest as soon as we can. live outside boston police headquarters, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> julie: conte forum -- coverage will continue this hour and we will bring you the latest at 4:00. if you are away from the tv you can stay up-to-date on social media and news app. class. her coworkers called police back in august to say she was abusing drugs in the classroom. they say she had a cutoff straw, pill grinder and small bag of white powder. she texted someone to remove her purse from her classroom while being interviewed by officers. she is only facing charge of lying to police and has not been charged with crimes connected to drugs. >> julie: 72 hours, 17 overdoses, two of them make sure that never happened again. $1.2 million in federal grant to expand the opioid outreach pro

julie. >> julie: good news. starting off with clouds. 54 in boston. 45 in bedford. 46 in nashua. 49 in plymouth. keeping a close eye on the fog we got visibility under a mile hyannis. and fog will likely peek through 7:00 this morning and you will find it dissipating about 10 a.m. a little mist and fog. and we turn partly sunny for the middle of the day including lunchtime and a good chunk of your afternoon. 64 to 68 degrees. we have a timeline on evening showers coming up in 10. get you back to julie for live drive-time traffic. >> reporter: let every tunnel will be closed until 5 a.m. for prescheduled overnight maintenance work. traffic is being detoured to the sumner tunnel. things looking good route 1, 93 south. expressway clear from the braintree split over to the exit to the pike. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 21 minutes on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. >>> breaking news in east boston. here is what we know. at 10:51 last night. boston p

julie back now with live time traffic. >> julie: 93 south naker route 16 in medford, otherwise things opened up on route 1 and still a little bit of volume through lexington. pike is slow spot, south -- expressway slow spot south of the pike but look at this through brighton, east and westbound lanes wide open on the pike. here are live drive times, 33 minutes as hayde from 495 to mass ave, 29 minutes on the expressway, 38 minutes on 93 zakim bridge. >> heather: breaking news that we have been following all morning long. official confirmed to fox25 man shot in lawrence late last night has died. police say 34-year-old man was shot in an alley behind 84 haverhill street and flown into beth israel hospital last night and passed away around 4:30 this morning. no arrests have been made in the case and d.a. helping lawrence police to investigate. meantime happening today a convicted child rapist is expected back in court just days after his release. richard gardner is convicted level three sex offender. he was arrested on a fugitive from justice charge and summoned to court. we told you las

julie: right.t he these to do -- and, again, obviously, he's not going to take my advice -- exactly what pete said. get off this issue, get off the meltdown in public and start focusing on the issues that people in ohio care about. nobody in cleveland, ohio, really cares about kathleen willey, with all due respect. how is donald trump going to brung their jobs back -- bring their jobs back. he's talking about him, donald trump, being victimized. nobody cares. he needs to -- sandra: he's going to say i do. he feels the need to -- [inaudible conversations] katherine: not moving on from this, that can't happen if he doesn't move on from this. if he keeps talking about it, what's the media going to talk about? exactly what he's talking about. a focus on policy very, very necessary. sandra: i think it was a half an hour into that speech yesterday where he even mentioned obamacare, for example, and that's where some of his supporters or are coming in with rate schism even saying, come -- criticism saying

. >> julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. a new week but the weather feels more of same. shiri spear is in the fox25 stormcenter. with a cloudy day. >> shiri: not just a new week but a new month. we are stuck with green on radar and this morning we are almost always waking up to dry conditions but cloudy conditions out there. dress for the 50s. 56 mid-50s in norwood and nashua, new hampshire. 58 in chatham. i am going to be watching closely for some fog. right now the area impacted by that is going to be worcester but we could see it spread a little bit as we move throughout morning through 8 a.m. in boston today, you can see mostly cloudy conditions. temperatures-wise we are still in the 5s at 8 a.m. by 10:00 this morning, lower 60s. by lunchtime, mid-60s. hampshire. mostly cloudy. and i am going to be watching for some afternoon pop-up thunderstorms. i will show you the most likely areas that get hit by those coming up. julie is back with live drive time traffic. >> julie: things are nice and quiet at this hour. a lot of green on our map on route 1 and 93 south. express

julie? >> julie: holiday conditions on the roads and want to remind you free coffee at service plaza on the pike and route 3 tonight starting at 10:00 p.m. for people heading home from long weekend, but a lot of green on map, route 193 south, clear, expressway never slowed down this morning and that is so rare braintree split to the exit for the pike, 20 minutes on 93 south from andover down to the leverett connector. >> see all that green we know it is a holiday. >> developing this morning a young man and woman are under arrest in the murder of 95-year-old man and the brutal attack that happened on wife. >> suspects were arrested more than 600 miles away in virginia. but they have connection to massachusetts. fox25 catherine parrotta is in orange this morning where investigators are trying to figure if the two suspects knew the elderly couple. >> catherine: unknown being held without bail right now in virginia where they were arrested. these arrests come in the wake of crimes that happen in

. >> julie: close call road. >> sara: >> julie: stormtracker weather center how clouds will impact warm-up. >> shiri: clouds roll in and brighten up more sunshine you get and more temperatures you will be and showers in southern new hampshire essentially drying up and dealing with the passing clouds and already brightening up in lawrence at 70?, same in nashua, new hampshire, partly plymouth and new bedford with temperatures in the upper 60s and hour-by-hour forecast and 75? and 1:00 p.m., 76, we got clearing skies here during the afternoon and quick temperature dropoff once we get into the evening hours and sun goes down. so 76 to 80?, only the slight risk of shower today. i do have some thicker clouds and fog that i'm watching over spots like the cape and islands right now. latest when you guys clear as well. >> 128 southbound through lexington. 93 south seeing heavy volume as you make your way from medford into somerville. waiting for accident to clear expressway northbound in the o'neill tunnel and that's why we are seeing slower conditions past the gas tank than usual. hour on express

. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. may see a bit of frost on your car if you parked in the shade. >> shiri: spots watch for frost and orange and keene, new hampshire and 30s now and look at this, rest of the area we are talking 40s with 49 in boston, 49 in worcester, 23 in bedford and nice to see we actually crawled out of the 30s there and 50s over the cape and islands. that is the hot spot today. but as for metrowest where you have temperatures right now in the lower 40s, going to be lower 50s by 11:00 a.m. afternoon followed by a cooldown that takes us back down to 54? by 7:00 this evening and 40s by 9:00 and unfortunately as soon as the sun goes down we have a really kick control-down and ranging from 60s to 66? mass and southern new hampshire town by town look at temperature ahead. julie back now with live drive time traffic. >> slow spots on 128 southbound approaching 93 and then through the lexington area. 93 south still slow going through medford. expressway jampacked from the braintree split up to columbia roa

: good morning, i am julie grauert. like daniel mentioned cool out there and a freeze warning in effect. meteorologist shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center with the coolest air you have seen this season, shiri. >> shiri: some areas that haven't seen those previous temperatures seeing them right now. i have a freeze warning from northeast massachusetts down into metro southeastern mass at 9 a.m. north and west of that freezing temperatures too. the growing season has ended so they don't issue freeze warnings any longer. there is your freezing temperature. in worcester, 31 degrees. the coldest we have seen yet this fall. same in boston at 38. 36 in lawrence and 33 in plymouth. mostly clear skies which could mean seeing temperatures down a few more degrees. so here is your hour-by-hour forecast for framingham this morning. we have you dipping into the morning we should get up to 40 degrees. we have mostly sunny skies to start. high in the 40s there. warmer temperatures just to the south though. and we will look

this case is about samuel he and julie kibiushi. you've got to put their names. >> reporter: last december, finally, the names would be spoken. >> sam herr and julie kibuishi. daniel wozniak murdered them both, and, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to get to a penalty on trial for the double murder of julie kibuishi and sam herr. if found guilty, a jury could sentence him to die. not good enough for this prosecutor. >> the death penalty is not enough for daniel wozniak on this. for justice to be done in this case, personally, i'd prefer proof of hell. i'd prefer proof that there's... that there's something that is awaiting him after he dies. there are searches on google. >> reporter: matt murphy presented the evidence, painting a chilling portrait of a killer n >> "how to hide a body," "quick ways to kill people," and sandals resorts. this is a guy who's planning to murder two human beings so he can have an awesome honeymoon down in... in mexico. >> reporter: then, there was the physical evidence: the gun he stole from his own fat

julie? >> julie: devastating impact that matthew had on haiti really starting to come to light this morning. official estimate some 300 number is expected to change. 30,000 people are in shelters across the country and bridge that connects port-au-prince to southern haiti broke apart cutting off islands in the rest of the controversy and worst disaster in haiti since earthquake six years ago. the powerful hurricane passed over the bahamas yesterday afternoon. you can see large trees were knocked down. a lot of damage but right now no reports of death and serious injuries. the country's national emergency agency telling people destruction. we will continue to track hurricane matthew path throughout the morning. stay up-to-date. >> daniel: someone murdered invasion. >> jessica: we know at this point investigators were inside the home here on east river street well into last night. they say it was a very disturbing scene inside and at this point they are still processing evidence, still trying

. >> julie: i am. >> julie. the wind will remain and this morning power problems on the cape. meteorologist jason brewer in the storm tracker weather center and, jason, you are tracking pretty strong winds. >> jason: wind gust and island land continue for most of the day today. there is that departing storm system moving away and you see those clearer skies. most of us will wake up needing the sunglasses although a few lingering clouds will be hanging out over cape cod here, and you can see the winds gusting right now, 40, provincetown. 39 in nantucket. 24 at boston. breezy at the coast but downright windy at the tape. temperatures in the 40s and starting out the day 50s cape the wind chills are in the upper 30s. and get inland due to that breeze that is factored in. feels like 33 in worcester out the door. want to get extra layers on in this early columbus day morning. upper 50s to the lower 60s this afternoon. a cool, fall day. plenty of sunshine. winds will gradually taper off into the afternoon. but there are your high temperatures today running a little on the cooler side

. >> julie: track >> shiri: things get colder from here and kicking off? and 40s when we went on air at 4:00 a.m. and at least seeing warm-up from there and at freezing for awhile and at 39? and warm-up and sunshine right now and stays mostly sunny through the morning hours and hit the afternoon and 40s we get clouds popping up and also england from 42 to 50? and turning breezy and scattered clouds and two nice days and talking potential for know, rain and ice in parts of new england. give you latest timeline on that in couple minutes. >> julie: watching drive times on 93 south, residual delays from accident and very problematic. 128 soutou expressway jampacked in the braintree split to columbia road. you can see though traffic on zakim bridge is flowing nicely but there we are over two hours still on 93 south as you head from 495 in andover down to the leverett connector. >> daniel: following breaking news overnight. the youngest person to be on the state's most wanted fugitive list haven't been captured. 16-year-old jayden smith taken >> julie: smith is

i still prefer calling it the battle of july 22. first of all, there was a lot of action on july 22 not just around the bald hill. the hill has been bulldozed through. even the marker that once rested atop the hill at moreland avenue and i-20 has been moved south of the interstate. finally, i object to any piece of georgia real estate being named after a yankee general. general claiborne held that day for a day. let's call it claiborne hill, everybody, for god's sake. [laughter] there were three battles of atlanta, not just one. i'm surprised my good friend who wrote this book called it the battle and burning of atlanta. there were three battles. the battle of peachtree creek, north of the city. and, west of the city at ezra church. why should we commemorate it? it has been on the civil war bubblegum card. i was in the seventh grade when these things came out. there is the house on the five cent packet of gum from 1961. that was a great bubblegum card. the main reason i am boring in -- i want to thank the sponsors of the symposia ag

. >> julie: good morning i am julie grauert. bust out that jacket. maybe the gloves. >> daniel: you said bust it out. >> julie: it is chilly out there. meteorologist shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center with who is getting hit with the lowest numbers, shiri. >> shiri: i have to add this, ten minutes ago daniel looked at the wind yesterday. the wind has died down for most of us. 10-mile-per-hour breeze in boston and that is making the temperature reading of 44 degrees in the city actually feel like 39. so there will a little wind chill there. most towns and cities will go with a straight-up temperature. wind chills are not necessary because we have calming winds. 33 in wellfleet. 33 in wrentham. this is chilly stuff. this will be frosty, freezing temperatures for some. down to 30 in fitchburg and freezing temperatures there. auburn at 36 degrees. plymouth at 40. closer to the coast. close are to the coast, it will be a little bit warmer. at 7 a.m., we are talking about a lot of 30s on the map. by noontime, 58 degrees and sunshine. we have 6

this case is about samuel herr and julie kibiushi. you've got to put their names. >> reporter: last december, finally, their names would be spoken. >> sam herr and julie kibuishi. daniel wozniak murdered them both, and, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to get to a penalty phase. on trial for the double murder of julie kibuishi and sam herr. if found guilty, a jury could sentence him to die. not good enough for this prosecutor. >> the death penalty is not enough for daniel wozniak on this. for justice to be done in this case, personally, i'd prefer proof of hell. i'd prefer proof that there's... that there's something that is awaiting him after he dies. there are searches on google. >> reporter: matt murphy presented the evidence, painting a chilling portrait of a killer with no conscience. ways to kill people," and sandals resorts. this is a guy who's planning to murder two human beings so he can have an awesome honeymoon down in... in mexico. >> reporter: then, there was the physical evidence: the gun he stole from his own father t

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: good morning i am julie grauert. a dreary start to the day, but the sun is on the horizon. meteorologist jason brewer is here with shiri spear and jason? >> jason: good morning. i am watching the clouds with little bit of drizzle and spot shower. chance for the morning drive at least. the first one appearing on radar on the north shore around ipswich, a little light rain coming ashore, boxford, lawrence, watch out in the next hour. quick little damp showers coming by. temperatures running in the mid- to upper 5s and running 60 to 65 this afternoon. the increasing afternoon sun

this case is about samuel herr and julie kibiushi.ve got to put their names. >> reporter: last december, finally, their names would be spoken. >> sam herr and julie kibuishi. daniel wozniak murdered them both, and, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to get to a penalty phase. >> reporter: daniel wozniak went on trial for the double murder of julie kibuishi and sam herr. if found guilty, a jury could sentence him to die. not good enough for this prosecutor. >> the death penalty is not enough for daniel wozniak on this. for justice to be done in this case, personally, i'd prefer proof of hell. i'd prefer proof that there's... that there's something that is awaiting him after he dies. there are searches on google. >> reporter: matt murphy presented the evidence, painting a chilling portrait of a killer with no conscience. >> "how to hide a body," "quick ways to kill people," and sandals resorts. this is a guy who's planning to murder two human beings so he can have an awesome honeymoon down in... in mexico. >> reporter: then, there was t

. >> julie: good morning, everyone. i am julie grauert. we are off to a warm start and temperatures will rise throughout the day. meteorologist shiri spear in impact that warm-up. >> reporter: that's right. because we have clouds sinking at us from the north. areas like manchester, new hampshire. southern vermont with a couple of sprinkle. a few more clouds. and starting off clear in boston at 6 degrees. same in plymouth. talk about a warm-up. took all day. 65 degrees in nashua, new hampshire. and southward, it is going to introduce the clouds and depending on how fast they clear, that's really going to we warm up. watching for fog and don't have anything widespread and orange and keene. we are watching the cape as well for patchy stuff. 8 a.m., 68 degrees in boston. mostly cloudy skies developing this morning and clear up this afternoon with highs in the upper 70s. a town by town look coming up. julie grauert is live with traffic. >> julie: great time to head out the door because you are alone. things moving quickly on 93 from the braintr

i am daniel miller. >> julie: and i am julie grauert. most of us waking up to a little bit of a chill, but passing on any frost. meteorologist shiri spear in the fox25 storm tracker weather center with a timeline of when the temperatures will start to increase. shiri? >> shiri: here is the good news. clouds coming in and clouds will hang -- keep temperatures from really dropping any further. they will hang tight through much of the morning commute. 49 in boston right now. 43 in peabody.

julie: ccr v. that's how you get it. start with this matter of the election and how it is being priced into or not being priced into markets. do you think people are hedging enough against potential outcomes here? >> earnings expectations are pretty high. valuations are pretty high. there are levels of volatility that are very low. you look around the world and uncertainty,mic and that's a dangerous combination. >> you have a chart. let's look at that. what is this chart? these are news mentions of economic uncertainty around the world. the reason it is so interesting is because when you back tested, it feeds directly through. this as talk about little further. we saw the charts that julie showed. there's not that much volatility projected out. there is no kink around when you u might expect to see specific election hedging. even with central banks, the concern is that long-term yields may be pulling back. what do you think it explains the lack of hedging activity, given all this talk about risk? >> it could be a bit of

. >> julie: good morning, everybody, i am julie grauert. clouds are gone the sun is here ant not up yet. dark out there. layer up today. fox25 shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center with a fall-like forecast. shir. >> shiri: the clear skies conducive to the headline. 49 degrees in boston. 48 in lawrence. 49 in norwood. 44 in worcester. here is the thing, temps are still dropping and wind and gusts around 24 miles per hour in bedford and boston and will feel cooler. consider those wind chills today and there you go. temperatures bottoming out here can see 8 a.m., 74. by 10 a.m., 50. noontime, 54. upper 50s here during the afternoon hours although nice and bright and beautiful. it is going to be chilly. 56 to 60, that's it with those gusty conditions. julie grauert with live drive time traffic. >> julie: it is nice and quiet. don't be intimidated by the icons. overknit construction projects eastbound from 49 to mass avenue. 10 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> this morning, two

. >> julie: good morning i am julie grauert. a dreary start to the day, but the sun is on the horizon. meteorologist jason brewer is here with shiri spear and jason? >> jason: good morning. i am watching the clouds with little bit of drizzle and spot shower. chance for the morning drive at least. the first one appearing on radar on the north shore around ipswich, a little light rain coming ashore, boxford, lawrence, watch out in the next hour. quick little damp showers coming by. temperatures running in the mid- to upper 5s and running 60 to 65 this afternoon. the increasing afternoon sun side and big improvements coming this week and, of course, all eyes on matthew. still heading into haiti right now, full update on matthew coming up. >> julie: all right, jason, heading out to the roads. things nice and mellow. those overnight construction bronx in half an hour. route 1, 93 south clear. looks good as you approach the pike. live drive times. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 2

i am heather hegedus. >> julie: i am. >> julie. the wind will remain and this morning power problems on the cape. meteorologist jason brewer in the storm tracker weather center and, jason, you are tracking pretty strong winds. >> jason: wind gust and island land continue for most of the day today. there is that departing storm system moving away and you see those clearer skies. most of us will wake up needing the sunglasses although a few lingering clouds will be hanging out over cape cod here, and you can see the winds gusting right now, 40, provincetown. 39 in nantucket. 24 at boston. breezy at the coast but downright windy at the tape. temperatures in the 40s and starting out the day 50s cape

julie: no. (music) lisa: hero, this is serious, just get focused, you might be having surgery today. narrator: the next morning at sash, hero is still acting as if nothing is wrong. lisa: you are out of control. narrator: he's blissfully unaware how close he is to going under the knife. lisa: good boy hero. precaution because we're all prepped and ready to take him into surgery, we want to make sure that the rock is where it was last night. okay hero. hero, just stay here. narrator: the 1 year-old labrador has a dangerous habit of eating rocks. this time he's gotten himself into a lot of trouble. lisa: look, the rock is about 4 centimeters big and it was stuck in his small intestines. alright, so this is hero's last chance to avoid surgery. hear that hero? this is it. (hero howling) lisa: oh wow. that is amazing. this rock or bone or whatever it is has gone all the way from his small intestines down into his large intestines into his colon. it's like that far of coming out on its own. wow. you c

however think looking on the roads, julie? julie: not too bad. now what dealing with is a bit of a slowdown on north 95 out of newington. for those headed back up towards the beltway right now, as the occoquan, a 38 minute ride northbound on interstate 95. gr a moving. fair oaks coming in towards the beltway this morning, looking pretty good. that's the traffic watch, back in the next 10 minutes to update your ride on the top stretch of the beltway. autria: a d.c. apartment hit by gunfire when children are inside. john -- larry: john gonzalez is high-powered weapon. d.c. police are investigating this, three shootings in the span of two hours. the most serious is right here on naylor road. you see that a stop? it's a busy stop, we have seen a couple of buses come through. folks are startled to hear about the shooting. literally across the street is where the shots were fired late last night. police looking to see if these no injuries on stanton road down the street, but this one is much more serious. from the street, someone fired into that first

julie grauert is back with live drive time traffic. >> julie: things are nice and quiet and i expect them to stay that way for the next two hours. route 3 is moving along fine from the pike to 495 to 128. route 1 and 93 south are clear. over to the live drive times. nine minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south as you from 128 northbound to the weston tolls. >>> developing this morning, a neighborhood on alert. investigators say this man tried to kidnap a 13-year-old girl who was trying to walk to her school bus stop in roxbury. it happened before 6:30 yesterday morning at the corner of blue hill ave and brookville street. the girl screamed and thought managing to escape with the help of someone walking by. >>> flames poured out of a triple decker in everett. investigators are working to find out on floyd street that started after 10. neighbors went door to door making sure everybody got out okay even waking up a woman and her son. no one was hurt. >>> principal and vice principal will join students on a bus to and from school. the move follows a crash that hurt several elem