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julie was missing. >> reporter: was this a case of murder? >> this is our neighborhood. these are our friends. you're just in utter shock! >> reporter: there were secrets in that house. who would unlock them? >> i didn't want my friends to know, i didn't want my family to know! manipulative. >> this was our best friend. it didn't have to end like this. >> reporter: i'm lester holt and this is dateline. here's keith morrison. >> reporter: grief, like the ocean, rolled into their lives in waves. ride the waves or sink, it seemed to say. ride them again and again. >> it's just a shot through the heart. >> reporter: once there were four fast friends. four tall men, before it all went down and the waves took on their new meaning. >> it didn't have to end like this. >> reporter: no. except it did. and when it did? >> just felt like someone hit you in the stomach really hard and wanted to cry. >> reporter: what could they do? ride, it's what harp would have wanted, after all. >> reporter: harp. outdoors loving

julie's father, john cihak, lived here. 30 miles or so from jason and julie's house.s where julie and the kids spent the night after the shooting. so sgt. smith got a search ace and found nothing useful. there were other guns but none of them fired the bullet that killed jason.ttle frustrated, eight days later he got a second search warrant. and this time there was something new. the garage attic, in a spot they searched the first time around, a blue between searches. up this blue backpack and they discovered julie harper's wallet, credit ssport, a different gun and jason harper's last will and testament. >> reporter: also, jason's cell phone.ies removed and call and text history cleared. the backpack gun was also clean. oot jason. this had to be a getaway bag, the prosecutor decided. she must have packed it up after she killed jason. >> that's the onlyerson's last will and testament. it's because she realized he was dead. >> reporter: julie's actions shooting raised all sorts of questions. and foremost for the prosecutor was, did she plan this? and, if so, for how long? >> we believe

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. >> julie: good morning, everyone, 9:00 on tuesday, february 16th, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: good morning, i'm daniel miller. brief break in the weather but it won't last long. meteorologist shiri spear stormtracker weather and look when the fog will return. >> shiri: fog and rain coming back and dealing with winner weather advisory just extended until 11:00 a.m. in northern mass because of the lingering icy conditions we got out there as well where i got the cold and potential for icy got the fog this morning, so only 32 right now in lawrence, 34 in burlington, 33 in framingham, 31 in hampstead, new hampshire versus upper 40s boston over to dedham right now, so got a pretty stark contrast in and barre at 48, even jaffrey at 48 to 29 in rep rail and 29 in lowell, so you could see the cold air getting trapped there in the merrimac valley, so it is a little slower to scour out of those locations. right now outer cape getting a little bit of sprinkle but into the 50s there and you can name of the game here late-morning and midday, so it is not going to be substantial rain until we ge

now over to julie again for live drive time traffic. good morning. >> julie: seeing residual delays, accident near dudley road and took down powerful and one lane blocked several hours. that's why we are seeing delays stretching past 128 into the weston area. right now on 93 south through medford, 128 southbound sluggish through lexington. here is live look at 93 somerville through sullivan square, see pretty slow going. over to live drive time, 39 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave, 32 minutes on the expressway to the pike and 28 minutes on route 9 from 128 to hammond street. fox25 will be tracking the snow and ice shiri was talking about throughout the day. download the fox25 weather app for messy evening commute and five and six and latest on winter weather advisory. >> sara: >> daniel: story we have been following since 4:00. four-year-old picked up wandering the streets in the cold and take him to the hospital to be checked out. right now police are still trying to find the kids' parents fox25 michael henrich live on blue hil

. >> julie: it was hollywood's night to shine. chris rock addresses race at the award. >> julie: the big finish that had audience on their feet. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: it is 9:00 on february 29th, leap day. i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: shiri spear in the weather center this morning with look at rain on the way. hi, shiri. >> shiri: nice warm temperatures before the rain moves in and starting out at 51 this morning in boston and beverly and lawrence and bedford, 45 in worcester, 53 in welcome to the 50s to those of you in the city. temperaturewise here i think these are even a little underdone and in the 50s here by lunchtime today across eastern massachusetts, central mass a little bit cooler, going to be lower 50s with clouds and possibly some showers from worcester to fitchburg to nashua the reason i say possibly because the nature of these showers is going to be scattered not everybody gets them. it is not going to rain all afternoon long. 4:00 p.m. th

julie? >> julie: thousands of children found with high level of lead in their body. today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders, >> julie: charlie baker says he supports the department of fishery and quabbin reservoir island with colony of rattle snakes and some residents are concerned the snakes will swim across the water and attack people but experts say the snakes will not survive if they escape the island. >>> julie: proposing 50 bobcat permits through lottery system and first bobcat hunt since 1989 and it is being met with a a lot of criticism. hundreds of both sides attended it would take effect. >> daniel: mosquito borne illness is circulating through south and central america and one of the countries added is dominican republic. fox25 talked

. >> julie: good morning. it is now 9:00 on thursday, february 18th, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. get to issues on the commuter rail in just a second, but first, meteorologist shiri spear is in the stormtracker weather center with cold weather ahead. good morning, shiri. >> shiri: good news boston up to 31 . we have gone up one degree in the last hour and moving in the right direction. still just 23 in worcester, 27 in nashua, bedford 29 , 30 in now, we do have mostly sunny skies but from time to time today we do get a couple coastline. so down across the cape, notice lunchtime temperatures still just 31 in boston, still just 27 in worcester, so it is going to be a very slow, very small warm-up today. then at 5:00 p.m. for the drive home from work, keeping it pretty quiet here with partly cloudy skies at the coast, sunshine inland, you will want your sunglasses for any of your travel plans today. the one exception will end up being the cape where we get the clouds than anyone else and get o

. >> julie: and i'm julie broughton. also ahead, a small act of big way. how a local school is sending a message to the deputy and the love is spreading a message on facebook tonight. it's a sweet story. >> ginger: it's a touching story and it means so much for the deputy it's meant for. >> lisa: absolutely. but first we're following breaking news in winter park right now where an suv crashed into the back of a boston market restaurant. sky 6 flew over the scene on north orlando avenue. we're told there was a gas leak there because of the damage, but that has since been secured. the building was evacuated. no one was hurt in this. we are still working to figure out what caused that crash. >> ginger: also breaking right now, growing zika concerns across the state as we learn of yet another local case of the mosquito-borne virus. the health department just issuing an alert. there are three new cases today, including one in orange county. that puts the total at 35 cases across florida, three in orange county, one in osceola, as well as another in seminole cou

julie, let's send over to you for live drive time traffic and slow spots right now. >> julie: 128 northbound, shiri, accident near route 2a in lexington. 93 south also problematic, accident right before route 60 in medford. here is live look at the zakim leverett connector seeing typical delays at this time of your weekday morning commute. over to the live drive times, 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 36 minutes 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 28 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: breaking news right now in roxbury, emergency crews rush a child to the hospital, then spend hours searching house in roxbury. fox25 michael henrich is live outside the home. michael, you have been talking with neighbors this morning. >> daniel: neighbors i spoke with don't know that lived here. >> michael: what we learned so far boston police and ambulance here came here to this house on alpine street in roxbury around 9:40s last night that's when the call came in, daniel, and boston police are confirming a three-year-old was rushed to bost

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this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: good friday morning, everyone. 9:00 on february 26th, i'm julie grauert. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. i'm in for myself. daniel is not here. >> julie: daniel is taking a day so i have you to myself. >> sara: it is cold and windy and shiri spear in stormtracker weather center what we can expect for the weekend. >> shiri: right now sunshine in place, mostly sunny skies and man, oh man, cooler than it was yesterday. now talking about 55 in boston and freezing temperatures in massachusetts and southwestern new hampshire, it is chilly out there this morning and we have sunshine and not going to do very much to warm us up and 36 from bedford to boston, mid-30s up to beverly, 37 in plymouth. from there we go up by one or two more degrees in the afternoon and temperatures start to sag again and 5:00 p.m. temperatures out there, going to look nice and bright. still going to be nice and clear but temperatures will be close to freezing when folks head home from work. highs 34 to 40 . cool and partly sunny day. we have also got a lot of wind gusts that i'm go

julie? american soldier for deserting his stand and whether classified evidence should be shared with bowe bergdahl's defense team. move that created a lot of controversy bergdahl released in 2014 in exchange for five taliban prisoners. he faces desertion charges but his attorneys argue say he shouldn't go to jail because spending five years in captivity is enough. >>> julie: famous rapper found unconscious at ramada inn in yonkers and use rescue drug narcan to save him. after the incident star suffered an asthma attack but police tells fox25 it was a drug overdose. no charge were filed. >> daniel: damage to tennessee home after a hover board caught fire. second floor forcing them to jump from window to his daughter's harm. >> she jumped without hesitation and i can't tell you how wonderful that was. >> daniel: the battery lithium batteries are to blame. >> julie: two new cases of zica virus were diagnosed this week. democrats wanted nearly $2 billion in emergency funding to be approved in t

. >> julie: 9:00 on february 3rd, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: rain on the radar as new hampshire is getting hit right now with look at when the rest of us will see the storm. good morning, shiri. >> shiri: some of this drying on the way down, fitchburg now at 33 above freezing nashua at mean we could be facing icy travel between northern mass and boston 41 and hyannis 43 and north and west of the city and by noon time today, even boston getting in on some of the lighter showers and focused across southern new hampshire, southern vermont and western massachusetts for good chunk of the day. during evening commute, when we will have the messiest travel weather in place, not good news with heavy rain and fog. 48 to 58 for your range of highs, coolest north and west of boston, warmest to the south and east and heaviest rain to the north and west of boston for planning purposes and southeastern massachusetts and when to plan on thunderstorms easing up a bit. >> julie: pike slow spot is after you make it through the weston tolls and volume still steady and heavy through brighton. here are

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. >> julie: i'm julie broughton. ahead, the fashion fallout and the full sail credits for last night's oscar. their role in tinseltown's biggest night. that's coming up in 15 minutes. >> lisa: but first, we're following breaking news right now. huge development in the search for the suspected batman robber. orange county deputies revealing just minutes ago they have now made an arrest. it comes just days after they released a sketch warning about at least eight robberies near colonial drive within the last month, all connected to that suspect. we're gathering much more right now about the batman suspect. we will have a live report for you coming up at 4:30. >> ginger: also breaking at 4:00, new leads in a mysterious murder outside a clermont publix. the 21-year-old man was shot and killed outside the grocery store in the east town center plaza on highway 50. news 6's troy campbell just got an update from the victim's dad. as police were able to tell you, troy, you're hearing the victim's car has now been found? >> re

julie, let's get back to you. because of severe power lines and tree limbs and slow on 93 south woburn and into somerville, 128 southbound sluggish through lexington. route 9 still closed at speen street in natick and power lines came up earlier this morning and stay closed through the morning commute. live look at pike through brighton where volume steady and heavy through this time of the day. over to live drive time, 49 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 eastbound and braintree tolls. >> daniel: chainsaws are buzzing in dorchester and all morning. a huge tree fell on it overnight, basically trapping entire family inside. catherine parrotta is live there now. catherine, power crews hard at work to get the debris moved. >> catherine: yeah, and you could see they are making pretty good progress there and live look at the house and barely hear us because of so much work going on because of chopping up the tree and mostly gone and this side of the street watching this work happening. they say when the tree came down

julie? >> julie: company involved in deadly train collapse in new york city was also involved in deadly accident in taunton last year. 24-year-old nicholas dumont of pawtucket fell 40 feet from his death last september. he served in the military before working construction. the attorney for dumont's father says he was troubled when he heard both accidents could not have been avoided. >> my experience these things don't happen with serious problems, serious lapses in deviation from proper practice. negligence, if you will. >> julie: the attorney is calling for closer look for these types of cranes and more regulation at government level to make sure they are safe. >> daniel: family of 12-year-old boy killed in ohio are outraged something they received in the mail. city of cleveland sent family of tamir rice an ambulance bill after shot. he was carrying a toy gun when he killed. last year a grand jury refused to dint the officers involved. no comment from the city why the bill was just sent. >

hi, julie. >> julie: a little bit of progress has been made with rollover 24, within the last half hour reported the car -- truck has been righted and working to toe it out but still seeing massive residual delays on expressway southbound and on route 3 all the way back to 228 93 south sluggish through medford, that's where the problem spot is north of town and look at shot of expressway, northbound traffic that's typical weekday commute volume, southbound that's residual delays because of the earlier accident. here are live drive times, an hour six minutes on route 3 from 228 in rockland to the braintree split. 44 minutes on 93 on expressway southbound from the o'neill tunnel to split, 53 minutes on 128 northbound from the split to 24. >> daniel: breaking now at nine, driver of overnight crash in norwood turned herself in. crash caused all this damage on route 1. woman initially put a huge hole on the side of the building and left the scene. jessica reyes now at starbucks with brand-new information. good morning, jessica. she was drunk at the time and crashed into the starbucks you see

. >> julie: it is 9:00, february 17th, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. great news for drivers. finally warming up so no more black ice to deal with. fox25 shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center with look at rising temperatures. good news. >> shiri: worcester 31 and rest of the area bumped into the upper 30s in boston at 37 and plymouth 37 and bedford and lawrence 37 , we have clouds out there, especially further inland you go and future cast here as we head toward 99 time today though, lower 40s in the works and then you can see this afternoon, we tap into the 40s there will still be patchy clouds around. i will keep it partly sunny today, threat for black ice is drying up real fast. lingering right now out across worcester. 38 to 44 for your highs today, we have a little weekend warm-up that i will go over with you coming up shortly. julie, let's send over to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: things starting to look better on the roads, but overall lighter day i'm guessing because it is vacation week for many schools and kids in the bos

this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. happy friday. we are all excited about the weekend and beautiful but cold morning. bring on the sunshine, shiri. fox25 meteorologist shiri spear is in the stormtracker weather center. skies, 27 as you wake up in boston, 24 in worcester. warming up as we speak. melting very quickly off the mass norwood, even up to 26 now, bedford 24, 27 in nashua, new hampshire. gone above almost 20 this morning already in nashua. and you could see future cast here does carry us into the mid and upper 30s by about lunchtime today, still nice and bright, but in come the afternoon clouds for the drive home from work at 5:00 p.m., worcester 34 , boston 36. not too much of a difference. really count on middle 30s to get you home from work layer today, -- later today and this evening passing snow. range of highs with increasing afternoon clouds, a coating up to in couple spots, two inches of snow overnight. that is a brand-new future cast i'm going to break it down hour-by-hour coming up in a couple minutes

>> julie: i didn't know i did. you're my favorite person. radio is different from tv. >> ginger: tomorrow i'm getting the chance to get behind the mic so i'm going to get pointers from julie. join me as i hang out with the morning team at mix 105.1. i'll be there from 6 until 10:00. i'm looking forward to it. you said you had a really good time. >> julie: and they were so welcoming. it's always so weird to be on a show with people you don't know. >> lisa: you mentioned someone brought in breakfast today. >> ginger: i would like breakfast tomorrow as well. >> julie: you'll be fabulous. >> tom: if someone brings in breakfast, it might be ginger. >> ginger: probably. it's looking more and more like that. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. you were up bright and early this morning, too. >> tom: i was. i was on the air by 9:00. here through the night obviously. the rough stuff is all over. we kept on doing cut-ins through the day as the rain rolled through. the danger was just about done by midday. let me show you what's happenin

. >> julie: good thursday morning, everyone. i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. shiri, just adjusted the snow totals about a half hour ago. >> shiri: bumped them up for central massachusetts, look at radar, all green, it is way too warm for snowflakes here thursday morning commute. back through about worcester and lawrence, and cold front, once that is out, rain is done. that's going to be clearing central mass, southern new hampshire and noon time you could see you have to maintain the risk for rain in southeastern mass and noon in boston mostly cloud and he 53, worcester at 49 , 52 in nashua, new hampshire where we get the breaks in clouds and eventually the cape does dry out this afternoon, but the clouds will hang tight. temperatures 48 to 68 and very little movement of the thermometer today. what you're dressing for now, you can wear in lunchtime in the afternoon and layering on a coat tomorrow because it is cold enough for snow and six inches of snow in southeastern massachusetts. julie grauert, over for live drive time traffic. >> julie: missing conditions

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traffic. >> julie: nice and light. fine. pike fine through framingham through the weston tolls and brighton. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 21 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> happening today, emotional tributes to a new england native killed in the line of duty. this large crowd attended a candlelight i will for police officer ashley guindon near to her first dall with the police department in northern virginia. this morning the new hampshire high school where officer gushtion indon studied plans to hold a moment of silence. the 28-year-old graduated from merrimack high school in 2005. born in western massachusetts but her family moved to merrimack when she was a child. her mother and other relatives lived it. her father was a military veteran that tragically took their own life serving in iraq. a close friend explained what kind of person she was. >> she cared about people. she had a great smile. a really

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. >> julie: and i'm julie broughton. breaking news coming in from the taxpayer accounts are leaked to hackers. >> lisa: right now, the urgent search for a driver hitting a brevard county boy on his bike as he headed home from school. since the crash happened last night, north of alpine lane in titusville, we're learning the victim has been released from the hospital. the big question now is has the police arrested a suspect, yet? >> reporter: well, police say they're following strong leads but no arrests yet. that accident happened last night here at this intersection as the boy was riding his bicycle home from school. he actually ended up crawling after getting hit to that stop sign, trying to get help. >> when you hear something like that, you know exactly what it is. then i heard the kid screaming. >> reporter: mike talbert said >> a minute later he came back around. parked over here. i don't know if he just wanted to find out if the kid was okay, but he took off. he left. >> reporter: hill's grandmother followed the

in daytona beach, loren korn, news 6. >> julie: lauren, thank you. deputies released this sketch of a man wanted in a rash of armed robberies across orange county. in some of them, he's held businesses dressed as batman. in others he was spotted in surveillance video coming in the store with the gun already drawn. no one has been hurt. deputies fear that could change. so do business owners. >> we have been worrying about it. i've been praying a lot. we've been locking the doors now after 7:00, closing time. we locking the doors and just protecting ourselves every time we come out. >> julie: he runs a barbershop next door one of the businesses hit by the so-called batman robber. look at the sketch put together by a victim held up at the store where he didn't cover his face. the same robber hit the same store in the past month, many along colonial drive between cimarron and goldenrod. please call crime line at 1-800-423-tips. >> lisa: for days of reflection and review, construction work is going to begin on the big drive. work stop after a worker was k

. >> julie: i'm julie broughton. >> lisa: and i'm lisa bell. >> julie: we start first with breaking news out at the cape. this one was a nail-biter. less than two minutes before lift-off, launch was suddenly put on hold. news 6 reporter justin warmoth is live at the cape. the late scrub of this launch? >> reporter: well, we know it wasn't the weather. it shaped up to be a pretty nice night out here at the cape. this is what we're hearing, there was an issue loading the liquid oxygen fuel, the same issue that halted the launch last night. here's what it sounded like as mission managers put a scrub to this. >> hold, hold, hold on the countdown. hold, hold, hold. >> reporter: the rocket is fine. the liquid oxygen fuel apparently halting the countdown one minute and 41 seconds until the 6:47 launch window. we're still waiting on official word from spacex. atop the rocket is a satellite from the company s.e.s. which is providing 22 million in asia high-speed internet and high definition tv. that satellite has to wait another day. as of that day, that date has not been announced. they postpone

. >> julie: and i'm julie broughton. also developing a construction worker killed on the job. we're live on the scene with how this unfolded and the impact it's having on drivers heading home tonight. tonight, temperatures are dropping across central florida as new video comes in from today's severe weather. this cell phone shot taken near vero beach just hours ago. you can see what appears to be a big funnel cloud. it does not touch down, though. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing this wild weather for us. what's next? >> tom: next is the big change. we're getting rid of the rain and rocking weather and talk about cooler temperatures on the way. we have to get rid of the rain first. scattered showers from bithlo to oviedo, pushing to the east. if you're watching from titusville, more of this rain is knocking on your door in the next 15 to 20 minutes. it's raining at a quarter inch per hour right there and it will roll over top of you in 15 to 20 minutes and out to the open water. once we're done with this rain, it goes away quickly. here's future radar into the n

. >> julie: and i'm julie broughton. a local boy is gets results in his neighborhood. sad. he's fired up and doing something about it. out. that's coming up. >> ginger: is my favorite story right now. such a great kid. we'll talk about him in just a moment. but first, new at 7:00, we learned the marion county sheriff's office is making changes to get results. a dozen deputies got in trouble over the past year, including three in the past few days, one done in by his own dash-cam video. news 6's erik von ancken is finding out how deputies are going to be policing themselves. >> reporter: the sheriff said in a press release to us today if people don't come forward to make a complaint, he says it's down and catch misconduct by his deputies. that's why things here the sheriff's office says are changing. >> deputy bustamonte, marion county sheriff's office. you know what i'm stopping you, sir? >> no, sir. >> window tints, sir. >> reporter: the state looked at a dozen of these stops by the deputy, saying he used excessive force and illegally forced confessions by people and simpl

. >> julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. february 1 into a new month and warmer-than-usual weather. meteorologist shiri spear joins us at the stormtracker weather center. shiri, 60s, that true? >> shiri: possibly 60 degrees in a couple of spots this morning. the way we are starting 40s on the map. boston at 45 degrees. 42 in worcester. 47 in plymouth. 34 in nashua, so cooler spots in particular into southern new hampshire, but these temperatures so far above average. broken cloud cover this morning so by 6:00, we have got temperatures still kind of hovering in the lower 40s here. the brightest time of your day will be the morning hours. once we hit the afternoon, clouds are on the increase at noontime today. temperature-wise, how about middle 50s by lunchtime. upper 50s if not 60 this afternoon. but along with the thicker clouds along southeastern mass, we have the risk for a couple i want to you dress for the 30s and 40s now, but 54 to 60 degrees this afternoon with those increasing clouds, that risk for a spot shower today

gene and julie. julie, take to you live drive time traffic. >> julie: start with the issue >> julie: start with the issues because of the amtrak signal failure. many are able to access or depart south station until further notice. we are there for you through 10 a.m. as soon as we get service, we will be sure to let you know. a look at the lines affected, fairmount, franklin, green bush, kingston, middleborough, a needhamham, providence, stoughton. all on the right side. arrival stations. station. are accessing south station. otherwise you need to use the t to get to quincy center, jfk, new market, various red and orange lines. roads, very light. 25 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 23 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> nearly 24 hours later the problem still not fixed and following the situation closely all morning and bringing you updated details. many who rely on the t should leave t

hey, julie. >> julie: things looking good. 128 you are sailing. northbound and southbound good through the peabody and woburn and burlington and lexington. pike open from framingham through newton and you can count the cars, one, two, three, four, five. fun little game at 4:31 a.m. 25 minutes from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the spray from the braintree to the pike. and 25 minutes from 49 to the leverett connector. >>> take a good look at these images, boston police say this man is robbing people downtown. times in the past month near boylston and washington streets where fox25 jessica reyes is right now. and jess, people say he has made off with a computer, a bag made off with a computer, a bag, and some cash as well. >> reporter: yeah, gene, it happened twice over the last month or so. this area washington and boylston street has changed dramatically over the past few years. last five years or so. several new apartments buildings have gone up. across the street in the common and thousands and thousands of college students who live around he

. >> julie: good wednesday morning, everyone, 4:30 on february 24. i am julie grauert. freezing rain is moving through the area right now. meteorologist shiri spear in the fox25 stormtracker weather center with the towns that have the biggest threat for ice, shiri. >> shiri: i have a little good news from the seacoast of new hampshire to boston at 39. we are above freezing across northeastern massachusetts, back through framingham at 34 degrees. randolph, 38. i mean we have temperatures already into the 40s. south shore down to the cape and the island. but these are the problem spots. worcester at only 31 degrees. fitchburg, 30 fitchburg, 30. amherst, 31. and a couple of snowflakes. that threat for winter weather and icy conditions will last us through noon time in central massachusetts. it will be kind of eaten away a little earlier than that in southern new hampshire. it is really our highest elevations that are going to see the problems the longest. 7:00 this morning about 35 degrees. temperatures now. that is really going to be an all day thing. noontime, 42 degrees

our juli mcdonald is live in boston with the latest on the investigation. juli. juli: he was last seen wearing a dark hole over but no jacket. his family began to panic, especially considering this week is dangerously cold temperatures. >> just come that' just come back, please. 22-year-old zachary marwan boston. little -- we are all getting a little freaked out. juli: the family nightmare started as a celebration. matt dropped off his son at the middleton train station on friday. >> it is not often that he is able to go into the city and have some fun with his cousins. you know, they were celebrating his birthday. juli: not too long before closing time, he stepped outside to make a phone call. he sent a snap chat photo to his country -- to his cousin that he could not get inside. his cousins kept calling. >> then he tried it again. this was like in a 45 minute span. and it went right into voicemail. either the phone was turned off for the battery went dead. juli: zach' s dad says he is working full-time and going to school. his disappearance is completely out of

anork nowntyit is 9abov0 on her cluuary 24th, i'm julie. >> daniel: telling you about the rmansn and is and conyoutions. rain out there light right now but that will change. >> saraa.: check this out, m ee cng temperaneeres and worcester, winter weather advison' until noon for the potentpeopl of some is and spots from nashua over to the sea coast, goes until5 m0:00 this morning, moothdnon,ling, got it gn fng most of the day because going to be slow to warm up, worcester, you h dne been sitting at 31 all morning since we went on air at 4:ng not b`tged there, leominster at 32, hollis, new hampshire at 32 cng ts and pperatures out there with little bit of mist and theizbute as weenl, gn fng to be m ee cng drizzle and potential for icy spots, but 34 in tewksbster fur we gotwhe5 in marlboro, 39 in natick with another blast of light rain coming into te on. ted thnn over to be mton, le oer27 with some showers out there, southeastern masthat. hou guys aocupt h dne worn' in the worork. you have wet weather, foggy weather, but temperaneeres in the get as and no threat of icing down that way. n

julie o"maybe you can relate to this. you are safe where it comes to money, save save save, never spend spend spend. unless it's for someone else. you're going to like our interaction with a woman who just walked out of the miami township public library where she works."librarian"because i'm older and we've save over our lives i think it's okay." julie o"it's okay?"librarian "yeah. it's okay, we're doing alright."julie o"you're doing fine, but you're a saver not a spender?"librarian"yes."julie o "what would it take to get you to go treat yourself you would not otherwise?"librarian"i don't think there would be anything."julie o"so if someone came up to you off the street and said here's a hundred dollars just go crazy, spend something on yourself, what would you do?"librarian "probably go to a nice restaurant."julie o"nice restaurant with your hustband?" librarian"uh huh."julie o"i'm with the 9 on your side surprise patrol today." librarian"oh, that's so nice." julie o"and we want to give you a hundred dollars., librarian"

(laughter) julie, thank you very much. the root cafe. - [julie] yes, thanks for coming. (rock music playing) - i'm fortified by some great hot chocolate. i'm thinking about, how about exploring university circle? a lot of great stuff there, like behind the tree there there's severance hall, you've got the botanical gardens right down the street a little bit. the crawford aviation and auto museum, and how about this, this is the greatest gem of university circle, the cleveland museum of art. (easy going music playing) - well it's a wonderful end of a very, very long journey. i mean this is, when this renovation and restoration has totally rebuilt the cleveland museum of art. it's a 350 million dollar project, fundraising project that touched every square inch. - [david] and this is not the museum of art you remember from just a few years ago because it's changed a lot. 350 million dollar expansion, a whole bunch of great stuff. i mean, the beautiful atrium, that's easy to see with the restaurant inside, that's fantastic. well how about the technology? the technology plays

: i am julie grauert. the first workday of the week for many people and the roads will not make it an easy commute today. take a look at the situation on mass avenue in boston around 2 a.m. this morning, snow and rain created a pretty dangerous situation. meteorologist shiri spear joins us from a storm tracker weather center where it continues. your commute was a nightmare. >> shiri: horrible. a two-hour commute. know is on the ground and mix know is on the ground and mixing with snow and freezing rain. and a winter weather advisory until 9:00 to the west of 128 and 95 take you into central massachusetts, merrimack valley massachusetts, merrimack valley, northern mass, into. northern new hampshire. the winter weather advisory. until then, expect icy conditions, guys. it is not good right now. the one piece of good news i have that that this is a one-hour loop and you can see the intensity of the rain really fizzling out in eastern massachusetts. of worcester where we are at 20 degrees. 25 in nashua with fr