her mom went to the kingston clerk for guidance and got a whole lot more. >> i said if they can come in here on the 29th we'll do it on january 1st. kingston's clerk was concerned to he got them a wedding license, made sure they waited the three days after to seal the deal, then opened town hall on new year's day and initiate the whole thing. -- we're standing next here to the military chair of honor which is for those missing in action that didn't come home. we try to make sure that our service members make sure that they know there's love for them to come back. >> the 23 year olds said i do. >> you may kiss your bride. >> the newly mr. and mrs. rose were gifted a weekend honeymoon in boston before going in separate directions. >> it's just nice to know you have that support back home. you know, i have this big family, both sides that support me, and i just wanted the family to be complete. >> congratulations from kingston, kimberly bookman man, 7news. >> congratulations indeed. firefighters from several towns were called into battle a barn fire that happened in spencer. the flames

kingston was distraught over the breakup. >> kingston took his own life before officers arrived. he recently purchased the knir? thatlwas u ed in the attack. >>> scrambling to find three american civilians kidnapped in baghdad. conducted house-to-h fse searches in the city's neighborhood. they think the americans were kidnapped from the home of their interpreter over the weekend. iraqi officials are working under the assumption that a shiite militia was responsible for the kidnapping. prisoner exchange with iraniare getting closer to home. reporter jason rezaian. the prisoners were exchanged for pardons dropped. they could be in germany for a few days while they undergo psychological evaluations. >>> mayor bill de blasio is praising a deal that would reduce the number of horse hp drawn carriages on city streets. the f inal say on essentially restricting horses to central park. the plan also reduces the number of horses from 180 downrto 1 10 >> by december. they vowed to end the popular carriage rides and he's not getting everything he wanted but called this deal solid change. >>

fox25 michael henrich is live outside the restaurant in kingston that is now boarded up. >> michael: i spoke with the family that owns the restaurant and look at scene at damage here to carmella's restaurant at south main street in kingston. they didn't come out on camera but they were touched, clearly very touched by the outpouring of the support of the community that so doorly adores the restaurant and owners. look at the restaurant's website, talks about how three generations of this family have worked in the restaurant industry in this area of kingston over the last 42 years, so they have deep roots here and now they are going to have to replant those roots because the kingston fire department says the fire caused substantial amount of damage. you could see the second floor of the restaurant itself was boarded up there because of this fire that took place at 8:45 last night. there were people eating inside the restaurant. fortunately firefighters say everybody is safe and again, firefighters spoke with our crews how it is significant to family on the town. >> family has been in b

here on route 3, kingston into plymouth seeing snow, along route 3 onto the upper cape. often you have to see where the wind is going to set up shop. most persistent will be southern plymouth county. here are reports for you. keep those coming and pictures two. i'll share some of those. vanessa: a lot of people feel like the snow and cold and winter snuck up on them. where local businesses were flooded with people trying to make sure they're prepared for the secretaries next several months. >> reporter: we are talking about oil companies and snow tire companies. that's news. so you live in new england, it is january, but with the mild winter that we were spoiled with

kingston was distraught over the breakup. >> police say kingston called his father before taking his own life. mr. kingston then called police who then found the bodies. >>> we are learning the suspect in the shooting death of an ohio police officer has a lengthy criminal history. officer thomas catrell was officer thomas catrell was found shot outside a municipal building that houses the danville police department saturday night. police arrested her shell jones early this morning after a two hour man hunt. investigators say his ex- girlfriend had called dispatchers to report jones was armed and looking to harm police. jones was released from prison last april after spending four years behind bars on theft and drug charges. >>> giants football player jason pierre paul had another he posted the announcement along with this picture on instagram this morning. you can see it right there. pierre paul has already had several surgeries on the hand after a fireworks accident that happened on july 4th. he waited to have this one so he could return to the giants earlier in the season. >> it's

was also dead. >>> police say kingston and annisia dated for three years and after the breakup he'didal comments to people. >> he certainly was upset. went there, his exact intentions and certainly don't know what he was thinking as he entered the place. we certainly don't know what his intentions were when he entered that room. >> police say there were four other people at home at the time when this all happened. they say those other residents are mostly basketball teammates of the victim. > >>>. >> now some really cold and stormy weather having an impact on much of the country. here in the d.c. area people are all bundled up today. we are bracing for an even colder start tomorrow. when you factor in the windchills. >> 50 million people in the united states are dealing with snow and ice and with this bitter blast of arctic air and we're tracking the potential snowstorm for us later this week. let's get right to doug in the storm center 4. >> we talked about this last week how this would be a busy weather week. you start the week here on monday and we're in red mode in the storm cen

kingston, michael henrich, fox25 news. happening today, lawyers for a danville teenage -- danvers teenager accused of killing his math teacher will be back in court. phillip phillip chism was found guilty of killing and raping his math teacher. his sentencing date is set for january 29. >>> donald trump continues to campaign throughout new england campaign throughout new england. today he is talking with voters in vermont. the presidential candidates will speak tonight in burlington. his office says they have released 20,000 tickets. that is more than ten times the number of seats actually avail be. it is a first-come, first-serve basis. there will be airport-like security in this area tonight. and this morning, the vice president says he regrets not entering the race for president this year. joe biden says he regrets it right choice for his family. biden ended the speculation that he will run not long after the death of his son beau. he said while he isn't a candidate, he will not remain candidate. he will speak out in a

and still watching this one problem in kingston. northbound side of route 3 a tractor trailer there lost its fuel tank. there is a spill over by route 3a where the right lane is closed. expressway you just saw it live. it's now about half an hour from braintree to boston. we are watching some train delays this morning for the red line. southbound minor delays. everything else on schedule. randy. randy: thank you. right now investigators are trying to figure out what caused this huge fire at a well-known wedding spot. a motel on the property of the historic publick house in sturbridge is rubble this morning. firefighters rushed to the scene early sunday morning. but before they got there, some guests had to rescue other members of a wedding party staying at the motel. >> the bride's twin sister was leaning out on the balcony saying, "help me, help me, help me." so one of the wedding patrons scaled the building and got her out somehow. then another guest at the wedding, how she lived, i don't know. where the fire was. i guess they had

elizabeth is in kingston to talk more about this concern. >> yeah, kim snows continuing to fall here creating a thin layer of snow on the roads. that's what causing problem right now. and that caused a problem earlier today. if you look down here you can see this, thin layer of snow underneath that snow is ice. and that's what happened earlier this afternoon with the first snow fall cause all of those accidents. cars off the road. black ice, snow. a chaotic commute on south shore. icy and snow covered roads causing cars to go off course causing crash and major slow downs along route 3. very slow and bad and laborious. that's why i pulled over here to take mini nap or something and wait a while. traffic at crawl as drivers trying to navigate slick roads emergency worker stayed busy responding to roughly 20 wrecks along route 3 in two-hour time frame. worst being a 7-car pile up. first snow of the year road conditions change pretty quickly drivers just didn't compensate fast enough for the salt or you know trucks to get out and take care of roads. video from earlier in day showed snow

that was the characterization of kingston fire official. they say that people were actually inside carmella's eating when the fire broke out 8:45 last night, and they say they were first called by an employee who was still inside. safely. now the restaurant's facebook page is brief message letting public know everyone is okay, and about 200 people have commented at this point, commented to express the support, firefighters say that is to be expected. they say this restaurant, owners very well liked and very well-known. >> family has been in business a number of years and own mamma mia's and number of restaurants throughout the area and they do great business. >> michael: first floor where people eat and there's a kitchen and second floor office space and storage and h vac system. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. as soon as we learn more about that at least bring you update live in kingston, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: breaking news out of brighton where a car hit a person overnight. both car and pedestrian are i

kingston and then when the phone call was terminated by colin, shortly thereafter colin kingston took his own life. genesio. >>> those in the prisoner swap are being treated tonight. family. elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: five americans are free at last. >> we're overjoyed he's out. >> reporter: a boston university graduate student is the first to arrive home, arriving in massachusetts after iran. meanwhile, three of the ex-prisoners are now getting much needed medical treatment at a u.s. military base in germany. their first stop out of iran was geneva, switzerland where washington post reporter met the u.s. official who helped he was held for more than a year and a half on charges of espionage. >> he's doing okay. he's mostly been time. >> reporter: former marine seen here with his family and congressman spent more than four years at the notorious prison. his sister beamed with joy at >> we're looking forward to meeting him hopefully soon. we're very excited. >> reporter: and pastor syed's family grateful. >> i said daddy was released from prison. you'll see him soon. >> repor

kingston sued the school for not investigating and denying her of her investigation. nothing wrong. >>> here's a look at the scene ago. the time. the pasco county sheriff's office tells us the injuries were minor. the scene is now clear. trinity road and little road are both back open. >>> and 8 on your side story about a stolen cocotoo helped pinellas county with the theft. the bird could still be -- the bird thief may still be on the run, but hector is back home. a hat and two pairs of glasses. nothing suspicious about that. a few minutes later he dances away out of the store. >> a woman said that she saw the story on your station and was alerted to it because she had been given the bird to babysit over the weekend. >> reporter: today we did our own pet detective work and tracked down the stolen bird. our camera was rolling when the unwitting bird sitting handed over hector to a sheriff detective in pinellas park. >> did you take the bird? >> no she did not. she did not. >> reporter: a few moments later hector was home. >> here's your mama. >> hi, did you miss us. >> reporter: there

there is duxbury to kingston, southward to plymouth. onto the cape, across the route across the bridges, some darker purple's and blue where it's coming down steadier. those steady ocean effect bands. as the wind shifts, the bands will shift as well, but overnight you can expect snow from time to time on cape cod, one to three inches expected. i'll show you where the worst of its. vanessa: our ted daniel has been following the evening commute. he joins us live from route 24 in bridgewater. >> reporter: vanessa, a healthy dose of reality here on the first monday. knee you're. -- new year. everyone is back at work and on the road. we are dealing with bitter cold temperatures and some snow. on route 24 south, traffic is moving along pretty good. there's no accumulation here, but it's a different story on route 3 where it's been a tough ride home. can you blame that on the ocean effect snow showers kevin has been talking about. afternoon and made for slick spots plymouth and it's slow going little parts of the south shore and cape picking u

police say kingston called his father before taking his own life. his father called police who then found the bodies. >>> today texas authorities are scheduled to hold a hearing on the so-called "affluenza teen" ethan couch. prosecutors are set to ask a judge to move couch's case from juvenile to adult court. couch remains in mexico where he's fighting extradition. he fled to the -- the u.s. last year over fears of violating probation. couch killed four people in a drunk driving crash in 2013 when he was 16 years old. he only received probation after his lawyers used the affluenza defense claiming ethan was so rich and spoiled he didn't know right from wrong. >> i won't be at the academy awards, and i won't be watching. empty seats on oscar night. why some hollywood stars are boycotting the awards show. >> then we say goodbye to another music legend. what ended the life of the dry start but it's chilly. the rivergate tower tampa camera showing you how nice and clear we are. no visibility issues to speak of this morning. if you're planning to head to

live in kingston, michael henrich. >>> breaking news out of brockton. the victim hit the windshield and ended up in the street. fox25 jessica reyes is live on the scene at chestnut avenue that was closed for hours overnight. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning, gene. had the road closed until 4:00 and telling us that person was hit along this stretch of chestnut hill avenue around 11:00 last night. to give you an idea of where this is in brighton. only a half mile away from cleveland circle, but this stretch of road by the way is almost entirely surrounded by homes. a pretty road as you get into the morning. busy during the day but not the type of area you expect to see people walking overnight. the pictures of the car. police on scene early this morning told our photographer that the victim hit the wind chill and ended up in the streets. that victim was rushed to the hospital with what we serious injuries. the driver police say did stop and she was apparently so shaken up she had him taken to the hospital as well to be checked out. now police

we're watching this one incident in kingston. northbound side of route 3, a tractor trailer lost its fuel tank there. the right lane is closed for a fuel leak over by route 3a. shape. the expressway right now is 10-15 from braintree to boston. eastbound on the pike you're about 15 minutes 495 to 128. and so far so good on 93 south. some volume out of methuen. then once again approaching spot pond. trains and buts still on schedule. randy. randy: breaking news we're following in gloucester. flames tearing through a homewith deadly results. emily: the eyeopener's doug meehan is on the scene with what we know right now. doug: we've made our way up the hill on hammond street. fire was contained through the second floor. the call coming in at 3:12 this morning of a home fully involve. firefighters arriving on scene made their way to the second floor. they were quickly turned back because the intense flames and heat, second alarm called in. again one person living here deceased as the result of the fire. too early to give a cause. we'r

in those areas already seeing 2.50 inches up there in kingston. one to three inches of snow in this area. we saw coatings earlier out in central to eastern massachusetts. metro west you're not getting any more tonight it's clearing skies which leads to this. arctic cold air is in place. when you have the wind blowing, too you get wind chills of -2 , it feels like -3 in boston and -8 single numbers keene to orange to worcester now nine degrees. boston 16 still much milder out on cape cod in the 20s. pellham, new hampshire is at eight degrees tyngsboro you are at nine degrees. manchester at nine, bedford at eight how about this for you in southeastern vermont. you think they're making how about -two, -3 not a wind chill an actual temperature. here's what we get up to in the morning. teens at the coast. then 20s out there in cape cod with a snow flurries will continue. by noon time just about everybody gone. and a clear night tomorrow night. now as far as temperatures tomorrow don't expect to be a warm day for sure. we are decidedly arcticly cold tom

kingston, two and a half inches kingston, two and a half inches. snow. halifax, an inch of snow. scituate and bourne, half an inch of snow and you have the snow falling in several spots. plymouth down to, say, the canal in the middle cape where we are going to get the highest snow totals. total we are looking at 2 to 4 inches in those spots. outer cape down to the island 1 to 2 inches to 2 inches snow total and that will all go the way back to yesterday with the plow drivers and the guys clearing up the streets are going to have to handle right now. from plymouth to marshfield down to the middle cape. these are the most impacted areas over the next couple of hours and what you will find are that the snow showers will slowly -- excuse me push their way to the east. in plymouth, 13 degrees right now. and we have got the snow, and i have got a wind chill of 2 below. so it is not just snowing. it is still cold out there this morning and we have mostly cloudy skies. and buy count on some snow showers until 8:00 this you can see temperatures barely getting out of the teens by noontime

>> i live on the corner and this is where i always buy my tickets and yesterday i bought them in kingston. crazy because i'm here every morning. >>> do you feel like he owes you a million dollar ticket. for saturday. 675 million. the largest in u.s. history. the dream of becoming an overnight millionaire lives on. >>> i have no idea what i would do with all that money. i would have fun, that's for sure. >>> you might have won something. at least check your ticket. here's the winning numbers. 2, 11, 47, 62, 63 and the powerball was 17. now the store's owner still hasn't been contacted by the lottery. he's not sure who sold the ticket. who won it on what day it was sold. he's hoping it was a regular customer. live in plymouth. nicole oliverio. 7news "today in new england." >>> now to some breaking news overnight. china's financial market suspend trading for the second time this week after big losses right out of the gate. stock plunged 7% in a first half hour of trading. analyst say concerns over china's economy and currency are behind the drop. and because of that wall street is expected t

her to death along with her current boyfriend sunday.police say kingston called his father confessing to the crime and then killed himself.kelsey annese and matthew hutchison were current students at the university of new york. 3 this morning.. fellow musicians and rock fans are remembering the eagles' glenn frey. frey. 3 "i've got a peaceful.. easy feeling" feeling"frey passed away monday after several heath complications.the detroit native co-founded the eagles with don henley in the early hits including "hotel california" and "life in the fast lane."frey and his band were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1998. president obama also chose them to receive the kennedy center honor last year.. but postponed their acceptance because of frey's health.frey was 67 years old. 3 3 skating in downtown greenville is officially over for the season.and today.. we'll find out just how much money ice on main has raised for local charities. charities.fox carolina's joe gagnon is live from ice on main with more on today's closing ceremony. 3 today at three it will be a final goodbye to

then authorities say kingston stabbed the two before killing himself. inspecttors say kingston and his ex-girlfriend dated for three years and did not have a history of domestic violence. >> in this morning's news reel, rescue crews in colorado continueueo search for a missing hiker. >>holly: a 5 year-old man was reported missing after he did not return from a hike near st. mary's glacier. poor visibility and high winds made the rescue challenging. rescue crews say this is not the first time the man hiked the area before-he is a local and he frequently hiked the same area so h h is fall already with the area. >>holly: rescuers say there was a large avalanche in the area. they are concentrating their search near there. >>jay: a driver in new york is facing charges after police say he hit a mother and her one year-old baby, drove away, and then ended up in a canal. the mother and child are the driver got out of the car before it sank. he is nowharged with reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of a crime. >>holly: police in st. louis are trying to fi

the only thing i am seeing is a delay with the commuter rail the kingston, plymouth ride. 10 to 15 minutes late because of mechanical problems. i will keep updated with this and try to track any delays for you. as i mentioned the t trying to keep everything running on spokesperson told us they will be making an effort to get these trains ready to go long before the passenger started this morning. the trains will be running empty on the tracks early tonight and this morning to make sure they are warm and operational. with very little snow so far this season, there were still problems. two weeks ago cold temps are expected of causing broken tracks between andover and lawrence causing a derailment lawrence causing a derailment. two other breaks happened on the rail line. fox25 asked governor baker what has changed since then ahead of today's cold weather. and here is what he said. >> . >> pretty much out every day checking various places around the station. >> all the work we did. last time. >> tons of difference going on this year. >> reporter: the t has been touting its $80 million resilien

. >> kingston and westbury parked about 2.5-inches before the snow moved out early this afternoon. >>> the forecast will bring in 3-inches out there, ended up with 3.8. the areas that we were going to get hit was towards the upper notice where some of the coldest temperatures are right where the fresh now cover is tonight. 3 degrees at martha's vineyard... so in this area, it's 12 degrees right now, and that's the place where we saw the snow. that's the area we saw the accumulating snow. windchills make it to 5 in worcester. 14 in boston, 8 in plymouth because there's not much of a breeze out there. but the wind playing a part and plays a part in blowing the snow bands before it's shut off early this afternoon. find the coolest temperatures. here are the amounts we were alluding to... >> 2.3-inches of snow fell from that ocean effect last night eventual early this morning. really started yesterday afternoon, you might remember. borne 8 degrees... other places certainly seeing the drop in areas we'd expect warmer temperatures this time of year, well, the fresh snow cover and everyone e

i'm about a hundred miles north of new york city at the museum in kingston, new york.s you might know the mother are number of old train cars, but one in particular should catch your eye. it's an old pack train car. a subway car recovered from the basement of the world trade center on september 11. the port authority was storing the item at a hangar near jfk. >> a lucky happenstance that this con the one next to it did not get crushed. the other cars got crushed out right or had to pull the parts to get them out. on the exterior that are scratches and dents, but otherwise the cars largely intact. >> the president of the museum described an emotional day when the car made the voyage to its new home. ♪ >> on one hand, we are glad that we have it here, but it is nothing to jump for joy about because of the sadness of the day it represents. >> it will be powerful. one of the crushed made cars but in order for the plans to become a reality donations are needed.needed. they are asking us to check out the go fund me page. you can find the link. >> i find it disrespectful that

. >> vanessa: kingston, pem brook picked up two and a half inches before the snow moved out this afternoon. you can track the weather using our weather app. >> mark: a rash of robberies within hours, police say one man was running around town committing them, the victims ranging in age from 12 to 69. robert has the story. >>> police say a lot of what happened was caught on the surveillance cameras at this cumberland farms. can you see the 20-year-old going from victim to victim before he leaves this parking lot and heads to other locations to do the same thing. >> that brown chevy cavalier. >> kristen was running out to her car yesterday afternoon where she works in middleboro. >> that's when his vehicle pulled up and blocked mine in, and he got out of his vehicle and said you're going to give me all your money or i'm going to slash your tires and then some. >> police say this is the man police say bender tried robbing nearly ten people within a few hours after being released from jail for another arrest. old. >> the gentleman pulled up and said, i have a gun, give me your money. >> michae

the spill is in kingston route 3 northbound after route 3a. total traffic network says that a truck lost its fuel tank down there. resulting in fuel covering part of the roadway. the right lane is now closed. route 3 northbound before route 3a. chris. >> thanks very much. >>> 5:18. over to campaign 2016 less than a month until voters cast the first ballots in the race for president and latest poll shows a tightening democratic race. in iowa hillary clinton has a berniesanders but in new hampshire she trails him 50 to clinton down played the numbers. >> polls go up and go down and i stay pretty focused and i think we all should on what we have to do to build on the progress of the obama administration but go even further. >> the iowa caucuss are on monday fab 1st new hampshire -- is february 9th. >>> work is about to get underway on the mgm resort in springfield. tomorrow crews will start demolishing a long vacant elementary school at that site. that school was damaged what tornado tore through springfield in 2011. the property will become the

kingston ability 2 and a half inch of snow. a lot of locations north falmouth up through plymouth inch and a half to 2 and a half inch. we may add coding to half an inch. intensity of the widespread squalls seems to be tapering off just a little bit. there's some good burst of snow across plymouth right along the immediate coastline down through plymouth itself around 3-a and route 3. the number of more intense snow squalls is beginning to shrink a little bit. likely the beginning stages of this starting to wind on down. the next 1-3 hours we'll see that afternoon time the accumulating snow is over and done with. 24 this afternoon. we have a long way to go to warm up. somewhat milder air that will work in from the southwest by about 15 degree by tomorrow. and that will get us close to seasonal levels back near 40 degrees. but in the mean time quick shot cold air. the coldest we've soon in sometime. >>> the coldmentest we've seen second second coldest february on record. boston down to 8 degrees this morning. worcester down to 3

. >>> all right, chris, also ahead, it was a day to remember for a kingston couple. how they started the new year is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. with your help, as president, >>> a little bit of a chilly we take a look outside, it looks like the sun is coming up yet. it looks like it's a nice day out there. weekend forecast. what is the pick of the weekend. >>> i would say, it's even. tomorrow might be a degree or two warmer, if you take that edge, we can take that, but overall quiet weekend and unseasonably cool and after the warmest reported december, it's seasonably cool still at this time. wind out of the west at 30-mile-an-hour wind at the city of worcester. the average is 24, so we're s

kingston claims that winston raped her while they were students. she claims that the school did tried to cover up the case. >> good evening jen. jameson winston plays here on sunday. but these allegations started following him around before he was a starter at fsu. today florida state admitted no kensman $250,000. $730,000. kensman claim she had to leave school and was denied an education because fsu didn't immediately investigate her allegations. federal prosecutor john fitsgibins isn't involved in the case but believes this was merely a business decision for fsu. >> this case is generating huge legal fees. it seems like it's endless, perhaps. really fsu probably doesn't want to have anything to do with this case any further. >> reporter: the school pointing out that they know have programs in place dealing with sexual misconduct. also pointing out they're admitting no wrong doing and that this settlement avoids millions of dollars in potential litigation fees. jen. >> jeff patterson live for us, thank you jeff. >>> and fishing out tornado debris

in places like newton and in to kingston, you get the quick burst of snow. it can reduce visibility and give you a half to an inch of snowfall snow and where it continues to be the strongest is where we have the winter weather advisory by the national weather service. that goes until 1:00 this afternoon. in the meantime, we'll have these heavy snow bursts or snow squalls passing through because of this cold front. on the other side of the cold front, you guessed it, some much colder air. i want to show you how cold. temperatures at the moment in the 20's over lebanon. look out to the west. chicago three below. it is 12 below in the twin cities this morning. this cold bubble of air on its way for the whole northeast. that means over the next chilly air. these are the highs. most of us won't get out of the 20's as we go through the next five days. below the average high for this time in january which is about 30 degrees. the other story today is that the winds are really going to start to pick up. at the moment, nothing really going on across the state. mid-mo

among the communities affected, arlington, billerica, groton, kingston, lexington, newton, plymouth, taunton, tewksbury, and waltham. let' s get right to newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich live in arlington where the police chief just spoke. todd? todd: good afternoon. as you see behind, there are a number of police vehicles out front of arlington high school. police are searching the buildings. they brought in canines from other area departments. you can see there are some austin lease cruisers as well. the police chief here in arlington came out and asked wind to us the nature of the threat. >> the threat threatened backpacks. any surviving students exiting the building would he shot. -- be shot. given the nature of the threat decisions. we went into a shelter in place students. todd: schools in the visible here referred to that when he sent an to what happened. he said that while we do not feel there is a significant threat, given recent threats, we caution. that is the latest here in arlington. school has been dismissed. police are still on scene. reporting live in austin -- arling

investigators say colin kingston found his ex- girlfriend with another man in her apartment... and killed both of them before killing and his ex were a couple for three years.. and did not have a history of domestic violence. 3 3 3 topping this morning's newsreel... two people were killed when a small plane went down in utah. the twin-engine jet crashed near cedar fort. officials say both people who died were husband and wife from tucson, arizona. witnesses reported hearing.... and even feeling an explosion. 3 32-44 "some of the people who heard the boom were more than a mile away from the aircraft - where the aircraft ended up on the ground, and they didn't only hear it, but they described feeling the boom as well and that tells you it was a fairly sizable event."3 authorities say the debris field covers about a mile. they are sifting through the pieces to determine the cause of the crash. 3 3 an amtrak train slams into an s-u-v in san diego... seriously injuring a man. the impact reportedly sent the vehicle flying 50 yards. a chaotic scene played as crews had to cut the man o

yesterday i bought them in kingston. crazy because i'm here every morning getting coffee before work. >> i'll do ten this saturday. >> reporter: no winner means a bigger jackpot for saturday. $675 million, the largest in u.s. history. so the dream of becoming an overnight millionaire lives on. >> i have no idea what i would i would have fun. that is for sure. >> reporter: you might have won something. don't throw out your tickets yet. and again, the mass. state lottery saying that the jackpot now is at $700 million. you can expect that it is that by saturday. we are live in plymouth, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> christa: the red sox working now to remove graffiti from johnny pesky's retired number located just outside of fenway park. this number was vandalized sometime last night, they believe. here is 7's steve cooper. he is live for us at fenway with more. steve? >> reporter: well, christa, after a lot of work this morning, the damage was done, it has been washed away out here. that spray-paint has been washed away by w

i am talking salem, maybe even windham, getting into derry, kingston, and even seabrook. you may it light snow but it would not accumulate. it is having a hard time getting to the ground. you go from salem, new hampshire, to salem, massachusetts, and there is a huge difference in those couple of miles. they are getting a couple of as this storm system continues to move north and east. look at how big this is. it really is a monster storm. we are missing out on the brunt of it. i know many of you skiers would have loved to have had this snow. it was not in the cards for us. the low-pressure right off the peninsula. you can see the wind with the colors spinning counterclockwise around the low. especially the new jersey coast getting into new york city, there has been coastal flooding as the strong winds are coming some of the storm surge. temperatures for us on the northern edge of the system are cold, especially with the winds going again today. it felt more like a single digits and teens. we are holding on to the 20' s now. we are so close, only a few miles away from gett

. >> vanessa: kingston pem brook and west. you can track the weather using our fox25 weather app. >> vanessa:. >> mark: breaking news right now, a baby rushed to the hospital after being left in a freezing call. police determined the eight month old was in the car about ten minutes. the mom will face charges an he's been -- she's been reported to dcf. he was a man on a crime spree mission. >> vanessa: a 20-year-old just gotten out of jail when police say he robbed people as young as 12 years old. >> mark: robert is live. >> reporter: this all started yesterday afternoon there. were at least a half dozen victims in this cumberland farms parking lot alone. police say the suspect was leapfrogging from victim to victim in the parking lot. then he left here and started doing it at other locations. >> he looked almost zombie-like. >> kristen was running out to her car yesterday afternoon where she works in middleboro. >> he pulled up right behind. >> kristen says he blocked her car in, then approached her. >> said you're going to gi

, middleborough you out kingston, middleborough, green bush, dropping at braintree, quincy center and jfk. live cameras. the traffic on the expressway moving past the gas tanks and you are not doing it it too fast at this time. slow crawl on the you expressway. on the strike 495 to mass avenue, 29 minutes. 93 from the braintree split to the pike. gene, back over to you. >>> this video is just brutal. a man is beaten with chairs and no one stops to help. >> sara: this morning the victim's mother is blaming the bar where this all happened. michael henrich is live in brighton where the brawl was caught on camera. >> reporter: we don't know how this fight started -- we don't know how to started, guys, but we know that the end beating was completely savage and it happened here at the greenbrier irish pub where we are still waiting to hear a word from the owners about what took place. >> reporter: you can see in this video a young man on ground in khakis and a black shirt getting whaled on by feet shirt getting whaled on by feet, fists, a chair. >> i started crying. my son could have been d

tennessee this week, one young plow driver was ready. 3-year-old sam curry took care of business in his kingston neighborhood west of knoxville. >> we got out in the driveway and we put him on it. he was going up and down the street. people stopping and talking to him about it. he was having a big time. >> brian and carrie curry got their son the bulldozer last month for his birthday. in between snowballs and sledding and building snowmen with his sister, sam is putting it to good use. with the karaoke, late, late show host james cordon has set his sights on another member of british pop royalty. cordon tweeted this shot early this morning with coldplay's chris martin riding shotgun. another installment of the singing sensation. coldplay takes center stage during halftime at the super bowl as well. that is right here one week from sunday. cam newton and the panthers take on peyton manning and the broncos in super bowl 50 on cbs on february 7th. >>> a prankster in san francisco may be trying to send a message about the big game. the vandal removed and rearranged the letters on a promotional sign

heather: 20-year-old frankie kingston is cursed with robberies. several children and adults were threatened to turn over their money and minutes later, kristin was surprised getting into her car. >> the car pulled up in front of me and the gentleman got out and he came over in the, give me all your money or am going to slash your tires are worse. heather: her car was ransacked as she ran into the store and called 911. ed: today was our coldest day since last march. heather: harvey' s tracking how big of a warm-up we can expect tomorrow. plus -- fans tried, too but rumour has -- rumor has it getting adele tickets was nearly impossible. heather: think you are having a bad day? look at this poor guy. that is a coyote spotted this , weekend in pembroke, new hampshire, a jar stuck on its head. it' s unclear whether he was able to get free. if you see this animal, you are asked to call new hampshire fish and game. ed: lots of adele fans saying hello from the outside. even though they tried, tickets to her boston shows sold out in less than an hour. now,

we told but some of the issues on the red line because of a delayed train, kingston. all of the trains will make stops at quincy center to passengers because of the disabled train. the same for the green bush in middleborough as well. a little bit of help there on the way. hopefully will help those delay hopefully will help those delays as well. a look at one of the cameras. the zakim bridge, leverett connector moving well. volume pretty typical for this hour of the morning and here is a look at the drive times. on the pike from 495 to mass avenue, 23 minutes. on the pike from the weston tolls. it minutes from the braintree split to the pike. 14 minutes and, of course, those cameras, a nice clear morning out there and shiri, one thing that people might one thing that people might need to be air ware of a little bit of black ice. >> shiri: a touch because we were well above freezing. we have melting and now everything is freezing. that has refrozen. some of the untreated roads are a little slippery. as we head into tomorrow a spread of rain and snow and things at play.

following his arrest on wednesday, the fbi raided his homes in east kingston and brentwood to try to search for more evidence. some video of one of those raids. according to a federal affidavit, he belonged to a group hoping to bring forth the original constitution. >> right now the investigation into a school bus crash continues. some of the children on that bus are speaking out. >> that's right, mark. all of the children were taken to area hospitals out of an abundance of caution, really. their injuries were only minor. they've been treated, many have been released. so several of them were leaving and they stopped to talk with us and brought us back to the tense moments of today's experience earlier this afternoon when their school bus collided with a car. >> i was in the bus playing with my toys. then one bus crash hit, i hit the seat. >> i went like rolling down and metal part and got hurt on my head. >> i hit my head on metal. >> i saw a bunch of students crying. >> some people missed their mom and dads. >> my bus driver said everything will be okay. >> he says everybody should

a 21-year-old, a 24-year-old were found dead, along with another 24-year-old, collin kingston, who was a graduate at the school. a worried father said his son told him he killed his girlfriend and was going to kill himself. police haven't called it a murder/suicide but they are considering that a possibility. >>> shawn penn defends what he calls his experimental interview. >> he had one regret over his when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. enamel is your teeth's first line of defense. but daily eating and drinking can make it weak. try colgate enamel health. it replenishes weak k ots with natural calcium to strengthen enamel four times better. colgate enamel health. >>> welcome back. last night marked the 21st annual critics choice awards hosted by t.j. miller. picture is "spotlight." >> "spotlight" was named best picture. "mad max" received nine awards. >>> ride along 2 is the new top movie in the u.s. the comedy made more than $34 million in its opening weekends. "the revenant" r

there might be a few light snow showers or flurries coming down from seabrook toward kingston, kensington, maybe newton, salem, atkinson, even toward the hudson area. maybe even eastern portions of nashua, there might be a couple of flurries. that will be about it. some of this is not even hitting the ground because we have high pressure to the north of us and dry air on top of us. that tends to inhibit the snow from reaching the ground on the look at how big this is. you have had a bands of snow in new york city down toward washington, d.c., where it has been snowing for almost 24 hours in those communities. at j.f.k., they have 24 inches of snow recorded, breaking a record for the day. this low-pressure system continuing to track toward the north and east. it will not make it into northern new england. it will move out over the next couple of hours. temperatures have been chilly today, especially with the breezes kicking up. it has built colder than the 20 degree readings. we have fallen into the teens up north. the winds coming out of the northeast. it is a real nor' easter. there may

let geico help you >> jennifer: kingston's town hall helping a man and woman get the new year after to a great start. the bride is about to head out to sea with the navy, and her fiance didn't want to wait any longer to tie the knot knot. kimberly bookman has more on the ceremony. >> don't ever lose sight of the fact that you are perfect for one another. >> reporter: the bride wore denin, the groom in jeans, too, two people hoping to spend the little time they had now as husband and wife. that is -- i wanted to be married. >> reporter: you see dakota is stationed with the navy and about to be deployed. she had amere days home in plymouth with her fiance but didn't know if it would be enough time to tie the knot. her mom got a whole lot more from the town hall from guidance. >> i said if they come on the 29th we'll do it on january 1. >> reporter: kington's clerk was determined to get the couple married. he got them a wedding license and made sure they waited the mandatory three days and officeiated the whole thing on new years day. >> we're standing here next to the military chair of h

people who have suffered for it, the grass roots people who have suffered for it -- al jazeera, kingston>>> a year of turmoil in a blighted american city and the young people making moves toward the future. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> we end on a hopeful note. communities challenged so many times, baltimore, maryland, it has been a tough year for charm city which continues to battle sky high murder rates. through all that, some found refuge in a place known for its quiet, the neighborhood library. in west baltimore, we found one young boy who found his place and his peace on the book shelves. >> terrell simmons has to walk through some of the most dangerous streets in america to find safety and security at the library in west baltimore. >> somebody got shot up there today. when the shooting and stuff, i stay here. i feel safer in here than out there. >> it sits at corner of pennsylvania and north avenues. the epicenter of unrest bac

man they say went on a crime he' s accused of hitting up several people and businesses in carver, kingston and middleboro. that' s where we find newscenter 5' s jack harper jack, one of his alleged victims is a young boy? jack: that is for sure . actually three school kids, middle school kids confronted by this guy. one of them gave him six dollars. this is where it started. from here he moved down the road to another convenience store. >> i did not see anyone. jack: frankie bender. she is positive he is the one who surprised her as she was getting in her car. >> the car pulled up in front of me. the gentleman got out. he said, give me all your money or i will slash your tires or worse. jack: minutes later, he robbed a man putting air and his tires and earlier, three middle school students. >> he did not try to disguise himself. he just had a blank look. s not him, believe me. jack: she finds all of this totally out of character. i don' be put in jail. he needs to come into a mental facility. jack: bender was dollars bail, definitely acting alleged run. in fact one of the kids he tried to

there was also a search in nearby east kingston yesterday. the fbi says there is no threat to the public. erika: right now police are pouring over a major clue as they try to piece together two bloody crime scenes. the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio is in brookline this morning with that discovery and how it could help crack this case. of those crime scenes this morning. the discovery is the car at the center of this bizarre and -- as our crime police are still looking into. that car is a white ford focus with new york plates, abandoned in boston. it had allegedly been stolen from a home in cambridge. all of this started on st. paul street wednesday with a shooting. a short time later police say that white car went by st. mary' s school on harvard street two more wounded men came out a door. two suspects took off one in the car and one on foot. they' re still on the run this morning. the three victims are expected to survive. police say everyone involved knows each other this wasn' t random. we are still trying to piece together all of the q

kingston had to defeat, shrewsbury, a foot and a half, new bedford, 26 inches, manchester of her 27, 29 inches. jc: but -- phil: but last winter threw a wrench into things. harvey: and last winter was the all snowiest winter on record. you know what it beat? 91 -- 96 was the snowiest winter on record until last winter, 110.6 inches has eclipsed it. this winter so far, we do not even have one inch of snow in boston. all right . 40 degrees in boston. at that temperature we will not 40 from boston on down. notice the temperature is freezing at worcester airport. jeffrey, a little elevation, the lower elevations a little above. it would be near 32 tonight. that' s basically a long north and west of 495. the rest of the area will stay above freezing coast to coast because the wind is off the ocean and the ocean water temperature is 46. this is going to protect the coast line in terms of temperature. above freezing for the shoreline, but notice around or little bit below when you get to 495 north and west. persisting there' s always the will develop. if it is drizzle, it will make things w