lexington high school and a fired 2.5 centuries ago. tonight is a bit of school history. >> the statue of captain james parker stands majestically at the apex of the lexington green. symbolic of the people that stood 10 feet tall at a minutes notice. just a few blocks away on a grassy field, another captain stands much taller than his 5'9" inch 160 pound the lexington high school minutemen football team. he has revolutionized the quarterback position for the undefeated minutemen. throwing for 14 touchdowns. tossing 32-point conversion's and counting for 162 of the 217 points through five games. >> what is the strength? i think the speed i have really helps. >> he is a fantastic competitor. it makes us better as a team and improves everybody around him. >> he's a member of the lexington hockey team and has committed to playing baseball and boston college. not bad for someone who is told he is too small his entire life. >> it has motivated me. nothing he does surprises us because he such a fantastic athlete. he raise your eyebrows a littl

after al capone left the lexington hotel so he could go to jail, the lexington hung on for a while but eventually went into decline. it was called the new michigan hotel, but after its days of being the new michigan hotel, it just became a giant 400-room brothel. by the 1980s, what had been the lexington hotel and then the new michigan hotel, it was closing down, decrepit and started closing in on itself. during the time when it was good for nothing and still standing, that is when geraldo rivera showed up. someone discovered underneath it there was a sealed-off area walled off from the hotel's basement underneath the city sidewalk. once that sealed-off area was discovered, the guy from "the people's court," remember that show? i kid you not, the guy from "the people's court," that guy, got an idea that because of the capone connection to that hotel, maybe they could turn that basement room into a tv show. suspense. they would call it al capone's vaults and they would crack it open on live tv. they dug up geraldo rivera who had just been fired from abc news. no one wanted to produce th

. >> reporter: this youtube video was posted by the owners of lexington. >> if you don't have time or even money to take care of a dog, let them go. >> the owners were in shock and in tears. >> i never seen a dog like this. completely matted. >> reporter: locally has a massive ear infection. >> it's a dog. they feel pain like us. >> reporter: the vet told them she is deaf and surgery. >> when i took her to the vet, her ear was bleeding. >> reporter: her paws are swollen. she's dehydrated and can't stop slivering. the groomers told -- shivering, the groomers told us she was living in filth. >> she was living like a trash can. >> reporter: fox 25 obtained this video. the groomer tells us the former dog owner was so embarrassed by her condition he left her in the car. the groomers were told that the >> when he went to visit her she was in deplorable condition. >> reporter: lexington police are now investigating this as neglect. meanwhile the groomers refuse to give her back and now left with the vet bills and caring for her like their own dogs. >> i really hope that he is okay. because t

and he talks about how things escalated at lexington and concorde and two months later at bunker hill. this was recorded at the coolidge corner theatre in 2013. it is about 45 minutes. mr. philbrick: thank you. wereeachers -- our parents teachers at the same high school and are kids were educated by them and it is great to see you. and it is wonderful to be in the coolidge center theater with this great bookstore, cosponsored with the massachusetts historical society. which has been an institution that was essential to my life as a historian. have taken up residence in the archives in every book i have done has been a central part of the information that has come from there. and it is just an organization that is essential to anyone looking into not only the history of boston but this country. and the genesis for bunker hill goes back to the summer of 1984. my wife and i had just moved to boston full-time. we were living at the north end. --that time, i was a feeling failing journalist, but my primary responsibility was to be with my daughter at home. i would push the stroller through

so lexington police are starting this investigation. in the meantime, locally will need several surgeries. we can tell you that they set up a go fund me account hoping to get any help with any veterinarian bills. in the meantime, locally is not up for adoption yet, but once she is up and ready to go, they hope to adopt her. live in lexington, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> so there is hope. >> so nice of the groomers to >>> boston children's hospital has voted to expand its campus which means a popular healing garden has to go. >> that is just very sad for me and for my family. >> 15 minutes from now, the in this dash-cam video you can see frantic parents rushing a 3-year-old to this officer. the child was having a seizure. the officer immediately starts cpr and tells the boy's father to continue chest compression so he could run to he delivered rescue breaths and moments later the boy started breathing again. no surprise this hero cop says, he was just doing his job. >> just doing my job. any other officer that i work with would have bee

so lexington police are starting this investigation. in the meantime, locally will need several surgeries. we can tell you that they set up a go fund me account hoping to get any help with any veterinarian bills. in the meantime, locally is not up for adoption yet, but once she is up and ready to go, they hope to adopt her. live in lexington, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> so there is hope. >> so nice of the groomers to take her in. >>> boston children's hospital has voted to expand its campus which means a popular healing garden has to go. >> that is just very sad for me and for my family. >> 15 minutes from now, the spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it. afscme is

the 19thd at dawn on when british soldiers killed eight militiamen on the lexington county -- town,. in the british soldiers were lexington because they were on the way to concord because they had been ordered west to search concord for something in particular. what did he hope the men would find? usual answer is military supplies. but what sort of military supplies? a standard description of what the provincial congress had gathered in concord appears in "the siege of boston" published in 1911. the committee gathered together a few hundred pickaxes, muskets, 4000 flints, and a small supply of peas and flour. this is what james warren, a plymouth delegate to the provincial congress, wrote to his wife on april 6, 1775. this town is full of cannons, ammunition, etc. the people are ready and determined to defend this country into by inch. allen french's history reflected how lots of americans like to look back on the revolutionary soldier as poorly armed underdogs. reflectsd'ren's letter how they saw themselves as well armed defenders of their traditional rights including the rights to

in lexington on the road to concord, militiamen saw those officers and started to gather. after sunset on april 18, 1775, about 800 british soldiers on their way to concord were too late to catch the cannon. on the road to concord, those british soldiers would come across the alerted lexington militia company lined up on their town common. there would be fatal shots this time. and that is when the war would begin. that is how four stolen cannon ignited the revolutionary war. thank you. [applause] from the boston train, two of the canyons survived. one was engraved with the nicknames of samuel adams and john hancock who happened to be in lexington. today, the john hancock is on display and the samuel adams was conserved by the national park service and it is also on display next to the bunker hill monument. in boston, you can see two out of the four. i will be happy to take questions. [applause] >> in the time, did they find out that young was a spy? >> dr. church. there was another doctor but he was a good one. yes. in the fall of 1775, dr. church's mistress -- he had aske

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bernard a 60-year-old man from lexington. >> we saw the cyclist lying on the ground. >> reporter: the look kathleen's face says a lot. these shaken up. >> reporter: it happened at the intersection of massachusetts and somerville avenues around 8:30 this morning. >> it was roped off as if it was on a cop show. it was like -- it was eerie in that all traffic was stopped. >> reporter: the driver out of connecticut stayed on scene. >> i saw the orange say proven -- i saw the orange aprons and i knew something had happ upset they want change. -- fox 25 told the crash history for the intersection. between 2005 and 2014, there were 141 bicycle crashes with 95 injuries. there were no fatals. >> it's just too many. it's just too many. i'm frustrated. it's frustrating. folks in cambridge are sending prayers to the family. a man who was just riding his bike. >> man, i am sorry. i am sorry. i think somebody failed you. >> reporter: again within the last hour we've just learned bernard laven from lexington a 60-year-old was killed right here on his bike. tonight it's still unclear who s question a

. >>> in the town of lexington, kentucky, thousands gathered for the slain daughter trinity and her father excelled in athletics, they later released a sea of pink and purple ploons in the air. trinity was killed outside a restaurant early friday morning. it is believed she was an innocent bystander caught in cross fire. the minority treatment in the united states t. president of the chiefs of police issued a formal apology at the organization's annual conference. >> there have been times when law enforcement officer because of the laws enacted by federal, state and local governments have been the face of oppression to far too many of our fellow sids. >> cunningham says today's officers are not to blame for the past but hopes for unity among minorities and police a and to build a better, safer future. >>> just ahead, it is a stock tearing up wall street. we'll reveal it straight ahead. first, bill karins is dealing with a major heat wave. >> it's not just here, it was 100 degrees in dodge city, kansas. four record broken and more record heat from texas to new york. nashville near 90. memph

the lexington hotel announced itself on matchbooks as absolutely fireproof. see that on the middle of the matchbook, absolutely fireproof. that turns out to be a good thing for the lexington hotel, because apparently, reportedly, there was a secret shooting range buried inside of it. there is a secret shooting range buried in the bowels of that hotel because from 1928 to 1931, the famous gangster al capone lived at the lexington hotel. he ran his whole criminal empire out of the fourth and fifth floors of that building. and he reportedly maintained this secret shooting range for

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. >> watching few slow spots out there, shiri, and north of the pike and lexington and 128 north as you head from dedham through and careful of the solar glare because with temperatures shiri telling us and things nice and bright over there and 42 minutes on pike eastbound, half hour on expressway and hour on 93 south from andover down to the level three sex offender spent time in prison for crimes against children is back in court days after his release. >> julie: police say earlier this month the man entered a public library illegally and that's what eventually led to the arrest. catherine parrotta live in boston and, catherine, court appearance expected to start shortly. >> catherine: it is discussion what court would be in and turns out the court appearance is going to be moving back to roxbury and head there very when that probation violation hearing begins. but again, this comes just a couple weeks after this man was released from prison and residents in one local neighborhood fought to get him off of their streets. >> hopefully this never happens again and this is a wake-up call

. >> this youtube video by groomers in lexington. >> if you don't have time or money to take care of a dog, don't bother taking it. she was brought in last thursday, the owners were in shock and in tears. >> i never seen a dog like that. she was completely matted. >> reporter: she has a massive ear infection. >> it is your dog. they feel pain like us. >> reporter: the vet told them she is deaf and will need surgery. >> when i took her to the vet, her ear was bleeding. >> reporter: her paws are swollen. stop shivering. the groomers told us she was living in filth. >> she was living like a trash can. >> reporter: fox25 obtained this video. the gloomier told us the so dog owner was so embarrassed by her condition she left her in the car. the groomers were told that the former owner could not care for lolly so he gave her away. when he went to visit her lolly was found living in deplorable conditions. >> when i saw her, i asked guy about the dog. >> reporter: lexingston police are investigate this as neglect. the groomers refused to give her back. they are left with the vet bills and the

things improving on 128 southbound through lexington. expressway slow around morrissey heading northbound. and over to those live drive times. 19 minutes on route one, 128 to tobin. 38 minutes on 93 south. 42 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to weston tolls. >> anchor: meteorologist shiri spear joins us now with same improvement on the roads. and as well as the forecast. >> reporter: rain is moving but we are not done. you can see it is a nasty morning out there from jile's cameras to our drive to work. to what you are seeing right now. this is boston, 52 degrees. southwest breeze at 16 miles an hour. and not terrible but some strong wind gusts, something we will monitor through the day. i think rain threat will stay in moderate category. not creating flooding. but a nuisance. threat for fog is low. it is out there but not dense. so again it should not create but it is not pretty. so rain totals coming in. reports brand new. this is first time i am showing them. lin, 2.12 inches of rain since yesterday. i told you north shore was h

benard lavins a doctor from lexington died when his bike ended up underneath a tractor-trailer in porter square. it happened at the intersection of mass avenue and somerville. the truck driver remained at the scene. this summer a 27-year-old woman was killed while riding her bike in inman square. >>> brockton's mayor is calling for a husky to be put down. the dog bit four people sending three of the victims to the hospital. fox25's jessica reyes is live in brockton. quarantine with animal control. >> reporter: right, julie. under quarantine at the brockton center for ten days and mayor of brockton is calling for him to be put down. we have a photo of the dog. his name is leo and he is a husky. he got out and attacked four people including a fire fighter, a animal control officer and a 75-year-old woman. the mayor said a city will hold a hearing to figure out what to do wit made it very clear what he thinks the owner should do. >> my feeling is that he bit four people in one day. i have seen and heard enough. in my mind the dog is dangerous. and my hope will be that the owner of the dog w

we are also learning that the suspects were arrested outside a wal-mart in lexington, virginia. and they were found inside of a u-haul. meantime, the victim's family react to that news. >> they get away with murder today. searching for a motive behind the crime. >> kris: man who left a copy of the koran on the steps of the state government building today in boston is being treated as a fugitive from justice. he is accused of making threats at reagan national airport and assaulting police officers. he left the koran at the mccormick building in boston yesterday. a wrong-way driver on the mass. pike in newton forced cars to swerve out of the way. this 80-year-old driver will be cited for negligent operation amoth police believe the driver got on the pike at exit 19 going west in the eastbound lane. they say he drove for about three miles before crashing. it happened yesterday afternoon. police believe this driver had a medical emergency. this is him in the stretch there are being brought to an ambulance. although a few cars did crash getting out of the way. no one else was hurt du

for now in lexington. molly, fox 25 news. >> filled a church with explosives before being driven from a town in mosul. iraqi forces sweeping the town which had been home to a large christian community. a mosul started this week. it is the second largest city under the control of isis since 2014. >> two people under arrest after a shooting outside of a high school. three 15-year-old boys were shot. police believe the girl was the intended target. she's still in the hospital but expected to recover. released. >> jason: officials say michael drake of meredith new hampshire was going south in the northbound lanes around 2:30 this morning. police say his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. he's expected in court later this month. >> this is a fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. >> kevin: we're all about live storm tracker radar this afternoon. extreme moisture coming from southern new england, thunderstorms in rhode island right now toward more lightning detection system. that's going to the cause th

the victim is 60-year-old bernard from lexington. we will bring the story live at the top of the hour. plus, the health warning about a popular teething items off the shelves tonight. >>> justified talked extensively on facebook live about the hurricane that's going through the bahamas right now threatening the southeastern u.s. let's start with our forecast here. temperatures outside right now already into the low 40s. i promised during the newscast tends to be a cooler spot and it will be tonight. there will be some 30s metro west and beyond under these clear sk around in southeastern massachusetts where it will stay in the upper 40s to low 50s. you get low 40s and some upper 30s as well. boston will stay in the 40s tonight for a low temperature. a little early morning fog will develop in that cool air. that burns off quickly tomorrow you get some sunshine you will have that for the afternoon. real nice looking day coming up for you. going to be bright and beautiful all afternoon. high temperatures in the 60s here in cape cod. gets

it is on display on board the uss lexington in corpus christi, texas. at the end of the month, it will be restored to its original finish. it is definitely something to see. >> that is so cool. my daughters would be all over that thing. >> they will ask you for their own fighter plane. >>> top trending stories are ahead. matt granite, what's ahead? >> i have the biggest luggage sale coming up. into this and it just may be a 6 foot tall man. >>> if you suffer from allergies, good news. pollen count is nice and low from trees, grasses, weeds and mold. that may be turned up in a little bit. we will talk about the reason why, and temperatures high today. >>> michael, howard stern interviews with donald trump ahead of the election. that >>> 6:40 right now. trending on this morning, howard stern says he will not replay any of his archived interviews with donald trump. he says it would be, quote, a betrayal. this comes after trump's past recorded words have come back to haunt him. could there be more salacious howard stern said on his siriusxm show that he wil

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the lexington-based pumpkin spice running shoes, cinnamon-covered laces and it will be available at 9:00 starting a the noon and no words how much it will set you back. >>> nieman marcus has released a 2016 christmas book and like always, it is filled with some over-the-top gifts. some of the best include a how about these cars perfect for an island getaway, $65,000 and designed by lilly pulitzer. a chance to live like the duke and duchess for $700,000. you can gift someone a week at three different english country-side estates. i know you want the pink car. >> gene: i want the helicopter. i don't know if that is for i can call my peeps. >>> asking for help to have a baby. >> gene: the big donations on crowd-sourcing sites for couple hades that do in vitro fertilization. >>> trying to track down a group of suspects accused of >>> trying to track down a group of suspects accused of stealing i uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump?

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lexington at 34 degrees. 31 in wayland. 32 in wellesley right now. 41 in winthrop. you get closer to the coastline. not quite as cool, although ipswich at 35. low 40s. swampscott up to rockport and down into the city of boston. 34 lexington. 32 in sturbridge. we have some towns at oar below freezing, including norwood and tauton and attleboro all running in the upper 20s and lower 30s. then you cross the cape cod canal, it's relatively mild, although cool across the falmouth and sandwich side of things. you get over the chatham and brewster and orleans with wind coming in off the ocean there. temperatures are not nearly as cold. a little bit of a breeze in boston, winds not nearly as strong as what we saw yesterday. sunshine prevailing, not only afternoon. so we do enjoy a nice day ahead of us, and a nice recovery. temperatures back enter the 60s this afternoon. close to 60 along the immediate coastline, shouldn't reach the low to mid-60s away from the coast. not a whole lot going on off to the west of us. temperatures, a little milder. it will work in on wednesday

route 1 in saugus jampacked. 128 southbound slow going toward 93 and then through the lexington area. pike has really opened up through framingham and the natick area. expressway slow going from the braintree split up through neponset. eastbound 495 to mass ave, hour. 30 minutes on the expressway, hour on 93 south approaching the zakim bridge. back to you. >> gene: right now millions of people are told to evacuate soutas states. >> sara: new models released show hurricane matthew is gaining strength. 26 people are dead from the storm and majority of home in the southern part of haiti has been damaged. in the united states many grocery stores shelves have been emptied as people riding out the storm stock up before it hits. highways are packed with many trying to evacuate. government leaders are urging people to get out now because if they stay they would put the lives of emergency workers in right now airlines are beginning to cancel flights as the storm turns closer to florida. >> gene: catherine parrotta live at logan airport where we have already seen some cancellations this morning

daniel, there may be actually >> lexington police in case of neglect. cocker spanel dropped off at pet grooming in lexington and happened last thursday. that's when the owner brought them in and workers were shock. she was dehydrated and never seen a dog with so many complications. she has ear infection so bad she is >> worse and everything. saw her i asked the guy because i couldn't believe it. >> daniel: previous owner told her he couldn't take care of it any more and gave her away and went to visit dog and found her in that condition. for her until she gets better. in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: salem gearing up for thousands of visitors with security. this is one of the dogs police will be using to keep everyone safe during the celebrations. police say they will be bringing out teams trained in finding explosive the next few weeks. according to police this is regular procedure for them. they also say the mbta is >> shiri: mostly dry and showers working back in but it is not necessarily a steady rain this afternoon and scattered

she died yesterday after being shot during a shootout outside a restaurant in lexington kentucky. police do not believe gay knew any of suspects. 38-year-old man and his 19-year-old son are facing endangerment charges. another 21-year-old man who fired multiple shots is facing similar charges. grief counselors are at gay's high school where she followed in her father's footsteps as a track star. >>> a navy man is facing vehicular homicide charges, he lost control and plunged off a bridge in san diego, the truck landed on a vendor's booth killing four people and injuring nine others. he was stationed at the navy base on correspond in -- coronao island. >>> three men are charged with conspiring of using a weapon of mass destruction. they planned to detonate truck bombs around an apartment complex where 120 somali residents live. they could face life in prison. >> a dozen people risked their lives to rescue a man in a burning car in florida. the car crashed down an embankment in palm bay. they pulled the driver out and moved him away from the fire. the driver became combative and had

we are still freezing in lexington, 34? in medway as well and 40s and sunshine for all of us this couple scattered clouds mixing from time to time and close but not everywhere where we make it up to 50 this afternoon and developing winds, we got a few more clouds that we will find out there this afternoon, freeze warning in effect though overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. that means freezing temperatures expected even close to boston here tomorrow morning. we will take a closer look at how cold it is going to get in approximate -- checking weather and traffic. >> julie: headache for morning commute. backup on 128 approaching the braintree split. northbound is jampacked on the expressway. southbound still lingering delays from earlier accident that cleared about 45 minutes ago. north of the pike, 128 southbound is very slow as you head through lexington and approach route 2 and the waltham area. 93 south backed up, that's pretty typical as route 1 into revere, but look at the zakim bridge, still waiting for the ac

then 128 south through lexington as well as 93 through medford into somerville. route 1 in saugus heavy steady volume as you approach lynn fells parkway. live drive time, 41 minutes 128 to the tobin. hour on 93 south about an hour and 15 minutes right now on route 1 from peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >> gene: right now hurricane matthew swirling over haiti pounding the island with strong winds here now with closer look at situation here this morning. daniel, you spoke with someone that's riding out the storm. >> daniel: that's right. hearing firsthand how hurricane making landfall in haiti. intense winds as heads toward haiti, cuba and jamaica, and storm also expected to dump up to 25 inches of rain across the dominican republic. last hour talked with the staff member at be like brit orphanage. it was started by a local family. strong wind as worse hasn't even started. haiti expected to get hit over the next several hours and associated press tweeting last three minutes it has made landfall in the western part of the country. now, the staff member the

and 128 southbound a little sluggish and lexington and approach route 2. on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: if i had hair i know it would be humid out. >> shiri: showers that we have out there now, i know boston looking pretty okay and southeastern massachusetts pretty okay as well but travelers from the north or west we still got fog and still got this humid air will help fuel eventually some almost tropical like downpours for the evening commute. 62 right now in boston, visibility has been steadily going up in boston but as we get more of the shower in place this evening, actually going to see the fog thicken up again, so we got highs flirting with about 70? in boston today and a little bit of drizzle and sprinkle this morning, but by one, three, 5:00 p.m. looking at scattered rain. stuff. so at noon time we got scattered rain and take away for the afternoon showers and pushing from the south and know where it is coming from for you and showers are potentially going to have locally heavier rain and not all going to be drizzle

haiti and where major impact next and potential impact on u.s. >> julie: heavy steady volume in lexington. route 1 clear and sluggish through the medford area approaching route 60. expressway is slow pot south of the pike. bridge things backed up right now. here are those live drive times, 27 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 31 minutes on the expressway and 42 minutes on 93 south approaching the zakim bridge. >> daniel: hurricane matthew hitting haiti with torrential per hour. several caribbean countries in the path and expected to dump 25 inches of rain across parts of the dominican republic. haiti is expected to get hit over the next several hours. this morning i talked with the staff member at be like brit orphanage in haiti. the orphanage was started by local family. the staff member told me that right now they are safe and staying in place. also say they have enacted the emergency plan and essentially personnel are on >> over everybody is good. >> around 1:00 facility started receiving phone calls from other staff members saying they did not stay safe where they we

spots 93 jammed up as coming down through medford there and also 128 we are in the red as approach lexington, waltham, accident there in waltham. right near trapelo road and back you up a little bit there and pike doing okay, keeping close you come south of the pike and live drive times, pike 23 minutes, route 9 and route 16 you're slow there about 17 minutes. this morning commute was not as bad as we expected it to be but stick with us throughout the process and construction last rest of the year and any morning commute and fox25 app downloaded and notifications turned on and alert about problem spots as they pop up. >> gene: breaking news in boston, gas government center in city hall and crew hit gas main at ten tremont street and shut down in the area while gas is turned off. ten tremont street as precaution and urging people to avoid the area and near government center and city hall and we will stay on top of the story and bring updates as soon as they come in. 9:06 woman and two children still recovering this morning took off and video of rescue crews taking family to hospital after the

. >> kime of olympic runner tyson gay was killed yesterday in a shooting in lexington, kentucky. happened early yesterday morning. his daughter trinity taken to the hospital after being shot in the neck outside of a restaurant. she was hit in crossfire. tyson was close with his daughter who was a track athlete. the shooting and right now are questioning possible suspects. >> dana: fire crews have been battling two fires near reno. they say 55% of the fire is contained. nevada governor brian sandoval declared a state of emergency allowing state agencies to allow with fire fighting and other services. the fire has burned more than 3,000 acres. about 500 firefighters partf 23 homes, 17 out buildings have burned and we also have a small fire burning in mt. charleston as well, 27 acres at last check. >> kim: that is not good news for us here. it was quite windy last night. i'm able to speak to this because kelly kept me up for a contained but we've had wind gusts over 70 miles an hour reported overnight in mt. charleston. so we'll wait for the latest update on the october fire. we hav

he's a 60-year-old man of lexington. he was the man killed in the crash. that crash happened here in this busy area. there are flowers left. >> the motorcycle lying on the ground. kathleen o'brien's face says a lot. she's shaken up after seeing the aftermath of the bicycle crash in porters square where one man was killed by an 18 wheeler. >> saw the bicycle underneath the track. >> reporter: it happened at the intersection of massachusetts and somerville avenues around 8:30 this morning. >> the whole road has been blocked off as if it was on a cop show. it was either withy in that all traffics stopped. >> reporter: the driver of connecticut stayed on scene. >> saw the orange aprons and i knew something terrible had happened. >> reporter: fellow cyclists were so upset they met at the bourbon coffee shop to talk about their feelings. they want change. >> there are fears about being on the road there are concerns about the safety of riding in cambridge streets. >> reporter: fox 25 pulled a crash history for the intersection. between 2005 and 2014, there there

the grumman f-9-f-8 cougar is on display on the flight deck of the u-s-s lexington...in corpus christi, texas. the hot pink paint job is not permanent-- dishwashing soap mixed with latex paint will allow the color to be removed when the month ends./// sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) gusty north winds overnight and they will stay breezy today. north winds will cool temps slightly back to normal today. a system moving through to the north picking up the winds today and then a big warm up for the weekend with temps back up to near 90 degrees! let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) flamingo. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local and the final presidential debate is tonight... right here in las vegas. ((kirsten joyce)) >> here's a live look outside of the thomas and mack.. where the debate will take place. coming up at 5-am... we'll have live team coverage... with all the hype on campus... as well as the road closures. ((brian loftus)) >> that story and more com

it's on the uss lexington in corpus christi, texas. it is sure to draw attention and you can't miss it. >>> let's go outside for a live look at rl iowa city. bustling and a beautiful skyline. they will have a look at your forecast when live at 5. for now, let's look at what is new tonight at 6:00 . >>> this is scott sanborn. three weeks to go until election day and a final presidential debate tomorrow. the candidates are pulling out all stops. how what they are saying is m-and-m's will soon have a trendy, permanent new flavor -- caramel!each bite-sized piece of the new candy has a soft caramel center covered in milk chocolate, and its familiar colorful shell --it's a tasty addition to its milk chocolate, peanut and peanut chocolate researcher says caramel is the "fastest growing segment in food right now."while candy lovers are thrilled about the news...they'll have to hang on for a while --caramel m-and- m's won't hit the market until may. and now a that's cbs 2 news live at 5 . it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a

i think lexington had almost 3.5. some areas very wet. couple of showers in the north bay. looks like highway 29, yountville. couple of showers in the mix for a while. we'll say goodbye to those, 50s and 60s on your temps. partly cloudy, partly sunny, 60s and 70s. got a couple of issues, right? >>> yeah, we do have slow traffic on the altmonte pass. earlier accident 580 at greenville road. traffic will be slow for the tracy commuters coming in through the valley because of the accident that was right about here. 580 at greenville road. the crash has made slow traffic on 205 and 580. remember, it's always slow here anyway, so it just added to that commute. live pictures now, you can see traffic on 880 looks good. no major issues, 880 near 92. traffic is moving along westbound at the bay bridge. little bit of a backup, but it's a light commute into san francisco. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. we begin with developing news, vallejo police and city officials are supposed to speak later today about an officer involved shooting that happened last night. police sa

check out these fall-themed limited edition -- the lexington-based company pumpkin spice running shoes feature cinnamon-colored laces and foam art on the tongue. it will no word how much they will set you back and quite comfortable and not very pretty. >> gene: if you were into halloween, that is the product for you. >> sara: exactly right. >>> 6:41. he has been out of limelight since telling the world he has hiv. charlie sheen is making a major comeback. the author being offered 20 throw out the first pitch before a world series game. >>> a small dog was shivering spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it. afscme is responsible for uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. even

lexington at 65. and mendon had 79 degrees. and 83 degrees up there as well. and southern new hampshire in the upper 50s with fog and drizzle. >> i'll tell you about tomorrow in my forecast. money watch -- a recall that taco lovers need to be aware of. mccormick is recalling taco seasonings. the 24-ounce club size is the only size affected. get more information on our website, www.cbsboston.com. >>> do you have a bowl of stair throwing money away. most of it is spare change like pennies, accidentally tossed in the trash or sucked up by high powered vacuums. a waste management company found 25-cents in every ton of waste. 250milliontons of garbage are sent to the land -- >>> the google flight feature will show you airfare will change. if you're not sure about your change, track routes and flights and get e-mail notifications. >>> and there's an easier way to keep your photos together. prime members will be able to share photo storage face with five friends or family members. then even as our phones get out fast. i've got a toddler running around and i'm out of

lexington. >> a fighter jet painted pink in support of breast cancer month. it saw combat action in the 1950s. >> it will be on display through the end of the month and after >> a bloodbath in major league baseball tonight. jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and connecting with strangers to buy guns. as someone in law enforcement, i think that's dangerous. millions of guns are sold through websites like this, most with no background checks, no questions asked. the law requires background checks in gun stores; why don't we require them online? a few clicks of the mouse, now a bad guy is armed - and potentially dangerous. >> two-thirds of nfl team owners must vote yes in order for the oakland raiders to las vegas. those owners meet tomorrow in houston but they won't vote until january. brian sandoval, signed a bill, for hotel tax to fund the stadium. >> if they came through i was going to do anything i could to >> it's a hello to las vegas. i think it's located where everybody can come in. >> how difficult do you th

the teen's funeral was saturday in lexington kentucky. she was hit and killed by a stray bullet during a shootout last weekend. her father says he wants to use the tragedy to educate other young people. i ha daughter's situation to shine light to senseless gun violence and educating our youth in young age." trinity gay was a rising track star herself. her burial is scheduled for today. demonstrators are ramping up their protests against a pipeline project in north dakota. over 1-hundred protesters were arrested over the weekend after blocking a highway. protesters flew dangerously close to a police helicopter. rallies against the construction of the dakota access pipeline have been going on for months--but police worry they won't remain peaceful. protesters say the project will damage the environment and affect native american lands. you may have a new reason to pick up a penny next time you see one on the ground... ally bank has placed 1-hundred fake pennies across the country the pennies can be redeemed online until the end of the year.

trinity guy died after being fatally shot in the neck in a restaurant in lexington, kentucky. two cars exchanged fire with trinity caught in the cross shooting and are questioning another. >>> $1.5 billion. that is the staggering estimate of flooding damage in north carolina caused by hurricane matthews. with flood waters yet to reseed, that number could rise and two more victims were found, bringing the death toll to 26. >>> north korea warns it is prepared to launch a pre-emptive strike on the united states if ey and they'll carry out further nuclearer tests. they have been escalating its nuclear program despite a u.n. security counsel ban on nuclear activities. >> reporter: hey, frances. a lot more saber rattling with pyongyang not only warning it would carry out more nuclear tests and it's prepared to u.s. forces mobilize against it. and my colleague had the opportunity to travel to north korea and spoke to a top official who had very harsh words. let's play a clip of that interview. >> translator: if we see u.s. nuclear forces coming against our country, we will strike fi