as you might imagine, mansfield police are anxious to identify the suspects. thet put it out on their social media pages. we are passing this along to you. up if know anything, call mansfield police. >>> a man is being held without bail for allegedly raping at least two women on nantucket. according to the cape cod times according to the cape cod times, prosecutors reveal in court they had dna evidence connecting david matterson to the crimes. one assault happened in 2008. the other in 2014. both victims were attacked by knifepoint. matterson will return to court for a dangerousness hearing. >>> a brockton cheerleading coach is held on bail for allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl. -- on monday, 26-year-old this month at his brockton he is ordered to stay away from the full house all-star gym where he used to work. where he used to work. >>> bail is set for $2500 for a worcester man accused of exposing himself near an elementary school. michael borichino lived across the street and allegedly it this from a window. he continued to expose himself at him to stop.

live in mansfield, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> julie: it is now 9:35 police arrest a survivalist who's wanted on felony warrant that's being held on bail. someone found survival books, food, clothes and ammo and found court documents indicating phillips had felony warrant for drug possession. police canine helped track him down. he was smoking a cigarette on the trail and arrested on the scene. >>> masked man with sword goes on deadly rampage on school in sweden and one teacher was killed and within the last 15 minutes we learned student died as well. three other people were hurt. the attacker was later shot by police and now in serious condition. it happened in sweden's second largest city. >> daniel: brockton cheerleading coach being held on bail this morning for allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl. on monday 26-year-old nicholas johnson pleaded not guilty to several charge including aggravated rape and enticing the minor. according to court documents the incident happened earlier this month at brockton apartment and ordered to stay away from the full house all star cheer gym w

the store they hit is located inside mansfield crossing a newer outdoor shopping complex. they managed to pry open a common door in back of one of the buildings and then police say they cut their way inside simply mac a store with a lot of expensive apple products. the store closed at 6:00 p.m. sunday and didn't reopen until the next day. instead of pulling the job in the early hours of the morning, the thieves struck at 10:00 p.m., why? police suspect it's because the patriots were playing. and they knew all eyes would be on the game. >> the suspects got in through a common door that they forced entry too then actually cut through the walls into the simple mac store. >> reporter: two guys on the inside at least one other waiting outside in a stolen get away van. the alarm system inside the simply mac store never went off because the thieves disabled it. they were also prepared for the surveillance cameras. with hats, ski mafks and gloves. >> -- masks and gloves. anything you could imagine that an apple store would have. >> wow. that's oh, that's crazy you have pictures of

president, senator mansfield was absolutely right. for the senate to function effectively, senators of all stripes must practice mutual restraint, republican and democrat, conservative and liberal, majority and minority alike. the solution to our current strife is not to change the rules but to follow them and to will them only as necessary to improve legislation. cooperation, mr. president, not going nuclear, is what will restore this body to proper functioning. going nuclear will only hollow out this sniewption and affect more of what we do with purile partisan poisoning. i would like to close with two great statesmen who loved the senate and understood its role in the constitutional system. the first is from adlai stevenson who served as vice president from 1893 to 1897. in his farewell address to the senate, vice president stevenson said the following -- quote -- "in this chamber alone, preserved without restraint two essentials of wise legislation and good government. the right of amendment and of debate. great evils often result

if you have any information, you are asked to call mansfield police. live in mansfield, catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> breaking news overnight. police in new hampshire called a 32-year-old man with murder in the road rage killing of a 4-year-old girl. that announcement of arrest came a few hours after police said a person of have was taken into custody. investigators say tony torrez confessed to pulling alongside a pickup truck and shot into the vehicle on a albuquerque freeway. 4-year-old lilly garcia was struck in the head and died. this morning torrez is being held on $650,000 cash bail. >>> this morning transit police are investigating how a woman ended up stuck under an orange line train in the haymarket station. the woman trespassed at the hay market station of the right-of-way and was knocked under the train. the woman was conscious when she was taken to the hospital. buss replaced trains for over an hour and a half. but service is back to normal this morning. >>> 4:35 this morning. new safety concerns this morning in one of boston'

fox25 catherine parrotta is live in mansfield this morning with details on elaborate plot. catherine? >> catherine: good morning, sara, i checked in with mansfield police and so far still investigating this case but do say the suspects got out of this story that you see behind me with $100,000 worth of merchandise that will go on the black market soon if it is not there already. take a look at these photos, these are surveillance images and what you see are two guys that broke into simply mack in the shopping plaza and images were captured 10:30 and 7:00 sunday night and they thought they would be watching pats game and in addition to two people inside police say the suspects disabled the alarm system after breaking into the store and they say this may not have been the first crime. isolated with the stolen vehicle which is very uncommon for that area in the same evening. we feel that it is very similar to a prior break that occurred down in cape cod sometime ago, some years ago. >> catherine: police say the suspects were repaired for the latest incident using radios to com

a dangerous drive in mansfield after police say a man pointed a gun at another driver and when police fought are caught up with the guy, they made a disturbing discovery in his car, steve cooper has details tonight. >> reporter: troopers respond to an awful lot of calls for cases of road rage on the highways around here, but this was very different when they found a loaded gun. >> commonwealth versus just insmith. and the 2 1-year-old yam aeroappear in court. >> road rage incident where an individual states that a male, they cut each other off. one of them pointed a gun at him. >> reporter: it happened between sharon and mansfield before a driver jammables to -- scrambles to call 911 from his cell phone. troopers were able to locate the volkswagen and taking the duo into custody. that is when prosecutors say the 32 caliber silver colt was discovered in the trunk along with a box of ammunition and a halloween mask. >> he is denying all the charges. that he says it's factually untrue. >> reporter: court documents indicate smith told troopers he shouldn't have pulled out a gun. his mothe

mansfield police provided fox 25 with these images. detectives sergeant larry crossman gave us the details by phone. >> the suspects got in through a common door that they forced entry to and then actually cut through mac store. >> reporter: two guys on the inside at least one other waiting outside in a stolen get away van. the alarm system inside the simply mac store never went disabled it. there were also prepared for with hats, ski mafks and gloves. -- masks and gloves. >> wow, oh, that's crazy. have you pictures of them. >> reporter: we showed shoppers pictures of the thieves in action. they all came to the same conclusion as police, these guys are pros. >> it was planned obviously they put in a lot more effort than the everyday kind of thieve so i'm sure they have more plans that they're working on if they're that high-tech. >> reporter: police say the two guys seen in this store had walky talkies with them and they suspect that the thieves were communicating with a lookout waiting outside. mansfield police say if anyone has any t

lord mansfield presiding over the case agreed. he noted hale and others hold that such an uncertain warrant is void. there is no case or book to the contrary. the judgement stood. these were hardly the only cases to condemn general warrants. in antic versus carrington, chief justice charles plat contemplated another general warrant issued against intick. pratt ruling against the government observed that the great end for which men interview society is to secure their property. under english law, every invasion of private property, be it ever so minute, is a trespass. by this, he did not mean merely the physical intrusion of the home. papers, he said, are the owner's goods and chattels. they are his dearest property. and are so far from enduring a seizure that they will hardly bear an inspection. by 1766, members of parliament, the house of commons referred to ritz in even more dericive terms. a general warrant is such a piece of nonsense deserves not to be spoken of, being no warrant at all. two years later william blackstone's co

and this bearded fellow is a fellow named joseph mansfield. he was a core commander in 1862 battle of antietam. he spent 40 years in the army. a major general. but he really had no recent combat experience. he was marching his troops in line and took fire from the woods. and he thought that was friendly fire so he rode over to the , woods. well it wasn't friendly fire. and theyonfederates, shot him down, and he died a day later, so this is major-general mansfield, who was killed at the battle of antietam. for all of you trivial pursuit types. the last fellow is james mcpherson, also a very interesting general. he succeeded sherman in the army of tennessee. which became the right wing of sherman's army in the march to the sea. he was killed at the battle of atlanta, and he is the only union army commander that was killed in combat during the civil war. so a very high-ranking officer. those of you who have been to washington, d.c. might be , familiar with mcpherson square and mcpherson station. they were named after this gentleman. i have a pict

lord mansfield, presiding over the case, agreed. such a an uncertain warrant is void. there is no case or book to the contrary. the judge has stood. charlesstice contemplated under the general warrant issued. rolling against the government, the greatrved that edge that men enter into is to secure their privacies. any breach, be it ever so minute, is a trespass. he did not mean this merely as a home. said, is man's dearest property and are so far from and during a procedure that they will hardly bear and expection. -- in inspection. a general warrant is such a piece of nonsense as deserves not to be spoken of. two years later, william blackstone's commentaries on the laws of england underscored the distinction between general and theific warrants, rejecting latter. it is the duty of magistracy and ought not be left to the officer to judge the grounds of suspicion. when the american colonists left england, they expected that their rights as englishman will travel with them. generalthe new world, warrants began proliferating again. this time, in the form of a bit of assis

jersey turnpike at exit 7 there's property involved one of the toll lanes is blocked right there in mansfield township. the turnpike northbound approaching exit 6. we have a vehicle fire out this morning blocking the right lane and blocking the shoulder, watch for a couple of issues on the turnpike in new jersey, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> a sheriff's deputy in board of education field california is back behind bars after escaping from police custody. he was arrested for waving a gun at a group of minors. he was in the handcuffs in the back seat of a patrol car and managed to remove his handcuffs. police searched for the deputy for days and found him yesterday and arrested him again. >>> police in ohio say an observenet man made a difference. steve adams called 911 after spotting the car. the driver was wanted for killing his ex-wife in knoxville, tennessee. he was arrested for kidnapping their 2-year-old daughter. >> she peeked out behind the headrest and waved at me. >> she knows i'm there to help her or something. >> reporter: he was taken into custody and charged with first degree murder

elizabeth in mansfield reports 60 degrees, a warming trend this afternoon and then it is back to some cooler air another look at that seven day forecast . >>> coming up today at 5:00 we've all heard a little bit of exercise could be good for your heart. new research says 30 minutes a day is not enough, that story much more coming up on the wbz news at 5:00. >>> sometimes the music just gets you. >>> it can happen at the most unexpected moment. all right. a little more whip and nae nae instead of football going on, the mill ford mighty mice getting down on friday night's game, the 8 and 9-year-olds were invited to play during halftime, they lined up for the snap, when that song came on, that was their jam, like i got this. >>> that video has gone viral. >>> already seen it on twitter and facebook from people that don't even live in massachusetts. parents in the stand were getting a kick about that. >>> get outside today. if there is one thing you do, get out. temperatures in the upper 60s, lower 60s, full sunshine ahead cool by the evening picture perfect. we get slightly earl for thur

police in mansfield say this will the nobody their first heist, good morning, catherine. >>reporter: good morning, gene. the laptops they have seen walking out with this they made out with00,000 worth of equipment from the store and if it haven't already will be hitting the black market soon. look at these photos and this gives you an idea who police are talking about. the guys in the simply mac store in the shopping plaza. those are the guys that broke into the store. these images were captured between 10:30 and 11:00 sunday night a time they believe the thieves chose because so many people would be watching the pats game. in addition to the two people inside they believe one was waiting outside waiting with a vehicle. they disabled the alarm system >> we don't believe it is isolated with the -- with the stolen vehicle, which is very uncommon for that area in the same evening. we feel that it is very similar to a prior break that occurred down in cape cod some time ago, some years ago. >>reporter: now in terms of this latest incident, police say the suspects were certain

the walk for autism speaks is this morning in mansfield. registration begins at 9:00 if you would like to walk or donate, go to autism speaks.org. >>> the annual pumpkin festival last night. they lit their pumpkins and floated luminary bags on the lake last night. >>> scott's mission, and why his mission is far from over every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. >>> kelly is more than half at the international space station. he is expected to return to earth on march 3rd. >>> a wbz exclusive interview. loved ones talking about the crash that ended their mother's life. >>> boston public library's special collection. [ music ] pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth fini

if you're in mansfield township new jersey, heading into the city, if you were to take 295 and the betsy ross bridge it's a 46 minute ride if you take the ben franklin bridge it's a 39 minute ride. it's 52 degrees in philadelphia. not too bad out there, but cooler than yesterday. 20 degrees cooler in a lot of spots like millville and atlantic city airport and wildwood. 1 degrees in philadelphia. 15 in allentown. a cooler day today, but at least we're dry. >> new this morning, a congress is sending president obama an ambitious budget deal. the final senate passage avoids a default and calls for $80 billion in military and domestic programs. the president is expected to sign the bill. rand paul is not a fan the bill. he canceled a campaign event to deliver a filibuster against it. >>> an ohio man called 911 in somebodies to an amber alert it led to the aarp of a man want owe to the arrest of a man wanted for murder. the driver was wanted for killing his ex-wife in knoxville, tennessee and kidnapping their 2-year-old daughter. his daughter was found with him unharmed. the tipster said god p

they are kenrich drive, mansfield avenue, zelda drive and 30th street southeast. those will get rescheduled for some time over the next two summers. "what happened was we got out there and looked at them and it became clear that it they wewee beyond the capability of our city forces to do the rehabilitation on" so far, the city has spent all of the "paving for progress" projects over the two years. while they were a source of frustration for some - many - like becky say it's a sign of progress. "it's definitely something they needed to be done. so it's really nice to have the nice smooth roads. obviously 7th great introduction for people coming into the city and it's nice to have it without the potholes and all that. " project list for 2016. we'll post the ones they're already planning on with this story on kcrg.com. live in the newsroom,jill kasparie, kcrg-tv9. a youth center in cedar rapids is changing the number of holiday meals it offers this year. the center is condensing thanksgiving and christmas meals this year because of a lack of funding. " " people make

thumbs up graphic because we have a vehicle fire cleared and under control out in mansfield township. just south of the p.a. turnpike. so you don't have to worry about that. we have police activity there. the right lane and shoulder blocked. you can head out and you'll be fine. 422 around trooper road. it's going to come on cue there. trooper road eastbound to the schuylkill expressway, no problems, we still have eight minutes from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. watch for that ongoing construction around that trooper road area. watch out later this evening for some stadium traffic at the wells fargo center. 76ers have a game, the doors open at 6:00 p.m. >> from south philadelphia to the middle east, new jersey man learns his punishment for trying to join isis. >> plus, duck and cover. bullets fly and bikers hit the deck. the just released video of a brawl that led to dozens of arrests. >> and a tough 10-year-old takes on a shark. the shark bit him on wednesday and he is expected back at school next week. amazing. we'll hear what he had to say about that scary attack. with cancer, ea

reporter: state police say it happened wednesday afternoon along 5 southbound between sharon and mansfield when a driver called 911 saying a gun had just been pointed at him. ramiro and smith were pulled over moments later and troopers discovered a .32 caliber colt, a box containing 28 round of ammunition and a halloween mask. >> he is denying all the charges that he says it's factually untrue. >> reporter: according to police smith told he knew he shouldn't have pulled a mother out. smith's mother left with little to say. >> i guess it was a cat and mouse again. >> reporter: was it his gun? >> bye. >> reporter: ramiro says his client had nothing to do with any weapon. >> you are saying he is driving the car. >> reporter: as far as the weapon? >> he was in the car driverring the car. he wasn't in possession of a weapon. >> reporter: troopers are commending the motorist to let troopers know immediately what was going on. the two are being held without bail and they return to court for a dangerousness hearing next week. steve cooper, 7 news. >> a methuen teenager under arrest. police say he

one out in mansfield township. a vehicle fire on the inner roadway northbound south of the p.a. turnpike. the right lane and shoulder is blocked. all of the new jersey turnpike inside of the exit ramp 7 around 206 there's reports of property damage and a toll lane blocked. so watch out for those. over to the vine street expressway these are our cameras above the schuylkill expressway at the entrance where 676 crosses that. so you can still see police activity blocking off some of the lanes, we have the westbound and the eastbound closed between broad and the schuylkill but i checked my cameras on the vine, they are allowing westbound traffic through eastbound lanes have not opened yet. so we'll have a full update on that and when these will be open with that construction clearing when i come back in the next ten minutes. >>> thank you. a man is the in stable condition after he was shot in the neck in philadelphia's brewerytown neighborhood. cameras at 29th and girard as officers gathered evidence. the victim told police the shooter wearing a hooded sweatshirt approached him and

but watch out in mansfield township we have word of a vehicle fire on the inner roadway northbound just south of the p.a. turnpike. it's blocking the right lane and the right-hand shoulder. and street road westbound to 95 northbound was closed for construction, you are good to go there. that has reopened this morning. and no problems on 95 from street road, 309 as well, right around the p.a. turnpike no problems here. you can see the drive times are okay. northbound or southbound from allentown to quakertown the most only going to take about 13 minutes. when i come back we're going to check in with the vine street expressway. >> thanks, jessica. one final race in the career of american pharoah. today one final workout for thely agendaary colt in lexington, kentucky. ahead of the breeders' cup classic tomorrow. so far things are said to be status quo for the triple crown winner who is sed said to be happy and working well. >> you can watch the breeders' cup right here on nbc 10, coverage begins tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. >> from our delaware bureau this morning the brandywine zoo broke

that brings you and your comments back to mike mansfield. i would be curious how many people remember the former majority leader. jarrett bernstein is with us as well. he's been very patient. former economic policy adviser to joe biden. jarrett, you know him well. what did you take away from today? >> well, i think that the vice president is going to be a very effective and helpful campaigner to whoever becomes the ultimate primary winner on the democratic side. one of the things that joe biden did really throughout his whole political career, but also in the two successful campaigns with president obama, was to really connect with the middle class. you know, i think president obama is remarkable as a leader. but you could argue he's more pr professorial than joe biden. he really connects and that will be a great asset for the democratic party. >> as opposed to joe biden the candidate. >> yes. now, there are a lot of personal moving parts here that i won't get into. you certainly heard him speak emotionally in the rose garden today. i guess

is the pride of my life that i have given to this nation, a chief justice coke or hale, hope or mansfield, i am your friend and well wisher on the point of departure, or hale, hope or mansfield, i am your friend and well wisher on the point of departure, john adams. host: so the chief justice john marshall served on the court for 34 years. he is often referred to in fact as the sitting justice, the great chief justice. what was his next several years like? did he decide many other cases. one book i read that having established this principal, he became more powerful than the next three presidents of the united states. would you go that far? >> i don't think that's the right way to look at it. john marshall's legacy is that he created the supreme court as a co-equal branch of government. in marbury, he established the principal of judicial review and invalidating a federal statute. there are a whole series of pinions where he establishes supreme court review of other decisions, where he defines the ntours of national power including congressional power, but through his, the scope of his op

thieves stole $100,000 in apple products during an elaborate heist in mansfield. fox25 obtained these surveillance pictures of suspects. they disabled the security alarm and cut through one waffle of the simply max store. once inside they cleaned the place out. >> computer, laptops, iphones, anything you can imagine that an apple store would have. >> police believe they intentionally struck late sunday night during the patriots game when they knew no one would be around. the suspects are part of a ring that pulled off a similar heist in cape cod a few years ago. >>> breaking news overnight -- daniel, why don't you take this one. >>daniel: police charge a 3 >>daniel: police charge a 32-year-old man with a murder in the road rage killing of a 4-year-old girl the announcement of an arrest came when police said a person of have was taken into custody. tony torrez confessed to pulling alongside that red pick pulling alongside that red pickup truck and shot into a vehicle on a albuquerque freeway. 4-year-old lilly garcia was struck in the head and died. this morning tor

police say chris mansfield punched one of the victims in the head while dajon rowe allegedly shot two men. one of them was killed. >> new this morning, a montgomery county hospital has settled with the federal government for allegedly turning away an hiv positive patient. federal prosecutors claim mercy suburban hospital in east norriton refused the patient without evaluation or treatment because she is hiv positive. she was denied bariatric surgery. the hospital has agreed to pay the woman $20,000 and pay the government a $5,000 civil penalty. mercy has also agreed to implement a nondiscrimination policy. >> president obama has signed a disaster declaration for the areas of south carolina hit the hardest by the historic rains. residents wiped out or displaced by the deadly flooding will receive money for things like temporary housing. drinking water has been contaminated for tens of thousands of people. and so far the death toll in the carolinas is at least 12. access points to entire towns have been cut off by collapsed roads making rescue possible only by air. >> what we got on us

two years after chief justices set, lord chief justice mansfield found himself confronted i a general warrant/ the same one executed in relation to north britain number 45. it was executed against the printer. the councilnn, argued that the generality of warrants was precisely what made it invalid. there was no probable cause. if such a warrant to be issued, the power with the mischievous and might be reductive of great depression. causing ransacking of private studies. >even without a previous charge on of his contrary to national -- natural justice, as well as to the liberty of the subject. it is an infringement of the national right of mankind. lord mansfield, presiding over the case, agreed and noted hail and others prove that such a void and there is no case or book to the contrary. chief justice charles platt contemplated another case. that considering the great end to enter into the greater society is minute is ao trespass. he didn't mean merely the physical intrusion of the home. papers, he said, are the owners goods. they are his dearest property. from enduring seizure that t

. >> 36 in mansfield. upper 30s to lower 40s. 34 degrees. very dry air. you may actually feel the chapped lips and things associated with winter. the wind chill was 19 last hour. not very mild out there this morning. 36-22. logan airport, probably about 33. i don't think we'll have a freeze tomorrow morning. we look towards the west. we can see a few snow showers coming on west of new england. showers where there could be a sprinkle or two here this morning. go up to southern new hampshire. maybe not quite as good as foliage this year as last year, but we could go -- wouldn't surprise me if we go right through halloween with no more rain. unbelievable for a dry month around here. we'll take a closer look from lawrence to bedford. 35, 36, something like that. by the way, your cold high today is in the mid-30s. cold high for the day. temperatures mostly in the 40s to near 50 degrees. temperatures. we really start to brew. i'll show you what this looks like as we get into this. 61 on tuesday. mid-60s on tuesday and thursday. the third weekend of october. car

northal attleboro and mansfield, upper 40s. sunday afternoon, patriots and jets, kickoff will be dry. near 60. there may be isolated showers tailgating sunday morning. just isolated. >> christa: red sox manager john fairly's non-hodgkin's lymphoma is in remission. he learned the news wednesday following post treatment testing at mgh. the sox president says he admires farrell's strength and courage and looking forward to seeing him back leading the team. farrell released a statement saying, quote: >> christa: jerry remy will be back at the color commentator for red sox games but he won't work a full schedule. we'll work at least 100 games. dennis and steve will be in the booth. they're expected to use a three-man crew from time to time. >> jadiann: the seattle seahawks had no problem beating san francisco. the 49ers on the road. marchand lynch scored a touchdown on seattle's first possession. lynch ran for 122 yards and the seahawks defense recorded six sacks. seattle won 20-3. ucla's kicker had a highlight. just before halftime

north attleboro and mansfield temps thissening -- this lows between 30 and 35 in noticeably colder across southern new england for the kid's soccer games. cool through the day. clouds will win out again tomorrow. with mostly cloudy skies tomorrow afternoon. highs tomorrow only in the low 50s. sunday morning the only opportunity that tries to crash the weekend. i think we can move them out by sunday afternoon. and sunday is a milder day. temps tomorrow low 50s. not as windy, though, tomorrow. you can still pick some apples. the hard freeze we had didn't do damage to those apples. go get them. low 50s. and then sunday a morning cloud and shower threat there. and then a little bit of sun shine likely sunday afternoon temperatures on sunday into the 60s including the patriot's game taking on the jets lower 60s throughout the day. 7 on 7 forecast early through the weerl. monday tuesday mostly sunny. wouldn't be a bad thing if we got a rainstorm. for one. how about next wednesday night, thursday morning you all good with that? that may happen. >>> this couple ordered appliance as part of christ

. >>> new this morning a mansfield man accused of threatening president now out on bond and strict court rules. andrew o'keefe must get a drug check and avoid drugs and alcohol. investigating o'keefe for threats against the president. o'keefe's lawyer says the entire incident was plea for help. >>> new this morning a group of massachusetts mothers are using a local tragedy to help hundreds of new england children. they have started remembering bella bond project. it is an effort to collect stuffed animals and things for foster care and they will be put into backpacks and delivered to the kids and collection boxes set up in massachusetts and new hampshire and bella bond is two-year-old found dead on deer island earlier this year. >>> students' names put on list and when and how they will die inspired the clock. >> last minute preparations being made for big democratic debate in las vegas. what we expect to hear when the candidates go head-to-head. shiri? >> we will ferran out -- finish out this round of the morning commute and southeastern mass and evening commute 68 to 74 a foll especial

this will be in mansfield 15 minutes. when the downpours come through winds. re watching this area tracking its way up the southeastern part of the state. there is a band of showers to the west. we will be monitoring that. lots of areas to keep an eye on. the roadways are wet. how are things out there? olessa: a little tricky. here' s a look at the pike by allston brighton. north of town watching a few problem spots. 495, jackknifed tractor-trailer. 495 southbound by 110, an accident. a crash and spin out route to eastbound. south of town not dealing with any of that construction. a crash cleared away eastbound on the stir. trains and buses on schedule. randy: four minutes after 5:00. right now a man is under arrest. , just a few words got him hauled emily: the eye' s frank holland is tracking developments live from east boston. frank: that man has been identified as 55-year-old dennis he' s expected to face a judge later today. police say campbell was on a united airlines flight from boston to chicago last night. just be

minutes teachers responded on 95 and caught up with the two men in the car on the interstate in mansfield. face the charges, 21-year-old romero and 21-year-old smith. officers say once they pull the over the car they searched it and in the trunk found 28 rounds of ammunition. the gun and a halloween mask. in court today, the d.a. laid out the case and the attorney for one suspect said how she indicated the victim may have also played a role. >> she said there was some type of incident between him and the other driver. >> reporter: outside court we tried to ask the suspect's families about what happened. >> bye. yeah, you know what the [bleep] happened. don't you? >> i don't know what happened. >> bye. >> reporter: but late today the victim's family told me this was a clear case of a suspect being aggressive and taking it way too far pointing a gun. state police here tell me they are still investigating this, as go back before a judge on monday for a dangerousness hearing. in foxboro, blair miller, fox 25 news. >>> new tonight at 10:00, a must harp police chief has been indicted on charges

lord mansfield, presiding over the case, agreed. such a an uncertain warrant is void. there is no case or book to the contrary. the judge has stood. charlesstice contemplated under the general warrant issued. rolling against the government, the greatrved that edge that men enter into is to secure their privacies. any breach, be it ever so minute, is a trespass. he did not mean this merely as a home. said, is man's dearest property and are so far from and during a procedure that they will hardly bear and expection. -- in inspection. a general warrant is such a piece of nonsense as deserves not to be spoken of. two years later, william blackstone's commentaries on the laws of england underscored the distinction between general and theific warrants, rejecting latter. it is the duty of magistracy and ought not be left to the officer to judge the grounds of suspicion. when the american colonists left england, they expected that their rights as englishman will travel with them. generalthe new world, warrants began proliferating again. this time, in the form of a bit of assis

mansfield police officers the turned in their handcuffs and ticket books to don aprons. they greeted customers and waited tables to raise money for the special olympics. the cops did get all of the tips. >>> coming up, police are calling it a serious threat. how a school shooting plot was foiled before anyone got hurt. >>> plus, calls for kindness to protect in memory of the youngest marathon bombing victim. >>> time to take a look at some of the weather watcher reports out there. we have reports of comfortable temperatures across the board here. 50 degrees according to ed. under an overcast sky but no rain yet in that location. showers are heading your way. we will have the hour-by-hour timing and when the rain will get out of here in your seven- >>> good morning. it is 63:00 is 1 on this sunday, october 5th. we want to get a of the forecast. a look at game day. good morning. >> good morning. and a few showers are moving through the area at this time. though boston is mainly dry, another than a few sprinkles. the showers are light and pushing to the east at this time. w

this is the 14th annual walk now for autism speaks launched from mansfield yesterday. the event raises money to fund programs for those with autism. and wbz helped host the event. yeah, it was quite chilly, but the turnout was spectacular. >> fantastic, yeah. >> you have to address right for the event. even the sun didn't warm us up much yesterday. atha was the biggest takaway. about the chilly forecast and a week. >> yeah, more than potential. it's going to happen. i'm preach guaranteeing it- pretty much guaranteeing it, kathryn. 32 in boston. upper teens in the valley locations and most all of us otherwise in the 20s, except we've got milder weather in the outer part of cape cod. this is the first 32 degree day in boston, so early in the season, since 1979, in fact, it 5:00 this morning. the last of the freezing temperature, october 31st, 1988. it's been quite a while since it's been this cold so early in the season. crystal clear this morning. there is a sting in the air this morning. not much wind, a bit of a cold breeze along the coast. and clouds on the outer cap

the stewart's and nelson's and mansfield's, people like that -- i would not say it is beneath them, but as truman said, they did not believe they should monetize the title they were given by the voters. that ethic again, it is not illegal, it is legal to lobby but the ethics behind that have changed enormously. it was a great question that miller -- he wrote a book and he talks with harry and asked him -- a president had just been flown home in air force one. the story was that the president cleaned everything out. miller brought this up with president truman. and he asked him what he had taken from the white house very he said nothing. truman said nothing. he said, you must have taken a pencil. no. he answered that it did not belong to him. it is a great mystery to me. i do not know. i observed those great senators i served with. i was still quite a young man and i learned from them. i vowed never to lobby even though it is legal and people were beginning to make a lot of money doing it, it just did not seem right to me. i have never done it. brian: you were not in the senate. this guy

the walk launched from mansfield yesterday. the event raises money to fund programs for those struggling with autism. wbz helped host the event. >>> this isn't something you new york city. >> not at all. york, roaming around staten island. it turns out, the animal belongs to someone visiting a friend and it somehow unlocked a backyard fence and escaped. the kangaroo, buster, got to sightsee for 10 minutes before police showed up. they cornered him and give him back to his owner. >> only in new york. >> a staten island kangaroo. >>> 5:36 now. straight ahead, a heads up for morning drivers out there. >> g.m. expanding a recall over airbags. drivers. >>> and college "star wars" fever. a big day for fans of the movie series, a new trailer coming out. and when you can buy tickets for the upcoming film. >>> lots of early risers in the morning. watchers providing information to us. this morning. in some cases, lower 20s, like in townsend, according to joe out there. 22 degrees, clear skies, hardly any wind out there now. i will have m

people like sam nunn, scoop jackson, mike mansfield, john kennedy, among others. by this are disgusted talk of republicans and democrats calling each other the enemy instead of reaching out across the table and actually finding ways to work together. i know what an enemy really is from hard personal combat. the other party is not the enemy, they are the opposition. in our democracy, we are lucky to have an opposition in order to have honest debate. it's creative, it's healthy. there's no opposition party in countries like china because there are no elections in china or in other nondemocratic authoritarian societies. over the years i have worked with democrats or republicans and my basic beliefs, principles of leadership and love of country have never changed. i proudly served for four years in the reagan administration as a republican. i proudly served in the senate as a democrat. we need to be honest here because the very nature of our democracy is under siege due to the power structure and the money that finances both political parties. our political candidates

i want to show you pictures from heather from mansfield. the fall foliage is looking nice there as well as in groton. pleat continue to tweet and facebook me your pictures. if you are headed up north to do some leaf peeping, temperatures will start in the 40's today. 40's tomorrow. and sunshine finally returning on monday but still very cold. karen and frank. frank: thanks a lot, danielle. a rhode island native recounts his terrifying encounter with a shark. karen: collin cook says it happened so fast he didn't realize what was going on. the surfer was waiting for a wave in hawaii, where he moved three years ago, when he spotted the creature underwater. the tiger shark came at him full speed. cook says it felt like being hit by 18-wheeler. cook: i pushed off the shark with one hand and punched it with the other. just like that, it bit my left leg from the knee down. i felt my hand, you know, bandaged up. karen: despite the attack, cook says he still respects sharks and he will surf again. an inspirational story this morning. frank: former b

this endorsement and what drives me in politics, i started hanging out at the steelworkers' hall in mansfield, ohio. >> thank you so much, senator sherrod brown, who endorsed hillary clinton today. well, hillary clinton took issue with something that bernie sanders said at the last democratic debate. sanders was responding to criticism by clinton over his record on guns. >> and as a senator from a rural state, what i can tell secretary clinton that all the shouting in the world is not going to do what i would hope all of us want, and that is to keep guns out of the hands of the people that should not have those guns and end this horrible violence that we are seeing. >> over the weekend, secretary clinton slammed bernie's use of the word "shouting." i've been told to stop, and i quote, shouting about gun violence. well, first of all, i'm not shouting. it's just when women talk, some people think we're shouting. i've been told to stop shouting about ending violence. well, i haven't been shouting, but sometimes when a woman speaks out, some people think it's shouting. but i won't be silenced and

even out toward mansfield we are looking at a few rain drops but the heavier stuff here is is to our south. where you see the yellows and the oranges these are downpours. these have been coming up and lightning. there have been thunderstorms in the waters to our south. they seem to be falling apart right now. not seeing any lightning but this heavier downpour it wouldn't shock me in there was a rumble of thunder associated with it moving into new bed nrd in the next 20 minutes. in the next 50 minutes reaching up toward you. heavier rain moving in to southeastern massachusetts now. look at the temperatures. lower 60's. southerly wind overnight. we've warmed it up. 58 boston. 5 in worcester. a few 40's back toward orange and keene. temperatures will climb slowly this morning. notice we have that threat for showers through about 10:00 a.m. and then we're drying it out at lunchtime with some breaks of sunshine this afternoon. we're going to head up into the 70's again this afternoon with that southerly wind. near 70 on the cape. about 70 in worcester. so this is it for the mild weather b

people like sam nunn, scoop jackson, mike mansfield, john kennedy, among others. americans are disgusted by this talk of republicans and democrats calling each other the enemy instead of reaching out across the table and actually finding ways to work together. i know what an enemy really is from hard personal combat. the other party is not the enemy, they are the opposition. in our democracy, we are lucky to have an opposition in order to have honest debate. it's creative, it's healthy. there's no opposition party in countries like china because there are no elections in china or in other non-democratic authoritarian societies. over the years i have worked with democrats or republicans and my basic beliefs, principles of leadership and love of country have never changed. i proudly served for four years in the reagan administration as a republican. i proudly served in the senate as a democrat. we need to be honest here because the very nature of our democracy is under siege due to the power structure and the money that finances both political parties. our political

minutes, troopers responded on 95, and caught up with the two men in the car on the interstate in mansfield. in court today, the suspects faced the charges. 21-year-old yomar romero and 20-year-old justin smith. officers safe once they pulled over the car, they searched it and in the trunk found 28 rounds of ammunition, the gun, and a halloween mask. in court today, the d.a. laid out the case, and the attorney for one suspect said, how she indicated the victim may have also played a role. >> she said there was a -- some type of incidents between him and another driver. and she indicated the other driver was doing the same thing. >> outside court, we tried to ask the suspects' families about >> can you tell us what happened? >> you know -- you know what happened, don't you. >> the reporter: i don't know what happened. it's a cat and mouse game, do you know what happened? >> i guess it was a cat and mouse game. bye. >> the reporter: the victim says that's not the case at all. i spoke with the victim's family about an hour and a half ago and they told me they are still very shaken up by what h

. >>> a mansfield man accused of threatening a president is out on bond and under strict court rules. andrew owe'keefe must get a mental health check and avoid drugs and alcohol. they found over 100 weapons in his apartment investigating him with threats against the president. o'keefe said the entire incident was a plea for help. >>> a man died after a struggle with police. the 38-year-old had broken into an apartment building and they found him bleeding. officers used a taser on him. the man later died at the hospital. no word at his name at this point. an autopsy will determine what killed him. a lowell police officer a lowell police officer caught sleeping on the job has been in trouble before. we showed you this picture yesterday morning. the lowell sun said it shows patrolman jeffrey moore asleep in his cruiser. the sun reports that moore was suspended won it separate occasions from the department. one of those suspensions was also falling asleep on the job. he is now on paid leave from the force. >>> patriots aaron hernandez will return to court a continuation of last week's hea

pride of my life that i have given to this nation a chief justice equal to coke or hail, houck or mansfield. always your friend and well-wishers, though on the point of departure. john adams. host: john marshall served on the card for 34 years. years.he court for 34 what was his next several years like? won?e have many cases having established this principle, he became more powerful than the next three presidents. would you go that far? >> i would not, and i don't think that is a good way to look at it. completed -- created the court as an equal. he has a series of opinions that establishes the authority of the supreme court to review state supreme court decisions, where he defines the contours of national power, including congressional power. opinionthe scope of his is brilliant, and also his personality, he took what was courtery lowly, disdained and really turned it into the supreme court of the united states. host: what should we remember him for? >> here is one thing in addition. i cannot remember who it was that said 90% of life is showing up. john marcil shows up. -- john marshall sh