the medford native is talking to j.c. monahan. >> i've always been not comfortable because i never paid back the museum. it was one of those things. i have given a lot of money to different things. finally we looked and we finally found the right thing to do. >> the museum president tells us the money will support their education division, which he calls the heartth >> great to pay back like that. >> $50 million. one thing you never want to see in a bar -- >> oh. ahead in eye poppers. >> drivers will have to adjust to changes when tollbooths come down. the moves drivers have to make right now. a man helps save a couple from a burning car. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. >> i

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give you look at map right now and a lot of slow 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 vide

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the picture was shared on the medford police patrolmen's association facebook. macgilvray says the picture was statement. he and several officers also took a picture with a person wearing a donald trump mask under the message make america great again in west medford square. >> now, here is josh brogadir with sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity. >> rask back in debt in detroit after missing the last three games for the bruins, all losses for the black and gold. the red wings winners of six straight games, and terrific. this save in the second. where he played juggler on tatar. one goal in the game, that was enough. b's win in detroit 1-0. celtics in charlotte taking on the hornets. bradley scored and a for himself and injured teammate smart. less than one minutes ago, 104-98. they are 2-1. patriots and bills at 1:00. i am josh. have a great day. antoinette: you know what? the best years are still to come. doug: thank goodness. the event at gillette stadium, and the advice on aging from one of tv's most popular mom's in the 1970's. antoinette: we are following break

driver of car hit and killed 41-year-old alberto florez at wellington circle in medford last month. see a few identifying details of the car. neon lights surrounding license plate and a black scuff mark under the right brake light. >> sara: 80-year-old westwood hour on monday. they say he likely got confused at allston-brighton tolls veering to the left and into the eastbound lanes. witnesses say it is amazing that no one was seriously hurt. >> he was coming toward me, kind of half in the lane and half in the median, sort of hugging the barrier as closely as they could. >> sara: police caught up with the man in exit 17 in newton and man expected in court on several traffic violations. different kin say everett goss stole ambulance from local hospital and went to spin around 3rd street yesterday and went to intersection of gore and 3rd 3rd street when he bumped one of the cruisers. no one was hurt. >> blair: violent scene in court as they wrestled a suspect in court. according to brockton enterprise he wasn't going to stand and appear before a judge. he then made comments the before

. >> julie: starting out north of the pike, 93 south, starts in medford and continues into somerville. but i like what i'm seeing on 128 southbound right now. beginning of long weekend for columbus day, so traffic patterns are a little bit off. you can anticipate the heaviest volume lat want to remind you the southbound expressway hov lanes will be open at 1:00 p.m. today and they will not be open on monday and that's for the columbus day holiday. speaking of expressway, that's the slow spot right now 27 minute drive times for the exit for the pike. 17 minutes on 128 northbound approaching the weston tolls. back to you. >> 7:21, local varsity soccer coach has resigned and fellow solidarity as people building drill came under question. motivational tool that angered some parents. many drivers are playing a little less than toll booths coming down on pike later this month. joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance

. >> federal authorities tell us the plane had taken off from flying airport in medford. it was a coupe 415 c build in 1976 and registered to a man in chesapeake city, maryland, however the names of those on board have not been made public. >>> and happening right now, another bill story impacting thousands in our area. faculty members in 14 state universities are now on strike. pro fess sorries walked off the job at 4:00 this morning. >> nbc 10 was at several of the schools today, professors at west chester university held picket signs and they marched on campus. the five local communities impacted. east stroutdsburg, kutztown, millersville, cookstown. >> randy, what is the pulse there on campus as the students are impacted by this strike? >> reporter: this is the scene happening at campuses all across pennsylvania. these professors left their offices and classrooms early this morning and they tell us they're not going back until they get what they're calling a fair contract. they're not even allowed to go back on to the campus itself, so they're out here on the street.

perry mcgilring is the officer on the right and president of the medford police patrolmans association. he tells fox25. it was a halloween costume. meant totally as a joke. i apologize anyone and never expected a reaction. it was poor judgment. the union deleted their facebook post because the comment were so crazy. some appalled. others saying it was inappropriate president the reaction wasn't solely on social media. >> they shouldn't be doing it. they are in uniform. they shouldn't be making political statements. >> it is a little crazy. not something i would do, but, seems silly to me. >> reporter: according to the state ethic commission web site advises all public employees not to engage in any political activity. fox25 news. >> catherine: the union president said they weren't sure if it violated the department's policy. we reached to the medford police chief and the mayor about the incident. >>> beth midler may take home the p. award for best halloween costume. dug witty samuelson from the beloved movie "hocus-pocus." she got in character. her costume was complete with the curly h

the picture was shared on the medford police patrolmen's association facebook. macgilvray says the picture was taken spontaneously and not he and several officers also took a picture with a person wearing a donald trump mask under the message "make america great again" in west medford square. announcer: here is sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity. >> is in the last three games with the bruins. including this one in the second period where he played juggler, only one goal in the game. that was enough. his first as a brewing. winning in detroit, 1-0. taking on the hornets. avery bradley scored enough points for himself. 76-74 lead. another three. 11 rebounds. celtics when 104-98. they are 2-1. the cuts will need to win three straight. the uphill battle begins tonight. doug: thanks. high school can be a tough transition. even harder for a student with medical conditions that make it is also dealing with an invisible illness. meet sara berg of natick high school. >> i have depression. reporter: battling invisible illness. >> i have depression. reporter: natick high sc

north of the pike still he head through medford and into somerville. over to the live drive times, like what i'm seeing here though, moving along fine on route 1 on 128 southbound, still 53 minutes on 93 south from 495 in andover to the leverett connector. >> daniel: meteorologist shiri spear joins us now with the forecast. not as cool as yesterday. >> shiri: nice to see things going in the right direction. mild afternoon today, tomorrow and cools down and sad reality is, guys, we are losing between >> i'm counting because i can tell. every evening. by the end of the month we lose another 51 minutes of daylight. isn't that crazy? by the end of the month the sun comes up at 7:17 for the last day of october. sun goes down just after 5:30. can't believe it but it does make it easier for those kids. 54? right now in boston, 50 in norwood and sunshine there and lawrence we got the couple more clouds up that way, 51? right now and 1:00 p.m. 65 and hour mid-60s through about 5:00 p.m. and after that really start losing heat as sun goes down and high temperatu

evesham, medford, medford lakes, mt.rel, if you're heading along 206 south you'll head into some heavy rain this evening as well. we're watching the front that slowly moving through behind this tonight we're talking about gusty winds on the back side of this a northwesterly wind so during the day tomorrow it will be sunny but windy with gusts to about 30 miles an hour. we did pick up some rain today but not enough to help out the drought. mercer county specifically in the trenton area we're talking about some major trouble with a dry spell and abnormally dry conditions. scott has been looking at the numbers and scott it's not just there. it's a good part of new jersey, isn't it? >> it really is. i mean, kathy, we're talking 14 of the 21 counties now under a drought warning. live look right now at the trenton mercer county area. a little bit of rainfall today. but not enough. trenton is almost about a foot below where they should be for this the year. take a look at the latest drought monitor. you can see parts of mercer

. >>> medford police looking for a driver involved in deadly hit and run. investigators say the driver of the car you see right there hit and killed a man at wellington circle in medford back in september. they've now released these surveillance fors of car they believe it's 2011 to 2015 silver or gray honda civic. and detectives say the car also had a large black scuff mark under the right brake lht passenger's side. if you have any information you're asked to call police. >> now from the night team, they have swept the boston red sox. >> a post season push comes up short. this is a disappointment. but, john farrell will be our manager for 2017. the red sox are saving their skipper. >> for red sox though october end right here. but manager john farrell will get another chance to rebuild and reset at fenway. sports director joe amorosino is here to break it all down. season but less than 24 hours after getting swept, out of play off by cleveland indians the team is shore of one thing already. they want john farrell back as their manager next year. >> so i j

he is also president of the medford police patrolman's association. he told fox 25, they were halloween costumes. it was meant totally az a joke. i apologize if this offended anyone in any way. i nevada expected this sort of reaction. it was poor judgment on my part. >> the union went on to say they deleted their facebook post, some, appalled. others saying, it was inappropriate. the reaction wasn't solely on social media. >> they shouldn't be doing, it, it is clear state law. they are in uniform, they shouldn't be making political statements. >> it is a little crazy. it isn't something i would do, but i don't know, i guess they are having a little bit of fun or whatever. but, i don't know. it just seems silly to me. >> according to the state ethics commission web site it advises all public employees no the to engagement in political activity. >> and that was the union president said he wasn't sure if it violated the department's social media policy. >> we have reached out to the medford police chief and the mayor, we will let you know when we hear ba

look at average speeds 12 miles per hour on the and slow coming slow down 93 and jammed up stoneham medford to 15 miles per hour there. 128 doing okay. you're jammed in that little pocket as you go through the woburn stoneham reading area over here and map 24 northbound right at 128, 95 a little bit slow as you clear walpole there and head a little bit closer to dedham. pike has been the big question mark this morning. see that it is slow but no slower than usual. electronic tolling now in effect today and that's why keeping close eye on team coverage. pike 15 minutes, route 9, 19 >> when goes to doors take it off because it is not going to be freezing cold examine in the 40s. warmest october that we have had and two and a half inches of reas snow. 40s not unusual, nice news is it is going to be nice and clear and winds that we are pretty active this morning end up really during the evening hours and take you through the 40s. we have a little strip of rain over the cape and nantucket right now, rest of the region seeing the clouds very nicely break apart. we have temperatures starting out i

and things 95 manageable past 128 and to medford. as we head south of the pike, the expressway a little volume building from the braintree split to morrissey beautiful and take to you those live pictures and brake lights are starting to stack up. and here are the live drive times. 34 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 27 minutes on the expressway. 44 minutes on 93 south as you head from andover down to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. rainy tuesday morning up until now. >> sara: hopefully it will stop raining by the time the kids get to the bus stop. >> shiri: stopping as we speak. by 6:30, we are good. conditions are drying out. it will take a little longer to clear out. as it does it will get gusty around here. i am lowering that threat of any early rain because it is tapering off so quickly. gusty winds. winds gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour this afternoon. noticeable but shouldn't do any damage, and then i have of our king tides. and more of that coming up. but for now, early front stirring

but there is nothing like bending down and bagging your own at johnson's corner farm in medford. >> it is just great. >> i see a pumpkin. >> reporter: they have 20 acres of pumpkin patches, jammed packed with pumpkins when you get off a tractor. >> in each field we plant four or five different varieties, var any size. >> reporter: before i pick my own i had a few questions for eric johnson, about the beloved pumpkin, like how are baby pumpkins born from the vine. >> there is heal, female flowers, the ones we see up top on the vine are male and female flowers are down below, and they have a tiny pumpkin right behind them. >> reporter: what happens to them flowers. >> these headache it happen. they move pollen from the male flower to the female flower. >> every where i go. >> reporter: are pumpkin born orange. >> pumpkins are not green, entirely true their maturity and they don't turn orange until they are mature. >> reporter: haze best to use for pumpkin pie. >> smaller ones are better. they are called sugar pumpkins, and they have a higher, sugar content. >> beautiful. >> reporter: fi

the picture was shared on the medford police patrolmen's association facebook. macgilvray says the picture was taken spontaneously and not intended to make a political statement. he and several officers also took a picture with a person wearing a donald trump mask under the message "make america great again in west medford square." >> now, here is josh brogadir worth sportscenter 5. josh: after missing the last three games to the bruins, all losses to the black and gold, road wins -- red wings, winner 24 saves in the game including this one in the second period where he played juggler on thomas qatar. that was enough. dominic moore, winning in detroit, 1-0. avery bradley, the hornets, injured teammate marcus smart, 76-70 four lead, then later in the fourth, less than a minute to go tahman bradley, another 3, 31 when 104-98. they are 2-1. the uphill battle for the cubs begins tonight at 8:00 it i am josh brogadir. have a great day. doug: all right, josh, thanks. high school can be a tough transition. even harder for a student with medical conditions, and that mak

you see her jammed up in somerville, medford. slow as you approach burlington. 24 miles per hour. giving a look at the pike. you are slow all the way past framingham as you head eastbound. you are average being 36 miles per hour there and really getting slow in a cup of pockets. of course you saw that aerial view from julie. another perspective. this is our chopper over the weston tolls here. okay through that spot, but, again, something we are keeping a close eye on this morning and a look at those drive times. pike, 33 minutes. route 16 from wellesley after the pike will take but 10 minutes in that spot. gene, over to you. >>> commute is really now just starting to kick into high gear. stick with fox25 morning news to get you through the big changes. daniel, julie, catherine and michael will be updating us. downloaded and alerts turned on. more alerts about problem spots as they pop up. >>> a leominster man will be in court accused of raping a teenager in her high school parking lot. it happened at brockton high during the school day. the alleged victim and the suspect 44-year-o

a. , we heard today from medford mayor, stephanie burke, following the investigation into photos that surfaced over the weekend, showing officers posing with the hillary clinton chasing in handcuffs. two pictures posted over the weekend shows officers also hanging out, with a donald trump character. mayor burke told us today, she has met with medford's police chief and the city will take all facts and circumstances into consideration as they move forward with the personnel matter. new wynn boston harbor resort in everett. only fox 25 is being given this behind-the-scenes act test. >> vanessa: the general manager showed our blair miller around the construction site today and gave us new insight on what the resort are look like and how it could be a major player in boston's business. >> the reporter: driving by the wynn boston harbor, this is how most people see it. but today, we hopped on board with the president of the property, bob disalvio, to see the progress. >> we're currently finishing off we wanted to establish a firm footprint for the building. >> the reporter: that footprint

sea sea, portland, medford seattle, portland, medford, even san francisco. and for us i saw a lot of leaves falling. so scenes like this from brian in new philadelphia park not going to last much longer. winter forecast, 8:30 p.m., facebook live. and we will talk about it a little bit tonight at 11:00 as >>> let's your privacy. new rules going into effect that spell out how broadband internet providers can use your information. today the fcc ruled internet providers are required to get your explicit consent before using or even sharing information with a third party. now, this includes your app usage and browsing history as well as mobile location data and other information generated while using the internet. the new rules force service providers to clearly tell you what data they collect and why, breaches. lee. >>> during a 25-year career as an actor steve forbes appeared in films like black hawk down and transformers. more recently the son of former president gerald ford is speaking out about addiction. first lady betty ford was a trailblazer. first when s

10 pm tuesday when milwaukee police responded to the report of a shooting near grantosa drive and medford avenue. officers arrived to find shot multiple times. police say she became unresponsive... the milwaukee fire department performed life saving measures...but the woman died at the scene. police say the events that led up to the shooting are still unclear. they say they are searching for a suspect. reporting live from district 7...deandra corinthios fox6 news. milwaukee police are also investigating an unrelated shooting on west keefe avenue. police say a 24 year old man was sh 19th and keefe avenue just before 9-30 last night. he was treated on scene by the milwaukee fire department... and taken to a hospital for a non-life threatening gunshot wound. the suspect ran away from the scene after shooting the man -- and police say he's still on the loose. also overnight -- a car crashes into jack's american pub... at arlington and brady. the crash happened just after 2:00 this morning. police say the car that hit the restaurant was stolen. fortunately... no one was injured. the driver has

milwaukee police responded to a report of a shooting near grantosa and medford just before 10 tuesday night. when officers arrived on scene they found a 50 year old man suffering from a serious gunshot wound. they also found a 26 year old woman suffering from multiple gunshot unresponsive.... the milwaukee fire department performed life saving measures...but she died at the scene. police have not released the victims' names. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. milwaukee police are also investigating an unrelated shooting on west keefe avenue. police say a 24 year old man was shot during an armed robbery at 19th and keefe avenue just before 9-30 last night. he was treated on scene by the milwaukee fire depare non-life threatening gunshot wound. the suspect ran away from the scene after shooting the man -- and police say he's still on the loose. also overnight -- a car crashes into jack's american pub... at arlington and brady. the crash happened just after 2:00 this morning. police say the car that hit the restaurant was stolen. fortunately... no one was injured.

. >> julie: route 1 approaching the tobin and 93 south slow going still through medford right around route 16 and route . steady volume on expressway and 128 north approaching the pike. you can see moving over the zakim bridge at decent pace. here are live drive times, 47 minutes on pike eastbound, 30 minutes on the expressway. 52 minutes on 93 south approaching the leverett connector. >> daniel: police say driver >> michael: pulled car away on the wrecker truck here and starting to clear this scene and this area of wyman street should be open up in the relatively near future. i don't have an exact time for you right now and clearly starting to wrap up the physical part of the investigation they got off the bus and walked across the street to go to work and waltham police say that a car struck both of them. one man killed and one man treated at local hospital for a few minutes ago when we arrived on scene, it will show you the car that was involved in this crash. right now waltham police say the driver of that car is 65-year-old from waltham who's cooperating with the investigation.

burlington, camden, medford, glassboro, and hammonton getting wet. this will continue into the first part of the afternoon. around 1:00 p.m. everything should start to shut off straight up to the north in canada. it will mainly cloudy and chilly and windy. 45 in quakertown. after yesterday's high, 80 degrees. 3 days ago we were up to 86. there is a 40-degree change. pilots, 45. saint davids 47. chester, 47. across south jersey, for the most part, the numbers have dropped into the 40s. vinyl, 48. cinnaminson, 47. browns mills 48. ewing, 48 degrees. this 56 will feel like the low to mid 40s all day. morning showers and afternoon clouds and a ton of wind. i'll focus on that part of the story when i come back. >> all right, folks, you can stay on top of the changing forecast at 6abc.com/weather. there you will find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. >>> we're going to invest you in and your families. >> we're going to win the state of pennsylvania and we are going to win the white house! >> donald trump and

in medford i would not use main street and mill street there's a serious accident involving a vehicle into a tree. merchantville, camden county 8 to 4:00 p.m. they are closing maple eave head to chestnut or 38 as the alternates. >> thanks, matt. >>> breaking news right now u.s. launch tomahawk cruise missels have destroyed three coastal sights on houthi rebel activism in yemen. officials say this was retallation after they were fired upon earlier this week. >>> a man is accused of setting a woman on fire at the florida restaurant where she worked. gainsville police say a man walked into the restaurant doused her with a liquid and lit her a blaze. police believe it is a domestic situation. the man is behind bars charge with attempted murder. the woman is hospitalized. >>> what now, philadelphia native kevin hart talks about his record breaking new film during his hometown screening. >> reporter: fog is on issue in spots. we have .3 in trenton and lancaster. half mile in atlantic city and toms river. .8 in millville. not a big issue at philadelphia international. we're watching that. de

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 were and brought to the orphanage and staff member 150 people are at the arfa

route 70 still closed at route 73 in medford, new jersey.ll traffic westbound on 07 has to jump off at route 73. was he were talking sun glare, sue has the answer in 15 seconds. squinty and windy and chilly. temperatures remain in the 40's, even with the sun being up over an hour, 37 degrees up in the mountains and wind factored in makes it feel chillier out there. don't forget that jacket 14 miles an hour wind sustained with a 25-mile an hour wind gusts recorded at this hour and tomorrow morning will be even chillier with the frost advisory in effect for northern and western suburbs and also, in southern new jersey. so you have been prewarned, about that. we're tracking tropical storm nicole as it the heads straight for the island of bermuda, that is only tropical action we have now that matthew is out, 63 degrees today 67 degrees tomorrow in the 70's wednesday and thursday and then back to cooler weather. we have wilmington delaware walk this saturday morning and it looks like it is dry for that. >> mike, will alex, bob. >> what do you thi

investigators say that the plane had taken off from flying airport in medford. the database says it was built in 1976. police believe it had been represented in maryland and neither man on board was the owner. shaun davies is among those who had words of praise for the pilots who managed to avoid houses and people on the ground. >> he must be a very experienced pilot. anybody else in his shoes might not have done the same. >> that was ted greenberg reporting. it is unclear why that plane went down. federal investigators are on that scene, they're expected to come back morning. >>> now to another developing story, across pennsylvania, more than 100,000 students, their education is on hold indefinitely. >> professors went on strike at 14 different state owned universities. teachers marched on the picket lines. >> randy gyllenhaal has been talking to professors and students today at cookstown university. randy? >> reporter: and these talks, i'm told, hit a brick wall late night. now the professors are on strike. i'm told one of the main sticking points in these dis

we're told this happened at a home near 71st and medford on milwaukee's northwest side. right now-- fire officials are trying to figure what caused the home to catch fire. here's your chance t on the proposed milwaukee county budget that includes a $60 wheel tax.so far only a small crowd has spoken up -- and most are outraged over the cost.ann sterling is live with more. a finance committee has not moved forward with the budget, and there's not a lot of time left.the big issue is the proposed $60 wheel tax on vehicles. it's basilly a vehicle registration fee. milwaukee recommended $1.18 billion spending plan for next year -- to boost declining transit operating funds... plus to pay for major transportation projects, including bus replacements, bridge and road repairs.according to abele, the wheel tax would generate about $27 million in revenue each year to help with the funding. but some drivers in milwaukee county say 60 dollars is too much. the hearing tonight begins at 6 p.m. right a performing arts on water st. the finance committee will then review and amend the bud

through lexington. 93 south hasn't opened yet either and heavy steady volume as you head through medford and live drive time, 32 minutes on expressway, almost an hour on 9 south. >> julie: accident 495 in middleborough one of the worst police had ever seen and trying to figure out how it ever happened. fox25 michael henrich is at the middleborough state police barracks where the name of the driver has not yet been released >> michael: not released name of wrong-way driver and doing more about the four young men and lost life on 495 early honored the official. less than 24 hours after four young men lost lives. tiveion miranda just spoken to his cousin. jordan jordan fisher died. wrong way on middleborough and early monday morning coming into them. >> personality, love and son >> michael: on way back to anna marie college after a weekend home sharing a ride with becker college student jordan fisher and fourth young man. >> not any different have a tragedy like this. we are hanging in there and we have faith and we don't really understand. >> michael: fo since may alone and fox25 investiga

north olmsted, medford solon and canton. fifty-three out at rock creek and ashtabula county. fifty-one in charlotte. these are the warmest temperatures all day as the expectation as cold air funnels in behind that fast-moving cold front. it will keep our temperature steady and maybe even send it down a couple of degrees from what we are right now. cloud covers fairly extensive. downstate clear skies colder temperatures lake affect rain showers assembly during the late morning or early afternoon. the planner showing temperatures in the low 50s. pretty much through the afternoon will be in the mid- 40s by nine tonight. time to check traffic hears her very own patty harkin. >> can morning we have an accident watch out for if you're traveling for 80 eastbound watch the other great news if the innerbelt bridge as you head across no more barrels per it is wide open. ninety eastbound exit is now open as' 176 north on-ramp to 90 and was 14th entrance. as you travel 90 eastbound that ramp now has two lanes as says 171 north out and you head around the bed. both ramps now have two lane

. >> 128 through saugus and still a little bit of volume lingering 93 south through medford, around route 16 and 60 and braintree split up to columbia road. here are live drive times, 30 minutes on pike eastbound so you're flying there, 36 minutes typical and 50 minutes 93 south >> julie: officers out of surgery but conditions remain very serious. fox25 jason law live outside mass general hospital with what we know right now. jason? >> jason: learned about the extent of the jri one officer 28 years shot four times and another officer with 12 years of experience shot throw times. -- three times. both taken into sucker punch and and -- taken into surgery and officers arriving into mass general very early this morning overnight. we know before undergoing surgery these officers required several blood transfusions and one even required a tourniquet from a fellow officer just to stop the bleeding. severe the injury were. boston police have not identified the two officers yet. they are asking again for prayers this morning for recovery. here is what mayor marty walsh told us live on the air a sh

there are two big systems from vancouver to seattle down through portland and towards areas of medford. strong winds are expected around seattle. up to 60 mile- per-hour winds through the weekend and up to 20 inches of rain through sunday up in the cascades. let's zoom on down had mostly cloudy skies across the state. will it stay warm to the upcoming weekend? that answer coming up in a few minutes. >>> new data shows nearly $15,000 -- 15,000 people registered to vote on the day before the deadline. >>> why could not arizona's >>. is live with some answers. >> reporter: the website crashed after getting 10 times more traffic than normal. late tonight, a spokesperson told me that the site chef -- shot itself down. 14,943 people signed up to vote on monday making it the six biggest day of voter registration in arizonast >> i think up a lot of people in the past left the process on their own. >> reporter: many people signed up online and all that traffic triggered a throttle. the spokesperson says the site has a on web traffic hilton to prevent a common hacking method. hackers can overwhe

north of the pike slow spot 93 south through medford approaching somerville. but right around here on the expressway near freeport street still heavy, steady volume. over to the live drive times, 14 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 35 minutes on 93 south, 27 minutes on 128 southbound from tolls. >> daniel: meteorologist sarah wroblewski joining us now with forecast on thursday morning. the sun is shining bright. >> julie: warmed up slightly. >> sarah: areas of fog lifted and temperatures in the 60s to middle 70s, warmest inland, cooler at onshore wind and take that with typical high in 60s. big blue h in control bringing us pleasant conditions ahead of a cold front bringing us chance of few showers as we head into the weekend. but this area of high pressure also keeping hurricane matthew well to our south. so that's good news. point out tonight the sox are playing in cleveland and that front shouldn't affect the cleveland area, at least until late friday. so clear skies tonight, temperature right around 70 for the first pitch and for tomorrow looking

we have sky 5 over 93 coming out of the stoneham stretch into medford. this is the normal slowdown here but go up to the map. we had an earlier problem on 93 in the andover stretch, earlier crash it, looks like that just cleared away. residual delays are back to 213. more delays, about 129 heading into that stoneham area, and around 128, busier, lynnfield down into the woburn stretch, and through the interchange of the saugus area. let's go south, the expressway, over 30 minutes, braintree up to boston. route 3 has slowdowns. 24 back to brockton, middleborough, 004, not left the station due to a mechanical issue. erika. >> thanks so much. new this wednesday morning, the mbta looking to outsource more jobs and services. the herald reports the transit agency has commissioned a last week the boston carmen union staged a protest over the plan to outsource dozens of jobs at the so-called money room. new options on the table include privatizing the driving and the maintenance work. doug: a stranger walks up to a baby in a grocery store, and picks her up right

again, this is happening in medford. >> and this morning, the trouble on the pike begins. we will be dealing with it for the next few months. crews are tearing down the toll booths. >> in their place will be overhead monitors ready to capture your license plate and send you a bill if you do not have an e-z pass. if you do not have an e-z pass yet. do not worry. fox 25 news michael henrich live at the weston tolls this morning giving you a break. michael? >> reporter: well they are making it as easy as possible to get an e-z pass. order it online. go to one of the e-z pass shops with different plazas along the pike. and you can really get it at a triple-a office as well if you are a triple-a member. so lots of ways. and offering grace period for those that do not have it. get to that. first point your attention again to tolls that we know. tonight. here in west end. and throughout the common wealth. at 10:00. 15 minutes later. the gauntree. 16 gauntree with sensors built across the pike. they will go live. start collecting toll information. so here is how it works. either g

once you gets past that, down to the lever another accident clearing, right here by route 60 near medford square. eastbound, your ride a half-hour, 495 to 128, and more delays on 24 out of brockton, expressway almost 30, braintree into boston, we did have early morning delays, so if you are heading out keep that in mind but everything else is running on schedule. >> thank you, breaking overnight, a missing woman rescued from a swamp. >> the eyeopener's sera congi is live in burlington with the new missing since wednesday evening has been found safe and is ok. crews rescued 45-year-old tanya condon-frieden shortly after midnight. she was found by search dogs in a billerica swamp near where she was last seen on wednesday at 5:00 p.m. police say that she may have spent up to 30 hours in that swamp. she was taken to the hospital for evaluation. police are still investigating exactly why she went missing and how she ended up in that swamp. live in burlington,er >> also breaking, this man, under arrest, the state police say that he drove for miles on 93 in new hampshire, going the wrong way. 34

medford football tonight? she sure did. it will be a double wash cycle night for those uniforms once you're done playing football. here's a live look at cleveland. you can see the traffic moving. we are seeing the low cloudiness and a couple of sprinkles downtown. we are beginning to dry out a is being replaced by lake affect rain showers. we are beginning to see the rain breakup but were seeing those classic rain affect streamers and other not through the overnight hours with that northerly breeze there will be lake affect showers for many of you through the overnight and even through tomorrow. we also have to wind to deal with. winds at 30 miles per hour. wherever you see this yellow we have wind gusts about 20 miles an hour the evening and overnight and through the day tomorrow. it will be blustery for the next 24 hours. 49, ashtabula. 48, mansfield. the chill is here and it's not going away anytime soon. 52 currently at hopkins. dew point, 44. humidity, 74%. that is sustained wind of 23 blustery. today we had 57 at midn

and next ten minutes unless they clear this out stretch into dedham, canton and still slow going medford into somerville and jampacked conditions on the tobin bridge. over to live drive times, 34 43 minutes on 93 south but 42 minutes is one that i want to highlight, that's on 128 northbound in the segment and westwood to the weston tolls. back to you. >> gene: in you details on police officers that were shot. >> sara: kirk figueroa didn't have a current gun license and worked in security. we found his facebook he didn't use his real name. >> jim: wide assortment of things on it, light hearted, music videos, movie trailers as well as videos featuring things like cute pets. there's some more serious material as well. videos there that have translation of the curran. also some article there that apparently he was a big fan of the obamas. neighbors who aren't here still trying to figure this guy out. >> i didn't know him very well. >> jim: divorce papers and rather disturbing material. live in east boston, jim >> gene: one man father of three, other has previously won award for bravely. fox2

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continuing through medford and into somerville. here is live look at route 1 in saugus. don't expect the volume to open up for another 45 minutes or so. over to those live drive times, hour on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 35 minutes on the expressway and about an hour on 93 south from andover down to the zakim bridge sara and gene, back to you. >> gene: 8:18, pretty big >> sara: talking about hurricane matthew for a few days now. sarah, it has been ten years since hurricane hit the u.s. >> sarah: 2005 william category three across florida and watching track matthew very closely and track parallel to the coast and some of them showing landfall as we head into later tonight into early tomorrow for the eastern coast of florida. it is currently a category three hour as 8:00 a.m. the pressure has dropped which signifies that it has intensified and would not be surprised to start to see continue to intensify as we head into the afternoon. so there are a lot of watches and warnings for the florida peninsula. that red, that's when we have the hurricane warning. that

then we have an accident here in medford new jersey a car hit the a tree, injuries are reported here, you guys, main street at mill street, thinks just one of the few others, accident roosevelt boulevard southbound at harbison avenue make note of that for those in and around that area and one in trooper, take a look, park avenue, at amy drive, this is where a motorcycle hit a deer so that could be a very serious situation there. just a heads up, in and around that area and another accident valley forge road a at pot-shop road. plus we have construction we will talk about that coming up in a bit, jim, over to you you. >>> well, donald trump is under fire there are new you claims that he inappropriately touched two women in the past. this new development comes as an average of the nationwide polls shows trump trailing rival hillary clinton. brian webb has latest as election is less than a month away. >> reporter: donald trump's camp is demanding retraction and threatening legal action after a new york times report claims that the republican nominee groped and kissed two women, decades a

feel to the air >> anchor: identifying the driver of this car who hit and killed a pedestrian in medford. the driver hit a somerville man and fled the scene. the somerville man was taken to the hospital where he passed away. 2015 gray honda civic with scuff marks under the right brake light. >> anchor: where a body was found next to a park. park is also near the city's northwest elementary school and police are investigatin about the suspects arrested in connection with a murder mystery in orange. accused of killing a 95-year-old man and leaving his wife seriously hurt. the great grandmother of one of those suspects is telling her side of the story to 7 news. steve cooper has more. >> i'm soap sorry. i'm sorry. why why. >> reporter: after learning her great granddaughter smith and murder charges. any idea why they would have gone to mr. hardy's house? >> i don't know. i have no idea. i don't believe they knew anybody or -- i don't know. >> reporter: police saying what appears to be a random home invasion smith and hart murdered 95-year-old thomas hardy and injured his wife joanna fisher

firefighters fighting flames on two boats in medford this morning. nobody was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. j.c.: not a great night to be on the road as we take a look at first alert traffic. you're looking live at the zakim just jammed. 93 northbound all in red. southbound, a little more than a half-hour to route 23. now we take a look at the pike, 93 a newton corner. a pretty quick ride there, around 15 minutes. route to to westwood on 120 eight southbound, that is 128 southbound is jammed. a 30 minute ride on the 238 to huntington. that is also jammed. wherever you are headed today, take a little time to get there. ben: or stay home. it's a dreary night. commitment 2016 coverage continues next. jc the candidates in the tight : senate race in new hampshire share their views on abortion. amazon at the center of a lawsuit concerning this house fire. the family that says plus -- ben: our commitment 2016 coverage continues tonight focusing on the senate race in new hampshire. j.c.: we asked the candidates if taxpayer money should be used tha

. >>> breaking now a case of tuberculosis reported at medford high school. not saying if it's a student or a member of faculty or the staff there. it can be spread through the air. however the massachusetts department of health says tb is environment. that would require close contact for an extended period of time. bring you the latest as we get it. >> anchor: talk about something more hopeful the red sox making a play off push. big papi and the sox ready for a clash in cleveland. they are taking on the tribe. game one of the alds getting under way tonight. trey daerr in cleveland as we count down the first pitch. tray. >> reporter: it's one until we see first pitch at progressive field. the indians getting the chance to play to their strength. al best 53 wins at home. red sox stretch outstanding on the road. second half in playing on the road. the sox wrapping up vp right around 6:30. 40 minutes ago john feral and david ortiz seem to be loose as we get set for game one. down the stretch with tweaks to they're going to follow that same stretch. brock holt st

it happened last nigh near grantosa and medford. we're told when officers arrived on scene -- they found a 50- year- old man they also found a 26-year-old woman with multiple gunshot wounds. first responders tried to save the woman -- but she died at the scene. so far -- no arrests have been made. all southbound lanes of i-94 were closed at ryan road this morning after a fatal crash... officials say a 24-year-old man was killed in the single-vehicle crash. it happened around 5 a-m -- and all lanes were back open shortly after 8-30. charges are now pending against her arrest was part of a nationwide crackdown on child trafficking. fox6s angelica sanchez ?has learned new details about the suspect.. she's live in kenosha... i spoke with a man who operates his store ?below the apartment where the daughters were rescued. he told me he's shocked by the allegations.. but relieved to know these girls were rescued. 'its very sad, im glad they got busted.' store owner mahmood hassan tells us he knew something was off with the tenants living i

the plane took off from flying w airport in medford, the owners of the aircraft are from maryland and tell "action news" the plane is 70 years old. now the investigation into what went wrong is underway. faa will look into number of factors. aviation expert robert wolf weighed in. >> airports like this will suffer from engine failure and that results in off-airport landings. >> reporter: now, "action news" did get if touch with the owner of the plane, they tells us they did rent it out to somebody from delaware. at this hour, officials have not released the names of the two people who were in the plane when it crashed. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> developing right now, one person has been hurt in a fast-moving two-alarm fire, an "action news" viewer sent us this picture of flames coming through the roof. this braise was challenging for -- blaze was challenging for firefighters because it happened in an apartment that are in alleys. one man was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, no word on what started the fire. >>> lindsey paconne from bensalem was seen septemb

right now police are looking for this car, in connection with a deadly hit and run in medford. the car hit a 41-year-old man near wellington circle on september 25. there are several distinctive marks on the car, including a black scuff mark on the rear civic, between the model years 2011 and 2015. there's a neon light around the back license plate. anyone with information should call state police. maria an accused bank robber, : caught red handed. wareham police say they knew it was about to happen and were ready to get him. police say they had a tip that a bank robbery would be taking place today. they patrolled outside the rockland trust bank when police say they spotted robert murphy walk in and hand the teller a note demanding cash. murphy was quickly arrested, without a fight. a police detective in new hampshire is charged with dwi after a crash on i-95. state police arrested christopher gilroy last night. troopers say the crash happened as gilroy was trying to get off exit 2 in hampton. no other vehicles were involved. gilroy is a member of the hampton police department.