middleborough police say 45-year-old jennifer mcgrady was hit on route 28. the driver did stop and remain on scene to talk with police. the victim was later med flighted to boston medical center. no charges have been filed. ed: health inspectors say the norovirus could be linked to a woker who got sick during a shift last week. the cleveland circuit location is still closed tonight at the speckors comb through the site. chipotle's ceo is deeply sorry. heather: closing armings then phillip chism murder trial have beenp postponed million monday. they supposed to happen one of the laser sick. the defense claims chism was insane when he killed dan ver's high schoolteacher colleen prosecutors say he is faking mental illness. ed: the "boston globe" is on the move. the paper is moving its headquarters from morrissey boulevard in dorchester to state street in downtown boston in 2017. printing operations will move to taunton. "the globe" had been searching for a new location since 2013 when red sox owner john henry acquired the media company. the move will save money

. >>> a woman struck by a car in middleborough is at a boston hospital. skyfox is over the scene on route 28. witnesses rushed to help jennifer mcgrady of plymouth until medics arrived. she was flown to boston medical center with critical injuries. no word on her condition. the driver a 40-year-old man from middleborough has not been charged. >>> college students have reported getting sick after eating at chipotle. an employee at this cleveland circle restaurant in brighton spread the norovirus after come coming into work sick, 47 people in nine states came down with e. coli after eating at the chain. the company's ceo apology fwized and promised to tighten the location has closed and no word when it will reopen. >>> check traffic and weather every ten minutes. a live look at the pike in brighton. not nearly as bad as what we saw when we were commuting in. the fog out there is expected to be heavy throughout your morning drive where sara joins us with more details. >> sarah: we will be tracking the fog through the morning and it may not take until the mid

so you need rain gear on the you get north of plymouth, middleborough, you're dry. boston, a lot of clouds. there might be a sprinkle out there through the morning hours. otherwise a dry day, and much cooler for everyone with temperatures only between 44 and 48 with a northeasterly wind adding insult to injury. is here this map shows where i think you have the chance of some showers. it would be tucked right up along the south coast and the cape. metro boston, maybe a sprinkle or two but essentially dry. you're west of 95 and you will be dry this afternoon. with a peek or two of sunshine. here's the biggest difference from yesterday, temps about ten degrees cooler. yesterday we made the mid-50s. this afternoon middle 40s. boston 46, billerica 45. which on the heels of the warm weather is a shock to the system. but this is where we should be for this time of year. 7news starts now. >> christa: we have breaking news from overnight, and police on the scene in milton after they discover a burned body. >> jadiann: students sick after eating at a popular food chain over t

we have 49 in middleborough. 47 in brockton today as the sun continues into the boston area as well as we top out at 47 degree. natick, 47. foxborough, 48 to hudson and chelmsford. central massachusetts my coolest spot. worcester, 43. fitchburg, 48. not too bad in the north shore. we will see a lot more of those mid and upper 40s with a phi more scattered clouds into southern new hampshire as well and lose a couple more degrees at hillsborough at 43. tonight 30s back on the map and for the weekend, check it out. 50s for your highs tomorrow in boston. the seven-day forecast. the weekend is in view and doesn't look better than that. 50s and sunshine and a nice bright forecast on monday as well. nice rain chance tuesday into wednesday. thursday keeping it partly cloudy. back to you guys. >>> a southern touch is coming to one of new england's most iconic hotels. a texas company taking over the mount washington hotel and what they are promising won't change. >>> santa going the extra mile for this young boy. why st. nick got there on the specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospi

antoinette: right now, a plymouth woman is in the hospital after she was hit by a pickup truck in middleborough. 45-year-old jennifer mcgrady was hit on route 28 last night. the driver did stop and remain on the scene to talk with police. at this point, no charges have been filed. emily: staggering new numbers on the opioid crisis in middlesex county. the region has had more fatal overdoses of heroin than any that as of 27% from last year. the city of lowell is logging one fatal overdose every week. antoinette: the role of santa. emily: a little boy gets a new hand and a close call for people walking on the sidewalk. look at that. the near disaster caught on camera. antoinette: hover board fires [barks] are those... you there... stormtroopers! halt! turn here. go go! follow them! bb-8! beep, beep! this way! where'd they go? they went that way! r that way, they went that way! i can't believe that worked! of course it worked! kevin: good morning, everybody. the big story is all about the dense fog all over the place. you can' t even read the exit signs at a lot of roadways. the fog is low, but th

the university of florida to occupy the richard j middleborough chair in history. he teaches courses and supervises the world students. he has published for major books prior to this one. a hard country in a lonely place, schooling society and reform in rule of virginia, the paradox of southern progressivism, 18821930. william friday and the american higher education. these last two books for both mayflower cup winners for nonfiction. the roots of succession -- secession. he lives in gainesville, florida with his wife susanna, daughter josie, and one border collie. time for me to stop. leaving more time for the historian and his subject am a senator helms to speak for themselves. "righteous warrior -- jesse helms and the rise of modern conservatism." please welcome professor william link. [applause] william: thank you very much. thank you all for coming and permitting me to say something about my new book which just appeared two weeks ago. it is hot off the press. what i thought i would do this book,g is talk about the and try to focus on the conclusions i reached,

much the same on the middleborough line train between bridgewater and south 10 to 15-minute delay there. and some tie-ups on the red line branch in braintree. moderate delays that have gone up to severe delays and back up to moderate again. we are told at the jfk umass station. public officials have been reminding drivers to stay off the road. they say you can trust mbta this year even after a historic snowfall last year that caused caused some disastrous severe breakdowns in service for the t, and officials do believe that there are plenty of investments and changes made that will make it a lot better this time around, especially because this storm is being categorized as a tier one storm categorized as a tier one storm. 1 to 5 is how they rank those storms and this year you can trust the t. we will have updates on how the mbta is doing throughout the day. live at south station, christine mccarthy, fox25 news. >> the snow and sleet have been falling since we first went on fox25's catherine parrotta live on central street in lowell this morning where people got the shovels out. good mor

on the commuter rail some delays on middleborough line to south station, switch to south station and most recently the providence stoughton train not stopping at failure. and going here at south station. well aware of all the problems aware last winter but he has faith in the "t" this time around. >> i expect this year not to have as much snow as last year statistically speaking and keep it running through 95% of the day. >> christine: because of the disastrous winter last year and breakdown of mbta service last year but again public official are urging drivers to stay off the messy roads and have faith in the "t" and take public transit. they say there have been a lot of investments and changes made to make sure that everyone has a painless of commute on public transit as possible. now, of course, we will be monitoring what's going on throughout the day on the "t," the commuter rail and several delays expected but those seem to be resolved pretty quickly so far, so we will let you know how it goes throughout the morning live at south station, christine mccarthy, fox25 news. >> danie

barnstable and borne with all sunshine all day moving now into southeastern massachusetts where we got middleborough, new bedford, plymouth, marshfield, 47 and then the boston area we make it into the mid-and upper 40s from boston at 46 to natick at 46 and 47 in chelmsford, woburn, down to dedham and braintree. central massachusetts ends up being cooler spots and go up in elevation temperatures will go down slightly 42 in auburn and worcester, boylston at 44, douglas at 44 and northeastern massachusetts with more of upper 40s in topsfield, haverhill and andover at 47 , couple degrees cooler as we head toward the north shore. shoreline itself. and then the sea coast at 45 in hampton to 46 in manchester and 42 in hillsborough, new hampshire. that's where we pick up some of those scattered clouds. tonight the clouds melt away. we got 30s and we got 20s on the map, so we are going to be morning and then once that warm-up kicks off sending us into the 50s both days this weekend with about 50 in boston tomorrow and 53 on sunday. here is 7-day forecast with weekend always in view, looking fantastic. even i

i don't think there would be plymouth, middleborough. i think south of there is where you have the best chance of the showers. so through the day, mostly cloudy skies, much cooler. temps between 44 and 48. this afternoon the city around 46. billerica 45. hyannis with raindrops at 48. tonight partly cloudy, cold, lows in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees. and for tomorrow, again, mostly cloudy skies. seasonal tomorrow with temperatures tomorrow into the upper 40s. so again, tomorrow with less wind, it's probably more manageable to be outside. normal high of 44. so here you are today and tomorrow, 40s. you notice by thursday and friday, the numbers heading back into the upper 50s. 57 on thursday, friday at 58. there may be an isolated rain showers thursday morning, but otherwise thursday's a dry day. jetstream continues to do this, it's been doing this now for i would say the last three to four weeks. that's why november was so warm. december off to a warm start. this is an el nio winter. typically when you have el nio as you work through