one of milford's legacies. she is a legend of milford. >> she loved serving her country. she's definitely going to be missed. antoinette: police have been able to interview the driver. now it is up to the da to decide whether charges will be filed. leather milford, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: right now a suspicious , death is under investigation in dunbarton, new hampshire. state police were on the scene for several hours last night, at a home on barnard hill road. investigators are not releasing investigation. an 18-year-old accused of stabbing another 18-year-old with a golf club is expected back in court today. a dangerousness hearing will be held for curtis day. he's held without bail. the stabbing happened at the breakheart reservation in wakefield earlier this week. the victim has been released from the hospital. today funeral services are being held for the two nuns who were stabbed to death in their home in mississippi. the funeral for sister paula merrill will be in kentucky. merrill

fox25's live in milford where people there are distraught. good morning, mile cam. >> reporter: good morning, a -- michael. >> reporter: good morning. a tough several days and weeks for losing this person that meant so much for the town of milford. is a growing memorial of candles, a flower, a balloon. right now it is unclear whether the truck driver even knew he had hit anybody, and no decision has been made whether to charge him with any crimes. >> she was a giving person. she had a heart of gold. >> reporter: milford is mourning the loss of 65-year-old barbara clement lovingly known as sarge seen in this picture as her friend's years ago. >> she would help anyone. even with that tough exterior she had. >> reporter: a dump truck hit and killed clement after she left her bank on milford's main street and walked to her car. the truck did not stop, so police released surveillance video of that truck. and the driver turned himself in to a state police barracks two hours later. police say it is not clear whether the driver knew his truck had hit

a crash in milford. barbara clement, a beloved town leader, stepped into the truck's path they believe yesterday. the driver has not been right now a death under investigation in dunbarton, new hampshire, police were at the home for several hours last night. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it, and right now this baby-sitter facing charges. susan devereaux was drunk and high while babysitting a boy. she was stomach blunting down edgerton street. the boy was not hurt. light. emily: the eyeopener's julie mcdonald is live at logan where two of those are under investigation. julie? >> emily and randy, the pilots here, two of them reported separate incidents on wednesday night involving the powerful green lasers shooting directly into the cockpit, the first happened at 9:17 in the evening when american airlines flight said the laser illuminated the aircraft when it was ten miles northeast of logan airpo the second half in two minutes later to a delta airlines' crew. miles away, there was a t

tom: still to come, a labor day tradition in milford. jennifer: plus running for a good cause in portsmouth. just ahead the labor day tradition that has some nuns lacing up sneakers and running in their habits. mike: summer heat heading back in our direction before the week >> the final game for a very jennifer: new hampshire tourism officials say this the state's busiest labor day ever. tom: an estimated 620,000 visitors were expected in the state over the three-day holiday weekend. that's up 5% over last year. and these visitors are expected to spend an estimated $88 million during their stay. we caught up with a few tourists on their way home who told us why they made new hampshire their vacation destination. >> the woods, the scenery, nature, the possibility of seeing a bear hopefully. labor day weekend is the second busiest travel weekend in new hampshire. jennifer: and a labor day that commission milford as the annual parade was held downtown. many see this almost 70-year tradition as a time to get together with family and friends

live in milford. reyes live in arlington where a baby sitter is facing charges after police caught her drunk and high while she was supposed to be babysitting a little boy. er in name is susan devereau, 51 years old from pedestrian. they weren't sure if she was a baby sitter at first because she was walking in front of a little boy, ignoring him as he tried to keep up with her. when police got there. they watched her trying to get into the wrong house because she was so drunk she couldn't remember which one she was baby they found empty bottles in her car. arrested and charged with reckless endangerment of a child. the crews did catch up with her off camera and he has a different version of what he says happened and more on that coming up in just about 15 minutes. live in arlington, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> all right, now 6:47 this morning on this friday. we are heading into a long labor day weekend. a lot of folks are off today. some schools get started. don't have school today. >> a nice, long

anchor: we follow that breaking news out of milford. the driver of a tractor-trailer who they believe hit and killed a woman on the street has anchor: an update on refunds for ticket holders left high and dry when the indycar race collapsed. >> karen anderson is here wi enough money to pay back ticket holders. we have learned refunds could cut them -- could be coming soon. the attorney general sent this letter to 1700 ticket holders. the office is trying to determine who owed money. some consumers have gotten money back. boston grand prix sold $1.6 the race. they are suing to get more money back. consumers who have not been reimbursed must contact the attorney general's office by september 30. more information on our website. anchor: a new york city wants the faa to investigate jetblue after the airline thought her five-year-old was another child and put him on a flight to boston instant of new york. the mix-up happened last month. the child was flying alone from the dominican republic to jfk airport. maribel martinez became distraught

>>> david, we have breaking news in milford. a deadly hit and run near the police station in that town. late this afternoon. the driver did not stop. so we have a crew on the way to the scene gathering information. we'll bring it to you as soon as we get it in to the newsroom. >> more breaking news now. a baby-sitter, police say, was drunk on the job. arlington police found the woman stumbling around the neighborhood when she was supposed to be watching a little boy. katie brace is live in arlington with the story. katie? >> reporter: paula, police say that the mom found the found that woman they say drunk and high on prescription drugs walking down the street with the toddler that she was supposed to be caring for. officers were called to eggertown road early yesterday morning afternoon for this woman stumbling down the street with a 3-year-old boy. neighbors saw her and thought something was wrong. she even tried to get into the wrong house. she is known to police for property offenses. the child's mom started using her in the

anna meiler is live in milford with the latest on the investigation for us. anna. >> reporter: the police chief tells me truck driver last night and the district attorney's office is reviewing the interview along with surveillance video to determine if the truck driver will face charges. flowers and balloons are left on the sidewalk in memory of barbara clement the well-known constable in the town of milford. >> she loved everybody and didn't care and she would help you no matter what happened. >> reporter: the phillips family is devastated. barbara was the made of hon -- maid of honor in their wedding. anniversary on tuesday. the day after labor day and that is very tough news that we received. >> reporter: police say the 65- year-old was leaving the bank on main street when she was hit by a tractor trailer. the driver took off. police posted the surveillance pictures on social media. pleading with the public to help find the truck. about two hours later, the driver turned himself in to state police. >> i am under the impression that somebody called him up a

police mccutchen replica milford have found -- police in milford found this truck involved in a deadly hit-and-run early this afternoon on main street. milford police tweeting that the truck has been located. our crew is on the scene in milford, setting up to bring you a live report in just a few minutes. >> our son matthew denise was 23 years old when he was dragged a quarter of a mile to his death by illegal aliens. >> mark: local mom taking the stage with donald trump saying she supports him because he's willing to tackle illegal immigration. one mayor of the sanctuary city is firing back, call trump a hater. mom. >> we are here in somerville and this is one of the cities that would be defunded, should donald trump be elected as president. he says he'll defund all sanctuary cities. i just got off the phone with matthew denise's mom and shared the change with donald trump last night and told me, she wants the country to be safer. >> my name is it maureen, and our son, matthew denise, was 23 years old when he was dragged a quarter of a mile to his death by an illegal alien. >> the rep

is live in milford tonight. ryan, i know police just released surveillance images of the truck. >> reporter: david, we just got a new update a couple of minutes ago from milford police. we've learned the driver has been located and turned himself in to police. i'm joined by deputy chief jim herron. what can you tell us about what happened in the last five minutes? >> we had put out in the field for the public to help us locate the truck. apparently, a friend of this truck driver recognized the reached out to him, and the gentleman turned himself in just a few minutes ago to the state police in the middleborough barracks. the check is located at his residence. they are securing the truck now and making arrangements to get the gentleman here to interview him and continue with the investigation. >> reporter: this was a 64- year-old woman, a pedestrian who died on the street. going on this afternoon? >> she went into the bank to conduct business, came out a few minutes later and was struck. >> reporter: every dids w

live in milford tonight, mary saladna wcvb newscenter 5. maria: thank you. this happened at 9:20 last night. pilots on american airlines plight from charlotte reported a green laser strike as they started to approach logon. a delta flight crew reported the maria: this babysitter, hired thru a popular website, finds herself in trouble tonight. she's accused of being drunk and high while on the job. and witnesses say it was not hard to tell. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in arlington with the allegations against her. john: police say susan devereaux was stumbling down egerton and high while babysitting a three-year-old boy. >> we found several empty containers in a motor vehicle. john: a surprised neighbor called police, who came to bring the boy back to his mother. john: the family says they hired the 51-year-old woman from babysitting website >> i was hired on a website like that. it kind of makes us look bad. and they know how much work it takes to look after a toddler. >> they're counting on you, you have to be the dependable one. i think it is sad.

clements was a town constable well-known around milford, served in the national guard, helping out in the blizzard of >> people are gonna be sad because, you know, that's sarge, you know. she's -- everybody seems to know her. >> it's very difficult. my sons are at the house and also very upset. >> as police investigate interviewing the driver and witnesses... >> she was a giving person. she had a heart gold and would do anything for you. >> reporter: the town continues >> you used to see her around a lot and now you won't. >> and clements does leave behind a long-time partner and some family members in this area of milford. as for the investigation, i did reeve out to police in the last hour and they told me that they were still speaking with that driver, still interviewing him. and as for whether or not charges will be filed, that is still unclear. we're live in milford tonight, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> a babysitter under arrest tonight. police say they found her drunk in the street instead malini basu is in arlington. malini, neighbors told you they saw that little boy r

michael henrich live in milford. the victim was a beloved figure in town. >> reporter: the reality is, this town lost somebody special to it. and a small memorial just across the street here on main street right near where she lost her life. it is still unclear this morning whether the truck driver even knew he had hit anybody, and no decision has been made about whether to charge whim any crimes. clement, lovingly known as sarge seen in this picture as her friend's maid of honor some 35 years ago. a tractor-trailer dump truck hit and killed her yesterday afternoon after she left her bank and walked to her car. the truck did not stop. police ended up releasing surveillance video of that truck, and the driver turned himself in to a state police barracks about two hours later. clement served in the national guard for decades before retiring. town constables in milford. >> she was a giving person. she had a heart of gold. she would do anything for you. >> it's very difficult. my sons are at the house and they are also v

she was milford's first female constable. everyone in town knew her as sarge the cause of her decades of service with the na herself as "sarge." very proud of her rank. antoinette: they are using video from the police station to determine if charges will be filed. they originally used to this picture to find the tractor-trailer involved, the driver turning himself in less than an hour later. police video shows him -- shows her stepping out in front of the truck. someone. >> a friend of the operators said, hey, your truck is on the news. antoinette: there have been no major relations with the truck were trucking company and the last few years, the most recent inspection showing for maintenance violations. people in the community remembering a vibrant woman everyone loved it so much. >> she is one of milford's legacies. our country. she definitely is going to be missed. antoinette: police have interviewed the driver. he is cooperating with the investigation. it is up to the da to decide if charges will be filed. it in milford,

rally at milford's town auditorium. tomorrow is starts at 1:30 and this is mike pence's second visit to the state since becoming donald trump's running mate. hillary clinton and donald trump will go head to head at hofstra, new york. coverage begins at 9:00. >> 200 years after the laying of the cornerstone on new hampshire's state house, people gathered for a special ceremony commemorating the anniversary yesterday. the building in concord is the house. people were treat today a procession carrying that ceremonial cornerstone, followed by speakers. we hope you stay with us. coming up next, high school teams facing off on the gridiron. jason king has your scores and highlights across the state. >> it's a chilly start for some of us this morning, we're seeing the sunshine though and we'll talk about how long the sun lasts in your weekend forecast. my prescription costs keep going up. new hampshire it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consum

clement was milford's first female constable. everyone in town knew her as sarge, because of her decades of service with the national guard. >> she is one of milford's legacies. she is a legend of milford. >> she started serving our country. she definitely is going to be missed. heather: according to records 5 investigates uncovered, that office are now reviewing surveillance video from the police station to determine if any charges will be filed. ed: police in rhode island arrest a man for allegedly taking photos in the mall. he was taking pictures of women writing the escalator. he is a convicted level three sex offender. victims were able to take a picture of him. tips were able to give -- give the police notification. heather: donald trump will be outlining policies that will impact minorities. hillary clinton has no events scheduled today. but next week her former rival will stump for her in new hampshire. senator bernie sanders will speak with labor groups monday on behalf of clinton. he endorsed clinton in mid-july during

built for business. >> kim: more on the breaking news from milford. police sharing pictures with us. they'd like to find this tractor trailer because it is the one involved in a deadly hit-and-run happened about an hour ago, the cab of the truck as you saw is blue. police say the driver hit and killed a pedestrian. here we are live over the scene. this is again main street and police obviously there trying to figure out the logistics but the big update here is that they would like to find the driver of the tractor trailer. more coming up on 7. with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: we watch hurricane hermine at the back half of the holiday weekend. the possibility is there for some rain and wind. right now i would lean on locations south of the mass pike. vineyard, nantucket. cape, south coast perhaps the south shore. more so than the berkshires or the lakes region or the sea coast or southern maine. tomorrow and saturday start of the holiday weekend looks pleasant with low humidity. radar showing a narrow line of some showers, even a fe

the police chief says hearst are heavy here tonight in milford. maria: right now a babysitter is facing charges in arlington accused of being drunk and high while watching a three-year-old. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in arlington john, the family had used this babysitter >> they have. you can tell they are trying to process everything but their three euro son is ok. it was a neighbor who saw the babysitter out here stumbling around. she called 911 and police came here to the neighborhood. that person knew something was not right. the woman was drunk and high. home. police say they found evidence of alcohol in her car. no indication he ever took a ride in the car. the family initially found the sitter on care.com. >> when you're going to hire someone to watch your children diligence. not a referral, it is not enough. >> that the warning from police. care.com says it is disturbed. they are working with police in their investigation. we are live in arlington tonight. ed: several sanctuary cities seem ready to take on donald trump threaten fu

the woman who died is a well-known milford native. her body is being shielded by the tent. surveillance showed she stepped

maria: sky 5 continues to be over the scene here in milford. our partners, this is a fatal pedestrian accident. it is blocked right now. ed: a live look at traffic. out of boston it is not even moving at all. let's check your drive times. look at this. route three, all of the cars are coming back. that is slow in both directions. it is slow in the northbound side as well. slow going into the area and slow going out. it will take 35 minutes right by the pike. it is not bad. maria: look at this, large tree fell on a car blocking part of attention. harvey: we don't know what caused the tree to fall but there's been some situations like that. the thing we have to be aware of, were not going to be hit with hurricane force wind but it may not take as much wind to cause damage as could be the case. that is one of the things we will kee m it is a category one hurricane and it isn't that many hours away from making landfall. we will show you more about the storm and what it does likely to do over time. but that the great radar representation. there coul

milford police chief recorded a video showing what to do if you're stopped by police. >> the chief tells us it all and people in the community think it's a great idea. >> reporter: it's meant to be a proactive how-to. how to react when approached by police at a time when headlines about officer-involved shootings dominate the news. of all the community faking it on, the quiet town of milford. >> no one wants blue lights in the mirror because nobody wants the other side of it is, communicate. >> reporter: the chief created and posted this video because he believes much of the tension between the police and public is placed on surprisingly simple miscommunication. >> reporter: a lot of people reach for the registration or wallet, frying , trying to be helpful. >> how do i know you're >> i think the police are on edge and citizens are on edge. >> what do you do when you're pulled over? >> i obey the law. i've dealt with prelim that have went above and beyond. >> would you give any advice to an african-american? race or ethnicity. the only ways you're going to deal with those barriers is by

at milford town auditorium this will be his second visit to this day. first presidential debate is coming up on monday night. you can watch it live right here. hillary clinton and donald trump will go head to head at hofstra university in new york. for the first time since the early to thousands, the state house opened its doors today to provide gad -- to provide guided community offered the chores. tours ran every half-hour until 2:00. >> the state house is a working museum. it is accessible. many people want to come in who cannot make it during the week. cherise: additional tours will be available on october 1 and the e a seventh grader battling leukemia is getting a lot of love from the community. how john stark high school football team is honoring abe today. >> he is the driver in first place that everyone is chasing. we go one-on-one with martin truex jr. in sports. hayley: cooler temperatures today leading to a really chilly night tonight. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our

>> jennifer joyce is outside the milford township home where the tragedy happened. jennifer? >> reporter: state police troopers have been here at the scene all day long. you can see walking in and out of this home. searching for evidence right now they can't confirm how the shooting happened. all they can say is a two-year-old boy is dead. he suffered a single gunshot wound. >> it is very upsetting. >> reporter: people who live along the 2100 block of sad and stunned to fine out a two-year-old boy was shot and killed inside this home around 11:00 o'clock this morning. >> his father was the only person that was home at the time to our understanding the. >> reporter: police say the toddler was transported to st. luke's hospital in quakertown where he died. the child was identified by police as benjamin austin smith. investigators say the boy's father nicholas wiley is cooperating with police. they've been combing the property for evidence. >> we'll go in and collect evidence in the house and crime scene examiners will process the scene and at that point determine what was in th

again, a deadly hit-and-run right now in milford. we'll have a live report from the scene ahead during our news at 6:00 p.m. a massachusetts woman is warning parents tonight, after her daughter ended up in the hospital unconscious. >> i waited 14 hours, begging for my daughter's life. >> the reporter: what was found in her system that had paramedics administer narcan four time >> kevin: storms moving through southern new england right now and massachusetts. this is continuing to track off to the southeast at 15. i'll show you which towns are in line. of course, the latest on hurricane hermine and her effects here this weekend. >> mark: it's back to school time this fall. voters will decide on in creation the number of charter schools in the state. ahead at 5:00 p.m., we talk to boston's superintendent. >> mark: thousands o classroom, but the new school year begins with a cloud of uncertainty. in november, voters will decide whether or not to increase the number of charter schools across the state. >> vanessa: fox 25's jason law sat d

of all the community faking it on, the quiet town of milford. >> no one wants blue lights in the mirror because nobody wants

mill todayford -- milford. >> and danger in the skies. lasers pointed at planes and it's not the only local airport dealing with problems. >> protecting student he as they move into boston. how many tickets were handed out to landlords yesterday. barry good morning. >> good morning, everybody. and some wind down there. what impact will hermine have on new england. my accuh forecast for the who will -- accu-weather forecast for the holiday weekend is >>> despite rain yesterday more of massachusetts is under an extreme drought. new estimates extend that extreme condition to cape cod which until now has only been considered moderate drought. in fact only nantucket and a small part of berkshire county are not under a drought. conditions there are considered abnormally dry.>> i think as i saw a tumble -- i think i saw a tumble we had bow by my yard and it's so dry and we could will come on monday. >> we talk about the tumble we had i thought it was me running into the studio. >> that's it. >> i am like a blowing away tumble we had. let's check

scene of what they are calling an accidental and fatal shooting of a to to toddler, it happened in milford township around 11:00 a.m. preliminary investigation shows the toddler shot himself. we are waiting to get more information and we'll continue to follow the story online and on "action news." >>> firefighters remain on the scene of a fire that broke out this morning in delaware county. chopper 6 hd was over the 700 block of calconhook road in theron hill. there were no reported injuries. >>> police say a domestic dispute ended in a double stabbing in falls township bucks county that left a man dead. police were called to the 6200 block of foster drive where they found a woman lying in the road with stab wounds. they went inside the house and found 59-year-old david matmis the iii dead with stab wounds to the neck. she said she had altercation with the him and injured him and fled the house. she remains in the hospital. >>> a man was stabbed several times in trenton and rushed to the hospital overnight. police were on the scene of the 500 block of south clinton street. official say the

onto worcester county, 81 in milford. 78 at the airport. downtown should be 80 or 81. the southwest wind off the beautiful day everywhere. another game tomorrow night. another big one. 76 degrees and warmer than it was tonight because of the southwesterly breeze. the next change will be this front making its approach later wednesday and wednesday evening. it could be a narrow line of strong storms. we lose the high-pressure and a little more humid until this front comes through. that will be cooler on thursday. there is your sunshine for tomorrow. we get into wednesday morning a few scattered clouds. we get to wednesday afternoon and you could see a line of storms in northern new england, eastern new york state. we have to keep an eye on this because there could be some strong winds along the leading edge of this line of storms and it continues to regress southeast and slides off the coast later wednesday. here by thursday morning. the chances with the storms later wednesday of heavy rain, it will be very brief. not long-lasting. could have some lightning but a stronge

we're following breaking news in milford right now. police are searching for the driver of this tractor trailer and the truck itself. it was involved in a hit-and-run on main street in milford about an hour ago. you can ski the cab of the truck is blue. police say the driver hit scene of the accident. here is main street all roped off. there is a lot of police activity as they investigate what happened there, and as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along to you. we're following breaking news out of attleboro. crews battling this house fire, sky 7 over the scene. you can see there big portion of the home is burned but it appears to be mostly smoke and most of the flames are out but a very active situation still and no word on whether >> ryan: baby sitter arrested in arlington, kimberly bookman is live with the latest. >> reporter: arlington police say that the bainy sitter was drunk and high stumbling counsel the road trying to enter the wrong house with a 3-year-old boy in her care. a resident saw the disoriented woman and

she joins us from milford with the very latest. jennifer. >> reporter: good evening, lucy. we've been watching pennsylvania state police soup troopers comb the scene all day long. a short time ago we saw them walk in and out of the house. you can see they're surrounding the house right now looking for evidence. at this point police can't say for sure how this shooting happened, but can confirm a two-year-old was struck by single bullet and has died. >> it's crazy. it's very sad. >> reporter: neighbors sad and stunned to hear a two-year-old boy identified by police as benjamin austin smith was shot and killed inside his milford township bucks county home around 11:00 o'clock this morning. neighbor harry node didn't hear the gunshot but heard the ambulance rushing to the scene. >> they were only there for a minute or two. i mean in and out. and then all the state troopers after that coming in. >> reporter: pennsylvania state police trooper joseph, says the boy was rushed to st. luke's hospital in quakertown where he died. police say the child was home with his father nicholas

and milford, delaware giving up that steadier stuff over the next half hour to hour. the wide view shows cloud cover out to the west and more scattered showers and we expect the rest of the afternoon to be unsettled with occasional rain and we'll have future tracker 6 showing you that and the potential for steadier rain for parts of the region tomorrow. all ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> in other news, jurors in the bridge gate trial are hearing testimony from the prosecutors star witness. david wildstein plead guilty and said that they plotted with him to retaliate against ft. lee mayor, the alleged scheme to block the george washington bridge was in retaliation for not endorsing chris christie. the governor denies knowing. >>> authorities continue to question the man accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey. now his father is sitting down with abc news for his full length interviews revealing surprising information about his son. >> the father of the accused terrorist ahmad rahami is certain his son acted alone a

milford police just releasing images of a tractor-trailer believed to have killed a pedestrian. officers say the victim, a woman in her 50s, was hit on main street around 4:00 p.m., right across from the police station there. now police releasing those looking for this truck. >> also breaking, arlington police charging a 51-year-old woman after they found her baby sitting a child while drunk and high. susan devereaux of medford faces a reckless endangerment charge. police were called after people saw her stumbling in the road with a boy and originally tried to get into the wrong hose. >> her cane coast of florida right now. when that come as shore, it will be the first hurricane to hit that state in a decade. we're expecting it to let our weather. >> most of issues could be on labor day. we'll check back in with eric. >> the cull rainfall with hermine will be talking about it up and down the eastern seaboard as many of us travel during the hurricane now 75 mile-per-hour winds. the last hurricane to hit amazing to think how long it's been. that is a record long streak without hav

milford voters elected her as a town constable for so many close to her. the sudden loss badly hurts. >> it's very difficult. my sons are at the house and they're also very upset, that this is someone they knew was on to >> the reporter: michael heinrich, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: two murdered nuns were laid to rest today, one of them is from massachusetts. sister paula merrill was originally from stoneham, but had been helping the poor in mississippi for decades. she and sister margaret held were found stabbed in their home last week. sister paula was laid to rest in kentucky. sister margaret's funeral was in milwaukee. the mississippi man is charged with capital murder in their deaths. >> a spring field man is killed overnight in a head-on crash over the state border in new town of winchester. police say 29-year-old eric williams crossed the center line and collided with a vermont driver. that driver is expected to survive new hampshire state police are trying to figure out what happened and they're asking anyone who may have saw that crash to give them

news -- the day after labor day. >> clement was a milford town constable and long time member of the national guard. so far no charges have been filed against the driver. >>> a webby sitter facing charges police say she was -- baby-sitter facing charges police say she was drunk and high stumbling down the street. it raises questions about a online service for hiring baby sitters. katy brace has the latest -- arlington. >> reporter: arlington police say susan devereaux was high while taking care of a toddler. police arrived for a report of a woman stumbling in the street with a 3-year-old boy. >> it didn't hook right. >> reporter: the -- look right. >> reporter: 591-year-old tried to get into -- the 51-year-old tried to get in the wrong house. empty alcohol containers were in the car. >> they used her in the past and didn't find anything. >> reporter: they found the profile advertising five years of experience and she is familiar with police for stolen property and crimes. >> we are trying to find out what care.com did this this case. i know they provide a initial check on people how

commitment 2016, ahead of tonight's debate donald trump's running mate, mike pence, held a rally in milford this afternoon where he said debate as much as everyone else. wmur political director josh mcelveen spoke with the governor about what he hopes to see tonight. josh: yes, tom, this is the fourth trip to new hampshire for pence since joining the trump ticket in july, and he told a decent sized crowd in milford this afternoon that the party is coming together at the right time. mr. pence: until very recently it seemed he was out there , fighting all on his own but now this party is coming together, this movement is coming together and we are going president of the united states of america. josh: in his remarks pence , stayed on message with the promise of of a stronger economy and military saying hillary , clinton personifies the status quo. after he speech we caught up with him about the debate tonight, and its clear he hopes the media plays fair. mr. pence my hope is the : moderators in this and future debates will make it possible for the clear choice in this election to really be la

among them a milford family. the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is in that community this morning with their story. juli: the parents of matthew denice were one of several families who spoke about why they're voting for donald trump. and immigration was front and center. denice was hit and killed in 2011, by a drunk driver who was in the country illegally. nicolas guaman was convicted, and sentenced to 12 to 14 years in prison. he's now appealing. denice's parents took to the >> my name is marie maloney and our son was 23 years old when he was dragged a quarter of a mile to his death by an illegal alien . horrified witnesses were banging on the truck trying to stop him. >> if donald trump or president in 2011, our son and other americans of the alive today. juli: the denices have concerning illegal immigration here in massachusetts including a push to defund sanctuary cities that shelter undocumented immigrants. live in milford, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: democrat hillary clinton firing back at the trump

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ed: a milford family joining donald trump on stage for part of his speech tonight. matthew denice of milford was hit and killed by a driver who was in the country illegally back in 2011. nicolas guaman was convicted and sentenced to 12 to 14 years in prison. he is now appealing. here's what denice's parents said tonight: >> he was directed to death bile legal alien. while witnesses were banging on the truck trying to stop him. >> it is donald trump for president in 2011. our son and other americans would be alive today. ed: the denices have fought for tougher laws concerning illegal immigration here in massachusetts. maria: hillary clinton critical of trump's trip to mexico. the democratic nominee talked >> people have to know that they can count on you. that you won't say one thing one day and something totally different the next. and it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and in sen newations by dropping in on the neighbors for a few hours, and then flying home again. that is not how it works. maria: clinton spoke at the american legi

adam sexton is in milford to explain why. reporter: it might seem early to start talking about the holidays, but when it comes to christmas trees, this year's drought has been a real grinch. at miracle acres farm in milford it would take divine interintervention to bring back the christmas trees that tried and failed to put down roots in year died. reporter: farmer david wheeler, who is also on the executive council, says his farm's above ground water supply dried out weeks ago. he's been able to use a well to save christmas trees in their second and third years of growth. but he, like so many others in new hampshire agriculture, is still waiting for rain. >> you see on the weather scattered showers coming, well, they never seem to get here. reporter: miracle acres started and survived a severe drought in 2000. >> this is probably twice as bad for us, we plant about 1,000 trees a year. and in 2000 we lost about 500 of those, in some of the areas where the soil is shallower. but here we just lost everything, the whole thousand

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live in milford, i'm julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: and hillary clinton firing back at the plan. her spokesperson saying, "donald trump doubled down on his anti-immigrant rhetoric and attempted to divide communities by pitting people against each other and demonnizerring immigrants. that came hours after the candid trump's trip to mexico. certainly it takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations. by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours. and then flying home again. that is not how it works. >> clinton spoke in cincinnati yesterday, and vice president joe biden will campaign for her in battleground ohio today. one of the men who wants to replace joe biden will be in new clinton's running mate tim kaine will hold a discussion in master and make appearances at organizing offices in dover, and waconia. >> the changes to a trand gender rights, a scenario where a person could face arrest for an improper, an improper claim of gender identity. a law signed by allows people to use locker rooms that corr

pence will join a rally at the milford down auditorium. the indiana governor's first trip to the granite state in august drew a huge crowd in manchester. hampshire to campaign for democrat hillary clinton. she's headed to nashua and manchester tomorrow morning and then will headline an event with governor maggie hassan at u.n.h. >>> for the very first time hillary clinton and donald trump are set to share the national stage. >> we're just days out now from the first presidential debate. sharman sacchetti is here now and she has more on what both candidates need to do. >> reporter: as hillary clinton and donald trump prepare to face-off on the same stage york, what can you expect to see? >> i think it's going to be really interesting and really unpredictable. >> reporter: for hillary clinton, a skilled debater but often rehearsed and predictible analysts say she needs to throw unpredictable trump off his game if she's to win. >> she needs to get under his skin. she needs to get under donald trump's skin and make him look as angry as he has

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is in milford township with more on what happened in this incident, anita? >> reporter: ukee, it is very tragic around 11:00 o'clock this morning paramedics rushed that toddler to st. lukes hospital, tragically did he not survive. while the father does live inside this home we're told mother does not although she has been notified and while investigators worked to piece together the details, neighbors are wondering how could something like this possibly happen. >> it is crazy. it is very sad. >> reporter: neighbor melissa lewis didn't hear gunshots but in a home across the street, two-year old ben smith did not survive it. >> whether it was self-inflicted or not, that is the manner of the investigation to determine. i don't assume anything. >> reporter: whether the boy somehow accessed the gun, what kind it was and where it was in the home, they are all questions investigators are working to answer. >> it is very up setting and it also makes you wonder if that is truly, you know, what happened. >> a loaded gun, you know what i mean. they should be be

and if you're traveling along the pike to 495 down to milford as well as near framingham. needham, too, a few sprinkles. wrentham, you'll notice more of a shower that comes on through. braintree, too, up through medford and also as you head toward hull and hung um. as we've got a lot of humidity and warmth building on in. we've got those temperatures right now in the 70s. so it's going to be a mild, muggy night. take a look at the dew points. it's in the 70s out there. when you have temperatures in the 70s, dew points in the 70s, you get some low visibility and some areas of fog. be aware of that if you're traveling through the overnight hours and for early tomorrow. hour by hour, temperatures really don't budge much in boston. may even wake up to a few breaks of sunshine across eastern areas. a lot of clouds in py. notice the risk of those showers and storms going up across our area. in fact, you'll notice the risk of showers to the west. i'll be timing those out for you, showing you what to expect in your town coming up in a few minutes. >> kerry: thanks, sarah. canton p

chopper6 was over the wreck in the northbound lanes in upper milford township.y picker overturned and spilled fuel onto the highway. it was hours before crews were able to tow the wreck away and get traffic moving again. from the air you can see the massive backups that this crash caused right in the middle of the morning commute. fortunately, though, no one was hurt. >> philadelphia is marking a milestone in also efforts to bring visitors to town. officials from visit philadelphia the city's tourism and promotion agency celebrated 20 years in existence today. merrill levitz the group's president and ceo spoke about the many ways tourism has helped the city boom in recent years. she also talked about new ways to draw even more visitors in years to come. >>> a welcome sight here after the red arrows that defined last friday. green across-the-board. the dow surging today 240 points. the nasdaq on the rise just about 86 points tax the s & p 500 also up 31 and a quarter points. >> bouncing back today. >>> next on "action "action newt 4 o'clock school bus problems ca

a person has been hit by a car in milford. the live pictures as they come in. police tweeting out the drivers should avoid the area of main street and south beau, that intersection has been blocked off and we don't want to zoom in too close to the actual scene, but first responders are working there right now. fire police on the scene, we have crews going on the ground trying to get more information and as we get updates on the breaking story happening in milford, we will pass it on to you. >> elizabeth: we continue to follow breaking news in arlington, where police have arrested a woman for child endangerment >> blair: they said she was found stumbling drunk with a 3-year-old boy after neighbors reported her on the road. police say devereaux was drunk and had taken spree description drugs earlier in the day, devereaux faces multiple charges and police will be updating the investigation any minute. malini basu speaking with police. landing in peabody. around 2:30 p.m. no one there was hurt. police say a helicopter had a mechanical problem and landed without any

full display this afternoon in milford. the annual labor day parade step off at 1:00. this is the 68th year of the event billed as the biggest lace day parade in all of new hampshire, and the theme this year was education. chosen as grand marshal, a woman who taught health in this town for more than 30 years. >> oh, it's so exciting, i was educatedded here for 31 years. this is my 40th year living in milford, this is have a blast and i'm just so honored. reporter: more than 100 groups participated in today's parade. josh: another tradition this labor day starting the day in manchester with the aflcio breakfast. it was a packed house at the greek orthodox church. the event started with the new union president in new hampshire who called organized labor and its right to collectively bargain a, quote, sacred right. >> may god help those who think last breath to protect that right and to celebrate our honor, to celebrate those who came before us. so again, happy labor day, everybody. this is our day. josh: the breakfast had a number of speakers this morning including senat

. >> reporter: the couple rushed to milford thursday afternoon where their friend of 40 years had been hit and killed of the tractor/trailer dump truck. he turned himself in to state police. it's unclear if he initially. >> she served in the national guard helping out in the blizzard of '78 and lovingly known as sarge. >> people will be sad because it's -- everybody seems to know >> reporter: as police are interviewing the driver and witnesses... >> she was a giving person. she would do anything for you. >> reporter: the town agrees. >> you'd see her around a lot. >> and you can see here tonight. behind a family. as far as the investigation, we don't yet know if the driver faces any charges. if he does, it could be up to motor vehicle homicide. live in milford tonight, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> tonight police say a babysitter was drunk and high when she was supposed to be taking care of a 3-year-old. our malini basu is live after speaking with a nanny >> we spoke to deborahs. elizabeth deborah was hired she had a boy in tow. >> i saw a woman walking and a little boy and there

live in milford tonight, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> tonight police say a babysitter was drunk and high when she was supposed to be taking care of a 3-year-old. our malini basu is live after speaking with a nanny who will face a judge tomorrow. elizabeth deborah was hired through the popular site. she had a boy in tow. >> i saw a woman walking and a little boy and there was no one else around and he was 3 and she was probably 20 feet ahead of him just walking and he was tying to keep up. tell fox 25 the 51-year-old was so drunk and high that she forgot which child care she worked for. >> caretaker that had a 3-year-old that was really, really intoxicated and tried to go into the wrong house. >> reporter: it happened around 1:30 wednesday afternoon. a neighbor called 911 after she had concerned for the antibiotic. >> she was ignoring the child. that was behind her and just seemed to be walking and i didn't know if the little boy lived in that house and he maybe was just outside and there were up, they saw devro stumbling down the street. officers searched her car and she suppose