monahan. j.c. is at trump tower. j.c.? >> it really was. the room where trump was holding his election partyt started out very quiet and subdued, by the end of the night there is jubilation, jumping up and down, trump returning to his home behind me at trump tower on 5th avenue between 57th and 56th street here in many ways historic but also ended in a way that few pollsters really had predicted so let's take a look donald trump swept the battleground states, and carried the states not won by the republicans since the 1980s. his election is having a ripple effect on financial markets, as investors worry about the future. but speaking overnight he tried to strike a conciliatory tone towards hillary clinton, including >> i graduated her and her family on a very, very hard fought campaign. i mean she fought very hard. hillary clinton has worked long and very hard over a long period of time, and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. reach out to trump overnight. we also heard from abc news that president barack ob

. >> grant: mitre's plans cubs fans living locally lots of them monahan san francisco marina district tonight to win the game when the world series on their first and 108 years. >> reporter: its are hitting the ground hard in the final few days. was the week to go before election day the candidates are ramping up the tax read it the attack note >> reporter: closing in on each other in some key battleground states present cn and polls donald trump are with and points of each other a 4844 pennsylvania according to audit award. they're stepping yet to secure the lead. the vice- president and florida or nevada birdies sanders making stops in michigan and wisconsin. and then drops children heading to camp page real heart eric and ohio for trump his daughter and but 10 crew is also coming out killing of a campaign trail live coverage of election day also brought the afternoon. the victim as mother are not happy about that. >> j.r.: as video last week a man heading or slapping a 17 year-old employee at a family farm center. outrage from the victims' family members as outraged that the d.a.'s

monahan, ed harding. newscenter 5 at 4:00. part of the new afternoon lineup massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved >> hi, i'm calvin. this ie issues class from weston high

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in bridgewater, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >> a cool and breezy friday is no store. kevin lemanowicz tells us we can see wind gusts over 20 miles per hour tomorrow. >> yeah not gonna be real brutal wind gusts. we'll see it get up to around 20 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon. but as you wake up tomorrow afternoon, you could see a couple of those. they're coming from the northwest, which is a colder air direction for us, but also a drier air direction. there's no ocean up that here will make it feel cooler certainly but not gonna bring any rain with it, per se. there is a disturbance fighting our way this weekend that could bring a couple of showers. temperatures generally in the 50s, a few 40s out there and off to the northwest there are clouds and showers. looking like they're coming right at us. zoom in with live storm track radar, it is pretty clear. showers staying to our north and not making over the burke shires. showers farther south that have since dried out trying to make that trip down the mountains. not be a bother. however, i mentioned the chance for a f

tonight the woman's brother is speaking only with fox 25's john monahan. and john, he told you he feels justice was not served here. >> that's right, vanessa. he's upset that no one was sister and niece. prosecutors had asked for a five-year sentence. the judge imposed two years. but the off-duty state trooper will only serve 120 days in jail. >> we just wanted to seek justice and don't think we did. >> reporter: tim brightman shoot down with fox 25, frustrated that no one is at fault for the fatal head-on collision involving an off-duty state trooper that left his sister >> he was at fault for something >> reporter: john was not on duty back on september 22nd, 2013. he was found guilty of driving drunk with a .19 blood alcohol level and driving recklessly when his car hit mackey, crushing the front end. susan died instantly. juliette at the hospital. >> ty >> reporter: the mother and daughter were inseparable, this is the last picture of the two taken at the red sox game that night. on the way home they were killed. after a five-day trial, a jury found ba

monahan, ed harding, newscenter 5 at 4:00, part of but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker maria: commitment 2016 -- proposal recreational marijuana touting messages as doctors. ed: but there are doctors who oppose it. reporter: the commercials on both sides convincing. with tuesday in plain view the arguments alive and well. they are getting it on the >> streets where can be laced. >> access has an impact on our children. reporter: it seems the only thins unclear, is if people know on revenue,the 6% state tax attached to the legalized sale. >> for our schools, 40 streets. >> we don't hear the real costs for public health. reporter: let's talk about the data. both sides have a lot of it,

. >> vanessa: let's go right to fox 25's john monahan who just investigation? >> the reporter: well, we're trying to piece together some details and some information, vanessa. i can tell you right now, we're on wescottage street this, is intersection we're at, of brook avenue here in roxbury. now, take a look at the scene. you can see the crime tape up across the street here, and further down, there is even more crime tape up across wescottage street. this happened a little over an hour ago, 4:20 p.m. this afternoon. boston police on the scene here, emergency crews also on the scene. we have learned that one person was shot, we know right now, he has possible life-threatening injuries, and we understand a call was made to 911 by a homeowner here. worry working to learn -- we're working to learn more information on his involvement in the shooting, trying to get in touch with boston police. as soon as we find out more details, we'll bring them to you. that's the latest live john monahan. >> vanessa: we are following breaking news involving the evening commute. if

. >> that's the smell of victory right back there when you see >> john monahan is at the fairmont copley plaza who has more on that. >> when you went to trump >> we're all happy to be here together and hopefully later tonight we will be celebrating the history that we all came here to see. thank you again for all of your hard work. right now there are people here milling around but the enthusiasm certainly has waned inside the democratic party here live in boston, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >> we're having some issues with his live shots. we're gonna check back in in a little bit. >> jennifer, you've been in contact with republican friends up there, what do they tell you. >> they're saying that she's hasn't changed in the next couple of hours, you know, somewhere really -- more really republican districts and i think she's good. >> apparently we have bob ward now, he is at headquarters of -- for kelly ayotte up in concord, new hampshire. bob, i want to ask you quickly, you said there were a couple of precincts that needed to report out on the seacoast. i assume one was durham, was th

monahan, who is following the president-elect this morning. >> good morning. many americans waking up this morning to the stunning news, an historic upset that caught even the most experienced political watchers offguard. overnight, the president-elect supporters. >> i look very much forward to being your president. and hopefully at the end of two years or three years or four years, or maybe even eight years, you will say that that was something that you were very proud to do. >> president-elect trump also likely thinking supporters rudy giuliani and newt gingrich expected to play a role. chris christie has been involved in his campaign. he will head up the transition team. it will be interesting to find out where he lands in all of this. the rnc chairman as well also front and center. we'll be following, of course, this closely in the days ahead and i'll be live all morning for you in new york city. >> hillary clinton not far from trump tower, waking up to a stunner. the race that she was confident in winning now gone. she did send her campaign chairman, john

at logan airport, john monahan, fox 25 news. a worcester woman faces charges this afternoon in the beating death of a the victim's family lashed out moments afterward. >> vanessa: the victim died during a fight at a party over the weekend and this was the first time her family saw the suspect. fox 25's stephanie coueignoux live outside lowell district court, where stephanie, it was a very emotional afternoon. >> the reporter: certainly for the victim's family, today was incredibly difficult, first, the suspect in court, not charged with murder, but with a lesser charge of assault and battery, with a dangerous weapon, and emotions of anger and pain overflowing as friends and family of glory bella. bella prosecutors outlined the events of saturday night, whether they say ornego and her son were kicked out of a party in the argument turned violent in the parking lose when perez and several other men and women beat and attacked orange. perez hit orange over the head twice with a full bottle of hennessey, while their son looked on. >

police used pepper spray as the crowd start throwing brick john monahan have details of the event that quickly spiraled out of control. >> after that all hell broke loose. >> reporter: mayhem inside the mall captured by fox25 viewers. chaos as crushing crowds at the galleria surged forward hope to control the crowd of more than 1,000, but things quickly got out of hand. >> my shoes and body got trampled over too. it is ridiculous. i had to hold on to my little brother to make sure he was okay. >> reporter: cambridge, boston, state police, local colleges and towns responded in force flooding streets with new life and even k-9s to control the mob inside. >> everyone started to run out. >> reporter: police were assaulted with glass and bricks. so they used mace to disperse the crowd. >> we were literally ten feet away. it was crazy. >> reporter: while outside people gathered again and then police had enough. >> people made their way down, and they just -- they decided to squat there. at which point the police made a wall and started moving everyone down. >> reporter: i am john monahan, ma

now the victim's brother and uncle are speaking exclusively to john monahan about the decision. >> we wanted to see justice and we don't think we saw justice. >> reporter: tim sat down with fox25 frustrated at no one is at fault for the fatal head opinion on collision involving an off-duty state trooper that left his sister, susan mack o'er and her daughter, juliet, dead. >> he was at fault for something. speed and alcohol alone. >> reporter: john basler was not on duty back on september 22, 2013. he was found guilty of driving drunk with a .19 blood-alcohol crushing the front end. susan died instantly. juliet at the hospital. >> they were very close. >> the mother and daughter were inseparable. this is the last picture of the two taken at the red sox game that night. on the way home, they were killed. after a five-day trial, a jury found basler was not guilty of motor vehicle manslaughter and motor vehicle homicide. >> it boggles our mind that is not a contribute not a contributing factor to the end result of their death. >> reporter: it is that question called causality in legal ter

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fox 25's john monahan is live with the breaking details. john? >> reporter: mark and vanessa, police say it appears that driver had some that caused her to lose control and run down one of her own neighbors. >> no charges right now for the driver. >> reporter: westwood police chief jeffrey silva says that driver a woman in her 70s lost control on adam street close to her home hitting one of her own neighbors. >> there was an area that the driver was familiar with. we don't know with why for some reason almost at the final destination the vehicle seemed to just accelerate. >> reporter: the victim a woman in and thrown onto this lawn. she was rushed to a waiting helicopter and flown to beth israel in boston. >> her condition was very serious when she was transported life-threatening. >> reporter: right now the police chief says this you all looks like a terrible accident. the driver suffering from some sort of medical issue that led to the crash. >> the evidence that we have preliminarily seems to suggest it may have been some type of a medical cau

in east boston, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> new tonight, a wayne state university police officer has died after being shot in the head while on patrol last night year the school's campus in detroit. the officer was shot after radioing in he was about to talk with possible thefts from cars in the area. a suspect was arrested but has not been charged. >>> a sick child has died after monday's school bus crash. late tonight the ntsb released these photos right here. investigators examining the bus. meanwhile authorities have learned that the driver 24-year-old walker did not have alcohol or drugs in his system. according to investigators walker had gone off of his designated route monday when the bus crashed into a investigators say they are learning more about the bus route that afternoon. >> they are looking at the history of tally road. we just ascertained that tally road not on the designated route for that school bus. >> six children are still in the hospital authorities have obtained warrants for all data on the bus including surveillance video. they have not yet spoken to chil

. >> john monahan is live in sudbury. police had to put this information out there. >> reporter: that's right, legally they have, to mark. once they did parents learned about it and they became very concerned because this man has been convicted on four counts of child rape. >> i know i won't be shopping there and i won't bring my kid there. >> reporter: you have concern. >> yeah. >> reporter: this sudbury mother worried that sean barron a level three sex offender is working in town at bart lts farm stand. she's referring to this facebook post by police. notifying the town that the level three sex offender is working in sudbury. >> concerning. >> reporter: this mother would only speak to fox 25 if we did not show her face. the sudbury police chief tells us they are required offender lives or works in the area. we tried speaking with the manager at bartlets but she would not talk on camera and then she asked to us get off the property. however, not everyone we spoke with is up in arms. this father says people, even sex offe

fox 25's john monahan live outside the cambridge galleria. since this story first broke you ontoed a lot of cell phone video of the incident? >> reporter: that's right, vanessa. fox 25 viewers who were inside shared their video with our station tonight. police say more than 1,000 event and those same viewers captured the chaos as the crowd turned violent. >> then after that, just all hell broke loose. >> reporter: mayhem inside the mall. captured by fox 25 viewers. chaos as crushing crowds at the cambridge side galleria surged forward hoping to see rapper designer and the celtics newest draft pick jalen brown at an event on mall the security initially tried to control the crowd of more than 1,000 but things quickly got out of hand. >> my shoes and my body got trampled over, too. it's ridiculous. i had to hold onto my little brother to make sure he was okay. >> reporter: police from cambridge, boston, the state police, local colleges and towns responded in force flooding streets by the mall with blue lights and even k-9s to control the mob ins

live in danvers tonight, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >> incredible video there. glad everyone is okay, john. we'll see you again at 11:00. tonight we are learning this brush fire flynn is now under control. skyfox captured the scene earlier this evening. the fire department tells us no buildings were threatened by the flames. the cause is still investigation. >>> new at 10:00 a salem, new hampshire man wanted for stalking has been caught by police. when officer tried to arrest him they say he ran off down route 28 leaving his 2-year-old in the car. officers were able to capture him down the road. they say they used a stun gun to bring him down. he's now charged with endangering a child and resisting arrest. >>> president-elect donald trump first post election interview will air this sunday. trump along with his family york city home following tuesday's victory. cbs aired a preview of the interview. he was asked how people with preexisting conditions will be covered if he repeals obamacare. >> it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> also with the children

john monahan is in chelsea tonight where there are few things that stick out in this video that could help police find the driver. >> this surveillance video is tough to watch. a 72-year-old woman appears at the bottom of the screen in a suddenly this white minivan hits her. she's knocked to the pavement and the minivan keeps ongoing. >> he doesn't have a heart. >> reporter: kayleigh lives in this chelsea neighborhood she is stunned the driver did not stop. >> it was so hard. who would do that to a woman. >> reporter: this man also upset. >> i don't know what to say. to me it's disgusting. i don't know why anyone could ever do that. >> reporter: broad way and street. packed with cars and pedestrians. >> sometimes they see that you're coming but they don't stop. >> reporter: while our crew was filming two cars collided a block away. >> no, not surprising. you can hear fire once or twice a week. it's just crazy. >> reporter: chelsea police released the video with a close-up of the minivan. they say there's a paper note taped to the back window and it appears to be an older model dodge c

fox25's john monahan reports that the robber actually took the car from the house they just ransacked. >> the skyfox above this sterling neighborhood. this house, the target of a home invasion tuesday morning. >> all masks. all wearing gloves. >> reporter: a 70-year-old woman was home alone inside her bedroom when three men dressed in black entered 13 stephanie ann lane. >> no sign of forced entry. no -- we believe the doors were unlocked. the victim was in her bedroom when the intruders came into the house. >> reporter: the trio tied her up threatened the woman. >> they held a knife to her throat. they were demanding money and the location of the safe. there was no safe. >> reporter: police say it was all over in about 20 minutes. the men grabbed about $1,000 in cash and also took off in her 2004 cadillac. this is the sad lack stolen from that house in sterling. police found it several miles away near i-190 and they dusted the vehicle for fingerprints. the three men gone. police that i was not random. >> we don't know if they play been familiar with the individual. >>reporter:if and

fox25 john monahan spoke to the man's sister whose family is looking for answers. >> we are looking for closure. >> reporter: a new $10,000 reward for information on her brother norman lee's disappearance a year and a half ago gives her hope. >> there are questions that of the incident. >>reporter: rita hopes the money and renewed have into what happened to her brother will spark someone's memory. norman's childhood friend and current chief of the bridgewater police hopes for the same. >> maybe it is someone who realizes that they may have witnessed something or observed something or known something they didn't think was important at the time but may have bearing on the investigation in trying to determine what actually happened to norman. >> reporter: wife were vacationing in the dayman islands. while sporkling back in march of 2015. local police say the couple somehow got separated some 250 yards off shore. >> do you think he is the victim of foul play? >> i don't know what happened to him, but there are a lot of unanswered questions that need to be answered. >> reporter: norman is a

monahan, ed harding. newscenter 5 at 4:00. part of the new afternoon lineup starting wednesday, november 9, massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. >> hi, i'm mike love from the beach boys. we're really looking forward to seeing randy price and all our friends and fans in boston for the mission gratitude concert supporting and saluting our veterans and their families. hope to see you there. until then, good morning, boys in concert. we're inviting everyone to join us. it's called mission gratitude. it's a tribute to our military men and women. it's free to my fellow vets a

fox 25's john monahan explains why the law of evicting them isn't so cut and dry. >> the confession of a serial killer. he's accused of murdering four people over 10 years. new details about the horrific crimes police >> another now it's the men's cross-country team. women's team. >> fox 25's jim morelli spent the day on campus speaking with students of frustrated. >> reporter: you might say they couldn't run away from the truth so they told it. they admit for past several years it has created spreadsheets on the women's cross-country team which included comments about weight, appearance, and sexual innuendo. >> sexualizing women in that way i think is really disgusting. >> reporter: the revelations appeared in saturday's harvard crimson and hot on practice which created scouting reports on members of the women's soccer team. some of which were sexually explicit. >> it's important that harvard has taken the stance it has and these issues do not just end after this. the stand harvard has taken for the men's soccer team. information we receive. yet provided plenty of fodder for about dep

fox25's john monahan the laugh evicting them isn't so cut and dry. >>> chilly but pleasant evening but you know what, it will be even colder by the weekend and i am looking for what is going on for election day so you can get out to vote. >>> a live look at hillary clinton rally going on in allendale michigan. let's listen in. >> and i know -- i know there is nothing we can't do when we make up our minds. throughout our history, generations of americans have risen together to meet the tests of their time. >> vanessa: pushing for last-minute votes, president obama will be speaking putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do y

for now, live in brockton, john monahan, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: we are tracking weather alerts now at 5:00 p.m. drivers are taking it slow tonight on the zakim, as more rain moves through our area. >> blair: the radar is out there showing you how widespread it is right now. coming down heavy at times. jason brewer is in for kevin. >> sarah: we're getting a couple of rounds, even within this night, blair and elizabeth. i'm tracking the showers up and down our heaviest traveled areas, the pike, the expressway, 95, 128. there are some breaks, not everyone is getting the heavy rain. southern new hampshire right now, you've got wet roads everywhere, but they're just spotty scattered showers, coming back in from the wells. then, peabody, boston, brockton, all the way down the pike here. now there is a break here as well. western norfolk county, southern brief lull, with you there's plenty more back to the west that will fill this through the evening and this heavy rain, the yellows you're seeing, duxbury, in a fewer more minutes over to marshfield by 5:10 p.m., an increasing intensity of

fox 25's john monahan explains why the law of evicting them isn't so cut and dry. >> the confession of a serial killer. four people over 10 years. new details about the horrific crimes police say i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask for your vote. >> another now it's the men's cross-country team. accused of making sexually explicit comments about the women's team. >> fox 25's jim morelli speaking with students of frustrated. >> reporter: you might say they couldn't run away from the truth so they told it. they admit for past several years it has created spreadsheets on the women's cross-country team whi

i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. mbta bus driver accused of leaving the scene of the accident. it happened just before 6:00 tonight near west wyoming and river streets in melrose. the bus hit a parked car and then drove off. officers say the driver is no longer transporting passengers. they're also investigating whether he was under the influence of prescription drugs at the time. police arrested lori albanis found two loaded high capacity guns and two stun guns. police arrested a teen who lives in the home the same day. they say their investigation started after he posted about weapons on social media. >> now at 10:00, coming together. >> mr. president, it was a great honor meeting with you. >> reporter: the new ahead. >> the pomp and circumstance on the first meeting between the presidential-elect -- the president-elect and the president have subsided. blair miller outside the white house for us tonight with what he's been able to learn about their lengthy conversation. >> that meeting happened near the white house inside the oval office. you might think this would have been

monahan. ed hardy. jc: fighting crime from above. a city councilor in new bedford wants police there to use drones in high-crime areas. new at 6:00, newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich reports the proposal is raising privacy concerns. >> y are looki at one of the two drones in the w bedfd police arsenal. the chief and one ofis search-and-rescue. brian is proposing an expanded use. aerial crime-fighting. >> it would be used for public it would be used forraffic control. it's like having a helicopter. >> the aclu argues police should not stop violence. it will end monitoring pele going about their day lis.the ps department uses fixed cameras and conduct surveillance with officers on fooor in police cruisers. the law does not require a search warrant for such activities. >> we are?f not looking to viole ople's rights or peek into winds. dimension. this is restricted airspace. new bedford police would need to gea waiver before flying drones above 500 feet. the city council will discuss the proposal but the police chief in the next few months

. >> it turns out the chief of police in bridgewater grew up john monahan there to speak with him. john. >> vanessa and mark, we spoke to the chief tonight and also to the man's sister. both are just looking for answers. the fbi's sizable reward makes they hopeful they will finally get some. >> we're looking for closure. >> reporter: rita lee tells fox 25 that a new $10,000 reward for information on her brother to be answered as far as the circumstances of the incident. >> reporter: rita hopes the money and renewed interest into what happened to her brother will spark someone's memory. norman's childhood friend and current chief of the bridgewater police hopes for the same. >> maybe it's someone who realizes that they may have witnessed something or observed something or noted something that they didn't think was important for a time by may have bearing on the investigation in trying to determine what actually happened to norman. >> reporter: norman and his wife were vacationing in the cayman islands while snowmobiling back in march of 2015. local police say the couple somehow got

fox 25's john monahan spo brother who feels justice has not been served here. >> that's right, mark. he's upset that no one was found at fault for the death of his sister and niece. the prosecution asked for a five-year sentence. the judge imposed two years. but the off-duty state trooper will only serve 120 days behind bars. >> we just wanted to seek justice and we don't think we did. >> reporter: mr. brightland sat down with fox 25 frustrated that head-on collision involving an off-duty state trooper that left his sister susan and her daughter juliette dead. >> he was at fault for something speed and alcohol alone. >> reporter: john was not on duty back on september 22nd, 2013. he was found guilty driving drunk with a .19 blood alcohol level and driving recklessly when the car hit mackey, cr susan died instantly. juliette at the hospital. >> they're very close. >> reporter: the mother and daughter were inseparable. this is the last picture of the two taken at the red sox game that night. on the way home they were killed. after a five-day trial, a jury found that she was not guilty

. >> from the south shore up the >> fox 25's john monahan is standing by live now. the next high tide is just over an hour away. right? the king tide rose up over this wall, then over that this morning and flooded this parking lot under a foot of water. people here waiting and watching to see how high this king tide will be. >>> trees sal works along the waterfront so getting to work this morning was not easy. >> we came over and saw the aware was like halfway through difficult to get to work today. >> reporter: teresa had to park across the lot and work her way along the higher technology get inside. the king tide coupled with the super moon pushed water right up to the lawn in boston. parts of morrisey boulevard in dorchester were under even more water than last month's king tide according to state police and the extreme tide flooded in scituate, high tides are not unusual. >> we've probably seen this three or four time during the winter. january, february storms. so it's something we have to live with. >> reporter: but in a town where tides and storms are measure

i had three irish coffees and confessed twice to father monahan. he loves my hat. look, maude-- dropped out of your wallet, and, walter, i looked at it! oh, i-i'm so ashamed! i even went to the apartment and confronted the girl! darling, darling, darling. we all make mistakes. the important thing is that we learn from our lesson. oh! oh, walter, walter, you're so understanding! well, i like to think so. that's why when carol told me what you did, that you went into town-- oww! you knew?! you let me make a fool of myself twice in one day? walter, isn't it enough that i have learned my lesson? what lesson, maude? that a woman should never look through her husband's wallet because she's certain to find something that'll wreck their marriage. you think you've learned your lesson? oh, you didn't learn anything at all. i was talking about a man's privacy, here! i don't have anything to hide! here! look through this! look through it all! paw through it! check it for fingerprints! do any damn thing you want! walter! walter, you come right back! look, if you-- i am not gonn

jc: and i'm jc monahan. the suspect was arraigned to inowell district court. the he's li in loll.lamberty was reporter: a dozen and a half things of the defendant as she was being arraigned and moments afterward. let's owhe dendant is buried -- defendant is. she has been charged with hitting the victim with aulle oo the dendant was one of those p prosecutors's ctent she was a passenger in a car that may have run over the victim as it drove away. prosecutors are asking for cash bail. >> she is charged with assault and battery caung serious bodily injury. increased to murder. you are look at family members of the v, visibly upset. details which they were not aware of. they are upset this defendant is being held on the $30,000 cash bail. ed of sao tome see -- sal dimasi. heas gra a compaionate rease cause of p hiscal condition after battlingever cancers. he has served five years of an 8-year prison sentence for extortion and fraud. dimasi is one of just a dozen federal prisoners who have bee given early release since 3. the young children had rarely left their he

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fox 25's john monahan joins us live from the one spot that could soon see a lot of chopper activity. exact location is not set in stone. but the area behind me is being considered. many of us know it very well. this is concert pavilion in south boston. right behind hit is an area called dry-dock four it and could soon be buzzing with activity. flying and landing at a heliport in boston is still up in the air. it's part of the $120 million city and state incentive to get g.e. to relocate to boston. with it noise and pollution, concerns boston city councillor michael flaherty. >> knowing that more excited about g.e. coming to boston than me but my primary functions are to represent the constituents of boston. >> reporter: that was shown at the public hearing as a possible example. >> includes full services as you would see in an airline terminal. >> reporter: many here worried where a boston heliport might be located. sites have been ruled out. >> reporter: they are: that brought applause in a packed snroom in the vicinity of dry-dock port to the east of the fish pier. >> reporter: tha

fox 25's john monahan is live for us in dorchester. john, the d.a. says the teams didn't like the victim's accent. >> no, they didn't like her and it escalated from there. as the victim tried change her seat, she was beaten up. those three teens are now charged with hate crimes. >> well, i think that it's terrible. >> reporter: the reaction from each person the same. >> that's so sad. it's just sad. i don't understand it myself. >> reporter: people who live in savin hill disturbinged that a woman who boarded a red line train at 7:30 in the morning last monday was mocke and all of it because the victim appeared to be an immigrant, according to suffolk county d.a. dan connely. the d.a. says in a news release that three 15-year-old females started making fun of a 49-year-old woman, for her accent and difficulty with english. at one point telling her to go back to her own country. >> it's an insidious feeding of anger and hatred of the people. i don't get it? then as the woman tried to leave one of them repeatedly punching her and hitting her in the face

fox 25's john monahan is live outside chelsea court. john the victim is a 57 72-year-old woman. >> that's theors walk where she was hit. police have released that video hoping somebody can help to i.d. that driver. this surveillance video is tough to watch. a 72-year-old woman appears at the bottom of the screen in a crosswalk. suddenly this white minivan hits her. she's knocked to the pavement and the minivan keeps ongoing. >> he doesn't have a heart. >> reporter: kayleigh lives in this chelsea neighborhood did not stop. >> it was so -- who would do that you know an older woman. >> reporter: this man, also, upset. >> i don't know what to say. to me it's disgusting i don't know why anyone could ever do that. >> reporter: broadway and chelsea is a very busy street. packed with cars and pedestrians. >> sometimes they see that you're coming but they don't stop. >> reporter: while our crew was filming two cars collided a block away. >> no, it's not surprising. you twice a week. >> chelsea police released the the video with a close-up of the

fox 25's john monahan is live in brockton for us tonight and john, that storefront window held up pretty good against that huge rock. >> it certainly did. we have that rock right here, vanessa. take a look. this is the rock the man tried to throw through this window. little did he know the own her spent hundreds of dollars on this tempered glass when and threw the threw it at the window it bounced right off on the ground. the driver gets out looks around and launches a rock into the glass door of two debbie's convenience store in be brockton. >> and drove the rock it comes back at him. >> reporter: steve davis who testified in the whitey bulger trial, about the murder of his sister deborah davis, owns this store. steve says as he watched this surveillance video he could only laugh. >> i was actually the first time i seen the vie was tearing i was laughing so hard. i said this has to be the stupidest son of a b. after the first toss he picked up the rock and this time wound up. >> throws it again it and bounced back at him so hard he just use more power. and the thing came. >> reporter: t

. >> our john monahan spoke to him you are in at 10:00. this is an unusual scam? >> that's right. mark, someone copied this landlord's on-line ad tried to trick tenants into potentially giving up personal information and even sending cash to get a key. >> all the floors are new. property in lynn. >> i get an average of five to six calls a day. >> reporter: most from ads he posted on-line. one to trulia. >> they give you the option to post it craigslist. >> and with one to craigslist that one is causing some concern. people showing up at his house asking frank why his ad was posted twice. but that's not all. >> not only was twice but the other time that was posted was post of the price that i posted the ad for. >> reporter: and one person said he asked for his social security number by phone. >> i said well, we will never ask for social security on the phone. >> reporter: another said she was told by a man she thought was frank that in order to get a key she needed to send cash. >> we needed to send him $900 deposit or something like that. i said that's when i'm reached out to fox

jc: and i'm jc monahan. we're here in the weather center with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. us. anchor: we have some rain on this holiday and some slick travel. see that moving in from the west, even some signs of snow. that is going to be enticing much of new england. downtown boston, we are try but the clouds are thick overhead. it is an ominous a few light showers starting to pop up moving eastward. that is extending into new hampshire where we are seeing signs of snow mixing in. moving out the west there is no moving into the berkshires. we are not expecting the snow to break its way in but we will be seeing a chance of slick travel. 43 degrees. overnight is coming up. ben: one person has died after a tragic one way crash. jc: it happened early this morning on i-495 in plainville between exits 13 and 14. police say the driver was headed northbound in the southbound lane. newscenter 5's diane cho joins us live now from the foxboro state police barracks, with the latest on the investigation, diane? diane: we are on an overpass near this scene. investigators ar up going the wro

we'll inside meeting very in south boston i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. new a six first look proposed development north quincy t station developer plans to build more than 600 apartments. and 50,000 square feet retail space they want to build parking garage on top existing quincy mbta station lot. the project will likely go before the city's planning board some time next year for approval. >> it appears tom brady can finally laugh at the deflategate ordeal. with two customers companying how foot locker can great year after year and keep getting better. that's when brady interjects. that's an unfortunate mind said tom brady just because manage great year after year doesn't mean something why can't some thing just great. start with questions and then questions turn into assumptions and assumptions turn turn into vacations. why would you punish greatness for engine sma never ev i lost my appetite. >>> well at least you can laugh about it now so can we. so what did tom's teammates think of new commercial you will hear their reaction all new in sports. i tell

((sot)) monahan "we have thousands of cops out there? million of spectators out there?" ((gfx)) to protect the 3.5 million people expected at the macy's parade.. the nypd.. h more than 3,000 officers.. bomb sniffing dogs and even roof-top snipers.. authorities also blocked off cross streets with ((gfx)) more than 80 sand- filled trucks and more than 100 blocker cars.. "these vehicles are there to give everyone a sense that this is going to be a real safe place." all of this.. to prevent an attack like the one in nice, france.. where the driver of a speeding truck killed 86 in july. earlier this month.. isis propaganda also called the parade an "excellent target" and the fbi issued this warning.. "holiday celebrations, beginning with thanksgiving and the start of the shopping season could be targeted by and just days ago.. police arrested a brooklyn man who, prosecutors say, talked about attacking times square. the extra security.. so far.. a comforting sight.. for families. ((sot)) "it's nice to see how many police you've got here as well, so we feel really safe." elizab

((sot)) monahan: "we have thousands of cops out there. part of a massive security operation.. the added security also included closing side streets along the route.. with more than 80 sand-filled all of this.. to prevent an attack like the one in nice, france.. after isis propaganda called the parade an "excellent target".. earlier this month.. and the arrest of a brooklyn man just days ago for allegedly talking about attacking time square. mos: "we know nypd do a great job. we have full faith they will keep us secure." mos: "security has been great. having a fantastic time." nyc officials said all along.. there were no credible threats.. they even visited 135 truck rental sites to make sure no one suspicious tried to rent one. elizabeth hur standup close: at the end of the day.. the nypd says this is all about better to be safe than sorry.. and fortunately, there were no reported incidents. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. we all know -- las vegas is a huge tourist destination -- any time of the year. but next on 13 action news live international destination for holiday sho

thanks for joining >> and i'm jc monahan. we're here in the weather center with chief meteorologist harvey leonard. harvey: i have to show you behind there is a wind advisory. the actual temperatures are only 30-35. the afternoon feels like it is 24. the winds will stay busy before sunset. flurries going on. it is an extension of the snow coming from the great lakes right now. several more hours of snow flurries. by late tonight, you can look forward to more sunshine. temperatures rise. coming up in an hour. jc icy roads created traffic : -- icy roads created traffic nightmares for some drivers in new hampshire this morning. in durham, one driver died in a crash with a tanker truck on route 4. the road was closed near the lee town line. rollovers and spinouts were also reported in epsom, and across many other granite state communities. here in massachusetts, we didn't deal with much ice, but the high winds created a scary situation for this trucker in weston. a tree came down, taking live wires with it this morning on oak str