on newbury street. happened a few months in the back bay. >> adam: today the police commissioner revealed video of what went down there and details for us. >> reporter: it was a three-month long investigation that just wrapped up this week. police say the press conference a short time ago when the video taken by a bystander you can see what it really the tail end of this encounter. it starts with the officer kneeling on top of the pedestrian which you don't see the claims the witness made is that the officer slammed the pedestrian's head into the ground pushed him, tripped him, tackled him to the ground. police said none of that -- >> the video clearly cell phone camera video showing a offduty police officer pinning a man to the ground. b.p.d.found the officer didn't use excessive force whether he ran after and got on top of -- >> all i see is an officer having his knee in someone's back. you don't see any extra punches being thrown. closely. we called in all kinds of witnesses include you go the co-wor

say he hit a car, stopped in the break down lane on saturday evening killing a 45-year-old man from newbury port. heather:no bail for a man charged with murder. she was found dead last week. the motive was unclear. moore has a criminal record that dates back to 1996 including a sex assault conviction. ed: in a new abc washington po poll it shows a tightening presidential race with just eight weeks until the election. it gives hillary clinton a five-point lead over trump and this as clinton is resting at home with pneumonia. that's not preventing trump reporter: a september surprise in the race for president. hillary clinton half the trail recovering from pneumonia. her rival donald trump on the trail and on the attack. >> she divides people into baskets as though they were objects and not human beings. reporter: trump in baltimore seizing on clinton's comments calling half of the supporters a basket full of deplorable. islamaphobic, you name it. reporter: she regretted calling half of trump's supporters deplorable. surprisingly no mention of clinton's sunday health scare, but on fox news --

avenue bridge in his honor, the david ortiz big poppy bridge, located between land down street and newbury near fenway park. the proposal is still being drafted, then go to the state house and senate for a final vote. >> anchor: we had sky 7hd over fenway park, a special portrait of the red sox slugger. you can see the picture of david ortiz has been cut into the grass on the field. so a little shoutout to the blue jays tomorrow, saturday, and sunday on the sox home turf the last regular games of the season. >> anchor: badly burned, the device that caused a woman's home to go up in names. >> we continues to follow breaking news, a commuter crash slams into a station in hoboken, killing one person injuring more than 100 other people. questions now about why the engineer never seemed we'll be right back. joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun

one of them has already been working as a firefighter in the west newbury fire department. with their hires, the 32-member groveland fire department is now nearly 20% female. congratulations to them. i wore the gear once. it is so heavy. 40 or 50 pounds. imagine, when you add water to it? tonighharvey: tonight boston isa little bit like london. it gets warmer on thursday and like the middle of summer on friday. and a warm weekend. >> this is chronicle on wcvb channel 5. >> some are known globally. >> it comes from all over the country and all over the world. >>; obscure. >> it is one of those treasures. do not have an entrance fee. all of our services are free to the public. >> all tell a story worth hearing. >> take the high ground. >> celebrity 100 years of national parks. the tale of an immigrant spy. >> he slipped his way here into the united states. >> at a firm that has been worked for centuries. >> it is a bit of a historic neighborhood. >> behind closed doors.

coming up, we're breaking down the nfl week 3 with jeremy newbury. a few days ago we put up a poll, should colin kaepernick be the starting quarterback? 59% said yes. do you think those numbers will change after today? >> they might jump up a little bit after today. i'd say 80%. >> much better news for the raiders and vern glenn is with the silver and black in nashville, tennessee. game day coming up. all of this with the global warming and the - a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. "dad can i just give him.....you're amazing." >>> it's a heartwarming video of a bay area girl giving away her food to a homeless man and it's gone viral. >> that's my girl. ella, you're amazing. >> cell phone video

once again the boston police officer involved in the incident on newbury street now cleared. kim khazei, 7 >> ryan: police on the hunt for a suspect after vandals steal part of a memorial grave in milton meant to honor a young girl killed during the holocaust. >> jadiann: kelli o'hara has the story. >> reporter: the scene of the crime you can see where this sculpture once stood. it rested upon this marble piece overlooking a beautiful pond and now the cemetery along with itself

. >> reporter: reporting from newbury, crystal haynes, fox25 news. >> daniel: a meeting to brainstorm how this save the house and get the public to weigh in. >>> we are tracking traffic and weather every ten minutes. 93 south if you were headed out the door, shouldn't have too much trouble. down to the zakim bridge, shiri. . >> shiri: normal high temperatures this time of year up to 68 degrees. today and the rest of the workweek, we will hove r close to 60. the cause behind this cool, damp and cloudy forecast coming up next. >>> you can say his head is in the clouds. coming up new at o'clock, elo n musk reveals his new plans to put people on mars. >>> we are hearing from a it's baking season. warm up with pillsburry. after 40 years of making soup at progresso, we've learned chicken is king. and so we're now using 100% antibiotic and hormone free white breast meat chicken in all of our chicken soups. long live chicken! one in eight women will face breast cancer. gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. w

. >> reporter: lisa evans is the veteran that worked for the west newbury fire department for six years before coming to groveland. >> i really wanted to help the >> reporter: that inspired jennifer hicks, a mom of two. >> i want somebody who is passionate about it running in out of my kids and i am passionate about it and i will go in after your kids. >> reporter: talking to these women, you can hear their compassion for helping others. she watched her husband go through the fire academy and says his passion for the job was contagious. one day she said, i can do this too. >> going in as a female in primarily an all male department, it can be a little nerveracking. >> reporter: helps to have four female force. together they are challenging themselves mentally and physically. >> i am pushing my stove a different limit. >> reporter: with strength and determination, these women are crushing stereotypes while serving their community. >> we hope that we show that you can be male, female, doesn't matter. anyone can go and do this job. >> reporter: vanessa welch, fox25 news. >>> groveland fire

money for the massachusetts state police for boston police for lexington for middle field and for newbury. the middleton police benevolent association will get throw $00. i'm very grateful for you finding it winthrop police association will give $5,739. we appreciate it. spreadsheet shows their money from police in braintree. harvard, billerica medford and more. we wonder why wouldn't those places know it. state they shall reofficial in charge unclaimed property told me with so many transactions it's not uncommon. are you surprised police departments have money coming to them? >> i'm not surprised because i see every day that so many different people, so many different businesses have money coming to cops say cash will straight to the community. winthrop will use money for more out reach events like this in middleton will t. will help needy families. and here's more good news because of our story, money may be on the way to your town too. >> have any police departments called you since we called them? >> dozens. dozens. yes. what's happened as a result? we've able to return over tens of t

newbury port will be under the gun for these quickly in short order. abington down to the south towards the middle of the next half hour as well. this is a record of all the wind damage report the have seen. each one of these with tree damage, don't forget they are into the fall months. less wind could equal justice and lot of damage -- equal the same amount of damage. probably sooner than 11:00, noontime or so south shore for the cape and the islands as well. off-shore by 2:00 in the afternoon. when it stops raining, i'm talking to you out in western worcester county give it another two sunshine to the west. get into that by the time we get into the afternoon. the dew point start to come down later on today. 79 in boston, but that all changes in the wake of the storm. the humidity drops considerably. 63, rain cooled air in worcester. it is soupy out there. by 2:00 this afternoon. this is all with a cold front that brings less humidity to us tomorrow actually later tonight and later today through tonight. high pressure right overhead means we have some

, boston 77 and newbury down to malden, waltham, dover over to natick and green popping out of the map and still have sprinkles and cracks in the clouds locally and add the humidity, your heat index 90 by noon. 3:00 p.m. the actual temperature close to 90?, heat index 95 and by 7:00 p.m. 81?. it should end up being brightest probably as we end up into the evening hours. i have more rain coming into town for the weekend. i will walk you through when you back to julie now with live drive time traffic. >> things working one route 1 and 128 southbound. volume lingering on 93 south starting near route 16 in medford and continuing into somerville. south of the pike getting relief on the expressway and the pike is wide open. here are live drive times, 25 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 23 minutes on the expressway. nearly 40 minutes on 93 south from andover down to the zakim bridge. breaking now new hampshire sex offender is behind bars accused of exposing himself to group of high school girls in lexington. police say jacob moebbly hall of manchester outside after a short foot

both newbury port and otter are banning all outdoor watering. the city parks won't be watered. and fire hydrants are off-limits except for emergencies. violators could be fined up to $1 00 per offense. >>> e-mail colin powell shows his dislikes of both candidates running for president. he called donald trump a national disgrace and international pariah. they were posted to d.c. leaks and comes with other hacks of high-profiled figures. an aide said the e-mails are accurate. no further comments at this time. hillary clinton also did not escape his theory, saying her campaign efforts, quote, with hubris. no response from the trump or clinton campaigns this afternoon. >>> we do have some breaking news now when it comes to the health of hillary clinton. her campaign just releasing new information from her doctors, saying she has small and noncontagious pneumonia in her right lung. that doctor adds she is recovering well and quite healthy and fit to serve as president. >> with hillary clinton sidelined by trump is trying to prove he is fit to serve as president. he shared a one-page

a 45-year-old newbury port man was killed. armstrong was drunk behind the wheel and he's facing several charges, including motor vehicle and homicide. emily: we know the name of the victim killed in a boat crash in taunton. mark green died when three hydroplane boats collided on saturday on the pond. they were competing in a regatta. green was one of them. the other two were also hurt. one still in critical condition. randy: we're getting a look, this is the building that is slated to be built where the proudy garden was. it will have state of the art facilities to treat some of the most ill patients. according to the hospital, the executives say that there is enough demand to build this facility. opponents say it will disrupt what they consider to be sacred ground for families and they say that it's emily: the red sox lead the a.l. east by two games after a win in toronto. they wrapped up the series with the blue jays during a wild one yesterday. david ortiz hit three-run homers. hanley ramirez added a solo shot. 11-8 is the

. >>> jimmy ga >> a school delay to tell you about in west newbury the page school opened at 11:15 a transformer failure caused a power outage and the delay means there be will be no preschool half day kindergarten or drop off supervision before 11:15. >>> now time to talk about jimmy if a rope low giving -- garoppolo giving the patriots >> we have highlights and reaction from nick see vony. >> reporter: -- giovanni. >> reporter: it hooks like the offense is in -- looks like the offense is in good hands while tom brady is stuck at home watching. if you are wondering what tom was doing while watching, take a look. turns out qb12 was crashing headlines like the one here posting this headline to the facebook page. a one-liner pats that said it all. celebrating a victory. jimmy garoppolo making his first career start and proved the stage was not too big. patriots season opener. jimmy g showing poise in the pocket and completed 24 of 33 passes for 264 yards. and a td in his debut and let it go ahead scoring drive late in the fourth. at the end of the day did everything bill belichick need

money for the massachusetts state police, for the boston middlefield and for newbury. the middleton police association will get $3,200. >> i'm very grateful for you finding it for us. >> hank: the winthrop police association will get $5,739. >> we really appreciate it. >> hank: this treasure offices spreadsheet showed money for police in braintree, carver, billerica and more. we wondered, why wouldn't those places know it. but the state treasury official transaction, it's not uncommon. are you surprised that police departments have money coming to them? >> i'm not surprised, because i see every day that so many different people, so many different businesses have money coming to them. >> hank: cops say the cash will go to the community. winthrop will use money for more outreach events like this. and in middleton, it will help needy families. here's more good news: because of our story, money may be on the way to your called you since we called them? >> dozens. >> hank: what's happened? >> we've been able to return over tens of thousands of dollars. >> hank: what do you

more middlefield and for newbury. middleton police association will get 3200. >> i'm very grateful for you finding it for. will get $5,739. >> we appreciate it. . treasurer's office spread show shows there's money for police in braintree, billerica medford and more. we wondered why wouldn't the places know it. but the state treasury official in charge of unclaimed property told me with so many transactions it's not uncommon. >> rule your cisse prood that police departments have money coming to them? >> i'm not surprised. because i see every day that so many different people so many differen coming to them. >>> cops say the cash will go straight to the community. w wintrhope will use it for outreach. because of our story money be on the way to your town too. >> have any police departments call you since we called them. >> dozen. >> what's happened as a result. we returned over tens of thousands of dollars. >> tens of thousands of dollars. some are actively getting on the case. the mass state police told us since we clu

for middlefield, and for newbury. the middleton police benevolent association will get $3,200. >> i'm very grateful for you finding it for us. >> reporter: this spreadsheet shows there is money for police in braintree. harvard. billerica. medford. and more. we wondered why wouldn't those places know it? but the state treasury official in charge of unclaimed property told me with so many transactions, it's not uncommon. >> are you surprised that police departments have money coming to them? >> i'm not surprised because i see every day that so many different people so, many different businesses have money coming to them. will go straight to the community. winthrop will use the money for more outreach events like. this and in middleton, it will help needy families. and here is more good news. because of our story, money may be on the way to your town, too. >> reporter: has any police department called you since we called them? >> dozens. we have been able to return over tens of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: tens of

in the monadnock region everybody in the 50's as well, newbury about 53. marlborough 54. the lakes region we're all in the mid to upper 50's. tilton 59. weirs beach 58. a little warmer where the sun was out longer, so whitefield new hampshire right now. there are the rain showers, they're already starting to get into southern new hampshire and the monadnock region. nashua, you guys probably just about to start to see the rain beginning, it would be light to mod expert looks like out by jaffrey and keene some heavier rain too. but this band right through boston is shifting to the north, so all of us in southern natural will get in on this rainfall as we go through the next couple hours. eventual i northern part of the state too, very unsettled weather off toward the west of us, so that means we'll have a few rounds of showers and downpours as we pass through the weekend. this is how things go timing wise. about midnight tonight, i think this is underestimating when the showers get up to the north. we'll probably have these already overspreading the lakes region. they'll be

and noted other locations in area on newbury street and in cambridge. no word on what will replace h & m 35,000 square foot space. dedham will be home to one three amazon book stores in entire country. the store is coming to legacy place mall and will hire 20 people. no word on when it will open. the store will sell books as well amazon kindle e reader, devices. amazon has two other book stores in seattle and san diego. >> shall we tack about how fog will be developing tonight? why it won't develop as much tomorrow night. plus kick off forecast in gillette stadium in couple nights. it's no the a spot where you expect it to be happening boston public library is getting hit by growing heroin especially dem scopic now putting a new program to help addicts. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose.

european union tourist visiting boston was diagnosed with measles which shutdown this espresso on newbury street after they immunized. >> before we have measles vaccine in this country every year we would have hundreds of deaths due to measles. >> reporter: there was also a mumps outbreak at harvard university. there were 64 cases in their final report. some of those tin fected were vaccinated. the c.d.c. says the mumps vaccine is only 88% effective but madoff says that doesn't mean you shouldn't protect yourself. >> even here in massachusetts where we have overall there are small pockets where children are not adequately immune used. >> about 97% of incoming kindergartens are evacuationiated. according from immune records counties on the cape and cape islands along with some western counties in massachusetts have the highest exemption rate. these counties also have relatively smaller student populations which means a few unimmunized students can make the percentage rates look much larger. >> even a few kids being themselves at risk but their classmates. >> there are kids who are sick if

garrett levine was looking at his phone when he sped into a rotary in newbury port hitting a police cruiser. the officer was treated and released from the hospital. garrett levine arraigned on drunk driving and speeding charges. >>> boston police are continuing to search for at least one suspect after seven people were hurt during a brawl in the theatre district. police tell us they found three people who have been stabbed outside the candy bar on tremont street early yesterday morning. four others showed up at local hospitals. police are not said what started the fight. all seven victims are expected to survive. >>> a 22-year-old is on his way home after being lost at sea for more than a week. fishing trip. nathan was found 100 miles south of martha's vineyard without his mom. the pair had been in a 32-foot aluminum boat, and they told the hartford courant went fishing once a month. at this point not clear if the search will resume for linda today. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. good morning, everyone. on 93 southbound right now. things nice and quiet. a 20-mi

. >>> and 60 people are still without power this morning after a bad crash in newbury port. yesterday afternoon a semi truck got stuck on a wire and pulled down five utility poles. wires and poles fell on cars but nobody was hurt. >>> red sox were in first place but missed their chance to extend their lead in the american seeing east. jumped over pomeranz. jj hardy blasted a home run above the wall, over the sign that put the orioles up 2-0. then rhime hold another one over and out. a five-run second inning. red sox lose 6-3 lals night. a look at the standings. toronto loss so the red sox did not lose any ground to the blue jays. a two-game lead over toronto. the os two back. yankees won so new york now just four games behind the red sox. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten on the expressway right now, things nice and quiet. in the single digits range. nine minutes from the braintree split to the pike. shiri. >> starting out in the 60s. very few spots in the upper 50s. comfortable and mild and also clear. grab the sunglasses for the morning commute. sun comes

and you can see the areas of light rain and drizzle and showers extend towards lowell and towards newbury, so most of the activity along and north of the pike currently, but this is just the latest band of moisture pinwheeling around what's left of hermine still sitting to the south. you can see towards lunchtime a lot of the showers dry up. there might be a few breaks in we're getting into the 70s. the skies brighten up today, so your ride home this afternoon, may be a little drier than was we're experiencing out there now. let's get back out to the roads. a few trouble spots. >> a few problems and a lot of delays. a live look out here. the lever connector heading south. as you head north we're watching an accident on 93, let's go to the maps. 495 southbound passing by. two lanes are closed for that acci that stays in place to the lever connector. another crash by highland avenue with one lane closed, and a slow ride on the pike, 25 minutes. 495 to 128, and route 3 is slow from 225, and then as you travel north, half-hour, braintree into boston, trains and buses back on schedule. >> we'r

three people injured after their boat runs aground off of newbury porlt. happened around 7:30 this morning. plates say the 32-foot boat hit and the coast guard was called in to help. >> also breaking overnight. a car slamming into a utility pole in medway on milford street and the crash brought down some power lines. no word yet on the exact cause or whether anyones hurt. right now there are no reports of any power outages in the area because of it. also breaking overnight. service back up and running on the orange line after it had to be shutdown. in fact passengers were escorted off the train. they were forced to walk on the dark tracks. the orange line was both directions between ruggels and back bay because of a police investigation. a suspected gang member arrested. state police officers found him after he was on the run for week. he's charged with conspiracy to distribute drugs. police in townsend said they have found no evidence that a man tried to kidnap three teenaged boys. those teens claim that a man jumped out from behind a rock and tried to gr

. >> jeremy newbury is going to break down what's going on with the 49ers.ore drama at 49er headquarters. one of their offensive linemen was considering retirement. what it all means. >> vern glenn from new orleans. >> vern glenn. you think silverado is good, he got to spend a couple days in the french quarter. >> it's the job. >>> coming up in our next half hour, hillary clinton stumbles out of a 9/11 event in new york. the healthcare that could force her to call off a campaign stop in san francisco. >> plus, a bizarre arrest in the nation's capitol, the cops threw the book at a woman for stealing his lunch. >> it's just not right in the richest country in the world that we should have people drinking contaminated water. >> and the california communities where danger is literally flowing from the faucet. our top stories tonight: extra officers are now ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ,,,,,,,,,,,, amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year- all beds on sale with t

closing around natural occurrence other locations in on newbury street no word yet on what will replace h & m in 35,000 square feet space. >>> well a stakes couldn't higher for both presidential nominee heading into first debate of general election. less that week away a lauren reports tackling terrorism is on the minds of both front runners. hillary clinton off trail today. prepping for monday night first presidential debate at hofstra university. it could be the most important night of her campaign so far. polls has all but vanished. she's had toughest couple weeks of a deplorable and pneumonia episode, and video tape of the collapse, i think that shocked a lot of people. >> donald trump boasting he's comfortable on debate stage. emailing supporters to ask what they want him to say. and telling fox news he expects to be treated unfairly by the media. >> it's a phony system. i mean, they are all okay. it's a very unfair system. both candidates trying to prove they are toughest on terrorism after bombings in new york city area have many on edge. analysts say voters face a choice between

the swedish retailer says it is a natural occurrence and noted other locations on newbury street and also in cambridge is still open. no word what will replace h & m in that 35,000-square-foot space. >>> amazon is opening a book store in our area. the store comes from legacy place mall in dedham. when it opens with the store hiring 20 people. the store with kindle reader, fire tablet and other devices. >>> and a worker couldn't get fired because she quit. how her school district forced them to shame students who had no money to pay for lunch. [ clock ticking ] time. you only have so much. that's why we wanna make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all... we should fit into your life. [ laughing ] not the other way around. >>> a funeral director is caught taking selfies with a casket. take a look at this. david jones works at a funeral several others, caskets and hearses. he said he was just checking his tie. the family members of the person he buried feel disrespected. >> a lack of respect for that time. we trust -- we t

: the locals call it the pink house, and for decades, it stood vacant and blighted near the great newbury, until the parker river national wildlife refuge bought it in 2012 and now they're not sure what to do other than demolish it. the refuge says the cost to bring it up to code after years of weather and neglect would be huge. >> little kids come out to us and say it's their dream house, artists love it, and it just really is special to everyone. >> the reporter: rochelle joseph and & son started support the pink house, aimed at saving it from the wrecking ball. but the refuge under the federal department has only given them a year to research and come up with a new purpose. >> it's what gives the police character and when we tear it down, it's gone. >> the reporter: its pink house was reportedly built out of spite in 1925 by a man divorcing his wife and it's changed hands a few times. since then and for ken richardson -- >> there's no mystery around it as far as i'm concerned. >> the reporter: the households a little less romance. he's lived across the street from it all his life. >> w

in newbury, i'm crystal hanes, fox 25 news. >> a survey finds mo the same job, but they are also less likely to be promoted. according to researchers there is equal number of men and women at entry level, 64% men, 46% women, but the gap widens as workers climb the rankings, at management only 37% are women and vice president, only 29% are women. by the time they reach the suite operating officer, 81% are men and 19% are women. >> a pretty interesting discovery in japan by archeologists see the coins? the team believes some are from the roman empire and one is from the ottoman empire. they discovered the coins in an old castle in okinawa. they think they ended up there because of old trade routes. >> interesting. four people are dead, 300 hurt when a powerful typhoon slammed into taiwan, check out the hit the coast in the past three week, it packed widgets of 100 miles per hour and gusts up to 140 miles per hour. tonight nearly 3 million people are without power. meteorologists say there is a large risk of landslides and mud slides. >> now your local forecast from chief kevin lemanowic

keeps the city, for us, >> shiri: heaviest steadiest rain from the sea coast of new hampshire down to newbury and another batch beverly down to hull. this one has actually already passed through boston but the south shore the southcoast now in the thick of it. >> sara: town of grafton still was hit and killed by a car in his driveway. police have not released the name of the child that died on sunday but the boy had two older sisters. grief counselors and support teams met with students and teachers at grafton schools yesterday. today no charges have been filed and investigators say the boy's death appears to be a tragic accident. >> gene: investigators now blaming heating pellet causing a fire. cheryl cutting died when her came too close to the home's water heater. fitchburg firefighters said nearby fire early yesterday morning at middle school was intentionally set. that middle school is now abandoned. one firefighter was hurt and investigators now searching for a suspect. the fire caused nearby school to cancel classes yesterday. >>> gene: still waiting to find the cause of the deadly week

independence usa pac is responsible >> gene: locals in newbury call the house the pink house and set vacant. 2012 the national sure what else to do it after years of neglect. the refuge given the town a year to come up with other options and first meeting is tonight. >> sara: haverhill police investigating a dog capping. their family's talk bella disappeared monday and they have theel when thing on tape. they say surveillance camera caught a man picking up bella off the sidewalk and handing her to someone in a car and haven't >> drive up and stack somebody else's dog. >> cabrera says she thinks the man that handed the dog off was tricked by the people in the car and benton think involved in the dog napping and anyone knowing about the where about give him a call. >> 1100-mile journey home. from enclosure in jacksonville, florida. animal control officer in swansea found him roaming around. so she found microchip and then recruited a volunteer transport service to help get him back home to florida. more than does two dozen people each in an hour one volunteer to the next. made it home

couple sprinkles near marion, near plymouth this morning, got a couple more batches of light rain from newbury over to boxford, haverhill, lowell, maynard this morning. worcester dry at 71?. some reports of fog also coming out of worcester and nashua, new hampshire 74 and i think if you're traveling south at all you're going to encounter that damp feel, mist in the air this morning. 84? at noon time, mostly cloudy, look at the heat index because the humidity is high today, it will make it feel like it is 95 here at 3:00 p.m., even though temperature readings are 90 >> julie: massive delays yesterday and slow spots are pretty typical, 93 south near route 60 into somerville and then a little pocket of volume building on 128 south through lexington. expressway slow going from the braintree split past morrissey boulevard and exit 13. freeport street. here are live drive times, 32 minutes on expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike. 41 minutes on 93 south. 28 minutes on 128 northbound back to you. >> bizarre mystery unfolding in boston neighborhood. dozens of birds dead on the s

. >> not residential >> no >> newbury is needed?>> it's a change in use and noncompliant structure. >> it's not a noncompliance rupture. >> it's not a noncompliant structure. >> i think there's some confusion about that. >> it's an rn-two dish. >> this is allowed. this is when i percent code compliance and i could actually go to the light wells as well in case anyone is curious. >> commissioner moore >> i still like the commission to open the 8.23 we are we are not seeing the living room of unit for audit store floor to basically 3 feet of the face of the adjoining bay window good do you see that? >> yes >> it's fairly light on the window but that is existing with his existing those structure. that's where the existing office envelope is. we are proposing to remove that part of the building structure to provide a light well. >> yes, but you are providing a notch where your dining room table is. instead of coming straight across from the bathroom going south your notching and you are 2 feet of the face of that bay window that. i beli

delay to tell you about, the superintendent of pantucket tells newscenter 5 the page school, in west newbury is operating on a three-hour delay due to a power outage there. ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. o organics, >> we have a beautiful start to the day. >> we do, a nice, dry, comfortable air, so the humidity is low, suburbs, a little cool this morning, 40s showing up north and west of town, and 56 in worcester, 40s all the way down to the south coast, and new bedford, and we recover quickly, in fact by lunchtime, most spots around 70 degrees with sunshine, and light winds, a sea breeze, low 70s at the coast, and mid to upper 70s farther inland, and the humidity stays low tomorrow, but the temperatures are back up in the lower 80s, and mid 80s on wednesday, and next chance for showers and all right, let's get you out to the roads, solar glare out there. >> and a few problem spots, the red line still dealing with severe delays

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larry mad don't have -- shut down this express on newbury street after they immunized. >> >> before we had measles vaccinationses, we would have hundreds of deaths due to measles. >> reporter: they would confirm there were 64 cases in their report. some of those were vaccinated. the mumps vaccine is only 88% effective. but madoff says that doesn't mean you shouldn't protect yourself. >> even here in massachusetts with very good vaccination rates overall. where children are not adequately immunized. >> reporter: 99% of kindergartners are vaccinated. counties in western massachusetts had the highest exemption rates. this easy counties have smaller student populations which means a few unimmunized students can make the percentage rates look much larger. >> even a few kids not being immunized, put not only classmates at risk. >> if you don't vaccinate your own kids, you're putting other kids at risk. >> reporter: getting the most people vaccinated will get protect the very few that can't or won't. >> vaccination is always safer than the diseases that they prevent. >> catherine: and that wa

that, lightning and thundershowers right now in parts of geauga county into russell, bainbridge, newbury waking up to the heavy showers and this is going to continue to push farther south. man too a aurora getting hit with some heavier rain this drying and clearing into the afternoon. the current temperatures, fairly warm. 79 degrees in menner; 75, euclid; 76, bedford and we shift into the south and western parts of our viewing area. also waking up to the mid-70s. this is pretty warm overall. okay, and we definitely have what we need to see some of those lightning strikes going off like in. >> august a. the highs are going to climb into the 90s. the rain chances are going to be on and off throughout much of the day. for the most past, we're looking at a mix a look at the power of 5 forecast. and let's look at the roads. john. >> and traffic is backing up because of the rain. look, you can see green the screen and the blues is where we're seeing ponding reported. the long backup on 77 and 71 and 90 and that is extending to the rocky river area. so, expect some delays in that area and a sl