pepperell police say he resigned after an investigation into that incident was completed. right now, we're still working happened. >> mark: new hampshire police chief is died on charges of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. john laroche is accused of having sexual contact with 16-year-old who was in the explorer program of the boscawen police department. the assault allegedly occurred between 1999 and 2000 when town. the chief has been on unpaid leave since august, he has pleaded not guilty. >> heather: a woman on the run decade waived her extradition in a new hampshire courtroom. authorities pulled 35-year-old ursig over on 93 north yesterday and discovered she had a warrant for her arrest out of pennsylvania. she's charged in a burglary case from 12 years ago and tonight

pepperell, 26. nashua right now 23. reading, you are sitting in the mid-20s. 25 in foxborough. a little bit milder for the outer cape from p-town to chatham. some clouds and even a few sprinkles wouldn't be surprised to see a few sprinkles mixing on in. mainly to the east and other mainly to the east and otherwise sunrise at 7:02. we will start to see that sunshine and work away at the sub freezing temperatures. climb to the lower 40s by the lunch hour. upper 40s by the afternoon. winds will be a little lighter too. it will feel a little bit better and feel even better later on this week. we will show you the warm-up coming up in a bit and a look at your traffic with julie grauert. >> skyfox is over an accident right now that is delaying things on 93 south right before montvale avenue in woburn. take a closer look. you can see that far right lane is blocked. several police vehicles are on scene creating a bit of a bottle. neck situation as you are headed down 93 south. other parts of town that we are

phil: a pepperell belize sergeant off the job, accused of choking a prisoner. the middlesex da confirms that armando herrera is facing several charges. so far no information has been released on the condition of that prisoner. but police chief david skied did issue a statement saying, i want to assure the -- david scott did issue a statement saying, i want to assure the citizens of pepperell. we thank you for your continued support. sergeant herrera was with the department for more than 30 years. jc: a tipster who questioned the integrity of a juror in aaron hernandez' s murder trial earlier this year went before a judge today. newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich is live in fall river tonight, todd, the questioning was done behind closed doors? >> it certainly did, jc. no access to the public. the testimony could bolster s chances of winning an appeal. hernandez' s defense attorneys as where hernando' of odin lloyd. one carried with him a suit for hernandez to wear during the hearing. the former patriots tight end serving a life sentence in prison without possibil

a pepperell police officer off the job after allegedly using excess i force at the police station. the sergeant stepped down after the department finished its own investigation into this incident. the chief isn't giving details as to what happened but he says it was an isolated incident. also, police in concord, new hampshire searching for a suspect accused of robbing a mcdonald's. witnesses say he walked in, holding what looked like a rifle or shotgun, and demanded money. they also say he was not wearing a shirt. if you have any information, you are asked to call police. and happening today: the woman who questioned the integrity of a juror in the aaron hernandez murder trial is now going before a judge. a lawyer for hernandez says the woman called him and said a juror was aware that the former patriots tight end was also charged in a double murder in the south end in 2012. that double murder case wasn't discussed when hernandez was tried on charges that he killed odin lloyd.

today was a warm day all around pepperell closes in on 80 degrees. we had 77 waltham. webster representing there with 76 in wrentham at 75. stoneham at 73 for a high temperature. fall back into the 60's. i know this guy. this is john duffle up at hampton beach. yeah, it looks beach worthy of where is everybody? good for a stroll on the beach i'm eshower a lot of people were right on that sea wall there walking and jogging and doing their thing of shorts and t shirts, still this evening? why not? downer outside? sure, if the furniture is still out it's worthy of that. fitchburg at 77. 73 in boston, 70 worcester right now and the bugs probably are dormant in the lawn is getting close to it too so ideal conditions here. we do need a hard freeze though to wipe out the of the of the mosquitoesp there are city ale few of them around mass. the long range forecast will take care of all of the bugs as real cold settles in by the weekend too. that may be the end game for the growing season for the mosquitoes and maybe even dinner outside. anyway, temperatures all the way

let' s get right to the eye' s frank holland he' s following developments in pepperell this morning. frank: that pepperell police sergeant has now resigned after being accused of beating up a prisoner here at the police department. all of this started with an internal investigation last month. at that point, sergeant armando herrera was placed on administrative leave. that investigation just wrapped up and herrera voluntarily resigned from the force. he is in his early 50' s, an almost 30-year veteran of the department, and during his tenure, we' re told he received praise for his police work here in town. right now, the district attorney' s office is investigating. at this point, no charges have been filed. we' ll bring you new information as we get it. randy: new this morning, an investigation is underway after a contractor was caught taking a selfie on the wing of a plane at logan airport. american airlines tells us it happened last night on a plane parked in a hangar. someone saw the contractor and man' s security badge and escorted him away. to make sure it wasn' t damaged. alex

randy: to pepperel now, where a police officer is off the job after alarming allegations. the eye' s frank holland is following developments in the town this morning. frank: that pepperell police sergeant has now resigned after being accused of beating up a prisoner here at the police department. all of this started with an internal investigation last at that point, sergeant armando herrera was placed on administrative leave. that investigation just wrapped up and herrera voluntarily resigned from the force. he is in his early 50' s, an almost 30-year veteran of the department, and during his tenure, we' re told he received praise for his police work here in town. right now, the district attorney' s office is investigating. we' ll bring you new information as we get it. >> i don' t care what you say about me, it doesn' t bother me a bit. emily: hillary clinton defiant after 11 hours of intense questioning on the benghazi attacks. her message today -- it' s time to move forward. one big question, of course -- will that marathon grilling session impact her presidential hopes

jc: we are learning more about s pepperell police officer who are wind -- who resigned today. used charged with strangulate and, witness intimidation, and filing a false report. the nearly 30-year veteran of the force had been the subject of an internal investigation. the police chief released a statement saying, i want to assure the citizens of pepperell this is an isolated incident. new at 6:00, thieves sweep through a bingo game, stealing money meant for treasury. phil: the robbery took just a few seconds? reporter: only a few. they have had bingo here for 43 years and never a problem. until last night. >> i look up and i see this fellow with a halloween mask. and, you know, i thought it was a joke. and then he just grabbed the till and i only saw him for a second. reporter: they popped up faster than the bouncing balls. >> one had a mask on watching. the other came back. i heard the moneybox slam. >> just grabbed the top piece and threw it on the floor. reporter: they were only in here for 10, 15 seconds. then they were gone. >> we saw a black pickup truck going down the s

ed: breaking news, a pepperell police sergeant off the job. the accusations of excessive force. ed: let's get right to that of police brutality. heather: newscenter5's john atwater is live in pepperell with information just released. john? john: he has now resigned and police opened up an internal investigation a few weeks ago. it just wrapped up and charges herara voluntarily resigned. he is in the early 50's. has opinion with the department now almost 30 years. over the years he has received braze but out of a job after he beat up a prisoner here. the district attorney's office investigating now. right now, the former officer has not opinion charged with a crime. live in peper rel tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. wcvb newscenter 5. ed: also break tonight. also breaking tonight. >> a lot of real answers that we're look for were pushed off or not answered in the detail we would like. >> relatives still searching for answers tonight and wcvb newscenter 5's phil lipof is here with the breaking details. phil? phil. this hearing was as partisan as you could have haded. repu

. >> jadiann: off the job, a pepperell police officer facing troubling charges is resigning from the force. >> you know, i would imagine i've thought more about what together. >> christa: hillary clinton closing the book on an 11-hour hearing on benghazi. the sister of a local man killed in the attack says the former secretary of state didn't tell the whole truth. >> jadiann: mexico bracing for impact. hurricane patricia strengthening own night. now the most powerful storm -- or central america has ever seen. good morning, everyone, i'm jadiann thompson. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. let's get a check of your forecast. jeremy, how are you doing? >> jeremy: doing well. here we are, 40s and 50s. boston 52. beverly 48. worcester 45. so the commute will be dry. the day is dry. partly to mostly sunny skies through the day. and we'll have a cool breeze develop so even though right now the numbers are in the upper 40s, a couple of lower 40s away from boston, you notice at 2:00 this afternoon, there's not much improvement. 49-51. a cool breeze through the afternoon then chilly ashows up l

the town of pepperell some orange and yellow showing up in here there's route 113. here some of that orange right down in here it's right over these roadways overlook drive for instance seeing some of that heavy pounding rate ryne now in the town of pepperell. into southern new hampshire we're seeing some of that nashua over through hollis seeing some heavy rain. finally out to cape cod and the islands where downpours are happening here as well on the south coast of the cape and into barnstable it looks like it's very close to hyannis. hyannis and hyannisport that heavy rain moving right toward you right now in the 26th 20 minutes. -- now in the next 20 minutes. at times pouring outside and during the morning commute shiri will be tracking these showers coming through the area. heavy downpours and likely thunder and lightning. seeing that to the west now no reason it can't translate into eastern new england tomorrow morning. these bright colors giving me a real good idea if there will be heavy rain and likely thunderstorms moving on through. here's the good news by

pepperell too and boston. beautiful shot of the setting sun. we talked about the sunset last half hour and snap and on the twitter feed from cindy lat out in cape cod. this is a beautiful shot. setting sun. so up and down temperatures over the next couple of like a roller coaster. no storms are brewing but quick before moving weather systems that bring in front. that is the issue, cold front, warm front, that brings the temperature down, brings it back up again. so 65 in boston. ouren reading, that is the high for the day. we'll do that instead. was 64 last hour. tonight i expect these showers to fade out. mostly, there might be a sprinkle. we'll lou it. there will be a lot of clouds around, too, we can't shake the cloud issue for tomorrow either. tomorrow is an odd day because it'll feel balmy. the second half not so. and easterly wind will take over from a front that is sagging down from the north. we call it the backdoor front. these are notorious for cooling us off and possibly bringing in a fog bank tomorrow night and tomorrow night so upp

. >>> a pepperell police officer just fired from his job is now being charged with strangling a prisoner. armando herrera was fired and now been indicted on witness intimization. >>> police are searching for the gunman responsible for a murder in brighton. someone fired shots shortly before midnight last night hitting and killing a 30-year- old man. witnesses say this happened right in front of that man's girlfriend and his baby. >> i'm in shock. i just can't believe this is happening around here. to hear something like this, it really does make things really too close to home. >> boston police tell us tonight they are using surveillance video from that area as they hope to identify the shooter. >>> the man who started staples and built it into a retail giant has died. thomas stemberg died at his home in chestnut hill. he was 66 years old. he launched staples in 1986. the chain now has more than 6800 stores. >> a former principal fired from her job is suing the archdiocese for a million dollars. last december she was investigated for possible indecent exposure after using the student bat

sterling and also looks like maybe over at the quabbin then up into parts of middlesex county maybe pepperell. too. if it holds together. anyway the fate of the eventually. then we'll get dry air in here, tomorrow is a pretty good day. we've one more front to come through to reenforce the cooler air and give us another bit of a jogdown tomorrow night and thursday as pell. setting the stage for old colder weather long-term. dew points are holding around 60 or in the lower 60s tomorrow, not that much cooler. 68 in boston. 67 framingham. foliage looks great out there. a lot of beautiful color and beautiful pictures coming in across parts of northern new england as we watch this color wave descend down. beauty is in the eye of the beholder. i say it's in peak central mass, took i believe there are two phases to the fall one where you have -- foliage. one where you have the maples then one where you have the oaks. maples are in charge now. 49-55 degrees. with the west wind at 8-16. tomorrow our winds are brisk as the front passes through. partly sunny overall. i would peg it at about 20-25%, that'

a pepperell police officer is off the job, accused of strangling someone. the district attorney tells fox fox 25 sergeant armando herrera has been charged with strangulation, witness intimidation and filing a false report. pepperell police say he resigned after an investigation into the incident was completed. right now, we're still working to find out exactly what happened. also tonight, a boston teenager facing serious charges after he allegedly tried to bring a loaded gun to school. police say a 15-year-old student was late to the boston tech academy in mattapan and was seen trying to get around the metal detectors. the boy's unzipped backpack, the teen allegedly took off. but police caught up with him, and after a struggle, they were able to arrest him. >> we continue to keep an eye on hurricane patricia. this is a view of the massive storm from space and you can see, it is huge and tonight, millions of people are bracing for impact when that hurricane hits lands, trying to get away from the coast. seven popular resorts and hotels are in its path and as

across central mass and this faded to a regular shower moving through leominster and up through pepperell as well then it's right around marlboro, westboro. tomorrow sunshine, clouds, there maybe a sprinkle as a front pushes through in the afternoon. see the clouds collect there. that is front going by but i would say that is about 20% chance at best for tomorrow. high temperatures, wow, this is respectful. another showing of upper 60s once again and mid 60s out through central mass. it's not all that chilly just yet but we push down the numbers into friday and more so into the weekend. normal high temperature about 62 degrees, own there late week we're close to normal. even shower clears skies 49-a 55. a passing sprinkle possible. wind will be brisk tomorrow. i don't have any showers on the seven-day forecast but they're hidden. thursday night, so i don't see them. otherwise a dry forecast. there is the chill sunday and monday. slated for that time frame. see you tonight. >> great football weather for football. >> the family dog scooby has discovered the selfie. t.b. 12 posted a photo of

it's reaching over to ashburnham and into pepperell as well. cruising down route 2 and then cruising into the merrimack valley here. there might be a couple of new hampshire with this. this is not a human deal. a little ground wetting but it's a cold front, too, signalling the end of the will it be back? that is tough to say but 70s are definitely not in the forecast for any time soon. plunging temperatures falling back to the 50s tomorrow. a decent weekend forecast coming up. i see some sunshine. i see somewhat milder temperatures, too, by sunday but takes an active pattern. rapid-fire weather system coming through, more about that ahead. >> wreckage believed to be part ever the cargo ship that vanished at sea during hurricane joaquin has appeared. until now there had been no clues on the ship's where about, investigators believe all 33 members on board were killed including two new england members. a knife attack at a school in sweden leaves three people dead. a masked man used possibly a sword to stab vick ticks. -- victims. a teacher and st

pepperell, no, the clouds were a little tougher here and the warmth can only get so far north this time of year. the rent reading in boston, 62 north shore. the cold is there. present and accounted for to the north. way to the north of the border, so having a hard we get a little cool shot that comes down through maine and then seeps in on an east wind tomorrow. that is the backdoor front that comes in from the odd direction. the northeast. that front once it crosses well, you will know it because the temperatures will start to drop. it's a weird thing tomorrow. our temperature also start off in the upper 50s to low 60s then fall through the afternoon and evening hours as that east wind chews away at any remaining warmth. clouted clouds will be persistent as well. late in the day and into the evening we're running into some fog and a little cloudnets, that is your wednesday forecast. again a misnomer here in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees and low 06's back through attleboro and worcester about 58 degrees. so then on thursday, the front just to the south passes back over us. brings bac

auburn at 46 and worcester and holden and pepperell at 47 degree. 40s are in your forecast here. at least your morning forecast across the interior. more 50s down the south shore, marshfield and plymouth. sandwich 56 and brewster 54. i like the way things are shaping up this morning. temperatures are even a little bit above average. definitely not as warm as yesterday. 56 at noontime today. there will be winds still gusting around 25 miles per hour. middle of the day here from late morning into early afternoon, a couple of passing clouds but nice and bright at 3 p.m. kids getting off the school bus and i am sure very ready to start the weekend at 58 degrees as they do. 47 degrees here at 7 p.m. and yes the trick or treating forecast coming up. back over to you, julie, for check on the roads. >>julie: shiri, starting off nice and dry and moving along on the pike. 93 south wide anticipate from the cloverleaf in woburn into medford. math sailing over the leverett connector and the bridge it connector and the bridge itself. 13 minutes on pike from speen street in natick to washington

. >>> a pepperell police officer has resigned during an investigation that he used excessive force. the police department said it was notified of an incident involving sergeant armando herrera last month. internal affairs investigated not clear what herrera was accused of but police say it was an isolated incident. >>> hillary clinton is returning to the campaign trail after hours of grueling testimony on capitol hill. yesterday yesterday testified for more than 11 miles per hour in front of a congressional committee investigating the 20 committee investigating the 2010 attack in benghazi. four people were killed including chris stevens and glen doherty. she answered questions of why she failed to answer requests. >> he and the people working for him asked for more security for him asked for more security. some of those requests were approved. others were not. >> at the end of her testimony, clinton called deeply unfortunate that the attack in libya would be used for partisan political purposes. clinton picks up her presidential campaign today in virginia. >>> a former youth footbal

over 35 gracious made it to the low 07's in pepperell. lunn evenburg at 35 and milless close to 70. with dry air you can to remarkable things. it cools off quickly but the sun bation it -- bation it and it -- bakes it up and it warms it up quickly. it also can cap high temperatures too, because the sun's energy goes into warming that moisture more than it does the actual air. we came close to a frost in some spots this morning. frost, with the temperature close to 32 degrees, some plants can survive. however, when you talk about a freeze with several hours below freezing, getting into the upper 20s, this is where you end the growing season. we've yet to see a freeze area wide so the plants continue to limp along. some of them are doing okay. they're producing tomatoes and cukes in some cases but temperatures in the mid 60s. tomorrow highs in the 70s will help. clouds moving in tonight. so that should keep the temperature from falling out of sight. we will go down to the 40s but downtown i expect us to be in the lower 50s. oh, by the way joaquin holding on as a category 1 hurricane.

. >> reporter: starting with weather spotters this morgue, line especially berg at 19, pepperell 20, stoneham 27, those temperatures don't see all acold right they were for this early in the season. to get boston, logan airport to 31 degrees it takes a lot. you know where that thermometer is on the tarmac. so close to the water. all right. boston normally would get our first freeze on the 12th of november so this was quite early but the suburbs just right in that zone there and it was a good freeze too. a ground hardening freeze. wiped out the mosquitoes, the growing season, don't have to worry about the lawn, it kind of goes dormant over the next couple of weeks unless you are in direct sun. some folks have really lucky lawns that stay green in no very where and have to keep mowing them. you can see the snow capped mountain in the distance? temperatures gone from five degrees this morning to 18. the fact that it's cold and it's full of ice right now? well, it means the upper atmosphere is tatting to warm up up. if you can look in the distance or in the foreground i should say the fo

pepperell, rindge, new hampshire. a couple of spells of showers. most to the north and west of 48, worcester. 44, nashua. 51 in boston. 51 in plymouth. and you know what, still seeing clear skies there and over the cape. now temperatures in the 50s. we will see the clouds come in, pull in the showers as well by 7 a.m., we will see more of those showers. between nashua and worcester. straggler possible in eastern massachusetts but the better time frame for showers is 8, 9, 10:00. 10 a.m. showers hovering across eastern massachusetts. by noontime, showers are out and sunshine. temperatures in the most spot that make it back into the 60s. 58 to 64 the range of highs. spot showers this morning. we are going to talk about the winds, not just today but as we get into the weekend and a huge get into the weekend and a huge, huge weekend cooldown. for now back over to you, julie with a look at the roads. >>julie: things looking good on the roads from 93 from cloverleaf to woburn into medford. pike looks good from framingham through the tolls to the allston-

we are in a long term drought and in some cases goes back to last year, looking at numbers from pepperell, too. so that has been a long standing issue. 53 in nashua and 55 in fitchburg and we are not at all cold. clouds are breaking up and we have the breeze going and that will continue through night and into tomorrow, not as strong but still persistent. mid50s for highs tomorrow, and a great day, sunshine-wise, breezes will make it feel cooler and the next few days, well, the numbers bottom out on saturday, and this is a chilly day what chilly start but not one that we can't get out of, climb out of it on sunday, and with sprinkle and monday about 51, norm am high with 57, trick or treat forecast on saturday and starts cool and fin you shalls cooler, the clouds will start to creep in in the afternoon and evening and be with us through night, and moon will rise about 9:00. saet up for a sharp fuzzy moon and high clouds and quiet weather and quiet next week, too. eastern two thirds of the u.s. warming up, and this seems like it has legs, all the way zoo perhaps midnovember, vary the temper

you can see a little hint of rain near nashua and pepperell, keene and orange as well. a lot of try a lot of tries central and western massachusetts into western new hampshire. and 40s for all of you guys waking up. 40 in framingham and a hint of drizzle. 51 in boston. still dry. clouds are moving in. brockton at 43 degrees. we have got the clouds now moving in. so you will find actually clear skies from the south shore headed down to the cape and island. temps starting nawvt 50s here this morning and the clouds will make it to you as well along with that chance of a couple of showers. 7 a.m. rolts around. a lot of dry spots still out there and shattered wet weather. 46 degrees on average. noontime, 60 degrees with winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. and a little bit i am going to be breaking down the winds when they peak today at 3 p.m. it turns brighter and afternoon improvements. dry conditions throughout evening hours. so we don't pick up all that much wet weather. less than a 10th of an inch and we are not done with it because the

spotters had a lot of temperatures in the 20's from about stoneham down into braintree and then pepperell the coldest and about 33 years on this day. about 20 degrees there. 19 lunenburg. our temperatures now in the 40's upper 40's after leaving the upper 40's so very little change so far but now that the sun is set those temperature will fall quickly. are you? well, you can see it. all its face value here. all of these coal temperatures warmth. look at this. a thunder bay, 70 degrees right now. the mining town of 52 degrees so it's a warm front, folks, and it's significant. buffalo at 5 . we have snow flying around the great lakes just a couple days ago. just yesterday really. so our weather system here is pushing east with a little bit of fanfare but not much. i mean, there is a lot of stuff going on behind this weather system in terms of warmth as you saw but in term of actually creating precipitation, not a big deal. clouds will be with us tomorrow. we'll rise into lower 60's. 64 attleboro one of the warm every temperatures, lawrence at 5 . 60 fitchburg and mid 60's through the south

let' s get right to the eye' s frank holland, he' s following developments in pepperell this morning. resigned because he beat up a prisoner. this happened last month with an internal investigation. he was placed on administrative leave. that investigation just wrapped up and he voluntarily resigned from the force. he is a nearly 30 year veteran of the department. he received praise for his police work in the town. they are investigating and no charges have been filed. we will bring you the latest information is it as we get. randy: new this morning, an investigation is underway after a contractor is caught taking a selfie on the wing of a plane at logan airport. american airlines tells us it happened last night on a plane parked in a hanger. someone saw the contractor and called police who took his security badge and escorted him off the property. american is inspecting the plane to make sure it wasn' t damaged. state police tell us no charges have been filed. >> i really don' t care what you say about me. emily: hillary clinton, defiant after eleven hours of intense questioning on t

. >> talking about subfreezing temperatures and some locations and keene, new hampshire, pepperell 49 and 44 norwood, 58 though in boston and in 50s reading to lawrence and along the south shore 47 and clear conditions to start and increase by the lunch hour and going to be mostly dry out there and slight chance of spot shower or two and temperatures going from the 50s right now to the mid to upper 60s by this afternoon and notice the clouds decreasing head into the evening hours and high pressure building on in for the day tomorrow and chance of showers and show you timing of showers perhaps as well as that weekend cooldown coming up and julie. >> box truck accident beneath the trees and a little tough to see the accident i have been treating without pictures but at route 114 at edelman ton north andover line and work to clean it up and this one on 128 southbound route 3a and another on 93 southbound right at route 28. here are live drive times 32 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and almost an hour and 40 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett conn

now we have the second batch moving right along from pepperell to lowell. some heavier showers south of fremont and north of haverhill. those are moving to the east. a few showers up north this morning. starting near 49 and 50 degrees. the rest of the day, cloudy and windiest weather on the cape, but everywhere else is brisk as well. traffic and weather together. hi, robi. >> good morning. the crews are wrapping up right now. we could see delays on places like 93 near the o'neal tunnel. here's a live look at the expressway. let's check the north map, lots of green as expected. route 3 south, problem-free out of lowell. chris, kathryn? >> robi, thank you very much. >>> a healthy man in his 40s is now fighting for his life yours. stow bit. brie is here now with his warming for all of us. >> reporter: mark wants people to know that mosquito precautions should be more serious and extensive than you think you might need. he says diseases like west nile and eee can be devastating for more than just the elderly or or sick. mark maynard of chelmsford is partially p

so it is kind of a slow process and with the clouds today and pepperell and 34 in keene, new hampshire and hudson, new hampshire and framingham and lower 50s though in hull to brockton and middle 50s in plymouth and upper 50s across the cape and islands and nice as traveling south and east and 30s in new hampshire and 50s on the cape and more clouds and slight chance of shower and noon time and into the afternoon and off to the north and west of the city and dry conditions here at 7:00 p.m. and no major rain it is really not going to wash pollen out of the air and sage brush, nettle and i will show you when we get a nice solid rain in place here locally to help with the pollen coming up and check live drive time traffic. >> look at incidents and start west of the city 290 westbound down to one lean and that's blocked there near kelly square in worcester, also 395 going south there's an accident at 290 and delay near kelly square, don't see anything bad on 395 and accident before cambridge street and been cleared within the past few minutes and also other accident here, going eastbound

we had one in pepperell. that has fizzled out. out. it is much skinnier than what that came through overnight last night. if and when you get tagged by this, you know, the skies may open up briefly for a minute or two. then the whole thing, i think, is over in ten or 15 minutes. that is how quick it is going to be. your chance of showers this afternoon, about a 40% to 60%. i don't think everyone will see them. as we work late entire the again, this would apply to gillette, looks like we are going to dry things out. there is the cold front behind the front. it is not bitterly cold. but it's just back to where we should be for this time of year. in terms of afternoon temps. this afternoon, warm. with a little built of low 70's. patriots forecast tonight, down at gillette, again, as that cold front comes through around tail-gate, isolated showers. i sped it up, though. now at kickoff, clear to breezy. and it will cool off as we work through the game. temperatures at the end of the game, sitting in route one traffic, in the middle 50's. mo

pepperell police officer resigned saying he used excessive force. there was a situation involving sergeant last month. internal affairs investigated and now being handled by the middlesex county d.a.'s office and right now it is not clear what hererra is accused of but police department say it was an isolated incident. charge of sexual assaulting a teenage girl. john laruche is accused of having sexual contact in the explorer program of the police department. it allegedly occurred between 1999 and 2000 when laruche was officer in the town and chief has been on unpaid leave since august. he has fled not guilty. >>> julie: new details this morning about the operation in iraq that claim the life of american service member. this is breaking news during the morning. according to the pentagon service now part of operation that freed more than 70 hostages isis. this is the first american combat death in iraq since 2011 and his identity has not been >>> julie: isis selling crude tom oil fields and thus far air strikes targeting the field have failed to shut

. >>> this morning a pepperell police officer has resigned amid an investigation he used excessive force. the police department was notified of an incident shoving month. it is being investigated by the da's office. right now not clear what herrera was accused of but the police department says it was an isolated incident. >>> a new hampshire police chief is indicted on charges of sexually assaulting a middlesex girl. john laroche is accused of having sexual contact with a 17-year-old girl in the explorer program of the boston police department. it happened when laroche was an officer in that town. the chief has been put on unpaid leave since august. he has pled not guilty. who wrote sexually explicit letters to former patriot aaron hernandez will face a judge. she is the anonymous tipster that questioned the actions in the odin lloyd murder trial. asked about the claim that the juror lied when asked that hernandez was suspected of killing two men in boston. prosecutors say the woman is not credible. the defense wants the verdict thrown out. >>> new this morning, school officials on the c

keene, new hampshire coolest pot at 34. 35 in brookfield. 41 in pepperell. you are going to feel cold. the kind of morning where you need to grab your coat. if you have a seat heater your best friend. 39 degrees in hudson, new hampshire. 43 in lawrence. 45 in framingham. but look at that 50 in boston. 53, hull. 52 in brockton. what a contrast into south will eastern massachusetts where we are waking up to the 50s here. plymouth and southward straight down to the cape and islands. 7 a.m. a little tricky. 30s in southern new hampshire. so i am going to go with about 45 degrees in metro west. noontime, 59 degrees. still more clouds in southeastern massachusetts. if you were looking for the sunshine today, go off north, because northern mass, southern new hampshire. that's where you will find brighter skies today. high around 60 degrees. dry at 7:00. 64. tell when the clouds will be gone for good in a couple of minutes. to catherine parrotta with a look at your drive-time traffic commute. >>catherine: hi, shiri. green on the maps. route 1 going south. an acciden

a pepperell police officer has resigned amid an investigation he used excessive force. the police department was notified of an incident involving sergeant armando herrera last month and internal affairs was investigated and now being examined by the da's office. unclear what herrera was accused of but they say it was an isolated incident. >>> democratic front runner hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail after her investigation on benghazi. congress is examining the handling of the attack that left a u.s. ambassador and three others americans dead. tensions ran high as she enter tensions ran high as she entered her 11th hour. >> you said everybody else is responsible for everything else else. what were you responsible for. >> i was responsible for sending chris stevens to benghazi as an envoy. i was responsible for supporting a temporary mission that we were constantly that we were constant reevaluating. i was responsible for quite a bit, congressman. i was not responsible for specific security requests and decisions. >>reporter: but arguably the most heated exc

and pepperell at 6:38 p.m. this evening. certainly rainshowers out there and some of them are a little heavier briefly, nothing that's damaging certainly or going to cause you to cancel all your plans for evening. they'll pass on by fairly quickly. futurecast shows that. another line coming in from the west, that too is going to have to be tracked. it looks like it will fizzle, but something we'll keep an eye on for u. back with an update. >> developing tonight, serious questions about whether the accused killer of a danvers teacher is competent to stand trial. phillip chisholm was seen banging his head on the floor. bob ward is covering the trial and jury selection is underway, but now everything is on hold. >> the reporter: yeah. everything is on hold. phillip chisholm himself did not appear in court this afternoon. but twice today, a court psychologist tried to talk to him. she said he was unresponsive, and she saw him both times lying on the floor of a padded cell, banging his head against the floor. now, this is all tak

first 30 of the morning on the map in orange where it dropped to 39 degrees. 52 in worcester. 48 in pepperell and 49 in nashua, new hampshire. more lower 50s in ipswich, lawrence. boston right now 55 degrees. but we have reading as well norwood dipping into the 40s this morning and still a couple of -- 52 in plymouth and new bedford. 4 in chatham. and also watching the foggy situation. dense fog in keene. one-mile visibility in orange, but it is -- you are kind of prone. it is normal to see the fog. spots like norwood and taunton as well coming in with just a little bit of it and won't mix finally warm up. 7 a.m. temperatures 40s and 50s for the most part. a couple of degree cooler. noontime sunny and 59 degrees. highs in the lower 60s and by 7:00, we are still dry, but that is still going to be changing here in the next 24 hours and to time out incoming showers coming up. for now julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. julie, where is this new accident. >>julie: this new accident on 93 northbound in andover. one lane is blocked near river road. i will keep an eye and how it will impact y

pepperell, winchendon in the upper 20's. here come the clouds. the clouds won't have any rain attached to them during the evening hours. you might have see a few specks of green in the early morning hours. i think you're unlucky in you get a shower on your hall owen labrie late night. sunday morning, a few more showers start to hey peer. high higher risk the farther north and west you go. high temperatures tomorrow, southeast of boston, hull at 5 knife. sandwich at 55 and chatham at 52 degrees, a fair the amount of sunshine. to the north and west, 54. i told you i would take you through evening for halloween and here are the temperatures. just before the sun goes down, still low 50's, setting at 5:39 p.m. keep that number in mind. by 6:00 p.m., 48 degrees, dry out there, with some not sunshine anymore, just a few clouds floating on in and the clouds starting to take over in cool, 44 degrees. the clouds are actually like temperature can drop. when the clouds move in tomorrow night. the temperature can't drop as quickly. i put this few newer cast o

and townsend, pepperell by 6:30 p.m., before crossing over into new hampshire. let's track this more southern track one too going through rutland and princeton by 6:00 p.m. this evening. then lempster at 6:15 p.m. and ash pee by 6:30 p.m. this evening, assuming again that they hold together. they've been holding together pretty well so far, even if they've gotten lighter as they've been dog so. futurecast shows the showers coming in to middlesex and norfolk county, eventually boston by 9:30 p.m. this evening. another line in new york, western mass, western vermont, dusk the late night hours when i'm talking to you at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m., i'll be talking about dying rainshowers out there and clearing skies behind the front, that's coming on through. now that front is going to shift our wind around and bring us cooler air each actually. so many morning, you'll wake up to sunshine, a brisk wind coming from the west and southwest, but it will still be pleasant. overnight, your temperature dropping through the 60's in boston, to 58 by 3:00 a.m. but you'll botto

we had a report from pepperell county. southern new hampshire inland. those folks last evening had a little bit of rain activity mixed in with some sleet and snow. any of that froze overnight. get out the scrapers this morning. get closer to the city of boston, we are all set with that. right? low temperatures in the city, 33. we didn't hit freezing. it was the coldest day in april 9. in worcester, below freezing. even a trace of sleet and late yesterday at the airport. you take a look at that at 28. coldest air in the city of worcester since april 2. certainly, cold air mass in place this morning. a cold air mass slow to warm up today. 33 right now in worcester. 36 in boston. slow and steadily getting afternoon. it will take some time. well. out of the northwest. at 10-12 miles an hour. on average right now. when you factor in the breeze, with this cool air mass in place, we have to talk about the windchill factor. feels like 24 right now in worcester. 28 in the city of boston. but we had the sunshine in place. and these snow showers up across vermont

a police officer from pepperell off the job after allegedly using excessive forecast at the police station. the sergeant stepped down after the department finished up their own investigation into what happened. the chief isn't giving details as the exactly what took place, but he says it's an isolated we're back with more evy coconuhas a drm. toome out its she. tohow all e worlds trueinner bety. anthen, inn ironicwist, gecovered by chocole and alnds. alnd joy mnds. >>> 7:30 now on this friday morning. it's the 23rd of october, 2015 already, and we're getting an early start to the weekend. we've got a great concert on the plaza. carrie underwood will take our stage in our next hour. can't wait for that. >> looking forward to that, but first a look at what's making headlines this morning. patricia is now the strongest hurricane ever measured. the category 5 storm with winds near 200 miles per hour is heading towards mexico's pacific coast and could make landfall later today. >>> it's going to be another day of heavy rain across parts of texas and oklahoma. on thursday downpours triggered wid