this takes any to wrentham, bellingham and southward to plainville, along 121, coming out of wrentham and cumberland, rhode island, heavy downpour activity, wrentham center. westford to oxford, heavy rain right in here. and that's going to continue through this evening as well, continue to# northeast. notice just blotches of heavy rain so far. plenty more coming our way. this takes you to westernmost areas. finally into new hampshire, seeing those heavy downpours continue northeastward away from the concord metro area toward gilford and alton. he'll keep tracking where the heavy rainshowers are and when the strong he winds will be and when the worst thunderstorm activity is likely to occur. >> elizabeth: it will be raining when you wake up, so be sure to i can what up with fox 25 morning news. shiri will be tracking the rain as it continues to move through from the moment she steps in the door in the middle of the night. fox 25 in morning begins at 4:30 a.m. >> mark: the massachusetts child protection agency was premature closing the cases involving bella bond. the office of the child

. >> a town called plainville. it's called an unlikely story. it was a realization of a dream. there was an old market there from the 1800s and we had to take it down and we built up this nice three story colonial and put a bookstore in it. people are coming from miles around and overseas to visit this store and it's cool to see people walking down the streets. kids hold a book in their hands and looking happy. >> most people would say opening an independent bookstore. you're about 50 years too late for that when you look at amazon and everything happening. is it something that you can make a profit on and second of all is it because it's a bookstore or your bookstore. >> it's a combination of everything. bookstores tend to run at about 2 to 5% margin. you're not going to get rich off of it but when you look at my town and this small town that's choked with traffic and we have police details it makes me feel like there is a need for this. they're not there for my books. they're there because they love books. >> do you feel that battle still taking place? you are pushing video g

> slot machine revenue at park casino has slipped for the second straight month. commission the plainville casino generated $12.6 million in department. when the casino opened back in july, it brought in $18. plain ridge's parent company say the trend is consistent with other casino openings. >>> happening today, u.s. airways will take the final flight. the airlines about phased out as part of its merger with american airlines. plight 1389 will depart from philadelphia to san francisco later today. the airline started 76 years ago when it only flew single ago when it only flew single-engine planes to deliver mail. they will be remembered for their pilot's heroic landing. sullenberger on the hudson river saving everybody on board river saving everybody on board. >>julie: miracle on the hudson >>julie: miracle on the hudson. one of the best stories because one of the best stories becauseed it such a happy ending. >>> looking at the roads, the expressway wide anticipate from the braintree split into the city. pike moving along nicely from framingham through the weston tolls and through bright

gary vincent grew it in plainville, connecticut and takes home a $5,500 rise. >> now meteorologist hayley lapoint and your storm watch nine forecast. hayley: that is one big pumpkin. i grew one in my garden, and it was barely three pounds. i give him a lot of credit for doing that. here is a time lapse of the beautiful weather we had today him. portsmouth started out with clouds, and then basically all you had was blue sky and serious -- cirrus clouds. it is going to be one cold night, the coldest night for some of us that we' ve seen all fall are just a few high clouds in the great north woods. otherwise, we have a star-filled sky and moonlight. no rainfall anywhere near. temperatures are beginning to fall. 34 degrees in whitefield. 37 in laconia. 36 in lebanon. still in the 40' s in manchester and portsmouth. those places will likely be the warmest spots early tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 30' s. the rest of us, upper 20' s, low 30' s. the winds have thankfully started to die down. they have been rustling all throughout the weekend. finally, we will see a break from that over

. >> in plainville. it's called an unlikely story. dream. there was an old market there from the 1800s, and we had to take it down. then we built up this really nice three-story colonial and put a book store in it. it's great. people are coming from miles around and even overseas to visit this store. it's so cool to see people walking down the streets, kids holding a book in their hands and looking really happy. that's nice. >> most people would say, opening an independent book store, you're about 50 years too late for that. amazon, you look at everything that is happening. do you think, first of all, is it mng you can make a profit on, and second of all, is it because it's a book store or your book store? >> a combination of everything. book stores usually tend to run at 2% to 5% margin, so you're not going to get rich off it, but when you look at my town and all of a sudden this small town that's choked with traffic and police details. it makes me feel like there is a need for this. it's not -- they're not there for my books. they're there

plainville high school officials would only say that an inappropriate group text had been exchanged. a student who did not want to go on camera 13 football players were on that text exchanging photos of naked female students some as young as 14. the district is now investigating with you investigating but as of right now no criminal investigation. >>> three new york high school students facing criminal charges for hacking into the school's computer system to change their grades. 17-year-old daniel torrez is considered the ringleader and broke into the school and installed hardware that allowed them to get passwords and log them to get passwords and log-in credentials. from there were able to change grades from home. >> we believe he changed his own grades from a 94 to 100 own grades from a 94 to 100.incredible. sorr ez faces burglary and computer transportation and eavesdropping charges. he faces up to 11 years in prison. the other two face up to four years. >>> it is now 4:25. this morning a celebrity couple has reconciled after one of them nearly died. chloe kardashian and lamar od

and while the slots parlor in plainville is off to a hot start, the clientele skies older. >> they like to play against each other in a fun way, and that's what fantasy sports allows you to do. >> would you bet on the casino business model looking the same five years from now that it does today? . >> it will not be. it's going to look very different. >> reporter: yeah. and the question may be how different. >> but they're always adjusting, aren't they, the casinos in order to stay relevant. >> sure. they've transitioned more into a family entertainment kind of thing. the whole rise of destination resort casinos, but they've already got a problem: the cold-weather casinos, like the ones we're building here. how do you get people to come out in february, as we were talking about last night to go out for an evening out? and, you know, when the alternative is you can hang out at home with your friends and play fantasy sports. that's a big question facing the industry. >> big money in your living room. >> what could be better? . >> thanks, john. appreciate it. >>> up next, eric takes one mor

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. >> jadiann: a plainville man faces charges for allegedly threatening a coworker with what appeared to be a landmine. bruce beck pleaded not guilty in court yesterday. the 45-year-old works as a groundskeeper. he got into an argument with a coworker this week and brought a training device to work that looked like a landmine. investigators found a similar device at beck's home. he also had a booby-trapped shed in the backyard. >>> massport says it will not try to prevent the planned indycar race in the seaport district but the agency won't have to pay for the grand prix in boston. indycar race organizers denied reports they asked massport for money saying they don't need financial assistance to make the changes to the roads in the city. >> christa: new details in the bill cosby sex scandal. prosecutors in l.a. are working to make a potential case against the comedian. >> jadiann: they're deciding whether to cause bill cosby for in 2008. the victim says she was drugged by cosby at the playboy mansion and woke up to him inappropriately touching her. police turned over evidence for a po

work at adams mansion in quincy and tonight he is under arrest, 45-year-old army vet bruce beck of plainville is charged with threatening a cowork we are a disabled training mine. police say he confronted his coworker with it will wednesday morning after an argument just the day before. court it's beck who is a victim of workplace harassment. >>> a 20-year-old man meanwhile is in jail tonight accused of abusing his seven week-old son in a fit of rage. merrimack new hampshire police arrested chase marscall and tonight holding him on $10,000 cash bail after police say he picked the child up, barricaded the baby in a room and hi there the child at a night stand, fox 25 spoke to the grandmother and great grandmother of that child violently angry after he felt he was, quote, left out of a conversation in that home. the child's relatives are now seeking a protective order from a young. >> today we learned the identity of the man pulled from the water the harbor master says he was going out to clear his boat. he was the coach of a football team and the school released a statement today saying our fo

. >> daniel: plainville home of ed and elaine brown was sold for $205,000. in 2007 couple was involved in 9-month standoff with u.s. marshall and had been convicted of tax evasion but did not want to go to jail. during that standoff the browns placed bombs and booby traps around their estate. now that has been cleared and sold and auctioneers are prepared to get rid of thousands of items inside the compound. >> we found antiques, new high-end items found. >> daniel: auction will take place next month and cover back taxes and other expenses owed to the government. >>> daniel: chemical plant site clean-up. future home of the wynn everett resort casino and company is footing the entire 30 million-dollar bill to get it ready. work started this week to prepare the site for new $1.7 billion casino. >>> julie: it is just about 9:42, vandals target new england charity and coming up extreme measure for after vandals destroyed the ronald mcdonald issue. >> rob: 53 and mostly sunny skies in the lunch hour and kids coming home from school about the same and in other wor

plainville high school officials would only say that an inappropriate group text was being exchanged. a student who did not want to go on camera said 13 father go on camera said 13 football players were on that text exchanging photos of naked female students some as young the district is still investigating, but as of right now, there is no criminal investigation. >>> this morning a wakefield first-grader has one heck of a show and tell item. 7-year-old nathan young wrote president barack obama a letter, and this week, he got a response in the package came a portrait, pictures of the white house dogs, and a personalized letter from the commander-in letter from the commander-in-chief. nathan's reaction was priceless nathan's reaction was priceless. >> he said, um, i have something very special for you that i got in the mail. and just as she said, i am like, oh, a letter from president obama! >>sara: how much do you love this little guy. nathan has put his letter in a binder for safekeeping and he is dreaming for a visit to the white house. they are writing a letter for local lawmakers

gary vincent from plainville, connecticut, taking home the top prize. his pumpkin tipping the scales at a whopping 1,992 and a half pounds! the pumpkin, which vincent nicknamed "hightower," came pretty close to breaking the 2,000-pound record set three years ago. all of the this year's pumpkins will be on display at the fair through october 12th. just seven-and-a-half pounds to break that record. frank: what do you do with a one-ton pumpkin? antoinette: lots of pumpkin pie. a student aces his college boards. frank: a perfect score on his s.a.t.'s and that's not all. his other major achievement and who he says is his biggest motivator. rebuilding the mortgage process. the new federal law will taking effect this weekend making it i had no idea snhu had this amazing campus. r even the walk to class is amazing. r i love the sense of community. r people actually hold the r all my professors really know who i am here. r they genuinely want you i've made so many r friends i know i'll have for life. snhu is the place for me. danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorol

. >>> a plainville man accused of threatening his co-workers with a fake bomb in happened wednesday at adams mansion in quincy. beck brought the device to work and made sure that the co-worker and made sure that the co-workers could read the word continue to, front if enemy. beck is often angry and paranoid but his lawyer paints a different picture. >> he has been targeted by the individuals there and potentially has been bullied. something that is not reserved only for kids. >> police say no one was ever in danger because the vietnam-era bomb was disabled. beck is being held without bail until a dangerousness hearing next week. >>> this morning a young father is accused in a horrific incident involving his newborn son. merrimack police say chase merisc al picked up the boy and threw him in a nightstand in a fit of rage. he and the baby's moth remember from as as and they flew to new hampshire so family members could meet the 7-week-old baby. merscol became violent during an >> didn't look realistic. like the baby was just a rag doll and swung the baby and the baby ended up hitting his

according to the gaming commission, the plainville casino generatesed $12.6 million in department. it brought in $18.$18. local landmark will be shutting down. the owner of the medieval manor said he is closing the dinner theatre. the "globe" said the final show will be on new year's eve. the owner blames rising cost and flat attendance. fans have enjoyed eating poultry with their hands while taking part in medieval party. >>> this morning an arlington police officer is being life. officer michael hogan tells fox25 it happened wednesday night at the ed burns arena. he was playing hockey with his over 40 league when a teammate went down and didn't get up. hogan said at first he thought thinks buddy was playing a joke until he realized the 76-year-old didn't have a pulse when hogan started cpr and someone else grabbed a defibrillator. >> i feel grab that he was there. i was able to help. but luck -- everything was timed perfectly. >> hogan says the man had suffered a heart attack, and it was everyone's quick thinking that saved his life. >>> now 6:39 this morning. they picked the wrong

gary vincent from plainville, connecticut, taking home the top prize. his pumpkin tipping the scales at a whopping 1,992 and a half pounds! the pumpkin, which vincent nicknamed "hightower," came pretty close to breaking the 2,000-pound record set three years ago. all of the this year's pumpkins will be on display at the fair through october 12. antoinette: a western mass furniture store was buzzing all week long, but it wasn't the cash registers making all the racket. more than 100,000 bees were extracted from a giant hive found inside a wall at this pittsfield warehouse. two beekeepers spent the week removing the nest that filled a bay window. on the sweet side 100 pounds of honey was recovered from the hive. the bees are headed to a new home, but the furniture might not be as nice. wow. that's a lot of honey. the pumpkin, the honey. i feel like we have a fall dish coming on here. frank: we work food stories into the show even when it's like a or something else. antoinette: that's what we do here on the eye. on the way this morning, a student aces his

gary vincent from plainville, connecticut, taking home the top prize. his pumpkin tipping the scales at a whopping 1,992 and a half pounds! the pumpkin, which vincent nicknamed "hightower," came pretty close to breaking the 2,000-pound record set three years ago. all of the this year's pumpkins will be on display at the fair through october 12. just shy of eight pounds to go for that record, man. frank: pumpkin cookies, pumpkin pies, pumpkin lattes. putting everybody to work making pumpkin everything. antoinette: we'll see about that. a student aces his college boards. frank: a perfect score on his s.a.t.'s and that's not all. his other major achievement and who he says is his biggest motivator. rebuilding the mortgage process. the new federal law will take danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. tracking some showers and cool temperatures out there today. be ready for that. grab the umbrella this morning especially. you can see it behind me on our local live radar. there are showers in southern new hampshire, back to worcester count

gary vin isn't of plainville, connecticut brought home the winner at 1,992.5 pounds. just 17 pounds short of the record. rats! he was close. >>> much more still ahead in our next half hour. smoke at logan airport, but it's nothing to worry about. rescue crews test skills they hope they'll never to use. >> and one community isn't afraid to show their girly side for a very good cause. ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. yes it's that kind of crummy morning. we're both being black. if you could stay in your pj's it might be that kind of morning, right? >> yeah, why not? drizzle, clouds, another gross day out there. we keep the gross forecast for you for tomorrow as well, but hope along the way with sunshine and warmer temperatures on the way. a live look at doppler radar, at least no dr

according to gaming commission, the plainville casino generated $12.6 million in september. and when the casino opened in july it brought in $18 million. plain ridge parent company said the trend is consistent with other casino openings. >> and a local landmark is year. owner of midevil manner in south boston said he is closing the dinner theater. globe said final show is on new years eve. owner blames rising office and flat attendance. since 1973 generations of fans enjoy eating pole industry with matter. >> this morning, arlington police officer is credited with saving a man's life. officer michael hogan tells fox 25 news this happened wednesday night at the edvern arena. playing hockey with over 40 league when teammate went down and did not get up. hogan said at first he thought he was playing a joke until he realized the 76-year-old did not have a pulse. that's when hogan started cpr and someone else grabbed the defibrillator. >> i am glad i was there and able to help. but it is just luck. everything was timed perfectly. suffered a heart attack. and it was everyones quic