plymouth police say just after 4:00 a.m. sunday three people were stabbed on winter street. >> he pulled out of the driveway and they had crime scene tape everywhere and the street was blocked off. ray: officers arriving at the scene found three injured males. two of them are students at plymouth state university. >> i watched the whole thing happen and i wish i could have doneor police tell us they found a knife that was allegedly used during the incident down the street from where the stabbing happened but the suspect fled the scene. >> you see this stuff happening like in movies and tv shows and they are on the hunt looking for the guy, and you never really think it is going to happen to your friends. ray: around 3:00 sunday afternoon police received a tip that led them to the location of the suspect 19-year-old terrence simmons, jr. of newport, rhode island. led up to it. >> on something like this happens to people that are that close to you you want to try to take care of it and help as much as you can. ray: police say

sean: now on daybreak -- three people stabbed in plymouth. today, the suspect will face a judge, what he's charged with and how witnesses describe the scene. commitment 2016 coverage, the presidential candidates are preparing for their final debate this week, while both candidates are dealing with different scandal white house. kevin: increasing sunshine and warmer temperatures for the next couple of daysful we'll talk about the shower chances that come with it with futurecast. sean: and remembering a fallen officer 10 years later, how the community is honoring the life of manchester police officer michael briggs. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. thanks for waking up with us on this monday. maybe the moon is starting to fade out there, but the warm temperatures are not. walked out this morning, and it felt, well, kind of summery. kevin: we are a solid 20 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time, and it looks like the milder air is around for the fist half of this week. a couple of fronts is eventu

he works here at the plymouth county sheriff's office. and now prosecutors say he has been officially cleared. he had no choice but to open fire. the deputy sheriff shot and killed arthur darosa, who police say ha people. the carnage unfolded at the silver city galleria in may. according to the report, as he approached darosa, he heard darosa say, quote, you and i are both going to die today. police say darosa had just attacked a waitress and killeded the report details the mental health evaluation darosa had. prosecutors say he talked about hearing the devil telling him to do terrible things. again, we're expecting new details from deputy creed today. reporting live in plymouth, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. >> there will be counseling sessions today in hyannis following the deaths of five people in a wrong-way crash. family and friends came together last night to remember three of the five cousins jordan galvin-jutras, craig digs were killed. a wrong-way driver slammed into their car. that driver also killed. >> it happens in lif

a little moisture moving toward plymouth. don't like to see that because plymouth down to freezing at 32 degrees and have to watch for a couple of thick spots along the immediate coastline. marshfield up at 30. and boston at 35. and you start getting into a few more clouds north and west of the city. wayland and framingham. worcester at 31 degrees. town send down to 25 and 25 in keene the day planner today and in the boston area. 35 degrees now. cold and mostly clear. clouds rolling in cloudy at noon at 43. 45 with scattered showers and heavy rain by this evening and we will even break down the slight risk of drizzle and flurries. julie is back with live drive time traffic. >> julie: things are quiet on the roads and i expect to say that closer to 6:30. no issues on the pike right now; however, keep this mind things are really going to start to change as we take down those toll plazas and massive backups. route 1, 93 south is clear. 9 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from westwar

wmur's kristen carosa is live in plymouth with the details. we are told the stabbing happened right here outside 10 winter street, which is off-campus housing for plymouth state university. we are told two of the victims are students. pe l a crime scene. >> we pulled out of the driveway and they had crime scene tape everywhere and the street was blocked off. kristen: plymouth police responded to this area just after 4:00 a.m. for a report of a stabbing. when officers arrived they found three injured males, two of them are students at plymouth state university. >> i watched the whole thing happen. i wish i could have done more. kristen: nicholas scola says the three victims are his friends. but will be ok. police have released this photo saying they have identified a potential suspect and now need the public's help finding him. >> we chased this kid down the street into the woods. we led the police into that area and they found evidence. kristen: police tell us they found a knife that was allegedly used during the incident down the street from

three people are suffering stab wounds in plymouth near plymouth university. firefighters tell our sister station wmur that they responded to off-campus housing around 4:00 a.m. no word on the conditions of the victims or if they are students. right now, one person is seriously hurt after this crash on interstate 95 in north attleboro. state police say it happened near exit 5, just after 3:00 a.m. at least one person suffered non life-threatening injuries. mansfield firefighters say the crash involved vehicles on both sides of the highway, but it's unclear just how it happened. that scene has since cleared. antoinette: a 2-year-old girl is recovering after she was shot in roxbury. police are searching for the suspect, who they believe was targeting the girl's father, who was in the car with the toddler at the time. the father is a suspected gang cooperating with the investigation. doug: the two boston officers injured in wednesday's shooting remain in critical but stable condition. officer matt morris was in surgery again at mass general yesterday. commissione

plymouth takes it 14-12. they used the point system in division two but it looks like plymouth gets does not. we'll have to wait and see. kennett and kingswood, eagles win 42-0. tanner brown was the star. two touchdowns. the pythons get a win on senior night. 25-0. four different players scored touchdowns, including a 62-yard pick six by devin russell. all right. st. thomas and trinity at gill wildcats. he makes a man miss. he's gone. touchdown for the saints. that put them up 21-0. second quarter, stacy overthrows his receiver. matthew worcester is there for the interception and worcester does the rest. he takes it the other way for a touchdown. the saints go on to win, 35-7. st. thomas is certainly playoff bound. brookline at the cavaliers win. they will likely get into the playoffs as well. ?[music]? >> in division three north, 7-0 monadnock hosting stevens. in the first quarter, huskies get on the board. it's levi with a 30-yard touchdown. made it 7-0, monadnock. huskies will add to their lead. a one-yard

got lower 60's plymouth out to the cape. north shore as well. boston is 64 right now. our average high this time of year is only about 61. so we're already above average out there. it's early in the morning. a blanket of clouds overnight dropping southward with a frontal boundary. this is a cold front, but on the other side, the air is not all that chilly. there are 40's in canada. you see all the warmth back to the west and the south. that's going to work back in as the front lifts to the north coming up tomorrow. lunchtime temperatures around 70. we're in the 70's this afternoon. may see some of the mid 70's. 73 in boston. back to near 60. overnight low temperatures tonight. there will be clouds overnight. here comes that frontal boundary lifting northward. could be a few showers overnight first thing tomorrow morning in southern new hampshire and as that front lifts northward, that warm air is working back in. near record high temperatures tomorrow. heading up to around 80 degrees. the record in boston is so we will be close. and then we are going to see the warmth

three people are suffering stab wounds in plymouth near plymouth university. firefighters tell our sister station wmur that they responded to off-campus housing just around 4:00 this morning. no word on the conditions of the victims or if they are students there. and also breaking, state police are investigating a crash on i-95 in north attleboro. this happened near exit 5 just reportedly involved vehicles on both sides of the highway. we know at least one person was seriously hurt and at least another person suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. doug: right now, police are searching for the suspect who shot a 2-year-old girl in roxbury. the girl is expected to be okay after police say she was shot in the hand while sitting in a car with her father. this happened yesterday afternoon. they believe her father, a known suspected gang member, was the intended target. and the police saying he is cooperating with them. the two boston police officers injured in wednesday's shooting remain in critical but stable condition. officer matt morris was in surgery again yes

plymouth at 58. but on sunday afternoon lots of sunshine nice south westerly breeze giving temp ace boost. heading and for the patriots game at gillette that is a nice mild day. breezy at times. and when the game wraps up temps near 70 degrees. couple sprinkles possible sunday at's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] chicken cacciatore... boneless chicken in our very own seasoned tomato sauce with peppers, mushrooms and basil. braised to perfection thanks to our unique ez oven packaging. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven and dinner's ready. wegmans ez meals. >> anchor: after 2 weeks of recovery a rescued manatee is >> anchor: the manatee was found off the coast of falmouth. the female will be returning home to florida on tuesday. she was rescued in september by an animal welfare group. she's due to give birth sometime in kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. b

over the plymouth, more heavy rain coming in. plymouth county, cape cod, the islands, down to the south about additional ponding of water on the roadways. and we showed you also cape ann as well. but look, nantucket, vineyard, again, still raining, so another half inch of rain can't be ruled out there. as we go back to the west, barre, worcester, up to ring, not much rain at all. a little damp. but no heavy rain coming from the sky for you even though you need it. temperatures running in the 50s in most locations. and it's breezy. 25, 28 miles an ho w the cape and islands that will continue all day. the moisture over the top, we see 50s across the board today. only in the mid and upper 50s, kind of what you see is what you get around boston. let's track the rain through noontime. still heavier for cape cod. as we get through the afternoon, we see spottier showers, the clouds continue. this is 7:00, game time in fenway is just kind of damp and shower. midnight, another burst of heavier rain is possible as low pressure tracks near.

wmur's kristen carosa is live in plymouth with the details. kristen: we are told the stabbings happened right over which is off-campus housing for plymouth state university. we are told two of the victims are students. police say a 911 call came in just after 4:00 a.m. when officers arrived, they found three injured males. the victims were taken to the hospital. two have been released. the third is still hospitalized. police have released this photo of a potential suspect and say they need the public's help finding him. the man is described as african american with a medium build, wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. police tell us they found a during the incident in a backyard down the street from where the stabbing occurred. friends of the victims tell us they are doing all they can to help police find the potential suspect. >> it seems to be a ghost. no one knows who he is or where he is from. everyone from around campus has been giving information to the police. the whole campus is coming together to find this kid. victims are not being releas

reid: a manhunt underway after a stabbing in plymouth. three men were stabbed in a residential area in plymouth. two of them are students at plymouth state university. police have released this picture of a potential suspect, but have not released his name. he was last seen wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. two of the victims have already been released from the hospital. the third is still hospitalized, but will be ok. 5 at 6:00, a young man given months to live getting a wish fulfilled today. the personal reception for him today at gillette as he cheered on the patriots. reid: target is taking an unusual step ahead of halloween. the scares across the country that have taken some products off the shelves. aj: a wonderful day today. if you like the last gasp of summer. degree readings, a record for tuesday. will we break that record? we will let you know. >> the 10:00 news on me to be boston with maria stefanos, and ben simmoneau. now i'm randy: monday morning on the eye, you think you are doing everything right. >> three unexpected items t

50s, so here's the timeline on the rain, as we go into the next hour, notice it is focused from plymouth down to the south coast and the cape, and by 8:30, 9:00, it's going to be exiting and the skies are going to brighten up quickly behind this rain. 45 out the door right now in worcester. lower 40s in keen, and lawrence in the upper 40s, otherwise, lower 50s from the north shore and boston and all we'll hang onto the cloud cover, even around the boston area, from mid to late morning and the skies do brighten up. temperature in the mid 50s but the winds are kicking up. even though we'll have the merging sunshine, mid to upper 50s, the best we do, 58 in boston, and just barely in the lower 50s out through worcester, and south of town once we get rid of the rain, getting close to 60 in the taunton area with mid to upper 50s for you on the cape. again the rain should be exiting are out to the roads, a tough situation south of the city. >> in middleborough, yes, the lanes have reopened since the crash happened at 12:15 with a wrongway driver and five people killed. this all happened right n

he stabbed three men in plymouth, new hampshire. two of the victims are students at plymouth state university. all three are expected to survive. new this morning, a grandmother is pleading for witnesses to come forward after her granddaughter was shot roxbury. doug: the eyeopener's sera congi live in boston. sera: doug and emily, brenda peoples wants the community to step up and speak up on behalf of her 2-year-old granddaughter who was the victim this weekend of gunshot wounds. this all happened on saturday in roxbury. the shooting happening in broad daylight. the toddler was sitting in the back seat of a car where police believe her father was the girl's leg. her grandmother speaking to "the globe" is asking people to come forward and say what they saw. people saying, quote, i wish the young people, the youth around here, would take life a little more seriously. now that little girl is recovering from those gunshot wounds. boston police saying that her father is not cooperating because of gang relations. live at boston police hea

plymouth, 33. go out to plymouth right now talking clear skies which is great news. feels like only 26 though because that little bit of a breeze out there and that added chill from the wind. 6 a.m. temperature down to 34 degrees. i don't expect that we are really going to warm up by, like, 6, 7:00 this morning if anything. temperatures probably go down one or two more degrees. still in the low to mid-30s at 8 a.m. 10 a.m., 41 degrees. welcome back to the 40s, but the warm-up will be incredibly limited. somewhere like lawrence starting off frosty at 36 degrees. at risk of seeing freezing temperatures before the warm-up start. there you have it at 8 a.m., 35. and highs there in the 40s. 47 in boston and lawrence and ipswich. 49 in norwood and couple of 50s in providence, rhode island. the weather maker shifting toward us. the start of the morning commute is looking fine and we are looking for a cup of 7 a.m. temperatures obviously very chilly. 20s and 30s on the map. the speed of getting that cold air out of here is the concern. 10 o'clock, still the risk to have show

plymouth in the upper 30's. the wind is still stirring. it's kept temperatures up a few degrees overnight, believe it or not. it is creating a wind chill as you step out. look at the direction that wind is blowing, from the west-northwest. it's going to be with us all day long, sustained winds 10, 15, close to 20 miles an hour. chilly feeling sort of day. but it's tapping into this air mass that's even colder to our north and west. even though we have sunshine today, temperatures will struggle. storms still spinning to our north. high pressure nosing in. in between, we get those winds. not much in the way of cloud cover this morning. a few clouds bubble up as the day wears on. low 40's the best we do out through the worcester hills. upper 40's boston through the america mac valley. we may -- merrimack valley. we may touch 50 parts of the southre cape. that is below average. you can see the absence of cloud cover today. we get into tonight as well and the skies are still mainly clear. that is going to allow those temperatures to drop as the

a plymouth man wants answers from samsung after his phone explodes. randy: and why that blast was only the start of his problems. a warning in your health this morning. new advice for people who go to the gym with aggression. emily: save money with simple account. erika. erika: big papi's career may be over after that loss to the indians but there are plenty of clutch moments that we are remembering this morning, including this one, from octobea walk-off homer after washburn. a great memory. cindy: a little cold out the door. the frost advisory and freeze warnings in place but a beautiful afternoon on tap. first, take a look at the chill out there. this is all across new england this morning heading out the door right now. 30s in plymouth and look at that below freezing. likely some frost as you are heading out in nashua right now. five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massa

emily: todd kazakiewich is live in plymouth where we are expecting new information this morning. todd. antoinette: the new details coming from a man credited with county sheriff's office. todd: they say that he had no choice but to open the fire. the deputy sheriff shot and killed arthur derosa who police say had already killed two people and assaulted several others. the carnage unfolded at the silver city galleria in taunton in may. creed was having dinner with his family at bertucci's. according to the report, as creed approached darosa, he heard him s, both going to die today." police say darosa had just attacked a waitress and killed a 56-year-old teacher. the new report also details the mental health evaluation that darosa had received at morton hospital hours before the attack. prosecutors say that he talked about hearing the devil telling him to do things, and do horrible things. again we're hoping to learn more details when we hear from the deputy later today. emily: there will be counseling sessions today in hyannis following the deaths of five people in a wrongway cras

let's go out somewhere like plymouth -- let's go to plymouth. 52 degrees right now. one of the areas on side of the forecast and you can see 6 a.m., we have some showers out there. by 8 a.m., we should be turning dry. the rain turns things down. a cup of degrees before a warm-up starts. 10 a.m., 53 degrees. noontime, 56. we have highs in the upper 60s here this afternoon out that way. so marshfield. plymouth today 58 degrees. 9, hyannis. 53 brockton. 56. and name in lawrence and lowell worcester a little cooler for warm-up. go for 49 to 50 degree. tonight 30s back. you know what that means, grab that coat. chilly again and lots of mornings in the 30s. enjoy this milder morning while you can. high temperatures tomorrow check out that cooldown upper 50s. upper 40s and lower 50s, excuse me and from there, gets even cooler for wednesday and thursday. and we are in store for a very fall-like week ahead. no hints no warm-ups like last week. 58 degrees. bright and brightony 3507 tomorrow with a mix of sun and clouds. wednesday, that slight risk of showers will come along wi

plymouth one of the warmer locations at 51 degrees. the wind is certainly out there today. 18 miles per hour. i am breaking down these stronger gusts through the morning but look at these temperatures into the afternoon, not very much movement. you for what you will feel all day and might even get a little colder this afternoon. plymouth will likely be one of my drier towns during afternoon hours. northern mass and southern new hampshire. a better chance of getting spot showers even into boston. temperatures for the afternoon back into the mid- to upper 40s for most. tomorrow, 57 in boston. 58 in plymouth. 54 in worcester and 56 in nashua, new hampshire. tomorrow running mostly cloudy. on and off clouds. but even at that, spot rain. hey, waking up tomorrow morning. we have partly cloudy skies. what you will find show that we have the best chance for a passing shower here. nothing that lasts very long or very heavy. areas of north of boston and we get into sunday, as this front drops toward us on the warm side most of the day because it

that serves as off-campus housing for plymouth state all three are expected to survive. a 12-year-old girl is being credited with saving the lives of four women who apparently overdosed in springfield. police say the girl called 9-1-1 in time to save them. the unresponsive women were given narcan by first responders and were alert when brought to the hospital. police say the women had gone out before returning home and overdosing. dcf has been notified but police have not yet filed criminal charges. doug: a navy sailor is under crash. police arresting 25-year-old richard sepolio in that crash that killed four people and injured nine others. police say he was drunk when he drove his pickup truck off a freeway. he is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. >> a massive wildfire in nevada is 55% contained. the little valley fire burned 3,000 acres. two dozen homes and 17 buildings were burned. of the nearly 500 firefighters a state of emergency is in effect. emily: a dozen bulldogs are stolen, and it's all caught on camera. the men used a sledgehammer to burst into the store

we hit the evening hours and mostly sunny and 59 in boston, 59 in lawrence, 60 in new bedford and plymouth. look in the right direction. 11:00 a.m. 61?, increasing clouds as we travel into the afternoon, so you're going to find here in 50s back on tap and rain moving in and 9:00 p.m. i expect it is going to be a little bit sooner, towns to your south and future cast up ten minutes. julie grauert back now. >> julie: sea branch continuing delays from delay in tappan street and up to the maps still waiting as well for this incident to be cleared in chelsea, williams street in broadway, had crash and took between power poles above the intersection so and live drives 41 minutes 495 to mass ave. 26 minutes on expressway, 64 minutes, hour on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 9:02. there was no handshake in the beginning and final presidential debate and two candidates walked off the stage without even looking at each other. >> julie: last night's debate started off with good exchange about the issue and quickly derailed. sara underwood joins us with the big take away inc

partly cloudy skies. 58 in worcester and nashua, new hampshire. 61 in beverly and plymouth right now and 56 degrees boston. metro west. we are starting here around 60 degrees this morning, we head up to the upper 60s by 10 a.m. 72 by lunchtime today. the clouds are going to end up thinning up. not all clouds today but a nice kind of mix of sunshine and scattered clouds. i will tell you what time we are at a risk for another quick shower in a cup of minutes. >> julie: live with live drive time traffic. >> julie: things are moving along. moving at speed limit. live drive times 237 minutes on the pike eastbound. single dijts on the expressway. 19 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. n. >> you this morning. more information about a shooting situation in lawrence. police combing haverhill street for evidence. the district attorney confirms to fox 25 that a man was flown to boston with a gunshot wound. we are working to get an update on his condition for you. child rapist will be from court accused of violating his parole. fox25 has been bring you updates on richard gard

hey, plymouth, 64. looking and sounding mighty fine and we have situation and leading to very summer like feel. be terrible today and noticeably stickier out there, 11:00 a.m. 68?, by 1:00 p.m. 72 and spend afternoon low and mid-70s most spots and slowly sinking back through the 60s as we hit the evening hours. so highs today ranging from about 73 in boston, 74 in plymouth and beverly to 76 in bedford. 72 in worcester. 76 in fitchburg. so a lot of those middle 70s out there and a lot of breaks of by noon time notice that we got front in the neighborhood, that is going to stir up some clouds and even a couple spot showers here. i'm timing those out for the evening commute and dinner time and see how spotty they are and meteorologist james bryson going to be watching those, tracking those for you, but not much will come of them and don't expect to interfere with the drive home from work and pause at midnight and show we have the front around and that could spawn a couple overnight showers, but the bulk of

plymouth down to 31 degrees. it is freezing there. 32 in malden. also freezing there and a lot of the suburbs in boston 20s and 30s this morning. you off to very cold start. even colder than yesterday. nashua, new hampshire at 28. so here is the game plan. your day planner for the boston area today. we go from cold and mostly clear now to increasing clouds, even the chance for a quick by noontime, mostly just cloudy and 43 degrees. we have scattered showers forming through the afternoon. really turning more intense here during the evening hours i am tracking heavy rain, wind and snow accumulation in the mountains and those details are coming up in a couple of minutes. julie grauert has live drive time traffic and a check of the expressway. >> julie: expressway clear at this early hour. no issues from braintree plit to columbia road. pi m to the weston tolls which won't be with us as that construction process begins continue to friday night into the alston-brighton area. route 1, 93 south without issue. live drive times 10 minutes on the expressway.

more than five months since plymouth sheriff's deputy james creed fired his first and only shot while on the job. today he spoke out about confronting arthur da reeks as da rosa was attacking stabbing other customers. >> once i saw there was a weapon involved, i tack my badge out of the pocket and started giving commands for him to get on the ground, stop, drop the knife. >> reporter: cre instead of. stopping the man came after him. >> he was probably six, 7 feet from me. probably a little too close trainingwise, but in all honorsity trying to give him any chance. last thing i want to to do. >> reporter: creed shot and killed do rosa. the d.a.'s office says the shooting was justified. in the moments before the deadly confrontation da rosa stab and killed george from attacking a waitress. >> i stopped thinking about him. the minute good morning was stabbed. i immediately went to the floor. jim was not there i would have been next. he was so close to me. i know it. >> reporter: creed had been at the restaurant with his wife who was a nurse. she also rushed to help the victims. >> if som

a couple ocean effect rain showers trying to get going here down into plymouth. maybe even a sleet pellet or know flake mixed in. anything near the coastline would be from ocean effect by 1:00 p.m., 2:00 and 3:00 p.m., i do expect this to start overspreading central and eastern mass, maybe east of 495, although you get west of 495 briefly mixing in with a little snow and sleet. then across the berkshires, as we pick up a few inches of snow, cold rain this evening, more on that forecast ahead. >> christa: rounding out the 6:00 a.m. hour, we've got the ask danielle, where are the trouble spots now. >> danielle: things watching any accidents at the moment, knock on wood. here's route 1. you can see the southbound side as you head through saugus, traffic is heavier, but no major delays. switch cameras. 93 as you head through somerville, doing so nicely. let's go to the maps. braintree to boston south of town, 16 minutes. so starting to slow down, but not watching any accidents there. slow around the braintree split. route 24 slow and go back to brockton. the pike pre

plymouth county d.a. released statement saturday supporting the idea of having level three sex offenders to wear tracking devices. >> sara: no arrest has been entire neighborhood. the story was breaking on fox25 morning news yesterday. officers were called to house for reports of shots fired and ended up spending the morning trying to get into an apartment. six men were eventually questioned by police but this morning they tell the globe this wasn't any gun fire and they claim they were asleep when police intravenous drip arrived arrived -- >> gene: s to see but there's actually a man sitting in the second floor seemingly unaware that there's a fire below him. people on the street spent minutes yesterday trying to get the man's attention any way they could. >> i started staring at windows trying to get to his attention and everyone actually yelling at that point to get out because smoke just got -- it was increasing. >> gene: eventually their efforts paid off and the man can be seen running out of thing w

plymouth, temperature has actually gone up to 40

plymouth that will be torrential tropical rain. this is all tropical in origin streaming north ward from the bahamas tonight's that's why it's falling so heavily out there. southward to buzzards bay and off really heavy rain on buzzards bay and offshore to martha's vineyard getting some downpours. much o right now. heavy rain here yellows and reds and orange are showing up right along 195 and on the beaches and on the point. here's some of the updated totals. worster that elm park area five and a quarter inches just about that's pretty amazing. the airport is up to 4.1 inches that's unofficial they'll go out and take a look at the rain gauge. holden at four inches, stowe added to the list at 3.8 list there that's not from worcester county. we still have the heavy rains and flooding and low visibility with those rainshowers coming on by. this will go away in the next hour but it's still a problem right now. the only place that won't have the worst of it will be south of reply mouth. you will have some rain just not the stuff that ot

in plymouth we talked about an accident at plymouth road that just cleared.o weather-related problems, 41 in quakertown. 49 in center city. temperatures just a little bit cooler than yesterday this morning. 50 on the boardwalk. 48 in glassboro. today we start a beautiful sunny day and we keep the sunshine all weekend, so nice, matt. >> thank you karen. >>> new on "action news," two drierls -- drivers are seen duking it out at a red light in las vegas. the man gets out of the car with a crow bar and the woman grabs it and swung it at him. the man flipped the woman over, the woman smashed the guy's windshield. >> he did have his hazards on at least. the video was posted on facebook viewed 1.5 million time. police are trying to figure out who was the primary aggressor. >>> a black doctor said she was brushed a side by a delta flight attendant when she was asked to help in an emergency. a passenger lost consciousness, when asked if a doctor was on board, the doctor raised her hand. the doctor said they said know we're looking for real doctors or nurses. the atten

morning showers have made their way out for another dry summer like day even though it is october. 61 plymouth and 58 in boston and a lot of clouds and we got fog as well but wait until you see the clouds and 67? and lower 70s and clouds breaking up and into the afternoon we take the gorgeous turn into mostly sunny temps and julie grauert with live drive time traffic. >> julie: real headache on the roads this morning because of multiple and rule one steady heavy volume and 93 south backed up but we are getting relief from the triple digit drive times on 93 and eastbound 495 to mass ave and 37 minutes on expressway and hour and 40 minutes on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. >> daniel: police confirm two people hit by car on wyman street and one person taken to the hospital with extremely serious injuries and scene very active and wyman street could be closed for most of the day. police also urging drives to avoid the area altogether. the scene. as soon as we can get more information we will have a live report. >> julie: video show you of mother reunited with child. >> daniel: for mom

tom: tonight the president of a residential treatment center in plymouth has been put on leave. jennifer: that follows jeffrey caron's arrest on a drunk driving charge, his car crashed into a pole. as kristen carosa tells us, another employee of the center was also arrested after the crash. reporter: the crash happened in lebanon on wednesday morning, residential treatment center in plymouth. and now both have been placed on leave. work to repair utility pole in lebanon continued thursday, after a car crash. >> a single vehicle drove into a telephone pole on dartmouth college highway, two occupants of the vehicle both sustained injuries that were not life threatening. reporter: the crash can be seen on this cell phone video captured by a witness. >> showing that it was traveling over the double yellow line, nearly had a few minutes prior to the actual accident. and then the video showed the vehicle trailing off to the side of the road and eventually striking and taking down a telephone pole. reporter: police say jeffrey caron was driving while intoxicated, he was arrested at the

valley. 56 in worcester right now, still a little foggy, a lot showers and 61 in norwood and 60 in plymouth i do have some showers still clinging to the outer cape, but again, they are on their way out, so metrowest today, 9:00 a.m. 63?, by 11:00 a.m. 67, we are going to pull in the sunshine for your afternoon forecast. temperatures get close to 80? in several towns and cities, along with the brightening conditions though, we will have to what to plan around here, even the next couple hours to get into work coming up in less than ten. julie is back with live drive time traffic and accident update. >> julie: route 3 southbound in billerica area, and treble cove road and things are slowing going to 495. process of clearing 93 south and route 16 and route 1 southbound right before ease. 41 minutes on route 1. 32 minutes on the expressway, hour on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. back to you. >> sara: we continue to follow developing news out of roxbury where police are searching for the thief who stole a car with a nine-month-old baby inside. only on fox25 this morning this is vide

that's where we have showers in plymouth. providence rhode island down in new bedford, the cape and island. we turn around. not only do we dry out but clear up. best bet of rain south of the pike over southeastern

plymouth at 47 degrees right now. the the clouds a little thicker. you might pick up a sprinkle or two. still just as windy, 21 miles per hour winds leading to your wind chills also in the upper 30s right now. take a little longer to clear out the immediate coast in southeastern massachusetts, but i'm still going to go with a mostly sunny forecast here for the afternoon and temperatures cracking the 50s, even there. so let's take a look here with improvements. we have the lingering clouds here at 8:00 this morning, but i do expect that any sprinkles that are still remaining out there now are going to be long gone by 8:00. so, then, by noontime, we should be mostly sunny, afternoon we soak up the sunshine of course we have the gusty west winds that we are dealing with, with the wind advisory until 6 p.m. so, any wind damage is likely during the morning or the afternoon, but once we hit the the evening hours we will see some improvements in that respect. by tomorrow morning, we do have some the mass pike. this is a really fast-moving system so it's in

lower 50's plymouth out to the case. notice the winds kicking up out of the west, sustained 10 to 20 miles an hour this afternoon. then we'll have the sunshine. temperatures will recover into the mid to upper 50's. the wind will make it feel colder. back down in the 30's tonight. i'm not concerned about frost tonight. as we go through the next couple of days, temperatures are chillier, only in the upper 40's and as we head toward especially wednesday morning, there could be let's update that situation on the roads. olessa: the situation in middleborough, a deadly crash happened about 12:15 this morning, all happening on 495 northbound by route 28. they have reopened all lane. there are residual delays back to route 58. much more in a few minutes. the rest of your ride, 24 building volume out of brockton, the expressway. 15 minutes from braintree to and then watching some delays, the ramp is shut down from copeland circle to route 1 because of a gas line break. we're watching delays on the red line and those are southboun

police say francisco salazar hernandez showed up at plymouth meeting mall at the american eagle. he asked to try on jeans and then flashed women who work there. those close to the case at first it was a mistake, but when clerks began talking to each other, they realized it was something worse. >> they would bring in another pair, he was standing in there fully expose. >> salazar hernandez is still free on bail. he is not allowed to contact the victims or return to the american eagle store. >>> philadelphia's mayor declares a war on teen smoking. mayor jim kenny announced a war on businesses selling tobacco to minors. >> i don't have a lot of simple think for folks who are marketing and selling to young, poor people, things that are detrimental to their health. >> reporter: store owners say it will make it tougher to do business in the city. the money raised by increased permit fees will go towards hiring more inspectors to crack down on tobacco youth sales. >>> potholes in philadelphia have always been a problem for drivers and the city. today police and the city talked about rep

a plymouth man wants answers from samsung after his phone explodes. randy: why that blast was only the start of his problem. and a new advice for people who go to the gym to shake out some aggression and tension. emily: new this morning, save money with simple changes. three ways to boost your bank account. erika? erika: big papi's career is over after that big loss to the indians. but there are moments like this one from october 2004, a walk cindy: chilly start this morning. frost advisories, freeze warnings in place, but it turns into a milder afternoon. the timeline on that is ahead. first take a look at these temperatures as you're heading out the door this morning. layer up. 39 as you're heading out in plymouth right now. and a little frost around nashua. look at that. just 33 degrees as you're interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president.

erin: police are working to identify many of the people in a massive crowd in plymouth. about 300 students blocked the road. crews planned to re t the navigational channel will be closed all week. coming up, diving for treasure. kevin: starting up your columbus day with some cooler conditions out there. we have drop into the 40's. sunshine otherwise, temperatures up into the 50's. erin: it's a little chilly out there today. diver say they have found a pirate treasure off the coast of cape cod. a 1984. it took decades to start exploring. it sank back in 1717. >> had no idea of what we discovered until we started going through the collection. our coin collection goes back to ferdinand and isabella. have been are covered in many of them were on display at a new pirate museum. erin: very cool. a bicycle shop in london is offering a new design of bikes made out of bamboo. it offers a class on how to build your own bike. kevin: bamboo provides national -- natural suspension and is easy to provide. make your own home. coming up, tom brady is back. number 12 never missed a beat.

. >> reporter: this morning i have reached out to mayor carpenter as well as the plymouth county district attorney which has taken over this investigation. still we do know that school officials are now involved. at this point, we do not know what school the victim went to or a grief counselors will be on hand to help his classmates. we will reach out. in 30 minutes the extreme lengths police went through to try to identify this victims. live in brockton. fox25 news. . >>> crews are working to clean up after a car crashed into a building in mattapan. crashed through a fence. it appears it was involved in a crash with a second car. no one was hurt and an inspector was called in to make sure that building was safe. >>> more than a dozen shots ring out in dorchester avenue wounding a man vacuuming his minivan. this morning he is in the hospital with serious injuries. this was the scene last night as police investigated. the shooting happened just after 5:30 outside of a house near the intersection of mather treat. the herald spoke to man o said he is the victim's brother and he says there wa

so we have 57 in boston and plymouth right now. a lot of 40s on my map from bedford up to lawrence and beverly and portsmouth, new hampshire. worcester starting off at 52 degrees and 59 right now in chatham. winds coming in off the water today. that is very important. the water temperature is 0 degrees and that will rule the afternoon forecast when we get winds off the water like that. the air tends to be a little cooler. our highs will be capped in the 60s. with sunshine, by noontime here, we will have a few more clouds around, 63 degrees. the clouds it continue to increase. dry for kids coming home from school at 3 p.m. 7:00 this evening i do have rain with future cast. show you how long and how much heavier for friday coming up. julie has live time traffic. julie happy to have dry roads but dealing a problem spot. new accident on route 3 153. and expressway slow going from the braintree split up to around morrissey boulevard. north of the pike, route 1 in saugus starting to see traffic pick up slightly. here is the live drive ti

when it is 47 degrees in boston. 49 in plymouth. however, worcester at 38. even when it is in the upper 30's, this above the freezing mark, you can get some spotty wet snowflakes and flurries in here. i think we have seen that in portions of worcester county and getting close to the massachusetts-rhode island, connecticut border. sort of that triangle in that way. dew point levels down in the upper 20's out through worcester county. little built of evaporating cooling. we can see a little built of snow mixed in at times into worcester county this afternoon. i'm not expecting much in the way of accumulation. although you get into hillier terrain, west of the city, up into rutlan, and witchington and there may be a few towns that pick up a coating of slush on the grassy surfaces of the car-tops. predominantly, thinking western new england has the best chance ofic the berkshires, monadnocks: the higher terrain of vermont. especially across the mountains of maine. the story late this afternoon and tonight is not the snow. but it's the rain. and the rain will be

lower 60s norwood over to plymouth. take to you plymouth where we have partly cloudy skies to get things started. but we will brighten up this morning and turn partly to here. temperatures working their way through the 60s through about 10:00 this morning and we make it into the 70s for the afternoon and this is a really warm weather that we have been keeping and doesn't stop there, keeps going until tomorrow. highs 73 in boston. beverly. 74 today in portsmouth, new hampshire and as well plymouth. mid-70s norwood from bedford and worcester over to 72 and lower 70s for the most part for the cape and islands. we do have a front that is going i think that is probably going to stir up extra clouds as we get into the afternoon hours. a cup of spot showers for the evening commute. yes, notice that we all lead up to light green on the map. that means it will be light and not slow things down too much. just something to be aware of overnight as well. a spot shower in northern mass and southern new hampshire. some of the bulk of

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plymouth 2 inches of rain, a it is a little bit cool this morning. we're running in the mid-40s, 44 in plymouth, a lot of us running in the lower to mid-40s. that wind though is gusty you're going to notice it right away gusting between 15 and 35 miles per hour. it's a little bit higher on martha's vineyard. run pushing out of here. it is off to our east and clearing has come in behind it and that promotes sunshine for today. big area of high pressure going to be with us over the next several days. so yes, you'll notice the breeze today but other than that just kind of your classic fall day, cool, crisp air in place, clear skies means a chilly overnight tonight. there may be some frost in the suburbs west of boston. so you and bring in the sensitive plans overnight. tomorrow looks beautiful, wednesday looks great, next chance of any wet weather doesn't arrive until later on thursday. and even at that there's just a couple of showers with the front that will cool us off as we head into the end of the week. highs today 55 to 60 for most of us, a little

the plymouth d.a. telling us, she could've civilly committed richard gardner before being released from prison. but that did not happen because of human error. fox 25 news started digging after learning that richard gardner was not civilly committed. the plymouth d.a. which handles the massachusetts case says our office did not move to civilly commit mr. gardner. senior officials in my office conducted a comprehensive review of this case and determined t error. this is an isolated instances and further checks and balances to strengthen the notification process. >> why is he not being subjected to a process where a judge could say, you're too dangerous to be a free man. >> reporter: former middlesex prosecutor wendy murphy says d.a.'s have the option to civilly commit someone after they serve their sentence. typically that decision is made after the d.a. gets notified that the inmate is being released and does an assessment to determine if the person is still sexually dangerous. his family home. and tha