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live in revere, michael henrich live in revere, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> about 200 homes and businesses are without power in the city boston this morning. eversource crews have been working through the night to repair the damage caused by equipment failures. our cameras spotted this crew another transformer failed in the north end last night. both failures caused a small underground fire. >>> the city of lowell will close a warming center this morning as temperatures go up. the city opened the station inside the lowell senior center for anyone needing a warm place to stay during the record cold. 55 people stayed there saturday night. people can call the city's other options. >>> and we have already sent a weather alert this morning about a winter weather advisory that takes place at 1 p.m. make sure you are getting the latest weather updates for our area on the fox25 weather app. if has the most up-to-date information involving temperatures, forecast and the radar. shiri is back in just a few minutes. >>> developing this morning, family members and friends of a missing massac

this all started here in revere on thursday. that's when police say an officer pulled the driver over. that driver then attacked the officer. and sped off. i want to show you some mug shots. these are the people that revere police are now looking for. this is michael guthrow and jacqueline murphy. guthrow we found out is wanted on four outstanding warrants and murphy wanted on one. police say guthrow was driving the car here in revere when that officer pulled him over. that's when guthrow tried to stab the officer with a syringe. he then sped off, the officer followed him into chelsea, eventually losing control of his cruiser. from this video, you can see he he is expected to be okay. but the police chief believes those suspects then likely ditched that car. we want to put up that information about the new car police are now looking for. again, it's a 2015 blue for door, mitsubishi out lander. massachusetts license plate, right there on your screen, police are telling us that car was last seen in woburn. and they do believe that

a revere neighborhood frozen in place, looking the thaw out. the ice. i didn't even open up the little shed there because i have harley-davidson in there, and i'm hoping that's not frozen. >> nicole: sunday's record-low temperatures caused a floodgate to freeze open. high tide then pushed seawater into the street, flooding and street. the crawl space under sherry decide mono's house looks like a inches of ice. today's warmer temps should unfreeze her pipe, but it also means melting and more water in her home. desimon says the damage has the already been done. >> there's nowhere for the water to go. if i run my kitchen sink, it comes up through the floor. >> nicole: a similar story for her neighbor. >> well, all of the stuff that's underneath in our crawl space is pretty much gone because we can't even access to go inside. so we had like all the lawn stuff from the summer time, that's pretty much gone because it's flooded through. >> nicole: revere spent $2 million over the past two years trying to fix this problem. today hopefully with some melting city

investigators say that chase caused a crash that injured a revere police officer . >> anchor: the suspect turned himself in last night. 7's jonathan hall live for us in chelsea with the very latest. >> anchor: jadiann, this man admits it a serious drug problem and a very long rap sheet but he denied trying to attack anyone with a needle. prosecutors say 44-year-old michael guthrow tried to attack a police officer with a needle. he was being investigated for drug activity and allegedly shifted his hopa into reverse as an officer reached in to stop him . >>> the driver then removed his hand from the gear, grabbed the syringe and made an attempt to stab the officer's hand that was inside of the vehicle hoping his shoulder. >> anchor: the state says that revere officer was hurt in then suing chase which stretched from revere into chelsea february 18 . resulting in striking two utility poles . >> anchor: guth row got away then was allegedly involved in a second police chase a week ago. this one ended with a crash in saugus. police say his partner this crime was injured and arrested but guth ra

>> reporter: sar remarks this police chase did start in revere. the officer was checking on a obviously, things continued on here into chelsea with the officer in pursuit. that officer has serious injuries. and is at mgh. he is expected to be okay. we spoke with one of the men who helped pull him out of the cruiser. >> we just heard, like, a loud roar. like a car racing. >> reporter: a revere officer crashed while chasing a suspect down marginal street in chelsea. >> when we saw the honda civic take the turn and basically, almost gave away. spun out. caught himself. >> reporter: the revere officer lost control of his cruiser. >> hit the first pole. then right when it hit it, it still had momentum. it hit the second pole. >> reporter: francesca ortiz was working nearby at a business. he and his partner raced to the cruiser. the two telephone poles the officer hit hanging over the street. >> right when we got close enough, the cop opened the door. fell out. someone help me. someone help me. let's get him out of here. we thought the pole was coming d

. >>> city leaders in revere will meet today to hopefully find a solution for a problem. susie is live in are scene this morning--in are severe this morning. goo--in revere this morning. >> reporter: good morning, catherine, there is no solution in place yet, and they have had problems with the flood gate in the cast couple of years--in the past couple of years. and once you see what the people here are dealing with, you will know why they say it needs to be fixed, soon. >> yes, it is frozen in there. >> reporter: the temperatures stuck in the weekend's deep freeze. her entire yard, trash, and her car, are encased in ice. >> i had to breakthrough some of it to pull out. i had a really good friend come and plow and salt for me. >> reporter: all of the water came from the ocean. >> it is all salt water, frozen. >> reporter: a flood gate in revere has been broken for years how. tide. this weekend, the cold weather froze it open, turning this area into a block of ice. >> it is closed now? yesterday. >> reporter: and this city councilman says he is working on getting it fixed

revere councilman john powers tell fox25 that should have never happened especially because revere spent more than a million dollars to triple the catch basin's capacity just seven years ago. >> i get the call at 6:00 in the morning, and this shouldn't be happening. not today. i don't mind addressing the calls and getting them resolved calls and getting them resolved, but shouldn't have to be that say about i don't know what to say to them to the city anymore but, help! >> reporter: councilman powers talking to the engineer. the revere engineer tomorrow being that today is a holiday, but for many residents this morning, a couple we spoke to off camera as well that are come they are seeing this problem of course this instant particularly freezing and devastating. for now live in revere, i am michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> about 100 homes remain without power in the city of boston this morning. eversource crews have been working throughout the night to repair the damage caused by equipment failures. our cameras spotted this crew working on a transformer in east boston early this morning.

revere councilman john powers tells fox25 that never should have happened, especially because revere spent more than a million dollars to triple catch >> get call at 7:00 in the morning, but shouldn't have to be watt way. >> i don't know what to say to the city any more. town put a ton of material here on arcadia street trying to melt this just yesterday, three inches of ice also on the roadway itself. but that's too little, too late, that's what many residents are telling me here this morning. councilman powers says he will speak with revere engineer tomorrow because today is president's day to work on long-term fix. residents here say that's also too little too late. i'm working to get some answers from revere as well as soon as i get them, of course, and bring you update. live in revere, fox25 news. >> sara: more than 200 homes and businesses remain without they have been working to repair damage by equipment failure and working on transformer east boston early this morning and another transformer failed in the north end last night. both failure caused small underground fires. >>

live in revere, michael henrich live in revere, michael >>> 5:06 this morning. a hundred homes and businesses remain without power in the city of boston this morning. eversource crews have been working through the night to repair damage caused by equipment failures. our cameras caught a crew working on a transformer in east boston early this morning. another one on the north end. both failures caused small underground fires. >>> we are keeping an eye on the mbta this morning as temperatures still hang around zero. take a look at these trains on the orange line track. yesterday the t was delayed much of the day as crews used >>> trains got backed up on the red line. crews worked quickly to fix a broken rail at the quincy adams start. the mbta ran on a saturday schedule today because of the holiday. >>> this morning, a few weather related delays and cancellations. most of the cancelled flights are heading together carolinas. dozens of flights delayed because of frozen ground equipment and shortage of employees. jet blue was the hardest hit area and apologized on t

as for the officer revere police say he will make a full recovery. reporting live in chelsea, chantee lans wbz news. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it has been nearly 3 years since the murder of amy lord. >> and tonight we are hearing from the detectives who tracked down her killer and from one of the young women who got away. plus a manchester new hampshire teacher nd arrest for -- under arrest for knocking candy out of a student's hand. did she go too far. >> a cold night is on tap. single digits and teens by tomorrow morning. coming up. >> it's been 137 days since the boston red sox officially were together on the field as a team. that all changes tomorrow as red sox pitches and catchers -- pitchers and catchers >>> more on the breaking news this afternoon. the signal problems at south station causing a huge headache for those trying to get home by back bay station tonight. so many people can't go to south station. they are being told to go to back bay and as you can see there are very long lines to get on the train. much more on this developing s

revere police say their officer should be okay. something ortiz is glad to hear. >> hope he is doing okay. just crazy moment. just happened so fast. >> reporter: the officer is at mass general hospital. as far as the suspect. that person was last scene speeding away from the scene heading tort east boston in a white car. police are searching for the person. jennifer egan, 7 news. >> adam: new at 4:30 a tractor trailer truck crashing feet from a home in today. you see the pictures here. the truck hit a tree and two poles before come to a stop. no one was injured. power. police working to determine what caused the crash. the mashpee school superintendent accused of trespassing at a student's house is found not guilty. brian hyde was facing breaking and charging and trespassing charges after prosecutors said he walked into the home without rummaged through a 17-year-old's belongings. they say he was checking to see if she lived in the district. today a judge said he couldn't be convicted from the home. >> jadiann: a bad break allows w

officer was hurt in then suing chase which stretched from revere into chelsea february 18 .

crash in chelsea injuring the revere police officer. police allege guttural try to stab that revere police officer with a syringe just before the chase began. and then on monday police say he and guttural were together again when another state car and try to pull them over but the car took off and crashed in saugus. he was arrested but a bloody to throw disappeared. in an arrest report state trooper wrote of murphy i asked why they fled she stated she didn't know. he just heard acting crazy. michael guttural was also wanted out of florida. this is broward county mug shot and we learned he is also wanted out of new hampshire for probation violation. jaclyn murphy's mother diane toby off-camera her daughter who has a history of drug abuse was clean until she recently relapsed with guttural and ever since she said the two up and on the run from police. >> declan murphy was ordered held in $1000 bail i asked her mother scored a post that bail to get her daughter out of jail she said no she should try to get her daughter into rehab she wants

. >> anchor: revere suspect accused in a cruiser crash gets called to court. why prosecutors say this suspect is no stranger to police . >> anchor: a shoplifting bus goes bad. why a police officer is under investigation for his approach. >> anchor: ahead at 5:00 and on the hunt police searching for a driver after two people are struck in the street in worcester. l, unless you have allergies. may see it differently. is approved toprelieve both itchy, watery eyes d congestion. ther nasal allergy spray can say that. e breathe in allergens our bodies react by ducing six key inflammatory substances that use our symptoms. stllergy pills only control one substance. d six is greater than one. te allergy relief or incomplete. t your eyes decide. ase. >> anchor: called to court of a man facing a judge after dangerous drives in revere and several other towns. one crash totaling a police the driver turning himself in late last night . >> anchor: police say the suspect was wanted by several different law enforcement agencies in three states. jonathan hall live for us outsi

we are live in revere, jennifer eagan, 7 news. >> sarah: these frigid firefighters. in fall river, a man died during a fire there. today crews are still trying to figure out what sparked a blaze. fierce flames ripped through a three-storhome on eastern avenue in fall river sunday night. neighbors say they knew something was wrong when they smelled smoke. >> the whole third floor, you couldn't see it. it was in flames. >> the windows blew out. then rain started shooting. >> reporter: once firefighters put out the fire, they found floor. they believe he lived in a home. the fire chief says it's too soon to know what caused the fire. >> inside, there is extensive damage to the third floor. it will take us a lot to sort that out. >> at first, fighting this fire was difficult. with only one truck in the area when the call came in. fall river's ladder truck was helping battle another fire in neighboring rhode island. the bitter cold and ice only made things worse. >> everything is frozen. this temperature. you make do with what you can. nothing is meant to work with >> rep

we see the full pageantry and display of the catholic church, which justice scalia very much revered. when he found out his son was sitting in the confession box got off that line and scolded him later that evening and said like hell if i'm going to confess to you, or said heck, excuse me. and i thought it was nice there was some personal anecdote in there. of course, it is not easy to preach the homily. it was nice to see a personal touch in that. >> he spoke beautifully, very stoically, and clearly was choking back a bit, but it was really powerful. >> very powerful, very suitable for this moment. let's take a step back, reflect on what we've seen here today as we bid adieu to justice antonin scalia who has been celebrated by people who even disagreed with his views very strongly. a giant in the american justice system, somebody who has been on the supreme court for three decades, revered not just for his legal mind but also the traditions he revered, and traditions he shaped on the supreme court as well as the gift of friendship he bestowed on so many people in washington, d.c. and

police have been searching for the two of them since last thursday when they were pulled over in revere. police say guthrow took out his syringe and stabbed that police officer before speeding away. the officer chased him into chelsea and that's where he ended up crashing his cruiser. he was taken to mass general hospital for his injuries. now one man we spoke to yesterday was sitting down for lunch when he saw guthrow sprinting through his yard. >> i saw the guy coming up the little hill and jumped over the little wall and ran across the field. the first thing i did was grab my bat and call police. to the hospital and later moved to the state police barracks. she is expected to be arraigned at chelsea district court later this morning. we have been following this story for a better part of the week since last thursday. right now we are working to bring you the latest information on this search, and we are going to continue to do that all morning long here. we are live in revere, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> breaking news, a 4-year-old boy found wandering a neighborhood alone

revere councilman john powers tells fox25 that never shannon vice happened especially because revere spent more than a million dollars to triple the catch basin capacity just seven years ago. >> get calls at 6:00 in the morning, and shouldn't be happening. not today. i don't mind getting the calls, but shouldn't have to be that way. >> i don't know what to say to the city any more except help. >> michael: help indeed. getting and looking to city of revere and councilman will speak with the department tomorrow. >> julie: crews working through the night to repair damage caused by equipment failures. our cameras spotted this crew working on transformener east boston early this morning. another transformer failed in the north end last night. both failures caused small underground fires. >> daniel: this morning delays and cancellations are building at logan airport. last hour several flights to new york and washington d.c. have been canceled. yesterday there were dozens of flights delayed because of frozen ground equipment and shortage of employees. jetblue was hardest hit airline for tho

this started as a police chase in revere. the officer was checking on a report of a suspicious person in a vehicle. witnesses say he was going very fast when he crashed into this telephone role. they rushed over to help. >> right when we got close enough the cop opened the door. fell out. said someone help me. >> reporter: a revere officer badly hurt. >> bleeding. he was holding his ribs. >> reporter: his cruiser mangled. investigators say he crashed chelsea while chasing a suspect. >> we heard a loud roar. >> reporter: ortiz was working nearby. >> he saw the honda civic take the turn and basically almost gave away. spun out but it caught himself and straight. >> reporter: but investigators say the officer lost control at the bend in the road. he hit a telephone pole then slammed no a second pole. concerned about wires coming down ortiz helped pull the officer to safety. >> he said help me then after he, we lay him down he was cold and shivering and holding his chest. >> he was in shock. we threw jackets over him and put one

. >>> a revere melting, rising water is creating even bigger problems. nicole oliverio has a closer look. >>reporter: a revere neighborhood thawing out after record cold temps damaged homes with ice and flooding. >> mechanical issues like this happen, you can't prepare for this. >>reporter: sunday's freezing temps caused a flood gate to remain stuck open. when high tide hit, it pushed sea water in the streets. the water flooded and quickly froze over leaving some homes filled with several inch es inches of ice and frozen pipes. >> i run my kitchen sink, it comes up >> my cow's -- car's literally frozen in the ice. i didn't even open up the shed there because i have a harley-davidson in there. i'm hoping that's not frozen. >>reporter: right now it appears without any issue. the city met with engineers yesterday to assess what more can be done. >> the only relief they are going to get right now basically is to keep that tide gate closed to prevent more water from coming in here. >>reporter: people who live nearby wonder if that will just cause more problem

revere city officials that floodgate is supposed to control the tide rose open. saltwater came up over the ramp the bank over here. >> that combined with subzero temperatures left the neighborhood encased in several inches of ice. >> longtime resident said happens often.this time though, it was this cold. >> today fox 25 learned residents should have at least received a warning. when the gate froze open a city official said that should've triggered vacations to the city that never happened. >> what you think about the alarm not working? >> it's bizarre. on monday we we saw city crews out assessing the damage a member of the revere city council john was also visiting with homeowners. >> power says the gate has since been closed and the now this from happening again. >> we spent over million dollars on it several years ago. is still not watching properly. >> something that revere officials will be looking at this week city official told me over the phone today will start tomorrow after the holiday seeking a copy of look at the problem that affect this neighborhood.

he was so revered in the african-american community. and so many of them felt it was an honer to sor to sit down wit. and then in fact, you feel this intimacy of two people not necessarily having walked the same path but two people with really shared appreciation for one another having this conversation about what it meant to be black in america, what it meant to overcome the obstacles, whether they came from families of affluence and extended education as julian did or whether they came from deep poverty. they somehow had this intimacy because they understood that they shared some of the basic experiences of people making assumptions about you simply because of the color of your skin. >> how did this project fit into it the larger african-american oral history tradition? >> well, there's a deep oral history tradition of witnessing, of talking through words. and i suspect it does go back to a time when there was much more limited literacy. and it was through the word that ideas and values were spread. first and foremost through the chur

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live in revere, i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> gene: four-year-old four hours ago. fox25 michael henrich live in blue hill avenue where someone first spotted the boy in the wee hours of the morning. >> michael: can you imagine weaking -- waking up and your we don't have the answers just yet about how the four-year-old who was found wandering alone at 3:00 a.m. here at gaston street and blue hill avenue in the cold don't know how he is doing, don't know how far he wandered from his home in order to get there when he was eventually found by someone passing by, sort of stuck out to the person that there was a child wandering alone in middle of the night in early morning hours, called police, boston police and ems came out and that boy as saw in the video taken away to an hospital. and what exactly happened here and as soon as we get the updates from police, ems, we, of course, will bring you update right away right here on the fox25 morning news. for now though live in dorchester, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: boston police called to vigil for 15-year-old that

a revere police officer is at mass general with serious a pursuit. susie steimle joins us live susie. >> reporter: we are live on marginal street which has been closed all morning because of the serious accident. if you look behind me. you can see the road is closed the pole. morning say this cruiser was going fast in pursuit of the suspect and they guesstimate about 08 miles an hour. -- 80 miles an hour. >> we have a report there's wires down. >> reporter: this is the aftermath of a high speed police chase from revere to chelsea. in pursuit of a suspect this officer smashed his cruiser into a utility pole. snapping the pole like a tooth pick. >> i heard sirens coming on and all of a sudden i heard a boom. >> reporter: she works nearby after she heard the crash, she ran out to see what happened. >> i heard a car flying by and saw the air bag and police officer there. >> we heard the loud roar. >> reporter: francesca ortiz ran over to pull the officer to safety. >> he was in pain it was so much pain. i don't know what condition he was in but he was in

>> anchor: at 5:30 a man wanted by revere list for lunging at an officer with a syringe turning himself into police . >> anchor: just as thomas finally has been heard on the in addition's high court his first question in dearly nearly a decade . >> anchor: in just one hour, expanding andens chancing concerns of a summit held in has mass today . >> anchor: the spotlight the big win for a movie based on an investigation by "boston globe" reporters . >> anchor: those stories and more coming up in just a second. >> reporter: if you are looking for a way to lose weight and keep it off there are plenty of places you can turn. maybe were you count on a major campus lab looking into the science of staying slim. we'll have details tomorrow morning on 7 news today in new england.

. >>> and that recent bitter cold is causing problems along the coast as well, in revere, the city flood gates froze open. sending sea waters into the streets. and susie, they are looking far solution for this. >> reporter: chris, they are still looking for aislings, and and they have yet to find one, despite spending $2 million. and when you see what the people are dealing with, you will see why they say something needs to be done, soon. >> yes, it has frozen in there. >> reporter: the temperatures are warming up, but sherry is stuck in this weekend's deep freeze. her entire yard, trash, and her car are encased in ice. >> i had to breakthrough some of it to pull out. i had a really good friend come and plow and salt for me. >> reporter: all of the water came from the ocean. >> this is all salt water. >> reporter: a flood gate in revere has been broken for several years now. it is supposed to stop high tide from coming into the neighborhoods here. this weekend, the cold weather froze it open and let the ocean rush into homes. >> until it is repaired, it has it is closed now. i spoke with

catch a glimpse of the man many reverals the people's pope. >> this pope is completely different. >> reporter: jessenia acuna and her friend bradley treasure came from west palm beach, florida. so he appeals to someone like you. >> yes. >> reporter: his message does. >> yes. >> reporter: what about it specifically? >> acceptance and love. >> reporter: and reconciliation. he first stopped in cuba to meet with the patriarch of the russian orthodox church which split with the vatican nearly 1,000 years ago. aboard the plane, the pope emphasized his mission in mexico to try to heal a country, which has lost an estimated 100,000 people in a vicious drug war over the last decade and to highlight the plight of migrant by traveling from southern mexico, where many start their journey, and ending with a symbolic mass at the u.s.-mexico border. the pope's first mass here in mexico city will be tomorrow. scott, his visit is also meant to reinvigerate catholics here where it's estimated the number of people raised catholic and

near revere and carey. we're told a woman in her 30's was found with a gunshot wound. she was rushed to umc with serious injuries. we are working to get more details like a suspect description, or motive.. from police.. the other shooting happened at an apartment complex near maryland parkway and hacienda. the victim was taken to sunrise hospital, but we don't know how bad their injuries are. metro says the gunman is still on the loose, and they are actively searching for them. recovering this morning, after being rushed to umc for possible heat exhaustion. the firefighter was responding to a house up in flames near rainbow and wigwam last night. no one inside was hurt, and crews were able to put the blaze out quickly. at last check, that firefighter was in stable condition. its been 5 years since a 15 year old girl was kidnapped and brutally murdered... in a shocking turn of events, the man charged with killing her-- pleads guilty.

a revere police officer >> anchor: following more breaking news. trouble on the tracks for commuters in boston. signal problems leaving some passengers streetly stranded. continues. we'll continue to stay on top of this and have the very latest as it develops. stay with us. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now find our c2 queen mattress starting at only $599.99. >> caught on camera a customer takes down a would-be thief. this happened down in florida. so the customer just happened to be a trained fighter. >> anchor: so he said he didn't think twice before jumping no action to protect those in the store. a criminal gets taken down and it was all caught on camera. watch as this trained fighter managed to stop the crook. >> i wasn't tryi

chase began in revere but ended when he crashed on marginal street in chelsea. the officer was taken to mass general after witnesses helped to pull him out of the cruiser. >> when he came out and put on the floor he was saying help his legs were hurting because when whoa tried to pick him up to walk he wasn't able to and i grabbed his legs and a pedestrian helping us out grabbed his articles and wecaredied him over here. >> the the officer is expected to make full recovery -- make a full recovery. the suspect is on the lose driving a white civic honda sedan. >>> there are more calls for brian joyce to resign. joyce refused to answer questions when he left his home today. the massachusetts fiscal alliance presented a leter to the senate president -- letter to the senate president to start the process of exspelling joyce. yesterday fbi raided his law office in canton. investigation for ethics and campaign finance vie layinger. >>> two comments from pope and sis on politics and birth control. he told reporters that contraception foreed byent in the catholic -- forb

mary: water that turned into solidize and covers the street here in revere. access to their crawlspace and everything inside. if the pipes were to burst, you can't reach them? >> no, we can't right now, hoping for the best. mary: this tide gate is supposed to keep the ocean water out at high tide, but extreme temperatures caused the flood gate to freeze open. residents woke up sunday to their properties and street encased in ice, cars frozen in place. >> it's flowed all the way up the street. the drain gets clogged, nowhere for the high tide to go, it comes up. mary: she has ice underneath her home and not sure of the

homes on this street in revere are surrounded by a sheet of ice. >> there's like a good 2 to 3 inches of ice from the ocean during the weekend with the low temperature. >> it was frozen to that bottom step all levels all the way through the street. >> this happened sunday when a floodgate froze open and high tied sent seawater rushing over arcadia street in revere. >> when the ground freezes as you can see it did it freezes up all the pipes that were underground so there's nothing you can do inside to help what's going on outside. >> that's not an ice rink that's the crawl space under her home. as you can see pipes are frozen solid. >> you run the water what happens. >> it backs -- it comes up my floor because there's nowhere for the water to go. >> she couldn't use anything so when she flushed the toilet it went up in the bathtub now we pump the tub down and she's going to have to go to a hotel. >> homeowners are waiting for this frozen sea to melt and that it doesn't happen again anytime soon. >> some of our neighbors who have some of the older homes their sump pumps are frozen. it'

we're live in revere. mary saladna. maria: a school in waltham is dealing with a flooding problem, a faulty sprinkler and as you can see the water spread throughout the hallways there and stairwell. it started pouring out the front door. the good news shall the kids are on vacation this week, plenty of time to repair before they get back. tragedy on the slopes leaches a massachusetts man dad. shirinian varter of watertown afternoon. he was skiing with his family. state police say the 58-year-old lost control and went into the woods. he was wearing a helmet. ed: new tonight, a new hampshire high school is boosting security after threats to a school tradition. san juan regional high will have extra police officers at friday's pep rally. the superintendent says that a student there made threatening friends. presence is just a precaution. maria: commitment 2016 and the first poll taken after saturday's debate showing donald trump back on top, this time in south carolina he is at 35%. marco rubio, ted cruz, they were right t

. >>> we continue to follow developing news this morning in revere where a manhunt revere where a manhunt is under way for a dangerous suspect who tried to prick a police officer with a syringe. >> he led police on a chase that ended in a crash, but he still managed to get away. jessica reyes live at the police department in revere and canvassing neighborhoods. these guys. >> they are, gene. they will continue to do that all day long. this is the man that we are talking about. his name is michael guthrow, and he did get away from police again, but this morning, officers are hoping the woman he was with may help them lead them to him. >> reporter: a manhunt continues on north shore this morning for this man. >> i saw guy coming up the little hill in the back of my yard, jump over the little wall, ran across the field. >> reporter: angel said he knew police were searching for immediately. >> the first thing i did was grab my bat an call police. >> reporter: police was searching for him since last thursday when he pulled over had revere. he took out his syringe and tried to stab the officer

. >>> a revere police cruiser crashed into a utility pole in neighboring chelsea. this is the end of a police pursuit that started miles away in revere on park avenue. francesco ortiz for the crash he and other nearby workers rushed to pull the injured officer out of the cruiser. cell phone video obtained by fox 25 shows a scene. as the officer was rushed to mass general of boston police are trying to put the pieces together. according to revere exhaust on park avenue whether officer was dispatched to check on quote a suspicious party. the officers chased the card to chelsea where he lost control of his cruiser and not one but two utility poles. right now you're looking live pictures of those two utility these crews have been here all day fixing those polls. putting them back in place and restoring traffic here on marginal street but it's been kind of a mess tonight. also tell you that that cruiser was chasing a white car that white car continued down marginal street and sources tell me it was last seen in east boston. no word if the driver of that car has been loc

.>> reporter: reveres says the couple and daughter were leaving the flea market where he is a vendor he said other vendors told him the daughter stop but she would not. >> reporter: do you think she knew she had somebody is 2 >> yeah, they were banging on the windows. it's something. right? stop for roll your window down or something but i guess she was in shock and just kept going. >> reporter: witnesses say the woman's chest was wearing -- was run over twice by that driver. >> reporter: the male victim is 60 years old and has been the female is 58. she has been admitted to the hospital. please also say that witnesses were able to get them partial license plate numbers and they are making real progress in the investigation. live in worchester tonight, jim smith, wbz news . back to you. >> another developing story out of chelsea. that is where police are investigating the suspicious death of a man found on a work investigators say the 34- year-old victim was discovered on cottage street around 5 am. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he later died. the da takes over the inve

this one in revere. flooding causing some serious problems for home owners near the city's floodgates. and high tide waters came rush rushing in. and with a dramatic warm run in the forecast jennifer egn shows us 5078 are worried about what happened when thing warm up . >>> it was frozen to that bottom step all level, all the way through to the street . >> reporter: cherry's home in revere surrounded by a thick sheet of ice. water from the creek at the end of arcadia street overflowed sunday as temperatures plunged below zero . >> anchor: when the ground freezes as you can see it did, it freezes up all the pipes that run underground. so there is nothing you can do inside to help what's going on outside . >> anchor: water ran under her home, pipes are frozen solid . >> reporter: if you run the water, what happens? >>> it comes up my floor because there is nowhere for water to about . >>> she couldn't use anything so when she flushed a toilet it went up in the bath tub. now we just pump the tub down and sh

a big concern here in revere the ocean is at the bottom of the back of many homes. it's not as bad this year but i mean this morning it was really flooding out of the marsh into the backyard to never think it he's worried about me getting home. i would walk in the water i did it before. >> tina will be 93 next month and has seen her share of winters. she took today storm in stride. typical new england deck so the don who compared today's to that new england winter storm that will live on in infamy. i've been around for 35 years. in this neighborhood and blizzard of 78 was about the worst of ever seen. i can tell you that we did speak to people in the neighborhood and they were extremely happy again that they didn't have to pump out their basements. there are even some kids were glad that they didn't have school today. it looks like there is likely going to be school here in reporting in revere i am crystal haynes fox 25 news. >> we take you west to wooster now. elizabeth hopkins live in the city to show us what people had to deal there. >> reporter: this is it this

take paul revere's horse. nobody voted in his barn. if it hadn't been for paul revere's horse carrying him in that famous midnight ride, we might still be 13 colonies today. 15. you forgot hawaii and alaska. -don't be funny. -i'm serious, wilbur. what can a horse do for his country? plenty! it was horses that built the west, over burning desert sands, across high mountains. i think they were jackasses. now, don't you say it. why, horses have run all through the history of our country. there was custer's last stand. the famous message to garcia. teddy roosevelt's roughriders! uh, george washington crossing the delaware. that was on a boat. well, when he got off, there was a horse waiting for him. the point i'm trying to make is this... that all through american history, it's horses that have made this country what it is today. are you calling me a foreigner? no. i'm just saying you're very selfish. you are trying to deprive the american voter of a place in which to vote. wilbur? what would you say if i were to wind up in city hall one d

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both of these individuals assault of a revere police officer with a hypodermic needle last week. we were there when they arrested a woman. for three hours by foot and air, they searched for the suspect, but he is still on the run. this was a frantic scene. we were told by one woman that thankfully her doors were locked in and he was unsuccessful. police suspect him and we will renew any detail as we have them. erika: thank you. new at noon, a bizarre crash at the starbucks on route 1 in norwood. a car slammed into the building just after midnight. the driver then ran off. hours later a 22-year-old brockton woman showed up at the norwood police station and admitted it was her. police say she overcompensated and lost control of her car , alcohol was not involved. the driver will be charged with leaving the scene of an accident and negligent operation. also breaking at noon. a 16-year-old set to face a judge, accused in the deadly stabbing of a dorchester let' s get to doug meehan live outside the court house. >> because he' his name is yet to be released. however i did see his rap

working over trust, luck, revere and madison county. and then you get over to highway 70 into mcdowell county, snow in some of the higher elevations. same thing over henderson. watch out. slippery roads this evening. that's why the winter weather morning. i'll show you how much snow to expect and when this cold is replaced by more spring like weather. >> it look a jury less than happen hour to find a transylvania man guilt of first degree murder. >> richard o'shields was convicted in the shooting death of toby mathis five years asal a rosman store. >> jon, jerusalem had the consolidate of first or second degree murder, right? >> that's right, larry. and apparently the jerusalem did not agree with the defense testimony, including experts claiming essentially that o'shields is incapable of premeditation. now, the guilty verdict was an hour after closing arguments. o'shields has been sentenced to life without parole. the surveillance video from that dollar general store of course compelling evidence. prosecutors saying o'shields wanted to

this is along revere and revere beach parkway. you can see the water splashing up. in lynn they had a similar situation where all of the water is bashing against the sea wall and a lot of spray as well. fortunately we didn't get any major reports of damage. what about the tides? this morning it was 11-2 and tonight it is a 10-3. we have a little surge and remember i was telling you about the wind? thing. minor flooding is possible. the areas we will be watching are sandwich, nantucket. it is a down graded version of what we had going on. it is this area we are talking about. it is because of the wind and the tide later tonight. >> the area mike just showed you, our team of reporters have spread up and down the coast. >> we get started with jack harper and he is in marshfield and flooding has been a major problem there. >> it is back on 13th street and the snow has picked up since we talked to you last. we have one of the bands coming through right in my face and coming across the ocean. across the coast the test came earlier today. that was with the high tide just b

. >>> 7 news now turning to a flood of trouble in revere. people there are keeping a close eye on their home after open flood gates sent people if their homes. nicole oliverio has a closer look. >>reporter: a revere neighborhood thawing out after record cold temps damaged homes with ice and flooding. >> when mechanical issues like this happen, you can't prepare for this. >>reporter: sunday's freezing temps cause aid flood gate to remain stuck open. when high tide hit, it pushed sea water into the streets. the water flooded and them quickly froze over leaving some homes filled with several inches of ice and frozen pipes and dangering street. >> because there's no go. sink, it comes up through the floor. >> my cow's literally frozen in the ice. i didn't even open up the little shed there harley-davidson in there and i'm hoping that's not frozen. >>reporter: the frozen neighborhood finally beginning to melt, and right now it appears without any issue. the city met with engineers yesterday to assess what more can be done. >> the only relief they