. >>> a rutland man found in the woods with no time to spare. >> not coherent. he was not making a whole lot of sense. >> anchor: only on fox25, the you've had this snack. but have you ever had a snack within a snack within a snack? three levels of snack time at the same time. reese's snack mix is pretzels, nuts, reese's pieces and reese's peanut butter cups. snacka-snacka-what? hershey's and reese's snack mix. >> heather: a man is recovering afterest lost in the woods. christine mccarthy has details of the call that alerted police of danger and a story you will only see on fox25. >> when the call comes, everybody is 100% in. >> reporter: it was cold, dark and rainy in wooded rutland minute would count. >> everybody involved knew that it was -- it was a crunch. >> reporter: officer diane herzog was rutland's only officer on when the moth he of a 23-year-old shrewsbury man reported her son missing in the woods after wandering away from a house party. he was lost, wet and shivering when he called home. >> his voicemail message that he left to his mother. he said h

i think rutland should have been respected. vermont should have been respected and been able to essentially solicit to refugee -- i think it's great for vermont, as senator leahy, my grandfather, i remember hearing stories where my family immigrated and you could hear conversations in five languages. immigration is enriching part of our planet, lives. what's ruining democracy and ruining america is a rigged political system propped up by special interest money and career politicians and you can see senator leahy's fingerprints as well as all the other problems that we are talking about. >> all right, jerry. >> first of all, i think if the economy were if it should be, people wouldn't be hollering and screaming. we do have responsibility. yes, because we bomb and blow up and destroy people's homes and lives in syria we do have some responsibility when we create refugees for the sake of our political brink'smanship we are carrying on over there. at the same time we have people, i would like have expanded economy, it's only when t

christine mccarthy reports from rutland, 8 1/2 hours later a search team would find him. >> when the call comes, everybody is 100% in. >> it was cold, dark and rainn in rutland, the search team knew every minute counts. >> everybody involved knew it was a crunch. >> officer diane her zog was rutland's only officer on when the moth of a 23 year-old missing in the woods after wandering a i way from a house party on bushy lane and 3 a.m.. he was lost, wet and shivering when he called home. >> in his voice mail message to his mother he said that his battery was about at 1%, and in the middle of the voice mail message the phone died. >> police pinked his phone finding his last location nearby. a bloodhound helped rutland and hubbardston police and fire track his trail until finally finding him hypothermic after 8 1/2 hours outside. making a whole lot of sense. the team carried him to the ambulance, his temperature 94 degrees, .5 over a potentially fatal level. >> paramedics told me it was probably an hour to so and it could have been a very different outcome. >> officer her zog wasn't sup

. >> yeah, tonight police in rutland are talking about the rescue only to fox 25. christine mccarthy joins us live in studio. christine this man really very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: he sure is. that's thanks toblies, fire and e.m.s. as well as a k-9 team. they tracked his scent until finding him about a mile deep into the woods confused and hypothermic. >> when the call comes everybody's 100% in. >> reporter: it was cold, dark and rainy in rutland early sunday morning. the search team knew every minute would counted. >> everybody involves it was a crunch. >> reporter: officer diane was the only officer on when the mother of a 23-year-old shrewsbury man reported her son missing in the woods after wondering away from a house party. he was lost, wet and shivering when he called home. >> and his voice mail message that he left to his mother he said that his ballry was at about 1% and mail message the phone died. >> reporter: police pinged his find finding his last location nearby. a bloodhound helped track his trail until finally finding him hypothermic after 8.

when you are in rutland and i know jerry trudell collected signatures in rutland because he was there some days i was. they're homeless people, american standing across the street from walmart. their people sitting on the street begging for money and the people a rutland want the people of rutland to be taken care of first. as far as our moral obligation to the people of syria we are arming armies. where is supplying armies with weapons and this results in serious being -- because our weapons are being used to bomb syria. we do have a moral obligation to take care of the refugees. but we don't have to take care of them here in the united states. look at the whole entire globe and say where is the area that is not populated we can provide them with tents and fishing poles and farm animals and let them take care of themselves. >> moderator: would he think of the effort to put syrian refugees in vermont? >> i have no problem with taking as many as we can. i'm not seriously concerned about whether they will be so-called terrorists. these are people who are suffering at the hands of united

. >>> many around the packston area and rutland and worcester reporting a few flurries. winds gusting and at times the wind chill will be and i know you see the snow showers, and a few flakes in southern new england. we're looking at 20s to low 30s. and boston is reaches the -- down 28 and heading all the way to the south coast. not including the south shore and cape cod and the islands. chilly start. 34 the coldest temperature. >>> a little know is in the forecast. and a lot of cold rain. >>> experts closely watching the impact of the presidential race on the battle for control of the senate. jon keller is here with us tonight. and in our new hampshire wbz poll you have interesting findings on that struggle. >> ayotte and governor maggie hassan, ayotte is leading very narrowly. and our poll shows ayotte's past support for trump and -- 64% say the trump connection makes no difference. an impact. >>> both candidates are bell regarded by voters in new hampshire. >> both ayotte and hassan are well liked by the voters. while hassan was a state senator before her term as gove

we'll slide westward to worcester county leominster to rutland right now north brookfield and lighter rain. over seeing some of that heavy rain and out on cape cod the heaviest rain has moved southward. through the morning periods coming down at all that's what showers do finally start to diminish. so temperature will average 57 it will be in the upper 40s then in the low 60s there's there's likely to be rain falling anywhere you are. >>> kevin, thank you. quick check of tonight's top stories months since 7-year-old kaiser willis brown his family still doesn't know how it happened. back in late july when kaiser went missing. later that evening the boy's body was found in the water behind the winter. it's not clear how he ended up in the water boston police say the 7-year-old accidentally drown but the pending. arlington police are sending out a warning to pet owners. it happened in a wooded area. families west highland terrier was in the backyard this morning when that coyote attacked. police are telling to us keep an eye on their pets when they're outside. >> now in the race for the

the barometer is on its way back up. 47 in rutland, vermont and it will be a chilly night with the clear skies and the winds dying down and the air so the only area not included in that is the extreme coastline right along the immediate coast. that's where it will stay and there are many pockets near and booy low freezing. a nice bounce back and a beautiful day. you won't have the gusty breezes of today. gentle sea breezes along the coast and in the 60s over the a will see some patchy clouds. on wednesday a fair amount of sunshine. a front will approach and give us some clouds. maybe a spot shower, but i don't see much. matthew is now gone, but we have tropical storm nicole which could grow into a hurricane over the next few days. drifting north and may continue to the north and maybe the northeast movement which may take it somewhere in the vicinity not far from we will certainly is be following that as time goes on. here is your next seven days. a good looking forecast overall. tomorrow and wednesday and a little more cloudy for thursday. that's when we can get a spot shower as that fr

they're bracing for the worst at the be-like-brit orphanage created in honor of rutland's britney gengel, a college student killed in the 2010 earthquake in haiti. >> it's coming. so i go up on the roof. large area that is enclosed, the library/media room. nichole: the monster storm has already killed a 16-year-old on the island of st. vincent. stormteam 5's mike wankum joining us mike, haiti's right in matthew's we know that haiti is in matthew's path. we also need to keep an eye on where the storm heads after that. mike: they get mudslides and everything going on. a new update -- a category 4 with maximum sustained wind of 145 miles an hour. is fluctuating between a 4 and a 5. this is about as powerful as it can get. between now and tuesday morning, it will move its way into haiti. be cutting right to this area as a category 4. tuesday and wednesday, it will finally get to the bahamas. by the time i get to thursday and friday, it will be in the southeastern part of the united states. by this time, it will be a category 2 hurricane, but still powerful. ? what does it do after that? more

i don't think folks in rutland are anti- immigration.t they are is anti-rigged political system. what we saw saw in rutland from the federal delegation, they have their hand in it, of a actually saying, let's get the people on board, let us get it down the court so people can't disagree with that. i think rutland should've of been respected in vermont should've been respected and able to essentially solicit the refugee. i remember hearing stories about it in the 40s, you could hear conversations in five languages. it is enriching part of our planet and our lives. what's ringing democracy and ruining america is a rigged system with special interest money and career politicians and you can see senator leahy's office as well as all these other problems were talking about. >> first of all, i think if the economy where were should be people would be hollering and screaming. yes, because we bomb and blow up and destroy people's homes and lives in syria, we do have some responsibility, but we create refugees for the sake of our political, but a

anywhere from about paxton to rutland will be seeing those wet snowflakes here. please let me know and drop me a line on twitter. stay all rain. this looks like it is pouring buckets. it's not all reaching their ground here, but the wig -- the big snowflakes read a lot of pretape education -- precipitation. we are looking at a cold rain. the temperatures that are cold enough for snow, springfield hitting at 33 degrees. if you're traveling out west tonight, expect to encounter the slippery streets. as we head through the rest of of rainfall. but the overall heaviest rain pours, it will be after midnight with a band that will lift up across the region, including a few rumbles of thunder. the strongest winds as well. tomorrow morning the last of the rain will be exiting new hampshire. by late morning they will finally start to wind down there with a lot of clouds lingering for tomorrow. the wind will be the storm as well. the highest totals will be cod. two distinct bands. most of us will see an inch of rain if not more than that by tomorrow morning. how about the w

harvey: we just got a call from rutland in worcester county. snowflakes make you panic? j.c.: in october, it is not here. harvey: sprinkles in the worcester hills. but as we take a close inspection, we are actually able to see that this is a little bit of some next snowflakes, some colors out of southern vermont. in that area, not impossible to see snow flurries this evening. northern new england. it is indicative of the chilly air mass that has been over spreading the area. boston is looking pretty nice at this time. you feel it with a 20 mile per hour wind. you see temperatures are in the 40's from boston north and west. just like yesterday, we have the wind gust out there, 31 miles in the 30's. not even dark yet, in pittsfield the windchill is down to 32. we have a freeze warning in parts of eastern massachusetts tonight. areas to the west have already had a freeze. these will be the low temperatures to expect in the overnight hours early tomorrow. you want to be dressed warmly as well as the kids. high temperatures tomorrow, similar there will be some changes, follow

a little bit further in new york, vermont, rutland, that right there is bratleboro, vermont. i am going to do a time lapse coming up on this because just a couple hours ago everything was green. yeah, a little bit of snow out there. this is a picture somebody sent in from alta let's enjoy the 80s we have. if you just came back down to i void that, you did it in the nick of time. look at this great weekend forecast, too. mid-80s. sunshine all the way through. a few extra clouds. halloween looks fantastic. 86 for a high. a warm day. trick-or-treat time will be a little bit cooler. in a half an hour i will have your hour-by-hour forecast for the trick-or-treaters and we will take a look into next week, as well. this is very quiet, comfortable weather for us. >> i know you're multitasking are doing. come over to your screen. give me two minutes and be a part of this next story. a maryland high school student with down's syndrome was moved to tears by the sweetness of her classmates. what it meant to the 17-year- old and her family. >> reporter: it's something that every parent th

this picture out of rutland. when you get into the foothills and the berkshire over half a foot of snow. southwick at 3.7 inches, the first accumulation of the season. tonight we're watching this batch of rain. lightning in there as well. that will slide up especially across southeastern massachusetts and give us another dose of heavy rainfall. right now just scattered about. some of the steadier rain leaving cape cod but this is the one reconceived thunder and lightning and strong winds during overnight. temperatures starting to rebound a little. 40 in worchester, everyone above freezing. 55 in groton. that air will overspread southeastern mass in overnight and into tomorrow morning. timing it out, there you see the band of rain sliding up across the region through early tomorrow morning. by the time we're heading to work, 6:00 or 7:00 a.m. still simmering possible across northern massachusetts and new hampshire the wettest part will be new hampshire tomorrow morning. plus you'll have strong winds. 's chance for

same thing around barry and rutland this afternoon as well. thanks steve for those reports. a couple of sprinkles on cape cod. rainshowers sprinkles, eastham. that's the worst of it. out in cleveland, it is cloudy, there are no rainshowers in cleveland for game one tonight. first pitch forecast at 8:00 p.m. for those cubbies and indians playing, 48 degrees, a northerly wind, 5. boy, tha weather, october baseball, i don't know what does. that's chilly air for the pitchers to get warmed up in. sandwich, 49 tomorrow afternoon to a high temperature. 50 bridgewater. similar weather to today. a lot of sun, clouds popping up. upper 40's to with 50 degrees for your high temperatures. but of course, getting all the buzz is what's going to happen thursday morning. looks like there will be snow in the elevations in the adirondacks and by the afternoon, into the berkshires and into the vermont mountains, the monadnock region of south new hampshire. a lot of mild air working in up above. if the storm tracks farther south, this will have to be adjusted, but it's been adjusted since yester

belikebrit was named for brittany gengel, a teen from rutland who was killed in the haiti earthquake in 2010. it's not too late to help. they're holding another donation drive monday morning. nichole: so much devastation. i think and all of this, at least it is weakening down. mike w.: very much so. we are seeing a lot of rain in the carolinas. and you saw that damage in florida. that storm tracked offshore 20 or 30 miles. added moved inland, we would be talking about more damage than what we have seen right now. it weekend toward the carolina coast, just making rainfall hurricane with 75 mile-per-hour winds. remember what a hurricane is. it is dropping tremendous amounts of water. we are talking about matthew, but just out to the west there is another system. that is nichoole. it will just sit down here. it is not expected to do anything, but there are two things systems offshore. you can see a tornado watch is up until midnight down south. this storm system has brought moisture all the way up these coast. this cold front would typically not have much rain with it, but because there

snow showers continued today, a few flurries in worcester county, reports around sterling, rutland and downtown worcester. what we are watching next is the system across the middle of the country which may bring the area a little bit of snow but quite a bit of rain as we look toward thursday. short-term ideas, all about the temperatures from already falling back to the 30s, keene below freezing. worcester down to 34 degrees, still gusting at time some up around 30 miles per hour at cape cod and the islands. windchill dipping down to the 20s here and there. freeze warnings from essex county down 128 and to the south coast, this part of bristol county not included because the weather service says there has already been a freeze. right along the media south shore to katie on the islands, not likely to get to the freezing mark because of the wind that will stay off the worcester has hit 34 and is likely to hit 32 degrees overnight tonight, we get a little bit colder, arriving later than average, on average, mid-october but not unusual in the city. as we look toward tomorrow morning, 20s to

we'll slide westward to worcester county leominster to rutland right now north brookfield and lighter rain. over seeing some of that heavy rain and out on cape cod the heaviest rain has moved southward. through the morning periods

for the best, and we're not gonna take haiti tonight, the orphanage named after brittany gingal of rutland who was killed in an earthquake in haiti survived matthew's wrath, more than 100 children and haitian residents stuck out the storm at the orphanage. other than power and senate outages, it's still standing right now. we will continue to track hurricane matthew throughout this newscast and online at fox25boston.com. >>> an undercover police operation leads to shots fired then a widespread search for a search ended and an arrest was made. fox 25's ted daniel is in roslindale with the late, breaking news that police have captured their man. >> that second suspect accused of shooting at two undercover police officers was arrested around 10:00 tonight on south street in roslindale. that's just a few blocks from where the gaier was exchanged. >> it was echoing, like i said, we just got in really quick just i was very nervous because it sounded that close. >> reporter: multiple shots on newburgh street in roslindale near belgrade avenue late this afternoon. police say 25-year-old eric rasto

they were named after 18 from rutland killed in the haiti earth quake in 2010. they are holding another donation drive tomorrow morning. another local group volunteering with the relief effort. they are heading now, loading up supplies into a truck and began their drive, taking along 20 of tarps and generators. doug: new data is suggesting just how much matthew left behind. the hurricane could end up costing $4 billion in insured losses. the firms estimate covers storm to account for 90% of insurance claims. shayna: matthew really left its mark. mike: had that thing gone 20 miles more inland, the damage would have been five or six times more. it was looking like it was going to loop in and had toward the bahamas but right now, it looks like it is going to go straight offshore. right now, there is where it's at. it's actually off the coast of north carolina, way off to the south. winds at 75 miles an hour with the center located here. a plume of moisture is working its way up the coast. the cool front gets in just the right place and we suck in that moisture over

belikebrit was named for brittany gengel, a teen from rutland who was killed in the haiti earthquake in 2010. it's not too late to help, they're holding another donation drive tomorrow morning. with the matthew relief effort. a crew from the boston board up emergency services is heading down south right now. they loaded up supplies into trucks from g.j. towing in revere yesterday and began their drive, taking along plenty of tarp and generators with them. doug: and there is new data suggesting just how much damage matthew has left behind. property data firm corelogic projects the hurricane will end up costing between 4 and $6 billion in insured losses on residential and commercial properties. the firm's estimate covers storm surge and wind damage, which it anticipates will account for 90% of insurance claims related to the storm. mike: you never on the weekend but we need rain so badly. in this case most of it will be matthew to the south. it is a really big wet sponge. it has let all of this moisture into the atmosphere. it becomes a focus point for shower activity. we had nice rain

rutland staying around 49. new york gets up to 63, and then we are also looking for warmer weather to look back in, with >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank a lot. >>> stick away for the latest highs and lows of the week. >>> and as you prepared for your next family trip to north korea, there's a new attraction at the pyongyang zoo. >>> plus you've been inundated about political ads. hallie jackson can't make they go away, but a behind the so when we re in the kitchen,we . so today we're going to make their secret recipe. which is so secret ...even i don't know what it is. turn it off! i'm trying to! this is why i trust tide. it has the power to get out the kind of things we get into... in just one wash. here you go, daddy! ok, let's try it. mmmhmmm. that is awesome. removes over 100 stains in one wash. you're not you. tylenol? pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol?. get your fall fix with huge deals right now

. >> it was cold, dark and rainy in rutland early sunday morning. search team knew every minute would count. >> everybody involved knew that it was a crunch. >> heather: officer diane herzog only officer on duty when mother of 23-year-old shrewsbury man reported her son missing in the woods after wandering away early sunday morning. he was lost, wet and shivering when he called home. >> he said his dad was 1% and in the middle of the voice mail message the phone died. >> heather: police pinged his phone finding last location nearby and blood hound fire and track his trail until finding him hypothermic after eight and a half hours outside. >> not coherent, not making whole lot of sense. >> heather: team carried him to the hospital 94?. .5, over a potentially fatal level. >> paramedics are telling me it is probably an hour or so and it could have been a very different outcome. >> officers herzog wasn't supposed to be working but she picked up extra shift. as mom she is so grateful she did. >> it is why we do the job to get him out successfully and bri

belikebrit was named for brittany gengel, a teen from rutland who was killed in the it's not too late to help. they're holding another donation drive tomorrow morning. meantime another local group , volunteering with the matthew relief effort. a crew from the boston board up emergency services is heading down south right now. they loaded up supplies into trucks from g.j. towing in revere yesterday and began their drive, taking along plenty of tarp and generators with them. doug: and there is new data suggesting just how much damage matthew has left behind. property data firm corelogic and $6 billion in insured losses on residential and commercial properties. the firm's estimate covers storm surge and wind damage, which it anticipates will account for 90% of insurance claims related to the storm. i guess we are starting to build a little bit of that. mike: transitioning. from a hurricane to a post northeastern, but not heading our way. a drippy day no matter where you are, especially the southeastern part of the state. 75 miles an hour, all of the coast of the carolinas, not really tha

rutland near 49 degrees. new york up to 63. we are also looking for warmer weather to work back in across the rest of the country with the average. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks very much. stick around for the highs and lows including joe biden slipping free of the secret service to burn some rubber in his '67 corvette. >>> north korea, there's a new attraction as the pyongyang zoo. you've been inundated with ads on tv and online. hallie jackson can't make them go away, but she c look on how they're made. all coming up today. ...even i don't know what it is. turn it off! i'm trying to! this is why i trust tide. it has the power to get out the kind of things we get into... in just one wash. here you go, daddy! ok, let's try it. mmmhmmm. that is awesome. removes over 100 stains in one wash. when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol? pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol?. get your fall fix with huge

the orphanage named after rutland native who died in the earthquake in haiti back in 2010. the of the haitain flag flying outside the caption saying keeping the faith. we texted them. within the last hour they say things are not terrible but conditions are getting worse. of course we're thinking about them. and hoping for their safety. >> oh, man. absolutely. kris, tell us more about this storm. it's come ashore in haiti. over the last couple of hours it's the southwest corner of haiti that the eye of the hurricane came ashore. with sustained winds of 145 miles per hour. far enough away they are not bearing the brunt of the strongest of the hurricane-force winds. however it's still quite windy there as well as rainy. once you get airway from this western edge of the island and you get over the mainlan and across the rain the bigger part of the concern as you have a lot of mountainous terrains. we are bringing all that tropical.cher off the higher terrain. you force out tremendous amount of rain in mud slides a concern for both the over haiti. then the concern to bahamas as

. >> kris: the orphanage was founded in honor of the rutland, massachusetts native killed in the earthquake that devastated that country six years ago. now, the island is getting ready for another potentially devastating event. >> we have prepared for the worst. hoping for the best. you know, from all reports, we are expecting, you know, anywhere from 25-40 inches of rain. we are expecting winds minimum >> reporter: another concern: potential mulled-slides. especially in the mountains where the orphanage is located. the team is ready... preparing to get ready for matthew. >> we are boarding up all of the windows in those areas. we have stocked up on diesel for the generators. >> kris: there are 66 children at the orphanage. including the staff members, there are more than one hundred people taking shelter they have enough food, water, and supplies to last about a week. and they feel safe because the building was built to withstand a 9.0 magnitude earthquake. his concern is with others living nearby. >> most people that i have spoken to, most locals aren't even aware that there is a hurrican

rutland staying around 49. new york gets up to 63, and then we are also looking for warmer weather to look back in, with >>> good morning, with your first alert forecast i'm meteorologist krystal klei. looking at neighborhoods today, temperatures are going to be a little warmer than yesterday. into the 60s. at 63 in center city. and 60 in lansdale. 61 for allentown. sunny to mostly sunny. here's the problem, still going to be windy today. and that's across the region. where we can see gusts of 25 to 35 miles per hour. 63 your temperature in trenton today. though. 64 the high for ocean city. and 65 the forecast for smyrna. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank a lot. >>> stick away for the latest highs and lows of the week. >>> and as you prepared for your next family trip to north korea, there's a new attraction at the pyongyang zoo. >>> plus you've been inundated about political ads. hallie jackson can't make they go away, but a behind the we re not worried... ...about the laundry. so today we're going

. >> reporter: cold, dark and rainy in wooded rutland. the search team knew every minute would count. >> everyone involved knew that it was -- that it was a only officer on duty when the mother of a 23-year-old shrewsbury man reported her son missing in the woods on bushy lane. he was lost, wet and shivering when he called home. >> his voicemail message he left to his mother. he said his battery watt 1% and in the middle of the voicemail message his phone died. >> reporter: they pinged his phone finding the last location. a bloodhound helped police track his trail until finally mick after eight and a half hours outside. >> he was not coherent. he was not making a whole lot of sense. >> reporter: they carried him to the ambulance. his temperature at the hospital 94 degrees. .5 over a potentially fatal level. >> paramedics involved are telling me that it was probably an hour or so. and it could have been a very different outcome. >> reporter: officer her zog wasn't supposed to be working and she picked up an extra shift. as a mom, she is so

rutland and worcester coming in at 52 degrees tomorrow afternoon. tonight, in chicago, game three of the world series will be dry, it's mild out there in the 60's right now, so it's going to be a beautiful night. except that the wind is going to be blowing pretty hard out there at wrigley field. here's your seven-day forecast. keeping that small risk for a shower saturday and sunday. a front that's coming on through is something we're going to be watching very closely, so i was looking at the latest futurecast data coming on in. see if we can pop it for saturday night, the cold front pushing toward us, going to be mostly dry arrested a short it comes through southern new england. but then it settles to our south and allows this area of low pressure to wiggle along the front and push toward us. by sunday evening, it still looks like it's going to be to our southwest and the highest risk for any rain is going to be along the south coast much new england anyway, so i'm keeping us dry most of the time, if not all of the time, this upcoming weekend. then

rutland near 49 degrees. new york up to 63. we are also looking for warmer weather to work back in across the rest of the cou >>> good morning, everyone. if you enjoyed your saturday, get ready for round two with similar conditions all across the bay area. we're expecting cooler temperatures. here is a look right now at your forecast. 53 in the peninsula. south bay, 51. partly cloudy skies but overall for the most part we should be gearing up for a mostly sunny day before we start tracking those rain chances back in the bay area. here are your expected highs for today. we're going to top out at 72 in san jose, 64 in san francisco. i'll have more coming up in just a bit. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks very much. stick around for the highs and lows including joe biden slipping free of the secret service to burn some rubber in his '67 corvette. >>> north korea, there's a new attraction as the pyongyang zoo. you've been inundated with ads on tv and online. hallie jackson can't make them go away, but she can g

winchendon, petersham, barry, rutland as well. heavy rain being reported out here. not getting reports of sleet, in fact i have a report of no sleet and just rain out here. so uxbridge, millville, hopedale, milford, along 495, immediate boston area. wellesley to sudbury and framingham, you can tell by the spots of yellow. had some off the coast from our viewer in saugus in lynn. looks like it's become moderate rain, but there was heavier rain earlier. just a little spot of yellow right there, that's all that's left along 10 certainly, driving out of lynn and past swampscott. to the south, heavy rain along the coastline, cohasset to sciate. this rain will continue tonight, and through the night, but it will just be rain, so these snow about here. 3 1/2 inches, heath and chester. berkshires, that heath report came with an elevation of 1,450 feet, so you really have to go up high to find accumulating snow from this one. springfield, an inch. montague, an inch and grandby, connecticut, after an inch. brim field, massachusetts, not too far away to the west, we're seeing

. >> reporter: it was cold, dark and rainy in wooded rutland early sunday morning. the search team knew every minute would count. >> everybody involved knew that it was a crunch. >> reporter: officer diane herzog was the only officer on duty when the mother of a 23-year-ol reported her son missing in the woods after wandering away from a house party in bushy lane around 3:00 in the morning. he was lost, wet and shivering when he called home. >> in his voicemail message that he left for his mother he said his battery was at about 1% and in the middle of the voicemail message his phone died. >> reporter: police pinged his phone with the last location. and a bloodhound and police tracked his trial after finding him hyper they areic outside. >> not coherent. he wasn't making a whole lot of sense. >> reporter: they carried him to the hospital. his temperature at the hospital 94 degrees. .5 over a potentially fatal level. >> paramedics involved were telling me it was probably an hour or so. and it could have been a very different come. >> reporter: officer herzog wasn't s

we are 12 miles away from getting rutland from getting ethan allen from rutland to the queen city.going to make a huge difference and it's going to go from there. on the eastern side i'm so excited about the progress we've made. we have been negotiating for the last three years with the province of quÉbec. believe it or not we have to negotiate with the province of quÉbec, the state of new york, the state of massachusetts and connecticut because we are all in agreement with amtrak. and have made huge progress, and i'm so ready to be that government to actually get it done. i have been in peace negotiations. we have made huge progress on getting a facility in downtown montrÉal so people can go straight from the border a cross. very difficult, very important, and i'm ready to do it. lee: i crossed the border all the time that i have a radio show in montrÉal. i'm lucky. i played up there. i could report. the mayor loves me. he wants to bring me -- bring the expos back. guys on the federal level, we've got to have a pac that we can go up anytime we want. we can come back anytime we wan

we have increased to grants, we are now 12 miles away from getting rutland, from rutland to the queens city. this is going to make a huge difference and it is going to build from there. on the eastern side i'm so excited about the progress we have made. we have been negotiated for the last three years with the province of quebec. believe it or not, we have to negotiate with the province, the state of new york, the state of massachusetts and connecticut, because we are all in an agreement with amtrak. we have made huge progress and i am so ready to be the governor to actually get it done. i have been in these negotiations. we have made huge progress on getting facilities in downtown montreal so that people can go straight from the border across. very difficult, very important, and i am ready to do it. mr. merone: mr. lee, train transportation. mr. lee: i cross the border all the time. i have a radio show in montreal. there, iy, i played up have great rapport with the mayor. we have to do it on the federal level, we've got to have a pact that we can go up there anytime we want and come b

i know that you're sometimes things look pretty good but you need to travel around, get to rutland, youid anything, get to springfield. go up in the northeast kingdom. there's problems throughout the state, and some of the deficits we are facing right now is a result of being over optimistic in expectations in terms of how much the economy will grow. they have been basing that on like 3% and in the event grow it by another 2% so they been thinking it's going to grow at 5% every single year. we need a lee grosz about 1.5-2% to the deficit to there's always a rescission after. this past year, the year before, figure before that, after the budget is passed, a month after its revenue downgraded. all of a sudden it's an emergency, they bring the emergency board it and attack it. what we need to do is be realistic right up front about what it is we can afford and not have this over optimistic expectation. minter: i do want to clarify between a deficit which we don't have budget shortfall, a budgets were full. in other words, the projections we all said our budget on actually common short. the

let's go to rutland at glenwood elementary schools good morning and everybody else at 43 there this morning. wide range of temperatures in the lower 30s our usual cold spots. water causing the temperatures to go up while other places still have crisp and cold this morning. a few patches of high thin clouds aerobid and a couple of patches--around and a couple of patches of low clouds but the sky is going to be nice and sunny this morning. more clouds showing up this afternoon. temperatures up to around 71 in many spots closer to the 60s south eastern mass and also in the south eastern coastal spots south coast 63. that wind gets busy this afternoon. i'll see you in a few minutes with the rest of my forecast. >> thank you so much. police are searching for the gunman who shot a little two- year-old girl while aiming for her father. the child was in her carseat in roxbury when a bullet shattered the window and went through her hand into her leg. boston's police commissioner says the girl's father is a gang member and is not cooperating with the officers shot in the line of duty on wednesday had

we are now 12 miles away and itting rutland from getting from her at length to queen city.oing to make a huge difference and build from there. on the east side, i am so excited about the progress we have made. we have been negotiating for the last three years with the province of quebec. withve to negotiate quebec, new york, massachusetts, and connecticut because we are all in agreement with amtrak. we have made huge progress, and i am so ready to be that governor actually get it done. i have been in the negotiations. we have made huge progress on getting a facility in downtown montreal, so people can go straight from the border, across. very difficult, very important, and i am ready to do it. moderator: mr. lee, transportation. mr. lee: i cross the border all the time. i have a radio show in montreal. i am lucky. i played up there, have good report, and the mayor loves me. he wants to bring the expos back. what we have got to do on the federal level is have a packed that we can go up there anytime we want and come back anytime we want. that hassle that you have to come bac