>> jennifer: sarah, good morning. four students here at westford academy have been diagnosed with a serious staph infection. the students already had a scheduled day off today. now the school is taking steps westford academy, said to be thoroughly cleaned after four students were diagnosed with mrsa or another staph infection. >> you hear about it all the time, especially around here, so when it does happen, it's a scary thing. >> definitely concerns me. and i wonder what they're going to do about it. >> jennifer: the school superintendent says extra custodians have been called in to try to disinfect the school today. >> we're focusing on locker rooms anke and gym mats. we're asking students with gym clothing they're transporting back and forth to school the launder those. >> jennifer: the superintendent says it's impossible to know where the bacteria came from. a parent called the school yesterday to confirm their child has mastersa. three more cases popped up. most parents confident the school will properly handle t

are you okay, sarah? >> sarah: no, i'm not. i'll be spending every night in the newsroom. >> christa: she hates driving in the snow. several inches of snow sticking to the ground on sunday, this is in the sierra mountains. the snowfall is not expected the last. the area should see warm weather, so it will melt. in the mountains, so you can go skiing. >> bri: all of my friends back home in boise were posting pictures of our ski resorts getting snow, and we're in for summer to make a comeback here. warm week ahead. near 80 for the next couple days. that really depends on your location. then late-week showers. much-needed rainfall on the way. we can hope so. fingers crossed that it's a good soaking thursday into friday. and drying out for the weekend. good timing there. temperature trend putting it in perspective for us. normal high for this time of nearing 80 both tuesday and wednesday. dropping back down for a time on thursday, but then getting another boost as we wrap up the work week. we have wet weather out there to start thi

." >> sarah: good monday morning. i'm sarah french. >> christa: and i'm delgado. chris lambert taking a break from diaper duty. >> chris: i getting up early, losing some sleep? not with two little ones at home. 51 inos 52 in plymouth. take a look at the radar pictures. we track some showers this morning into rhode island and eastern connecticut. most of this staying well south of the mass pike. i'd say across bristol county, plymouth county, the cape and the islands. that's the best opportunity to pick up on rain showers. once we get beyond about 8:00 or 9:00, we're done with the rain. a breeze throughout the day. upper 50s on average. low 50s out through worcester county. a couple days highs only in the upper 40s. we'll find it tuesday and wednesday. more on the seven-day forecast ahead. >> sarah: breaking news. five people killed in a wrong-way crash in middleboro. right now police are trying the piece together moments leading up to that accident. >> christa: let's get out live with the latest on the investigation this morning. john cuoco is there. john, tell us

oh >> sarah: right. in the buzz, mark wahlberg's new movie earned an impressive debut, but it couldn't stop the top spot at the becomes office. "deepwater horizon" earned more than $20 million. it finished second at the becomes office. last week's top movie "the magnificent seven" dropped to third. and the season premier of "saturday night live" turned out to be a ratings success. it earned the show's best premier ratings in eight years. presidential debate featuring alec baldwin as donald trump and kate mckinnon as hillary clinton. they are hilarious. they're going to have a lot of fun with this. >> christa: i know i set my dvr to record this. there was so much the watch this weekend. david ortiz and the games. did you see it, chris? >> chris: i did not. that's on my to-do list. i was too focused on the sox and pats yesterday. you can easily forget abouting that one, right? upper afternoon. a scattered shower and thunderstorm. most of that inland this afternoon. we have brady back. look forward it to. 6

, sarah. good morning, everyone. here's a look at the expressway. lots of brake lights. you can also see the roads are slick out there. it's already a half an hour from braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. and let's go to the maps, watching a couple incidents south of town. off the road and into the woods, so again, those roads very slick out there and in foxborough, we have an accident 95 northbound at 140. the pike from from framingham into boston. no issues on route 2 or route 3. 93 no delays into boston. route 1 looking good. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. half an hour braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 14 minutes. and the "t" and commuter rail >> christa: right now federal investigators are headed to new york. they're trying to figure out why the campaign plane carrying republican vice president, candidate mike pence skidded off the

, sarah. good morning, everyone. you're in good shape if you're getting ready to head out the door. here's the expressway. nice and quiet so far the start your friday. let's head to the maps. a lot of green on routes 3, 24 and 95. problem-free in and out of the pike. route 2 and 3 no issues. 93 heading into boston no issues back to 495. and route 1 all green this morning. head out the door. ten minutes braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 11 minutes. so no delays out there on the "t" and commuter rail starting the morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: danielle, thank you. this morning the community coming together after two police officers are shot. >> yeah, there's no words, no words for what these guys >> christa: an emotional show of support for beth of these officers critically injured in the line of duetism right now both of them are still in the hospital and they're in the i

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. we have live team coverage of the tolling transformation, but first we have the talk about the trick-or-treaters. side, but not so scary. we kicked the rain off to the east of us. for the most part we dried out. 47 in worcester. 4 the 3 in boston. a couple ocean effect rain showers across the mid to outer cape. the rest of us drying out. cool breeze throughout the day. temperatures averaging low 50s across eastern mass. holding into the mid-40s out through worcester county. then you get into the trick-or-treat part of things later on today and early this evening. 5:00 p.m., i think we'll average we fade back until about 42. so a quick drop-off this evening, but the winds also dropping off. so we have a bit of a breeze through the day, but overall dry for trick-or-treaters with the diminishing breeze this evening. milder mid-week, 60s, maybe near 70 wednesday into thursday. possibility we'll talk more on that on your seven-day forecast ahead. >> sarah: breaking on mass pike, drivers he

sarah. good morning, everyone. happy monday to you. here's a look at the zakim bridge. if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning, no issues on the roads. let's go to the maps. heading into town on 93 or 91, some work crews out there. they will wrap things up as we head into the 5:00 hour. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, just ten minutes. a lot of green south of town. no issues on route route 3. problem-free heading in and out of town on the pike this morning. and route 2 and 3 looking good. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning. ten minutes braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. just 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 11 minutes. no delays on the roads. the "t" and commuter rail starting the morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: danielle, thank you. let's begin with breaking news from overseas. has now started. the country's prim

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. let's get a check of the forecast with bri eggers. not feeling like the end of october, bri. >> bri: an awesome day for us yesterday, a taste of summer. fall is back in the picture. current temperatures in the low 40s. norwood, bedford at 43. 56 in boston. 53 in worcester. a far cry from 24 hours ago to the tune of even 20 to 25 degrees cooler in some spots. incredible. and cooler temperatures in store for us, mainly due to this on-shore wind. it's not really windy or even breezy, but it's coming off of the cool ocean waters, and it will keep temperatures in the low to mid-60s for most today as clouds move in. look at our temperature trend, and you think another warm-up on the way for tomorrow, but it also comes along with wet weather that could stretch enter the weekend. we'll cover that in more detail in just a few minutes. >> christa: let's go to fast >> danielle: so far so good, christa. here's a look at the zakim bridge. not watching any issues on the roads so far. heading into t

mike lee called it out first. >> sarah: wow. we will find out soon enough if that prediction comes true. of course, game two of the world series is tonight. wouldn't that be crazy? >> christa: i'm floored by the fact that it's not even throwback thursday. we got to see those high school photos. that was pretty fun. awesome story. all right. we have much more to come in the next half hour. a dramatic rescue in florida. a woman saved from a burning car. she meets her hero. >> chris: plenty of cold air this morning. a full of us seeing snowflakes and sleet pellets. the forecast ahead. >> sarah: a report of shots fired and a burglary in new hampshire. the latest on the investigation when we come back. harvard in some hot water. the disturbing things some players are accused of doing when we come back. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools.

. >> sarah: she would know that. that's very exciting. something to look forward to. here's a look outside. traffic not looking too bad this morning. let's go to the maps headed into town on route 93, on route 1 all green. problem-free there. braintree to boston, northbound on the expressway, still just ten minutes. you're slowing down a little bit around the split sprint. but for the most part, things looking good south of town. routes 2 and 3 also looking good this morning. check those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. braintree to boston northbound, just ten minutes into town on the pike from 128, 12 minutes, and then 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 11 minutes. so the "t" and the commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: also breaking overnight, crews battling a house fire in revere. the fire started in the back of the home and then spread. investigators are now trying to figure out what sparked the now to the day east other top stories. things are getting

>> sarah: so funny. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. the weather not funny, chris. it's so cold out there. >> chris: say it ain't snow, right? too early for that? we'll get some snow in portions of western new england as we go through the day. not expecting snow in the city of boston, but it's cold this morning. 34 now. 31 in worcester. a couple ocean effect showers trying to get going off cape cod bay. not really having much success pushing inland. if there is an isolated shower this morning, it will be along the coastline. this afternoon we wait for the indicating snow. i think there will be even a brief period this afternoon where a little bit of snow and sleet mix in outside 495. better chance of a accumulating snow across the berkshires and up into vermont, especially across the higher terrain. between 1:00 and 3:00 p.m., that's when precipitation mainly overtakes the area. cold rain with temperatures in the 40s. more on the seven-day forecast ahead. >> christa: 5:30 half hour. let's get a check on the roads. an early start, you're

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. let's send it over the bri eggers. >> bri: i wasn't laughing at you. i was laughing with you because i second that. yeah, yoga pants, maybe even at the bus stop. it says raincoat, but those temperatures are fairly mild, and they will be heading enter this afternoon. kind of like a spring rain or an early fall rain that we're in store for today. plan for the wet weather, but also the mild temperatures. right around 60 degrees, boston stretching down to norwood, 56 in bedford, mid-50s in worcester, stretching up to fitchburg. now, taking a look at current have clouds around, and we do have some areas of some light showers and patchy drizzle out there, but it's really more about the wall of fog that you'll be seeing, so tack on a few extra minutes for that morning commute. reducing visibility down to a mile at this point. we're in for damp weather today, we'll talk about how much rain is on the way coming up in a few minutes. >> christa: fast track traffic time. definitely a day the use

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. definitely feeling chilly out there this morning, chris. >> chris: it's the end of october, but it's feeling more like november. 42 in boston this morning. day. despite starting off in the to 30s to near 40, i don't expect my locations to get out of the 40s through the afternoon. upper 40s on average today with that breeze at times gusting 20 to 25mph. cool week ahead of us. dry through tomorrow. and then on thursday, temperatures in the 40s. i do expect a chilly rain to overtake the area by this afternoon into thursday night. and, in fact, there's just enough cold air in place out into worcester county, the higher terrain, maybe even some mixed in. not expecting accumulations there. if there's any accumulating snow in massachusetts, i think it would tend to be through the berkshires, northwestern hills of connecticut and especially across vermont. the highest rain of vermont and back into upstate new york will get at least several inches of snow out of this storm. we'll talk more on

sarah: thank you so much. vast majority of german films doing business in russia want sanctions lifted. they say the pew -- punitive members are not working. despite the current situation and they are already preparing for taking on new staff. >> even the most hospitable regions attract german investors. they are rich in raw cereals and companies have been working there for years with russian oil and gas companies. others manufacture and supply the hard lines. they are just as important to the industry and german carmakers have also invested. they are taking the approach that conditions there will stabilize. most of the companies surveyed say they stand by their commitments there. 91% of them want to maintain their current activities. 56% of companies surveyed plan to expand operations and 54% forecast an increase in sales. 86% want to see an end to sanctions. those companies say the sanctions imposed are not achieving their purpose and simply that abstract foreign investors. -- obstruct foreign investors. sar

i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. let's get a check of the forecast with chri >> chris: it was. we expect more beautiful weather around the next few days. in fact, we'll increase those temperatures into the 70s by thursday and friday. good morning, everyone. upper 30s, low 40s in the suburbs. chilly start. we need a light jacket this morning. could be back the t-shirt weather by tomorrow afternoon and friday afternoon. some scattered clouds and showers off to the east of us. you may get some scattered clouds back into the forecast through the day today. but i don't expect any rainfall out of any of those clouds. upper 60s inland. low 60s along the coastline. once again, cooler at the coast. what's going on with matthew? well, we've noticed a big change in tracking the national hurricane center from yesterday. once you get north of south carolina and north carolina, notice how it suppresses it to the south well away from new england. still could get a little bit of rain out of this. we'll talk more on that forecast ahe

. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. at this point, we know one man is dead. let's send it oath to kellie o'hara with the very latest. >> reporter: yeah. one man is dead in this officer-involved shooting. it was a domestic disturbance, we are told by witnesses. it hand on the fifth floor of this condo complex. we are told 911 was called just before 10:00 this morning. there was a fight between a boyfriend and a girlfriend. you can see sky 7 hd over the scene right there. on lynn shore drive. live in the building that the woman called 911 asking for help and said that she was fighting with her boyfriend and she did say that he was armed. we are told officers arrived. we are told that boyfriend was not cooperating at all with the police. and possibly some sort of shoot-out began. that is when that man was shot. again, we are told that woman has been taken into custody. along with some witnesses. police are out here right now along the d.a.'s office combing the scene. neighbors tell us, though, this is a very gruesome crime scene. police are trying to put togethe

>> sarah: no. the whole drawer that we have like that. hr in boston, june, july, and august, combined, less than four inches of water. rainfall so in the month of october, over five. we are seen more rain in october in boston than we picked up all summer long. this is the first month we have been above average since february. have we made any progress on the drought situation? a little bit over the last couple of weeks here. it takes a while, you know, if it takes a while to get into yes, we had flash flooding a week ago through worcester county. there was short-term beneficial rain. in fact, too much too fast. in quite a few cases out there into worcester county. we will slowly chisel away at this. slight improvements next week. when we look at the next weekly update that comes out on thursday. overall, though, we picked up another one to two inches of water last night and early this morning. we still see some patches of drizzle and some light showers around. but this potent storm is into southern

your companies won't be leaving ohio. >> sarah: all right. you are listening to donald trump right now. accept the clear election results if he won. he would also reserve the right to file a legal challenge if he does not. we will take a quick break. i heard a strange sound coming from my basement, and my hot water heater was leaking. luckily it's protected by a repair plan from homeserve, which covers things from drain valves to burners. a technician came right over. he handles all kinds of unexpected problems with my heating system. hey, homeserve guy! sorry... kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: one day you're a kid - and the next... kelly: ...you're raising your own little girl. kelly: growing up, i watched my mom work so hard. through challenges and struggles, she made our lives better. she's my inspiration in the senate - whether strengthening social security or medicare, or helping make college more affordable... she taught me that with hard work... kate: you can do anything? kathy: anything. kate: my mom taught me that too. kelly: i'm ke

. - sarah palin. - who? [cheers and applause] [upbeat hip-hop music] ♪ - back in 1984, the selection of geraldine ferraro as the first woman of a major u.s. party presidential ticket catapulted walter mondale's struggling campaign, taking it from dull to dazzling. sarah palin knows that same feeling. brought on to john mccain's 2008 campaign to add a little energy and excitement, she did just that. both women dealt with attacks that were not just political but personal. nevertheless, these two trailblazers were arguably the two most consequential vp picks in all of history. [upbeat funk music] ♪ - ladies and gentlemen of the convention, my name is geraldine ferraro. [cheers and applause] - geraldine ferraro was a congresswoman from queens, new york. she was feisty. she was outspoken. she was from the district that archie bunker from tv lived in. it was that kind of in-your-face, tell it like it is, no holds barred-- she had a perfect new york queens accent. - my father was an immigrant. my grandparents, my m

. >> sarah: police are working to figure out what led up to this deadly collision. john cuoco is live from middleborough with the breaking details. >> reporter: we know that crash happened quickly. it was head-on, ening with one car in flames and five lives lost. >> sometimes fate overwhelms us all. >> reporter: state police a wrong-way driver colliding with a car full of people just after midnight. they believe a single driver was going south in the northbound lane before hitting the car with four people inside. all five people died in the wreck. we are told they were young adults from massachusetts. >> a wrong way operator. the vehicle struck the northbound vehicle head-on. the crash impact caused the northbound vehicle to become engulfed in fire. >> there is no indication that time allowed for evasive action by the northbound motor vehicle operator. to avoid the vehicle traveling the wrong way. >> reporter: investigators are still searching for reasons as to why this person got on the high tway wrong way. they are also still trying to reach the families of those

. >> sarah: first at noon, we are following breaking news out of brookline. officials say a woman was hit by a green line train. they say aro summit avenue. the victim was transported to a nearby hospital. authorities say her injuries are non-life-threatening. now to commuter chaos on the orange line. city leaders calling for change after a scare at back bay station. passengers forced to evacuate as smoke filled their train. this afternoon, we are learning more about what happened. >> anchor: john cuoco is live with the details. john? >> reporter: the m.b.t.a. is issue with the motor. one city leader we spoke with says riders deserve better. "t" passengers getting on the orange line thursday morning at the back bay station in boston. quiet compared to the days to evening before. when riders were breaking windows and climbing out of the train as smoke filled the station during the wednesday commute. the result: of two fires. >> quite scary to see what was happening here. >> reporter: back bay station is part of commute. she says what happened is another exampl

, sarah, sarah. we didn't know that night, but we know now after the fact that governor sarah palin actually wanted to give her own concession speech that night in 2008 and that's a thing that running mates don't do. but she apparently had a speech written. she thought for sure she was going to give her own concession. she would have her own moment in the spotlight, but the whole idea apparently was definitively and firmly kiboshed by our own steve schmidt who told her, no, you you will not be speaking tonight. in the end sarah palin was not given a speech, but she was allowed to stand on stage while the presidential candidate himself, while senator mccain gave what was really a nice noble speech. and the crowd didn't necessarily receive it all that well. they still booed and hollered against senator obama a lot. at the beginning of the speech. even a little by the end. but that crowd had a totally different, totally opposite unforced positive reaction any time senator mccain mentioned his running ma

sarah, back to you. >> sarah: two weeks until the election. hillary clinton is maintaining her lead in the race for the white house. according to the latest nbc survey monkey poll, in a nominee has a six shf point lead over the republican nominee donald trump. clinton has 50% of the vote. trump has 44%. that is with a 1% margin of error. the candidates are out in full force hitting the swing states hard to sway undecided voters. kris anderson has the latest. >> kris: well, the trump campaign is hitting cities across florida with a simple message. don't listen to the media, the race is not over. two weeks out and donald trump is campaigning in all-important florida. new polls have tr >> because this is part of the crooked system. it is part of the rigged system that i have been talking about since i entered the race. the media isn't just against me. they are against all of you. >> reporter: in tampa, trump brought up a new poll from investors business daily that has him winning. >> has us up two points nationwide. we are leading. number one. >>

>> sarah: we are tracking hurricane matthew. the deadly storm is heading matthew is currently a category three hurricane with winds of 120 miles per hour. cuba and haiti saw powerful winds and flooding. forcing thousands of people to take cover. we are seeing new images of the storm. here is the satellite photo from space. right now, people are evacuating in florida and south carolina as they brace for the worst. >> christa: for the latest on the track and this possible east coast landfall, we turn dangerously close to east florida. canaveral. came out of the caribbean, over cuba. notice how the ragged look is getting more symmetric. you are watching the thunderstorm activity around the center of storm develop more. it is losing any influence of land. and it is not a good sign for folks in the bahamas and across the east coast of florida. this will likely pick up strength. you are already seeing it beginning to do so. winds up to 120 miles an hour. center's forecast. if it does regain category four strength. by the time we get i

. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. crews responded at 8:00 this morning. contractors working in the area, hitting a gas main. and steve cooper has the latest on this. >> i was just shocked to see everything that was happening. >> reporter: rough start in downtown boston after a work crew struck a six-inch gas main near the intersection of probably about 8:00. one of the guys came unand said everybody out of the building. we have been standing here ever since. >> reporter: dozens of people already at work on tremont street and court street. they were ordered to evacuate when gas levels inside the buildings were through the roof. six street-level businesses were impacted as well. >> there is the presence of gas in those buildings. report a danger to the area? >> well, it is outside. it is vented to the immediate buildings. again, it is a precaution. we are just evacuating them. >> reporter: boston police quickly sealing off the roads around the leak. leading to traffic troubles at the height of the monday morning commute. >> a little disruptive. i mean, it h

>> sarah: yeah. good thing it is a friday. maybe a halloween movie, bri. >> bri: something spooky or just hocus-pocus. low to mid-, even upper 70's on the board. if you can believe it. 78 in norwood. 73 in plymouth. doesn't feel like the middle of of course. especially because of how high our dew points are right now. it is very muggy out there. frizz factor is a factor today. even some light scattered showers as we move through the next couple of hours. the heavier rainfall isn't with us just yet. now, the bigger picture shows the reason why it is so muggy and so mild. a warm front moved through last night. in fact, our temperatures did kind of rise overnight. most this morning. and the heaviest rainfall stays out west. even reports through pennsylvania of four to six inches of rain last night and early this morning. i love to play this game. find the front. you can see a very clear line that's drawn here between the mild air that we are enjoying and the low 70's. and the mid-40's to around 50 degrees. that is behind that fro

sarah: u.s. president barack obama and former bill clinton delivered eulogies. >> it left for the last time. it's the end of an era for israel. paris was the last of the founding generation. his final resting place, hallowed ground reserved for the great and good of israel. dignitaries included present and past heads of state from around the world. the german president and foreign minister were also there. undermining the special relationship between germany and israel. it had a particular significant. >> he soared to incredible heights. he was a great man of israel. he was a great man of the world. >> it was this undying hope for peace that paris was, at times, mocked for. >> his critics often claimed he was naive, overly optimistic, a dreamer. they were only wrong about the naive part. he knew exactly what he was doing being overly optimistic. he knew exactly what he was doing with his dreams. reporter: in the end, he dreamed of lasting peace. president obama: he decided it was better to live w

>> i do. >> do you take sarah to be your wife? >> yes. 30 seconds. sarah, jump in there too. get in there. 34 seconds. cheer them on, folks. cheer them on. this is for wedding bands and a 3 day cruise through the mexican riviera. you can do this you can do this 20 seconds. we're at 20 seconds. oh god. oh god. wait. come on. i kind of want to help too. i'm going to help too i think. let me see here. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. oh god. keep going. keep going. we're going to make this work. keep going, guys. keep going. come on, cheer them on, folks. cheer them on. oh. guys. it's not quite a michael eaman diamond ring. it's a ring pop and still legally binding. sarah is not happy. let's see. oopa! you know what, let's do it with the ring pop. we can work out something for the cruise. they really want to do this. >> i want a real ring. >> ha-ha. >> i want a ring. i deserve the ring, dang it. >> this is still a ring and it's delicious. matt, i think you should put this on sarah. ladies and gentlemen, come on, give it up. put this on. ladies and gentlemen, they're married. you may kiss the b

sarah rosario, nbc news, daytona beach, florida. >> sarah: stay with 7 news. as hurricane matthew makes a push toward the u.s. track the storm any time at whdh.com. and on our mobile and tablet apps. and we are following a developing story. 7 "t" workers have been arrested by transit police. after officials say they padlocked and blocked exits at the m.b.t.a.'s money room in charlestown. those union workers are being assembly. the workers were at the charlestown facility to speak out against a move to privatize how cash is collected by the transit facility. the money room is where union members currently count about $140 million in "t" fares every year. the protesters set up before dawn to block collection trucks from leaving the facility. a move that the superintendent says was reckless. >> we are here today to stand up for our members, protecting our jocks. riders. privatization does not work. there is a lot of examples at the m.b.t.a. where privatization has failed. and it is going to cost the riders more money. >> the gate itself was chained and padlocked.

adrenaline, i guess, at that point. >> sarah: well, yeah. that is why he is a professional and goes in the cage, i guess. coming up, at noon, tom brady posting his latest headline on facebook following the patriots' big win in ? ? on social security and medicare, these are the facts. kelly ayotte voted for deep cuts in medicare and social security. here are the votes. she voted against protecting social security from the threat of privatization. and said she's open to raising the retirement age for social security. the fact is kelly ayotte's supporting big, corporate special interests. she's not working for us. dscc is responsible for the content >> sarah: take a look at this. tom brady posting another fake newspaper on his facebook page after the patriots' win on sunday. for the first time, brady himself included in the image. the headline reads pats bite bengals with the quarterback biting a tiger's paw. so cute. his daughter was in attendance for her dad's big return to gillette. of course, tom brady's wife gisele posting this photo on in

: and adults, bring it on. >> gene: sarah you are doing an awesome job. >> sarah: thanks. the forecast is in the 70s. grab that jacket. the coldest spots this morning and the latest track of hurricane matthew. >>> tight spot. where they didn't have to go that far to look for his you. >>> hurricane matthew battling florida with heavy rains and strong winds. a live look from florida where you can see the palm trees there. gusts could reach 120 miles at some point today but very intense for people who are living there right now. >> gene: people along the coast and along the coast of georgia and the carolinas all having to pay close attention to what is going on with the storm. fox25's sarah wroblewski in the storm tracker weather sent we are a new advisory that came out the last half hour. >> we are continuing to monitor what hurricane matthew is going to be doing and you mentioned that latest advisory. everybody ud at 5:00 this morning that continues its category 3 storm just offshore and we are seeing a lot of battering of waves as well as wind and heavy rain for the easter

sarah, the storm has downgraded a bit but still very dangerous. >> sarah: the winds reduced just enough but still a category 3 wind with winds 130 miles per hour. it is pack heavy rain, strong winds. hurricane-force winds 60 miles riding from the coast yet to make landfall but very dangerous conditions. we have hurricane warnings stretching all the way up the coast up to parts of coastal south carolina right now. as the official track continues that category 3 storm up along the coast through the day today, and then it will likely petition begin to weaken, but still very powerful with heavy rain throughout coast for the weekend and turning to tropical storm status as we head into your monday. we will take a closer look at some of the winds down there in just a few minutes but show you the local conditions. temperatures in the 0s in parts of norwood. 57 in boston. a big difference in temperatures. visibility down in some spots, but we have improvements headed our way. we will talk about how warm it will get for the day today and risk for rain for the weekend. traffic with julie. columbus

they are indeed engaged. >>> sarah jessica parker is on the red carpet.e girls back together for a new show? >> these women are amazing. >> plus -- our new interview with jon bon jovi and why he says richie sambora left the band. >> the way he did it -- >> and the way he's embarrassing his college-age son. >>> it was a big night for u2 stars honoring the best in online video. ♪ ♪ >>> we think you know about jon bon jovi. he loves his music, his family and football. every saturday two of those three things allow him to live every dad's dream. >> because jon's son plays football at notre dame. we're not calling him rudy, but he kind of is. jon is there every weekend rooting him on. we got real about his relationship gone wrong with richie sambora leaving the band. >> from day one we didn't have ill will, he didn't just post show up for work anymore. >> congratulations on the new single. >> he sent out that thing saying how much he liked the song. he never called anyone in the band again for three and a half years. we never saw him. it's just, okay, your jou

sarah. >>> going this morning, a convicted child rapist bk charges out of rhode island. >> ted: this was breaking news out of the fox 25 news at 10:00. last week, fox 25 spoke to people in weymouth who were outraged to learn that this man, richard gardner, would be moving into town. >> heather: well, this morning, fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live for us in weymouth with further details of the overnight arrest, good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: yeah, heather, as you can imagine, gardner comes as a relief to a lot of people here in weymouth, in fact, after here after being released from prison. they immediately reached out to the governor for him to step in. now gardner was sentenced to 190 years in prison for abducting an 11-year-old boy and then raping him back in 1988 in rhode island. he served 27 years and then was released. he moved back here with his parent in weymouth. earlier this month, the plymouth county district attorney's office admitted making a mistake during the process

sarah cole: i hit rock bottom pretty much. vicky: sarah says she developed an eating disorder during her freshman year at uc davis. did it become an obsession? sarah: oh, 100%, yeah. vicky: she left school to seek treatment off the court. after a year away, sarah made a full recovery, and resumed her volleyball career at cal. that's where she came to believe disordered eating among athletes is a problem everywhere. sarah: since i've been at cal, i've met at least 20 to 30 people that fall into that category. vicky: unlike concussions and heart disease, the ncaa does not require schools to establish protocols or training to educate students and staff about eating disorders. sarah: right now, if my friend has an eating disorder, i don't really know what to do about it. i don't know who to go to. those resources either aren't there, or they're not advertised. vicky: we reviewed eating disorder policies for schools across the state. we found some colleges, like uc san diego, have strict guidelines on how to de-emphasize weight and

an easy 20 minutes from 49 to the zakim bridge. >>> sarah? >> sarah: chills temperatures in the 50s and 60s in boston. bright, sunny day boosting the temperatures in the 60s. in boston, 70 at the coast. look at that. 70 for the interior. another gorgeous day, but rain chances increase this weekend. i will have the timeline plus the latest look at hurricane matthew in just a few minutes. >>> as sara mentioned, we will continue to track um hurricane mattw with heavy wind and rain and some people will do just about anything to protect their belongings. the unusual steps one person took to make hour their car weathers the storm. >>> and controversy in north attleboro. three soccer coaches calling joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists fro

sarah jessica parker is talking divorce, and let me make it clear it's not from her husband.tle of a new series she's doing, but of course, how can we forget her old show "sex and the city," she gives the biggest hint yet, this is big news, that we could see more of carrie and the gals. >> rumors have been coming up lately of a new "sex and the city" lately and what does it have to take in real life to make number three happen? >> it's not on the table. it's on the warming drawer and on the heated towel rack. >> i'll take it. >> heated towel rack. >> that's definitely not a no. sarah jessica had a mini reunion with her "sex and the city" co stars with cynthia nixon and mario cantone. at the premiere of her new hbo series last night. >> of course, everyone is wondering are any of the girls going to make a guest appearance with the girls. >> i don't know. the story is so small and so busy, but all of that is fun and entertaining. who knows? >> this show is getting a lot of attention and everyone is so excited for it. >> oh, because it's sarah jessica parker. >> i want a divorce

sarah is in the storm tracker weather center with a track on the storm and sarah, chilly temperatures for us. >> sarah: something you will notice when you step outside. cold and quiet. category 3, hurricane matthew with winds 11 miles per hour pounding that area with heavy rain is expected to strengthen as it approaches the eastern coast of florida later on today and through the next couple of days. one thing we are notice something with the track though, as we head toward the weekend it looks as though we will curve and head out to sea before meandering there for quite some time and that is all because we are watching some of our weather patterns influence matthew as we head to the weekend. we will get to that coming up in just a few minutes, but 36 right now. 37 in barre. 39 in north grafton. 39 in natick and lexington. 39 in reading. a little milder in boston and down across the south shore in the 50s as well the cape with clouds overhead. areas of fog to start date, but as we get on through, temperatures will be climbing into the 60s if not the low 70s by this afternoon. cooling o

they are indeed engaged. >>> sarah jessica parker is on the red carpet. is she getting the girls back together for a new show? >> these women are amazing. >> plus -- our new interview with jon bon jovi and why he says richie sambora left the band. >> the way he did it -- >> and the >>> it was a big night for u2 stars honoring the best in online video. for more go to when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. ?? ?? >>> we think you know about jon bon jovi. he loves his music, his family and football. every saturday two of those th every dad's dream. >> because jon's son plays football at notre dame. we're not calling him rudy, but he kind of is. jon is there every weekend rooting him

>> sarah: a cold start for some. temperatures in the 40s and.as we go on through the day, expecting that fog to burn off. sunshine will be your fun today and temperatures in the upper 60s. but inland climbing into the 70s. i will show you what to expect in your town in just a few minutes. tons of trash, beer cans and tents all left behind. a local city has to replace its entire football field. at 4:30, the big price tag to replace the turf. >>> a police chase ends with a man in handcuffs and a car on its roof. up next, the wild video from afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. >>> get on the ground right now! >> julie: a tense situation wi all of it caught on police dash cam video in pelham, new hampshire. fox25's ted daniel takes us to the chase that ended with the suspect on the ground and a car flipped over on its roof. >> reporter: the 22-year-old

wow, sarah. >> sarah: i know. so many watches and warnings right now the and get to where they need to be by this evening and continuing good 12 hours and eastern the western coast and the and slight chance and forward motion and westward motion and see impacts before greater area. currently category three storm and 25 miles per hour and did strengthen overnight, moving northwest ward and expected to stretch into a category four storm as we head into the afternoon and by this evening approaching eastern coast and national hurricane center and begin to weaken as just brushes the southeast coast of georgia and carolinas and looks as though we will have to watch early next week and loop de loop and head back south and take in house model and show you what it looks like on our future cast here because sure enough, it does bring the storm right into florida overnight tonight and along the eastern coast and slight adjustment seeing impact and wreaking havoc eastern coast of florida and moving in at 2:30 in the morning,

." >> sarah: here are system of the stories we're working on for you. a teacher at a merrimack, new hampshire, high school off the job and facing charges after police say he sent sexually explicit images students. officers arresting robert wiley on monday. >> christa: a group of women will be rallying against donald trump and the g.o.p. outside of trump's boston campaign headquarters. they'll be demanding action in the wake of allegations of sexual assault against the republican nominee. >> sarah: and an mbta hits an apartment building in south boston. it happened on east 1st street last night. you can see the bus got stuck underneath an awning. >> christa: a bear scare. precautions after wild animals are caught on camera in backyards and on back porches, as well, and near bird feeders. sorry. i was distracted reading that. that's scary. >> sarah: who wouldn't want to walk outside on a nice day. it's a nice day for those bears. >> bri: exactly. we'll eventually see a nice day, but a little gross out there for the time being. we have showers stretching t