former somerville police detective was shot in the line of duty in 2010. he showed fox 25 tonight one of the bullets that dr. david king removed. he told us dr. king saved died on the table twice. he reached in with his own hand and squeezed my heart and you pumped it and got it back going again. >> he told us he kept saying he just wanted to get home to see his son and because of dr. king he was able to do just that. now we posted the full story on you our website fox25boston.com. quite a story it is. >>> lucky, right here, the beagle is being credited with bringing an end to the robber wanted in connection with a home invasion. police quickly arrested two of the men. lucky's owner let her out when she ran towards the shed and started barking. >> we checked it and then my wife was on the right side of the shed it was on the left side of the shed then he just took off in the back of the woods and i immediately turned around and told her like get in the house, get the dog get in the house. >> the three men are now facing various charges for their actions in

>> well, cheers, vanessa from the brewing company here in somerville. a lot of people who watched this debate, a capacity crowd a lot of those folks are heading home after spending the night here with their friends apparently presidential politics here it is a i want to show you the crowd to get in this place just before the debate started. so many people showed up some had to be turned away. they came for good beer and a good show. well, they got the good beer and somewhat of a show. the reaction i got from several people tonight with this debate is disappointment and they also bought up the two prior. saying mainly because of the amount of oneupmanship and bickering. what they will both do both try to get their points across in the time that they have. but it does mean that you don't get a lot of chance to hear them actually talk about policy. >> i think this is probably the most substantial debate we've had. that being said, a substantive debate in this season is it's not much in the broad spectrum of american politics. >> reporter: and that's one th

north of the pike still he head through medford and into somerville. over to the live drive times, like what i'm seeing here though, moving along fine on route 1 on 128 southbound, still 53 minutes on 93 south from 495 in andover to the leverett connector. >> daniel: meteorologist shiri spear joins us now with the forecast. not as cool as yesterday. >> shiri: nice to see things going in the right direction. mild afternoon today, tomorrow and cools down and sad reality is, guys, we are losing between >> i'm counting because i can tell. every evening. by the end of the month we lose another 51 minutes of daylight. isn't that crazy? by the end of the month the sun comes up at 7:17 for the last day of october. sun goes down just after 5:30. can't believe it but it does make it easier for those kids. 54? right now in boston, 50 in norwood and sunshine there and lawrence we got the couple more clouds up that way, 51? right now and 1:00 p.m. 65 and hour mid-60s through about 5:00 p.m. and after that really start losing heat as sun goes down and high temperatu

this is the mass ave somerville area just after 8:00 this morning. several cyclists in the area when a man was struck and killed after colliding with an 18 wheeler tractor-trailer. cambridge driver remain unseen and has been cooperating. no charges as it is an ongoing investigation. out here it is very busy. if that means the roads will remain closed between somerville avenue and each street around the mass ave area. the victim is a man. still unidentified by name. right now the body is behind that orange barrier. noon, we are hearing from a former marine sergeant who received a bilateral arm transplant at brigham and women's hospital. john peck lost all four limbs in 2010 when he stepped on improvised explosive device while serving in afghanistan. in august he received the transplant. peck says he was in tremendous pain at first at about to continue fighting. he has this message for the anonymous donor's family. know what you're going through at this time but i will to you this. your loved one's death will not be for nothing. every day that i look d

the driver hit a somerville man and fled the scene. the somerville man was taken to the hospital where he passed away. 2015 gray honda civic with scuff marks under the right brake light. >> anchor: where a body was found next to a park. park is also near the city's northwest elementary school and police are investigatin about the suspects arrested in connection with a murder mystery in orange. accused of killing a 95-year-old man and leaving his wife seriously hurt. the great grandmother of one of those suspects is telling her side of the story to 7 news. steve cooper has more. >> i'm soap sorry. i'm sorry. why why. >> reporter: after learning her great granddaughter smith and murder charges. any idea why they would have gone to mr. hardy's house? >> i don't know. i have no idea. i don't believe they knew anybody or -- i don't know. >> reporter: police saying what appears to be a random home invasion smith and hart murdered 95-year-old thomas hardy and injured his wife joanna fisher inside week. the accused killers captured over the we

somerville, the same. lowell, temperatures in the 40's. 42, kingsborough, and 43 out there in lowell. seeing upper 30's appearing. northern worcester county for you. fitchburg, 37. lempster, 43. chelsea sundayier out there as you -- chillier out there as you trick-or-treating. wrentham, 42. cooler spots as well. all happening under clear, dark skies tonight, but rain in the forecast, a timeline on that just ahead. >> vanessa: all right, kevin. new at 6:30 p.m. ago, large protest is taking place at a local facility using a controversial form of electroshock therapy. nearly 200 demonstrators are holding signs and blocking access to the facility in canton. many of the protesters are people in wheelchairs. fox 25 has been covering the administration imposed a ban on electroshock limitation to treat patients who injure themselves. >> they need to stop torturing disabled individuals and to help them live out in the community. >> vanessa: the center is the only place in country which uses the treatment. >> mark:

you see her jammed up in somerville, medford. slow as you approach burlington. 24 miles per hour. giving a look at the pike. you are slow all the way past framingham as you head eastbound. you are average being 36 miles per hour there and really getting slow in a cup of pockets. of course you saw that aerial view from julie. another perspective. this is our chopper over the weston tolls here. okay through that spot, but, again, something we are keeping a close eye on this morning and a look at those drive times. pike, 33 minutes. route 16 from wellesley after the pike will take but 10 minutes in that spot. gene, over to you. >>> commute is really now just starting to kick into high gear. stick with fox25 morning news to get you through the big changes. daniel, julie, catherine and michael will be updating us. downloaded and alerts turned on. more alerts about problem spots as they pop up. >>> a leominster man will be in court accused of raping a teenager in her high school parking lot. it happened at brockton high during the school day. the alleged victim and the suspect 44-year-o

in the somerville stretch. good news on route 3 southbound, all those ramps have been reopened after overnight closures. randy:ig nation awaits the arrival of tom brady can return to his place on the team today after a four-game suspension. erika: there's no question the pats have missed him. tom brady has missed the field. he's never been one to sit on the sidelines. he is eager to get back on the football field as fans are to welcome back. this is video of number 12 practicing at the dexter school were getting shut out in foxborough. today ex-work out with the team. brady was suspend ed four games over what was known as deflategate. they tweeted after consultation with tom brady and appellate counsel, we have decided not to pursue additional appeals. the patriots are still in first place despite yesterday's loss. it is on to cleveland sunday. randy: a crash under investigation in randolph. the car rolled over. at least one person has life-threatening injuries. that road is reopened now. right now, three peopl

oh man we are just in a jam right now in cloverleaf down into somerville. route 1 back up much further than usual as well and live drive times, pike eastbound 495 to mass ave. 38 minutes on the expressway. hour and 15 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >> 8:18. dealing with a lot of weather. >> >> shiri: turns brighter and warmer and humidity on the rise as well and got to get through clouds. slow process to get there and worth the reward and lasting us until probably ten or 11:00 a.m. i got a warm and humid afternoon to 80?, but gusts are going to be about 25 to 30 miles per hour afternoon and evening. you're going to start feeling that wind as well. got a lot of 50s and 60s with 62 in plymouth, 59 in dropping humidity and more comfortable day and still very warm out there and by thursday along with scattered showers arriving back in southern new england. so 7-day forecast here with the weekend always in view. i'm going around 80 today with increasing sunshine this afternoon, 79 here tomorrow with partly sunny skies, t

north of the pike 93 south still our slow spot medford into somerville. live drive time a won't go down until the accident. >> blair: police were called to gladstone street because of this man right here. roommate called 911 after pair got into a fight apparently about the temperature of the house. >> julie: records show he had a violent temper. morelli and he is live outside in east boston. >> jim: what many trying to figure out whether any predictors, past behaviors that could explain how someone could lose it after a trivial argument with a roommate and did find evidence of instability in court documents out of the state of georgia. 2009 figueroa actually pled guilty to torching own vehicle, that is first degree arson, also pled guilty at the same time to impersonating a d guess you call the meat of the matter is in the divorce papers that were filed by the exwife the same year again and describes why she wants to get the divorce and she says he treated her cruelly and in fact, gave me black eyes, choked me, pulled out hair, verbally humiliated me and

little bit sluggish and saugus. 93 south heavy, steady volume starting in stoneham all the way to somerville. the pike as you head from framingham to natick. taking that part of the pike, i leave about 15 minutes early just to accommodate for the slowing. here is live look at the expressway. volume pretty typical. over to the live drive times, 48 minutes on the pike. half hour on the expressway, about an hour on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. back to you. >> sara: happening right now the ntsb and fbi will be in connect this morning investigating this fiery plane crash. a witness cell phone after the plane slammed into a telephone pole in the middle of a busy street. >> blair: new report last night claims the crash could have been intentional. jason? >> jason: blair and sara, good morning. four unnamed law enforcement sources that confirmed to the paper that they are investigating whether or not this crash was not an accident. in fact, they quoted a law enforcement source saying the told first responders as soon as he was picked up here at the scene that it wasn't an accident. l

it happened at the intersection of mass avenue and somerville. the truck driver remained at the scene. this summer a 27-year-old woman was killed while riding her bike in inman square. >>> brockton's mayor is calling for a husky to be put down. the dog bit four people sending three of the victims to the hospital. fox25's jessica reyes is live in brockton. quarantine with animal control. >> reporter: right, julie. under quarantine at the brockton center for ten days and mayor of brockton is calling for him to be put down. we have a photo of the dog. his name is leo and he is a husky. he got out and attacked four people including a fire fighter, a animal control officer and a 75-year-old woman. the mayor said a city will hold a hearing to figure out what to do wit made it very clear what he thinks the owner should do. >> my feeling is that he bit four people in one day. i have seen and heard enough. in my mind the dog is dangerous. and my hope will be that the owner of the dog will just work with us voluntarily. sign over the dog and give permissio

. >> and i'm frank somerville. we should see heavy rain from the storm starting in the north bay coming up in the next 24 hours. we have live team coverage tonight, ktvu's debora villalon in santa rosa where emergency workers are warning people to be prepared. we start with chief meteorologist bill martin. you say we're talking about serious rain here. >> real serious. north of the bay area, or getting rain but the heavy stuff, the half foot, a foot of rain, coming up in the north bay from santa rosa north. plume of moisture coming off dying tropical disturbances out in the pacific past the deadline, look at the moisture plume, further than that out to almost 3000 miles of moisture. streaming off a dying typhoon coming back in over the top of us. going to bring significant rain to the pacific northwest. rainfall a half foot, maybe more in that russian river drainage basin. it starts on thursday night. right now we've got showers showing up north of the area north of point arena up towards the oregon border. as we m

new at 5:00, how this could right now we have more breaking new, this is out of somerville where sky fox is arriving on summer street in somerville, you see the blue car we are talking about right in the house i. looks like the garage area of the home. but, as we are looking at it, in the commercial break, quite a responders, but it looks like a toe trunk is trying to get the car out of the way and pull it out of the garage. again this happening in somerville on summer street, not clear if anyone is hurt or how exactly this happened. we are making calls on this one as well and should get updates and let you know. friend remember the daughter of and olympic spripter killed in a j thattic shooting over the weekend. 15 year-old trinity gay was killed in a restaurant parking lot in kentucky sunday morning. her father is tyson gay, the second fastest man to run the 100-meter in hior with her when she was shot. >> it felt so bad, i just kept replaying she was in my face saying you have to help me, you have to help me, there is nothing we can do, i'm scared. >> three people have been charge

. >> christa: a lone turkey causing some traffic trouble in somerville. drivers on 93 south reported seeing this turkey trying the cross the road right near exit 28. police say the little guy backed up traffic for about an hour. eventually the animal rescue league helped to remove it. >> sarah: a baby boy was born on the mass pike last night. they say the framingham couple pulled over on the pike when the mother went into labor. boston e.m.s. responded, but the baby couldn't wait. he was been right there in the ambulance. we hear these stories over and over again. >> christa: life in the fast lane. 5:36. still ahead, a country music star hitting all the right notes here in boston. why he met with some young, special fans. >> sarah: elizabeth warren clucking mad, talking tough while campaigning for hillary clinton. >> christa: the holidays will be here before you know it. if you travel between thanksgiving and new year's, you know it can be so pricy. the best time to get you fight. we'll have details coming up. >> bri: really? is it that close? because acc

woburn through medford and then in to somerville. south of the pike expressway slow and typical issues we have seen and heavy steady volume minutes on the expressway and hour on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. back to you. >> gene: right now hurricane matthew has his eyes set on the caribbean and islands like jamaica and haiti are bracing for direct hit from the powerful category four storm. >> sara: this news is especially unsettling for a local family who spent years building an orphanage in haiti. stephanie coueignoux has been talking with say heavy rain is already falling there. >> i did a skype interview with one of the directors there, jonathan lamare, and told me it is eerily quiet right now. it is raining lightly but they are expecting up to 40 inches of es and they are still trying to recover have the earthquake. brittany gengel killed while she was on emissions trip. ahead of the hurricane the orphanage taken 30 women and children from the local village and also boarding upwinds, filling generators and gatherin

cambridge and somerville police are asking people to avoid the area. we have a crew scene and bring you any updates as soon as we get them. >> daniel: continue to follow the path of hurricane matthew as heads toward north florida and getting better look at destruction left behind in haiti and jamaica. 11 people have died from the storm in the caribbean but authorities fear that number could go up. worst of the damage appears to be in haiti. key bridge there washed out from the country's southern peninsula and roads and phone lines there have been cut off to the hardest way of knowing how many people might be dead or hurt. cuba seems to have been spared from matthew's worst. today the storm is expected to last the bahamas. meanwhile here in the uss -- u.s. people in georgia, florida and carolinas are lining up at gas station and taking cash out of the atm to get everything they need ahead of the storm. in south carolina all coastal communities are being ordered to evacuate today. that is about 1.1 million people. many of those not waiting fo highways as

somerville fire department says two people inside the building may have taken drastic measures to escape. >> reports may have jumped out to window and transported to the hospital and also one hand laceration and he is at the hospital now. >> gene: total of nine units were damaged in the fire. >> catherine: money from fema to fortify the town's sea wall and protect part of the cliff than the atlantic ocean. found animal saturday evening when police arrived they saw the bull and calf in nearby woods and animal actually escaped from a farm that was close by and that is the center of one of the largest animal abuse cases in the state. >> bull was aggressive at one point and go toward the farm. >> catherine: renter of farm owned two animals in pennsylvania. >> shell acting of bills and buffalo and fell behind three-zero and down the field and danny and seven-three and pats just getting started and good and loving life. rest for sixty-ninth career touchdown making him number one on patriots all time list. 53-yard play taking fight rest of the >> catherine: averaging 46 miles per hour for speed

we're starting of 93 in somerville. construction wrapped up early on the expressway and heading south no problems on route 3, 24, 95 looking good. the pike is quiet. 128 we're clearing by kendrick street. north of town, problem-free. trains and buses starting on schedule. i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at your traffic. >> i will tell you at the time. shockwaves through the presidential campaign this morning. donald trump making clear that he will not commit to accepting the results of the looming election. >> we have new reaction from voters overnight. the eyeopener's emily riemer is leading our postdebate coverage live from las vegas this morning. emily? >> antoinette, thank you. that is one of the big headlines. overnight the head of the gop trying to reassure voters that if his party's nomine will concede on november 8. we have seen how much republican leaders have over donald trump. talk about the debate as a whole, a new poll gives hillary clinton the win this morning. that cnn survey of debate watchers gave h

north of the pike accident on 93 south as you approach somerville slowing things down just slightly and you can see volume has increased on the zakim bridge. here are live drive times, 21 minutes on route 1 southbound. 46 minutes on 93 south so that's an improvement. seeing closer to 70 many continue ride when last checked in. 46 minutes on 128 south from tolls. don't worry, guys, just a little frost. these are the normal times that we get early to mid-october for inland towns and cities like the spots like we had this morning and average first frost doesn't happen until late october and early november. interesting to watch warm-up in norwood and got into the 20s there this morning. no joke. it was really cold. 45? right now and we are talking lower 50s by 11:00 a.m. lower 60s this afternoon through the evening commute. by 7:00 though temperatures really start going down and 7:00 p.m. and back in the 40s and warm-up today and warmest time of the day really going to end up being during the afternoon at 2:00, 3:00 here, that's really when you will be the most comfortable out there and hav

big rig at intersection of mass ave and somerville. drive remain at the scene and no charges have been filed. >> daniel: driver of parked car forced her into the path of landscaping truck. before the tragedies cambridge hat three deadly bicycle crashes in the last 15 >> julie: one of men held gun to undercover police officer. eric rosado-gonzalez and luis colon met three different times and sold them heroin and during latest drug deal offered to sell them guns and two undercover officers showed up and they at half million dollars each. >> julie: yesterday isaiah tahadda was in court. police say he robbed lewis home on boxford street and shot and killed him and attorney tells a different story. >> i was robbed and shot intrude and her chose >> daniel: brookline firefighter made allegations of racism in the department now off the job. the board of selectmen voted to terminate gerald allston at hearing yesterday. may fox25 investigates looks into a voice mail left by allston by superior officer. on the message the officer uses a racially

things starts to slow down on 93 south stoneham through medford and somerville and route 1 in saugus, i expect it to stay this steady and heavy as you the next few hours. over to those live drive times, 27 minutes on route 3, that's in the segment accommodating the accident that i pointed out approaching 128. 34 minutes on 93 south from the cloverleaf to the leverett connector. 46 minutes on 128 southbound approaching the weston tolls. back to you. >> gene: there was no handshake in the beginning and no handshake at the end of this bitter and final presidential debate. two candidates walked off the started off with some good exchanges about the issues, but quickly derailed. fox25 daniel miller joins us with the big take aways, including, daniel, admission from trump that he is not ready to loose this election. >> daniel: gene and sara, this morning donald trump is refusing to satellite picture whether or not he will accept the results of the election if he loses on november 8th. take a listen to the exchange with moderator chris wallace. >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looki

i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we have live team coverage of this dangerous storm. bill martin is tracking the path and hurricane matthew will hit first. but let's begin with joel waldman in savannah, georgia which is right along the atlantic coast. what's the situation there right now? >> reporter: frank and julie, i just had a pretty sobering interview with the mayor of both savannah and tybee island, a small barrier islands. the mayor, they were the first in the state to evacuate. they did that yesterday. all of their essential personnel first responders must be off that island by 9:00 a.m. they just had a call with the national weather service and it's looking more and more -- your chief can back this up -- more and more like this storm is heading to savannah to this area potentially even as a category four, storm expected to be here tomorrow night. >> the scientists tell us this is likely the largest and most powerful hurricane to hit the united states in a decade or so. >> reporter: with hurricane matthew roaring back up to category four strength and packing 1

as we shift east and northeast, slow going on 93 south dedham into somerville and live look at the expressway where the gas tank. pike 28 minutes on the expressway and over an hour other 93 south from andover down to the electron. back to you. >> gene: happening today level three and endspent decades for crimes against children, is back in court. >> sara: the man entered a public library illegally and now getting a better idea what he might have been doing there. fox25 catherine parrotta has a good luck this convicted hell three sex offender will be in court for probation violation hearing. he was just released from prison a little earlier this month. meantime neighbors in one local community were fighting to get him off of their street. >> hopefully this never happens again and this is a wake-up call to just be stricter on repeat sexually dangerous person. >> catherine: amanda hill talking about richard gardner, he was arrested on fugitive from warrant out of rhode island out a quincy sex offender ordinance happened earlier this month. gardner seen at the library in quincy without written pe

. >> julie: starting out north of the pike, 93 south, starts in medford and continues into somerville. but i like what i'm seeing on 128 southbound right now. beginning of long weekend for columbus day, so traffic patterns are a little bit off. you can anticipate the heaviest volume lat want to remind you the southbound expressway hov lanes will be open at 1:00 p.m. today and they will not be open on monday and that's for the columbus day holiday. speaking of expressway, that's the slow spot right now 27 minute drive times for the exit for the pike. 17 minutes on 128 northbound approaching the weston tolls. back to you. >> 7:21, local varsity soccer coach has resigned and fellow solidarity as people building drill came under question. motivational tool that angered some parents. many drivers are playing a little less than toll booths coming down on pike later this month. 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

as we approach somerville. shifting slightly southwest where slow spots starting to accumulate eastbound on the pike toward natick and on the expressway around morrissey boulevard. here are your live drive times. 26 minutes on the pike east from 495 to mass avenue. 25 minutes on the expressway. peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> we begin this half hour with breaking news middleborough where a crash has left five people dead. >> this all started when one car started driving the wrong way on 495. fox25 michael henrich is live in middleborough and michael, you just heard details of the crash with our 5 a.m. hour. >> reporter: massachusetts state place out of their middleborough barracks say five people lost their lives after one northbound lanes of 495. that was right around exit 3. also here in middleborough. they say that one driver ended up crack into a car with four people inside and all five people lost their lives. mass state police not releasing. still gathering in fact the identities of those fi

but had a report out of somerville there has been a lot of flooding there in the streets and marblehead, manchester by the sea and north shore still getting hit hard with heavy rain. thunder and lightning off off and of and still around hampton beach. i'll show some of those rain totals and talk about the cold air on the way this week coming up in a few minutes. >> this came through quickly

bag volume of traffic route 1 is stop and go, 93 south slow going down through medford and into somerville. tobin bridge this is typical jampacked as you head down route 1. here are live drive times, 36 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. almost an hour on 93 south and 53 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the >> if you're getting kids dressed right now and ready for the school bus, make sure you add extra sweater. >> 28 in norwood at one point. >> twenties. >> shiri: usually we get coldest reports in norwood and upper 20s, 30s on the map and not that unusual as we look at inland parts of mass and new hampshire and usually early to mid-october so right now when we get doesn't typically happen until late october or even early november and boston gets first frost here the first week of november and 44? there and it is frosty spots like portsmouth, new hampshire at 35?, fitchburg at 35. there's the norwood down to 27 this morning. definitely one of my cooler spots. right no you we have a little bit of cloud cover because of condense a little bit so near the airport you

then 128 south through lexington as well as 93 through medford into somerville. route 1 in saugus heavy steady volume as you approach lynn fells parkway. live drive time, 41 minutes 128 to the tobin. hour on 93 south about an hour and 15 minutes right now on route 1 from peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >> gene: right now hurricane matthew swirling over haiti pounding the island with strong winds here now with closer look at situation here this morning. daniel, you spoke with someone that's riding out the storm. >> daniel: that's right. hearing firsthand how hurricane making landfall in haiti. intense winds as heads toward haiti, cuba and jamaica, and storm also expected to dump up to 25 inches of rain across the dominican republic. last hour talked with the staff member at be like brit orphanage. it was started by a local family. strong wind as worse hasn't even started. haiti expected to get hit over the next several hours and associated press tweeting last three minutes it has made landfall in the western part of the country. now, the staff member the

to main casino that will have a grand staircase, but after months of public legal wrangling with somerville, disalvio says the relationship as simmered down. place with somerville and the cooperation is going well. >> the reporter: they're on target for the opening of june 3rd, 2019. disalvio says the biggest focus now -- the jobs. 320 people work on the site now. another 200 before the end of the yearly. next year, 1500 more. even after that, there will be 4,000 permanent jobs. >> for us, it's all about getting people to work and getting this thing up and running. we can't wait to show off wynn boston harbor to our guests. >> the reporter: i'm told that steve wynn calls the boston going. disalvio also told me wynn is very focused on the details of that building and likes to have a hands-on approach here. >> elizabeth: blair, the answer to the question, where's the beef is apparently westport. westport man came face-to-face with 1,000-pound bull that was just standing in his driveway. he found that animal saturday evening. when police arrived, they saw the bull and a calf in the nearby wood

lexington died when his bike ended up under this big rig near the intersection of mass avenue and somerville yesterday morning. the the driver of the truck remained at the scene. no charges so far have been filed. >> brockton's mayor said no action will be taken against the dog that attacked four people recently. until a complete investigation is finished. leo is a white husky. it is believed to have attacked a number of people, including a man who told fox 25 that this all started yesterday morning, when he went outside to separate leo from his own he didn't want to show his face on camera. >> when i went next to him, and approached him, he, oh, man, latched on. >> police say leo attacked three other people, including a firefighter and animal control officer and a 75 year-old woman. brockton mayor bill carpenter released this statement to fox 25 this morning saying, no action will be taken with the dog that bit four people yesterday until after a thorough investigation is completed that will include a review of the dog's history and evacuation of >> 7 mbta workers are out of jail tonight af

it happened at the mass avenue and somerville avenue and the investigation left sporter square shut down for -- porter square shut down for most of the day. >> vanessa: two men accused of trying to rob and kill undercover officers in roslindale faced a judge. the manhunt for these men shut down a neighborhood yesterday and prosecutors say eric gonzalez and luis colon rob officers, who they had previously sold heroin to. yesterday's meetup was supposed to be a firearm exchange, but investigators say almost immediately, those two suspects pulled guns on the officers. several shots were fired, but no one was hurt. their bail was set today at half a million dollars each. >> incredible video of a police officer chasing a driver who simply won't stop. before it was over, the suspect's car was upside down. at some points during that chase, the driver was flying, country roads. >> vanessa: an alerts officer first noticed that car swerving. ted daniel is live in pelham with the dashcam video. it was quite a wild ride. >> the reporter: this was a crazy pursuit. it all started around 3:30 a.m. this

somerville at 68. tomorrow night into saturday morning when the temperatures will really plummet. upper 20s to lower 30s expected just to the west of boston. the freeze watch is in this area and extends to the southshore. the farther south you have not a frost or freezing, you won't this time either. so you're not in the watch these are the areas tomorrow night. not tonight, not tomorrow morning. this is saturday morning, essentially between 3:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. likely to be freezing temperatures out there. still this weekend a great look at the foliage. up north is where the perfect conditions are. but is certainly out on route 2, you'll find some great color. the freezing temperatures won't matter. the leaves are already dying. it's not going to rush any further. i told you the north is the place to go. a couple of pictures for instance up toward waterville valley. >> southern all weekend long. look at sunday, a couple of clouds start to filter in. we're getting up to 66 degrees. by kick-off at 1:00, i'm expecting full sunshine and 61. perfect weather for football. >> north c

the somerville democrat is our [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ed: good morning. i'm ed harding along with newscenter 5's political reporter janet wu. our october countdown tonight at 9:00 p.m. the second presidential debate. and there are now 37 days until election day. our guest this morning, congressman mike capuano of the seventh district. the congressman does not have a challenger this november so he will go back to work. today is sunday, you have brady at 1:00 4:30, and the presidential debate at 9:00. in the mike capuano world, rank them, 1, 2, 3? mike: you have to go with the sox because it is a playoffs. i expect them to win, but if they lose one more, they can still get into the playoffs. janet: are you telling us that the politics may be more important tomorrow depending on what happens tomorrow night. i'm on the way to help out a potential colleague in new hampshire so i will be listening to some of it on the radio. janet: let's start with presidential politics. the debate is ton

all lanes open 93 southbound and in the process of opening from somerville down towards that deck. we have one incident downtown. it's over at the ted williams tunnel. overnight closure here. full westbound. everybody being diverted by the sumner tunnel. erika: following breaking news overnight out of boston that's going to impact your commute. police asking you to avoid charlestown after a water main break. here you see it on washington street and rutherford avenue. there's a detour on the outbound side as the cleanup continues. boston police say the water has been shut off. no word on a cause. our sera congi is at the scene. 5:00. randy: police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who seriously injured a man in wareham. and doug meehan is at the scene. what do we know right now? doug: good morning, randy. police are interviewing witnesses who saw this crash. they're trying to get a better idea of the car that they're looking for. this crash happened right here. a 46-year-old man was hit while in the road. that car then to the victim was crossing the street or if he was walking

local doctor. 60-year-old bernard labins died when his bike ended up underneath this big rig in somerville. his wife told that her husband was a doctor and did not have more information about the crash. the driver of the big rig remained at the keen and no charges have been filed. cyclist s in this area say the intersection is i would like to swap out the bike lanes with the parked cars. a lot of cities have done that. >> reporter: between 2005 and 2014, 141 bicycle crashes at that intersection. 95 of those cyclists were hurt. none were killed. the second deadly bicycle crash in cambridge. in june 27-year-old amanda phillips was killed in inman square. the driver of a parked car truck. before the tragedies cambridge had three deadly bicycle crashes. >>> it is now 4:05. brockton mayor is calling for a dog -- this dog right here -- put down. the dog bit four people. three of them had to go to the hospital. jason law says the mayor says enough is enough. >> reporter: ma man's lower arm is bandaged up as he separated identified as leo. >> i went there and approached him he kind of latched on.

you jumped to 68 in somerville. 69 in watertown. when you go south and rest -- west, 78 providence. 76 in plymouth. the warm air is moving northward, but we will lose the opportunity for sunshine in about an hour. the temperature will jump up this evening, anen it will be a very summerlike night. what boston didn't get today -- tonight, we will get tomorrow. we will talk about the changes. j.c.: thanks. commitment three weeks to 2016, election day and donald trump is still stirring up doubts about integrity at the polls. and his claims have president obama fired up. our maria stephanos is here with the president's criticism of the gop candidate. maria? reporter: president obama was in donald trump over his talk of what he's going to call a rigged election. president obama: whenever things are going badly for you lose, you start blaming somebody else. then you don't have what it takes to be in this job. i would advise mr. trump to stop whining and try to make his case to the voters. reporter: the president went on to say that trump's

. >>> police are looking for a home in somerville to be structurally safe after a car crashed into a garage. the car took out the garage door. we will get you more details about the crash and the victim's condition. >>> three people were hurt when a picture fell from a ceiling at a bertucci's restaurant. the big decoration was so heavy will stay close until the building inspector will give the all clear. we are working to give the conditions of the victims. the battle to take back a key city in i frizz iraq is in its third day and both sides are expecting a blood bath. look at this video during the first day of battle. we highlighted a moving object an isis suicide car that rams into an iraqi tank and explodes in this is a tactic iraqi government forces were expecting. u.s. officials did confirm some u.s. troop cases may be near the front line. the islamic state has occupied mosul for two years. northeast florida was one of the hardest-hit area. city leaders in st. augustine are calling on president obama for federal help. yesterday florida's governor joined the charge. >> those that

this morning's fatality happened at mass and somerville avenues the second time this week a cyclist and a truck have collided. cambridge police spent much of the day re-constructing the accident. kathleen o'brien also saw today's deadly crash. she came tonight to talk about solutions. maria: commitment 2016, donald trump is back in new hampshire tomorrow. he'll take part in a town-hall style meeting in sandown.. some calling it a "dry-run" ahead of his town hall debate with hillary clinton. in nevada today, trump applauding the debate performance of his running mate. maria: speaking tonight in questions about controversial comments made by trump. >> they are indefensible, so when your own running mate won't defend the top of the ticket, think think that tells you everything you need to know. maria: clinton speaking tonight at a fundraiser. she had no campaign stops today and doesn't have any scheduled tomorrow. the serious health scare for our own bob halloran. the team that saved his the team that saved his life and the sign of trouble sending him back to the or. jackie: how the holida

. >> i'm frank somerville. the pictures tell the story and it is a remarkable one. the story of a disaster averted. >> everyone made it out all right. we hit the water pretty hard. kudos to the pilot. he did hell of a job. >> crazy. looked like a movie. looked like a movie. it was incredible. >> reporter: that real-life story of survival masterfully recreateed with two of the biggest names in hollywood running the show. >> you're played by tom hanks in the movie. doesn't get much better than that. >> the whole team is a dream team. i have to tell you that giving someone else the rights to tell your life large on the big screen is a huge leap of faith. >> need a count, passengers and crew. >> how accurate was the movie? >> did they get it right? >> they did and in important ways. i was amazed how hard they worked to get even the small details right, especially about the flying part. >> sully, don't worry. you did a great thing. it will be remembered for a very long time. >> funny thing is, delivered a million passengers over 40 years in the air, and at the end i'll b

the fourth annual sean collier memorial fundraiser begins today at lyndell's bakery in somerville. they will have half moons with his badge number. $1 for every half moon sold between today and sunday will be donated to a scholarship fund in collier's name. antoinette: commitment 2016. today is an all-out push in the battleground states. republican donald trump and mike pence hitting north carolina democrats hillary clinton, tim kaine, and some other big-name supporters will campaign in florida, pennsylvania, and ohio. and more signs of the tension in this race. a light-hearted fundraiser featuring both of the candidates gets a little ugly. >> hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the watergate commission. how corrupt do you have to be to kick off the watergate commission? antoinette: you heard it there. donald trump getting boos at the annual al smith dinner in new york. hillary clinton jabbed him a few times saying he'd rate the attractiveness of the statue of liberty. but most of her jokes were a little lighter. >> i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. and

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> hello i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie haener. we're going to begin with hurricane matthew. the state of florida avoided a direct hit today, but the storm surge caused flooding especially here in daytona beach. matthew brushed along the coast of florida, but never turned inland. still four deaths in florida are blamed on the hurricane. tens of thousands are without power. >>> in haiti the scope of the devastation from the storm is just coming in to focus. the death toll has reached a staggering 842 people. many of the victims were killed by flying debris as winds of 145 miles an hour just tore through the area on tuesday. tens of thousands of people are now in shelters. >>> we have team coverage tonight. our chief meteorologist bill martin will show us where the storm is turning right now. first joel waldman is getting pounded by rain. joel? >> reporter: frank and heather good evening to you. just as we come on live the lights behind us are flickering. across the savannah river there is an island over there. we can hear like the a

northwest of boston through somerville, arlington, lexington, waltham, the yellow and orange showing up where some of the heaviest rain is falling right now. to the northshore through lynn and marblehead seeing some rain. lynnfield has a heavy downpour coming through. these are lighter but showers showing up on the north now from haverhill eventual dracut and ipswich and boxford that's interchange near andover. so there is some heavy rain out there. it's spotty but it's there. to our west heavier rain. even thunderstorms, severe weather lang this front. it's all pushing more north than east. it's going to be held up because we have a stream of moisture come from the south and a little bit of low pressure or storminess on it that's going to produce some more heavy rain tomorrow and hold up that front. so by the morning much of what you're seeing out there right now will push by to the north. there will still be drizzle or in behind the front producing showers tonight. there's the rainshower activity that could be around at anytime. you remember how that is in the summer when you get a

. >>> crews are making shthur home in somerville is structurally sound after a car crashed into the garage. you can see the car be took out garage door. we're told one person was removed from the car. their condition is unclear tonight. >> dozens of new programs designed to better treat and fight cancer. the white house says that's the direct result of the this year. vice president joe biden is heading up the effort to find a cancer cure. today he announced some of the early results. government agencies like the pentagon are getting involved and the staff there are using the military's vast database of tissue and blood samples to try and find better ways to detect cancer early. >> it's the luck of the draw. if you get a cancer we know how to treat or with one we don't, that's what we have to change. >> private companies are signing on to the moon shot uber and lyft are offering free rides to patients for clinical trials. >>> what a day of warmth. 75? to 80? fooling a little more summery around here. indian summer-type weather event john going. now we did have rain coming through that's now

. >> reporter: it happened at the intersection of massachusetts and somerville avenues around 8:30 this morning. >> it was roped off as if it was on a cop show. it was like -- it was eerie in that all traffic was stopped. >> reporter: the driver out of connecticut stayed on scene. >> i saw the orange say proven -- i saw the orange aprons and i knew something had happ upset they want change. -- fox 25 told the crash history for the intersection. between 2005 and 2014, there were 141 bicycle crashes with 95 injuries. there were no fatals. >> it's just too many. it's just too many. i'm frustrated. it's frustrating. folks in cambridge are sending prayers to the family. a man who was just riding his bike. >> man, i am sorry. i am sorry. i think somebody failed you. >> reporter: again within the last hour we've just learned bernard laven from lexington a 60-year-old was killed right here on his bike. tonight it's still unclear who s question also tell you that no charges have been filed. we are still trying to get more information about bernard as soon as we learn that we of course will let y

reporting in somerville, ted daniel, fox25 news. >> julie: what would a debate be without twitter. reaction pouring in about the debate on the social media site from local politicians. senator elizabeth warren said hillary clinton proved she has brains, guts, thick skin, steady hands and most of all basic deason knee. former sox pitcher a trump supporter who plans to run for warren's senate seat said, wow, spent 90 minutes and lied for 5400 consecutive. wallace was outstanding. showcasing chris wallace who anchor and moderated the debate. >> scott brown said, wow, congrats donald trump. big win. he spoke plainly to regular have folks. she strugth. let the game seth moulton what a contrast, a an optimistic plan for our future versus a cynical diatribe. and experts weighed in giving their take on roumd three. boston university and political historian and author tom wayland gives us a take on who won and the biggest mistake of the night. >>> now 4:0. a bullet hit a teenager in chelsea. this morning police are looking fox25's jim morelli first spoke to the victim's brother who said the

clinton somerville reports. syria's war long ago slipped out of the hands of syrians. rescuepo, it means this, workers rushing to a hospital bombed by the regime. the first victim -- he's dead, they say, and move on. searching from wall, they help an injured medic. despite talks to halt the killing, russia and the regime are bombing civilians into submission, says the united states, and now the trust must and. witherybody's patience russia has run out. they spent a great deal of credibility in making a series of commitments without any clear indication they were committed to following them. they were reduced to either acting unilaterally or supporting the iranians in dropping bunker busting bombs on civilian hospitals in aleppo. it is outrageous. the hope had been to restore a short-lived cease-fire from last month. that died in the burnout remains of a u.n. a convoy, bombed, says the united states, by russia and the regime. a war crime, says the united nations, which russia says it did not carry out. but the human cherry and deal, while humanitarian -- humanitarian de

the latest firing after employees at the engineering terminal in somerville is accused of using id badges to clock them into work either at home or time off. the commuter services. the largest contractor have no idea how long the fraud is going on or how much it has cost taxpayers. >>> 4:35. the man accused of posing as an uber driver and sexually assaulting a umass student is back in jail. he was home last night. he was accused of sexually assaulting a umass student after offering her a free uber ride to an apartment complex. he removed his gps bracelet and left his house and will face a judge this morning. >>> a man facing time in minnesota for sexually abusing boys is facing charges in massachusetts. matthew feeney pled not guilty in court yesterday. the former casting agent is accused of assaulting his 14-year-old relative in norton prison in minnesota so he can continue a program for sexual offender inspection trial is set for december. >>> this morning, an investigation is under way into an officer-involved shooting in lynn. a man is dead accused of becoming violent when showed up t

i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. -- and i'm heather holmes. that three-alarm fire broke out this afternoon at the first congregational church. on channing way at xena street. ktvu's debora villalon is live there now. firefighters plan to be on that scene all night. >> reporter: all-night monitoring for hotspots and the possibility that parts of this damaged church could collapse. streets are still closed and the fences are up but the good news, the church sanctuary was saved. >> definitely better than what i was imagining. >> reporter: staff of first- come regional church got the first look inside the sanctuary. a mess of falling plaster, some electrical and water damage but firefighters covered the piano and or convince. -- and organs. with fire raging crews ran hose through the ceiling to block the blaze. before it could crease into the heart of the church. >> the firefighters did an excellent job. so grateful for their speedy action in containing the fire. so the damage is not worse than it had to be. >> reporter: the fire looked as if it m

. >> i'm frank somerville. tonight clinton's democratic supporters are questioning the fbi's timing while trump republican backers are wondering if it could tilt the election their way. jana katsuyama is here now with what the fbi director james comey said and also what he didn't say. >> reporter: let's start with the facts. he learned of the e-mails yesterday. the new e-mails came from an unrelated case. they don't know if they are significant or contain classified information. fbi director james comey put the investigation into the investigation back into the pot light friday. they said that in connection with an unrelated case, the fbi has learned of the existence of e-mails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. the e-mails came to light after sexual text messaging from anthony wiener the estrange husband of clinton's top aide. trump jumped on the issue speaking in new hampshire, maine, and iowa. >> the fbi would have never reopened this case at this time unless they were a most egregious crimina