on the pike, really not seeing any major issues all the way back the framingham. 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. just 12 minutes, though, into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 18 minutes. the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> kris: crowd chaos at a

in it he claims corruption and retaliation. >> reporter: more trouble for the framingham police department and it comes in the form of a new federal lawsuit filed by narcotics detective matthew gutwell. a 12-year vet the 25-page complaint obtained exclusively by fox 25 investigates named the town and police chief ken fergeson. seth robbins is gutwell's attorney. >> what he viewed as corrupt conduct he said something, and now he's paying the price. this complaint was filed in federal court to seek justice and nothing more. >> reporter: gutwell claims he first became a target when he accused a fellow devin of making false statements on the stand worse when he took a number of other blistering accusations to the fbi. accord to the federal lawsuit, gutwell told federal agents that his fellow officers let confidential informants by drugs for their own use after making undercover buys, took momentos from crime scenes, which they hung in their offices as decorations, and he claimed multiple sergeants were double dipping, especially banking regular duty pay while working a detail at th gutwell's a

newscenter 5's julie loncich is live at the framingham police department with exactly what happened. julie? reporter: j.c., this busy section of route 9 was shutdown for ur as police began the investigation, they are telling me, at this point, it does not appear the victim was in a crosswalk here. police say the 50-year-old woman had just left the walgreens when she attempted to cross busy route 9 in framingham just before 6 o'clock. police say she, the framingham this honda accord. >> first thing i noticed was them pulling a stretcher out and we were trying to figure out what was going on, and then i realized there was a person on the ground. >> the victim was conscious, but rushed to umass memorial where doctors determined she sustained a skull fracture. police say her injuries do not appear to be life threatening. residents in a nearby apartment building say pedestrians frequently attempt to beat the traffic. >> a lot of people do cross over when it's red, a lot it's >> right now, several families are burned out of their homes after a fire tore through the first floor of a large ap

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newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live along the pike in framingham, with some tough stories from drivers tonight. jorge: in the boston area the tuesday before thinks giving is the new roads were jammed in wednesday. every direction. and if you could not make the get away today expect more by the time drivers pulled over at the framingham service area, off the pike, they were already fried. according to aaa, this thanksgiving will see the highest number of travelers since most of those hitting the 2007, road. >> very packed everywhere. jorge jena rascoe on her way to : connecticut, one cool customer. it is better. jorge: you went shopping to beat the traffic. >> a typical american. jorge: despite the tuesday rush don't expect a cake walk if you are traveling wednesday. >> best bet he verily before the morning rush and no later than 1 p.m. the worst time to hit the road. >> three it or four or five it will kin die out around 530 or 6 p.m. jorge one huge hassle nobody : complaining. >> i am excited to spend the night with my family and eat some good food. >> be patient. the turkey is coming

there are significant delays on the framingham-worcester commuter line. maria: four crimes in less than two weeks. all of them bank robberies and the fbi thinks this man was behind them all. but as jorge quiroga tells us really caught the eye of investigators. reporter: it's not unusual for the fbi to give suspects a nickname. he cut this guy misspells the word robbery may have dubbed him the spelling bee bandit. seen here in security photos usually wearing a patriots hat. the same man is believed heists the latest on sunday november 13 at a td bank in peabody the fbi suspects the man is also responsible for 3 similar robberies since halloween : in arlington, reading and burlington. the suspect using the same routine, each time, putting on sunglasses after entering the bank, he then writes the word 'robbery' on a withdrawal slip, misspelling the word by using only one b. the fbi fears, the suspect has been getting more and more aggrve >> the tone of his voice is more aggressive. it is resulting in a greater loss. reporter: nothing funny about this misspell

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no issues on the pike bam the framingham this morning. route 2 and 3 wide open. 93 fine back to 495. you're in good shape heading into boston on route 1. take a look at those drive times northbound on the expressway, 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 11 minutes this morning. the "t" and commuter rail starting the morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: we're following breaking news now. two u.s. service members have been killed in battle in afghanistan. nato says they died while fighting the taliban. their names have not been released yet. two other service members were injured in the battle. >>> right now police are investigating after a woman was hit by a car in dorchester. investigators say a woman was hit while she was crossing gallivan boulevard last night. right now the victim is in critical condition. officers say the driver stayed on the scene. >> christa: police in derry, new hampshire, are trying to figure out the person behind some hateful messages. family says that some

: more trouble for the framingham police department and it comes in the form of a federal lawsuit, filed by narcotics detective, a 12 year veteran. the 25-page complaint obtained exclusively by fox 25 investigates names the town and police chief, ken ferguson. seth robins is gutwell's attorney. >> what you view as corrupt conduct, he said something, and this complaint was filed in federal court to seek justice and nothing more. >> the reporter: gutwell claims he first became a target when he accused a fellow detective of making false statements on the stand under oath. and he says, his status only got worse with he took a number of other blistering accusations to the f.b.i. according to the federal lawsuit, gutwell told federal agents that his fellow officers let confidential informants buy drugs for their own use after making undercover momentos from crime scenes, which they hung in their offices as decorations and he claimed, multiple sergeants were double dipping. essentially, banking regular duty fay, while working a detail at the same time. gutwell's attorney calls him a whistleblow

much all the way back the framingham. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 20, 25 minutes rate to boston northbound on the expressway. just 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. and then 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, also just 12 minutes this morning. the "t" and commuter rail both running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: right now we're tracking two big breaking news stories for you this morning. first a plane in columbia going down with a brazilian soccer team on board. just five people managing to survive that crash. n redort town engulfed by flame, wildfires creeping in and trapping residents in a very dangerous situation there. 7'sology oliverio is following both of these stories and joins us with all the details. >> nicole:>> nicole: a scary sce unfolding in gatlinburg. flames tearing through that tourist town known for skiing. right now officials say at least 30 buildings have caught fire, including a popular hotel. the dangerous scene unfolding par

her body was found at the entrance of the rita hall apar fox25 investigates an exclusive. a framingham police detective claims he became the target of the town and his own department when he went to the fbi to report cases of corruption involving fellow cops. ted daniel poured through the lawsuit that hit the department hard. >> reporter: more trouble for the framingham police department and comes in the form of a new federal lawsuit filed by narcotics detective matthew gotwell, a 12-year complaint by fox25 investigates names the town and police chief ken ferguson. seth robbins is gutwell's attorney. >> as corrupt conduct, he said something, and now he is paying the price. this complaint was filed in federal court to seek justice and nothing more. >> reporter: gilwell claims he first became a target after he accused a fellow detective of making false statements on the stand under oath and his status another blistering accusations to the fbi. according to the federal lawsuit, gutwell told federal agents that his fellow officers let confidential informants buy drugs for their own use and

pike, you're in pretty good shape back the framingham. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 20, 25 minutes on the expressway braintree to boston. just 12 minutes enter town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 28 to the zakim bridge. just 12 minutes. the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> kris: this morning we're excited to introduce you to two young brothers from milton. they're taking it upon thlv wonderful, helping people in one of the poorest countries in the world. >> the sixth and eighth graders are not discouraged when faced with near impossible tasks. christa delcamp has this morning's class act. >> christa: if ever two young men embodied the spirit of particular who have done so much to help people less fortunate. what better endeavor is there than that? malik and makai. i'd like to present you with these. [applause] malik and makai are two middle schoolers at delphi academy in milton. both were born here in the states and their parents immigrated from h

the pike problem-free all the way out to framingham this morning. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. braintree to boston northbound there, just ten minutes. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 11 minutes this morning. >> christa: we're tracking breaking news for you this morning. norton police involved in a stand whereof with an armed man who they say shot at officers while barricaded inside a home. one of those bullets striking a police vehicle. this all began around 9:30 at john scott boulevard in norton. about three hours later, the standoff ended peacefully with the suspect eventually surrendering to police. on this friday morning, a check of the day east other top stories. police say a teen tried to kidnap a girl. officers say 18-year-old john allen attacked a 14-year-old as she walked to her bus stop last week. according to police, he grabbed her by the neck and threw her to the ground, but a witness managed to intervene and the girl is now recovering. an

emily: we are inside the toys 'r' us in framingham this morning. that store has been open since 12:30 for those black friday shoppers. we'll see if the early hours were worth it for the customers there. randy: a woman's got her cart full already. cindy says there might be slick visibility not an issue around the boston area, but as you get into the interior, notice it's running near just over a mile in a few spots, and we also have some patches of mist and drizzle. steadier showers right now up toward the new hampshire sea coast. as you get into northern worcester county around the worcester area, especially some of the higher elevations, it's fairly close to the freezing mark, so there might be just a few slippery spots. boston 40 degrees, running in the mid 40's if you're heading out on the capehi rain around haverhill. this extends toward portsmouth and new hampshire, sitting along the coastline. otherwise, a lot of clouds and an onshore wind today, and shows going to keep us locked in with the cloud cover. so through sunrise, temperatures holdin

.: look at this nice moment at the framingham police department today. officers presented with a heart-felt thank you note from little b wost s ecial teddy bear. the officers put up fliers all over town, but when they could not find the missing bear, they got the little guy a new one. looks like they have a fanor campaign to encourage generosity. the effect it can have on your heal. j.c.: a throwom a car ben:e r good, with an extra fos on holiday giving today. j.: today is giving tuesday, ter black friday and cyber monday is s unofficial day to give back. lots of nonprofits send out special emails encouraging you to give today. and researchers say givingas be found to help lower blood pressure and stress and increase self-esteem. today to honor gold star family's. the train was decorated with photos,sages, and personalized ornaments recognizing massachusetts servicmembers who have given their lives for our country. the tree will beyond display through thi -- be on displa now there isain. e roadways are wet and we will do it again tomorrow. the rain is a l

. >> this morning maura healy is investigating the framingham police department after learning officers hid a key to the evidence room just outside of ferguson e-mailed us and said he notified the middle direction dorn's office about the discovery. chief ferguson claims only two evidence officers, the only people authorized to access the room, knew about the key's location. chief sergson said in a statement the key was likely hidden as a backup and for convenience. the statement ads disciplinary action will be imposed with respect to anyone who did not exercise due diligence in maintaining the security and integrity of the evidence room and he also said new year ago. the evidence room was previously audited after an issue was reported. >> the demolition of the old highland avenue bridge, needham, is moving along without issue this weekend. this morning, a span going over 128 north has been removed and overnight crews began taking down the part going over 128 south. right now, as we speak, the southbound lanes are closed and a detour is in place while the demolition happens. that work is

most of the way into the framingham stretch, we have big delays. all the way out through 290. that is close to an hour and 40 minutes and then some. up to the north, delays up to a crash being cleared, southbound heavy. route three just pickedp 93 slowdowns out of the city. 128 southbound is a slow go. takes a close to an hour. ed: breaking news, a prominent local attorney who has faced sexual assault accusations in the past arrested again newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live outside boston municipal court, where gary zerola was charged today. notorious attorney -- gary zerola beat rape charges before and he's facing 2 more counts of rape. he showed up to court today to check to see if there were warrants against him and turn himself in joined by an attorney. he was dubbed a playboy attorney. he has a series of rape and assault charges against him spanning nearly a decade. zerola now faces new rape charges from an incident november 10. the victim went to boston police two days later. this time prosecutors say they have a very strong case against him. reporter: he is nothing

the pike looking good all the way back the framingham. route 2 and 3 problem-free. and 93 fine all the way back to 495 heading into boston on route 1, you're in good shape this morning. let's take a look at those drive times if you're heading out the door. ten minutes braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, 12 minutes into town on the pike 93 southbound 128 to the zakim bridge, 11 minutes. both the "t" and commuter rail starting the morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: right to breaking news on this friday. protests in the streets of portland, oregon, turning violent. thousands took to the streets for a second night rallying against president-elect donald trump. so people arm themselves with rocks, they shatter windows and also set fires. >> sarah: and portland is just one of the cities seeing protests and demonstrations here. 7's kris anderson has breaking details. >> kris: good morning. you can seehe what began as protesting quickly turned into riots on the streets of portland, oregon. police say as many as 4,000 rioters took to the streets

the victim's name is being withheld. in framingham, julie loncich, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: an investigation underway after a rock outside a school in harvard, massachusetts, has been vandalized. that rock at the broomfield school was covered with swastikas as well as racist, sexist and homophobic slurs. it was discovered yesterday morning. according to the "lowell sun," one of the swastikas is covering the star of david. a report was filed with police, d they plan to take action, intensifying efforts to include tolerance in the school's curriculum. doug: st. anthony's shrine is asking for the public's help to catch a vandalism suspect. the shrine says this is that suspect. it's believed he vandalized the first floor and stole sound equipment and keys. a kiosk ripped off the wall. the crime happening early yesterday morning between 4:00 and 6:00. anybody with information is being asked to contact boston caught on camera. this morning, police in newton have charged this man they say robbed a gas station last week. 33-year-old matthew skinner from newton walked into

the pike fine all the way back the framingham, and route 2 and 3 problem-free. the "t" and schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: okay, danielle. thank you so much. we'll return now to our election coverage. we're reporting live here from new york city in midtown manhattan. of course, the big headline is that donald j. trump, now the president-elect of the united states. but we have heard from his campaign or at least from 7's dan hausle covering that campaign. we have not as yet heard from so we're going to go to 7's byron barnett who has been watching that, and he joins us from outside the javits center where they were hoping for a big victory party. it wasn't to be, byron. >> byron: no, it was not. when the vote counting began, the hillary clinton campaign was confident of a victory, but it didn't take long for that confidence to turn into despair and disbelief. >> disappointment. anger. sadness. >> byron: stunned hillary clinton supporters on a night they were hoping for a victory. >> as you can see, i brought a five and seven-year-old with me tonight. i th

. >>> the framingham police general's office of keeping a tee to the evidence room hidden by the door. we told but this over the weekend. the chief e-mailed fox25 saying he notified the middlesex district attorney's office about the key. only two officers authorized to access the room new the key's location. the key was likely hidden as a backup for convenience. the statement goes continue to say collective and disciplinary action was imposed with respect to anyone who did not exercise du integrity of the department's evidence room. chief ferguson said new security measures were added more than year ago. it was previously audited after a report. >>> the fda better reports of deaths and injuries linked to medical devices, implants, stents and ekgs. three hospitals in the area were cited when it came to incidents regarding those devices. one of the hospitals mass a device may have contributed to a patient's death. >> the vast majority of medical devices we use are safe and effective. but when there are problems with medical devices, the results can be tragic. >> daniel: a spokesman from

as well as the framingham stretch. we are dealing with some delays. that's going to take you 47 minutes. ed: a former suffolk county prosecutor turned defense attorney, once named one of people magazine's most eligible bachelors, has been charged with two counts of rape. reporter: gary zerola beat rape allegations 3 times before. this time prosecutors think they have a very strong case against him. gary zerola walked into boston municipal court on his own after hearing he was being investigated by police for rape. the prominent and notorious attorney, let his lawyer do the talking. mr zerola knows these allegations. zerola was once a people magazine most eligible bachelor. he beat 3 prior rape allegations 2 in boston 1 in florida. the new rape allegations happened november 10 in boston's beacon hill. the young victim reported it to but his attorney says he has witnesses that will clear him again. >> it is patently false. there is not going to be physical evidence. the encounter occurred within feet of her friend sleeping on the same couch. reporter: h

. >> probation and fines for the framingham pharmacy involved in a deadly tainted steroid outbreak. the couple pleaded guilty to illegally hiding bank account withdrawals. they were sentenced to three years probation and about $60,000 in fines. carla was majority owner of the new england compounding center blamed for dozens of deaths linked to contaminated steroids. >> new fallout at this farm after hundreds of animals were removed from unsafe conditions. th ordered to stop housing animals he owns and remove them from the property. however, the order does not extend to animals the farm operator does not own. the town and legal experts are still reviewing the order ahead of a december 7 hearing. >> the celtics on a losing streak, giving up their third game in a row now. washington's auto porter jr. had a career night. he scored 23 points in the first the first. they lose 118-93. the cubs world series win was a victory for fans. now two cake artists are turning the success into a sugary high. 45 pounds of sugar, 25 pounds of chocolate, and 10 pounds of rice krispies. sounds amazing. ne

on the pike, stop and go from framingham into boston. also still watching this crash on 128 northbound at great plain avenue. route 2 and 3 slow and go traffic, 93 stop and go all the way back to 495. and you're stop and go heading into town on route 1. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 26 minutes on the 14 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 25 minutes this morning. the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. >> sarah: breaking news in randolph. a serious crash on i-93 leaves a driver trapped in the wreckage. >> christa: good samaritans stopped on this highway trying to help the driver after the car you see there landed upside down. it was on a guardrail. let's go toen 7'sology oliverio. she has more. >> nicole: christa, a wild sight. that driver out of the car. if i step out of the way, this traffic, that's regular rush hour, nothing to do with that accident. but this all happened just after 3:00 a.m. right on 93 south between exits five and six

the rays. in framingham. alex joins us with an interview you will see just on one station. >> that woman was crossing here in framingham, the driver tells just one station that woman appears to just have this walgreen's. behind the wheel of this car, charles joyce. he said he didn't see the woman walking across the street carrying bags from the nearby walgreen's. >> all of a sudden, i had somebody on the tpropbtd/ of my car right on the front of it. that's the first i knew of the accident. >>>reporter: the woman, who was not in a cross walk was thrown about 15 feet. joyce stopped and feared the worst. >> i stopped and all of the police and everybody came. i was quite relieved when i saw she was moving because i thought i had killed her. i her. >> the woman, rushed to u mass wooster with serious injuries. those that work in the area say it's the second crash this year near the intersection of prospect street. >> i don't know what makes this one any more dangerous than the rest. >>>reporter: the woman in the la

. >>> state attorney general laura healy is investigating the framingham police department after learning officers there hid a key to the evidence room just outside of that room. birm hmm police chief ken ferguson e-mailing fox 25 and said he's notified the plox district attorney's office about the -- notified key. chief ferguson said in his statement the key was likely hidden as a backup and for convenience. the statement goes on to say corrective and disciplinary action will be imposed with respect to anyone who did not exercise due diligence in maintaining the security and inteth of the department's evidence room. the chief also saying new security measures were added more than a year ago. the town's evidence room was previously audited after an issue was reported. to slow down. the new city wide speed limit takes effect. it is 25 miles per hour unless otherwise noted. it changes part of the municipal modernization act to lower its speed limit. somerville's mayor says slowing down saves lives and prevents serious injuries. >>> demolition of toll plazas on the mass pike ahead of schedul

and the pike wide open all the way back the framingham this morning. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 25 minutes rate to boston northbound on the expressway. just 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, also just 12 minutes so far this morning. the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> kris: breaking news this tragic school bus crash that killed at least five children in tennessee. the driver of that bus has now been arrested. the 24-year-old facing vehicular homicide charges. >> christa: investigators believe speed was a factor in this crash involving these elementary school students. let's go to 7's jennifer eagan. >> jennifer: christa, a team from the nets n.t.s.b. is heading to the scene. the bus driver is facing several charges, including five counts of vehicular homicide. as families in chattanooga mourn, this scene is etched into their minds, a mangled school bus on its side wrapped around a tree. the emergency call went out at abou

maria: it's probation and fines for the couple connected to the framingham pharmacy involved in a deadly, tainted steroid outbreak. douglas and carla conigliaro pleaded guilty to illegally hiding bank account withdrawals of over $100,000. together, they were sentenced to three years probation and about $60,000 in fines. carla conigliaro was majority owner of the new england compounding center, which investigators say killed 76 people and sickened almost 800 others with contaminated steroids. >> new advice tonight for people who take vitamin d supplements. the miss teaks many doctors are making. starting to chill down. the roller coaster temperature ride. >> home run. how a local college teen made this little play year dream come ru. ed: and this is what the streets look like tonight. the streets of many cities in the united states. a display of division amid a plea of unity. antitrust protest nationwide. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office ut how american express car

ed a nice moment at the : framingham police department today. ofcersresented with a heartfelt thank you note from a little boy who lost his special teddy bear. the officers put up flie all over town, but when they uldn't find theissing bear, they got the little guy a new one. looks like they have a fan for life. good ending. new one. mike: great game in philadelphia. this thing went to overtime and [ roars ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, demand, here is mike lynch with sportscenter 5. powered by accent he. -- xfinity. mike: you pump 47 shots on a net, you should win a hockey game. that matters. bruins went to ot and a nine round shootout before losing to the flyers in philly, 3-2 the and peering that defic in half. less than a minute and a half later, tying the matchup at two apiece. that is the way it stayed. mrs. more exciting than a shoot we go to the shootout. top of the ninth round. phly gets one off the glove. >> and the flyers win. mike: bruins went to ot and a nine round s

the pike from framingham into boston, no major issues. take a look at those drive times out the door. 15 minutes northbound on the expressway. 17 minutes on the pike from 128. just 12 minutes on 93 southbound. 128 to the zakim bridge. the "t" running on schedule. the commuter rail, we have delays on the pitch line. >> kris: violent collision between a commuter rail train and a car. look at this video. it tore that car in half. >> christa: surveillance video showing the moment of impact as well as the moment that people in the car run from the scene. police are searching for those two people vehicle may have been trying the beat the train across the tracks. 7's victoria warren live in revere with more on what happened here. vicki? >> victoria: they just don't know this morning. they know that the gates were down, indicating that the train was coming. the car you can see in the video we're about the show you goes around the gates. that's when the train and car collide. those two people who were in the car, nobody knows where they are a car l

. >> we are inside the toys 'r' us in framingham. that store has been opened since 12:30 for black friday shoppers. we'll see if the hours were worth it for those customers ahead. >> that's a lot. >> i know. >> cindy says there might be slick spots out there this morning, so be careful, right? watching steadier rain, as well, up on the north shore, you can see it is stretched from lynn over to gloucester up to manchester, so this is our steadiest area of rain, but outside of that, a couple of patches of mist and drizzle, and the temperatures outside of 495 are colder, so there could be one or two slippery spots. it's 36 degrees in worcester, but in jaffrey it's 34, 36 in lawrence, as well, and you get into boston, 40 degrees, and we have got mid and also some fog, so not the nicest morning out there, and it's going to be a damp day, so have an umbrella with you, if you are heading out here on this black friday, still some showers about drizzle around at noontime, but notice the temperatures coming up. mid to upper 40s, could make a ru

mostly green all the way back the framingham. no issues heading into town or out of town on the pike this morning, at least in issues yet. north of town we're watching a crash. this is bringa route 3 southbound at 129. that's causing some delays. 93 southbound, a little slow and go. no major issues yet this morning. route 1 looking good. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, that drive 17 minutes. south of town, a little slow around the braintree split, and some slowing investigate traffic on route 24 back the brockton. head out the door. 15 minutes on the expressway braintree to boston. just 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. and 12 minutes on 93 southbound. 128 to the zakim bridge. the "t" running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: we're following breaking news out of middleton. crews on the scene of a house fire on forest street. you can see flames tearing through the home. there right now firefighters are still on the scene. we're told the floor inside collapsed and that crews are working to battle t

. >>> fox 25 has learned that the state attorney general is investigating the framingham's police department after learning officers hid a key to the evidence room outside of it. chef ferguson said he has notified the district attorney's office about the discovery. two officers had that evidence -- rather, the only two evidence officers, the only people authorized to access the room knew about the location of the key. the chef said the key was likely hidden as a backup or for a convenience. disciplinary action will be imposed to anyone who didn't maintain the integrity of the security room. and he said new security >>> so far, the demolition of the old highland avenue bridge in needham is moving along. as of today, the span over 128 north has been removed. tonight and tomorrow, crews will demolish the span going over 128 south. the closure of 128 will be in effect until tomorrow afternoon when crews expect to wrap up their work. detours are in place throughout they say hit an officer dragging him about 15 feet with his van. police say the man was hitting in a van and in the rite aid parking

the pike fine all the way back the framingham this morning. route 2 and 3, we're not seeing any issues. 93 still wild open, back to 495. heading into boston on route 1, drive times if you're getting readdy to head out the door. braintree to boston, northbound on the expressway, only ten mincing. the "t" and commuter rail starting the morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: we'll check out some breaking news here. the voters have spoke anyone several small new hampshire towns, polls opening at midnight in dixville notch, heart's location and millsfield. it looks like the results are now in. >> sarah: let's get more on where each candidate starts the day. here's nancy chen with breaking details. >> nancy: yes, indeed. first votes in the country have been cast. it appears donald trump has the early lead. dozens of people going to those polls in those small towns right at midnight. hillary clinton scoring victories in two of those towns, including dixville notch, but trump ultimately won the early voting. so take a look at the results f

the pike fine back the framingham. no major issues. route 2 and 3 looking pretty good. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning. so in delays there. then 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge bridge 20 minutes. if you're taking the commuter rail this morning, we are watching some delays on the newburyport-rockport line. back to you, guys. >> sarah:. >> kris: the powerful journey of the survivors of the boston marathon bombing on display. a special screening was held in boston of hbo's upcoming documentary about these attacks. >> christa: and the survivors are the focus of this film. this, very emotional movie. >> sarah: guys, before the documentary began, some survivors had a chance to discuss what it means to share their stories of recovery with the world. this isn't hollywood's version. this is real life. >> in this demeanorry, it's only a teeny tiny glitches glimpse io our lives. there have been some really tough day, some really good day, and those days are still going on. >> sarah: one of several boston marath

the pike pretty much wide open back to framingham. take a look at those drive times getting ready to head out the door. 12 minutes into town on the pike "from paris with love" 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 11 minutes this morning. are both running on schedule. >> christa: danielle, thank you. getz let a check of your top stories now. state police are looking for the driver who crashed an s.u.v. into a home in northborough. troopers were pursuing this s.u.v. that's when they decided to become off. the vehicle then crashed into the home and the two suspects inside ran away. no one inside the home was hurt luckily, but they'll have to be staying in a hotel for quite some time. also family and friends are demanding answers after a woman lowell over the weekend. police say that 44-year-old gloribel orengo was beaten to death in a parking lot during some kind of disagreement after she was told to leave the party saturday night. her family says her son witnessed the attack, as well. so far no arrests have been made. today feder

the pike wide open all the way back the framingham. so no issues on the pike yet. route 2 and 3 looking good as well this morning. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes braintree to boston. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 11 minutes this morning. the "t" and commuter rail starting your morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: all right, news now. four police officers rush toed o the hospital after being hit and dragged in dorchester. the officers were responding to a report of man with a gun outside of a bar. >> kris: now police are trying to track down the driver who left the scene after hitting those officers. 7's jennifer eagan is live at the scene with the very latest. jen? >> jennifer: kris, good morning. boston police tell us four officers were hospital hospitalized. they're all expected to be okay. two plainclothes officers came to stoughton street to check out a call, a report of man with a gun. police say the officers walked up to a car f

ken mcleod is live along the pike in framingham with the latest on the commute. ken? >> reporter: david, we drove out of at 2:30 this afternoon in the pre-thanksgiving rush hour that was already well underway. as you can see behind me, it's touch and go in framingham and it was up and down for most of the afternoon. as you mentioned earlier, david, plenty of folks are gassing up for what they expect to be a long, long haul. a sluggish snake of thanksgiving travelers. >> i thought i would just make it through. food is the only thing keeping me going. >> reporter: at logan airport, state troopers are trying to head off terminal gridlock. >> i'm trying to get out. >> it's crazy. it's out of control. >> reporter: inside, the holiday crowd ebbed and flowed after getting off to a rough start. the security lines this morning backed up past the ticket counter. >> i am here two hour flight departs. i'm feeling okay. we'll see when i get close are to the front. >> reporter: others say it's just part of the deal. >> no anxiety. we are like three hours early so no drama here. >>

the framingham on the pike stop and go into town as you can see there. and then stop and go traffic on route 2 and 3. let's look at drive times. if you get ready to head tout door. 26 minute on the expressway. 25 minutes into town on the pike from 128. half an hour on 93 southbound. 128 to zakim bridge. the t and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you guys. >>> let's get to breaking news now. 9:02 a women has life th getting hit by a vehicle in roxbury. this happened near rocksbury community college. this is a picture from the scene. boston police say the driver did remain at the scene. >> now video you will see on just one station. >> this is scene after an armed man stormed into a gas station before taking off. police have launched a manhunt trying to find that man. >> officers say that the weapon with the latest. jen, tell us more. >>> he pointed a gun right at the clerk behind the counter this morning. that robber is still out there. the clerk is hoping police find him. >> back from work aerlt after being ranked at gun point. it happened arou

just not by the people -- but >> here in framingham. they are spreading word of the tragedy. they are the largest portuguese speaking radio station outside of brazil with 350,000 listeners tuning in. >> brazil is one big team when it comes to soccer. we have the players and we have the cheerleaders, and you know, this moment we are all part of that team. >> in framingham, david robichaud, wbz news. >>> it has become a familiar cycle. president-elect donald trump sends out controversial tweets that seem to coincide with unflattering news stories about him. jon keller is with us tonight. some people think he's flying off the handle. and others see these as calculated maneuvers. >> i think the president-elect is crazy like a fox. sometimes it's knee jerk. but his expert manipulation of the media was a hallmark of his campaign. within hours of his loss to ted cruz in february, he tweeted cruz didn't win iowa, he stole it. that's why he got far more votes than anticipated. that baseless charge kept cruz on the defe local supporters as he cruised to victory in new hampshire. an act

the age of 90. antoinette: time right now is 6:06. on route 9 in framingham sending a woman to the hospital. julie loncich explains what happened. reporter: police say the 50-year-old woman had left the walgreens when she attempted to cross busy route 9 in framingham just before 6:00. police say the framingham woman had an armful of groceries when she was hit by this honda accord. >> first thing i noticed. we were trying to figure out what was going. then i realized there was a on reporter: the victim was conscious but rushed to u-mass memorial, where doctors determined she sustained a skull fracture. police say her injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. residents in a nearby apartment building say pedestrians frequently attempt to beat the traffic here. >> a lot of people do cross over when it's red, a lot. it's sad. it's sad to hear. it's very sad to hear. reporter: the driver remained on scene. he is cooperative. police are telling me at this point it does not appear he will withheld. in framingham, julie loncich, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: an investigation underway after a ro

the age of 90. antoinette: other stories, a serious crash in framingham sending a ped industrial -- pedestrian to the hospital. the eye's julie loncich has more on what happened. reporter: police say the 50-year-old woman had left the walgreens when she attempted to cross busyou just before 6:00. police say the framingham woman had an armful of groceries when she was hit by this honda accord. >> first thing i noticed. we were trying to figure out what was going. then i realized there was a person on the ground. reporter: the victim was conscious but rushed to u-mass memorial, where doctors determined she sustained a skull fractures. her injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. when it's red, a lot. it's sad. it's sad to hear. reporter: the driver remained on scene. he is cooperative. police saying it does not appear he will face charges. the victim's name is being withheld. antoinette: an investigation underway after a rock outside a school in harvard, massachusetts, has been vandalized. that rock at the broomfield school was covered sexist and homophobic slurs. this was discovered yesterday mo

the pike. starting to slow down in framingham and approach newton. a stalled vehicle going newton. on the expressway, very, very slow between quincy and the city only averaging 11 miles per hour in one little pocket there. the rest of the area in the 20s and 30s for speeds there. a look at this as the providence line train, 4:42 a.m. operating 5 to 15 minutes behind schedule. keep that in mind. one our live cameras. traffic moving over the zakim bridge, leverett connector, pretty typical for this time morning. here are how the drive times are looking a little slow from 495 to the weston tolls. the expressway from the split to the pike, you are starting to jam through about a 25-minute ride. you will probably need the heat on in the car today and shiri, you are saying not too early to talk about the snow. >> shiri: no. the first month to see the snow totals on average. i do not have snow in the forecast yet, but boston at 2 inches of snow. worcester at about two and a half inches of snow. so not abnormal to start seeing that pop into the forecast. if you like this graphic and want to

the pike stop and go from framingham into town. 2 and 3 no issues. let's take a look at the drive times. 26 minutes on the expressway braintree to boston. about half an hour the pike from 128. 93 southbound 128 to zakim bridge. 19 minutes we have delays on the green line and the framingham worcester line. back to you guys. >> donald trump looking to close the deal. >> hillary is the face of choice. >> polls are opening up across the country. one candidate already casting her vote. here's hillary clinton voting in update new york after 8:00 this morning. her running mate tim kaine also voted in virginia earlier today. voters are are heading out this morning as voting gets under way. this is look in virginia earlier where voter lined up really early this morning. this line stretching the length of that entire building. >>> but the first vote of the and counted in new hampshire. several of the small towns in the againite state going to the poll in midnight. early lead for donald trump. all together the votes of the three hamlets is trump, 32, clinton 25

the pike fine all the way back to framingham and route 2 and 3 in good shape this morning. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. braintree toes be northbound on the expressway, again, just ten minutes. 12 minutes enter town on the 3 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 11 minutes. and "t" and commuter rail starting your monday morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: we start out with breaking news out of belmont where tire -- fire tears through an empty building at mclean hospital. fire crews are still trying to get those flames under control. >> sarah: john cuoco is on the phone with the very latest. >> john: on scene here in belmont, we're looking at the little bit, but you can see smoke just pouring out of the top of this building. a lot of first responders are here on scene. i'm watching one ladder truck here just dumping water on the top of this building. we're told this is a vacant building here on the mclean hospital property. the cambridge fire department is also here trying to help put this fire out. it's sti

the framingham police department is under investigation by the attorney general's office accused of keeping a key to the evidence room hidden near the door. we told you about this over the weekend. chief ken fergon e-mailed fox25 also notified the middlesex district attorney's office about the key. authorized to access the room knew the location and key likely hidden as backup and for convenience. statement goes on to say, quote, corrective and disciplinary action will be imposed with respect to anyone that did not exercise due diligence and security and integrity of the evidence room. chief ferguson says new was added more than a year ago and previously audited after issue somerville city wide speed limit in effect and keep at 25 miles per hour. expect to see you in speed limit signs posted around the city. change part of the municipal modernization act which allows communities to lower speed limits. people that live -- who live the iconic saugus can breathe sigh of relief and dinosaur has been part of the stretch of more than 50 years. over the weekend many became concerned when a handwri

you can see showers around the framingham area. we've got showers to the north. another batch of showers stretching toward the bridgewater area. so there's rain this morning. temperatures are starting out in the 50s. in fact, 54 right now in boston. keep in mind this is very mild for early november. average high this time of year is about 56. it's a mild start this morning. we've got a front across the area. that front will keep the temperatures down as we watch the second area of rain come in front right on in. so where we've got the rain coming in, i think it's going to move into the boston area close to 3:00 this afternoon. so temperatures running only in the 50s north of the pike. but notice south of town, upper 60s again today. you can see the showers focused mainly along and north of pike through lunchtime. they close in on the boston area overnight, the skies clear out. temperatures drop into the 40s tonight. look at your highs tomorrow. only lower 50s despite brightening skies in the afternoon. look at these winds gusting to around 20 miles per hour in th

into the framingham area. you see a cup of spots of yellow showing up south of the massachusetts turnpike now. route 9 getting that heavier shower right there and there are some out there. not a lot but some out there through sherburn, holliston and medfield. lighter showers and around lowell, develop much more than it was and it is moving into wilmington and north reading along 93 and the radar sweeps ar and pushes the showers a little farther to the south. lynnfield along 93. and we keep scrolling down find those showers metro west. they no doubt moved as well with the last radar sweep. there is roslindale, and takes you out toward -- a little farther out to the west to the city of boston. there is needham. this was the newton area toward newton. this is dedham and they have slowed just nought of that e and d, the heavier shower in approaching dover and sheburn and not as heavy as it was a few seconds ago. you are watching this with me, live storm tracker radar and showers through medfield are with you to th

necc is the framingham company at the center of the meningitis outbreak. the owners are set to go on trial next year. they are charged with racketeering and 25 counts of murder. defense attorneys says there no evidence that proves the intentional -- they intentio intentionally contaminated medicine that was shipped nationwide. dozens of people died and hundreds were sick as a result. >>> the attorney general of massachusetts are trying to avoid a trip to texas to answer questions of a lawsuit against exxon mobil. a judge ordered maura healy to go to dallas next month. new york city and new york state. the texas court has no jurisdiction in the case healy says. she is surprised that the judge exxon mobil did not request it. >>> your forecast from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox25 stormtracker weather team. >> kevin: a cold day and snow this weekend. we talked about it last week and all week long we have been tracking it. flurries in central massachusetts. even had an inch in barre near the quabbin reservoir and the berkshires hit the hardes

the accident remains under investigation. in framingham, paul burton, wbz news. >>> records show tennessee students and school staff the wheel weeks before a deadly crash. police charged jonathan e. walker with vehicular manslaughter saying he was driving too fast and off the designated route when he wrecked the bus. six is students were killed. >>> symbols of hate at a massachusetts school, the superintendent of public schools in the town of harvard sent the letter home to parents saying someone vandalized a rock outside the brownfield school with swastikas, homophobic s racist words. police are now investigating. >>> in other news, deadly black friday violence, one man shot and killed outside a macy's department store in hamilton, new jersey. in reno, nevada, two drivers got into an argument over a wal- mart parking space. police say one shot and killed the other. >>> in memphis, tennessee, police arrested three people who opened fire outside a mall there. one person is now in critical condition. >>> here in north carolina, no wbz's jim