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erin: we do have several road the first one is in marlborough. that section is closed down between ling and frost. a crash in bow on brown hill road has that road closed between putney and dumbarton. starting at 9:30, the open road tolling lane and hooksett will be closed until 3:00 this afternoon. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: we want to get back to that breaking news we have been following in marlborough. sean: right now, a section of route 101 is shut down in both directions due to a crash. ray brewer joins us live with what we know. good morning. ray: good morning. we can tell you that according power in marlborough. you can see the utility pole that was taken down by the truck. one resident described the sound like a loud snowplow being dropped and another described it is able to her. it was about 4:20 this morning. we did speak to the driver, who said he swerved his truck to avoid a dog that was in the middle of the street. he said there was a car parked on the side, so he went over, took out that util

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i went out to dinner with my daughter and her two best friends from the marlborough academy and their mothers. um, after dinner, i noticed my purse was missing. right. you, uh -- you told the responding officers that you thought you might have left it in the ladies' room? honestly, i don't remember. i actually walked out of the restaurant, thinking i m have still left the purse in the car. but the car was gone. then what? uh...i walked back inside, and the manager called the police. well, we may have more information to add to that. um...you see, mrs. myers, um... around the time that your car went missing. a 19-year-old girl was killed in a hit-and-run. [ gasps ] oh, my god. we have several witnesses describing a mercedes exactly like yours. oh, my god. are you kidding me? i wish i was. her name was gracey ann gates. she was a freshman in college. she was supposed to take her last final this morning and then fly home to be with her family for christmas. and you think the person that stole my car ran her down? well, the hit-and-run happened half a mile from the restaurant where you we

police around the scene of a very serious crash in marlborough. 101 is closed in both directions due to downed power lines. the intersection of 101 and watertown is shut down. 293 is up to speed from the upper to the lower split. if you are heading out to the seacoast, 101 is a nice ride from bedford to portsmouth. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. a manchester teacher is off the job accused of assaulting a student in her middle school classroom. anita lemay turned herself into police. police were called to southside middle school on january 29. a parent professional working in the classroom was first to report what happened. a 14-year-old boy caused a disturbance while eating candy and refused to listen to the teacher. that is when she knocked the candy out of the boy' s hand, leaving a scratch on the boys wrist. >> it is a hard situation. you want to protect the kids, but the teachers are there all day long having to deal with the kids. you hope that the teacher would take the higher road. erin: e lemay is charged with one count of simple

the road when he crashed. wmur' s ray brewer is live in marlborough with our top story. ray: adam, the truck driver said he had to swerved to avoid that dr. you can see utility crews remain hard at work on the scene. we are told it will be several i was before everyone gets their powerback. >> it was a big crash. ray: that is a little bit of an understatement as a tractor-trailer carrying mail wiped out two utility poles and more role before crashing into a stonewall. some residents did not know what it was at first. rebecca: i could see lights coming off, and we called the police. steve: the next thing i know, i heard a boom, then it hit the transformer, and the lights lit up in the sky. ray: the accident knocked out power to some 400 customers. fortunately, no one was injured. the driver of the truck was walking around afterwards and said he swerved to avoid a dog. despite the mascoma steve fortunate. steve: my girlfriend usually parks are here. that would have taken up the car, plus, there is a propane tank here. ray: it happened on route 101. for businesses on main st

the first suspect back in december, he claimed to be a priest who was using the human remains for religious rituals. marlborough. firefighters got to the scene just before 6:00 this morning. the fire chief says the flames spread to the apartments and one person suffered minor injuries due to the smoke. >> investigators are still investigating the cause of the fire. >>> two men are behind bars accused of creating a skimming scheme at a braintree atm. they're charged with installing a device that steals the customer's information from the atm to make an exact copy of their bank card. police arrested the suspects monday evening after noticing one of the men act suspiciously near the atm. police in boston making a large drug bust downtown today. officers found more than 100 bags of heroin on the suspect along with a large amount of cash and a brass knuckle-style knife. and he's a well-known criminal and facing multiple charges. >>> new details on the water worries in flint, michigan. the fight to get residents clean drinking water to headed to washington today. flint's water has been contaminated by lead and now th

tom: the heights have just come back on in a marlborough neighborhood where a truck driver lost control crashing just a few feet away from a house. jean: but we begin with ocean officials speaking for the first time about a deadly tent collapse at a lancaster circus, and a long list of safety violations the company's been cited for. tom: heather hamel just finished speaking with investigators, she's live in concord. reporter: from steaks not being the right size to not being anchored correctly, osha says that walker international events did not put the tent up properly the day that it clapped, and osha said there were warnings predicting everything from severe thunderstorms to winds of but the company didn't heed the warning, and still did not take the tent down. and it put employees at risk of being crushed or trapped by the heavy structure, and osha has already issued citations and fines and will be meeting with walker international wednesday to discuss this further. >> the company and others need to realize that it's not just a matter of paying the fines and citations, but it's impor

the city of marlborough's new plan to make buyers and sellers more comfortable when they finally meet. emily? emily: we're live in manchester, new hampshire, this morning as the first-in-the-nation primary gets underway. up next a closer look at three things to watch in the flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so go ahead, inhale life, excite your senses, seize the day and the night. flonase. six is greater than one. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: it all comes down to this. today new hampshire has its say. the final moves. already cast overnight. randy: cleanup underway after high tides create a big mess. plus the chance for more snow on the way. sera: schools facing relentless bomb threats. the new clue that is leading investigators overseas. erika: and

police say the crash is still under investigation. live in marlborough, i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: thank you. >> the lack of snow is impacting activities and events across the state even way up north. i'm kristen carosa, i'll have that story coming up. mike: seasonably cold today, colder tonight. jamie: our home town hero this tom: despite a petition that started circulating around the pembroke academy community, the superintendent of schools there says there was never a substantiated threat. jennifer: students and parents signed a petition that alleges a student threatened to do something violent on graduation day, and they believe the student was allowed to stay in school. the superintendent says they did investigate, but after numerous interviews with students they determined it was all a rumor. >> we had about 100 students absent, it was upsetting to all of us that that was a superintendent's worst nightmare to hear a threat to the school and the safety of the students, so that's why we called the police immediately and thoroughly invest

the jungle. randy: a safe way to buy and sell items online. marlborough is setting up a designated location for residents to make the exchange. the city council has approved a parking space in front of the bolton street police headquarters. the internet exchange zone will be under 24-hour video surveillance by police. erika: boston college comes out on top in the beanpot university. the game went to overtime last night at the garden. and alex tuch put an end to it, less than two minutes in. 1-0 the final. it's only the fourth ever shutout in a title game in the 64-year history. randy: many say it was a surprising outcome for the super bowl, but less people cared to watch this year. super bowl viewership was down from the last two years. 111.9 million people tuned in for denver's victory over carolina. that's still the third most-watched super bowl game in u.s. television history. erika: mardi gras festivities are underway in new orleans rght now. fat tuesday marks the end to the carnival season. many will indulge for one final day before ash wednesday, ob

the slot. he starts his tenure with bureau chief tracee wilkins is live in upper marlborough with the story and the chief's new focus. >> there were council member who is wanted to make sure that it was understood that they are interested in diversity in the upper ranks and also showing that they have some serious concerns and they are very confident in their new chief as well. >> you have my personal word that should i earn that trust today know it will be my daily work to earn that trust every day that follows. >> new prince george's county police chief hank stawinski is coming into office as one of the county's most far-reaching case of child sexual pornography is unfolding. >> it's very disturbing that he would manufacturer trust so that he could abuse it. >> stawinski stood shoulder to shoulder with county leaders last week promising the county's full commitment to the prosecution of deonte carroway, a 22-year-old elementary school volunteer now facing multiple chargesor pornography and sexually abusing as many as 50 children in multiple locations, including the school he worked at. so far

to the boston area itself, down to norwich, it is all of the place going for the self to southwest. westborough, marlborough being even close to boston, right along this area. let' s move it along. it is still right in the heart of the boston area. by eight :00 p.m., it is ready to exit, and that it is a much done deal. that is the story on the rain. jc: there' s breaking news involving a flight that' s been trying to get to new york city since yesterday. the delta flight from punta cana was supposed to land at jfk airport last night. but they were diverted to manchester, new hampshire because of the weather. passengers stayed in a hotel there overnight and tried to fly to new york this morning. the plane took off two hours late and strong winds forced it to turn back to boston after a couple of hours in the air. it' s now scheduled to take off from logan any minute. those dangerous winds are having an impact here. stormteam 5 coverage continues with danielle vollmar. >> that is right. we do have a high wind warning in effect for the east coast of the wind will be gusting upwards of 55 miles an hour at time

psome of the higher elevations pgoing through marlborough and pwestmoreland are in the 50' s. pyou get into the upper valley pand the lakes region and you are pin the 30' s to near 40. pwarm air is at 1000 feet. pit will be a 10 to 12 degree pjump in one hour when the breeze icks up. pit should do that through the pday with everyone' s leveling off pin the 50' s to near 60. pswitching over to scattered snow pshowers later tonight, pespecially to the north with pskies clearing in southern areas p. pa big change temperature-wise pwith temperatures in the middle p20' s to middle 30' s after colder pstart with single digits above pand below zero. pa little warmer on sunday. pthat is ahead of the next system pthat will be mild enough by the ptime we get there there could be prain showers by early tuesday. pstarting in the 30' s and 40' s, plook for a quick jump this pmorning. pthe deeper the valley the longer pthat will take. lymouth and bristol, they will phang on to the coldest air the plongest before the wind gets pgoing. pinto the evening it will fade pearly morning snow shower

the widest canyon is nearly 45 miles wide. i mean, that's like driving from boston to, i don't know, stowe or marlborough. i think if i'm doing the mileage that wide. amazing. >> anchor: yeah, i love it, i'm kind of a science nerd when it comes to stuff like that. isn't it fascinating in jr? >> anchor: pluto has crayola markers. >>> or highlighters. wow, they are advanced. right now boston at 36. worcester 28. orange at 30 degrees. we have colors as well here on 7 news. winds gusting 25 to in some locations near 40 miles per hour hour. down into the wind chill temperature i should say down into the teens and 20's it. feels like 17 in worcester, feels like 23 here in town. feels like february. for tonight eastly clear. that cold wind fades away after midnight tonight but between now and midnight been you will still have that wind to kind of fend off this evening. temperatures between 15 and 20. wind chill temperatures this evening down into the 20's then those temperatures 14 to 20 will be overnight tonight. once the blue h old blue gets closer to us that will shut down the wind and the thing about high pre

the military. you can type in your zip code, it is easy. remember, girls got cookies are available for a limited time, so do it soon. we are cadets troop 72814 of marlborough. >> good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning. we love the girl scouts. us some props here. emily: is there anything in here, though? yes, actually. that is why i' m keeping them on my side of the desk. randy: i actually got a box for all of us -- olessa: what happened to them, randy? randy: they sat on my desk for a long time. olessa: and then what happened to them? [laughter] emily: we do appreciate it. we would love to see your spirit go to our website and head to the u local section and upload [laughter] people on twitter saying they were woken up. crazy. 60' of the record. the worst of the storms passed past offshore right now. we had wind gusts overnight. this is not machine measured gusts of 74 miles an hour, but a about 83 miles an hour, so wildest tough with these storms overnight. blue squares, we have damage reports of the winds, so there are a lot of trees down, debris in the road this morning. this is not just us -- this is our turn. there were several tornadoes yester

to the boston area itself, down to norwich, it is all of the place going for the self to southwest. westborough, marlborough being

the standoff is over. authorities are not releasing further details. right now a section of route 101 in marlborough is shut down in both directions due to a crash. a truck was transporting mail to the keene post office around 4:20 this morning when the driver says he swerved to avoid a dog in the road. the truck ended up crashing into a porch, taking down some power lines. no one was hurt, but officials say the road is expected to be hours. here is a live look at the houses on the big lake in meredith. kevin: a bright day, but a breezy one. it will funnel in the cool air out of canada. it will not be anything as cold as the weekend, colder than anything we will have over the next five or six days. some snow showers in the north country. those move away. back below zero there. teens to mid 20' s early this morning. high temperatures into the afternoon. we will move up another 7, 8, 10 degrees in most locations. it comes with the breeze, which starts to lessen this evening. single digits above and below zero tonight. sunshine to start the day tomorrow. clouds race and later tomorrow afternoon. that i

the suspect clashed with people outside the courtroom today, and there's even more outrage building online. bureau chief tracee wilkins joins us from upper marlborough with the story. >> reporter: the best way to describe this is emotional. emotional on social media. emotional inside of that courthouse, and emotional outside of the courthouse as well. >> it's shocking. >> reporter: the state's attorney says her office has been flooded with calls. >> our switchboard has received more calls than we have ever received on any case saying to us how enraged they are and concerned they are. >> reporter: outside the prince george's county courthouse -- [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a brother of the suspected killer has an argument with someone over something she posted about his brother on instagram. it was one more example of the tension and anger surrounding the murders of neshante davis and her 2-year-old baby girl chloe. >> there's a lot of pain around this case. >> reporter: daron boswell-johnson had his first appearance after confessing to police he shot and killed his 2-year-old daughter and the mother of their child. his family was expected to s

the fire department to let them know what happened. kristen: keene fire as well as swanzey and marlborough crews assisted. only one customer reported a problem. the courtyard marriot had an issue with their burners. keene fire chief mark howard says there were no elevated levels inside. chief howard: based on our protocols, we started to go customers that we are familiar with and where we have had problems before to check for elevated gas readings or possibly elevated carbon monoxide readings, and we found none. kristen: the public utilities commission is investigating the problem that occurred in december. meantime, liberty utilities has a message for their 1200 customers in keene. >> they can be confident the system is safe. we are there 24/7. if there is an issue, we do have an emergency number for customers to call. kristen: governor maggie hassan is calling for the p.u.c. to investigate the two recent gas problems in keene. she' s also encouraging residents to invest in carbon monoxide detectors. live in studio, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you. a 22-year-old man is facing charges and

barre with snow, boylston up to leominster and this light it ising its way to the north and passing over areas like marlborough and hopkinton right now. boston, 19 with some flurries around town. southeastern massachusetts looking mostly dry with temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. i will step in and say some flurry reports coming non. 7:00 this morning, 18 degrees. at noontime, 27. i will keep the slight risk of some flurries for everybody, but the best chance of any kind of minor accumulation along the coastline and during the afternoon, we are looking at mostly cloudy and mostly dry conditions. 30 here at 3 p.m. and back down to 25 degrees at 7:00 this evening with just some clouds around. the next batch of snow comes in tomorrow. we will talk toe analysis just a couple of minutes. back to julie for a check of the roads. >>> shiri, speed restriction on the pike has been lifted. mass d.o.t. tweeting this at the top of the hour. was 40 miles per hour. but has been listed on the pike from the new york border to sturbridge. 93 south wide open. volume is light right now and roads are still slick and slip

the state m.e. makes th situation even murkier. granddaughter all in two weeks. >> reporter: diane david cox speaking to us tonight from their marlborough home as they struggle with the latest from a string of painful blows. >> i have my days where i just don't move from here. >> reporter: nearly six months after their granddaughter ava coxen was found unresponsive at her foster home in auburn, the autopsy is complete. the official cause and manner of the toddler's death, undetermined. >> where did they come from? >> reporter: in october, fox 25 obtained a copy of a dcf investigative report where another doctor indicated ava's death was consistent with the the toddler being left in a hot environment like a car and she may have been struggling to free herself from a car seat. if prosecutors are considering charges against the foster mom and her boyfriend, legal analyst finding of undetermined likely won't help. >> they will not have enough to proceed with those charges of murder or manslaughter. >> i do not understand it. >> i can't wrap my head around something that that's obvious. >> there was another foster child found unresponsive th

daughter and my >> reporter: diana david coxen speaking to us tonight from their marlborough home as they struggled with the latest to the string of painful blows. >> i have my days where i just don't move from here. >> reporter: nearly six months after their granddaughter ava conway coxen was found unresponsive at her foster home in auburn, the autopsy is complete. the official cause and manner of the toddler's death, undetermined. >> where'd they come from? is. >> where did the bruises come from. >> reporter: in october fox 25 obtained a copy of a dcf investigative report where another doctor indicated ava's death was the rut of heat stroke consistent with a toddler being left in a hod environment like a car and the bruises may have come from ava struggling to free herself from a car seat. if prosecutors are considering charges against the foster mom and her boyfriend, legal analyst brad bailee tells me the m.e.'s won't help. >> they would not have enough to proceed with those charges of murder or manslaughter. >> i do not understand it, and i just don't -- i can't wrap this old empty head around somethin

the driver of the to avoid a dog and slammed right into this marlborough home. power lines went down, cutting electricity to 400 homes. no one was hurt. in this massive house fire overnight. flames breaking out in this garage. investigators don' t know what went wrong. sera: in the light of day, you can see the damage that was done by this intense fire. the home is a total loss. the victim, identified as 64-year-old robert drew, was a longtime resident. >> it was horrible. sera: flames engulfed the large two and a half story home. >> the whole house was engulfed. it was just awful because it kept going and going and going. sera: the next-door neighbor kept -- called 911. >> i heard some popping sounds and i smelled some smoke. i went to the dining window and the house was on fire. sera: the das office says one of the homeowners was killed. robert dr ude in the entryway of the home. >> they were nice people, very good people, family-oriented, community-oriented people. they helped wherever they could. sera: the fire marshal' s office estimates the damage at $800,

can't marlborough police if you have any information . all apple ought to give the security for that phone. okay? what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such time as they give that security number. how do you like that? i just thought of that. boycott apple. >> anchor: that's republican candidate donald trump calling for action against appellate a campaign event in south carolina today. apple defied a court order to help the f.b.i. access data from the cell phone of one of the san bernadino shooters. now the department of justice has filed a motion seeking to force apple to comply with that or from the f.b.i. the phone is opened by syed farook's former employer. the sap bernadino county department of public health. apple ceo tim cook has called the request overreached by the u.s. government and apple must file an onnings motion by february 26 . >> anchor: a texas judge making a decision to move the case involving the so-called after influenza teen to an adult court today. ethan couch must appear once he turns 19 years old in april. couch went to mexico back in suspected

the soldiers. >> we have gluten-free, too. >> girl scout cookies are available for a limited time. do it soon. we are from marlborough. >> good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning to you. boy, do we love the cookies. the girl scouts sent me a box. >> they were on my desk. sorry. they were so good. emily: we love that wake-up call and we would love to see yours. upload the video to the u local section. cindy: it was wild for a time overnight. ingvar quieting down now. look at the radar. seeing the last of the lightning strikes around plymouth harbor. the activity shifting offshore. the wind gusting to hurricane force. we got close to 70 in boston. wherever you see these blue squares, this is where we have had reports of wind doing damage overnight. you can see the damage reports up and down the seaboard. it has been a powerful storm. the bulk of the activity here is across southeastern massachusetts. the most intense cell is east of marshfield. outside of that, a couple storms coming up racing northeastward. a finer line of storms with brief, heavy downpours crossing over boston. it is lifting northward towards no

the call came in from a phone number and reverse look up showed it is listed to salvatore mendez . >> reporter: he was found in marlborough hospital when marlborough police took him after they say mendez was break breaking windows and acting erratically. quincy police picked him up and charged him with threatening their detective. the judge set bail at $10,000 but also ordered machine dez held without bail on another case. >>> mendez's lawyer questioned whether he is criminally response will here. she had him checked out by a doctor and said he doesn't remember making the threats but she says he has a history of drugging to the point of blacking out. >> anchor: boston police are now looking for a suspect they say is armed with a knife. investigators are searching for the man seen in these surveillance photos. he is wanted for questioning in connection with several armed robberies in the area. investigators say he has been around with a 12 inch kitchen knife and is also missing some of his teeth happen. was last seen in downtown boston near washington and boylston streets. now a rhode island mansion up in flames. fire figh

the difference this pmorning. p50' s to new 60 this morning. p57 in manchester, 35 in pnorthfield. p40 in concord. p56 in marlborough. p38 and surrey. pthere is a huge difference in ptemperature. pa lot is elevation driven. psinking into the lower-level pvalleys, below 500 feet, that is pwhere we are seeing dense colder pair waiting for a wind to whisk pit away. pwhen it does, temperatures will pjump 10 degrees to 15 degrees in pone hour and level loft with the prest of us, highs in the 50' s to pnear 60. pafternoon as the upper-level psystem moves closer. povernight we will see rain pshowers go to snow showers with pskies clearing in the southern pareas of the state, setting up a pbrisk when. phighs tomorrow likely from the pmiddle 20' s in the north country pto middle 30' s in southern pareas. pafter those above and below pzero, we work backwards to the pmiddle 20' s on saturday with artly sunny skies. pthe next system is a weak one pthat will come at us on monday, pit will likely be warm enough it pwill be in the form of rain pshowers. p30' s and 40' s early, 50' s for pthe afternoon. pmaybe even 60' s and some psoutheastern spot.

into vermont and new hampshire, we have more of the wintery mix and the doppler radar, we zoom in and we have one shower around marlborough and that has since tapered off a few sprinkles outside of the boston at this time and with most of the steady rain farther into west-central massachusetts and more of the wintery mix there hampshire. moving toward concord. the satellite radar picture shows us this is the push of clearing skies. hour-by-hour forecast, the temperatures will be in the 40s for this afternoon with a sore into the mid-50s for the highs later on today before sunset. and coming up in a few minutes, tracking more and more warmth on the way and when we can see close to 60 degrees and a couple of chances of snow. kerry. >> all right, pamela. thank you so much. >>> and we're following that breaking news from fall river now. the crews are on the scene of the raging mill fire. the intense flames broke out at the building on weaver street. the fire chief said when he arrived, he could see flames shooting from eight windows on the second floor. smoke from the fire was picked up on weather radar. the fire is still bur

the other concerns were as well. reporting live in upper marlborough, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you. >>> a long-time swimming coach at st. mary's college is now facing child porn charges. officers arrested andre bashens after searching his calvert county home on friday. we're told they seized a number of devices and found evidence of child pornography. barbins has been the swim coach at st. maries college in maryland for the past 18 years. the school tells us the assistant coach is now filling that role. >>> we're learning more about the plans to honor antonin scalia, the supreme court's longest-serving justice. the body of justice scalia will lie in repose on friday in the great hall of the supreme court. if you'd like to pay respects, you can do so from 10:30 the funeral detail still being worked out. likely to be held saturday at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. justice scalia was in attendance when pope francis said mass there last year. justice scalia died this past saturday in texas at the age of 79. >>> if you call 911 in the distr

the unrest that followed in baltimore. >>> some 100 firefighters and medics are fighting a three-alarm fire at a storage facility in upper marlborough. firefighters got there and found heavy fire at a multiple storage unit at fox knox self-storage on depot lane. the prince george's county fire department tweeted that the units do not have sprinklers. montgomery county, frederick, calvert and other counties offered mutual aid. the southbound lanes of route 301 near marlboro temporarily closed. >>> a rainy tuesday will give way to a weather alert wednesday. we're tracking the rain all across the region. it's sure to slow you down on your ride home and tomorrow you could be in for a bumpy ride. >> it's a good time to make sure you have the nbc washington app on your smartphone. that's where we're going to be sending out a lot of severe weather alerts. ho understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a m