fox25 catherine parrotta live outside the natick mall this concerning. >> hear all over the place. >> brazen crime leaving natick shoppers >> catherine: whole incident captured on surveillance and wednesday night when the seven people walked into the natick mall with hats and hoods covering the heads. they walked through the mall and then filed through the apple store. >> see the video it was other people in the mall and that's unfortunate. >> unfortunate because police say in the busy store the group cut the security cords and got away with 19 phones. loss totaling about $13,000. experimenting with new method of merchandise leaving phones untethered in canada and u.k. so customers can get feel for them and change next year. >> this isn't the first theft of its kind. last month hingham police said ten to 12 teens went into the apple store and took off with 22 phones. natick police are investigating to see if that incident is connect to this most recent theft. one leaving shoppers feeling uneasy. >> what's am i going to see people with guns? >> catherine: they are asking for the public

. >>> new at 5:00 a flash mob robbery inside the natick mall. group of leaves getting away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. >> reporter: tth plan and they knew exactly what they were after. last night seven people walked into the natick mall going right into the apple store wearing hoodies and hats. they surrounded the iphone display and then all at once cut the security cords and ran. the thieves got away with 19 phones in all worth about $13,000. police think that this group may be connected to a similar robbery that happened in bingham a few weeks ago. >> thank you, paula. out for a man that shot a teenager in their bed. that 13-year-old woke up to gunfire. when he sat up to see what was happening the bullet hit him in the shoulder. christina hager is live for us. >> reporter: police are calling this a stray bullet is that went through the window here. the 13-year-old recovering from the hospital not the intended target. during surgery doctors found that they could not remove the bullet. at this point still in his shoulder. >>

the likeliness of this happening. we will tell you more next hour. live in natick, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >>> the fight over the welfare of animals in massachusetts and on massachusetts farms is coming to tvs in boston. wings. >> part of a new ad campaign aimed at promoting voting yes will make farm and businesses produce and sell eggs from cage-free hens and raise questions of calves raised for veal. it will increase the price of meat and eggs. >>> any food with an organic label have to meet a series of standards set by the government but what about that are not food. for items like make-up and hairspray, there are no rules and they are looking for ways to change that. >> when it comes to personal care products, companies can call their products organic even when there are nonorganic ingredients in them even linked to allergic reactions, cancer. >> reporter: the senate has opposed a bill that go give the the products >>> right now at 6:47. it is a friday. we like that. a lot of rain on tap. >> sara: a lot of rain, a lot of wind, it is friday and it is the

take a look the video captures the group entering the natick mall. the group directly went to the area where iphones are on display. the group cut security cords on the phone and ran for it. if it sounds familiar because we reported of a similar crime in hingham just weeks ago. police tell us they think the two crimes may be connected. >>> back to the campaign trail for the presidential candidates after taking a night off for carolina and pennsylvania while hillary clinton looks for support in ohio. this after the pair both attended an annual dinner last night in new york. patricia stark looks at jokes that drew laughs and some boos. >> before the dinner started, donald went up to hillary and asked her how she was doing. and she replied, i am fine. >> reporter: hillary clinton in new york thursday, a day after trading insults at the final presidential debate. trump didn't hold back on jokes about clinton after he called for her to go to jail. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me, and she very civilly said pardon me. >> reporter: some in the crowd ev

take a look and in the video you see seven people walk into the natick mall. police say this was wednesday night and see that those people all have their hoods or hats on and then see the group in the apple store among many other customers. police say they cut the security cord and left with 19 phones. the value of that loss is $13,000. one local resident was surprised >> natick mall is family friendly and tmz just not good. >> catherine: new method of displaying in the store and we will tell you about that in the next hour. catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> gene: people hoping to save new facility will help the hospital take in rather more critically ill children. >> for the families of boston children and what we can do for them today and tomorrow. >> expansion project will add 71 beds and 2mri machines. construction set to be complete by 20, 25 and start date has yet been set. >> grateful police officers the red cross for help two of the fellow officers. hundreds turned out yesterday giving blood in honor of officers matt morris and richard cintolo both sho

jorge: it looks like the armed suspect had been casing the restaurant here at the natick mall. making his move at the most vulnerable moment. the boloco had just closed for the night, as the gunman waited by the rear entrance. >> one of our folks was taking the trash out at the end of the night and when they went outside someone was waiting there with a gun area and jorge: a security camera shows the employee being re him in. >> they walked him back into the restaurant and clean the safe out of $1400. several people's lives were at risk. jorge collate only for employees left in the restaurant sunday night when the place got robbed. >> it is a compact area, route nine. a lot of people in and out. you do not expect it happening because of the stores, people in and out. >> we always feel she is safe. jorge the armed robber in and : out in less than 5 minutes, his face covered, dressed in black head to toe. >> i think the moment they saw the black gun that's all they focused on. i have spoken to everybody who was working yesterday and they are getting through it but it is a scary mo

watch them walk into the natick mall last night. seven men and women wearing hoodies and hats to hide their faces. they hit the apple store and stole 19 i-phones. police say they were organized and efficient cutting security courts, and ran away before they could be stopped. maria: treating littlest patients. the and now they have a new method to help the parent of those patients. ed: newscenter 5's erika tarantal shows us how it works and the one devoted group that helps make it possible. reporter: this is a reiki treatment. hand placements channel energy it works along meridians just -- >> it works along meridians just like acupuncture. reporter: to help balance the body. and for moms like dana onyewu to help cope. see this is no spa. we're at boston children's hospital. here as kind of an oasis for us has been really helpful to make medical decisions, and just to alleviate the stress that comes with caring for a sick child. reporter: it's all part of the new wellness program offering all kinds of services and classes at the hale

robbery at the natick mall while it was open and filled with shoppers. the target? the apple store. it happened, a group of seven men and women wearing hoodies and masks stole 19 iphones. they worked in an organized fashion, cutting security courts and running away. could be connected to a similar crime at the handgun apple store a few weeks ago. -- the hingham apple store a few weeks ago. jc: the bruins making their debut this season. josh, fans are hoping for a good start and an even better finish. josh: absolutely. bruins fans are excited about tonight, as are the players. they are looking for a return to the playoffs after two years away. a mix >> we want to come home and have a big year. we are going to serve that tonight. josh: old and new. >> the butterflies come back. i don't know if it is anxiety or excitement, it is all bold into one. josh: for the first time in this season, center patrice bergeron who missed the first road games it is a list to everybody. you name it, hopefully the fans as well. josh: bruins legend bobby or will drop the first puck 50 years after his firs

shoppers stunned. >> natick has been one of the >> the reporter: the whole incident captured on surveillance cameras. natick police say it was wednesday night when these seven people walked into the natick mall with hats and hoods covering their heads. they have walked through the mall, then filed through the apple store. >> if you see the video, there were other people in the mall, and -- but that's unfortunate. >> the reporter: unfortunate, because police say in the busy store, group cut the security cords and got away with 19 phones, a loss totaling about $13,000. >> the reporter: the theft comes as apple is experimenting with a new method of displaying merchandise, leaving phones untethered in some stores in canada and the u.k., so customers can get a feel for them. a change slated to be tested in the u.s. next year. >> you do that here, they'll take them. >>> this isn't the first theft of its kind. last month, hingham police say apple store and walked away with merchandise. >> what's next, am i going to see people with guns. >> the reporter: as natick police con

you can see the girl walking inside the natick mall last night. police tell us they went directly to the apple store, surrounded the area where iphones are on display, you can see the group run out of the store. police believe they may be connected to a similar theft in hingham just a few weeks ago. >> quincy police released these pictures in hopes of capturing a group of men who they say broke into a local landmark. police tell fox 25 the men broke into the historic uss salem on october 9th. they did cause any damage but did steal two-way radios. the salem was built in quincy and the ship is now a museum. quincy police posted these videos on wrote,let catch these guys. >> the senate race is no longer neck and neck. a new poll shows democratic governor maggie hassen that's taken an 8 point lead over republican incumbent senator kelly ayotte. the new hampshire contest is viewed as which party will take control when the new president takes office. >>> an alfred smith fundraiser in new york city take place the dance, simply bumped into me and she very

. >> jason: right now police searching for a group of thieves who stormed the apple store in the natick mall and investigators say these type of flash mob robberies are becoming more common here and across the country. >> terrible. you hear about that stuff all over the place. but i'm surprised out here. >> a brazen crime leaving natick shoppers stunned. >> natick is one of the safest towns. and just keep the things that notion and. >> reporter: the whole incident captured on surveillance cameras, natick police say it was wednesday night when these seven people walked into the covering their heads. they walked through the mall and then filed through the apple store. >> if you see the video, it was like, there were other people in the mall. and that's unfortunate. >> reporter: unfortunate, because please say in that busy store, the group cut the security cords and got away with 19 phones. a loss totalling $19,000. >> i think it's shocking. >> reporter: it comes as a apple is discovering a new way of displaying mercha them to -- a change expected in the u.s. later this year. it isn't the

with the surveillance video that caught this wholele thing as it unfolded, catherine. >> natick police are working to track down the suspect, and they have released that surveillance video for everyone to see. and take a look at that right now. you can see a group of people walking into the natick mall there. this happened wednesday night. and you can see they had hoods and hats on. you can see them then in the apple store with a lot of other police say they managed to cut security cords and leave with 19 phones. that loss is valued at around $13,000. and it is especially concerning given a new trend that apple is testing out in some of its stores in canada and the uk. stores are untethering the phones so customers can walk around and get a feel for them and that change can be rolled nut in the u.s. next year. apple say alarms will go off if those phones do leave the store; however, that doesn't seem to deter some of the about b a month ago. natick police are seeing if these two cases are connected. we will learn more about that in an hour. catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news

want to show you video we shot just about an hour and a half ago here at the natick service area. the line for e-z passes was out the door. the state is it getting rid of toll collectors and toll booths in an effort to save money. if you don't have one of those e-z pass transponders, you're still going to be able to travel the pike, the state will take a and send you a bill in the mail. >> easier collection method for everyone. i don't have to worry about forgetting to pay a bill and getting subsequent charges on it. i think the technology is just fine. >> the reporter: once again, manual toll collection ends on friday night and the first phase of the demolition is expected to start on sunday night. this is going to take months until the first of the year is three or four weeks up until about thanksgiving time, that's when they say it's going to be the worst, and they are advising people to treat their commute like it may be an emergency situation, like a snowstorm. add on extra time, and keep an eye on the traffic. that's the latest reporting along the pike in natick, ted daniel,

people picking up an e-zpass at the natick west area. >> just for flow of traffic i think it is a wonderful idea. >> that was ted daniel reporting. more details on toll booth demolition. 9:45 tolls will stop being collected at toll booths. then at 10 all electronic tolling will go live. preparation for demolition through late sunday when construction will actually begin. the speed limit will be 15 miles per hour through the constructi more than 100 police details will be out when the new system goes live friday night. we posted the full timeline on our website at fox25boston.com. >>> 4:26 right now. this time of year your facebook feed is cluttered with politics as tv commercial breaks and tv news, but facebook says that is not necessarily a bad thing. the social media giant believes 2 million new voters registered in the miami and general elections because of that new alert on your home page. online registration and voter vegetation sites in every state. >>> a woman in north carolina wanted to teach her husband a lesson about wasting money but backfired in the best way imaginable. glenda's

peter brown one of the many people picking up an ez pass this week at the natick rest area. >> j and things like that i think it's a wonderful idea. >> the speed limit will be 15 miles per hour through those construction zones and you will want to watch that speed 107 law enforcement details on friday night when the new system goes live. reporting live along the pike in natick, i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> more details on the toll booth demolition timeline at booths then at 10:00 all electronicling to -- electronic tolling will go live. we have posted the full-time line on our website fox25boston.com. >>> developing tonight home prices keep rising across the country which is great for people looking to sell a house, however, some worry some cracks appear to be forming in the housing market again. it still may be cause for concern two. companies that builders results and issued disappointing forecasts this week. appliance giant whirlpool and paint manufacturer sherwin-williams. >>> a man is lucky to be alive after his screened in porch collapsed right under his feet. the homeowner

the eyeopener's sera congi live in natick to explain for us. sera. sera: emily and randy, people have been swarming the e-z pass service center at the rest area. everyone trying to get their hands on these transponders before those cash lanes close tonight. this process has not been an easy one. as you may have heard by now, starting at 10:00 tonight, the on the mass pike. and if you don't have a transponders, you're going to get a bill in the mail. people trying to get these devices say there have been long lines and a lot of frustration. >> you would think they would stay open till 8:00. there's a lot of people that goes to work. sera: e-z pass centers will have days to activate. the influx of applications has really overwhelmed the system. so what mass d.o.t. is doing is putting in a six-month grace period. anyone with these transponders, you'll still get a bill in the mail but you will receive a discount. randy: two cape cod doctors going to court to bring the massachusetts. cape cod and the islands d.a. michael o'keefe says the procedure is prohi

we better run through the timeline to plan your weekend. >> sarah: police in natick hoping a surveillance video will help them find a group of alleged thieves who ripped off an apple store. the suspects are still on the run, they say, after making off with more than $10,000 in iphones. take a close look at this video. a group of 7 scattered inside this busy apple store. after stealing not one or two but 19 iphones in less than a minute. >> it's bad. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: the group made up of both men and women walk into the natick mall, trying to hide their faces.po the store, went to the iphone display and then orchestrated the theft. grabbing the phones off their chargers, then cutting the security cords before running out. >> it is like a new phone, people are crazy. >> when you think about it, they are only salespeople on the floor. not security guards. it seems like it is open game. >> reporter: eric fallon visit it is store often. he says it is always busy. making it a crime of opportunity. >> right when you enter the store, it is right there. just right on display. >> reporter:

-group made up of both men and women walk into the natick mall, trying the hide their faces. police say they walked into the store, went to the iphone display and then orchestrated the steps, grabbing the phones off their chargers and then >> people are crazy. >> you think about it, there are only salespeople on the floor, not security guards. so it seems like it's open game. >> sarah: eric fallon visits the apple store often and says it's always busy, making it a crime of opportunity. >> right when you enter the store, it's right there, brand-new iphones out on display. >> sarah: a similar theft happened in hingham a few weeks ago. police do believe it's connected to this theft. shoppers say they want to see more security. >> actually planning on looking at the 7 right now. >> sarah: are you going to be on the lookout when you're in there? >> i guess so, keep my eyes peeled. >> i'm not shocked. they need to put security at the exits. i think it's a sad state of affairs. >> sarah: so far no arrests have been made, but police want this group of thieves off the streets. anyone

i spoke an hour or so ago with a spokesperson that said a lot of people are doing that over at the natick plaza. and lots of people going in and walking out with their transponder right there. daniel. >> anchor: what is difference in price for e-z pass and versus those without it? >> reporter: the bottom line here. okay. so it is complicated. because you are talking about 16 different gauntrees and each one has a different amount to pay difference between e-z pass and pay by plate of five or 10 cents. some have as much of a difference as 55 or 60 cents or more. so it really does vary. but incentive is there. to get the e-z pass. daniel? >> anchor: reporting live for us this morning. fox 25 news is committed to helping you to get through this impending traffic trouble on the pike. we will have triple team coverage monday morning. michael henrich will be back live at the toll plaza monday. i will be in a car driving the and julie grauert will update drive times and pointing out trouble spots every 10 minutes. >> anchor: new this morning. burglary call turns into a swat standoff in new hamps

and sky 5 live there over the natick tolls. give yourself plenty of time. this is the first morning commute, major commute with open tolling underway. most banks are all the same... capital one isn't most banks. ? it's a relaxed place with helpful people focused on you, not trying to sell you things you don't want. and free checking accounts that are actually free. no minimums. no fees. no nonsense. capital one even has a top-rated app i am the executive director of the sylvan in. good morning eyeopener! >> good morning randy: good morning, it's rate to see them raise money for the shelter for families. lots of enthusiasm and generosity in this crowd. on this halloween day, it is busy. >> we have rain overnight, the last of that pushing off the shore. the exception, mid cape, some ocean effect rain showers that are lingering but these should be winding down. a little chilly as you are stepping out. these are the wind chills so dress for the temperatures that feel like they are running in the 30s in a lot of spots. we're starting out in the 40s this morning.

traffic is starting to pick up past the natick toll plaza that they are demolishing right now. definitely in the past half hour, traffic starting to pickup on the pike. we are headed eastbound toward we will go out on the pike to see the difference of what we showed you at the top of the hour. you can see vehicles bumper-to-bumper now as we get off to get on to the pike. this was a much different picture than what we showed you at the top of the hour. the traffic here as we exit on to the mass pike. there is a 15-mile-per-hour speed limit in place as the vehicles pass through these toll -- toll plazas this morning, and the reason for that is these demolitn booths and they are also traffic patterns that are also in place as folks get ready to experience this new electronic tolling system in place. of course, we are going to be out here all morning giving you this different perspective from inside the car to give you what motorists are actually going through as they get to work this morning. of course, we are just getting started, and we have several hours to go before the morning

right now, police are searching for a group of thieves who stormed the apple store if natick mall stealing more than $13,000 of merchandise. >> mark: investigators say these type of flash mob robberies are becoming more and more common >> it's terrible. you hear about that stuff all over the place, but i'm surprised out here. >> the reporter: a brazen crime leaving natick shoppers stunned. >> natick has been one of the -- [indiscernible] and keeps that notion in jeopardy. >>> the whole incident captured on surveillance cameras. these seven people walked through the mall with hats and >> there were other people in the mall, but that's unfortunate. >> the reporter: unfortunate, because police say, in that busy store, group cut security cords and got away with 19 phones. a loss totaling about $13,000. >> i think it's shocking. >> the reporter: the theft comes as apple is experimenting with a new method of displaying merchandise, leaving phones untethered in some stores if canada and the u.k., so customers can get a feel for them. a change slated to be tested in the u.s. next year. this isn't

natick this morning. catherine, police think this could be connected to a similar crime just weeks ago. >> reporter: they are working to track down the suspects right now. but they did say this could be connected to those similar crimes that happened in hingham last month and they released mall surveillance video from this latest incident here in natick. take a look at that right now, because in this video you see that group of people walking through the doors of the mall, you can see they are wearing hoods or hats. this happened wednesday night. you then see the group in the apple store among many other customers. they cut security cards and left with 19 phones. the value of that loss is about $13,000. now back on september 6, hingham police say a group of 10 to 12 also with hoods on walked into an apple store and took off with 22 iphones there. natick police investigating to see if both of these incidents may be connected. some are working on as they work to tracdo one change that apple may be making to some of its stores, it could increase the likelihood of situations like this. i will explain more coming up next hour. >>> hundred

fox 25 caught up with dozens of people at the natick e-z pass customer service center this afternoon. they were trying to get an e-z pass before the toll booths come down. >> i don't like the >> the reporter: a former toll booth collector is one of thousands across the state getting an e-z pass for the first time. deadham warns customers who don't have an e-z pass to make sure your address on file with the dmv is correct, because your bill for going through the toll gets sent to the address on file with the dmv. >> if they don't have the correct address on record, if you go through a toll, they'll send the notification to that your registration can be revoked for nonpayment of funds. >> the reporter: doran says ultimately if the fees add up, you may not be able to renew your license until your fees are paid, an insurance company can drop you. if your registration becomes revoked, they notify the insurance company, and then your insurance will ultimately cancel. >> the reporter: some aren't willing to take any chances and that's why so many customers waited and waited in line to get th

pike has really opened up through framingham and the natick area. expressway slow going from the braintree split up through neponset. eastbound 495 to mass ave, hour. 30 minutes on the expressway, hour on 93 south approaching the zakim bridge. back to you. >> gene: right now millions of people are told to evacuate soutas states. >> sara: new models released show hurricane matthew is gaining strength. 26 people are dead from the storm and majority of home in the southern part of haiti has been damaged. in the united states many grocery stores shelves have been emptied as people riding out the storm stock up before it hits. highways are packed with many trying to evacuate. government leaders are urging people to get out now because if they stay they would put the lives of emergency workers in right now airlines are beginning to cancel flights as the storm turns closer to florida. >> gene: catherine parrotta live at logan airport where we have already seen some cancellations this morning. catherine and final flights to miami at least at that terminal ha

. >> robbery at the high end natick mall. several people rush in and rub the apple store. and giving back in honor of the boston police officers shot on the job last week. the event that far exceeded expectations. 5 investigates on what he massachusetts judge may say about this controversialis imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. ed: that is a man whose half-headed mug shot is making headlines. carlos rodriguez was arrested in arson charges after setting a mattress in a home with two people inside. those pictures are not doctored -- he lost the front part of his school in a car crash driving under the influence. a scare on a southwest flight when the windshield cracked moment after takeoff. t

reporter: the community responding in al this natick is on the marathon route. checking it out one day, carol quickly befriended the owner. they specialize in home goods and art. but she 'ed fashion with compassion. this is the newly designated carol's corner. >> the proceeds from carol's corner go directly to dana farber breast cancer research. reporter: patrice goldman hunts for inventory. also, many have been moved to donate items. your friends brought in. it's really sort of harness the energy of people. reporter: for carol, it comes down to making a difference and making sure her four kids see her for who she is, not a cancer patient. >> they just consider me their mom, out there running, doing things in the community. i think i want them to know me as that person. reporter: to find out more about carol's conne corner and this ys turkey troo >> i have to tell you, in the last couple of minutes, when rhondella richardson did a report for me, she was using the umbrella. what's going on? >> well, there's been a little shower. nothing to panic about. most of th

right now, an armed robber is on the run after ambushing a worker at a restaurant in natick. police believe the suspect had before. surveillance captures the masked gunman directing an employee back in the store sunday night. he was taking out the trash after closing when he was ambushed. >> and walked him back into the restaurant and cleaned out the safe, about $1,400. put several people's lives at risk. erika: the robber was in and out in less than five minutes, a getaway car waiting out back. none of the employees were hurt. randy: learning who's going to be heading the braintree scandal. paul shastany will serve as interim chief. braintree is also bringing in former boston chief dan linsky to help train officers and to implement new evidence room policy. 5 investigates first reported in august that a review of braintree's evidence room found missing drugs, cash, and seized his retirement following the investigation and the deputy chief was placed on leave. boston police are revving up a program now reviving it to help build diversity in the ranks called boston police explo

the eyeopener's sera congi in natick to explain. sera: a lot of fr randy. a lot of people have been swarming this e-z pass service center at the rest area trying to get their hands on these transponders, but a lot of people are telling us that it's not been an easy process. as you have heard, starting tonight at 10:00, cash will no longer be accepted on the mass pike. if you don't have a transponder, you'll get a bill in the mail. people trying to get these devices say there have been long lines and a lot of frustration. >> you would think they would goes to work. sera: now, the good news is e-z pass centers will have extended hours this weekend. aaa will be handing out free trans responders to members. the influx of applications have really overwhelmed the system. so mass d.o.t. is giving people a 6-month grace period. that will mean you'll have to pay the bill. once your transponder is to your account. live in natick, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: sera, thank you. right now mike pence is getting ready to get back on the campaign trail after a scare

dscc is responsible for the content let's start with a live look at natick as we begin to talk weather and see the colorful sky. very beautiful, but it's 6:17 and already looking a little dark. >> that's right. we're going to go over to chief meteorologist jeremy reiner and talk about that reality. >> maybe you don't want to see this. yeah, sun went town this evening at:0 early november, again by the 10th, we have ended daylight saving time. fall back. fall down, sun going down at that tomb at 4:27. and the next four weeks we lose an hour and 14 minutes of daylight. although, some folks they like a few months of darkness. a chance for them to kind of hibernate and pull back from society for maybe a few weeks and spring back to life in the spring. there's a tangent for you. 50s to around 60. worcester at 59. it was a nice fall day. lots of sunshine. few more clouds to the south of us this evening. but they will creep up into new england overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning we'll start with clouds and maybe some pockets of drizzle for a few hours early tomorrow mornin

hope will lead them to the suspect. >> kris: sarah, police say the suspect broke into the boloco restaurant in natick before making off with that cash. they believe that suspect was driving a small, red s.u.v. it happened sunday night at the fast-food restaurant on black semi-automatic pistol. look at the video. he's wearing an ore sized dark clothing, as well. witnesses describe this man as being about five feet five inches tall. that's the latest live in the control room, kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: kris, thank you. also this morning, the man accused of posing as an uber driver and sexually assaulting a umass amherst student is back behind bars. police say the 18-year-old was supposed to be wearing a g.p.s. house arrest but he allegedly removed it and disappeared over the weekend. when police arrested him at a home monday night, they say he was once again wearing the bracelet. major mess in lawrence after organizers in the weekend brazilian festival left the high school football field trashed, like you see here. cases of beer cans and garbage just covering the entire fi

inside 495 along the pike to natick and westin seeing some of that rain still falling along that way. to the south shore, pouring in scituate tonight. southward of pembroke and in quincy. plymouth to carver also seeing heavy rain. then out to cape cod right around buzzards bay and mashpee. looks like falmouth over to osteville and vineyard heavy rain. 2.91 inches thanks for that report on twitter as well. worcester who different reports. 5.24 inches of rain. 4.1 so far measure at the airport. either one of those combined at worcester airport. the entire summer month all in one day. really just in a few hours. holden four inches, stowe 3.8 and in newton an inch and a half at last check when that rain came on through. still, enough to cause some flooding. you get a break in the morning and another batch of showers rotates on in. that's because that front is still to our west it hasn't come lew yet. this today is the tropical front on by. the little storm push these showers on through. then by the evening those showers start to relent here comes the cold air changing raindrops over to sn

you will be back on the pike west before the allston pol toll most of the way out through natick. you will be jammed shortly after the tobin bridge up to lynnfield. southbound side is moving well although after the tobin bridge you will be jammed on the ramp to 93. not moving at all on the expressway in either direction, on the expressway south you will be heavy out of the o'neill tunnel. northbound side you are heavy into the tunnel. further back you will be jammed from the split up to neponset circle. past the split to route 24, 16 minutes. >> jadiann: the grandson of samsung's founder is stepping up after the failure of the most recent phone. samsung reported a sharp fall after the unprecedented recall and discontinuation of the fire prone galaxy >> ryan: a family in tennessee is suing amazon for $30 million after a hover board explode and destroyed their home. amazon failed to warn customers. two children were trapped inside the home during the fire. they had to jump into their father's arms from the second floor. >> he literally dove out of the window as soon as there was a ho

s hitting the books to learn more about the plant science and regulation at the northeastern institute of cannabis in natick, massachuse wanted an experience the plant hand learn how i could d really have the best medicine to offer to clients and the best education i could. >> nic has enrolled some 400 students fro across the country in its 12-course program that covers everythin from law to patient service and marketing. certifice and hopes that it will set them apart in an increasi competitive industry. when you walk into a -- i have a certificate that says i'm confident in cannadu know, for somebody who doesn't experien with cannabis. program is popular for people transitioning between careers and looking to adopt their career to the cannabis industry. not certified but has an applicat in the departmench license you in the seat and nic say they have one grad in every dispensary in the state. >> nice you have to in the studio. >> thanks. week ahead and do you remember the soup nazi from "seinfeld"? well, he's back and sel soup he made famous on tv. we'll ask him to diss on the details and serve up some s

>> marshall: john, right here on the roads we are getting on to the pike from route 30 here on the natick-framingham line. and you can see the traffic is starting to build. whereas the last couple construction going on. this one is in full demolition mode. ands that restricting the ability for cars to kind of get through the access. this is what's going to cause the delays that we're going to see. once those booths that are full destruction mode get going, you're going the clamp down on the ability for cars to get through, and that's what we're seeing here at route 30. sign boards everywhere, police are out directing traffic, and again, now there is traffic danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, marshall. as you just saw, getting on to the pike, those ramps really slowing things down. once you get on to the roadway, it's in the as bad out there. this is a look near allston-brighton. things are going fine. let's go to the maps now. maoly green on the pike. not seeing any major delays other than what you just saw from marshall. so 495 to 128 not too bad aside from where they are doing that demolition wo

she said that a lot of people are over at the natick center picking up passes and walking out with them on-site. they are extend you go the hours at those types pass shops through the weekend. if you are a aaa customer you can pick them up at the aaa offices. michael henrich, fox 25 news. >> anchor: new this morning. a burglary call turns into swats tanned off. ocean boulevard near the beach in hampton. you can see police blocking off the area around mary anne motel after they responded to a burglary call at 8:30. investigation. a man fired a gun at police and barricaded himself on the second floor. and no officers were hurt and police did not return fire. guests were evacuated and swat team swarmed the area. 1:00 this morning police discovered the man dead. his identity had not been released and police have not said how he died. >> and happening. now the nts. and faa are investigate inas to what happened when vice-presidential candidate mike pence's plane skidded along the runway. video showed crews removing the plane from the grass, that finally came to stop in. fortunately everyone o

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 five individuals and, therefore, no information has been released of who these people are, and the investi

. >> ryan: it's not the first time he fought to be released, byron barnett live in natick with the story. >> reporter: after 25 years behind bars, for second-degree murder, thomas maimoni asked his fleedom. while he says he takes responsibility he denies he committed murder. maimoni now 71 back before the parole board for the third time asking for his freedom. >> my actions and decisions to dispose of her remains and run are responsible for the narrative. there was nothing else to blame. >> reporter: he was convicted of taking 37-year-old martha brailsford out on his boat in 1991. beating the salem woman unconscious and flowing her overboard with a weighted down belt off the coast of questions, i would appreciate it. >> reporter: during a two-hour mary hearing maim own hoe appeared without a lawyer or lawyers gave an account of event that seemed to frustrate the -- >> did you kill her? >> i did in the attack martha. there was no fight on the deck. there was no beating. no -- >> but you were convicted. >> yes, sir,. >> why are you sitting before this board taking you didn't do in. >> i'm

now into the upper 30s. natick at 34 degrees. out the door at 39 and duxbury. clear skies and the sunshine will help with the warm-up today and a slow with sunshine breezy and bright at 3 p.m. and scattered clouds coming into play. don't have any rain, but i do have the poe tongs for some frost and some freeze here overnight tonight. so you can see i have got freeze warnings posted for the north shore, for the suburbs of boston down to interior southeastern massachusetts. we will take a look at exactly how cold it will get in your town and city in 10 minutes. julie grauert has live drive time traffic and a check. expressway. the expressway. we have a stall off to the right-handled shoulder. southbound still has reduced traffic. and right lane is blocked. check out the northbound commuters. things really slowing down on the expressway. it is 6:30. seems like everybody rushes out the door at the same time. we are seeing the discoloration on the map from the braintree split to columbia road. north of the pike, things slowing down just slightly on 93 south as you a

the focus will be on business that competes for university contracts. a student in natick is showing us how to overcome medical chales you to this week's a+ student. >> national security a recurring theme. both hillary clinton and donald trump stances on the issues. jc: it's still october, but this season has arrived at least at i heard a strange sound coming from my basement, and my hot water heater was leaking. luckily it's protected by a repair plan from homeserve, which covers things from drain valves to burners. heating system. hey, homeserve guy! sorry... jc: high school can be a tough student with medical conditions that make it tough to get around. ben: but sara berg of natick high school is also dealing with an invisible illness. newscenter 5's antoinette antonio shares her story. >> i have depression. and tobacco battling invisible illness. >> i have depression. antoinette: natick high school senior sara berg, the actor, director, and editor of this spoken word film, knows it all too well. dealing with mental health issues of her own, has caused her to miss sever

independence usa pac is responsible >> anchor: we're back providing a live view of the sun setting. at natick right now where traffic is moving a long but school to see sun raise hitting the camera there. really overall a nice day across new england. a little cool, certnl like it should this time of year. >> anchor: well, that was pretty unless you know the sun is moving to the west it's actually kind of freak pretty dangerous. it reminded me i need to wash my car bass it's even harder to see. so nice out there. >> anchor: lots of is sunshine through the afternoon and more sun coming at us tomorrow and again on wednesday but it's cooler. it's in fact we'll go ahead and label this chilly tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures i don't think will make it out of the 40's tomorrow afternoon or if they do they are minutes tops. dry until thursday and then rain comes at us thursday afternoon. that may, that may start as some sleet. worcester hills, southern new hampshire on thursday afternoon. rainfall october, yeah, we had a lot of it last friday evening. you know that. for the city of boston 4.07 in

the fire is under investigation. >>> a crash kills a 20-year-old in natick. police say the driver happened into an 81-year-old car and then spun off the road hitting a tree. the 81-year-old, not hurt. non-life-threatening injuries. >> and turning to our election countdown, just 27 days away from voters headed to the polls. early voting has already begun in some key battleground states where both donald trump and hillary clinton are still neck and neck. today's trump's focus is in florida and clinton is in colorado. steve handlesman has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: be sure to vote, donald trump told supporters today in battleground florida. >> if you're not registered, get the hell out of here, okay. leave right now and go register. >> reporter: because of hurricane matthew, the deadline's been extended a week in florida. early voting began today in ohio with mixed feedback already in from two other battlegrounds. democratic turn-out is strong in north carolina, republican turn-out strong in iowa. but trailing in most swing states polls, ign

the seacoast as well. temperatures are 60 in boston, 10 degrees warmner natick, just a short distance away. duxbury, it's 66 degrees right now. we had a little sea fog earlier. we're seeing some of that possible in to the night tonight. future cast, keeps those skies clearing through the late evening hours. no rain when i receive you at 10:00 p.m. then overnight, here comes our next front, it's not going to be much in the way of rain, but i do want to mention that we could be seeing a shower or two during the day tomorrow from the north to the south, we should be looking great for your wednesday. wakeup temperatures in the lower and middle 60's, so it will feel like a summer morning with the humidity around too and then your highs, nearing 80, as you go south and weapons of mass destruction of boston, with an offshore wind, i do think we'll be able to warm up the seacoast to the north hand shout shore, at least in to the mid and upper 70's. here's the front, it's a broken line of showers coming through. there's 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon tomorrow, anywhere very isolated, 20% of the area. the

the victim was a suspect in robbery of a bar last week. police asking for help in finding a man that robbed a natick restaurant over the weekend. an employee told police this man threatened him with a pistol before taking off with cash. it happened on washington street -- on worcester street just after 10:00 on sunday night. natick police are asking anyone them a call. >> sara: everett has no memory of hitting state police captain. jose perez rodriguez was in court yesterday. he faces several charges, including assault and battery and racing a motorcycle. captain christopher wilcox was hit sunday night on route 1 when he was working detail for the patriots game. investigators say perez rodriguez was speeding on his motorcycle into oncoming traffic. his attorney told the judge the captain wilcox has a skull fracture and broken nose but we are told he could be released from the hospital as early as today. rodriguez being held on $10,000 bail. >>> sara: mom in salem, new hampshire out on bail. she let a seven-year-old start her car which then rolled over on her daughter. she faces child endangerment charges. the seven-year-old shif

the crash is still being investigated. >>> natick police are releasing surveillance video this morning of a pretty bold crime in the hope of catching a pair of thieves. take a look at this. this happened at the pet world on route 9 east on saturday. you can see a man walk up to a van and fish around inside. he grabbed a wallet, but what yo while the van's owner was standing just feet away. the victim actually spotted the man and confronted him but he ran away while a woman he was with took off in a car, possibly a black honda. >>> it is just about 4:47, as you are getting ready to head out the door. do want to remind you wrap up columbus day weekend. mbta and the commuter rail operating on a weekday 128 northbound and southbound moving along without issue. problem-free on route 1 and 9 3 south. if anything changes i will let you know. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 20 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. >>> taking a look at the weather now, and so the sox had to postpone the game because the rain yesterday. a lot of people h