here is live look at the tobin and things still jammed inbound on tobin bridge. 24 minutes route 1 to the tobin and hour and ten minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 41 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: the red line driver in charge of last week's runaway train is currently off the job without pay and learned punishment likely won't add there and catherine parrotta in braintree with brand-new details this hour with the drivers. good morning, catherine. >> catherine: good morning, gene. while we know this morning on unpaid leave for 30 days and notes it -- knows it is status quo and the operator we are talking about is david vazquez. he has been with the mbta for more than 20 years and attended disciplinary hearing yesterday. last thursday it was before 6:00 a.m. when vazquez got off the inbound train to check for a problem when the train started moving. it traveled unmanned before power cut to the third rail. transit official recommended yesterday that vazquez be fired and general manager of the mbta

our mike tobin is live on the ground. the firm call from the demonstrators today is, rahm emanuel, the mayor of chicago, the stepping down of your police chief was not enough. they want rahm emanuel to step down, as well. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. the possibility of a flare swas almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doc

tobin bridge still picking up pup tobin bridge both directions there, a couple of lanes shut down. also on route 93. 93 northbound workers at south hampton street has cleared away. whatever delays has eased out. 95 south and 128 north looks like those workers have cleared. emily? emily: a new poll of u.s. republicans shows that more than half are in support of the climate deal reached in paris. the reuters/ipsos poll shows that 58% of republicans surveyed say they approve of u.s. steps to curb global warming. a high number, but still in stark contrast to 91% of democrats polled. 40% of republicans, however, say they would support a presidential candidate, willing to work with other countries on the cause. emily: a congressional committee will conduct an investigation into concussions next year. together medical, military and sports professionals, to look at short and long-term effects of head trauma. concussions are often discussed in the context of sports, like but some lawmakers say the problem goes beyond that, and impacts a large portion of the population. randy: a court clerk

shakespeare said and the pace came out and now we see mike tobin, matt fin is there, too. matt, can you hear me and tell us what's going on? >> reporter: i can, right now it's relatively calm right now. hundreds, upwards of a thousand protesters standing in the middle of chicago's michigan avenue outside millennium park chanting shut it down and 16 shots, referring to the 16 shots the police officer fired, police officer jason van dyke against laquan mcdonald, this is much calmer, moments ago, it got very heated. police were getting confrontational with police, pretty physical, no arrests but it got very heated there. chicago says these protesters said they were coming to hit chicago where it hurts in the pocketbook. so they stormed the financial district today. they stormed the entrance of macy's, the legendies marshall fields building and outside chicago's trading district. they're saying no justice and no profit.

expressway slow from furnace brook parkway up to columbia road. minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 42 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connect and her 32 minutes on 99 because of that accident from route 60 to rutherford ave. >> julie: new details we are following in whitman. 15-year-old girl hit by a car on the way to school. take a look. this is picture of the car that struck her, see the impact knock the passenger side mirror off the car. good news is girl only has minor injuries on arm and knee and she is being checked out at south shore hospital and driver did stop and being interviewed by police right now. >> sara: police in littleton are searching for a man they claim chased a teen home while she was walking her dog and harassed her banging on her front door. the woman is sharing her story only on fox25. description of suspect this morning. jess? >> jessica: sara, the teenager says the suspect here with light accident and thankful to be okay and this has taken away the whole sense of security. she says it all started on this stretch of king street in littleton o

mike tobin has more from chicago. auel as w'eal s tir of al of thracismnd wewnt rahm to step down." new calls for the resignation of handling of the police oi eat of lquan mcdona and rnald johnson. while the chicago mayor apologized earlier this week... community leaders say it'snt og.liinsnsas "citizens have the gh to recall their representatives and elected officials." medical students staging a die in today... lasting 16 minutes... one minute orveyhtirda mcdonald. mos says: "i have learned not to trust people and not to take apologies from people who are no sryabu age" republican presidential candidate ben carson meeting with chicago religious leer dy.. e old'tsyih thought th mayor should resign... instead saying the people should decide. carson says: "to get the various omnet f eouit.to lk, to develop a relationship, to get to know each other.. because when that happens, a lot of times, things do not blow up." while esdetobmaha t recently spoken with his former chief of staff... mayor emanuel... the white uesasthe prse asbe lowing the events closely. earnest says: "the mayor him

the live drive times. 43 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin bridge. like i mentioned expecting that to drop now that the accident has cleared. 27 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 14 minutes 93 south from the cloverleaf to the leverett connector. stormtracker meteorologist sarah wroblewski in for shiri think week. you are keeping an eye on sprinkles making their way >> sarah: a few light showers >> sarah: a few light showers. i just tweeted that. very mild out there. lower 40s for the afternoon. mid-40s right now. sunrise occurs at 7:02. sunset at 4:1. the start of the warm-up as we head through the day and through the weekend as temperatures will be climbing upper 50s low 60s. we will have to watch on sunday though. indications of a back-door cold front may cool off the coast in northeastern areas. we may not achieve those neared near record levels. i want to take a look at the record high temperatures. these are not the forecast high temperatures but but the tu records that stand. in boston, 68 on saturday. i don't thin

here are the live drive times, 26 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 42 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 36 minutes on the pike from 495 to the mass ave. keep a close eye on that breaking news right now. back to you. >> gene: all right, julie, 7:03, police in littleton are searching for a suspicious man this morning. a teenager says he was harassing her while she was out walking her dog. >> sara: only on fox25 this morning we are hearing from the teenager who says that stranger followed her home. fox25 jessica reyes live in littleton this morning where the incident is understandably unsettling for this quiet town, jess. >> jessica: it is, sara. police here are asking everyone to be vigilant and keep an eye out for anything suspicious. the teen says she refuses to go anywhere by herself now and she tells us it all started on this stretch of street here in littleton when she was walking her dog on monday night she says that man first approached her she says if not for her dog, she is afraid it could have been much worse. >> i was going to throw up. like --

work crews downtown 93 the zakim bridge somerville both directions as well as route 1 and the tobin bridge inside the sumner tunnel and also on the mass pike both directions between the allston/brighton tolls and the expressway of routate 93. much of the same overnight crews expected to pick up by 5:00 a.m. route 3 between derby street and route 93 as well as 95 at the emily. emily: kevin, thank you. right now. firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in worcester that killed an elderly brother and sister. the flames broke out around 8:00 last night on burncoat street. we are still waiting to learn the names of the two people who died. neighbors say they lived in the single-family home for decades. firefighters say the fire spread by the time they arrived on scene, most of the damage had already been done. right now jurors are just hours away from deciding the fate of the teenager accused of raping and murdering his teacher. erika: all eyes will be on the courthouse in salem today. the eyeopener's sera congi is there to set the stage. sera: erika and emily, closing argumen

being totally fogged out, still voluma hasn't got for the peak level route. 16 minutes 128 to the tobin and 26 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike and 26 minute on 93 south from the cloverleaf to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: new details on breaking news in revere this morning. at least two people were killed in triple shooting and another person is badly hurt. out inside of a triple-decker, this is all breaking right before the 10:00 p.m. news last united. fox25 catherine parrotta is live at the scene on wait street with some new details about the victims. catherine? oxygen. >> catherine: good morning, sara. two of the victims were a man and woman they appeared to be in 20s. third victim man appeared to be in his 60s. again, though, waiting for some information from officials whom i have e-mailed this morning and draw attention to the scene helped me, wait intersection at floyd street and see nearly 12 hours after this occurred you can see police still on the scene here, part of the street still blocked off in front

your live drive times. 22 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 495 to the leverett connector. 24 minutes from 128 in peabody to the wesson tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >>> mechanik problems delayed hour. a kingston line was stopped between braintree and south weymouth. they tweeted out that the line was delayed for 80 minutes. the train lost all power before south weymouth leaving passengers to sit in the park. the train got moving an hour later. no reports on any delays on that line. >>> on fox25 this morning, we are hearing from the van driver who forget to drop a child off at day care. >> the 5-year-old fell asleep in the back and was left alone for nearly an hour before someone saw him. fox25 jessica reyes was live in lawrence for that driver admits that made a mistake. jess? >> hi, sara, good morning. that little boy is very young, just 5 years old and this morning, police are still that bus driver spoke only to fox25 last night. that boy was left all alone on the bus when he headed to day care yesterday morning. he was forgotten by that hired private bus drive and the

here are live drive times, 15 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 34 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector, 44 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. fox25 storm tracker weather joining us and reminding everyone, don't forget that umbrella today because you will be seeing some rain drops. >> shiri: got 100% chance of rain. julie. it is starting right now. take you out live right now to plymouth and you could see that we have got some wet cars and got wet cars, we got wet roads and we need you to slow down a little bit. we don't want julie reporting on any more than she has to here, so let's get you into work safe and keep in mind roads are going to be wet but they are definitely not horrendous right now. rain, fog, going to be the biggest issues we have but much more so when we hit lunchtime and the afternoon, these are more like weather nuisances today, lightning going to put in the low risk category here because we are not seeing any kind of severe thunderstorms this afternoon. just perhaps an isolated rumble of thunder, that's it, but we go

live drive times. 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 18 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 24 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and catherine, back to >>> breaking news this morning. one person is dead. several others critically hurt in a crash on the las vegas friendship is. a woman drove her car into a crowd of people near the paris hotel and the planet hollywood resort. 37 people were hurt and the strip was closed as dozens of fire trucks and ambulances arrived on scene. police say they are treating this accident as an intentional act, but not an act of terror. witnesses say the driver made no effort to avoid the crowd. >> it looked like she wasn't trying to stop the car. she had both of her hands on the wheel and looking straightforward and men running after her trying to stop the vehicle. >> gene: the crash happened while the miss universe pageant was taking place. the driver just moved to the las vegas area. a 3-year-old child was in her car and was not hurt. we will have more on this breaking story throughout th

overall a fairly nice ride down to the tobin bridge. we've been keeping an eye on the crash on 128 south manchester-by-the-sea. a crash which school street as two lanes block. just the breakdown lanes getting by. you do have some slowdowns. getting by that should be in the process of clearing. it's been out there for quite a while. routes 3, 93, 95, nice ride new hampshire down to 128 and beyond. downtown pick up all the overnight work crews. the expressway so far so good. you're getting a little busy. still a 10-minute ride split up to the o'neill tunnel. no troubles on routes 3, 24, 95. you're looking good out to the west. if you're starting the morning with the trains, all lines are running on time. emily. emily: sounds good, kevin. thank you. student. dennis njoroge hasn't been seen for two weeks. this morning family and friends are pleading for help and hoping for clues. they spent sunday handing out flyers at northeastern university and at other areas around boston. njoroge was home in worcester for thanksgiving. his older sister

here are live drive times, 18 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 50 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector, 28 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. catherine parrotta tweeted this out that shiri has been tracking record breaking warmth but if you look very closely at the pictures she tweeted, you will see shiri in some unconventional footwear but we all sport amount of temperature. >> can't do it in heels, might have to trade for flip-flops i think as we head toward thursday because we have a huge warm-up underway. i can see how beautiful it looks in boston right now, we have high, thin clouds filtering this and breezy today and winter begins at 11:48 tonight but no winter like temperatures in sight here, but no hope of christmas snow but tons of chances for rain and keep it real -- not going to bump us all the way down to zero but i have a very low chance of showers tomorrow, right in meat potatoes of the day, late-morning straight through the afternoon and showers wednesday night we got rain, thursday we will have a couple stragglers left

mike tobin live at city hall. mike?ter: and john, despite the efforts of the mayor, this crowd of demonstrators continues to grow and continues to march in the city of chicago. rahm emanuel gave his speech to city council and began with a ka pit lags to the demands of black leadership, that he apologize. >> i take responsibility for what happened because it happened on my watch. and if we're going to fix it, i want you to understand it's my responsibility with you. but if we're also going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step and i'm sorry. >> reporter: the problem with the mayor's apology is that these demonstrators didn't listen and say they don't care to listen. >> don't want to hear anything he's got to say. he's not going to give us the answer or anything that we need. i feel i shouldn't even listen to him. he's not going to give me an answer about the community and tell them this is what we need and this is what we've got. that's exactly why we're here to disrupt everything today.

tobin bridge and the expressway, looking good on the roads. where there is dense fog, take it easy in some of those areas. no troubles, though. south of town, good shape on 128, 93 fine shape. no trouble on the maps. 93, 95 out of new hampshire, 93 now from 495 down to boston, take you a little over 20 minutes. if you're taking the trains this morning, all rides are operating on special. ready for a big move trying to more than 100 people sick. emily: the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live in boston with the steps being taken this morning. >> an snppings happening at this chipotle restaurant later on today. if everything comes back clean, the chipotle could reopen by the end of this week. for the last few weeks, workers have been cleaning and disinfecting the place interest top to bottom after a norovirus outbreak. about 140 people, most of them nausea and vomit ing after eating at this cleveland circle location. the mother of a 16-year-old boy is now suing chipotle. boston health officials said an employee was sick during a shift at the r

actually crashed one tickets first went on sale in the tobin. -- in october. the movie could make at least $200 million this weekend alon e. the film opened in more than 4100 the editors nation -- theaters nationwide. >> best movie this year for sure and i'm going to come see it again tomorrow. >> one of our best friends missed it and i had to give my take it away so he missed out on a lot. >> just to keep the frenzy going, people say they do want they do have showings going every hour. the last show will be at 12:15 tonight. they have sold out for a few of them. krystal: were you trying to snag a ticket, is that while you got this assignment? michelle: we need to get on that. krystal: i know. we will. michelle: the vatican says pope francis has signed off on the miracle needed to make other teresa a saint. krystal: she passed away 20 years ago. frances approved the decree no date is set for the canonization. media speculates the ceremony will take place in the first week of september to coincide with her death. the media involves and then in brazil who went i

here are those live drive times, 17 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 39 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 25 minutes on 128 as you head from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. fox25 storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear joining us and wanted to share this picture of a beautiful sunrise at revere beach this morning. shiri, i think it is a sign of what's to come. >> shiri: looks like a beach day but doesn't feel like a beach day. boston right now we have got crystal clear skies in place, wind will gust up to 20 miles per hour this afternoon and i kind of picture perfect weather plan into the weekend as winds relax again it is going to calm, going to be bright and each day it gets warmer over the weekend. next chance of rain rolls in on tuesday into early wednesday morning. here is look though at what you should plan around and i have got conditions nice and clear with boston at about 38 right now. so a little bit milder as usual in the city seeing those nice clear skies into the afternoon by lunchtime we are in the middle 40s, we peak in

here are those live drive times. 23 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. hour 15 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. 43 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. fox25 storm tracker weather in for shiri and i know that you're keeping an eye on chance of rain and then things clearing out. >> sarah: few spot showers out there, notice if you step outside the ground is damp in some spots and still going to be dealing with that threat this morning and improvements into the afternoon. as for tonight i'm increasing the chances mainly across the cape and islands before we dry it out through the afternoon on friday. rainfall totals less than tenth of inch this morning and still expecting to pick up on some more rain in places like nantucket because take a look, hour of showers blossoming and look over the island there and otherwise a lot of the activity starting to fizzle out as clouds break apart right now. it is mild out there, folks. temperatures in the 40s and 50s down across the cape and islands and we are going to continu

mike tobin is in the middle of all of it and has the report tonight. >> hell no! we won't go! >> reporter: demonstrations grew in size and passion on the streets of chicago despite the efforts of rahm emanuel to calm them. a capitulation to the demands of black leadership in chicago, words hard with a man with a reputation that the democrat built. >> we're also going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step, and i'm sorry. >> reporter: demonstrators outside council chambers didn't listen. >> he's not going to give us answers or anything that we need. >> reporter: all in response to the release of a police dashcam video which chicago police officer jason van dyke can be seen firing 16 rounds into 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, videotape kept under wraps in charges van dyke delayed for a year. following that more alleged police misconduct, several heads of the police force were fired or resigned and the department of justice launched an investigation. demonstrators have been on the streets since before thanksgiving demanding the mayor's resignation.

i want to head -- straight out to chicago where fox news mike tobin is following story. mike? reporter: trish, pace picked up. we're getting close toward demonstrators. they might be making another run for the expressway. what they have been doing making a circle around the chicago board of trade, chanting, shut it down. for all the efforts mayor emanuel has been making, this crowd of demonstrators has been growing inside and growing in passions. you can see them, in track i lost track what street we're on right now. they're picking up the pace and demanding resignation of rahm emanuel the mayor and state's attorney anita alvarez. the problem with their demand there is no legal mechanism on the book to out of a sitting mayor in the city of chicago. there is one organizations circulating petitions to try to force this resignation or force the law on to the books, a recall law, if you will but it's a not there yet. and we're looking now as they're blocking off intersection of congress and, congress and, i believe this would be lasalle. and numbers are growing and passion growing

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check traffic and weather together every ten minutes and look at live drive time, 28 peabody to the tobin bridge. sarah? >> sarah: temperatures improving from the 20s and 30s to the 40s in some spots and now 50s for the vineyard and nantucket and wide range and still need the jacket and temperatures climb well above average getting into the 40s and 50s and this warm weather not going to last too long. i will show you what to expect cooler weather and risk of showers i'm tracking. >> daniel: two would be car thieves try to carjack a woman at gunpoint and loud horn put >> julie: what if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to twelve hours. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. >> daniel: three men could be charged with murder in deadly shooting in south boston. fox25 was on shooting saturday night as police combed colony avenue for clues and tells fox25 the big break came when a car matching the description of one seen speeding away was pulled ov

the last time we checked in on this shot of the zakim bridge. 13 minutes on route 1 from 138 to the tobin. 18 minutes from the braintree split to the pike. 26 minutes from 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >>> police in littleton are searching for a suspicious man. a teenager was harassing her when she walked her dog. >> only on fox25 this morning, we are from that teenager who says that stranger followed her home. fox25 jessica reyes live in littleton where the incident is really unsettling for this quiet town, jess. >> reporter: certainly is, sara >> reporter: certainly is, sara, and that teenager says she refuses to go anywhere alone. happened on this section of she was walking her dog here as she does every night when that man approached her and she told our crews if it hadn't been for her dog, she fear it is would have been much worse. >> i was going to throw up like -- i was going to throw up. probably the scary probably the scariest thing that i -- i've gone through so far at this point. >> reporter: what started out as a routine walk with her

leverett connector a little backed up though and drive times, route 128 to the tobin and 34 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connect and her 49 minutes on 128 south from peabody to the weston tolls. >> sara: two people are killed in a house fire in worcester last night, and this morning investigators want to know how it started as they try to piece it together, we are learning more about the victims. fox25 jessica reyes is live in front of the house where investigators are back now at the scene. good morning, jess. >> jessica: good morning, sara, that's right, they got here within the last hour and coming through burn coated street where the fire started cruiser, and he has been out here since we got on the scene around 4:30 this morning, but we know the victims here an elderly man and elderly woman about 30 firefighters were here last night trying to save the two victims and understand the flames moved very quickly, the house was quickly filled with smoke, and when crews got here both were found unconscious. they were rushed to a local hospital but they were pronounced dea

still bumper-to-bumper through brighton and live drive time, 17 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin and hour on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 38 minutes on 128 from peabody to the weston tolls >> blair: right now we continue to follow breaking news out of mass shooting in california. the shooters were a married couple with six-month-old baby. they left child with family members hours before the shooting. the male gunman was county employee and actually attended the holiday party he attacked before leaving angrylee and both suspects were wearing go pro cameras during the shooting. piece together about the lives of 28-year-old syed farook and 27-year-old wife tashfeen malik. syed farook was born in the u.s. but had recently going to saudi arabia. fox news now reporting the couple each carrying ar15 rifle and pistol and also had bombs and remote detonator and investigators still don't have motive for the killings. police know syed farook had worked at the center where the shootings took place but they know very little about his wife. this morning spoke with dan linsky

mike tobin, what's happening out there where you are right now? >> at the moment, if i look over my shoulder, they've blocked the entrance to the apple store and chanting no justice, no profit. the stated goal, kind of like what they did on black friday, was to disrupt holiday shopping. retailers say their sales have been off 25% to 50%. one thing you may not be getting from the shot here. it looks like a big crowd but this is a smaller crowd than in previous days. i'm going to ballpark about 150, 200. if you swing the camera around 180 degrees. come this way. let's show the line of bike cops out here. i would estimate that as many demonstrators as you have here, you also have police officers. and a large part of what they are doing is blocking traffic. frankly keeping the demonstrators safe. in terms of making the big impact on holiday shopping. they are making some impact. probably not as big as they hoped to. not as big as what they said going into this event. >> mike tobin on the streets in the michigan avenue area. >>> are you spending more o

none of the yellow and red what we kind of worry how long we are to the tobin bridge. shiri? >> shiri: 52 in boston, mostly cloudy skies and coming home from work and wet roadways we are going to deal with and break down the extent of today's showers and tomorrow's flurries when we come back. >> julie: keeping tabs one of the hot new services in demand right now to keep nanny's on their toes. >> julie: what would you do if you found a bag full of cash. coming up next how restaurant worker went out of her way to return more than a year's salary left in booth by busy diner. >> gene: we are giving away praise everyday until christmas, today's winner in phyl your stocking contest is tammy catture of lawrence. congratulations, tammy, you just ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh hush my darling... don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. hush my darling... [snoring.] don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation >> julie: bernie sanders is being suspended with a major blow. >> reporter: dnc voters are considered a gold min

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and the tobin. 19 minutes florida 495 to the leverett connector. 22 minutes on 128 as you head from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. speaking of tips where fox25 stormtracker meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us. this morning, you might want to warm up the car but then unseasonably warm. >> sarah: absolutely. unseasonably warm. above average for this time of year. in fact some spots at 60 degrees yesterday and we are going to make another run at it today. there with some cool conditions in some areas. we saw temperatures fall below freezing and high thin clouds and fog forming and where the fog is forming where temperatures are below freezing we could see patchy black ice. take it easy on the roadways. most of the activity and a threat will difficulty once the sun rises and we will see some improvement. it another mild day out there and i am watching the ocean storm that could bring the risk of two showers to some locations. boston hit 59 degrees. our unseasonably warm conditions because sure enough conditions because sure enough, normally the mid-40s for thigh time of yea

live drive times. 17 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to columbia road. still low on 24 because of that earlier accident. 31 minutes florida 123 to 128 31 minutes florida 123 to 128. speaking of that fog. shiri saying beware of dense fog early and afternoon we switch over to wind. a busy day to look forward to. >> trading one or the other and yesterday was wet weather. turning into a windy day and that is really the biggest weather story of our thursday here. just a few snowflakes, a couple of rain drops. nothing that will really accumulate and ruin your day. 99% of it will run dry. afternoon those winds kick into gear and tons of sunshine between friday and monday this week. current conditions still looking a little bit soggy out across the cape and islands look how warm it is there in the 50s. good morning boston at 51. looking mostly cloudy. 44 in lawrence. 40 in portsmouth, new hampshire where we have dense fog in place right now. we have to watch it on the road we have to watch it on the road zero visibility. problem

live drive times, 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 18 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 12 minutes on 93 south from the cloverleaf to the leverett connector. back to you. >>> new details in revere. two people were killed in a triple shooting and another western badly hurt. >> gunfire ringing out in a triple decker. all breaking before a 10 p.m. news. fox25's catherine parrotta was street where police are still inside that apartment. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke with police on the scene just before 4:00 and they told me they are expected to be here for a while more. here we are two hours later and you can see still an active scene here. in terms of who i saw here. revere police members of the gang unit and detectives in plain clothes. and the investigation has been focused around that multifamily gray building that you see on the corn they are surrounded by crime scene tape. here is what we know about this so far. want to start off by giving you a look at cell phone video captured by a woman who was nearby when this happene

electronic willing to is used on the tobin bridge. mass dot is set to get rid of toll takers on the pike in anyone without an e jesus pass will face a surcharge for the pay by plate system. the herald reports that some state representatives brothery state representatives brotheryed this will force riders to get an easy pass this they say is an intrusion of privacy. the state haven't decided how much that will be. >>> a mother and her teenaged son are heading to court. both are accused of attacking his neighbor as he looked at a christmas tree. jim serafus telling fox25 that he was admiring his veteran he was admiring his veteran-themed tree ben his upstairs neighbors suddenly attacking him. the teen came to him with a pair of scissors. >> he opened the scissors that caused me to have defense i have wounds on my hands. i have deep cuts on three of my fingers. >> the victim said there have been ongoing dispute over issues that include dleeng up after a dog. he was also charged with violating a protection order involving his neighbors. >

here are live drive time 31 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin and almost an hour 495 to the arrest connectioner and 34 minutes on the expressway the pike. daniel and sara, back to you. >> daniel: there are several breaking developments this morning in the mass shooting in san bernardino, california. >> sara: overnight we learned there was a married couple with baby and suspect was suspect was a devout muslim but never talked about religion at work and explosives have been found at the couple's home. blair miller has guns used in mass shooting. >> blair: we are learned the guns used were purchased legally here in the u.s. and two of them were sold by someone that's now under investigation. as for the shooters police say 28-year-old syed farook and 27-year-old tashfeen malik were prepared for assault and fbi has surrounded their home and devices. fox news reporting the couple pivotal and police sources saying the suspect vehicle had multiple pipe bombs on it and the suspects had go pro cameras strapped to body armor that included more ammunition stuffed to the vest and they don't hav

take a look at route 1, up to 38 minutes because of that accident from 128 to the tobin tobin. from the braintree split to the pike. 29 minutes on 93 south from 49 29 minutes on 93 south from >>> well, police remain on the scene this morning of a deadly house fire in worcester. two elderly people lost their lives late last night. fox25 jessica reyes live at the scene where we expect investigators to be out there again this morning. good morning, jess. >> reporter: the past couple of hours, it has been there this way in the driveway of this home where this happened. fire fighters were here for several hours last night. they did their best to rescue those two people. but unfortunately both of them died in this fire. we have learned those victims are an elderly man and woman. fire started just before 8:00 in the greendale neighborhood and the fire was getting worse by worse by the second. the house was filled with smoke and they also found those two victims unconscious when they got there last night when they got there last night. they were rushed to the hospital. on the way to the hospita

here are your live drive times. 23 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 48 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. 45 minutes on 128. back to you. >>> and, of course, road major story this morning as julie was saying, as more people hit the highways for work. >> daniel: fox25's michael henrich driving through chelmsford on route 3 and the conditions out there, michael, not great. >> reporter: no, they are pretty bad actually guys. and they are certainly getting worse. we are getting off of route 3 trying to get on to 495 to show you that accident hear in chelmsford. conditions actually -- this is a good opportunity to show you these on-and-off ramps, as bad as the roads, you get those inclines and you are more prone to be icing over on these on-and-off ramps. you want to be particularly careful. right now we are going 15 miles per hour up hill, and we are in a news van. that is a larger vehicle, but still, you want to take it slow. it is not a good situation out here. a moment before we got on the off-ramp here we saw route 3 heading into the city backed up we did see a police

here are live drive times, 18 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 33 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 32 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: there's now a two part investigation into this house fire in milton this morning. firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked the fire >> sara: and they also want to know why a six-year-old girl was home all alone when this fire broke out. fox25 jessica reyes is live in milton this morning where firefighters are still on scene at this hour. jess? >> jessica: good morning, sara, they are still out here the duplex here at hudson street and look at the window, you can see stockings hanging there and just 1 week before christmas and now police are looking into why the six-year-old little girl was here by herself. fire crews showed up around dinner time last night. we understand the little girl did get out safely and went if the neighbor's home, mother got home a short time later but investigation is underway this morning. the worst damage is to the b

here are live drive times, 33 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 32 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 48 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: crews are expected back out at a deadly house fire in worcester that claimed two lives sunday night and determining what sparked the fire. jessica reyes live at the scene and, jess, we know both of these victims were elderly. >> jessica: that's right, joan we know elderly man and woman and we know that house has been here since 1940, crews said it was a total loss and this morning there's a police cruiser parked in the driveway, they have been here since we have been here on scene since 4:30 this morning, and we know 30 firefighters were responding to the fire last night. they did their best to rescue the two people, but unfortunately both of them were pronounced dead at the hospital. victims are elderly man and woman. the fire started around 8:00 here in worcester last night. and when those crews showed up here they found the whole home was already fil

correspondent mike tobin is live in chicago to tell us what's happening on the ground. good evening, mike. >> good evening, ed. the demonstrations have now wrapped up for the evening. but there was some pushing and shoving about 2:00 or a little after that when the whole thing became leaderless. it became leaderless because the older organizers of the demonstrators got on the megaphone and announced people should go home and be with their families. the young people in the crowd chanted hell no, we won't go. they took off along michigan avenue blocking the stores. wouldn't let people in or out. wouldn't allow them in the river north neighborhood with, the stated goal of disrupting holiday shopping. >> the people are saying look, if you shut down our schools, shut down our hospitals, we'll shut down your stores. because that's the only thing that seems that the mayor will listen to. because the administration values profit over people. he has to go. >> by blocking people that have an opportunity to celebrate the special time of year, and what it means to us all socially,

here are live drive times, 21 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin and 25 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the mass pike and 41 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. daniel and sara, back to you. >> daniel: roads are not only concern during the heart of the so are the rails. >> gene:. >> sara: we have had weather related problems already this morning. christine mccarthy live at south station monitoring the commute, that is, this morning. christine? >> christine: it is getting a lot busier here at south station, but still pretty quiet at this hour of the morning. take a look at the board behind me you can see no problems, no delays to report on the board but that, of course, is not the case for all the trains across the mbta. you heard a little bit earlier about awe heater not functioning on a red line switch causing it to be impacted with ice. since then a maintenance crew has resolved that issue and delay on the green line d branch is also resolved by now. on the commuter rail some delays on middleborough line to south station, switch to south

reporter: michael tobin watch the disappearing tickets and their reappearance to the secondary venture recognizing the familiar scheme. these are computerized systems that go on line to purchase tickets right away. reporter: he blames the software designed in navigator app systems to prevent the change for making purchases. >> much like volume traders, that can damage wall street in the finance market. reporter: last time springsteen toured for more than a quarter million dollars his primary site to secondary site sold for more money. the irony is on the secondary ticketing market that there's more transparency. >> they are expensive. reporter: you would like more legislation. meanwhile dedicated springsteen following the boss around the country and search for tickets nonstop of another resale site. >> the best was that the world theater during the ghost of tom jones. >> working the people who want to see a show or game. >> ticketmaster did not respond to its requests for comment friday. mac king "fox 5 news." steve: it's a bummer either way. member boston college students stricken by

ni6 3 3 and thing are moving along nicely. 11 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes on s h south from 495 to the leverett connector. 21 minutes on . no8 froror oute . no34 peabos d to the weston tolls. stormtracker meteorologist sara underwood . >> s& mah: joining us now. winds are not so much an issue but your tweet swas acs that the clouds mwas ac linger a bit, right. >> sarah: nothing to push out the clouds. sometimes when yove get the winds it scoots things out of here. high pressure in control which is kind of ay bood thing too, whicnlmeansy beneralous. dry conditions. no more of the rain we dealt with yeste 2was ac. yoeaking of yeste 2was ac, boston hit 44 degrees, right where we should be for this time oror 3 3 sociar. high for the date was 65. getting into the 60s this time of year is not corusleteous. unco pfon and in fact, i have to tell you looking at the wer jend forecast, it loo ta& vepo mild and sho8 d buni6 3 3 battling the record highs. the highs on sunday is about 5 3 3. what we are dealing with today are dry reasonable continues. tracking a few showero

here are live drive times, 35 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 56 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and heather, back to you. >> gene: burned body found in milton. >> heather: charred remains were found right behind some home. catherine parrotta live inside the boston line where the police spent the night investigating, catherine. >> catherine: yeah, blue hills parkway where we are right now, i'm standing in milton, mattapan that you see behind me and i'm going to step out of the way here so you can see the area where the investigation was concentrated and fenced in area between mbta station and couple of homes here on the side of the street and i want to show you this video too now that it is a little bit lighter, photographer went over there and gave you closer perspective of the wooded area and see what it looks like now that it is lighter. we had a crew on scene overnight and more active and been cleared now but officials were here and again, it is near mbta station. according to the d.a.'s office this is wh

. >>> michael tobin adviser to senator schumer. he said that hillary clinton's record as secretary of state could wind up hurting her. >> to say that we're finally on the right track implies that we've been on the wrong track. and as secretary of state she had serious policy for setting the united states and europe and the rest of the world on that wrong trap. >> do you know if it is about the economy? >> republicans fare better on issues of national security and international affairs if for no other reason appealing to voters protectionists. >> let's go to this new tiff, if you will, saying donald trump is used by isil to bring in new recruits. trump is saying she's a liar. >> certainly anything to move more moderate even further or center right muslims to feel as if they're not welcome in the united states, and western europe even more that's already the case, it does benefit isil recruitment, and trump is going a long way to making that happen. it's commonsense. i don't know if liar liar pants on fire is a mature response. >> is