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oglesby was known as the voice of the pioneer valley at umass amherst when he was a radio dj. and if you have been on the t, you might know him today -- as the guy with the smooth, calming voice. >> this gave me an opportunity to sharpen my chops and do something i really like to do . with the mbta, oglesby has decided to retire. >> i'm looking forward to the future and opportunties outside . diane: currently he serves as the deputy director of paratransit contract operations, but over the years his position has transformed from everything from the editorial assistant for the general manager in 1985 to the complaint unit and manager of policies and procedures. >> yeah, i have done a lot of different departments. that's the feeling i get. i feel like i am the last of the mohegan's. diane: he started out doing training videos then the announcements on the train back in 1994 on the side. he says after completing an internship at channel 5 his , dream job for years was to be a booth announcer for the news. diane: he would like to continue to do voiceover work. diane cho, wcvb news

diane back in college, frank : oglesby was known as the voice of the pioneer valley at umass amherst when he was a radio d.j. and if you have been on the t, you might know him today. >> the train is now approaching. diane: as the guy with the smooth and common voice. >> it gave me an opportunity to and people seemed to enjoy hearing me. diane: after nearly 42 years with the mbta, oglesby has decided to retire. >> and looking forward to the future, and opportunities outside. diane: currently he serves as the deputy director of paratransit contract operations, but over the years his position has transformed from everything from the editorial assistant for the general manager in 1985 to the complaint unit and manager of policies and procedures. >> i have done a lot of things. i have been in, i guess, sometimes, like i am the last of the mohicans. diane: he started out working on training videos, and then in 1994 he began doing announcements for the trains on the side. >> it is a labor of love. a gift from god. i appreciate it. diane: he said that after completing an internship at channe

some of the money went to the umass medical school project where the gene was eventually discovered. that's really good news. that started right here. to be proud of it in so many ways. joe coach belichick stalking about starting season without tom brady. without tom brady and talking about a top priority at training camp as it begins tomorrow. that's preparing jmy ask & now time for seven 7 sports with skroo. >> football way tomorrow in foxboro with patriots set for their first training camp practice where job number one is prepping jimmy garoppolo to start in place of the suspended tom praid not an ideal scenario, but bill belichick says it could be worse. >> i think we have a good situation. and we have three players that want to work with, and around the league. look some other years i've seen teams that probably don't feel like they have anybody. i think we're in good situation. cool thing seeing jimmy, i was veteran when he came in just see rookie he's been developing you know each time asteps on field he gets better and better i know tom will do everything he can do to make su

there coming through the umass area, then there's this line in northern worcester county, the quabin reservoir, athal and gardener, pushing off forward the southeast. fitchburg at 6:44 p.m. lempster, just before 7:00 p.m. and15 p.m. it has been holding together from southern new hampshire, so it looks like this one has a better chance. i see that becse the storms have been pulsing up and down, they intensify and rink away. this one doing that in derry district river superior, looked a lilibeth terms of accumulation, just a few minutes ago before i walked into the studio and now going back down, but this one starts to pulse back up toward merrimack, pushing off toward the south and southeast and the shower over you in raymond, new hampshire, has died out, as the showers will tend to do this evening. night. you'll have a beautiful morning too. sunshine everywhere you look. patches of fog. i already had a report of patches of fog out on cape cod in sandwich. more clouds start to form and move on in here tomorrow evening. we're going to talk more about the shower threat coming beyond tha

. >> in 2014, derrick gordon became the first openly gay player in the ncaa playing for umass and setonall. he had always assumed that an nba career was in his future but he participated in the combine last month and came to the realization that a new career was in his future. so he made the announcement on twitter that he joining the san francisco -- that he is joining the san francisco fire department. >> i'm a little surprised honestly. i wasn't expecting to stop playing at 24. but some things don't happen the way you want them to. i think god has a plan for everybody. and maybe that's what his plan all along for me to come out here and be a firefighter. >> he says that his middle school basketball coach was a firefighter and his inspiration and that he wants to give back to his community. derrick still has to get his emt certification an pass the firefighter test to get into the academy. he says he can't wait to joy the gay firefighters already in the department. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up you will never guess who got the big hit last night for the giants. how did kevin dur

that can come donna, saying you can't joke about something like hacking into the umass and possibly interferingt came down. the term people say eventually this is going to play out for than because it is focusing on the e-mails that are missing and the fact that she's the threat to national security with the classified information. the clinton people and some republicans are saying it brings up temperament and you can't joke about those things even if he was joking. stuart: that is a fair point. the dangers of an off the cuff rapidfire answering of questions in a free-flowing environment. the danger there. not so much for ordinary people the way they see it, but the media. i'm sure you know this already, but for the first time i believe, donald trump is now in front of hillary clinton in the real clear politics polling averages. it seems like his policy ahead of the news cycle is a winner for him not disappoint. >> well, it is. clearly he took the news cycle and he essentially all of the day. not all of that was positive as we have seen all over the place. here is the deal. democrats are threat