this documentary starts with hillary clinton's days at wellesley. some of the other aspects of her life that we're about to learn more about. >> wolf, this was a wide-ranging interview with did with hillary clinton, looking at the most important aspects of her life so many of us remember and we pulled back the curtains and learned about her personal relationships, why she was first hesitant to marry bill clinton and, surprisingly, she said the fact that it was so clear he wanted to go into politics was one reason he was reticent at first. then we move our way through to her time in arkansas, to her time in the white house. we talk about the highs and lows during that time and really nothing was off limits. we asked her about what her hardest moment was, whether it was the impeachment proceedings against her husband, the health care initiative, the failed health care initiative or white water and she said none of those was the hardest moment in the white house and we talk about more recent events, wolf, that we've been talking about in the campaign t

. >> in the fall of 1965, hillary arrived at wellesley college, an elite, all-women's school outside> it was a huge change because suddenly she was at wellesley and hillary's upbringing had been very sheltered compared to these girls. >> when janet hill arrived at wellesley that same fall, she, too, felt a fish out of water and quickly bonded with hillary. >> i found her to be friendly and easy to get along with. >> when hillary was at wellesley college, she was very popular and it was popularity that results from exercising leadership and being successful at exercising leadership. >> alan shekter was hillary's political science professor and faculty adviser. >> she was very interested in the major issues of the era, issues of race, gender, poverty. >> issues that would soon push hillary to abandon her republican roots and begin leading the way for change. >> she was no doubt the leader of not just the senior class but the entire college. >> it was that leadership which led her classmates to insist that hillary be their voice at graduation. >> there had been no tradition of a student

boston. >> he was a huge change, because suddenly she was at wellesley, and her upbringing had beeny sheltered compared to these girls. >> when janet hill arrived at wellesley, she too felt a fish out of water and quickly bonded with hillary. >> i found her to be friendly and easy to get along with. >> when hillary was at wellesley college, she was very popular and it was popularity that results from exercising leadership and being successful at exercising leadership. >> allen shekter was her political science professor and adviser. >> she was very interested in these issues of race, gender, poverty. >> issues that would soon push hillary to abandon her republican roots and begin leading the way for change. >> she was, no doubt, the leader of not just the senior class, but the entire college. >> it was that leadership, which led her classmates to insist that hillary be their voice at graduation. >> there had been no tradition of a student speaker at wellesley. but the student body insisted that there be one. and they chose hillary. >> she was scheduled to speak at commencement after

. >> hillary was accepted to wellesley college one of the top schools in the country. >> her father was about it. he thought it was this eastern girl's school, that wasn't at all what he had in mind for her. she loved it. >> she was head of the republicans at wellesley, more liberal republican, rockefeller republican. i think what really started to change hillary clinton was the vietnam war. >> it was the height of the anti-war activity during vietnam. it was in a period where students were resisting authority, famously, not tru trusting any over 30. >> we came of age, civil rights movement. the vietnam war. the women's movement. a lot of us have had to really find our way, make sense of the world we're in. >> by the time she graduated from wellesley she really migrated to being a rockefeller republican to essentially being a democrat. >> i decided i was much more in the camp of people like, you know, president lyndon johnson, trying to promote civil rights, voting rights. ending poverty. >> hillary rodham was chosen to make the first ever commencement speech by a student. >> she used h

. >> vanessa: a husband brutally killed his wife if a wellesley park nearly 20 years ago. the reason this convicted killer wants a new trial. >> kevin: the clouds that were here have broken up a bit before the sunset. the rain certainly has moved south, things look beautiful in the new york city area where tom leyden is for the big game. >> yeah. the red sox, six games up with six to play. they could clinch the american league east title tonight. it's also the last time david interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. galvin: register by >> mark: now at 6:00 p.m., in a final swings at yankee stadium. tonight, with a tip of the cap to the fans, and a promise to swing to fences. big papi prepares to stay farewell to h

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she was the first student speaker at her graduation ceremony at wellesley college in massachusetts. and once upon a time she was a republican and actually campaign for barry goldwater back in 1964 before switching parties in 1968. she also won a grammy in 1997 for best spoken word album for the audio version of her book, t we will reveal the past by about donald trump coming up 6:00. >> remember you can go to 12 news facebook page to share that information with your friends. join us tomorrow night for the commander in chief forum. you will see it live the 5:00. both clinton and trump will be on stage back to back taking questions. >> because of that the afternoon lineup will be a little different. you will see 12 news first the forum. it will be followed immediately by 12 news is 6:00. >>> on this time that the clock tuesday we have five easy ways to trim that belly fat. >>> and we are celebrating the cardinals season openers. coming up this sunday as the team celebrates out mp or you. >>> tell us what you think the answer is to today's social sound of question on social di year's l

. >> a 17th dolphin became stranded in wellesley friday morning record-setting rescue. >> when they're in a difficult to navigate area like this harbor can be, the tide starts going out and they are getting stuck and they all stay together as a group. >> the team even called and bystanders to help with heavy lifting. >> they can range in weight from the smaller one 200 or 300 to deeper waters, friday was all about prevention. some 15 to 20 new dolphins were getting dangerously close to another emergency. >> we are using our boats and an acoustic device to omit a high-frequency noise that is annoying to the animals to move them into deeper water. >> the scale and success of the past 24 hours is for the books. certain things. >> last night's rescue was record-breaking. the largest amount of animals i saw has found, treated, returned to the ocean in one day. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, a big reversal from donald trump. the republican presidential nominee admits the president was born in the u.s. maria: trump was the most prominent figure in that so-called birt

still in the 50s and spots like wellesley worcester right now nice and bright and 59?, pepperell at 54, look at fi 40s there, but at least we are heading into the 50s and 60s in southern new hampshire and 62 in plymouth, right now 61 in brewster with the sun so we have the line of clouds watching, not 40s, we have a fort on the map and noon time 69? and mild and turning brighter so this afternoon these early clouds going to lift and we got plenty of sun that you can soak up all day long and temperatures will today and we got about 65? at 7:00 p.m. and nice and clear for friday night plans and good game at fenway today but concerns brewing over the weekend. actually going to bring you fenway forecast coming up. catherine parrotta back now with live drive time traffic. >> give you look at how map shaping up 9:30 on friday morning, see north of the city 128 moving just fine and that's good news. 93 still a little bit slow as you have medford and somerville and pike doing okay and pock net little bit slow coming from newton trying to make way south and expressway still slo

minutes from mass avenue to route three that one might take you a 22 minutes, 128 south, slow through wellesley. that's it. weston tolls to 495, 21-minute ride. if you're going from the turnpike to 290, seven-minute ride. traffic right now on this hump day, not too bad. >> you almost sang that for us. >> i almost did. >> this is a stunning view from space. that's lightning. it was captured by the on sunday roughly 250 miles above the earth. it shows thunderstorms, specifically lightning, flashing in the clouds. that's impressive. spectacular stuff. >> we've had spectacular views around here. >> another day. >> another great view when we get toward, during >> always say get your cameras ready, get your smartphones ready. >> let's show you what's going on around the area. >> it's been a spectacular day. we've lowered the humidity and that's made a huge difference in comfort to so many people. cirrus clouds. 82 degrees. northwesterly winds. it's a reasonably comfortable 82 because the dew points are lower and the humidity is low. loving life around here. notice by our color scheme. pleasant or ref

all the way towards wellesley. that is where the action is. there is more to the south. we still have this spinning around in the valley. that will drive leaves of moisture. so, wet and cool at fenway. temperatures right around moisture and as far as sunday is concerned, it looks to be less wet than saturday. there could be drizzle. for the patriots game, cool and damp. tomorrow. there is a major league storm. let's check it out. your next seven days. pretty wet right through saturday. not as wet on sunday. and then day by day we get better. there could be a spot shower. pretty nice weather. all right, -- ben: all right, harvey, thank you. 5 first responders voicing concern tonight. it's called furanyl fentanyl and it comes from china. the powder so fine it can become airborne or dissolved as a nasal spray. new hampshire health officials have already sent a bulletin to all first responders warning this new version can be deadly if inhaled or absorbed through the skin. >> it was concerning to me that it has changed in form and could concerning part. ben: so far, this new

upper deck to 128 13 minutes. 128 to the south slow going through the wellesley area. looks like the pike is all backed up. 495, eight-minute ride. the expressway is market will. friday evening, the last one for summer -- heather: holiday weekend. all right, we'ee the damage from tropical storm hermine. these photos from franklin county on the florida panhandle. look how the road has broken apart. high surf causing part of this highway to buckle. the surface is a real problem. and that at least -- harvey: pictures like this reminded me a little bit of surf drive in falmouth. you saw the seawall and the sand and the cronk creek -- concrete. is going to become our next to bob, is it? harvey: for us? i think so. i don't think it will ever get quite close enough. it is going to be a slow mover once tickets off the virginia coast. the atlantic coastline, virginia to maryland, they will bear the brunt of a lot of storm surge, rough seas, beach erosion, a long duration. the south co the area we would be concerned about, at least to some extent. it is the holiday weekend. it's

there's wellesley, route 9 the mass pike seeing some of that heavy rain right now. there go down right now. that'sat in here so we're not far out from the mall. >> there's 190 with some of that heavy rain coming through. look at that that's really pouring on down. heavy rain in southern worcester county, webster to douglas then finally that rain on the south shore getting off of here. the last of it by 6:30 into the morning. i'll show that you and show

northbound the two left lanes we have more construction on 128 in needham and wellesley. crews are working in both directions. construction is set to wrap up any minute at both of those sites. chris and kate. >> thank you. >>> new twist in the mystery at sea. investigators are going through items taken from the home of nathan carman the young man seen here arriving in boston after he was rescuedoff off the massachusetts coast. he returned to his vermont hoed home yesterday. >> and his mother is still miin nicole jacobs is live with the latest for us. nicole. >> reporter: chris this search warrant affidavit is giving us a little bit of insight into the direction this investigation is taking specifically with regards to the location of that planned fishing trip and whether or not that may have contributed to his mother's presumptive death. 22-year-old nathan carman is safe at home after arriving at a coast guard base in boston tuesday. sea that left his 54-year-old mother linda carman presumed dead. >> i thought he said the canyons which are around off black island. >> repo

>> narrator: at wellesley, hillary rodham had ridiculed politics as "the art of the possible."bodied it. >> it was understandable that in 2008, she is saying to barack obama, "it's not going to be as easy as you think it is. you know, i have the scars to prove it." >> maybe i've just lived a little long, but i have no illusions about how hard this is going to be. you are not going to wave a magic wand and have the special interests disappear! >> something very different from what she was in 1992, when she and bill clinton were the new guard. they were the boomers. they were the voice of change. but to the american public who wants to elect a president who exudes hope and aspiration, hillary started to sound like the old guard, the voice of caution, the establishment. >> it has been the honor and privilege of my life to compete for the presidency... >> narrator: by the end, hillary clinton's experience was not her strength; it was her undoing. >> i pledge my support to the next president of the united states, barack obama. (applause) >> (chanting): thank you, hillary! >> please

a little slow in to wellesley. the pike is horrible. really. 495 is so -- is slow at this morning. museum for african american history and culture. ed: we take you to the nation's capital for a sneak peek with the reverend jesse jackson. and -- >> what they will do is they will add water and make it look like they're painting balloons. pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. doug griffin: she came to my family to learn more. pam griffin: she listened to what we had to say, who we were - she cared about us... she didn't know us. pam griffin: we talked about the ways to remove the stigma of addiction so parents can get help. doug griffin: ke

wellesley, needham, down in the west woods, you're lucky to move at all. if you are going to the tolls -- is 50 minutes. that's your traffic on this friday. ha ha, heather. i know what day it is. heather: 9 million degrees. that's hot. it is a scorcher today. where do you not want to be? ed: the greenway. heather: 93 was the high, set last year. how many more 90 degree days are we going to have this year, harv ? harvey to have any. heather: then again the calendar does say it's mid-september. harvey: by the way that 9 million degrees -- ed: yes, sir. harvey: take a couple zeros off. we have one day in september, none in june -- heather: i would like that one to be a lonely one for like me to. harvey: all right. unreal. 92 degrees. wind out of the west at 14. believe it or not, the air has become a little less humid in the past few hours across boston and points north. 91 in boston, 91 in plymouth. we have record heat in providence. if you look at this, you will notice warming on parts of the cape, but less so two points north and west. slightly drier air c

police say one person was hurt, taken to newton wellesley hospital. a stretch of woodward street was closed for about an hour and is and taking a look at first alert traffic. jammed up in both directions on the zakim bridge. let's check the map and see how things are going on the southeast expressway, 30 minutes mass after route 3. the pike, you slow down. further out of the pike, 25 minutes, 495 closed down between 290 and the pike. jc: new at 5:00, an interactive art exhibit that prompts use to consider what is really means to make a promise. ben: newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in copley square tonight. mary, tell us what this is all about. mary: it sits in s -- it examines the power of a promise and hundreds are volunteering to give it a try. it sits in the shadow of trinity church, and towers over copley square. a giant billboard full of the day's headlines and promises from world leaders, scientists, and celebrities. this is public trust, an interactive art project that examines the power of the posted promise. and that blank space in the mi

there is these slow down, out to newton corner. 128, typically slow through the work zone there in wellesley. and then it still slows down all the way toward westwood. 495 headed south, by the pike, you are slowing down. that's for solar traffic. beautiful friday night. heather: beautiful friday. you will get there eventually. ben: a road rage incident involving a school bus and a fed ex truck. whitney houston's only daughter. why bobby christina's boyfriend is liable. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, forever grateful... with my husband in cancer treatment, we fell behind on our bills, and we needed our tax refund to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it. we were the victims of identity theft. we reached out to kelly ayotte. she didn't know us at all, but she went to the irs and she fought for us. thanks to kelly, we got our refund and we kept our home. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte >> this is newscenter 5 at 5:00. ben: a judge ruling against bobbi kristina brown's boyfriend, nick gordon, in a wrongful death lawsuit by her estate. brown, the daughter of singer

wellesley at 44. burlington at 46. ipswich at 47. worcester at 51. fitchburg, wyndham and temple in the 40s. 40s south shore and even down to the cape. the day planner takes temperatures up to 69 degrees at noon. it will make it mild and a bright turn with highs in the low to mid-70s. catherine parrotta is back now with live drive-time traffic. >>> a look at the roads. grab a sweater 128 and 93 as you are headed from the north doing just fine. smooth sailing on the pike. 128 and the expressway as you make your way north. look at the pike right now. you see the police vehicle still in the right lane and traffic moving smoothly around that. the drive times. route 1, 12 minutes. route 9312 minutes from the pike to mass avenue a 24-minute ride. today a man is threatening to blow up a massachusetts gas station will be charged with a series of crimes.

first leg of the pike is 15. 128 into wellesley a little slow. still take you a little over 20 pretty good. that's what the traffic looks like right now. >> it's wednesday. >> hurricane newton now a tropical storm after making landfall in mexico. forecasters say it could still unleash some dangerous amounts of rain later today. two people have died. three are still missing after boat capsized in very rough seas. flood watches are still in effect in arizona, new mexico, and far western texas. >> but m by -- hermine is still here. >> still twisting. >> you can still see circulation but most of it is low-level circulation. it doesn't extend that far out. >> it's only going to continue to dissipate. >> we didn't get a lot of rain. >> i would have liked to see more. >> that's how it's been working out. that's how it worked out again. we've had nice breaks of sunshine in between these little showers that have moved through parts of the area. in boston right now, we have a the wind is off the water but only at 10 miles per hour. we have no gusts to spea

as we head to 11:00 in wellesley, we are in the upper 50s, look at the sun all the way along the route here. it will turn breezy, northwest, 10-20 miles per hour, by 3:00 in boston in the middle 60s and then coming down to the low 60s late in the day. so, a nice day to be out there. look at this. hampshire, manchester, at 64 degrees. we are only topping 61 in worcester today, but with the sunshine, not a bad deal. mid 60s toward waltham. and we will see middle 60s for most of plymouth and bristol county, upperf 0s in new bedford there. and then barn stable, chatham, nantucket, low and middle 60s for you to today. tonight is colder than the readings we are seeing right now. why? well, the air is just as dry. the winds are going to be norwood and upper 0s as you go toward framingham, i think mid 40s in boston and some patchy frost in the normally colder pockets. the greater concern tonight. take care with the sensitive plants. rain chance, now through monday but by the time we wake up tuesday morning, here comes this next rain maker and it looks to bring as much as a half inch or more of

. >>> hillary clinton's been making headlines since her time as a student at wellesley college wherehe gave the first political speech of her life. now we are getting an in-depth look at her life in a two-hour documentary, "unfinished business -- the essential hillary clinton." >> there had been no tradition of a student speaker at wellesley. but the student body insisted that there be one and they chose hillary. >> reporter: she was scheduled to speak at commencement after the invited guests. republican senator edward brooke of massachusetts. >> and he gave a speech that was dismissive and pass troni patrot the anti-war movement, about what students were going through in the country. >> there was polite applause but mostly from our parents. then hillary spoke. >> and it is a great pleasure to present to this audience miss hillary rodham. >> she got up and discarded her prepared and vetted remarks and spoke exte extell pranessly. >> we've had lots of empathy, we've had lots of sympathy but we feel for too long or leaders have viewed politics as the art of the possible and the challen

fishies pitch mid 60s charleston south boston kicks off six action barnstable duxbury framingham wellesley a lot of games at 7 o'clock. those games will have temperature in the lower to middle 60s. clear skies cool with temperatures 46 to 56. technically the moon was at fullest, mid afternoon. but even when it rises in this evening 6:59 it will be big and with awesome. so for tomorrow, mostly sunny skies pleasant temperatures between 74 and 79. sunday lot of clouds. few isolate showers. humid on sunday. again on monday with those downpours. see you at 5:30. >>> all right, jr. a local woman reaching a dead end. wurnt one wouldn't work she did her homework and she thought she found a great deal things went down high school from there she called solve it 7. here's chris anderson. >>> your spart money is hard to live without. i travel a lot for work. and my email's on my phone it's really important to me. so when is a man alcs iphone suddenly stopped work back in may she wanted to act fast i went online to get refurbished phone she found bargain he she website iphones are a little bit cheaper

so wee saw some heavy rain i wanted to show you out here in wellesley and needham you are getting in to it right now. but there's a back edge here too beyond 190 where the rain starts to cut off. now there's still some heavy rain down in here along the border with massachusetts and connecticut moving into monday son and southern worcester county at this hour. there's more in southern worcester county right now. i'll keep tracking these showers and the cool weather ahead for the weekend minutes away. >>> a school spirit day after administrators at one private school in new hampshire say at least one student showed up draped in a confederate flag. >> we are keeping a close eye on the breaking news at a mall in burlington, washington where four people have been shot and killed. huge emergency response to see right here. the mall is about 65 miles north of seattle. we know the gunman is still at large. right now detectives are trying to determine if there is more than one gunman. we are monitoring the way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ?? with a place that feels nothing lik

dedham at 42, you get enter wellesley. we're at 35. wayland at 36. you can see some of these suburbs, the lower elevations especially, running into the mid-30s. early this morning, concord 35, 37 degrees. sterling at 37. brookfield coming in at 32. shrewsbury at 39. and a chilly 34 degrees in little bit warmer on the cape and the islands. temperatures generally in the upper 30s, lower 40s. the outer cape running close to 50 plus. mainly clear skies in place. ton of sunshine to go through throughout the day. i won't expect my unsettled weather. different story tomorrow. these showers, most of them in the morning, maybe one oar two lingers into term afternoon down across the south coast, buzzards bay, the cape and the islands. i think boston over to taunton, brockt out through worcester, merrimack valley, will be to dry out for tomorrow afternoon. a milder day overall, and they would get beyond that. and the forecast cool and unsettled. more on that as "today in new england" starts right now. >> nancy: good morning. we're hours away from first presiden

so a few showers have been crossing to bruise ter or leans and up near wellesley. so continuing to have a few more showers throughout the afternoon as it stays cloudiest down here. watch the afternoon as we get some clearing. better weather, mond boston where the temperatures will go up to the low and in a few cases the middle 80s. the air is turning a little bit less humid out there as well. but we have to wait until maybe later tonight and tomorrow before we feel the really comfortable air. i'll have that forecast for you the next seven days i'll see new a few minutes. >> all right. thank you very much. you can get weather updates any time just by dunn loading the weather app. >>> well in just about 30 minutes, a disaster drill will get underway in downtown wooster. about 200 actories will gather where they will be treated by first responders and then transported to local hospitals where the drill will continue. the drill will run from about 12:30 to 5:00 tonight. this was planned well before this weekend's bombings. >>> and today there is extra security at mayna

. >> still, the brunt of hermine has mostly spared the region, a relief for todd from wellesley, massachusetts. >> any concern, when it was moving up from florida. >> pretty much from the beginning they thought it would stay east of us, which was fine with me. >> hermine is expected to come through a near stop and remain stationary. that simply means that the threat for dangerous rip currents and strong winds here in cape cod still hold. but tomorrow, forecasters predict it, will head back out to sea. demarco morgan, cbs news, cape cod, massachusetts. >>> thanks, demarco. here at home we are enjoying pretty much perfect day and soon i hear it will start heating back up again. meteorologist, katie fehlinger outside possibly enjoying the sunshine, katie? how is it feeling out there so far? >> great out here, absolutely. yes, nice and comfortable, even just like the fact, temperatures warmer today than they were yesterday. couple of degrees above the average with the expected daytime highs here. with low humidity, you can give me as much as you want, still feels good outside. and certainly with b

and there's more construction on 128 in needham and wellesley. crews are working in both directions you use caution in those areas. and a new mission to marsch the man behind spacex and tesla wants to send people to live on the red planet. elon musk detailed the plans to colonize mars. he wants to make the first unmanned trip to mars by 2018 and send the first humans there in 2024. but he has a warning for anyone thinking about volunteering. >> i think the first journey high. there's no way around it. >> reporter: so as for the cost it would initially be about $200,000 a person. patriots tightend bennett might be on board tweeting this message last night he said catching up on my nerd news and a million people on mars by 2060 okay elon musk let's do it. pats game in space guys. chris. >> we need to find out if the rocket is anything like the sign up for it. >> reporter: that's very true. >> thank you very much. >>> a warning this morning one agency says health care cost could go up if boston children's hospital moves forward with a controversial

. >>> today, a wellesley doctor convicted of killing his wife is is accused of killing his wife. he is serving a life sentence. prosecutors said he hit his wife in the back of the head with a hammer and slashed her throat with a pocket knife. his thrill attorney made a crucial error in the case he claims. his previous appeals are been denied. >>> a grandmother and grandson are accused of dealing drugs together. was arrested earlier this month on drug charges and a parole violation. according to police in keene, minor from jail. she admitted going to home to pick up a stash of drugs and sell them. that information was enough for her to be charged as well. >>> a young child was one of five people injured in a deadly crash in westport yesterday morning. this was breaking news during fox25 morning news yesterday. it happened between exits so and 11 around 8 a.m. state police say three people were killed when a van crossed a median and slammed head on. the van hit two other cars the series of crashes injured another five people including a toddler who was in one of the original cars.

. >>> a wellesley man who killed his wife 15 years ago says he deserves a new trial. he stabbed his wife while the pair were out for a walk. the defense taking issue with dna evidence. the person that testified in court is not the person that testified on dna. there will be a federal hearing on the case tomorrow. >>> details this morning about the deadly sweet tomato the crash killed seven people and seven others were badly hurt eating at the pizza shop. according to court documents, the driver was driving 70 to 80 miles per hour when he ran a red light and barrelled through the restaurant. the impact was enough to move a pair of still have pizza o version ens that together weigh close to 4,000 pounds. accident reconstruction teams found in indication that kasler applied the emergency he is due back in court next month. >>> a jury in maine finds the driver of a deadly hay driving accident not guilty. they acquitted him of the crash that killed a 17-year-old girl. prosecutors said they should have known the brakes on the jeep towing the hayride to be bad. the failure f

there's wellesley, route 9 the mass pike seeing some of that heavy rain right now. there go down right now. that'sat in here so we're not far out from the mall. >> there's 190 with some of that heavy rain coming through. look at that that's really pouring on down. heavy rain in southern worcester county, webster to douglas then finally that rain on the south shore getting off of here. the last of it by 6:30 into the morning. i'll show that you and show team with you whenever you go with the fox 25 storm tracker weather app. it is free to download. >>> tonight boston police are asking for help in telling people to be alert after a woman was assaulted in a popular spot for walkers and joggers. fox 25's jackson jackson has a description of the man they're looking for. >> large police presence overnight but still no suspect in custody. tone boston police asking for the public's help in identifying this man and that may help in this investigation. >> reporter: considered one of the safest and most popular walking trails in boston. >> this is a i'm shocked actually. wow.

i'm sure young women attending wellesley today and those that attended it in the past are proud one of their own could be the next president of the united states. but a majority of the american people have come to the conclusion that hillary clinton is not honest and cannot be trusted it's about two to one to say that she's dishonest. in the latest quinnipiac poll the question being what you say that hillary clinton is honest or not, 65% said no and only 32% said yes, she is honest. republicans democrats not surprised were overwhelming one way or the other but independence 80% said no, she's not honest or 19% said she is. director comey, singh junior people were the ones investigated hillary clinton's e-mail scandal, i would just like to ask a couple of questions. hillary clinton claim over and over that none of the e-mails that she sent contained classified information. was she truthful when she said that? >> as i said when i testified in july, there were, unforgiving, the exact number but there were 80 or so e-mails that contained classified information. >> so she said they didn't an

wellesley doctor that killed his wife 15 years ago says he deserves a new trial. derek greineder stabbed his wife while the pair were out for a walk. the defense taking issue with dna evidence presented at trial. person that testified in court was not the person that actually did the dna testing. the scientists testimony was else. federal hearing on the case tomorrow. >> sara: sandra shepherd son thrown to the ground by fellow second-grader in new jersey earlier this month and suffered a small scrape on his head but shepherd called police because she claims her son was intentionally dropped on his head. >> not that i expect seven-year-old to be arrested but severe enough consequence we are not cr this in the future. >> sara: police should not have been involved. >> gene: ceo of wells fargo forfeiting $41 million in stock and bonus for the year and comes as bank deals with massive sales practice scandal. wells fargo agreed to pay one aye million dollars to settle allegations that employees open fake accounts and use customer money to meet sales goals. elizabeth war

taking you out to maps, we have an accident on 128 southbound near route 9 in wellesley and so there's a little bit of volume building up there. north of the pike route 1 very slow going, southbound through saugus. down right in the stoneham area and then continuing through medford and into somerville. here are live drive times, 34 minutes on the expressway. that's pretty typical. hour on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. 23 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. shiri, you will often use hazy, hot and humid but frank ccc, clear, calm and cool today. >> i d weather coming into town and warm and sticky on wednesday, nothing oppressive, nothing we can't handle, nothing we haven't seen a zillion times already. light jackets before 9:00 this morning because i have force and and -- 40s and 50s on the map and wednesday and sunday, that's it to the rain chances. most of this weekend up being dry. 60 right now in boston. yes, that is my hot spot but being one of cool spots in the afternoon. lower 70s and do it there in boston and somewhere

. >> shiri: i could see jason he said i'm shivering. 52 in norwood, look at 48 in wellesley and burlington and framingham, exeter, new hampshire, all the way down to 42?, not much better in brockton, only 45 there, lower 50s in worcester down to allston-brighton were, 45 in fitchburg, 43 in pepperell and let's see, jaffrey, new hampshire also at 43?. we got 40s down across the south shore and southcoast, falmouth at 48, vineyard 40? in brewster 47. so how is that for a cool morning and most of you boston currently at 57. noon time 69?. it is going to be mild, partly sunny, i know we got more of the early morning clouds like yesterday. once those erode here late-morning and this afternoon, look at all the sun, 72 here at 3:00 p.m., and by 7:00 this evening, about 65?. clear skies remain. even tomorrow is looking good. things really start to go downhill is going to be sunday. i will time out the problems you is a i it is -- you say it is slow everywhere. >> jammed up as you come down 93 through medford and somerville. slow through framingham on the pike, also newton on route 1 you're jammed

started to open up just slightly and still seeing a a little bit of volume around 135 route 9 in the wellesley area. starting in woburn and continuing through medford into somerville and expressway rarely do we get relief here until either the middle of the day or 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., we can crews on the expressway. here are live drive times, 31 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin and almost an hour on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us and we are starting the day with bright clear skies very agreeable. >> very nice indeed. we started kind of normal in boston, normal making up to 59? as sun comes up. sunrise this morning 6:22 and temperatures to start the day, i know they were cool but totally normal this time of the year. average high 74 and that's where things start to get warm because this afternoon we are going to be above average. temperatures really starting to even out, lots of upper 60s in boston and plymouth, new fitchburg right now at 67?. that's where we will take a little bit of closer look starting and ending with sun.

. >> daniel: today wellesley doctor will ask court to grant him a new trial. derek greineder serving life sentence for murder of wife maybe nell 1999 and hit his wife in the back of the head with ham and her then slashed her throat with pocket knife. greineder claims the trial attorney made a crucial error in the state courts have been denied. >> julie: new key clue from agawam woman decades ago. yesterday investigators released these composite sketches of what her killer may have looked like. they were put together based on dna recovered from the crime scene. he was a teacher and working second job the night she disappeared. her remains were found days later. lisa's parents are hopefully the new picture will help. characteristic and going back 24 and a half years. so i'm hoping something is going to be pop. >> daniel: michael walsh 1980s and st. brendon church when assault allegedly happened. the victim is in 30s and came forward over the summer. walsh was ordained as a priest in michigan in 2002 but was never placed in a parish because of other abuse charges

you jump up into the western suburbs there, wayland 36. 35 in wellesley. so it's much cooler outside of boston. 35 in reading right now. 37 out there in concord and carlile and then 39 in so freezing mark. there and even if temperatures are running 35, 36 degrees, that's about six feet up off the ground, you can still get patchy fog. likely seeing that back through attleboro and taunton. tautdown down to 33. by the way, it's 32 in norwood. we this have some cold spots out there this morning, although you get across much of the cape. above the freezing mark, well above it by the time you go from chatham up to p-town. high pressure settling in today. warm front and cold front to the west of us. this is going to work through tomorrow morning. this will provide us with the opportunity of some showers in the morning. most of them falling in the morning hours here, and coming on through with that front, as this front tries the clear on out in the afternoon, i think we dry out in the afternoon and the brightest skies will be to the north and west of boston. altho

hillary clinton did her college thesis on wellesley on mr. alinsky, a very far left guy. interviewed him and said nice things about him. he offered her a job which she turned down to attend yale law school. in law school hillary clinton was a big barry goldwater supporter. about as far as away from sal alinsky as one can possibly get. what are the facts in hillary clinton's leaving the watergate -- investigation? >> she left because president nixon resigned. as an attorney working for the house judiciary committee her work was over when nixon took off in that helicopter and departed for california. there were reports she was fired from her job. those are not true. john chevette. who lives in top wants to know if an american citizen can sue hillary clinton or any other official if they don't like their conduct in office. in 1995 the supreme court decision makes it almost impossible to win a legal judgment against a government official over job performance. a lot of mumbo jumbo in a ruling but that's the end game. finally dr. corrine michaels from new york wants to know whe

framingham, and wellesley, and route nine. this will continue to slight through overnight. by the morning be along the south coast only before it gets on out of here. i keep tracking the rain on out of here and keep you updated on that storm tracker radar then we'll tackle that cool air as well. >> with rain right now and cooler temps expected to move in this weekend be sure to download the storm tracker 4 weather app. the fox 25 download on any device. >> developing at 10:00 a warning for women. right now police are trying to find the man who assaulted a woman on one of boston's most popular walking trails. fox 25's jacqui heinrich is live where police spent hours trying to find this guy. >> reporter: vanessa, still no suspect in custody. tonight police asking the public for help in identifying this man and also to report any past investigation. >> reporter: it's considered one of the safest and most popular walking trails in boston. >> this is a completely safe area. yeah, i'm shocked actually. wow. >> reporter: jamaica pond now the scene of an indecent assault where a ma

you're also still slow on 95, 24 we're watching another crash this is in wellesley. 128 southbound at route 9 causing some back up. you're crawling into town on the pike and still seeing stop and go traffic on route 2 and route 3. let's check those drive times if you get ready to head tout door. 26 minutes to half an hour on the expressway. braintree to boston. 22 minutes into town on the pike from 128 over half an hour on 93 southbound. 128 to zakim bridge. back >>> low snap. he gets it down. and the kick is no good. >> oh. off target a missed field goal. sealing a big win for the patriots in the season opener last night. this is victory on the road for jimmy garoppolo in the team's first game without tom brady. >>> we have more now from arizona. >> i'm really, really concerned about the story line. there's nothing higher on pie tomorrow. >> reporter: bill belichick with make jokes about minimizing the impact of garoppolo's performance. jimmy g the primary reason the pats are 1-and-0. nay are a talented defense. there's a good group of players out there. it was a good test for us. an

. >>> wildlife teams rescued 16 dolphins strangedded in the river in wellesley. check out this sight right here. it's the largest mass seen they are not sure what caused the dolphins like this one right here to show up there. but officials are investigating. something there. new at 10:00 watertown police officer has had a long run tonight 106 miles to be sack. the officer is running for a charity and his daughter. >> officer brandon o'neil is taking part in the springfield ride to remember only he's going on foot while everyone else rides a bike. this year's ride mass state trooper both of them died in the line of duty. >> we have a lot of bad reporting but this is one way we can get back to our community in a good way. >> officer o'neil is also running for his daughter who was born with a heart did not condition and was not expected to makid to the her first birthday. his daughter made it to the age of 10. from his girls and his family. >> wish him well. >> what a great thing. >> he's in great shape. >>> tonight people in one neighborhood tell fox 25 a man is go

you can eplaces like wellesley and cambridge with search figure prices. >>> mic's new shoe -- nike's new shoe giving us a glimpse in the future. >> a closer look at the fed's decision on interest rates. jill wagner is live from the new york stock exchange with today's money watch. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris decided not to raise interest rates at its meeting. they say it's the job market and economy continue to improve, the central bank will raise rates. most expect a hike in december. >>> chipotle has a new strategy, reassure the customers the food is safe. the ceo appears in a new video touting safety improvements. that includes a system that tracks the food and ingredients as they make their way to restaurant. sales have plunged after norovirus and e. coli outbreaks last year that includes boston. the future is almost near. nike's self-lacing back to the future sneaker hits store shelves november 28th. the sneaker has a button on the tongue it automatically adjusts the laces. there's no word yet on how much it will cost. i'm thinking a lot. chris and kate.

senior women's amateur golf championship in wellesley, massachusetts. in the round of 16, a match that just ended about five minutes ago, laura kobel of augusta, meaning that match ended after 16 holes. a great run to the top 16 there. josh: thank you, jamie. you might want to check your freezer, because kellogg's is recall 10,000 cases of eggo waffles that could be contaminated with listeria. jean: the recall covers nutri grain whole wheat eggos with use by dates of november 21 and 22 of next states where these waffles were sold. allergies are a big problem for children across the country. you should check with your doctor first. a new review suggests it's a good idea to let infants sample peanuts and eggs at an early age. dr. tim johnson has more. >> a peanut, an egg, simple foods with complicated effects on kids, unlucky enough to be allergic. thousands of allergic reactions parents have avoided giving them to babies. but now a large panel review published in the journal of the a.m.a. finds strong evidence that it might be a good idea to let infants

we have bounced up quite nicely thanks to sunshine. 64 in wellesley. county, running to low 60's. you get the point. nicely recovered off the morning lows. a pay of 6's common from taunton to bridgewater. cape and the islands, temperatures in the low 60's. kind of everything even-stephen here in terms of temperatures. huge range in the city of boston to some suburbs this morning. now within a few degrees of each other. there is a front off to the west of us. this is going to work through tomorrow morning. relatively mild air. instead of starting off in the 0's tomorrow morning. many towns start off in the 50's. also have showers working in through the morning hours. some of these showers may linger. the cape and the islands could have some showers into the afternoon. thereafter, the pattern gets stuck. high pressure to the north, an area of low pressure that at times, these batches of moisture work in with the on-shore flow. once in a while, a few good slugs of rain could come on through. bottom line, beginning on wednesday, and annely thursday, friday, saturday and even into sund