this happened on the westborough-grafton line at 1:30 this morning. police say the crash involved multiple vehicles and is under investigation. antoinette: also breaking this morning, a man seriously injured after a crash in paebd. this happened at 1:30 this morning on route 1 in the southbou crash. we'll bring you new information as it comes into our newsroom. happening right now, open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. doug: that means no more cash tolls. it's going to be a busy weekend with more changes on the way. the eye's nicole estaphan live with what you can expect when you hit the roads. nicole? nicole: antoinette, doug, good morning. what you can expect right behind me, take a look. you can see those orange barrels redirecting traffic flow. you want to keep an eye on this, they just stepped behind the truck, they're keeping an eye on safety, asking everyone to be vigilant. new traffic patterns did start today. drivers are being directed around the defunct toll plazas. the way officials describe the process, the next month sounds

this happened on the westborough grafton line at 1:30 this morning. the crash involved multiple vehicles and it is under investigation. antoinette: more breaking news this morning, a man seriously injured after a crash in peabody. southbound lanes. no word right now on what caused the crash. we, of course, will bring you information as it comes into our newsroom. happening right now -- open road tolling now in effect on the mass pike. doug: it's here. no more cash tolls. a busy weekend. the eye's nicole estaphan live with what you can expect when you hit the road. nicole? nicole: antoinette, doug, good morning. what you can expect, take a look, it's behind me. you can see construction crews already hard at work. the traffic flow has been realigned here to the side of those toll booths as crews prepare to take them down. >> think of this as a snowstorm. we've always asked the public's help. think of it as it's going to snow twice a day for every day for 22 days both during your morning and your afternoon commute. nicole: again those new traffic new gan

seth mazzaglia is appealing his conviction an life sentence for killing the westborough teen. he says marriott's sexual history should have been introduced as evidence duringrg? the trial. but last month, the supreme court ruled marriott's past should remain private and now the justices say lawyers will not be allowed to discuss it in open court during the appeal. >> vanessa: an alarmin heroin overdoses in springfield over the weekend. four mothers overdosed in a home while a group of7z????? childres upstairs. a 12-year-old girl went down to get a snack and found the mothers unconscious and called 911. first responders found two of the women had pulses, two did not. they were all given narcan and revived. >> how many cases has there been where the parents are passed out and the kids are sitting there behind them. >> vanessa: police notified the department of children and families. filed yet. >> mark: a diane gallagher. >> i a dangerous drug is now on the streets of new england, it's unelephant tranquilizer, 10,000 timeskz???? stronger than morph. police in maine had to use fiv

westborough south station. emily: breaking overnight, investigators confirming a person shot late last night in lawrence. it happened around 9:30 on haverhill street. few details are being released about the circumstances "eagle-tribune" reports a man was flown to a boston hospital for treatment. no word on any arrests. a new plea this morning after the shooting of a toddler in roxbury. doug: sera congi live at boston police headquarters with the push from that little girl's grandmother. sera. sera: doug and emily, the grandmother is saying enough with the silence. she wants any witnesses to come forward and speak up. this shooting took place in broad daylight on saturday in roxbury on winslow street. hit in the hand and leg. police believe her father was the intended target. brenda peoples tells "the globe" that people should be willing to speak up and say whatever they saw. the grandmother saying that the 2-year-old is recovering. police say her father is not cooperating. live at boston police headquarters, s

happened in westborough before 2:00 this morning. state police say six people involved, one of them died. five others were hurt. westborough's fire department tells us two people were trapped, three thrown from the car. we know this did not happen in one of the electronic toll work zones we told you we're working right now in our newsroom to get more details. >> heather: to election 2016 now. and a little more than a week out from the election and hillary clinton is now being hit with fresh problems regarding her e-mail server. the fbi has now launched a new investigation and the democratic candidate is calling on the agency to release all of the information that it has so far. you'll recall back in just, fbi director james comey closed the first investigation into clinton's server saying he would well, now comey says because of that decision, he felt obligated to announce this new probe. for her part, clinton says, she's confident the e-mails under scrutiny will not change the sfib's recommendation. these new e-mails discovered as t

once you get past westborough, it is going to slow down dramatically. traveling to the north, right along 20 and to the north, you area. here is the thing about it. after midnight, it settles down. i have more in a few moments. jc: several new hampshire high school football coaches are off the job and their teams are shorthanded after they were caught drinking after a game and fired. coaches thinking on duty. they were in a separate vehicle and neither the head coach more students were involved in any other way. -- in any way. >> one we talk about student athletes we hold them to a high standard because they represent our school. and we are working to promote healthy behaviors, healthy lifestyle, good decisions and so the adults who work with our students and our student athletes need to be held to a high standard as well. athletic director, are filling in for now. ben: more commitment 2016 -- for the first time early voting begins monday in massachusetts. and it's not just the presidential race drawing voters to the polls -- legalizing marijuana to tho

right now we're learning more about the deadly crash on the mass pike in westborough. reid: police identified ashley sheehan of spencer as the young woman who died. she was thrown from a car and hit by several vehicles early yesterday morning. the driver lost control of the car and 4 people, including sheehan, were ejected. everyone in the car had serious injuries. call this a bipartisan steve. someone stealing clinton and trump signs. surveillance video thief removing a sign, then getting into the passenger side of a car. it happened last night around 9:00. if you have any information, contact bolton police. nichole: mike wankum joins is next with your trick-or-treat forecast. reid: halloween came early some every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public reid: red sox fans of all ages put on costumes and headed to

those meetings will cover tolls in the westborough, worcester, natick and framingham areas. another set of meetings tomorrow will cover tolls closer to boston. >> vanessa: a billionaire with local ties has given boston's museum of science its largest donation ever. michael bloomberg donating $50 million to the museum. the former new york city mayor grew up in medford. bloomberg says he credits some to the museum on weekends as a child. the education division has been renamed the william and charlotte bloomberg science education center in honor of bloomberg's parents. >> jason: check out the high temperature map. this is where we've been today. record in hartford smashed. 80 providence. upper 70's, norwood. i was forecasting this air to be all the way into boston, but you see how we got hung up a much cooler dave, socked in with the clouds. so lucy, we've got some explaining to do. this came in to the fox 25 weather center from dan. thanks very much. let's talk about it. front came through late last night. we had rain coming right over the top of that cool air, reinforcing it

mainard over to westborough. one of the cooler spots. worcester at 46 degrees. milford, new hampshire only 49 degrees. i have got all lower 50s over southeastern maps. like i said a couple of leftover clouds four guys even into the aftno sunshine on tap. low temperatures tonight will drop back into that freezing realm for most everybody. boston our exception at 37 degrees. everybody else upper 20s, lower 30s. have your happy gloves ready to go tomorrow morning. after that highs in the mid-50s. seven-day forecast always in view. breezy conditions and 54 tomorrow. increasing and 65. the lower 50s for friday into the weekend. back to you, guys. >>> one trend you will not want to try at home, the latest craze in do-it-yourself dental work that have experts honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's still honey. k to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. introducing tiny toast. the tiny cereal with the big taste of real fruit. every time a new charter opens, it takes money

driving along the pike in westborough, you're running head long right into that. heavy rain through lynn, northward to danvers and boxford, and to the south, through sciate and marshfield, getting spots of heavy rain, that continues southward through plymouth. this is going to continue through evening as heavy rain continues to come on through. at times it will lessen, other times, going to come down we'll track it through evening and keep track of where the heaviest spots are for your drive. >> vanessa: if you're just joining us, police are looking for this man and a car that may be involved in a possible abduction, it is a red 1996 honda civic hatchback. a picture of that vehicle here. police are releasing few other details tonight, but they do say, do not approach that vehicle. if you see it, call 911. >> mark: more breaking news in west roxbury where an attempted bank robber picked the wrong credit union to tar get. that bank. crystal haynes live for us in&az west roxbury and that officer saw what was happening and jumped right into action. >> the reporter: bo

chandler is asked to contact doug: we're learning more about a deadly crash on the mass pike in westborough. this was breaking news yesterday on the eye. the victim thrown from the car and hit by several other vehicles. state police say the driver of the car lost control. six people were in the car, four were ejected, including the 26-year-old woman who died. the driver and four other passengers all have serious injuries. troopers are still working to figure out what caused the driver to lose control. a jeep left abandoned in the middle of 290 leads to a crash. a worcester county sheriff's cruiser slammed into the back of it yesterday morning. the corrections officer and his bloodhound were on the way to work. he and his dog are ok. the sheriff's department says the owner left the jeep there because it ran out of gas. antoinette: middlesex county residents are cashing in on their old firearms. framingham police held a gift cards for guns event saturday. area residents turned in 174 firearms and a defused grenade. received gift cards for each weapon or piece of ammunition returned. the event

reid: right now we're learning more about the deadly crash on the mass pike in westborough. police identified ashley sheehan of spencer as the young woman who died. after being thrown from a car and hit by several vehicles early yesterday morning. the driver lost control of the car and 4 people, including sheehan, were ejected. everyone in the car had serious injuries, and is recovering. nichole: campaign signs stolen from homes in bolton last night. the thief targeting both clinton and trump supporters. police released this surveillance video. take a look. it shows the thief removing a sign, then getting into the passenger side of a car. it happened last night around 9:00. if you have any information, contact bolton police. reid: must be an independent. taking both sides. -- reid: they should wait until after the election. nichole: look at the green there. mike: i know, we have the rayna. it's kind of a mess. reid: great day. mike: we have the sunshine. we get the rain. everybody gets a little something for everyone. if bubbling out to the west, moving eastward and this is

from marlboro to southborough, westborough and upton, some red showing up in near, that's torrential rain just in time for the evening drive. not one of the major highways but along the pike, a major highway, but that's where i was -- the mass. pike comes through here and red and lower your visibility and problems for the evening commute for sure out down here on to middlesex county, there's plymouth carver. route 44 heavy rain beyond it. a little farther, spots right here in route 44. there's high street and core wood avenue getting heavy rain as well. this through northern worcester county, groton, into new hampshire, not as prevalent as it was a half hour ago, still out there. heavy rain still. street flooding and also low visibility. any time you head into a shower, low visibility section of town. really a problem on the roadways this evening as well. take it easy, extra time, all of the things that you usually say, cliches you can throw at you apply for this one. there is the heavy rain stream for this evening. pushing off to the north later tonight. at 10:00. still talking abou

stalled the day, you will start to get in on the heat. 78 in brookline today. 80 in norwood. 79 in westborough and framingham. 80 in bridgewater. 77 in plymouth. low to mid-70s over the cape and islands. even though not record-breaking for most towns and cities, it will come pretty close and well above average. 60s tonight with more clouds. patch of sprinkles moving through early tomorrow morning. tomorrow's highs upr a little harder to squeeze out this 80-degree reading and a front that will come through and the morning watching for that morning drizzle. like today second half of your wednesday will be the brighter time and sunglasses, short sleeves, really warm weather and rain moving back in for your thursday, and kind of scattered fashion. developing scattered rain late thursday with a high of 65. 69 this friday rain that lasts into early saturday. saturday's high, 62. sunday as the clouds break apart and cooling further as we head into next week with highs in the upper 50s by monday. julie grauert standing by now with live drive time traffic and a look at those busiest roads. >> reporter:

state police say one person is dead, fiv westborough grafton line around 1:30 this morning. the crash involved multiple vehicles and it is under investigation. doug: also breaking this morning, police are investigating a serious highway crash in peabody. one man seriously injured. it happened at around 1:30 this morning on route 1 southbound. no word right now on what caused that crash. antoinette: right now state police investigating the death of a 9-year-old in plainfield. she was killed friday while her and then she was dragged by the bus before it hit her. state police are now questioning the driver. doug: right now hillary clinton is urging the f.b.i. to release more details about the new emails discovered in connection with the investigation into her private email server. the f.b.i. director sent a letter to congress stating that he felt obligated to let lawmakers know he was reviewing more emails after he had reportedly testified that the investigation was complete. antoinette: federal before takeoff. an engine failure caused the fire. about 20 people are recovering f

marlboro, rain happening and the westborough grafton area as well. there are also wind gusts out there, but these too are becoming less, as the storm pulls away, the winds die outraged. provincetown, per hour. -- gusts of 51 miles per hour. i'll look around and see if there's any damage reports coming in from the national weather service. >> mark: tonight, fox 25 investigates uncovers new questions raised in this video of a violent confrontation inside federal comport in boston. we first brought you the exclusive video yesterday, showing u.s. marshals tackling an unarmed mentally ill man. >> vanessa: it is prompting all kinds of reaction and investigative reporter eric rasmussen is here with the legal fight that's just getting in trouble, facing two counts of resisting a federal officer, but the video obtained by fox 25 investigates is still raising questions about use of force, and whether there's more evidence of what really happened. chaos in courtroom four in boston federal court. the target of the takedown, james massaro had been sentenced to 30

stiff getting showers, not right downtown, but to the north and south and so the east of there, westborough, south to grafton, seeing rainshowers, auburn seeing some of that as well as oxford along 395, heading southward toward connecticut. wind gusts have been high, 46 miles per hour in provincetown, for instance, 35 in boston just this last hour, so these gusts are certainly giving you strong enough winds to qualify for wind advisory criteria and that continues hampshire on to the north shore of massachusetts, for cape cod and for the islands too. wind gusts potentially to 50. we have one to 46 last hour, provincetown, certainly in that vicinity. as far as dinnertime temperatures, 40's everywhere, around southern new england. a 51 southward in groton, connecticut. highs tomorrow, generally going to be in the 50's, quincy, 56, boston, 56, watertown, the same. to the north shore, out to cape ann, in the 50's, in essex and we'll check you out as well. temperatures generally in the low 50's. rutland and worcester coming in at 52 degrees tomorrow afternoon. tonight, in chicago, game three of t

holden right now, so worcester, you're going to get a little passing going to hold over toward westborough as well. so let me show you futurecast. it's showing all the clouds. it is showing some spotty light showers here between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. around the greater boston area, back along the pike, down possibly to the south and north shore has well, maybe even a few on cape cod and the islands, say, toward 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. tonight and then in the morning, i think we're going to be waking up dry. look at what this rain is amounting to, a few 1/100s of an upper 60's at the coastal sites. 68 worcester right now. a southerly wind overnight will keep us on the mild side, plus, we brought the clouds in here before sunset and that's trapping in some of the heat that we had from the day today. we were up 75, 80 degrees in many locations. in the morning, upper 60's and lower 50's on the mild side, maybe a light jacket, long sleeves will probably be just fine too. let me show you futurecast, 7:00 a.m. shiriry will be few leftover showers from a warm front. new hampshire, a better chance

westborough 4.2. uxbridge almost 4 inches of rain. let's track some other totals pepperell, 3.7. westford, 3.5. hopkinton, 3.2. boston checked in with more than an inch of rain. even an inch of rain is a really good soaking. we certainly got there just about anywhere. especially the cape and islands. this is what potent disturbance, coming in upper levels of the e.r. into. this will be round 2. right now the showers over western new england over to worcester about 1:00, 1:30, if i just track this live. let's go ahead with the future cast and see how it does. 10:00 in the morning, most of us are dry but we do get peaks of sun and temperatures steady in the lower and middle sift. we might get to pop it in the mid 60s in the midday and that will do it. into boston. into southern new hampshire, 3:00, 4:00, p.m. and then we get light rain left over, late day through the early evening. and you see those blue colors out there. high elevation, snow, may be a flurry in the highest hills of worcester county to wrap this up but no accumulation there. and as we go into sunday morning, it is

the woman -- westborough . the woman was several vehicles. 5 others hurt in the crash is under investigation. >>> paramedics rushed the father and his 6 your old daughter to the hospital after a crash or both are recovering. the driver crashed into a tractor-trailer on route 6 last night. police are investigating the accident. >>> this morning police are looking for shawn chandler. he is wanted in connection with the deadly shooting of donald nancy after a fight last night. police consider him armed and >>> officials are now saying an american airlines jetliner experienced a rare in serious engine failure on friday forcing the pilot to abort a takeoff. flames and heavy black smoke poured from the side of the boeing 757. the massive engine failure caused parts to break off and spew out onto the tarmac. 21 people were hurt on the miami bound plane. a full investigation is underway. florida to investigate why a cargo plane caught fire and exploded friday. the fedex plane had just landed when the left wing and fuel

that was in snyder versus phelps where the westborough baptist church people were demonstrating a funeral of a fallen servicemember and the demonstration was very offensive, but the supreme court the snydersorry" to family. "i'm sorry this was offensive, but that is what the first amendment is all about." the notion that the trump criteria, "personally horrible," the horribleness of the article would have no bearing on a libel suit. >> in fact, there is an argument that you sometimes have to offend and that is the job of journalists, to push the buttons of public officials to promote discussion. so, you know, looking at the snyder versus phelps decision, which says offensiveness is not grounds enough to bring a lawsuit and that the offensive speech is protected. that decision came out of the roberts' court. chief justice roberts has been the chief justice for 10 to 11 years now. going forward, how strong has this court been on the first amendment issues? >> i think for our purposes, quite strong. there are knoocks and c rannies where people say that the roberts court has not done as much