westwood: we do not know. we only have the e-mails. thing the clinton foundation has pointed out, you are only looking at fractions of communication, you have no idea. that is another reason this has not become a greater controversy because we are just getting tiny glimpses. host: let's hear from pennsylvania, michael on the republican line. good morning, michael. caller: thank you, thank you so much for sarah westwood's work as an investigative journalist. my question has to do with the number of investigative journalists, which has declined significantly in the last few years. it seems to me ironic that the only people bringing forth these suits now are judicial watch and organizations like that that have the clout to force the government to introduce some of these acts, to expose them. reason there are so few are investigative journalist like sarah and cheryl atkinson, in journalism today? on the freedom of information act, he is right. the law has been enforced in recent years so that it is almost impossible to force the government

driving around town in westwood and deadham, grass is brown and -- just dry. this map clearly shows you, in the orange, we are in a drought, it's the worst we have seen across the state in 14 years. >> conditions are pretty bad. >> the reporter: in this household, w their livelihood. good for you,e that. >> the reporter: for the last ten days or so, folks in the westwood and dedham last time the one-day rule was implemented was 15 years ago. >> and we have a stream trigger cue bin feet per second, we are mandated by permit to shut that well down. >> the reporter: the severe drought conditions are across 62% of massachusetts. that's up 20% in just a one-week span. >> i hate to use the westwood water if i can help it. when it rains, it comes out so well over here. and i just fill up those buckets and water all officials here in dedham say if you don't follow that water restriction, you could get a fine of up to $100, but of course, it depends on each and every city and town here. in the meantime, we could also tell you that people here say you know what, we love

driving around town in westwood and dedham, grass is brown and just dry. this map clearly shows you in the orange, we're in a drought, it's the worst we have seen >> in traitenburg household watering their plants and taking care of their lawn is their lively hood. >> they got bushes, water and mow the lawn, things like that. >> reporter: for the last 10 days or so, folks living in the westwood and dedham area can only water their lawn one day a week. >> it is serious. we take it seriously. >> reporter: it's so serious the last time the one-day rule was implemented was 15 years ago. >> we have a stream triggerha affects one of our wells when it hits a low point of 12 cubic feet per second. we have a permit to shut the well down. >> reporter: the severe drought conditions are across 60% of massachusetts, up 20% in just a one week span. >> i hate to use the westwood water if i can help it. when it rains, it comes out so well over here, it -- >> you see it in there? buckets and water all of my shrubs. >> malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> fox 25's meteorologist sar

south from 49 to the leverett connector. 10 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. >>> we are following breaking news out of princeton where tate police are searching for a missing jogger. this has been going on in the area of brook station road since yesterday afternoon and several police cruisers at the scene. police report say a 27-year-old female disappeared while on a jog. according to a worcester telegram and gazette reporter, a man from a medical examiner's office is at the scene along with several members of the worcester county da's office. we have a crew headed to the scene and we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> new this morning, one person is hurt when a car slams into a local liquor store in was the keen just after midnight on hyde park liquors. the driver went to the hospital for minor injuries. a suv was towed from the scene. it did not hit the building but may have collided with the other car before the crash. >>> a man convicted of shooting and killing his daughter will go to court. police picked up walt

now to a developing story in westwood. the commuter rail back on track after a long delay due to a downed wire. this is a picture of people stuck on the train waiting for the bathroom for more than an hour. brandon gunnoe live for us this morning in westwood. brandon? >> reporter: adam, mostly back on track. but not 100%. crews are actually still working on that power line. so only one track is running here. earlier, it was a nightmare for commuters trying to start the weekend, sitting o'en a train than an hour. the m.b.t.a. commuter rail, providence line from south station was anywhere from 60 minutes behind to 100 minutes behind on this friday evening. >> i didn't know if i was going to end up coming home tonight or staying with a friend. i mean, that is pretty frustrating. especially on a weekend. >> reporter: passengers sitting still on the train while others passed by. >> for inbound trains that we had to wait for, but probably commuters started to blow up twitter. some saying "this is the line for the bathroom on the

sarah westwood?,: james comey at the when he delivered his testimony before congress he made clear that hillary clinton was extremely careless with classified information, that the reason his team chose to not bring criminal charges was because he found no evidence that information was handled negligently on purpose. there was no evidence of criminal intent and he did not feel that based on the evidence that was enough to move forward. there are many people who feel the same way as that last caller, that the rules are not written to require intent to move forward on criminal charges, but that is a debate for the legal community about whether that is in harmon. -- that is a requirement. host: remind us why these e-mails are being released and how these revelations came to light. guest: these revelations came to light through the house select committee on benghazi when they were investigating what happened in the 2012 terror attack. requested copies of e-mails relevant to benghazi and when the state de

district come in second and third as for other cheap neighborhoods outside of ruby hill, sun valley and westwood are considered affordable to the full map is on a website kdvr.com. right now italy is getting ready to wake up after a day of mourning for the victims of wednesday's earthquake. political leaders gathered to

. >> help clean up westwood by signing up for xcel energy's day ,, >>> in is the news from around the world. those who survive the volunteers say as more refugees show up, resources get even more scarce. people waiting in line three hours for a shower. more than one million migrants entered europe last year. >>> video from brazil shows thousands of protestors marching true the streets. police used water sprayers on protestors. they held signs against the interim president. >>> a priest in burst into tears when he pulled religious relics from the rubble of a church. state funerals are being held for the nearly 300 victims. >>> larimer county leaders have extended fire restrictions. we showed you recently how dry it is there. this fire earlier this month came dangerously close to homes. no open fires new york campfire new york smoking, no >>> some areas have seen moisture over the last several days, but not everyone. >> we're getting rain, exactly, heavy in some cases, but not search getting it. outside right now, a few scattered drops here and there, that's all we're seeing downtown. a

and westwood. school leaders just met with parents to discuss an improvement plan, that has already been submitted to the state for approval. it includes adding academic coaches or more teachers at each of the schools. the district has also set aside one-million-dollars for extra resources. if the state does ?not approve the district's plan... closure ?isn't the only option. a third party could try and help manage the schools... or the schools can opt into a and ?another polk county school has addressed its overcrowding. the capacity for "citrus ridge civics academy" in davenport is 14- hundred. but more than 15-hundred students enrolled last week. students who enrolled and started attending classses ?will be allowed to stay at citrus ridge.. the school district will now bring in portable classrooms within the next 4 to 6 weeks. in the meantime.. they will use lab rooms as temporary classrooms. an update now, on the flooding in louisiana. ?worst natural disaster, since superstorm sandy. 13 people h

westwood and dedham area can only water their lawn one day a week. >> it is serious. we take it seriously. >> reporter: it's so serious the last time the one-day rule was implemented was 15 years ago. >> we have a stream trigger that affects one of our wells when it hits a low point of 12 cubic feet per second. we have a permit to shut the massachusetts, up 20% in just a one week span. >> i hate to use the westwood water if i can help it. when it rains, it comes out so well over here, it -- >> you see it in there? yeah, and i fill up those buckets and water all of my shrubs. >> malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> fox 25's meteorologist sarah wroblewski has been tracking the drought. more than 60% of the state is >> yeah, this morning is when it gets updated, every thursday morning. and sure enough we've seen the severe drought conditions extend further south of boston as well as connecticut. boston and worcester, 7-inch its below average for rainfall for the year and that means more than just brown grass. we're gonna start to see some issues when it comes to those who are f

exit for the pike. 37 minutes on 93 south. 18 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. big story today though, shiri, are temperatures and especially the feels like temperature that will be in the triple digits. >> shiri: heat and humidity will be the biggest two concerns as we go through the day and and don't remember seeing it as an issue and explain again today, the way the body cools down through sweat when it evaporates, pulls away the heat from the body and cools you down, the process is slowed down, not very efficient when we already got so much moisture because of high dew points in the air and because it is so muggy can't cool down easily and that's where it gets dangerous where you talk about high heat, humidity, 78 right now in boston by 9:00 a.m. 83? by sunny skies. 94 in norwood, 90 in worcester and 97 nashua, all under a heat advisory because it could feel like it is ten? hotter when you factor in the humidity. for the cape it is going to feel like the 90s, even though high 85? and tomorrow car bob copy, temperaturewise more of middle

if you live in the area, a workaround is westwood or down to university.>>> it's a dry night in the valley. just to the north we can see lightning in the sky, we do have some showers and thunderstorm activity right now, moving out of cottonwood down among i-17 near camp burning. or two. dryer air starting to move in as we head into tomorrow. there's a look at the water vapor imagery. big bunch of dryer moving in giving us a break from monsoon storms for the middle of the week. we will track it day by day for you so you know when rain chances return coming up in minutes.>>> debate in triple digit heat. a man's body is discovered inside a car at a unix complex. tatum bell. police believe he was murdered and somehow the guy wound up here. it wasn't until an apartment worker smell a bad odor that someone called police who made the gruesome discovery. >>> don't you hate it when you pick some of the up and they are still just getting dressed? in this case, the police officer finding a driver we didn't have her asked how much she had to diss ?a drink, samantha albano said too much. take me to jai

exit to the pike. 19 minutes on 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue and westwood to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> and breaking news right now. if you have a flight this morning, delta airlines is reporting that their computer systems are down, quote, everywhere. right now hundreds of people are waiting in lines overseas. this the is picture tweeted in from an airport in rome within the last massive delays there. no word yet on the situation at logan airport. the first delta flight leaves for atlanta at 5:43. we have a crew headed to the airport and will update you as soon as we get more information. >>> state police are in princeton searching for a missing jogger that has been going on in the area brook station road since yesterday afternoon and several police cruisers remain at that scene. reports say a 27-year-old female disappeared while out on a jog. according to the worcester van from the medical examiner's office is at the keane along with several members of the worcester county da's office. a news conference from the policetation is planned for later t

driving around town in westwood and dedham, grass is brown, and -- just dry. this map clearly shows you, in the orange, we are in a drought, it's the worst we have seen across the state in 14 years. >> it's been pretty bad. >> the reporter: in this household, watering their plants and taking care of their lawn is their livelihood. >> it's good for your health, bushes, water them, mow the lawn. >> the reporter: for the last ten days or so, folks living in thean only water their lawn one day a week. >> it is serious, we take it seriously. >> the reporter: it's so serious, the last time the one-day rule was implemented was 15 years ago. >> and we have a stream trigger that affects one of our wells when it hits a low point of 12 cubic feet per second. we are mandated by permit to shut that well >> the reporter: the severe drought conditions are across 62% of massachusetts. that's up 20% in just a one-week span. >> and on nights like this, you just have to accept it. and hope in the fall. >> the reporter: so, if you don't follow that restriction where you can water

minutes on 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. >>> 4:02. on the hunt for a man who robbed two local stores at knifepoint. officers searching for clue at jim's quick stop in billerica. a man with a large knife threatened a female clerk. it happened 15 minutes after a robbery at a liquor store three miles away. in both cases the man was described as wearing a gray hoodie and carrying a large night out. >>> two large dogs irishtiously attack a woman out for a walk. this video was only on fox25 at 10. it hoes the victim laying on overstreet with neighbors and a police officer by her side. witnesses tell us the woman was walking her own dog around 7:30 when two pit bulls mauled her by heard the dogs getting waiting -- i ran down and she was on the ground and her hand was all ripped open. >> neighbors te u a animal control taking away one of the pit bulls. no word where the dogs came from or if any charges will be filed. >>> a salem man behind bars after he admitted to strangling his estranged wife. he walked into t

the westwood court reporting about 700 and malden has thousands. >> the cities and towns have had these for decades. that is so disheartening to me. >> reporter: the i-team has learned the federal government sends a letter urging transparency but the state did not share that with cities and towns until five months later on the very same day the i-team call to ask about it here the have the most up-to-date information before moving forward. >> there is a real emphasis nationally on transparency and it's going to be an ongoing efforts.>> part of that effort includes loans to replace service lines and it is important to note that just because you have service lines, that doesn't necessarily mean the toxin ends up in your water. as a precaution, student -- season had her kids blood tested and the results came back normal but you cann >> if the test had come back differently, our hearts would be broken and now -- and i would definitely be enraged. why hasn't this been taken care of. >> reporter: it can be inexpensive to get your faucets tested for lead. and if you are not sure what your serv

westwood, worcester around 70 degrees and humidity here coming down just a little bit. you can thee indicated by the dew point temperatures in the 60s, and, again, if you see 70s, you really feel stuffy. difficulties turning the metro west forecast hour by hour. middle 70s at 8 a.m. for you and you will need sunglasses out there. lunchtime look at this middle 80s by noon, and upper 80s between 90 at 4:00. cuff to see the sea breeze all the way back to the west side of the viewing area. worcester you will be in the middle 80s for the 2:00 hour today and not get much warmer than that. it is going to be about to even 10 degrees cooler than yesterday when you look at th still warm, but just not as bad as yesterday. in fact you will see a few 70s around rockport. quincy in the upper 80s and a few low 90s peeking around norwood. middle 80s chatham and hyannis and marshfield in the middle 80s as well as hull. beaches looking good today. seacoast, north shore. keep it dry. a mix of clouds and sun with the warmest reading coming in along the south shore today. take a look at the

district come in second and third as for other cheap neighborhoods outside of ruby hill, sun valley and westwood are considered affordable to the full map is on a website kdvr.com. right now italy is getting ready to wake up after a day of mourning for the victims of wednesday's earthquake. political leaders gathered to victims added a state funeral health today. the disaster killed at least 290 people. thousands of survivors now living in camps. their homes flattened and towns unrecognizable. in bangladesh, police killed when the suspected mastermind of the july terror attack at a ca?e in dhaka. please go the suspect into other people during an hour-long gunbattle. investigators identified the suspect as a bangladesh canadian. the two other suspects have not been identified thrgh people were killed in last month's attack in dhaka. police say another suspected mastermind is under investigation. now to the presidential election, green party candidate joel stein is campaigning and colorado. today she made stops in colorado springs and fort collins for tomorrow she will visit boulder and denver. th

. >> reporter: friday night fever, westwood high school taking on the copper canyon aztecs. we will learn all about the cats tonight later. we will send it >> thanks a lot! i look forward to it. >> mesa, mountain view, much more. the vipers join us in studio. check us out right after jimmy fallon at 11:35. >> looks like fun. >> still looks good. he is battling cancer. but i'm so happy for him. >> you have to give him our best. >> i certainly would. >> can't wait coop. >> it looks like the weather worked out for all the games tonight. >> yeah. >> it did. >> so we will get you straight over to the radar. show you what is happening. not much here in the valley. but, if you look over to the western part of our state, we have some thunderstorms lining up moving into the lake havasu area and parker. that activity is pushing to the east. we can expect to see heavy rainfall from al up to the north, flagstaff. we have showers that are moving into your area. pockets of heavy rain. down to the south along i-17. just north of sedona. all of that is pushing to the east. a lot of green. a

braintree split to the exit to the pike. 10 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls . >>> back to that breaking news now. a defense dating overnight crash on the mass pike. we take a closer look. it happened near exit 11 a.m. in southborough around midnight. i circled the area over by route 9. cell phone video show several rescue videos rushing to the scene with state troopers. closed for three hours. people sitting on the roofs of their car and walking around the lanes of the highway. traffic started moving about an hour ago. we are still trying to confirm with state police exactly what happened. we do know several cars were involved. >>> 4:32 right now. a young woman is being held without bail accused of viciously attacking a female police officer. that officer's injuries so bad she needs reconstructive surgery. michael henrich live in the newsroom with more details that incident. the officer lost an ear. >> reporter: the police officer will need reconstructive surgery and visit a plastic surgeon ians after his dealing with a lost ear. the 19-ye

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this one broke out in westwood there. joe is with me now, with these dry conditions of course things can get out of the hand quickly. >> yes, folks need to be very careful. people like to have barbecues this time of year. you have to be careful because things are extremely dry. we do have extreme drought condition as cross much of the region. boston, worcester, just obviously looking at over 8 inches below normal since the beginning of this year. boston barely getting an inch normal, and you can see right around the interior boston area, metro west from 495 and 128 inward, extending into southeastern new hampshire. i think this week with only a little rain possibly on the way, i think this extreme drought condition area is going to expand, unfortunately. tonight very quiet out there, temperatures generally 60's in worcester, to the lower 70's. a very comfortable. the dew points you can see here 50's and low 60's. way overnight. dew points in the 60's and 70's to. the west we have a little moisture trying to sneak in. how

expressway from the brain-tree split. 23 minutes on 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. >>> and back to the breaking news this morning. a devastating overnight crash on the mass pike. it happened as you zoom in here near exit 2 another southborough around midnight. rescue vehicles rushing to the scene. the westbound lanes were closed for three hours. people were sitting on the roofs of their cars walking on the highway waiting for their lanes to reopen. [sirens] there are the sound of the sirens. traffic started moving an hour ago. we are trying to confirm with police exactly what happened. we know that several cars were involved. >>> happening now, delta airline is warning passengers could be hundreds of flight cancellations and delays again caused computer systems to fail around the world. right now the 5:45 to tampa and the 6 a.m. flight to laguardia airport out of logan are already cancelled, but we will keep an eye on any other delays. passengers left strand ready receiving refunds as $200 travel vouchers. the airline does not know what caused t

from university avenue from westwood to the weston tolls. speaking of shiri here she is in norwood and like jason mentioned and alluded to, rain, not going to get a lot of it but a few sprinkles out there. >> shiri: yes, over the weekend scattered showers which is a great thing and we could see downpours along with that. the problem would be we need a week of steady rain to really reremembers this kind of dry situation and drought conditions that we have in place. has been. if we go all the way back to the beginning of the year and we go up to yesterday, this is actually the 6th driest period of time and the time frame that we had on record in boston has been significantly dry. our rainfall deficit now stands over 7 inches in the city itself. and this is how things shape up today. another dry day. we wake up this morning to temperatures in the 50s and 60s by 7 a.m. we have got about 57 in boston and beverly. 61 in plymouth. and 64 in nashua and lower 60s over the cape. at lunchtime today, let's plan around low and mid-80s in most towns and c

boone, kathleen, lake alfred, adare and westwood middle schools are all in jeopardy because of failing grades. the state already rejected the state's first improvement plan for them and now school leaders are hoping to get approval for a new plan. >>> a woman accused of running over and killing a tow truck driver and leaving the scene is headed back to court. police say alison huffman ll howard frankland bridge in february. she as a hearing this morning in tampa. investigators say she admitted to hitting the man, said she was too scared to stop. >>> the chicago police superintendent is formally moving to fire five officers involved in the killing of teen laquan mcdonald. the chicago police board will now decide whether to fire the officers. that recommended firing 10 officers in all but some of them have either retired or resigned. this video shows officer jason van dyke shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times. he faces first degree murder charges. >>> hundreds of people are expecting to pay final respects to one of the bay area's most beloved catholic leaders. the funeral mass for monsignor

. >> right now trains are down to just one track in the westwood area. amtrak are all seeing delays and they are working to work out when things will get tonight after a deadly crash in 128 -- at the street off ramp. we learned one of the people involved in that crash was killed. since then the roadway has reopened to traffic but still tonight no word on what caused that crash. multiple lanes though did have to be closed for emergency crews to reach the people involved and clear the wreckage. >>> police say a star wars prop is to blame for a bomb fall river today. investigators checked out that suspicious device. police say it was actually a prop left behind from a star wars-themed event. battleship cove ended up closing early but will be back open in the morning. >>> a former f.b.i. agent who claims he tried to blow the relationship on the bulger corrupt relationship with the agency will not face any prison time. he admitted that he lied on the witness stand in the bulger trial because of a plea deal he is getting probation and a fine of his lawyer tell

make your way to the exit to the pike. 23 minutes on 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. 4:02 right now this morning the mscpa will be in a home in upton where dozens of karats hiding in filthy conditions. >> workers removed eight cats from a home where two sisters were missing and neighbors tell us it is not the first time. jack yack show us why the house has now been condemned. >> reporter: full hazmat suits armed with nets and at one point a ax, mspca workers were in a urine-drenched home to rescue cats inside. neighbors alerted authorities to the deplorable conditions. >> if it was a warmer day, you could smell it worse. doors are closed, you can smell the odor. >> people who live in the area tried to get help for the animals and the women in the past. at one point is irk lateing a petition throughout the neighborhood asking for help from the board of health with a strong ammonia smell and mental health services for the sisters. 00 cats were removed several years ago but the problem cropped back up. animal control officers planting traps in neighb

cars come off that, come down westwood, got 200 feet before they get to a crosswalk where there's no stop sign. add to that cars coming out of skyline plaza. no wonder there's been a lot of trouble out here. today's crash happened about 2:00. daley city police say a girl in her early teens has life-threatening injuries after struck by a car. the droiver stopped and cooper e cooperated. police have not determined who was at fault. neighbors say crashes here have been commonplace for years. >> my niece was hit here. it was a day like today. foggy. foggy. and she was hit by a car. >> reporter: bob lives at the corner house at the intersection of south mayfair and westmoore. you've seen people hit out here? >> a lot. almost every month. almost two, three times. >> reporter: you almost got hit three times? >> yes. >> reporter: he blames reckless drivers. another neighbor says the frequent low-lying fog is also a problem. >> weather plays a role? >> yeah. always foggy. that's why. >> reporter: he says the solution is more controls at the intersection. >> that's why we're petitioning to mak

in the dry grass behind napa's westwood hills park, scientists from the u-s-g-s unloaded this machine to bore into the earth. meanwhile, our quadcopter four pilot, mark, unloaded his drone. this is just one site in a project that spans about 120 square miles across the napa valley. "we are not trying to predict when earthquakes will occur; we're trying to understand what the effects are likely to be, and how we can minimize those effects." but before the complicated physics and computer science come into play, there's the grunt work. "you get bounced around pretty good." this crew has to drill 42 holes, each 20 to 30 feet deep. but each of these giant bits is only five feet long, so they have to stack them, one at a time. carolyn stieben  usgs "once it pulls out enough material, then we're ready for another stem." once the hole is done, they stick a pipe in it to keep it from collapsing while they move on to the next site to do it all over again. soon these holes will have tiny charges in them that geologists will set off in september to recreate nature. "we will generate our own mic

from the braintree split to the pike, 28 minutes on 93 south and 23 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood area to the tolls. >> julie: delta says limited flights resuming and massive outage in the globe and logan people have been waiting for hours to get to the destination and hearing progress is on its way. >> daniel: >> michael: passengers airport. delta line at check-in counter and monday morning and crowd passed security is still substantial. that said let's read the tweet that revealed -- measure of progress with delta news hub account tweeting, quote, delta ground stop has been lifted and limited departure resuming power outage in atlanta that impacted delta computer systems. if just tuning since 2:30 this morning. delta airlines saying power outage in atlanta wiped out computer systems -- should down computer systems globally leading to delay of every single departure of every night -- flight here in boston and throughout the world. substantial mess caused high level of frustration for a lot of passengers. that and passenger significant delays and cancellation throughout the day an

this is on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. avoid 128 northbound at all costs. average speed 6 miles per hour because of accident at needham right at highland avenue and part of the morning commute down to just one lane. two lanes are blocked so the delays stretching all the way back past route 1 over to 95 in canton area. still waiting for accident to clear on 24, right at 28 and those delays. all the way back into brockton. back to the live drive times and but almost an hour and 40 minutes on 128 northbound, so use some of the side roads, just avoid that portion of 128 until you give you all clear. back to you. >> elizabeth: update following since 5:00-hour. just learned that six americans were on board emirates airlines flight that crash landed in dubai. all 300 people on that flight made it out safely and plane arriving from india when something happened during the flames. >> gene: man may have robbed two stores in less than 20 minutes. >> elizabeth: all happened while dozens of police officers were out interacting with the

exit to the pike and 20 minutes 93 south and 12 minutes 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining >> warming up quickly, told you it is going to happen. started at 4:00 and mid-50s and cold and now hot. >> widespread damage and wouldn't be surprised if a few day, 75? and step in and tell you and grab bottle of water and sunscreen and all do good on day like this because temperatures as you could see in the boston area getting into the upper 80s. we will be back into the 70s here, around 8:00, 9:00 this evening and going to stay comfortable and humidity not out of control, upper 80s in boston, norwood and upper 70s and parts of the cape will make it up to the 80 degree mark again today and there you go, just a couple wisp of white on the screen and couple scattered clouds and clouds increase, humidity increases and tomorrow morning mix of sun and clouds, more cloud cover than sunshine tomorrow morning, turning mostly there at 7:00 a.m. and wouldn't be surprised if we get one or two isolated showers or even a thunderstorm in the

exit for the pike. 38 minutes on 93 south, 22 minutes on 128 northbound and covers section from westwood up to the weston tolls. that drive time will go up because of the accident. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. happy to say nothing but sun today. like a song >> shiri: yesterday's tornado touched down in concord, thankfully no injuries, created a path half mile long and 400 yards wide. it was an ef1 tornado which means the winds were 100 miles per hour. on average massachusetts gets three tornadoes a year. most of them ef or ef1 and on in a sense i suppose we were due, very unusual for us to see them during the nighttime hours like we did yesterday. i mean that was 3:00 a.m. tornado. right now 51? in norwood, talk about a turn around though. sunshine in place. we got some cool crisp air as you wake up this morning, work way back up to 65 by 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 74?. upper 70s by 1:00 this afternoon. lower 80s where we end up peaking not just in norw so lower 80s in boston and in ipswich, about 79 in portsmouth, new hampshire. 82 high today in lawrence and framingham. 76 in wor

firefighters from westwood, needham and dover also responded. meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us now. this constant dry stretch we're in makes it ideal for these have that extreme drought, so abnormally dry condition, we're talking about rainfall deficits of the year 8 inches below, so we really need the rain, although we have some chances but not enough to really just -- the winds also played a factor in that brush fire too. the good news is winds have lightened up but they're still out of the south, which means we're going to see an increase in moisture heading our way through the overnight hours with that humidity, and all of that is ahead of that's bringing scattered showers from the great lakes down to the ohio valley. it's still over 500 miles away, but it's going to make its way here and looks to arrive late sunday into monday. until then, we'll notice clouds increasing overnight to the interior, i'm going to talk about what you expect when you wake up tomorrow, plus what you can expect from high temperatures coming up in just a few

through lexington expressway northbound. 44 minutes on 93 south, 14 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 19-year-old killed and injured five others, there's no sign of radicalization, american was three of the people hurt were released from the hospital overnight. attack happened at around 10:30 last night in russell square neighborhood. officers used a taser to stop the teen now under armed guard at local hospital. live where a home they have been at before. >> jessica: conditions were so bad they condemned the house last night. this was it here on school street in upton, pretty quiet here this morning. but we know mspca crews, they removed total of ten cats from here yesterday and they are going to be coming back here in just a little bit to search for even more. mspca workers spent hours rescuing cats from the upton home yesterday. the cats so filthy and animal waste, crews only went inside dressed head to toe in haz-mat suits. >> still smell an odor, just wasn't as strong in winter. >> jessica: two adult sisters in the house and more than 100 cats take

exit for the pike. 55 minutes on 93 south, 27 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us you went on the air warning everybody and this is what we have, blue sky now. >> vast improvements, storm we have right now not nearly as powerful what we went on at 3:00 a.m. with where we had tornado warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings, not the case and plain old rain and will last until 8:00, 8:30, very winds. we have talked nonstop how much we need the rain today. boston picking up just under an inch and man, oh man, did we need it. gusty northwest winds that push out the clouds, push out the showers, but do pull in some kind of blustery conditions for the afternoon. 9:00 a.m. there it is, all the rain is gone, got a couple lingering clouds at the coastline, those will clear out as well and nice bright 67 in boston now, a lot of live looks i'm getting look nice and sunny. perhaps a couple clouds maybe closer to the water, closer to logan but we are looking pretty bad out there. rain totals like i said just under an inch

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myself ♪what a wonderful world ♪music ♪oh yeah >>> joining us now, nevada day tif reporter sara westwoods a rigged election, sara. what do you think? >> well, that's such a powerful message that's carried him this far. it extends beyond the electoral process. it's something he's applied to the economy. they feel like the immigration system is rigged so that workers with come in and take american jobs. and if he has the discipline to stick to the message throughout the campaign that the entire system is rigged and it needs to be overhauled from the ground up from washington, that's a winning message. it's proven on both sides. he championed it in the republican party. and if he can continue to double down on it that's something that will take him far. >> matt, president obama goes after donald trump today unfit he said, unprepared and specifically cited europe and asia and the middle east as three areas where trump just doesn't have his acue men. your reaction? >> i'm appalled by these people, including republicans who go after donald trump because they say his language is too harsh and t

joining us, sarah westwood, and i trump surrogate matt schlapp.ump says it's a rigged election, sharia. what do you think? it's a powerful mess and that carried hip thus him thus far. it's something he applied to the economy. people feel like the economy is rigged. the paychecks don't go up. they feel like the immigration system is rigged so workers can come in and take american jobs. if he is disciplined enough to stick to the message throughout the campaign. it's a winning mess and. it's proven on both sides. if he be continue to double down on it, it's something that will take him far. lou: matt? president obama goes after donald trump today. unfit, unprepared. specifically cited europe and asia and the middle east three areas where trump doesn't have his acumen. your reaction. >> i'm appalled by these people including republicans who go after donald trump because they say his lang wage is too harsh and sometime he calls people names. the president of the youth, not saying he disagrees with donald trump or won't vote for donald trump, but sayin

about half hour on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 9:32 right now. back to breaking news in salem we told you about the top of the hour. woman was murdered by estranged husband. stephanie coueignoux just arriving and what are police telling you right no chandler street and where police are investigating after they found that woman strangled to death. we have seen detectives and police officers and i asked and they couldn't say what floor it was on. essex county they were releasing turned himself in to salem police around 3:40 this morning. that is when police arrived here to this home on chandler street, found the woman dead inside and again, they began investigating and what told by the district attorney's office is this. suspect now in custody is identified as douglas 50 years old, they believe that he may be homeless. what they are saying is that he going to be arraigned in transmitted. >> daniel: jessica reyes outside the curley community center in south boston and camp opens in matter of half hour from now. >> jessica: first day

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boone middle, kathleen middle, lake alfred, adare, denison middle and westwood middle school are all in jeopardy because of failing grades. the state already rejected the state's first improvement plan for the school. now a new approval plan is in the works. >>> heavier rain impacting the morning commute. now the rain continuing to spread a little further inland. the flooding potential here throughout the next few days, and of course a brand new track from the nhc. you have not seen that. coming up. >>> we're dealing with very slick roads especially in pinellas county. 275, we've already seen a handful of crashes, we still have this one in the northbound lanes blocking -- southbound lanes blocking two lanes. and one lane getting through so very slow through pinellas county on 275. give >>> 6:37. >> definitely hit and shook one or two -- >> coming up, this man's scary struggle with a shark. what he had to do to save his foot. >> later an historic flight takes off today, the airline heading from florida to cuba for the first time in more than >>> welcome back. 6:41. volusia county ofte

. >> sarah westwood has been following this sorry, joining us now. nice to see you. partisan witch hunt, do you agree? >> you can look at what she said on benghazi, and the comments that director comey made in july and there are clear contradictions between what she said and the evidence presented. there are legitimate questions whether hillary clinton intentionally lied to congress or whether her statements to the fbi in a private interview, that by the way, was never transcribed. matched the evidence that was uncovered and whether there was intentional coverup there. because the public evidence speaks to contradiction, there is a good reason for congress to pursue this. >> so we think about this, what she said to the fbi that wasn't transcribed, they have what is called the 302s, which are notes that the fbi agents took. it seems as though the fbi believed that she was truthful in her interview, otherwise they could have charged her with lying to an fbi agent, in and of itself a crime. congress can't look into that, can they? >> well, no, those statements in a vacu

braintree split to the exit to the pike. 29 minutes on 93 south. 17 minutes on 28 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> a fast-moving wildfire in southern california prompting evacuation orders and road closures. the fire broke out around noon at the san bernandino national forest and has charred more than 1500 acres. about 400 fire fighters were working on the flames overnight but so far it has not been contained. investigators have not determined what started the fire. >>> the death tolls continues to rise in mexico from hurricane earl. about 39 people are confirmed dead. 28 people were killed in multiple mud slides in the to close a section of the main highway heading to mexico city. federal transportation authorities say earl dropped a month's water of rain in just 24 hours. >>> new details are coming out about a deadly hot air balloon crash in texas. a showers close to the investigation now says the pilot may not have seen the power lines before hitting them. the source says the pilot was trying to lower the balloons breaking the clouds at the time. this happe