emily: weymouth firefighter causes controversy online over a life-saving drug. the action town leaders are taking today. randy: last minute push before the first votes in iowa. the critical moments for presidential candidates today. erika: lots to get to this morning. want to check in with cindy. it actually feels warm out. cindy: very weird. exactly. it's february 1. it might as well be april 1 outside. 45 degrees out there right now after a very warm sunday. we're starting out this monday morning with temperatures well above average. the cold spot out in orange at 29 degrees. it is 30 in keene. most of us are at or above 40 degrees this morning. you can see there are some clouds out there. these are thin clouds around this morning. but patchy clouds here and there. you can see off to the west there are some showers. these are associated with a cold front that is moving toward us. out ahead that front today a southwesterly wind feeding off even warmer temperatures. from the 40's this morning we're going to jump up into the 50's this afternoon. in fact by 10:00

a weymouth fire fighter suspended for making some controversial comments. he actually made them on-line using his facebook page to talk about a life saving drug given to people who overdose . >> anchor: now he is off the job without pay. 7's jonathan hall live in weymouth with the breaking details for us. john? >> reporter: good evening. there are 183 overdose deaths in weymouth last year. two dozen of them resulted in death. the mayor says these comments were tone deaf to that problem and certainly inappropriate. inappropriate.. the town of weymouth taking action . >>> 90 day suspension without pay . >> reporter: after a firearm's controversial facebook post calling narcan the worst drug ever created . >>it's a sensitive subject for a lot of people. a lot of families have been huge hugely impacted . >> reporter: the facebook post read i for one get no extra these losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours. you use, you should lose. the firearm has been with the department 11 years but will now undergo special sensitivity and social media train

two people facing charges after a police chase in weymouth. police say the chase started there and then the suspect's car crashed into a utility pole in abington. police expect route 18 to continue to be closed near bedford streets in both directions until about 10:00. crews are trying to restore power to hundreds of customers in that area. and by the way, police believe that vehicle had been stolen. >> sarah: donald trump is waking up to his first victory in the republican presidential race. the billionaire businessman coming out on on the -- coming second-place victory. dan hausle begins our coverage with more on the republican race. dan? >> dan: well, trump and kasich the big winners of the night. trump proving he could not only get people to come out to see vote for him. and kasich proving that his positive campaign would get results. >> new hampshire, i love you. i want to thank you. ly not forget you. you started it. you started it. >> maybe, just maybe we're turning the page on a dark part of american politics, because tonight the light

we are live in weymouth. susie steimle. >> thanks we appreciate it.

malini got sue is live in weymouth. and malini, you spoke to the suspect's mother. >> yeah, she was shocked, stunned, heart broken and at the same time she says it doesn't surprise her. the crash happened right over here. tonight witnesses are telling us that the victim himself is just lucky to be alive. >> reporter: for the first time we are getting a look at 51-year-old thomas mohan. he's facing oui charges for hitting a person in front of canine daycare on washington street in weymouth this afternoon. >> shock right now. >> reporter: weymouth police tell us it was a two-car accident and one car i had the 39-year-old man crossing. another car had to swerve out of the way slamming into the sign. i was in the store over here and just talking and heard a big crash like that. i was told that a pedestrian had been crossing the street. they ended up getting hit by one of the vehicle there is and it dragged them and went up on the curb and the other one swerved to get out the way. >> we just saw a couple of people go in an a

live in weymouth, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: later this morning, two women arrested on drug charges will new brunswick a worcester courtroom. this is only part of the story. on friday police executed a search warrant at a home on king street. the upstair apartment was found to be a disaster-- to put it mildly. police say the mice-infested apartment was covered in large a cat was found under a sink with a live mouse in its mouth. all the while three children-- ages 6, 5 and 3-- were found there at the time of the search. sheyla montalvo and natasha riley-murphy were arrested. the children have been placed in d.c.f. custody. live in worcester, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: two people are expected in court today, charged in a january 3 murder in everett. jose ardon and cristian nunez-flores have each been charged with murder in the shooting death of 19-year-old omar reyes. reyes body was found under the tileston street bridge. randy: mansfield police are investigating the death of a man in mill pond. his body was di

live in weymouth, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: the longtime girlfriend of convicted mobster james whitey bulger will go back before a federal judge this week pleading guilty to contempt charges. catherine greig is already serving an eight-year prison term for helping bulger avoid capture during his 16 years on the run. she plans to plead guilty on wednesday to disobeying a judge's order to testify about other people who helped bulger stay under the radar. bulger is serving life for murder and racketeering. 6:35. right now two women are preparing to face a judge charged with keeping several children in filthy conditions. randy: the eyeopener's doug meehan is in worcester with the accusations they'll face today. doug: randy, emily, good morning. later on this morning, these women will be at this worcester courthouse facing several charges in connection to that the weekend. and natasha riley-murphy lived in the squalid home on king street with their children, ages 6, 5, and 3. those are not their children but those children we

so kind of spitting at us in weymouth right now. not heavy snow but enough to make for slippery travel let's say and fresh five and a half inches and worcester a week ago had 2-foot snowfall deficit and now it is under ten inches and been chipping away at it and we will do so again during the day tomorrow, but this is where we now. and another one from scituate to north scituate, drifting toward cohaseted, don't be comprised if you see it up that way and tricky part about snow showers. narrow bands, affect a couple communities and winds today mostly out of the north and situation where the entire coastline enough moisture being pulled overhead to stirrup a couple of those and most prone locations will be cape ann as well as the south shore and north side of the cape. boston has slight risk but up and down the coastline that's where you have to watch out for a couple snow showers today. only patchy coating up to maybe an inch of snow and one or two communities total. most of us just simply sticking with the clouds. 30 in boston and b

. >> a similar situation in weymouth. susie steimle is there live with the massive effort to battle the fire and ice. good morning susie. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and chris. massive effort is right. they had to call in 12 other departments to help handle the three fires that broke out here in weymouth in a matter of two hours. it was some significant damage to the three homes too as the firefighters had their hand full not only of course dealing with the fires but the cold weather making it difficult for them as well. now about 12 or so hours later we know a little more about what caused the fires. two of them are cold weather related. one person had trouble with the chimney and the other person with trying to warm up the third still not determined but the fire chief saying there's a lesson in this for people. make sure cash on monoxide detectors are working and -- cash op monday objection -- carbon monoxide detectors were working and your smoke detectors are working and have your chimney checked before lighting

to understand the opioid addiction issue in weymouth pop by the coffee shop. they will tell you addiction affects the whole city. >> everywhere, everywhere. >> reporter: so in a local fireman posted negative comments about addicts and narcan on his personal facebook he started a fire storm. he said "narcan is the worst let the explicative bags die i get no extra money for giving narcan and these losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours. you use you should lose. >> you do lose. you lose your family. you lose their trust. >> reporter: mike ware has been batteling addiction his adult life and seen narcan save his brother, and his cousin. >> to say that on facebook is guy you are. >> i think it's absolute bull. >> reporter: jennifer's boyfriend is a former addict but without narcan he wouldn't be alive. >> they didn't choose to be addicts it happened that way. no one understands it's disease you have to battle. >> reporter: addiction does affect everyone differently. point. --epidemic is crazy and he is right in a way too. >> reporter: most wish he

this happened this afternoon of 30 weymouth. sergeant jennifer ordway was dragged nearly 16 feet police say she was talking to a driver to the passenger window when the cost of moving. 20-year-old william cruette of concord was charged sergeant ordway was not seriously hurt. >> breaking development search for missing man lasting outside of austin your daniel hall haymarket. police now believe sack mars fell into the icy waters near north station. that's a rubber austin is live and robert divers were back in the water there today searching for any sign of zach. >> robert: investigators went through quite a bit of surveillance video concluding that zach my weight in this area icy water today divers were in that water with some very difficult conditions. he's a good kid this is really what happened that night has been a mystery today boston police divers searching the frigid waters of the charles near north station. investigators believe the young man and it up in the water we let the bell in hand tavern more than a week ago. diver

next, they say he ran into a 39- year-old pedestrian from weymouth. the victim was sent to south shore hospital with life- threatening injuries. signs of a serious accident still present at night. >> the driver of the minivan was quite upset and obviously under the influence arguing with thepolice. >> reporter: mohan was arrest and charged with oui and other charges and wbz discovered pages of driving violations against him date back to 1987. >> i am in a little bit of shock. >> reporter: a woman answered the door at his home tuesday evening and said she had just learned about the incident. >> she has been going through a bad time. >> reporter: thomas mohan and the driver of the black peckup truck were transported to south shore hospital. in weymouth louisa moller wbz this morning. >>> the search is on for a missing mother who left to pick up her son at day ware monday but infer arrived. state police detectives were looking for clues at judith sales' home in holbrooke. she was last seen monday afternoon leaving her job as a pharmacist at taunton walgr

emily: we' re also following stories in weymouth, walpole and boston. but first cindy has your forecast. it is the call before the storm. we had a slight touch of wintry weather overnight. it is tonight and tomorrow morning where things get heavy. just he wind in thunder. it will be wild. we will be on the lighter side. we can see some light rain and drizzle. the concern is outside of 495 were was raining with drizzle. temperature still there freezing. that could create wintry conditions with a light brady. 32 at orange. you' ll notice manchester is right around freezing. a careful. s to the south shore. we will slowly pushed s and 50. look at what happens overnight. s across the area. temperatures come up dramatically overnight. we have lighter precipitation. as we get into the afternoon and evening, you' ll notice we start rain to push in. the heaviest rain comes in tonight as this storm is coming through tennessee and will likely bring more weather. that storm will lift towards us. by 11:00 tonight through 9:00 tomorrow morning. that is where we' hea

in weymouth, a struggle to get water on a raging house fire. in fact ,resources are thin from 3 fires in that south shore town. our nicole estaphan is live in weymouth with the story. nicole. nicole: firefighters have never had to deal with this before. couple it with the cold and it was rough out here. all of this the result of people trying to stay warm. in just a matter of a couple hours sunday, three separate fires in weymouth. the cause in at least two of the cases -- people trying to stay warm. >> fuel from a wood fire store of -- woodfired stove -- use a metal can. nicole: firefighters faced to battles, the fire and the cold >> it' s cold. you keep moving. just keep moving. we' nicole: at least a dozen nearby departments were called in to help, too take on a job that weymouth had never been faced with before. then there was the ice. the water pressure. the dangerous temperatures. >> the frozen hydrants, we did well with that tonight. pressure was a couple of issues but we adapted, overcame on that. we pressurized the lines the fire out.

life in weymouth. victoria warren 7news "today in new england." >>> the phone fight between apple and the fbi. right now it looks like things are at stand still. some people are now showing support for the tech company thanking apple for putting them first. tim caputo has the look at this protest. >>> a show of sport as more people take sides in the stand off between the tech company and the fbi. rally only drew a dozen people but across the u.k. groups also gathered outside other apple stores supporting the company as it refuses to help the government unlock an encrypted iphone. >>> people are concerned what the fbi is asking people to do. the single iphone belonged to saed face farook who killed 16 people in san bernadino, california. federal judge order apple to create and install software to access the pass code like iphone. the company refused say that would put every i phone at risk. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. >> here in boston police commissioner bell evans sides with the fbi said they could

we are live in weymouth. susie steimle. >> thanks we appreciate it. >>> an explosion at restaurant in wrentham. this happened at uno pizzeria at one yesterday afternoon. an employee was working near the oive when -- oven when a aerosol can of nonstick spray fell on the conveyer. the employee has is second and third-degree burns and is recovering at a rhode island hospital. >>> a search for answers after a missing man is found in the bottom of a pond in mansfield. they got a call for a man on route 106 saturday rather saying they hadn't heard from their adult son after a search his body was found in millpond. his name has not been released but his death does not appear boys with disabilities. connection with the court today. four men are facing assault charges while one woman is accused of intimidating a witness and obstructing justice. it occurred at the eagleton school in great barrington that cares for boys with cognitive behavioral and developmental disabilities. five people were released on personal recou

. >>> first a weymouth firefighter is suspended about making controversial comments in on facebook. fox 25 news at 6:00 he's off the job without pay for 90 days. new tonight, our jim morelli is live outside weymouth city hall where some people just called for more action against that firefighter. jim? >> reporter: mark, 90 days without pay and a desk job when he gets back. pretty harsh punishment for posting something to facebook but you are right, some are saying it's not enough. they say this firefighter should be terminated. he should be educated. >> i was disappointed. >> reporter: freedom of that essentially was the conclusion of town administrators in weymouth today. they slapped a firefighter with a 90 day unpaid suspension after he posted to social media disparaging comments about drug addicts. >> i take a lot of pride in our department and i just think it was a bad judgment call on this individual. >> reporter: those comments appeared on facebook and seemed to voice the firefighter's frustration at the repeated use of the overdose reversing drug narcan on the same people. q

live in weymouth, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> the search is on for a missing mother. she left to pick up her son at day care monday but never arrived. last night state police detectives were looking for clues at judith sales' home in holbrook she was seen monday afternoon leaving her job as a pharmacist at taunton walgreens. her husband reported her missing when she didn't pick up their son for day care. character. >> she never did anything like leave before. we are hoping and praying someone will see a photo or she will return home safely. >> as long as she comes home safely that's all that matters. >> that's judith's husband police pinged the cell tone in connecticut. since then the phone has been off. mrs. say they were going to activate the lojack to locate the vehicle. >>> a new clue in the search for a missing man from the town of harvard. police say surveillance video shows zachary marr leaving a bar and walking towards the charles river. divers searched the water again yesterday but didn't find anything. marr vanished a week and half ago last seen outside a ba

now a weymouth firefighter under fire. nicole oliverio live in weymouth this afternoon with a look at who investigators are zeroing in on. nicole? >> reporter: well, really it's town leaders. they say it is too early to say whether or not this post will change this firefighter's job status. a weymouth firefighter critical of a life-saving drug pooes his thoughts on facebook. on his personal page, the firefighter called narcan the worst drug ever created. the post read in part, "i get no extra money for giving narcan and these losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours. you use, you should lose." narcan revives people who have overdosed on heroin. the facebook account has been deleted since. enough people saw it and now this firefighter is under fire the weymouth fire department released a statement that said, "the department has been made media. reflect the philosophy or values we hold as a fire department or town." some people believe the comments are in poor taste but perhaps the firefighter was just venting

live in weymouth john cuoco, 7 news night team. >> and we're following a developing story. boaters in nebraska are republican caulks right now. and their time is running out. there's been a big turn out tonight in fact it's reported reportedly causing a problems cnn is report sources are telling them ballot shortage and marco rubio staffer says volunteers at his site were checking in voters without checking ids many candidates include donald trump and ted cruz have been out shaking hands tonight. trump has been ahead in the polls and is expect to take the win. that's when counting begins. >> the night team now turning to holbrook family holding out hope they will see this missing mother again she never showed up to pick up her son a day care yesterday. the night team kimberly bookman is live with her family's pleaing for are help tonight. yeah adam that missing mom was last heard from around 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon as hours continue to tick by, her family in this white house behind me is searching for answers. >> through the door of holbrook home clifford sales says h

live in weymouth, michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> 4:39 today. two local men who dressed up like police officers are going to court for a violent home invasion. christopher covey and timothy barry posed as cops to get inside a home on pine hill a lowell police officer shot one of the suspects twice when he opened the front door with a gun. the officer is now on administrative leave while the incident is investigated. the suspect has been released from the hospital for his court hearing. >>> this morning the fbi and local police are searching for a bank robbery suspect. stoneham officers say the man in this photo held up the bank of america on main street shortly after 10:00 yesterday morning. the teller handed money over and the suspect ran away with the cash. looking for a man in his 40s with a thin build and thin wire with a thin build and thin wire-rimmed glasses. >>> new this morning the bay state senior senator is raising serious campaign cash two years before she is even up for reelection. according to the federal election commission, senat

nicole oliverio reports from weymouth with a look at what investigators are focusing on. >>> a weymouth fire fighter critical of a life saving drug posts his thoughts on facebook. on his personal page the fire fighter called narcan the worst drug ever created. the post read in part "i for one get no extra money for giving narcan and these losers are out in the hospital and ewing again in hours. you use, you should lose." narcan is used to revive people that overdosed on heroin. the facebook account has since been deleted but enough people saw it and now this fire fighter is under fire for his comments. >>> awful. awful department released a statement is a said "the department has been made aware of a post on social media. the comments posted do not reflect the philosophy or values we hold as a fire department or town." some people believe while comments are in poor taste perhaps the fire fighter was just venting . >>> i don't think it's right but kids think they get high because they know they carry them . >>> i imagine everybody has their personal opinion about things. as far as i'm co

the fire chief here in weymouth 6:00. for now live in weymouth susie steimle wbz this morning. >> reporter: good morning. i am nicole jacobs live in east boston where residents here spent several hours with no heat in one of the coldest nights of the winter so far. heat has been restored power has been restored and using the generator here it started with manhole explosions we are told. eversource crews have been hard at work still frustrated residents were buried in the cold and chilly temperatures last night. some telling us they chose to pack up and head to a hotel taking another live look at this generator working all the magic this morning coming up at 6 hear from the residents who powered through the chilly temperatures. nicole jacobs cbd -- wbz this morning. >>> there's a new development governor snyder wants to expand medicaid coverage to pregnant women and people under 21. a lack of corrosion control caused lead to seep into the water exposing the entire population there to elevated lead levels. >>> crowds are ga

. >>> police are at an accident involving a pedestrian in weymouth. we know three people have been taken to the hospital. we're learning to hear about their injuries. one person does have life-threatening injuries. that's a pedestrian. we have crews working both of these stories. we'll bring you updates when we get them. i'm kim khazei, 7 news. >>> boston police try to make sure you are safe the next time you catch a cab here in the city. here's the deal. they've started fingerprinting thousands of cab drivers. >> that's right, 7's dan hausle shows us the city's commissioner wants to expand that program. >>reporter: boston cabbies getting fingerprinted for the first time as part of city-mandateed background checks private ride share companies like lyft and uber to do the same. >> it's all about making sure when our daughters and sons and loved ones go into a vehicle that stranger is hose going to pick them up. >>reporter: the fight over fingerprinting drivers getting new urgency after an uber driver in michigan is accused of shooting and killing six p

emily: a weymouth firefighter is suspended without pay over a facebook post about narcan. on his personal page, veteran firefighter mark carron called and suggested letting addicts die. he's now been suspended for ninety days. right now police are investigating a hoax threat involving a massachusetts congresswoman. randy: the eye's doug meehan is live in melrose with the scare on her front lawn. doug: randy, emily. police here in melrose still trying to figure out how this all happened. congresswoman katherine clark says she looked outside sunday night and suddenly saw police lights around her home and officers with long guns on her lawn. clark says she was a victim of swatting. police say they got a recorded phone call saying there was an active shooter at her house. the congresswoman is the sponsor of a bill that would make it a federal crime to call in a hoax to get a big police response. and she believes she was targeted saying, quote, "no mother should have to answer the door to the police in the her family's safety simply because an anonymous person disagrees with he

a weymouth firefighter is suspended after making controversial comments about an overdosing reversing drug on facebook. on fox 25 news at 6:00 we told you he's off the job with pay now for 90 days tonight our jim morelli is people just call for more action a desk job when he gets back. some say it's not enough that this firefighter should be term zmad most say he should be educated. >> freedom of speech that went too far that is the conclusion of town administrators in weymouth today. they slapped a firefighter with a 90 day day ununpaid suss intention. after posting on facebook disparaging comments. >> i just think it was a bad judgment call on this individual. >> reporter: those comments appeared on facebook and seemed to voice the firefighters frustration treated use of the overdose reversing drug narcan on the same people. quoted these losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours. you use you should lose. you agree that he was frasted. sometimes emergency back to the same address multiple times. instead of post traumatic stress disordering on social medical area say wri

it doesn't speak for the values of weymouth. >> the post of the long-time member of the department. he calls narcan the worst drug ever created and suggests leading drug addicts die. >> they read their e-mails and i have seen their concerns. i can see the toll it has taken on our community not just in weymouth, but everywhere. >> last year alone, the town had more than 180 over doses. some parents that have lost addictions came to the town hall to voice their concern over the comments. >> a firefighter three years ago gave me narcan three years ago to save my son. he had three relapses and died a year ago. so i don't know what or why he would say that. >> they don't know what if anything sparked the post, but he is remorseful. >> he is truly sorry for his comments and he understands the implications of his actions. reporter: when he returns to duty in 90 days we are told he will be reassigned to a desk job while he undergoes counseling and training. wcvb newscenter 5. >> a little boy from roxbury taken into custody. he was rushed to the hospital suffering what police describe rhonde

this was in weymouth. and that crash actually hit that pedestrian, the driver is now facing some charges. and donald trump winning big out in nevada, his third straight victory now in the republican race for the white house. marco rubio is on track for second place right now, barely leading ted cruz with some votes still to be counted. officials say a record number of republicans came out to vote in last night's caucus. >> sarah: right now the search is on for this holbrook woman, her husband reporting her missing when she never picked her son up at day care. this morning the woman's family is holding out hope for her safe return. 7's jennifer eagan joins us with more on a key clue police are following this morning. jen? >> jennifer: sarah, police were following the pings from her cell phone. they hit a cell phone tower in connecticut, but police say since then the phone has been turned off. a holbrook mom missing for more than a day now. >> she can come home safely. >> jennifer: police say judy sales left

that essentially was the conclusion of town administrators in weymouth today. they slapped a firefighter with a 90 day unpaid suspension after he posted to social media disparaging comments about drug addicts. our department and i just think it was a bad judgment call on this individual. >> reporter: those comments appeared on facebook and seemed to voice the firefighter's frustration at the repeated use of the overdose reversing drug narcan on the same people. quote these losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours the post reads. you use you should lose. frustration. i glee he was frustrated. >> reporter: weymouth fire sometimes emergency responders do have to go back to the same address multiple times. but -- >> there's better ways to deal with your frustration instead of posting on social media write a letter to the chief. >> reporter: outside weymouth town hall tonight a handful of addiction fighting advocates gathered to lend support to the use of narcan. >> this guy made a horrible mistake. >> reporter: as many times as needed. bill hill lost

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susie steimle is live in weymouth. what's going on with this one? >> reporter: the post has been taken down but not before people screen shot it and shared it online. people are furious that a firefighter would call narcan the worst drug ever created. it's of course the antioverdose drug for anyone who used heroin or openats and needs to be take -- opiates and needs to be taken to the hospital. the firefighter said on his personal facebook, i for one narcan and these losers they are out of the hospital and using again inhours. you use you should lose. weymouth fire chief responded saying comments don't reflect the philosophy or values we hoe as a fire department or town. online a number of people sharing the post saying they are frustrated with the firefighters many some saying they think he should lose his job for saying something like this. susie steimle w about. z this morning. >>> 6:35-- wbz this morning. >>> two women are due in court after accused of trafficking drugs out of a home in squallor with three children in side. the children are ages

this morning we do have reports of a couple spin-outs on route 3 northbound through weymouth. if you're taking the "t" this morning, it's on time.

the commitment and the values of members of the weymouth fire department. many of you probably know that weymouth is really been severely impacted by the whole opiate epidemic that we see here throughout the state in the country. x weymouth fire chief tells me that he has been an employee of the fire department since 2004 says is been a good employee in fact in both the fire chief and union call this behavior quote uncharacteristic of him. the chief says he offered no real explanation just that he was incredibly sorry. still working to turn around for you some more sound from this press conference and coming up in just the next hour about the fire chief thoughts and all of this and statistics on how many overdoses eight times they've had to use narcan here in weymouth in the past year. >> two people hit by a car in the chinatown section of boston one of the victims dragged nearly 3 miles and is now fighting to survive. fox25 crystal haines live in boston. crystal a suspect in this case was just a rain. >> reporter: that's right about half an hour ago things

police on the scene of an accident involving a pedestrian in weymouth. at least three people were taken to the hospital there. >> john, what can you tell us? >>reporter: kim, earlier that accident closed washington street here. you can see this it's open now but this is where everything happened right here in this parking lot. you can see some of the markings from police. police tell me accidents happen here all the time. this was the worst they've ever seen. it looked pretty bad. >>reporter: a wild scene in wayman. police say two vehicles collide on washington street sending one of them into a person walking by. >> they took him away. he had severe facial lacerations and he was in pain. both his news were knocked off. >>reporter: peter mauna than says the employee was trying to pull out of the parking lot in his truck. >> it hit the pedestrian, threw him up on the van's window and over to here where he landed on the ground and he proceeded to hit another car that was here. >>reporter: both drivers were taken to the hospital along with the person hit who

route 3 there are some delays out of weymouth into braintree. once you get there 15-20 on the expressway into boston. pike looks good. another disabled car 128 north by route 9 and also by winter street on the southbound side. then 93 southbound starting to methuen. andover and dascomb road and down to wilmington and once again approaching spot pond. trains and buses still running on schedule. emily. emily: for the crowded republican field, today will be a fight to just stay in the game. and this image may look very different this time tomorrow. the eyeopener's kelley tuthill is live in nashua with the final flourish that you could call offensive. kelley: just call it an exclamation point on what's been one of the most unconventional campaigns this state has ever seen. trump: she said i never expect to hear that from you again. she said (bleep). kelley: the crowd cheered as donald trump took a cue from a woman in the audience to describe what he thought was rival ted cruz's weak response to this weekend's debate question about waterboarding. mea

the weymouth accident happened right in front of monahan marine. a van was barreling down the breakdown lane. >> we tried to put it in reverse. he got hit. >> reporter: the suspect out... the suspect's out of control car crashed into him. >> knocked him over. over to here. he landed on the ground. he had severe facial lacerations. and he was in pain. both his shoes were knocked off. >> reporter: the man driving the second car, he is expected to be okay. the suspect remains in the hospital. he will have a hospital arraignment later this victoria warren, 7 news. >> reporter: two detectives returned to the holbrook home of a mother who hasn't been heard from since monday afternoon. police say judy sales left her job in taunton and was supposed to pick up her son at day care but never showed up. detectives spent hours at the family's home yesterday, meeting with sales' husband. he tells 7 news he reported her missing. >> what has happened that made you think something was strange? >> it is complicated. >> reporter: police say sales was last seen drivin

weymouth police say officers pursued the driver who refused to stop. stolen. the driver crashed on route 18, snapping the pole in half and knocking out power overnight to nearly 2,000 customers. police shut down a section of route 18 as officers investigated and power crews repaired lines. rush hour traffic was detoured for several hours before the road finally reopened. the damaged car towed from the scene. the driver and passengers taken to a nearby hospital. both expected to face charges. it is unclear exactly what charges the suspects are going to face. as for national grid customers, we are told most of them have their power back by early morning. in abingen to, 7 news. >> christa: a deadly car accident under investigation on route one north in saugus. state police say a car rolled over, killing one person who was inside around 4:30 this morning. police are working to figure out exactly what caused that crash. >> sarah: route 28 in quincy reopening this morning after a two people were killed when a car hit a tree, rolled over, then burst into flames. one

weymouth police say thomas mohan of weymouth was drunk and on drugs when he slammed into another car and a man crossing the street. it happened yesterday afternoon on washington street in weymouth. mohan's mother is devastated that he is involved in something like this. >> i am in shock right now. i really feel dizzy. and he is going through a revery rough time, but that's >> daniel: the victim is in the hospital with serious leg and face injuries. mohan was also taken to the hospital and will face a judge when he is released. >>> new this morning, federal agents say an electronic ankle bracelet found in quincy belongs to the u.s. probation department. the bracelet is used to monitor criminals. fox25 investigates have been tracing the source of this bracelet since we first learned that police were circulatinging an e-mail trying to figure out where it came from. someone found it and turned it over to quincy police. the chief u.s. probation officer for massachusetts told thoughts bracelet belonged to that agency but was cut off by a person in july. that individual was taken into custo

weymouth police say thomas mohan of weymouth was crunch mohan of weymouth was drunk and on drugs when he slammed into another car and a man crossing the street. it happened yesterday afternoon on washington street. mohan's mother is devastated he is involved in something like this. >> shock right now. i really feel dizzy. and he is going through a rerough time, but that is no excuse for hurting other people dan the victim is in the hospital with serious leg injuries. mohan was taken to the hospital is released. >>> trying to figure out why a little boy was wandering streets alone in the military of the night. a 4-year-old was found walk big himself in dorchester around 3 a.m. yesterday. wins is he first reported this story in the newscast. the boy told police he left the house to go get some chocolate. police took him to the hospital as a precaution when they found him. he has been reunited with his mother this morning. >>> new this morning, federal agents now say an electronic ankle bracelet found in quincy belongs to the u.s. probation department. the bracelet used to monitor crimin

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reporting live in weymouth team. also from the night team, a woman facing a judge covering her face in court. she's accused of going on a dangerous drive and dragging a woman she hit for three miles. three miles. investigators say that she hit a couple on china town street and just kept ongoing. they say she dragged one of street in china town down i-93 and finally through columbia road in dorchester. tim caputo is there with more on a horrifying accident, tim. >> you're absolutely right, kim. this afternoon prosecutors laid out some of the details some of those disturbing details that witnesses both heard and saw as that woman was trapped underneath the early this morning. >> she drove more than two miles on the highway, while dragging a woman underneath her suv. >> in court she covered her face with jacket as she pleaded not guilty to a charges related to horrifying hit and run. witness heard what he believed to be a car alarm and that turned out to be the victim screaming. prosecutor say around 1:00 a.m. monday mo

and route 3 slow back into weymouth. once you get past the crash scene it's about 25 minutes braintree to boston. the pike only about 15, 495 to 128. and so far so good on 93 south. some volume into andover. then again approaching spot pond. trains and buses doing okay. randy, emily. randy: thank you. another hour to come. we're in iowa this morning with the american people can't afford to wait for ideas thatr sound good on paper... but will never make itr in the real world. the grandmother who has tot choose between paying for mediciner and paying rent... t can't wait. the single mom whop desperately needs a raise... t can't wait. the student with ap mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now for people and families who need it. p i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. r oh. looks like we're getting

nicole jacobs is live in weymouth with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you kathryn. the pedestrian in this crash we are told suffered life- threatening injuries. driver of the other vehicle is recovering as well after a man accused of driving drunk and high should have never been behind the wheel. a sobriety test gives the big picture. 51 yowled thomas mohan struggling to ---year-old -- 51- year-old thomas mohan struggling to walk the line. >> just a massive crash by the time we ran out here, the cars >> reporter: michael saw the washington street aftermath. mohan was driving the minivan pedestrian. >> the driver of the meny van under the influence. arguing with the police. >> reporter: he was drunk police say and high on drugs. >> he has been going through a bad time. that's all i can say right now. >> reporter: at his home tuesday, a woman answered the door. shock right now. >> reporter: saying very little no one to speak on the driving violation that is spanned nearly 30 years. but mohan will have to answer t

weymouth police were asked the car this morning when it crashed moments after the called off the jews. fox 25's robert goulston. a generated in the parking lot is keeping the lights on full powered unexpected for a couple of days. sub was coming down route 18 it was hitting speeds of about 80 miles per hour police it hit this utility pole snapped it into pieces and the transformers above exploded. >> it was pretty bad it was i everything was all over the street. >> it just wasn't happening for pre-it is in abington weymouth line today. it's all day business toyota rav4 seen here flipped on its side also knocked out power to the area. moments earlier weymouth police tried to stop the driver and his passenger for speeding but police say 24-year-old javon jack is of dorchester took off when the officer got out of his car.after the crash he told officers he did not stop because he thought he had award for his arrest he did want to go to jail days before his birthday. it turns out there was no arrest warrant. his mother telling us on the phone he is a wrapper in a good kid aside from the p

. >>> a weymouth firefighter posted this comment online about narcan. last year the weymouth firefighters responded to 183 overdoses and used the narcan to save 114 cases. 23 people died, and one was bill hill's son. >> it's totally wrong it saves people's lives. it saved my son twice. >> karen deleted his facebook profile, but it was too late because of the screen shots. he be suspended for 90 days. >>> a 3-year-old was brought to the hospital on sunday night, and now he's fighting for his life. no word on how he got hurt, but department all day yesterday. the boston globe says dcf has custody of the boy and another child in the same apartment. they will not say if the family has a history with the department. >>> coming up a massachusetts congressman who is fighting just swatted herself. >> she is talking to us about the nightmare outside of her melrose home. >>> the limited edition meal being served up in several it's getting harder for me to stay in my home, but i really don't want to go anywhere else. i could use some help taking medications, using

for now that's the latest live in weymouth. nicole oliverio. 7news "today in new england." >>> happening today two women in worcester accused of living in filthy condition with three young children head to court today. both women were arrested friday after police found the children living in the apartment full of trash, feces and mice. police also discovered pills and other drugs. the children are in state custody. police are searching for the suspect behind vandalism. officials say there's been several cases of vandals throwing objects at cars whether they are parked or moving. car by throwing a small engine part. >>> new report out this morning finding new location mowtives are the blame. mechanical issues operator mistakes and other problems have led to delays with nearly every locamotive put into service. there's still far more reliable than the older one. they added that december was the best month for on time service on the commuter rail last year. >>> still ahead on 7news "today in new england" a new jailhouse letter fro

the teenager was not a student at the weymouth middle school where foley worked. prosecutors say he was a friend of the family. foley will spend up to four years in prison. ryan schulteis, 7news. >> okay. take a live look outside over beautiful tblns. we have seen flakes flying, and temps dipping. the brief burst of snow won't it's the cold that will really be -- we'll really be feeling here. jeremy reiner. >> yeah, a few snowshowers and squalls as well, one batch on the southshore jumping off the southshore, metro boston just a lot of clouds right now. more inbound to metro boston back in the worcester hills at this time. they have been light, not heavy enough to have concern for the road conditions out there, road conditions are still mainly wet. some of the side streets, neighborhood streets, maybe a coating but that would be about it. that weather system fades away, and then a whole new weather system coming out of southern canada renews the chance of a few isolated snowshowers again tomorrow. temps right now in the middle 30s. the city at 35. fitchburg at 36,

the yellow pockets indicates the heavier rain moving through natick approaching weymouth and braintree and south of town, move dense, the 95 corridor, this two weeks up through southeast mass and catches up with you on the south shore. on and off rain this evening and we'll have that continuing overnight tonight. there's more rain down the eastern seaboard and this is the same storm that led to severe weather last night through portions of the gulf coast and it's doing it again right now through the middle atlantic states. i'm not concerned about severe weather but there will be leftover wind energy from the storm. at midnight tonight, some scattered showers around metro boston but this yellow and

live in weymouth, jessica reyes live in weymouth, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. police continue their search for a local woman who never showed up to pick up her son from daycare. judith sales last seen monday afternoon. she was on her way to pick up the 10-year-old but never arrived. he called police who tracked her phone to connecticut. her husband says he has no idea why judith nor her phone would be there and hopes police can bring her back. >>> i cannot disclose much information. >> gene: sales was last seen driving a white toyota camry with the license plate 193, nt8 with the license plate 193, nt8. if you have seen her or nowhere she might be call holbrook police. we will be updating you on the search throughout the morning. >>> the deposit of children and families are working to figure out why a little boy was wandering the streets in the middle of the night. the 4-year-old was found walking by himself in dorchester around 3 a.m. we cover this story as it was breaking yesterday morning and since then we learn that the boy said he left the thousand go get