ed: a man is under arrest facing charges in a violent attack on a yarmouth police officer. officer timothy parsons was called to near cape cod hospital near trenton and check on somebody who had fallen down the trails and possibly in some distress. when the officer tried to help darrin divine, divine attacked him and grabbed his radio and grabbed at his holstered fire alls and ripped off his badge before running off. officers did take devine into custody. heather: a respected newscaster losing her battle news hour passed away at the age of 61. she was an alum of simmons college and started writing for the boston herald which then became "the herald." she moderated two vice presidential debates, one in 2004 and one in 2008. she was battling endo me tree y'all cancer while covering thisear's presidential election. heather: coastal flood advisoes for the hi tide. ed: harvey ising traing the >>> this is new at 6:00. the deaths of dozens may remain a mystery. black birds were seen falling out of the sky. 46 died and 15 others were sickened. the state lab was unable to figure out

this is a great shot taken today, we believe that is in yarmouth and cape cod. what a beautiful day, what nice color i cape cod. you know the foliage season printer -- progresses down and there is some nice color to be seen. boston today, 57 was the high temperature, a couple of degrees above the average. cooler than the last couple of days. down to 51 in boston. the skies are clear for the most part, the air is pretty dry, the winds are easing, sets us up for chilly weather. we have dropped into the 40's, it is down to 41. orange and keene, new hampshire down to the upper 30's. as the wind dies down we will see places like -- drop off very quickly. begin down into the mid to upper 30's. many outlying areas will be freezing or a little below. we have a frost advisory in effect for cape cod for tonight as parts of the cape have not had frost yet. tonight might even night. tomorrow, respectable bounceback in temperature to levels not quite what today was but fairly close. we do have clouds across southern canada. notice the direction from north it will not be brig

. >> drug arrests in yarmouth. his girlfriend was during a traffic stop last week. they say he was driving without a license and they found bags of heroin and $2200 in cash and a bag containing percocet at his home. jc: this was the last play that had pats fans frustrated. it sealed the deal to the seahawks at gillette stadium. the patriots with four shots to potentially tie or win the game. that's a lot different from the last time they met, right, what pped after failing to score from the -- what happened after failing to score from the one yard line and now it is on to san francisco. in a game like this that felt like a playoff game every mistake and turnover was costly as well. this was a midseason thriller when more than a half dozen lead changes. if you can't score in four tries from the two yard line you don't deserve to win. >> they have a fundamentally sound defense and they have very good coaching and very good players. it makes it tough. our execution was not as good as it meeded to -- as it needed to be. >> we need to execute better on the offensive side

. >>> yarmouth police want you to pay attention to what you are getting in the mail. some mail claims you won money but you have to give money. cash or a check to that company. >>> a former massachusetts funeral director has pleaded guilty to improperly disposing of bodies. william ryder oversaw ryder funeral home where investigators found improperly stored and decomposing bodies. the 56-year-old was also accused of embezzling nearly $400,000 from families he served. friday, ryder decided to forgo a jury trial and pleaded guilty to the the one hand and also a recognition this was a case of sadness, the harm that he imposed cannot be undone. >> ryder's lawyers said the former funeral director has been struggling with substance abuse and depression. he was sentenced to 18 months in jail and 15 years in probation. >>> s.w.a.t. teams and firefighters swarmed new bedford opened fire in the courthouse. this is part of a new program being adopted by law enforcement all across massachusetts. >> reporter: in a worst-case scenario, what would you do? massachusetts wants to make

and my long-time friend john yarmouth. i learned early in my life what is expected from those of us who serve in public office. our government must pay special attention to those who are in the dawn of their lives, our children. medicare and many other programs must be protected. we are also judged by how well we take care of those who are in the sunset, the dust, if you please, of their lives. we do that through medicine and many other programs to make sure that they live out their golden years with dignity and respect. our government has a responsibility to take care of all the rest of those who fall in between to a very progressive program that our whip has just mentioned. over 2 million more americans voted for than those who did not. however, there are pockets, segments in our population who sent us a message on election day. and i want to say to them, message received. and we will reply to the all. and with that, i am pleased to yield to the new vice chair of the house democrats, linda sanchez. [ applause ]. >> it's

yarmouth police arrested david silva on friday during a traffic stop. they say he was wanted by u.s. marshals for a weapons violation. later they said he searched his motel room and found the large of fentanyl worth $10,000. >> the large waves triggered by yesterday's 6.9 magnitude same stretch five years causing a nuclear melt down at the nuclear power plant. they braced for worse after tsunami warnings were issued. hours later, they were dropped. there have been several after shocks. >> now your forecast from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and storm tracker weather team. >> that's the kind of tsunami you like to see, really cool scientific pictures and no damage. one foot waves rather than the 43 degrees in boston, the high, the high temperature for today. average is 49. well below average. worcester not even close. 35 degrees out there for a high. and down to freezing in worcester and 41 in boston. cold air no doubt. that's one ingredient you need to get messy weather here. you know what i'm talking about. the wind gusts, gusting to 30 at the a

yarmouth port, 49. surprisingly chilly on cape cod. satellite-radar shows us clear right now. clear skies dry. those things will change tonight. the air is going to start to get wetter, more humidity rolling on in here as the winds shift around to the south, also some clouds, as the clouds roll in, and the increase in humidity, it's going to stop your temperature from dropping very quickly and actually start to push it back up a bit during the morning. the same contrary in cleveland is trying to make a run atoms. this evening at 8:00 p.m. if cleveland, 68 degrees, november 1. it's in the upper 70's right now, dewpoints near 60 degrees. so that's the kind of humidity we're talking about, getting anyway as this air comes our way. hour-by-hour on cape cod, you'll see what i mean, dropping there to the 40's, already has done that in some spots. this takes you to hyannis specifically, into mid 40's, by by the morning with the shift to the south with the winds, start to push that temperature back up a couple of degrees, even before the sun comes up. in fact, when the sun comes up, t

cape cod, brewster, southeastward toward the elbow, south yarmouth, bourne and the bridges, seeing heavy rain, yellow showing up right near the bridges, the canal in here and the bridges going over it. this one and that one, close to across that region in a few minutes. over to sutton, you see the yellow trying to hide by the word sutton, by the town's name, that's showing up, more closely, we can see it when we zoom on in with the live fox 25 storm tracker radar. to the northwest, not so much north shore, woburn, burlington, out to mall, shoppers running to and from their cars. bedford, lexington, seeing some of that as well. so the rain continues through this evening, and it will relent later on. the totals have been adding up farther to the south, the vineyard, half an inch, over 6/10 in fact. boston is over a third of an inch now, while worcester is it at three quarters of an inch. temperatures are safely above freezing. no ice out there anymore. that happened this morning, not going to happen tomorrow morning. there will be drying out late tonight. during our 10:00 p.m. newscast, sh

was in the 50's for ice, but yarmouth port, harwich, in to the 40's under these clear skies. this is the satellite-radar picture, i witched over to, your don't see any clouds here, but off to the west, you start to see them. they're moving into the area and through the day tomorrow. i'll be back with that. >> mark: a man who claimed to be a vampire is accused of attacking a woman outside a store in concord, new hampshire. police arrested jacob may, he followed a worker into the concord co-op and wrapped his arms around her. police say, may then punched another employee who confronted him. officers say may was either drunk, on drugs or both. >> vanessa: police are on the hunt for a man who attacked a brockton homeowner with a sledge yesterday morning. the owner told fox 25 the robber had a sledge hammer, so he grabbed an ax handle and chased after him. he ran to a neighbor's house for help. >> mark: new bedford man has been arrested on drugs charges while he awaits trial for a heroin offense. zachary love grove was found friday afternoon with everything you see here, which inc

but it is going to be cold, even on cape cod tonight, dropping into middle 30's, from falmouth to yarmouth, out to the elbow of cape cod and northward toward places like turo, where temperatures will get interest there will be spots where you'll get frost t will stop your growing season. you don't want to be the place to get the frost and you weren't ready for it, so don't take the risk tonight. bring it to the end of the growing season for you tonight. the system from the north sides into new england. this takes you to 6:30 a.m. jason brewer will be monitoring for any of the flurries to make their way southward. it will be snowing in mountains tomorrow morning, at least lightly in the mountains of vermont, the green and white mountains into new hampshire. look in the lower elevations, how temperatures are warmer down by the lakeside in champlain. these showers look like they want to make it in here as rainshowers as well, so i'm skeptical of it all being rainshowers, even around lake champlain and worcester hills of monadnock, because it's going to be cold in morning. high risk of any sho

john johnson of yarmouth broke in to two cars, one parked at a nearby convenience store. officers catch the 42-year-old. he is charged with larceny hand breaking and entering. >> vanessa: a rhode island ballet company is working around the clock to replace costumes that were stolen from their holiday production, the nut cracker. blair miller joins us now and blair, those costumes are fancy and they are worth thousands of dollars. >> the reporter: the costumes have been storied in the same warehouse in rhode island for more than ten years and festival ballet rhode island is scrambling to come up the show. a christmas tradition losing a bit of its sparkle. >> open the wooden crates, we start realizing that all the costumes are not there. >> the reporter: 52 pieces to be exact, from $600 handmade tutus to a $2,000 nut cracker mask, but festival ballet providence artistic director george says it's hard to estimate the total loss, when you consider the intricate detail involved. decorating them, putting the stones, the value of the stone, the value of, you know, the time of th

don't pretend you and your blood-thirsty crew didn't board the yarmouth and sink it. but you'll pay for it. right now, there's a british frigate searching for you. i didn't have anything to do with this, miss. actually, i'm just passing by. i'm gonna help you escape from here. do you really mean that? yes. i told you if i need you-- master? oh. i think we'd better leave here quickly. we can't leave now. they're going to kill this girl. but if you stay, they are going to kill you. i heard them talking up on deck. the first mate wants to take over the ship. he can have it. but i'm not gonna leave here without her. oh, you were right, master. this is so exciting! [squeals] [chuckles] who was that? oh, uh, that was an old, old friend of mine. my husband will pay you well if you could save me. he'll give you anything. oh, that's not necessary. forgive me. i haven't introduced myself. i'm lady diane nelson. oh, i'm, uh, major anthony nelson. did you say, uh, lady diane nelson? yes. you know my husband? know him? why, he's my great-great-great- great-grandfather. i beg your

. >> christa: the yarmouth police department putting on their stuff a cruiser event. the police department posted these pictures, as well, on facebook. the event happens twice a year. and a neighborhood in chelmsford getting an unexpected visitor. that's right. around town. the black bear grabbed a snack from a birdfeeder and spent some time at a backyard just playing around before heading back into the woods. >> sarah: stay inside, kids. >> christa: and go quietly. >> sarah: yes. still ahead on 7news, the top ten contestants on "the voice" hoping to stay in the competition tonight. a local singer talks about making it this far. >> christa: surprising new findings about pain relievers taking by millions of americans coming up. >> sarah: and emergency across parts of the southeast. the conditions fueling these wildfires. >> wren: and we've seen some very dry weather. quite the dry stretch. we have some moisture working up the eastern seaboard headed our way. we'll break that down for you after the break. >> danielle: good morning, everyone. here's a look at the braintr