lynnfield point and also you're slow as head into waltham before then as well. 128 northbound stalled vehicle right before route 9 in worcester and shifting down here. this is 95 as you go north. there's an accident there two lanes blocked at mechanic street in sharon area and backed up pretty much to attleboro, only 8 miles per hour and take look at live cameras. see traffic going on the pike eastbound through brighton, here are drive times, route 324 minutes, 95 from 495 to 128, gene, over to you. >> gene: following breaking news out of des moines, iowa where suspector suspects shot two police officers in apparent ambush. this is active crime scene. >> sara: daniel miller has new information. >> daniel: we learned the officers shot and skilled are

first shot at 1:05 this morning and second officer was called and responded and also shot. within the hour the police held a news conference about the shootings. they say the officers were ambushed and doesn't look like there was any interaction between the officers while they sat in the cars. >> developing stuff in the information and nothing right now we can share or that we are at the point to share. >> daniel: officers responding to the report of shots fired found the first officer shot and dale police department which is in the metro area of des moines. about 20 minutes later as i mentioned, des moines officer responded to help and shot and killed 2 miles away. police mentioned they don't have any information about the suspect or suspects. of course, i will be staying on top of this all morning. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> daniel: crews in westwood ford looking to stabilize a

cleaning material. fox25 michael henrich live at the scene. michael, town officials are talking this morning about that situation. >> michael: town selectmen came right up to the scene because he says he lives just a calumet blocks away and his family did get a reverse 911 call letting them know last night after this train crash at about 8:30 derailed i should say about 8:30, they got the warning they might have to evacuate the area. tier one haz-mat situaon discovered knew investigators know hazardous materials ended up spilling. so that is the silver lining here. that said, this is the second pan am railways derailment in this general area according to this town selectmen since 2014 and he is beyond frustrated about that fact. >> it is intolerable because in the middle of the night don't

home and, you know, obviously officials will need time to understand exactly what happened here but neighbors, people who are just trying to live their lives and they understand there's an inherent risk and train track here and don't think anybody expects train will diddy rail and dump toxic chemicals at their front door. >> michael: i reached out to pan am railways to get comment and will be put back on the tracks and removed from this area. as soon as i hear back i will let you know. town fire officials just walked up to the scene actually and about to get an update and have that in the report in 30 minutes. michael henrich, fox25 news. >> daniel:. >> gene: wild crash on randolph, happened around 3:30 this morning on exit five on 128 northbound, see the carroll over and came to rest on top of a guardrail.

trapped but conscience after the crash. crews used the jaws of life to remove the person from the wreck and working to update that person's condition. >> sara: out of sterling police searching for three masked gunman that stormed the sterling mansion and tied up the 70-year-old woman that lives there. the woman says the suspect threatened her with a knife before stealing money and her car. fox25 jessica reyes is live at the sterling police station where the stolen vehicle was fo highway, jess. >> jessica: that was one of several things the men apparently stole from this woman's home yesterday, sara. police tell us that they not only held her at knifepoint but tied her with duct tape and ransacked the entire house. sky fox over this massive home in sterling. this home the target of home invasion tuesday morning. >> they were all masked, all wearing gloves. >> 70-year-old woman was home

stephanie anne lane. >> believe the doors were unlocked, the victim was in her bedroom when the intruders came into the house. >> jessica: three tied woman up with duct tape. >> held a knife to her throat, demanding money and location of a safe. there was no safe. >> it was all over in about 20 minutes. the men grabbed cash and stole 2004 cadillac deville. police found cadillac several miles away near 190. the car was empty and men were random. >> we don't know if they are familiar with the property, may have been familiar with the individuals. >> as police continue the search this morning, people that live around here shaken up. >> scared. i have two kids. i know that they get off the bus, wait for the bus and not something i would expect to deal with here. obviously a very scary situation for everyone involved. as police continue to seven for those three this morning. we know the chief is going to be

about an hour's time and, of course, there's still a lot of questions that we hope you can answer for us including why the thing wasn't random and as soon as we get the update we will pass it along to you right here on the fox25 morning news. live in sterling, i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> daniel: >> gene: two people in critical condition after hit bicep tick truck. man and woman from boston trying to catch the bus in front of city hall in woburn at 7:00 last night. they were in the truck ran into them. we asked the chief of police if the area is risky for pedestrians. >> i have been here 36 years and not that i'm aware of. it is a crosswalk, very busy street, heavily traveled. >> gene: driver did stay on scene. police are pulling surveillance tapes from the area to see if the camera captured the accident. if they did that video will help determine whether or not the driver will face any charges.

fire engine. witnesses say the driver of suv didn't stop for the fire truck that had lights and sirens blaring. the hit suv before slamming into tree in few parked cars and happened in dartmouth and commonwealth way. four firefighters in the driver of the suv ended up in the hospital and they are all expected to recover. >> gene: opening statements of gary lee samson start this morning. he admits he killed three in judge threw out the the previous death sentence after learning that a juror did not disclose that she was a domestic abuse survivor during the selection process. sampson lawyers trying to spare his life. statements began at 9:00 in boston federal court and we will be there. >> sara: fox25 investigates new lawsuit filed by the framingham police detective against his chief and the town. detective matthew gut well, 12 year veteran was suspended from

suspension was retaliation because he reported corruption in the department. in february he made a formal complaint with the fbi accusing fellow officers of misconduct. he claims certain officers allowed confidential informants to buy drugs for personal use, took momentos from crime scenes and cheated cards. he spoke with fox25. >> despite representation retaliation would not be tolerated, shortly therea >> framingham's managers tells fox25 the lawsuit lacks fact. he says independent investigation found there was no validity to the allegations and in several instances gut well was intruthful. gut well previously worked as police officer in ashland and also sued that department. the case was settled and gut well walked away with undisclosed sum.

says there was precautions before the deadly trench collapse. the city and water sewer commission cited days before the tragedy. two private contractors died in the accident and their company, atlantic drain services has a long history of ocean violations and fines. >> daniel: 7:09. exciting events in sports, game seven, winner takes all. that's what it comes down to. cubs romp taking cities to the first inning sends fly ball into right and outfielders looking at each other. you got it, i got it, nobody got it and ben zone rift crashing into the place and bases load and look at that one. so much so even hard to talk about. deep to center. that is a grand slam. cubs up seven-zero after three

grand slam in world series game. cubbies win it nine-three final, so it is tonight for the thirty-eighth time, one final game will decide the champion of baseball and whichever team wins will be making history. game will air on fox25. special coverage start tonight at 7:00. >> sara: demolition work on the pike continuing on schedule on 23 work zones. more than half of booths have been taken down. mass dot says transition to fully electronic tolling going smoothly and 4 million transactions processed since system went live friday night and first phase of construction expected to finish on november 22nd just in time for the thanksgiving traffic rush. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. show you new accident popping up on the map. accident carter street and chelsea, route 1 already jammed up.

minutes. shiri? >> shiri: upper 50s, lower 50s with mostly cloudy skies. sun is coming up shortly, guys. brighten up and clouds to get through and temperatures in the 60s and hour-by-hour through the warm-up next. >> gene: wife of orlando nightclub shooter breaking her silence. days up to the deadly rampage and why she claims she had no clue what her husband planning. >> sara: six days away from the presidential election and new poll shows case too close to call. what candidates are telling voters when they crisscross the battle ground states.

massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. harter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine.

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>> gene: countdown to election day stands at six and attacks getting more personal and real clear politics poll hillary clinton with two-point lead over donald trump and that is within the margin of error. this isn't the only poll those kinds of numbers. washington post showed trump had one point percentage lead nationally, dramatic shift from 1 week ago. >> you know, i'm sick and tired

dangerous behavior of people that support donald trump. less than a week until election day the clinton camp trying to divert attention away from the polls and fbi e-mail investigation back to her opponent. >> calls women ugly, di >> gene: trump hoping to secure the electric -- electoral votes. >> wants to blame everyone else for mounting legal troubles but she has really no one else to blame but herself. >> gene: paul ryan said he

trump's name. >> we need to support the entire republican ticket. >> candidate also ramping up their campaign stops in the final days. today hillary clinton is in las vegas and arizona while massachusetts senator elizabeth warren campaigns for her in nevada. donald trump making three stops in battle ground states of florida today. >> candid confession about his presidential pick. for the first time in his life governor baker says he plans to blank when he cast the vote on election day. he said yesterday he voted for -- he has voted for president in every election since 1980 but this year he is discourage by the nominees. >> nothing happened between now and then to change my mind.

afternoon and stick with us throughout the night. we will have the results on both the presidential and local races as they roll in. >> local high school teacher has been suspended for a week after she dressed up like donald trump and went to school and then danced to song filled with profanity. kara kelly. strict suspended her after the video p someone else put on the song and she started dancing along and admit the teacher clearly made a bad situation. >> different situation and like a friend's house or something but in learning vitamin don't think it is appropriate. >> >> gene: kelly has been working in the school district since 2008. >> check of how the roads are

93 northbound and montvail ave in stoneham and jammed up there on other side of 93 as heading south through medford and somerville. over here route 1 southbound accident near carter street in chelsea and go through saugus at route 1. 128 northbound multi-vehicle accident right near route 24 and i wanted to give you live look at how that is right now because you could see it is over on to the shoulder no you but sky fox above giving you look at the scene traffic slow going past times, 93 going to take you about 34 minutes between the split and pike, 93 from 495 to the leverett connector, almost an hour and 128 to the weston tolls and we are in for a treat later on today. >> upper 60s today, middle 60s today and crashing down over the weekend and got to bring back flurries.

flurries out there. 52? right now in boston. just got clouds as you get up this morning. no kind of rain or wind or anything like that. 52 in fitchburg. let's check out the hour-by-hour forecast. feels like 52 because of the absence of the wind. so no need to break down the wind chills today. things will brighten up as we go into late-morning here and happens from west to east, so fitchburg brightens up a little bit sooner in boston and take middle of the day in lunti and temperatures that shift into the upper 60s this afternoon and then we got more clouds that pop up. so not going to be clear skies today. going to run partly cloudy, brightest over southeastern mass this afternoon with temperatures in the low and mid-60s. 66 in boston with mix of sun and clouds and thicker clouds as you go northward into northern mass and southern new hampshire, mid-60s in lawrence and manchester, new hampshire and 63 in worcester. future cast start out cloudy as

southern united states and right here into new england and more clouds further north because we are closer to that front. so then we head into the overnight hours after midnight we were at risk for stray sprinkle even as you get up and question tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. and a little bit of patchy sprinkle and drizzle here, best bet would be closer to the front and southern new hampshire and showers during the day and boston and especially lot of tomorrow runs dry and late afternoon you start seeing the wet conditions. flip side north and west we tap into wetter weather, 3:00 p.m. showers peaking in the worcester area, peaking during the evening commute as they move across the boston area and thursday slowdown as they head home from work and school and got evening hours eventually clearing. rain totals not bad and tenth to

get couple half inch rain reports and at least still in the 60s. 53 bright and breezy on friday over the weekend we got morning lows in the 30s highs around 50 and both days giving 20% risk for flurry or afternoon sprinkle but most of your weekend is going to run dry. back to you. >> sara: thousands of fire. coming up how the community is coming together to replace the donations. with final days in white hou joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests.

$1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. every time a new charter opens,

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one was controlling malaysian 370 when it plummeted in 2014. wing flap from the plane found on coast of tanzania. more than 20 pieces of the plane have washed up along the indian ocean but sonar searches have not yet found the wreckage. officials plan to finish the sweep of 46,000 square mile area by early next week. they don't find the plane. >> sara: worst terror attack since 97 breaking silence. woman married to omar mateen said she didn't know her husband was planning a terror attack, describing him as man easy to anger, beat her often and lived life in secret. prosecutors considering charging with lying to the fbi because she was with mateen when bought ammunition and scouted his

convenience who evaluated the case said she would have been too busy trying to survive with signs of radicalization. mateen killed 49 people and hurt dozens more when opened fire at the pulse nightclub back in june. >> sara: woman will never likely be ordained catholic church and france's interest in deacons and citing pope john ball second woman could not be priest because jesus chose only men as apostles. >> gene: michael smith took into account each style when decorating the rooms and also insisted art and new art to

and first family caused private living areas sanctuary. >> shiri: chance for snow. we will tell you that when we come back. >> why the d >> continue to follow breaking news overnight. two police officers shot and killed in an apparent ambush in iowa. police now say they should have iowa. police now say they should have information about the suspect i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable.

ght to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask for your vote. what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for

she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids.

2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. inching toward 70? for november. >> shiri: 52 in boston, you saw that we have mostly cloudy skies in the city, 50 in

now and i have fleury clouds and barre in fitchburg and upper 40s and 40? in apburst and lower 50s south shore and islands and also running partly to mostly cloudy for you guys this morning. 9:00 a.m. temperature around 51?, coping things mostly cloudy for the drive into work and brighten up by lunchtime though with temperatures at 61?, nice little rise and afternoon, 66?, increasing clouds again this evening and not leading to showers until thursday. latest timeline with those and back with you about ten, now got catherine parrotta with live drive time traffic. >> construction worker fell and we are also hearing they are in the process of taking them away from the scene in ambulance and

accident after montvail ave, stoneham area, slow crawl 128 very slow. route 1 south carter street in chelsea area and 128 northbound multi-vehicle accident. that's at route 24. live look at scene last update and route 1 in saugus and route 1 see jammed up there between felsway and main now. pike take you 46 minutes, route 9 about half hour, route 1615 minutes you're jammed in those spots. gene, over to you. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of des moines iowa where a manhunt underway for the suspect or suspects who shot and killed two police officers in the apparent ambush and apparent crime scene before 1:00 this morning.

have information within the hours after two officers from two different police departments were shot and killed in des moines and officers sitting in police cruisers when they were shot. the first officer was shot while sitting in patrol car about 1:05 this morning and second officer was shot and killed 20 minutes after the first shooting 2 miles away. officers were found when police were called to the scene on report of shots fired and found the first >> doesn't look like interaction between the officers and shot in cars. both of them were in the cars. >> there's clearly danger right now for police officers in the

cars doing nothing wrong. at this hour the officer's names have not been released and expecting police to hold another news conference within the hour about some type of suspect description and when that happens i will update you with new information. daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: police releasing new information about a woman's body found outside city apartment building. stephanie coueignoux is live in lawrence and, stephanie, just the identified the victim. >> stephanie: haven't said exactly how she died, calling it suspicious but they are not releasing that information just yet. taking look behind me i want to show you the building where her body was found outside and this is on exchange street and according to people that live in

spokeman for the essex d.a.'s office says it is suspicious and still not releasing how she died and medical examiner still needing to have an autopsy performed on her body about according to the d.a.'s office, rosa died between five to seven yesterday morning. again her body was found outside entrance of the apartment complex. earlier we spoke with man see rosa walking in the neighborhood. saying to us it is very concerning haven't arrested anyone. walked his teenage kids to school this morning because they wanted to make sure they were safe. >> this is a tight community and no noise, no screaming, nobody

>> photos of rosa to them asking if they may have seen or heard anything but again as you may have heard, the man says no one really knows what's going on at this hour. the d.a.'s office still hasn't arrested or named any suspects. we are continuing to reach out to them as soon as we get an update we will let you know. in lawrence, stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news >> gene: store clerk robbed at willow creek in hyannis and see the man fire his gun when worker wouldn't give him money and wasn't scared at first because he didn't think the gun was real. >> i laughed at him because halloween kind of thing, he is trying to scare me but give me all the money, whatever you have there and headed twice and laughed at them again and third

>> happy to go home safely to his wife and three men for roles in the robber. >> sara: trying to determine why train went off the tracks in westford. derailment sparked haz-mat as raised to determine if any of the chemicals leaked from the cars. michael henrich live at the scene right now where crews hoping to get better look at cars now that the sun is out, michael. >> michael: westford town firefighter just spoke with me about 15 minutes but pan ham railways very long day ahead of it because of what's happened here just down on overpass -- from the overpass, you could see there are six cars that derailed 8:30 last night. point attention to actual tanker there. that's what set off the severity of the initial scare and

corrosive materials inside some sort of cleaning agent that is hazardous if it were to have spilled. thankfully he told us, and you will hear from him now, nothing ended up leaking out and off the tracks so pan am now has to work to get that uprighted on the track. on notice after derailed around 8:30 they might have to evacuate. evacuation did not take place. the firefighter said it was not necessary but this is the second derailment from pan am in about two years and i reached out to

what the company might do in the future to prevent these sort of potentially damaging accidents to the area. as soon as i do hear back, i will bring you that update. live in westford, michael henrich, fox 23 news. >> what little boy found in halloween candy leaving bad taste in mouth. police tell fox25 six-year-old parents found trick or treating near haines and bain streets. police say they are lucky the little boy didn't try to open the bottle. >> when you look at it, it is bottle of vodka but symbol of apple on front of it and resembles something like fruit drink or something. >> reverse 911 call urging parents to check children's

in jeopardy. it helps kids pick out gifts for parents. fire destroyed 1200 toys, 5,000 stocking stuffers and 200 backpacks filled with school supplies and they are scrambling to replace the gifts. >> heating bills going up, gas bills going up and kids looking for evyt christmas. >> sara: no word what caused the fire but they believe it may have been electrical. if you want to help out the military support foundation we have a link on fox25boston.com. >> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. wanted to give you look at drive times, 2418 minutes, 93 from 495 to the leverett connector just about an hour right now and on the expressway from the split to the pike, still jammed up about

now 50? for the kids headed to school 51, 9:00 a.m. 53. lots of clouds around and when it brightens up and into the 60s and some of you close to 70? coming up in ten. >> gene: we are weeks away from black friday shopping but don't get excited because they look like

swhen i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good.

after post went viral the university president announced that faculty members will go through training sessions on how to better interact with students. >> sara: harvard team of lawyers review of sexually explicit reports of soccer team and according to statement from the university's president obattendant by the harvard crimson yesterday. we have reported the men soccer team accused of raiding the freshman on woman's soccer team based on their physical at ways to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. >> sara: >> gene: psalms full compassionate release jed u.s. attorney office supports the motion. doctors say dimasi needs around the clock care. this isn't about giving preferential treatment and

decision soon. >> sara: marlboro man and wife are proud parents. he says the baby wasn't due until january so when son arrived early he caught everything off guard and credits 911 dispatcher with helping to save the baby who came out blue and lifeless. >> this long. that's the body examine that's his head so grab him and i didn't kw completely froze and just do what i say, rub his back, so kind of went this way nice and easy. when i did that he moved his hand so fast couldn't believe it. >> little jonah rushed to the hospital and doing good at 2 pounds 12-ounces and mom and dad say the information card now

because delivered by dad. beautiful story. >> i hope the baby will not be delivered by dad. all the way and get to the city pretty much, route 1 southbound near carter street and chelsea, still on the map as well, you're jammed up on route 1 in saugus. 128 usual slow ride and this is popping southbound one lane blocked at freeport street and see the expressway jammed up in the usual stretch as you go through quincy all the way into the city. let's take look at expressway right now, and you could see the delay, heavy jam there as you try to make way into the city. in that same freeport street area, you don't see the lane blockage on camera and too many delays because of it but continue monitoring the spot for you and look at drive times, route 24, 15 minutes to the pike 46 minutes, 93 from 495 to the

shiri, maybe not full sunshine today but certainly a little warm-up we are looking forward to. >> things will warm up, even the way we are starting here and when we start at 52?, as opposed to 20s and 30s and winds under 10 miles per hour, we are not even bothering with any kind of wind chills right now and have mostly cloudy 62iz through the rest of the morning commute. 55? 9:00 a.m. in boston and we head into the mid and upper notice right there and comes with slightly warm moisture and clouds easily developing today and here you have it at noon time, looks a little brighter into the afternoon, clouds kind of come back into play and north and west of boston and central new hampshire and northern massachusetts. 66 in boston in lawrence, over

worcester to 65 in nashua and manchester. we got temperatures that are going to hover right around the middle 60s from bridgewater and still in plymouth, see a little bit brighter for you folks this afternoon and over the cape and islands we got low and mid-60s and we got mostly sunny skies. now, for the day tomorrow, i know we love the temperatures, got some more 60s, even 70 degree reading expected in providence, rhode island, but we got rain. going to affect areas north and west first, a lot of your day in so running dry but break when to expect the showers and future cast just updated, brand-new, this is the first time showing it on air, 7:00 a.m. i still got drizzle expected across northern mass and southern new hampshire as head toward noon time and southeastern mass looking dry and speeding up slightly 3:00 p.m. and already rain in boston, before that just back

little bit of an earlier timeline and showers around for the evening commute and still seeing the same effects here, a little faster to taper on of for thursday night. wednesday today 67?, going to be warmer and 65 here tomorrow with developing rain for the afternoon, wrapping up in the cool and breezy friday about 53?, tracking some winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. weekend got highs in the lower 50s both flurry or even a sprinkle here on saturday afternoon and we got the slight risk here on sunday. i know it is not exactly an award-winning weekend but temperatures a little bit below average. most of the time i would say about 80, 90% of the time, don't want you to be shocked by the flurries, temperatures kind of cool into next week as well and dry and bright monday and tuesday.

profilers say the killer left clues. someone has no remorse for what they have done and not going to be hunkered down someplace fearful they will be caught. >> so where does maryellen o'toole think the killer could be right now? followed to virginia for the profiler and for she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. coming up at 8:00 and

joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you.

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effort into planning the busiest shopping days of theior. other say use information to make a black friday game plan. >> sara: you know halloween is over when they roll out holiday drinks and cups but this year it is in a green cup. it features mosaic of more than 100 people drawn in single wine to represent unity and, however, starbucks may be going green before going red. take a look at this cup. it is red and more like the every year the cups are shipped to stores and boxes marked no peaking. well someone obviously peaked and posted this picture. starbucks only saying the rest of the holiday plans are still under wraps. >> learning more about general electric, feature 12 story glass building with sale like logo and noticeably absent though parking. company plans to hire 800

choose to take the "t" or bicycle to work. they will have 180 bike racks on-site. staples plans to start helping employees pay for college. framingham based company offering extra $100 a month to some employees paying off tuition or student loans. as of right now the plan will only be offered to top performers chosen by management and new sales team members. company hopes to expand the still to come on the fox25 morning news, police searching for the masked intruders who stormed a mansion and tied up the homeowner. coming up at 8:00, the items that were stolen and the big pieces of evidence that was recovered from the side of the highway. temperatures this morning running up to 25? warmer than yesterday at this time. how long mild weather is with us and who's getting close to 70 today.

yotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

s. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate.

ica depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >> gene: manhunt for shooter in des moines, iowa. >> michael: second time in two

its tracks. >> 70-year-old woman ransacked the house. complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: it is wednesday morning, november 2nd, we appreciate you being with us. >> getting cold today. >> upper 60s close enough and if we round 70?, 53 in boston and in plymouth right now, we have early morning clouds. clouds beginning to thin out in fitchburg and nashua and lawrence running in the upper 40s right now lawrence, but only 43? in nashua.

the door this morning and brighten up by lunch and south-southwest winds going to do number to high temperatures today and framingham hour-by-hour forecast and lunchtime 62, upper 60s with some extra afternoon clouds and i will give you the warm-up in your town in ten minutes. catherine, take it away. after montvail avenue, in the stoneham woburn area and can't see you're jammed up on side of 93 and somerville and expressway to freeport street and again it is the opposite side where the traffic jam occurring between quincy and make way into the city. shifting up this way a little bit, route 62, this popped up bedford street, partially blocked there middlesex turnpike exit and you can take a look at 128 while we are there too and

waltham in that stretch. here is look at live cameras, traffic on 93 southbound as you go through somerville volume typical here are drive times for you, pike 43 minutes, expressway from the split to the pike about a half hour, 128 route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls, jammed up there and hour for the commute. sara, over to you. >> sara: following breaking news out of des moines, iowa manhunt underway for man shot and killed two police officers in apparent ambush. this is video right >> this happened before 1:00 this morning and now schools in that area are closed for the day. fox25 daniel miller live in the newsroom with brand-new information. >> daniel: schools in urban dale area are closed today for the police investigation. we learned that police expect to have suspect information soon after these two officers were two different police departments were shot and killed in des moines. the officers were just sitting in police cruisers when they were shot and killed.

in his patrol car about 1:05 and 20 minutes first shooting 2 miles away. the officer were found when police were called to the scene on report of shots fired and found the first officer in his car. >> clearly danger if you're a police officer. these guys were gunned down doing nothing wrong and definitely some danger out there. somebody out there shooting police officers. we hope we find him before anybody else gets hurt, else in the community to get hurt but there's a clear and present danger to police officers right now. >> police sergeant was very emotional during the news conference this morning. at this hour officers names have not been released again. i'm hearing police expect to hold a news conference any minute now about some type of suspect description. when that happens i will update you with new information. diallo, fox25 news. >> gene: breaking news in boston. firefighters helped rescue a

longfellow bridge. boston fire says man taken to nearby hospital but they don't know how serious his injuries are at this points. we will check back with official throughout the morning to get you the very latest on his condition. >> sara: crews in westford are working to stabilize airfreighted train last night that cleaned flammable materials. rents received 911 call to alert them to potentially dangerous situation right here. michael, a crane still has to on the tracks. >> lift heavier items like this and show you exactly what's at station here. >> as i have been reporting this morning firefighter, firefighting official did just speak with us within the last 45

one tank there and cause them concern initially and said that the tanker -- tank worried because of what was inside because it would leak creating a hazardous situation to the people around here and that's what prompted the reverse 911 just to put people on notice that there might be a need for evacuation. now, it didn't come to that because that tanker did not actually end up leaking. town selectmen that lives nearby is the second time in two and a half years that pan am railways has had a train derail in this area. >> middle of the night don't ever want to get the call be prepared to leave your home. obviously officials will need time to understand exactly what happened here but neighbors, people who are, you know, just trying to live their lives, they

track here but don't think anybody reasonably expects the train will derail and dump toxic chemicals at front door. >> damage to the actual tracks themselves and this is going to be -- didn't have estimate of getting these train cars that derailed back on the trails and getting them clear in the area and then repair work and very long process here and continue to update you on it. live in westford. >> sara: threatened with a knife before stealing money and

local highway. >> trying to figure out who the people are but they are still searching for them. sky fox over this massive home in sterling. this home target of home invasion tuesday morning. >> three men dressed in black >> no forced sign of forced entry and -- believed the doors were unlocked, in the bedroom when the intruders came into the house. >> three tied women up with duct tape and threatened her. >> held a knife to her throat, demanding money and location of safe. there was no safe. >> all over in 20 minutes and men grabbed cash and also stole 2004 cadillac deville. police found cadillac several

car was empty and men were gone. police say this was not random. >> don't know if they have been familiar with the property, but they were continue with the individuals. >> jessica: people around here shaken up. >> i have two kids and i know they get off the bus, wait for the bus she is i would expect to deal with here. i will be checking in with chief a live in sterling, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> sara: this morning two people in critical condition after being hit by a septic truck while crossing the street. police say 71-year-old man and 67-year-old woman from boston were trying to catch the bus right in front of city hall in woburn around 7:00 last night. they were in the crosswalk when septic truck ran right into them. the driver did stay on scene. police are pulling surveillance

if they did the video will help determine whether the driver faces charges. >> sara: samson admits there was a crime spree and previous death sentence learning that a juror did not disclose domestic abuse survivor. right now sampson's lawyers trying to spare his life and statements begin at 9:00 in the court and, of course, we will be there. it is one of the most exciting events in sports. one game winner take all and that's what florida they have come to taking serious to the limit. addison russell came up big. fly ball into right. outfielders look at each other.

it. three-zero chicago in the first and then in third russell again with bases loaded get out of that one. deep to center, over and out and that is a grand slam and cubs are up seven-zero after three and 22-year-old is the second youngest person to hit a grand slam. cubs role in game 69-three the final. tonight for the thirty-eighth time one final game will decide the champion of baseball. whichever team wins will make pitch 8:08. >> sara: pike continuing on skeleton on all 23 work zones. this morning half of the 155 toll booths have been taken down. mass dot says the transition to fully electronic tolling is going smoothly. more than 4 million transactions processed since the system went

expected to november 26th, just in time for the thanksgiving traffic rush. >> catherine: speaking of traffic. we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. middlesex turnpike in burlington. see all the commotion there and plan ahead if you're heading in that direction. shiri? >> shiri: temperatures up to 64 to 68? and going to feel like late september with on clouds later today and where the town lands in the range of temperatures and how long we hold on to the heat coming up at eight. >> sara: where little boy got

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>> gene: only -- not the only poll with those types of numbers either. the washington post poll finds donald trump has a one percentage-point lead nationally which is a dramatic shift from 1 week ago. >> you know i'm sick and tired of the negative dark decisive vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> donald trump supporter interrupted her in fort lauderdale. less than week until election day the clinton catch tried to divert attention away from the tightening polls and fbi e-mail investigation and back to her opponent. >> calls women ugly, disgusting, nasty all the time. >> trump spending time in

update on clinton and fbi scandal. >> she wants to blame everyone else for mounting legal troubles. >> paul ryan voted but avoid mentioning trump's name. >> we need to spp republican ticket. >> gene: massachusetts senator warren campaigns for her in nevada. donald trump making three stops in the battle ground state of florida today. >> sara: governor charlie baker making a candid confession about presidential pick. for the first time in his life governor baker says he plans to leave the presidential ballot

day. yesterday he voted for president every election since 1980 but this year discouraged by the nominees. >> i said months and months ago i didn't think donald trump had what it takes. >> sara: everything you need to know and live team coverage on tuesday and join us starting at 4:00 and stick with us throughout the night and results on both the presidential and >> gene: a local high school teacher suspended for a week after she dressed up like donald trump, went to school and dance to fong filled with profanity. district suspended her after popping up on youtube and someone else on the class put on

and teacher clearly made a bad decision. >> may be in a different situation, friend's house or something but in learning environment don't think that was really appropriate. >> school official refused to to comment calling it a personnel manner. >> a lot of color and a lot of slow spots including 128 through lexington and waltham, also 93 in medford and somerville work way south and exes up in the usual stretch. taking look here expressway southbound one lane still blocked at freeport street as you're heading south. over here want to point this out, route 62 bedford street, partially blocked at turnpike extension and water main break ten minutes ago working on it still. route 3 southbound obstruction in the road after treble cove

said and see it far yourself. look at live drive times, pike 41 minutes on the expressway half hour route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls jammed up looking with an hour for that ride there. over to you. >> shiri: let's get check of forecast. things are warming up really nicely, not very november like here but we will take a little florida every here of late september, big weekend so over the weekend we have potential for couple of flurries, nothing to get upset and find out and about for saturday and sunday for wednesday though we are starting up 49? in lawrence, 50 in norwood, 53 in boston as well as plymouth. let's go up to fitchburg at 53? now with the sunshine, sun busting out here, it is going to be moving into the boston area, but you still got couple hours here mostly cloudy skies to go.

discuss because the winds are nice and light today. so through 10:00 through about noon time out and fitchburg and more clouds mix in this afternoon and clouds getting into the upper 60s and cooling back into the sixties by 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. afternoon high temperatures 66 boston, 67 framingham and 65 in mashpee wampanoag, 63 manchester, and further north you go thicker the clouds will be and southern massachusetts bright spot highs low to mid-60s. future cast going to highlight the increasing sunshine through about noon time today, see noon time, still get clouds in new hampshire and clouds that develop here and stay dry and when you wake up, north of the

and impact morning commute, left shot showers southern new hampshire and heavy stuff comes in 3:00, possibly 5:00. there has been a tendency for this to speed up today, so now we got the showers peaking just before the evening commute begins in boston but still raining here at 6:00 p.m. showers then dry up during the evening hours, rain total go anywhere tenth of inch of southeastern mass and quarter inch in boston and inch of rain in southern new hampshire, so take whatever drowsy. today and tomorrow running in 60s by friday bright, breezy 53 and kim jong-il over the weekend high 50. >> gene: christmas in jeopardy for hundreds of million families. fire on the cape that destroyed

>> sara: wife of or joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school,

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>> gene: no one was controlling a malaysian airlines plane when it plummeted into 2014. wing flap from the plane found on the cost of tanzania had not been deployed, something pilot would have been while preparing for crash landing. more than 20 pieces of plane washed up at indian ocean and sonar searches so far not found the wreckage and officials plan to finish the sweep of 46,000 square mile area by early next continue if they don't find the plane. >> sara: woman breaking silence. woman married to omar mateen didn't know planning a terror attack and describing him as easy to anger, beat her often and lived life in secret. prosecutors are considering charging her with lying to the

scouted target. expert witness evaluated the case says she would have been too busy trying to survive to see any kind of radicalization. mateen killed 49 people and hurt dozens more when opened fire at pulse nightclub back in june. >> sara: swedish reporter asked the pope about intentions studying whether women could be deacons. the pope responded with the word is clear citing pope john paul second's teaching that women cannot be priest because jesus chose only men as apostles. >> gene: style when decorating

sifted art from new artist and first family calls private living areas the sanctuary. >> shiri: today stays warm, dry, do are rain back in the mix by thursday and a little bit of snow and timing it out for you when coming back. >> stephanie: investigation what's kelly ayotte costing you?

you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not working for new hampshire. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you want a piece of cake? you can't break me. switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, this is the final week to get our best offer ever.

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>> shiri: we have a mix of sun and clouds today, not crystal clear all day long but temperatures by 10:00 a.m. at 55? upper 60s at 3:00 p.m. and some of you as we mentioned get the close to 70, got town by town look at temperatures when i'm back with you in ten minutes. catherine parrotta now with live drive time traffic. >> catherine: pike eastbound it is right at 128, i can see that you're a little bit delayed behind it, nothing tutu severe. over here 128 southbound this is a new accident as well. right at route 4, bedford

jammed up ahead of the point to try to make the way to lexington and waltham and a little bit slow behind the point and new accident as well, route 1 southbound, one lane blocked on the tobin bridge because of this crash. want to show you what it looked like, see might have cleared that up in the time it took to report the incident and get that over to you. looks like it is moving smoothly. here are drive times for you. pike 20 minutes, pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams 21 minutes, 93 take you half hour. >> gene: we continue to follow breaking news out of des moines, iowa where a manhunt underway right now for the suspect or suspects who shot and killed two police officers from ambush. active crime scene happened before 1:00 this morning. daniel miller live at newsroom now with the latest information. >> daniel: we continue to watch news feeds right now as police get ready to hold a second news conference and expect them to have information from two officers from two

des moines earlier this morning. police say the officers were sitting in police cruisers when they were shot. first officer in police car on patrol 105 this morning. the second officer was also shot and killed in his car 20s minutes after the first shooting about 2 miles away. the officers were found when police were called to the scene on report of shots fired and found the first officer dead in his car. >> these officers were ambushed. on the surface right now, like i it doesn't look like there was any interaction between the officers and whoever the car is that shot him while they sat in the cars. that's the best we got. both were in cars. >> daniel: see the police sergeant emotional and see reporters clearly danger right now for police officers in the area because officers were governorred down while sitting in cars doing nothing wrong.

have not been released. boston police told us this morning they are monitoring the events in iowa and keeping vigilant and urging bpd officers to remain surroundings. news conference expected to take place any moment and as soon as i get new information you can find it here. in the newsroom this morning, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: breaking news out of lawrence police identified the woman that was found dead outside of an apartment building. fo5 outside the apartment with update to police. >> stephanie: people living here in this neighborhood say woman also lived here taking look behind me. this is the apartment complex. this is on exchange street. it was right outside the front doors though where police say that her body was found yesterday and people living in the area are describing the complex as an elderly living community.

essex county district attorney's offices saying that rose's death is suspicious but as of this morning they are still not releasing exactly how she died saying that they do not want to compromise this investigation. they did say the medical examiner is going to perform an autopsy today and determine that and according to the d.a.'s office, rosa died between five to seven yesterday morning. this is a very residential area, and in fact, one man that i spoke with sa of school-age children that live here. he says he actually has teenage children. police still haven't arrested anyone and because of that actually walked older children to school to make sure they are safe. >> tight community and everybody keeps eye out on each other and

>> stephanie: yesterday detectives going door to door showing photos of women asking for information and just heard and may not have seen or heard anything. we are continuing to reach out to the d.a.'s office. as soon as we have update i will let you know. stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. after someone shot her in the street in dorchester. police said she was on washington street saturday when someone stopped and killed her and they think it was aiming at someone else and killed her and her children were heartbroken. >> sara: asking anyone with information on shooter to please

>> gene: hearing from store clerk robbed at gunpoint and willow tree market in hyannis and caught on surveillance video and see the man fire his gun when the worker wouldn't give him the money. employee tells us he wasn't scared at first because he didn't think the gun was real. >> i laughed at him because the halloween kind of thing, he is just trying to scare me but said run to the register and give me all the money. i laughed third time he fire the gun. >> gene: clerk tells us he just got married eight months ago so happy to go home safely to his wife. police arrested three men for their roles in the robbery. >> sara: investigators will work to try to determine why train went off the train and

and this will not be fixed in i time soon. >> michael: contrary to estimate the crane he was talking about arrived. there was at least a crane here on-site. last night pan am railways train here going through westford derailed six of the cars derailed and as you can see one of them is a tank. materials are inside of that tank but right now they do believe that no hazardous materials ended up leaking. he says they are fortunate they are the case. >> fortunate thing was we had no environment am impact tall. that was the reason why we called the haz-mat team and tank that was in question is safe

am now has to work to get that uprighted and back on the track. >> gene: >> michael: starting to do the work that was involved in the process and going to be a very long process before all said and done. they also said both he and town selectmen who came by this the second train derailment for pan in this area since 2014. selectmen expressed bunch of frustration this is the case. pan am going to conduct the investigation itself to find out why this happened this time. i reached out to the railway, haven't heard back. as soon as i do i will bring you that info. live in westford, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> sara: what little boy found in halloween candy leaving bad

parents in walpole. police tell fox25 the six-year-old's parents found apple flavored vodka and someone gave it to the boy while trick-or-treating near haynes and vein street and wouldn't try to open the bottle. >> nipped bottle of vodka and symbol of apple on front of it and also resembles something like a fruit drink or something like that. >> walpole police posted warning online urging other parents to check their children's candies. >> gene: fire burned up building that housed cape cod military support foundation. every year the organization gives toys to military family members and helps get kids -- helps kids pick out gifts for parents.

supplies and now they are scrambling to replace gifts. >> kids looking everything under the sun for christmas. >> gene: no word what caused the fire but investigators believe it may have been electrical. if you want to help out the cape cod military support foundation we have put link up in the website at fox25boston.com. >> catherine: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. look at expressway you could still see volume very typical this hour sil we will have drive times coming up. shiri? >> shiri: temperatures 53?, there's a southwest breeze 12 miles per hour and that's the key. that southwest wind to giant warm-up and temperatures coming or going when back in ten. >> no treat, just a trick, person behind this very realistic julian edelman mask

imposter. >> embarrassed by the professor and why woman says the proffer claims plagiarism are actually di interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote. learn more at massearlyvote.com joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign.

r new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school,

but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most.

h hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. >> sara: des moines police have identified the suspect in two police officers. looking for the guy scott michael green, 46 years pickup truck. police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. again, police have identified the suspect and are actively searching for him right now. we will continue to bring in latest as we get it. >> suffolk university looking to make a change after student's blog post went viral after she claims teacher called her out in

tiffany martinez says professor accused her of plagiarism saying this is not your language. martinez says the professor also wrote on paper please go back and indicate where you cut and paste. after he -- after the post went viral the university president announced faculty members will go through training sessions and how to better interact with students. >> sara: team of lawyers from harvard will have immediate soccer team and obtained by the harvard crimson yesterday and we reported the men soccer team accused of raiding freshman on soccer team and physical appearance and look at something like this doesn't happen again. >> catherine: jammed up 128 in

somerville and improving over there and pike eastbound accident right there at 128 and a little bit slow around the point over here 128 southbound there's an accident at route 4 bedford street and again the jam starts after that point and then shifting up a little bit there's an entry ramp that's partially blocked there at charlesgate, talking about storrow drive going westbound and drive times for you on route 921 minutes and still jammed up about 50 minutes there. nice day talking about. might have window open. >> shiri: talking sixties and great weather for rolling down the window and sunshine developing in boston, turning

12 miles per hour. toss in few more clouds, especially north of boston here and all this warm air, warm front coming through and bringing warmer air and bringing in a little bit more moisture and that's going to boil down to clouds and potential for some heavier showers once we get into the thursday. but great it looks through noon time today. afternoon you see more of the clouds starting to pop up. partly cloudy to get you home from work but it does stay dry and partly sunny in boston, 66? and lawrence and lowell, manchester and new hampshire about 65?, fitchburg to maynard down to framingham 67 and worcester today 63 and southeastern massachusetts with highs today in the low and mid-60s. you're going to find even more sunshine out this way.

even though you see 60s repeating here tomorrow and even a 70 degree reading of providence, rhode island. we got rain moving in. it is going to move in last over southeastern mass which allows you to warm up a little bit more. points north and west of boston it could end up being kind of cooler out there, a a little bit drizzly for the morning commute, this is 7:00 a.m. tomorrow with future cast and you can see northern mass, southern new hampshire a little bit wet to kick off the day and not heavy stuff until the afternoon and scattered rain, especially north of the pike here through noon time, i think the more showers you will see, but once we hit the afternoon we got showers that are shifting eastward and right now the timeline is bringing some of those heavier showers into boston even sooner. by 3:00 p.m. you can see we got that band of heavier rain impacting boston. my concern is that we got showers stick with us through the evening commute and going to main that it is a wet drive home from work tomorrow, slower drive home from work tomorrow, showers end during the evening hours and

over the weekend i got lows in the 30s, highs in the 50s, there's the potential for saturday afternoon flurry or maybe on sunday getting a little bit of sprinkle and flurry. you see most towns and cities going to run dry here with and nice and dry into next week. >> released back into the wild in florida. sea world posted this video of the manatee. she was found in september near wash the man stayed at mystic aquarium being flown to sea world in orlando. sea world was able to get the her back to health. >> 27-year-old jogger from princeton one of the nation's leading profilers and killer left clues. >> more consistent with someone that's psychopathic and someone

be hunkered down someplace fearful they are going to be caught. >> so where does maryellen o'toole think the killer could be right now we should traveled to virginia with exclusive interview with profiler for that answer along with more clues on chilling profiler. that's new england unsolved tonight on fox25 news right

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year-to-year. consumers have mixed findings and not putting enough effort in busiest shopping days of the year and others say they will use the information to make a black friday game plan. >> amazon ruled out countdown to black friday promotions and over tens of thousands of specials now until december 22nd. most of the big ticket items will later in the shopping season. >> learning more about general electric new world in seaport district and 12 story glass building with a giant sale like logo. noticeably missing though parking. company plans to employ 800 workers but only provide 30 parking spaces. they say they hope workers will choose to take the "t" or ride a bike to work.

on-site. >> framingham based company offering extra $100 a month to some employees who are paying off tuition or student loans. >> sara: best part of day and man kayaks to work everyday at >> shiri: temperatures this morning running up to 25? warmer than yesterday at this time. how long the warm weather sticks around and the latest on a weekend cool what's kelly ayotte costing you?

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vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

>> catherine: man lost his job when tried to do the thing. dish the coat the warmer weather making a comeback. we could see temps near 70 today. >> shiri: 50 in worcester and lawrence at 52, right now i got 53 in boston and we got extra clouds over the cape and islands with temperatures already up to