northwestern vermont, northeastern vermont, upstate new york. early object, that's almost right about now across central new england. however, things are about a week late so our color is very low all the way to the coastline of new hampshire and maine and low color across southern new england too. and moderate color now where we should be peaking so it's coming on but slowly because we had warm weather and because we haven't had a lot of chill. 38 to 50 tonight. partly to mostly clear and then tomorrow mostly sunny. 66 to 70. that 7 day forecast has one shower, one drop or a couple otherwise the weekend looks okay and another cooling trend turns to a warming trend. i will see you next half hour . >> anchor: we'll see then. up next are you looking for someone to turn to in a time of need? the couple looking to strike it rich by cuddling. >> anchor: new at 6:00 we have more election coverage coming up include why 7's political editor andy hiller says this is hilary clinton's time to win. >> anchor: news is always happening, you can get caught up

we know vermont state police are at the scene, just north of montpelier, vermont. this is williamstown fire and rescue responding. emergency crews, many of them on the scene. areaire spokesman in that says he is not aware of any injuries yet that we know, but they are just assessing the scene. image showing passengers off the train, people being assessed. they are checking out the damage to the train, and we are waiting for additional word from amtrak on how many people were injured. larry: thank you for that information. the trial begins for the man charged in three murders in alexandria over the past 11 years. charles severance is accused of killing three people. jeff goldberg is live. jeff: jury selection started about two hours ago, a lot of potential jurors telling the judge why they cannot be part of this trial, anything from work obligation to health problems. up to 150 potential journal -- jurors will be called for this trial. severance is facing 10 charges related to the murders of nancy dunning, ron kirby, and ruthanne ladonna over a 10 year. . they succe

he was the first democrat elected to serve from vermont. unfortunately that's a habit that has not continued. i think we can safely assume he's vermont's first batman fan boy to serve as well, the first bat fan, probably the first deadhead as well. there's no doubt our colleague is the longest serving current member of the senator from any state and we're happy to recognize today his 15,000th vote. mr. grassley: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: could i have one minute to speak to that point? the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i want to commemorate my friend and colleague for casting his 15,000th vote noticed the senate. senator leahy has been a stalwart member of this body since joining the senate at the age of 34 in 1975. four decades later, senator leahy continues to serve his state and our nation with great passion and conviction. senator leahy has been a good friend as we worked together in leading the senate judiciary committee. so, senator leahy, congratulations on this

crews cleaning up after a central vermont. tonight there is word it could take quite some time to get things back on track. what happened. >>> the train tracks between springfield massachusetts and northern vermont will be out of service for the foreseeable future. vermont's governor believes there is nothing the driver could have done to avoid this collision and it doesn't appear the train was speeding either. a scenic ride through vermont came to an abrupt end when an amtrak train went off the tracks. >>> i saw the car in front of us kind of come up this way. that's when it went down the ditch . >>> the vermonter train de derailed this morning sending an engine and one passenger car over an embankment and into a creek . >>> next thing we knew there was lick we kind of swerved to the left then swerved to the rate and we were all going you oh . >> reporter: one person was seriously hurt and thrown flown to a trauma center in new hampshire. >>> all of the most able-bodied people kind of adopted an older person and got them all

it's preserved in vermont. it's a gothic revival style it was would, it was painted to look like stone. i'm not sure they did the pain analysis. it was supposed to look like stone. later emr instead and started building his library and eventually his art collection. here's a few of the interior today. what's interesting about the say aboutis i will the south in washington, a lot of the furniture from the house and watch them when the house was torn down was moved up to vermont. they're all kinds of wonderful things that can preserved that he owns. both he and premeeting were bright hard-working successful. this is a drawing he did of the garden. farming, a lot of that is still preserved where you can see it today. case, there one were many many cases of books. think when he did the addition on his house after he had been in the congress, interesting glass lay light, stained-glass window really beautiful to see. in 1849 got involved in the republican revolution in rome. he had been elected a captain and when the

albans, vermont, has derailed. we have a lieutenant from the montpelier fire department is on with us live. lieutenant, what do you know about the situation? >> information i received from montpelier fire department, amtrak train with five cars has gone off, and two cars have gone down over an embankment. the reports that i'm getting there was quite a few people that were shaken up but only four people are going to be transported to the hospital. jon: okay, people shaken up. but, only four transports. it sounds like, well, do you have any reports on seriousness of those four injuries? >> i do not have any information on that. jon: when you say an embankment, any idea how tall, how steep we're talking about? >> they said it was fairly steep. they were down, down over the embankment. jon: is there any word what may have caused this? >> i have not heard that, no. jon: all right. lieutenant dana huoppi, from the montpelier fire department. we appreciate the information. four people apparently going to the hospital afte

alvin, vermont and springfield. if you are concerned about family or friends who might have been on today's train you can call amtrak's the number is on the screen 1-800-523-9101. we also put that on our website myfoxboston.com. now when this happened we sent out an alert on our fox 25 news app. you can get breaking news any time. you will always be up-to-date. download it for free on your smartphone. >>> search is on in canton for a missing man. 59-year-old john cash was last seen wednesday morning on chapman street. 6'2" tall with brown eyes and racial partially gray hair. if you know where he is or have seen him contact canton police. >>> seventh human case of west nile virus has appeared in massachusetts this year. the massachusetts department of public health telling us the patient is a suffolk county woman in her 90s. she's in the hospital. two suffolk county residents have died from west nile this season. the risk level remains at high from boston, chelsea, revere and winthrop until at least the first hard fr

what it says is that vermont -- sometimes the world has changed. vermont was first in the country. that was a huge deal, to say that if you are gay you're going to get the same benefits as a straight couple. that was pretty revolutionary at the time. it split our state, and i thought that things would calm down before we go further. >> isn't that -- the reason i want to draw you out on that is because i want to ask, isn't that the same kind of tactical thinking, the same kind of political pragmatism, that may have driven the decision for which you criticized secretary clinton -- >> all that i criticized secretary clinton on was saying something that wasn't accurate. i mean, you can argue that, you know, somebody made -- hey, look, i don't agree with doma politically, i have to do it. you can make that argument. but you can't say that doma was passed in order to prevent something worse. that is just not the case. that's the only point that i want to make. >> there's news tonight out of washington. and nbc has not confirmed this. it's being reported by other sources. but there's news

his main focus, though, has always been vermont. he carries with him a picture of that, he calls it his farmhouse on lots and lots of acres. it looks like a picture out of a -- trying to get somebody to come and stay at your place. it's just beautiful. it doesn't remind me of the desert, but it's beautiful. over the years, he's done everything he can to protect the state's natural beauty, the resources, land of the water through conservation efforts. when people visit vermont, they see these beautiful green vistas, pristine lakes and rivers, picturesque farms. senator leahy has worked hard to keep vermont that way. senator leahy has done everything in his power to promote agriculture in his home state. former chair of the agriculture committee. i can remember what he's done to protect the dairy industry. it's legend what he's done to protect the legend -- the dairy industry. we all remember holding up the senate for periods of time until he got what he wanted for dairy. he wrote the organic food production act of 1990 which helped f

the vermonter had 98 on board. started its day in vermont and has a 13-hour journey as it makes its way to d.c. would have come through new york's penn state around 6:30. this train is popular with tourists this time of year who like to go up into new england. we'll get you more details, as of right now, no major injuries. rob. >> that is the good news, david, thanks. >>> this afternoon, we have new information on a mysterious death in chelsea. a long island dermatologist found dead in the doorway of a walk-up building over the weekend. we are joined from the area where the doctor lived with her husband and young kids, greg. >> reporter: yeah rob, we spent the last hour or so here on the street where dr. kirsten lived. no one answered the door at her home and most neighbors didn't want to discuss what pretty much everyone acknowledges is a horrible tragedy. the new york city medical examiner will be doing an autopsy on the body of the 38-year-old dermatologist to determine her exact cause of death, but foul play ha

new hampshire, vermont, connecticut and 11 other states have hands free law. >>> we are in for a warm up as the workweek moves forward. meteorologist is here to show us what we can expect, what is behind you. >>> this is the sunset that dark ens the clouds. behind it you can see the sun, and a few of that myself. a gorgeous end to this date. temperatures at 57 in boss not to, dew point it dry and that is why you're going to get the clouds to melt way this evening. there's ain't lot of moisture in the air. they pop up in response to the cool air behind and it's high in the sky this time of year. they are melting at out here and temperatures will be dropping. in the 50s right now nor the will be falling underneath clearing skies. if you don't have clear skies, you certainly will as the evening progresses and you will be waking up to sunshine fist thing in the morning. that sunshine will be staying with us through tomorrow. boston 47, marshfield 49, and you get into southeastern massachusetts that is you, cape cod, will you likely stay in the low 50s. back to the north and west, watch ou

snow, new hampshire, maine and into northeast vermont. continuing into saturday late morning and into the early afternoon and then watch this. snowshowers can actually bleed southward into southern portions of vermont, but only in the highest elevations. only the high elevations. don't think it'll be snowing in the valleys but if you're headed north and looking at mountains. be aware of this. by saturday night and this takes you through sunday, through the weekend. fall on some of these mountains. jefferson, santa's village, franchione notch over to maine, there's sunday river, .3 of an inch. not a lot but still some know in october in the mountainous locations. this on the heels of noaa telling us today they're expecting above average and warmer-than-normal-temperatures in new england coupled with above average precipitation. so it doesn't say there won't be a lot of snow this winter. it just tends it toward a really aware solution. we'll see where this goes. el nino playing a big part. look at the temperatures, only in the 40s for highs

, vermont, en route to washington, d.c. knocking passenger trains from the tracks. >> all the most abled body people adopted an older person and got them out. >> as governor i join vermonters in expressing my relief that nobody has died. >> reporter: seven of the 102 passengers and crew onboard needed to go to hospitals. one passenger was airlifted for abdominal injuries. >> we are hopeful that those who are receiving medical care right now will make speedy recoverries. >> reporter: he said this was not terrorism or some other kind of crime. just an act of nature that knocked stone free from a ledge and sent it tumbling on to the tracks. the governor also said passengers told him it did not seem like the train was speeding or at this could have been avoided. >> i do know that a fright train did go through there late last night and no evidence of any ledge slide at that point. >> that stretch of tracks will remain closed to all travel for the foreseeable future. of course, a lot of cleanup to do. in northfield, vermont, news

derails in vermont. we have just learned new information about the passengers on board. >> plus a warning this afternoon about mets and yankees playoff tickets, and we now know who will serve as this year's tcs new york city marathon grand marshal. but first the live midday i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto . hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there's limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i tried warfarin, but the blood testing and dietary restrictions... don't get me started on that. i didn't have to. we started on xarelto . nice pass. like all blood thinners, don't st

this is the vermonter. it goes from northern vermont, it takes 13 hours, 45 minutes daily, all the way down to d.c. it makes several stops. it had barely gotten out of rocksbury, which is toward the central part of the state as you see on the map, when it derailed. early reports were that they knew they had injuries, now we can tell you more details. the four people who were hurt, we're told, thankfully, not life threatening at this point. but this is a very heavily-traveled route. that train is usually packed. we'll stay on this story as well and bring you more information as we get it. ♪ ♪ >> this is "outnumbered," i'm andrea tantaros. here with us today, harris faulkner, you just saw her dropping those headlines -- [laughter] actress and commentator stacy smith, sandra smith -- stacey dash and one of the wisest men in the building, host of lou dobbs tonight on fbm, the one, the only lou dobbs. and you're outnumbered. >> i have to tell you, there's no complaint here. [laughter] >> welcome back, sir. w

northfield, vermont, 27 miles north of montpelier. this is where we've been speaking with passengers. crystal? >> elizabeth, those passengers just boarded 45 minutes ago their destination. certainly an extremely scary day for them. some of them on that train, they were on a railway vacation trip when they reported feeling a justling and then feeling the rocks that hit the train while they were on the rails there. certainly scary moments. i did speak with a man who says, as soon as he saw the train was in trouble, he started to knock out the emergency windows to help people off the train. when he looked down to see if there was anyone else that needed help, he saw the conductor and he described pulling that conductor to the train to what he believed was safety and medical attention. coming up at 6:00, we will bring you his story, as well. i can tell you the governor held a news conference late this afternoon and says there was no reason to believe this wasn't just simply an act of nature. we will hear much more about the investigation

again, there is one train i know of, the vermonter, that goes back and forth to vermont. this system track train 55 we're told. we're waiting for pictures and more information. word is a derailment south of mt. peelier. >> amtrak confirms that. first responders headed to the scene. as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. >>> at this very moment we're waiting to hear from the south carolina governor, nikki haley, you see a picture of the podium she'll be speaking from. she'll be addressing the state and really the nation about this historic rainfall and flooding that has hammered state. they are not out of the woods yet in terms of the danger. some areas have seen almost 2 feet of rain in just the past few days. state officials say hundreds of water rescues were needed over the weekend as highway after highway seemed to be shut down as the water rushed in. the flooding triggered by tremendous rain coming from hurricane joaquin. it's taken the lives of seven people in the carolinas. the death toll is expected still to rise. >> as of this morning, 389 reads closed

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that train by way is vermonter. going to out of service while crew rebuild tracks and clean up all fuel that leaked at that crash site. >> sky seven hd overseer ohs accident. driver losing control of his car and slams into parked van on river street. you can see the van ended up on top of that car. the driver of car was pinned under the van until someone came over and was able to pull him out he managed to walk away only minor cuts and bruises he's cited for unsafe operation motor vehicle. dangerous crash caught camera in mall in salem, new hampshire police say an officer confronted a man sleeping in his suv. they say the driver woke right away and sped away crashing into a car and then a fire hydrant. 28-year-old alexander dimaggio was then in court today to face charges. police believe he was under the influence of heroin at the time. >> new tonight, two of most popular fantasy football web facing sear oh questions an employee boston base draft kings used insider information to place bets ask cash in on rival site

albans, vermont. and that's the latest on that as the vermont amtrak train crashed earlier. we'll keep you posted. >>> an oregon community college reopens just days after tragedy. we're going to go to the campus where students return a few hours from now. and then new revelations of an internal inquiry in vovolkswages emissions scandal. the shortfall that may have prompted them to cheat. >>> bernie sanders drawing 20,000 in boston this weekend. the biggest rally in the state's recent history. why are so many in massachusetts feeling the burn? nobody told m. ...intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergi

amtrak plans to bus passengers booked on the vermonter. it was headed to washington with 98 passengers and four crew members on board. near mont peel year where the wreck happened, it could have triggered a rook slide. >> it felt a bump. to the left and swerved to the right. we're all going uh-oh. pretty soon, this stopped. we were lucky that it stopped like that but we were all going are you kai, are you okay? other than that, we were lucky. >> one of the seven people injured was air lifted to a new hampshire hospital and was evaluated in its emergency room. the six others went to a local hospital for things like neck, back, and shoulder pain. state officials said a freight train passed over the tracks sunday night with no problems. the crash occurred adds part of a recent $220,000 upgrades. chris, back to you. >>> right now, tucks bury police are searching for a suspect who robbed a market basket. the heavy set man in a baseball hat did not show a weapon when he demanded cash at the store around lunchtime yesterday. he got away on a bike

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bailey ryan from middlebury vermont on the left, alison white of waybridge vermont in the middle and hayley whitehouse of sumter on the right, were just 18 and says it started when are google ma'am september them to the wrong trail. >> it said the bottom of the trail was not clearly labeled that it was a rock climbing trail. wandered off the trail and hayley slipped and fell diving 20 feet. >> i was trying to slide down and gained so much momentum that i like went over a rock and i ended up slipping at one point and i was just kind of head down like fetal position when i got to the bottom. >> reporter: she has abrasions on her side but amazingly still able to walk. still the terrain had become too steep, darkness had fallen and it was starting to snow. >> we were shivering, we were so cold. we weren't dressed for like a winter night. >> reporter: fortunately their cell phones worked and they called 911 but fish and game officers and a good samaritan them. they were eventually able to help them down the mountain, roughly seven hours after the girls had started their hike. >> they had

vermont's governor says there was no wrongdoing and that thises what an accident. meantime, the tracks remain closed as crews clear the tracks. amtrak plans to bus passengers who are booked on the vermonter to and from springfield. yesterday morning, the train was heading to washington with 98 passengers and four crew members on board. near montpelier where the wreck happened, several inches of rain fell that could have triggered a rock slide. >> we felt something like a bump. the next thing we knew, we swerved to the left and swerved to the right and wear all going, uh-oh. pretty soon, it just stopped. we were very lucky it stopped like that but we were all going, are you okay? we're asking each other. other than that we were lucky. >> reporter: one of the seven injured people was air lifted to the hospital and evaluated in the emergency room. the six others went to a local hospital with things like neck, back, and shoulder pain. at least four people were released by last night. >>> state officials say a freight train passed over the tracks sunday night with the n

into western vermont northwest vermont they will see couple showers come on through really just not much with this front. right now it is 71 in boston. that's certainly real nice for this time of year isn't it couple clouds but lot of sunshine out there. and temperature overnight tonight dropping down into low 50s. gae degrees for you in boston for low temperature first thing in morning worcester 65 at the airport. got believe in the lower elevations around the airport though a few degrees more than that closer to 70. sunshine for sure out there. and temperature dropping down to 50 by 5 o'clock in morning. one one cooler spots tends to northwest orange you're 68 degrees with sunshine right now. temperature will be a little further 46 degrees with clear skies at first light tomorrow morning. future cast taking you through day tomorrow. a lot of sunshine right through middle of the day couple clouds floating by front makes its way real nice lookly afternoon. then into friday, fast forward by 6:00 a.m. watching showers move on in. i'm sure you will be here in morning telling you about these

morrill's is there in the homestead in vermont now, which is great. corridorll -- brumidi would have been pointed right at that same time. the walls and ceilings were all being painted. i can imagine justin morrill would have been interested. all the different designs there. you could spend hours and hours looking at every detail. beautifully restored now by christie cunningham adams, who is here in the audience if you don't know her. and some of people's favorite panels are the panels with the squirrels that are so much fun to look at. and they are based -- all of the corridors are based on the vatican. brumidi would have known when he was in rome. so i really big surprise for me was to go into the house and find these 2 little square panels on plaster, they look like painted in oil paint, with chipmunks on them. they seem so much related to the brumidi corridor design. and i don't know. there is still a mystery. did he pay to those for his assistant to show what he wanted? they'd he paints them later for justin morrill, who wanted to have something

the rainshowers getting into southern vermont, 1:00, 1:30, into the berkshires, too. lighter showers out ahead of the main body of rain coming through the area by the morning drive. 8:15 worcester county and southern vermont and in the boston area in the 9:00 hour and heavier downpours southshore and cape cod late in the morning before it all moves out. then the code air moves in. i'll show you when we can expect freezing temperatures this weekend at 11:00. >>> it was a special night here at our fox 25 studios where we got to honor our cox conserves hero. >> the big winner and a huge congratulations to rock morrison and the clean river project. the whole gang was here tonight. red sox was given an award for his efforts as the founder of the clean river project, it's removed thousands tires, 62 cars and tons of recyclable material from the merrimack river. rock started his efforts more than 10 years ago and said because the area around the merrimack is his home. >> being born and raised on the river, something was born in me to come out there and start cleaning. my wif

to her right, vermont senator bernie sanders, a leader in the key state of new hampshire. on her left, former maryland governor martin o'malley, former virginia senator jim webb and former rhode island governor lincoln chafee will book end the stage. there is a brand-new poll out today. hillary clinton with the lead in the cbs poll, 19 points behead of bernie sanders. now if, if vice president joe biden enters the race he would enter in third place with the candidates far behind. but that biden candidacy, no one knows what's going on. there has been no word from the vice president. he has been meeting with his family, presumably with aides as well all weekend at his home in delaware. we are waiting for some word about what comes out of those meetings. in the meantime, we are here in las vegas with the canidates beginning to arrive, beginning to get ready for the cnn debate. joined now by cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta, who is in beautiful debate hall inside the beautiful wynn las vegas. how's it going so far? >> reporter: it's going great. john, what we're

the train was traveling southbound from vermont to washington, d.c. vermont's governor spoke with passengers who described the moments before the crash. >> the speed limit in that area is 59 miles per hour. many passengers said to me, i want you to know this was not an issue of conductor or someone driving too quickly. it was a matter of ledge that landed on the track, an act of nature, really beyond the control of anyone who was conducting the train or running the train or maintaining the tracks. >> governor speaking there. emily is an editor of "the burlington free press" joining me by phone. what's the latest on number of people injured? we had heard seven people taken to the hospital. >> yeah. that's as far as we know. there was the recent press conference i believe you played a clip from and there were six people who were transported to vermont medical center hospital and one person who was air lifted to dartmouth hitchcock and so that's the status. >> and from, emily, we have been hearing from passengers, everything was going fine and this was j

. >>> a vermont judge has freed randy quaid and his wife. police arrested the couple after they noticed the two were wanted california dating back to 2010. but a vermont judge rule there had is no probable cause to hold the quaids on the charges. and released them under the condition they remain in vermont and answer to the charges. the quaids said they plan to stay in vermont to care for evie quaid's ailing father. >>> in three hours the mets take to the field in los angeles with their eyes on a win that will send the team to their first national league championship series in nine years. john chandler is in the city of angels tonight where everything is on the line. no pressure, john. >> reporter: no, no pressure at all. yet this mets team feels no pressure. grand der son stepped into the visitor's dugout here at dodgers stadium dress this had street clothes and a smile. he shrugged his shoulders when i asked if they were ready, he said we have no choice but to be ready for this tonight. game five for a chance to play on into the nlcs. toni

the train derailed in northfield, vermont. scheduled stops here in penn station in new york and newark before reaching its final destination, washington, d.c. natalie is at penn station right now to explain what went wrong. natalie? >> well, chuck, just what you mentioned here. the train was set to arrive to stop here at penn station right around 6:30. but that scary ordeal changed that schedule and left seven people hurt. >> they've been through a pretty traumatic experience, but they're doing very, very well. >> reporter: the governor of vermont talking about the passengers onboard the vermonter when it it derailed in north field. to washington, d.c., hit rocks on the track and went off the rails around 10:30. five cars went off the track with one passenger car and engine car that went over a hill. governor peter shumlin called the derailment "pretty brutal." >> one of the passengers said to me, someone was looking out for us. we walked out of a very, very difficult situation. >> reporter: they don't believe there was any wr

today you can take the vermonter train all the way up to burlington, vermont. southbound, you still face problems. buses will be used from vermont to springfield, massachusetts, or to new haven. >>> fantasy pay sites draft kings and fan dual are now permanently banning employees from playing in daily contests for money. this comes after a draft kings employee came in second place on a fan dual contest, winning $350,000. new york's attorney general then launched an investigation into the fantasy sites. he wants to know if workers from one website used inside information to win one on a competing site. >>> united water is seeking permission or a double-digit rate hike. the utility wants to raise rates by nearly 18%. that would add about $8 to the monthly residential water bill. they say they need to pay for receot upgrades like replacing ageing pipes and fire hydrants as well. >>> now to hockey, the rangers played their season opener in icago against the defending champion blackh ks. before the game, blackhawks raised the championship banner, but the rangers spoi

now the warm front is producing ahead of it snow in the mountains of new hampshire, vermont, maine. really far northern and highest mountains, though, not in southern portions of new england, not this time. by the way, that trace of snow yesterday, still fell short of the first tenth of an inch of snow or measurable snow, which would have been on the same date. that's a record set in 2009. so not too long ago. these clouds will spread over the area, so your temperatures are going to fall at first in to the 30's, northwest of worcester, southern vermont, northern worcester county, southern new hampshire and steady out, because there will be a lot of clouds overthey had and closer into the -- overhead and closener to the boston area, temperatures stay steady in the low to mid 40's. the clouds help us by acting as a blanket. so how warm will it be tomorrow and how long it will last? >> for years, there was no long closer to convicted south boston mobster, white bulge than his girlfriend, catherine greig. she's in prison paying a high price for her loyalty to the gangster. today, she's

albans, vermont. amtrak has set up administration hotline. you see that number on your screen and on our web site at myfoxboston.com. to get breaking news any time with our fox25 news app. we send alerts just like this one. download it for free on your smartphone. >>> new this morning, the t is preparing new commuter rail schedules that will hopefully eliminate some frustrating delays. the current schedule has several conflict points where multiple trains were scheduled to use the same tracks at the same time. other incidents where a brief others. current plans call for the updated times to be released by the end of this month. the new schedules will take place on november 30. >>> happening today, state lawmakers will battle over proposals to fourth massachusetts drivers to put down their phones when they drive. no teching, no talking. fox25's robert goulston is live on beacon hill to explain why they would want to do this. robert? >> well, catherine, right now i am allowed to get on my phone and talk to you while driving, but if you are goin

vermont and senator bernie sand sanders is leading clinton with 48% of the vote. right now clinton has 39%. republican candidate carly fiorina is also campaigning in new hampshire a day after a new nbc news poll showed her at surg surging in that state. she opened the day with a rotary club speech in manchester. but in the g.o.p. race donald trump is still on top leading with 21% of republican voters in new hampshire. carly fiorina follows with 16 and jeb bush comes in third with 11% . >> anchor: much more to come on 7 news at 4:00 including a fourth grader being called a hero for saving his bus driver's life. >> anchor: meet a couple who wasn't going to let a hurricane rain on their big day. >> anchor: at 4:30 a police officer turned away from that coffee shop. the shocking reason. >> anchor: new on 7 news at five:00 a household pet standing its ground when unexpect visitors pit a visit. camera. . >> reporter: many of us have a routine to get rid of that groggy feeling when we wake up in the morning . >> reporter: maybe it's not cutting it any more. we very some

some of the best results out of vermont and northern maine. you go north and west of boston you will see a decent amount of color. you don't have to go all the way to maine or vermont to see the pretty pops. the weather will perfectly koovrp rate with. you if you have the day off, you will be doing the leaf peeping. boston at 75. 77. burlington, vermont, 74. worcester, 73. hartford, connecticut, 76. hyannis, 69 degrees. we are all above average, so the mild weather will continue again another day. satellite and radar, hmm, we are giving you the day off. nice and crystal clear for you as you wake up this morning. temperature-wise right now it boston coming in at 52 degrees boston coming in at 52 degrees with si fairly comfortable and we have cooler temperatures off to the north and west with 49 in nashua. 47 in providence, rhode island 47 in providence, rhode island. 51 in worcester. future cast for today though does keep the sunshine going strong. it is going to be warm. it is going to be sunny and overnight tonight, the clouds start rolling i

defendant in a vermont courtroom. quaid and his wife appeared at separate hearings. the judge put both of them in jail on $500,000 bail. they both pleaded not guilty to being fugitives from justice. the quaids are wanted in california on vandalism charges and picked up at the canadian border on friday. two hikers from lowell are safe tonight after getting stuck on mount washington. 26-year-old wu hiked up mount washington on sunday with a friend. but when they tried to take the cog railway down it was sold out, so they started hiking down. wu injured his ankle and couldn't walk anymore. pair around midnight. >> blair: a bear has apparently taken up residence right here in the scran torn neighborhood. this guy showed up on kim's yard a few times in late september. he also visited several times since july. mc neal says the bears are clearly on the prowl for food and the whole experience for her is a little nerve-racking. >> caller: a tech book triggers a haz-mat situation at the university of new hampshire. police say a haz-mat team was called in after a strong odor an

-bound amtrak train derail in vermont. plus, the complete forecast. who do you think are tougher, a tiny bulldog or a couple bears? jules is a 20 pound french bulldog, but she is fearless. check this out, two bears innovated her home, and she bravely chased them out. there is the video. the bears panicked and scurried away. no one was hurt -- just maybe bear pride. that dog would normally be an appetizer for them. very cute. leon: lots of folks have been counting down, all-day breakfast at mcdonald's starts tomorrow. that is part of their plan to improve business. alison: starts in 30 minutes. go. leon: exactly. alison: that last story has everyone talking about their pets. story, not the mcdonald's story. daye: we have a nice tomorrow, near 75 degrees. warming up wednesday. friday, we are watching a cold front that could bring showers. the weekend looks fantastic. alison: have a good night. wow. this place is spectacular. thank you . we worked with a designer from havertys for a complete refresh. you must be happy to get out of that tiny house? yeah

vermont's fall foliage, this was shot using a drone. that's how you get those terrific view, and everything is starting to pop. >> it is. isn't it gorgeous? >> this is a treat. usually they're gone by this part of the year in this part of vermont, but it's perfect. >> yeah, the drone video gets a little speilberg. it's beautiful. the weather was outstanding this weekend, and now we're in peak across most of main, central and northern new vermont, color really coming on strong with that comer stretch of air. look at that, beautiful show. beautiful fall color, feeling a little warm outside though the last couple of days. 70s yesterday, # 0s again today -- 70s again today, and humidity, 70 in lawrence and norwood. tracking a couple of showers moving our way. one little downpour, not expecting much expect for a few rain drops this evening. most of rain has already fallen this morning. so that one batch we saw in the morning moving toward canada, the cold front moving through tonight, and cooler air filtering in slowly through this week. gra

showers braking out southern vermont, western massachusetts as a front approaches. those showers shift eastward during the morning drive. it looks like there's at least a chance for heavier downpours on the southern fringe of this front as it cuts on through. this will be showers scattered about everywhere, but we'll be watching closely the south shore and the latest futurecast data may update that situation, so make sure you check back with us. that front either way will get out of here with the last of the showers by the middle of the day. the lunch hour will be dry most places. you can see the potential for a few scattered showers as the cooler air comes rushing on in and the winds will start to kick up too and it could blow clouds and a couple of showers potentially across the outer cape. that ocean effect that can set up, wind blowing cold air across the relatively mild ocean water. too cold to go swimming, but mild enough to kick up the clouds and a potential for a couple of showers. that's something else we'll be watching for as well, rainshowers not snow sho

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and here's the truth -- in my state of vermont -- i've talked to too many haves in vermont and all over this country. there are seniors and people with disabilities who are trying to get by on horrifically low incomes. you talk to people who are ying to make it on 10, 11, $1,000 a year and the truth is you really can't survive on that level of income. and that means not buying the prescription drugs you need, not heating your home in the winter, not buying the fold that you adequately need. in, we should be cognizant of the fact that the average social security boetsch today is just $ 1,328 a month. so my view is that we should extend social security, expand it and we do that by lifting the ap on taxable incomes. you've asked a good question about medicare so let's talk about medicare but we have to broaden that discussion a little bit to talk about health care in america and here are the simple facts -- the united states today spends far more per capita, per person, on health care than do the people of any other country. that's just the fact. and despite the gain fips of the affordable

the vermonter train was traveling from st. al been a's vermont to washington, d.c. this happened in north field, about ten miles southwest of moment peelier. there are reports that the two train cars went over an embankment. we are making calls it trying to get as much information as we can to bring it to you. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 news app for updates on this breaking news. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or to a prior dose of any flu vaccine. tell your doctor if you've ever had guillain-barré syndrome. side effects include pain swelling and redness at the injection site; muscle aches, fatigue, headache and fever. other side effects may occur. if you have other symptoms or pro

. >>> the investigation into an amtrak accident in vermont. >> ahead, what officials are focusing on and the latest on potential injuries. >> plus, the mbta hoping to improve your commute by making scheduling changes. >> and as we head to break, here is a look at your foliage report. >>> it is 4:52 and checking top stories. the coast guard continues to search for survivors after an unidentified person was found in a survival suit. crews found a badly damaged lifeboat. the ship's captain planned to by pass the hurricane but a mechanical failure left the boat adrift. two massachusetts natives are among the 33 people on board. >>> president obama has juan beverly scott's nomination for the mbta. she asked to be taken out of consideration because of family obligations. >>> a former new hampshire teacher is facing charges of sexually assaulting a student and making child porn. 30-year-old donna levesque was arrested last week but the alleged incidents took place in 2013 and 2014 when levesque was a teacher and coach. investigators say the assaults took place off campus. >>> falling rocks

jamie: in vermont, federal agents seized 88 pounds of heroin. the drugs were destined for burlington -- but intercepted in manchester, vermont. a federal agent disguised as a courier delivered a package outside a restaurant and took a 33-year-old guatemalan man into custody. the shipment was first discovered in miami earlier this month. a three-car crash slowed traffic in hudson this morning. officers say the driver of a chevy pickup to hit it. the volvo spun out of control and hit a jeep. two drivers were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. no charges have been filed at this time. traffic was slowed for an hour while cars were towed from the road. a goffstown boy is in critical condition at a maine hospital after being hit by a car. the 14-year-old boy was riding his bike by gould academy in bethel friday afternoon. officers say the driver hit him and fled the scene. police arrested 45-year-old richard marin last night. he' s charged with aggravated leaving the scene of a personal-injury crash. firefighters battled a two-alarm blaze last

vermont, 70 degrees. notice the cooler temperatures coming on friday and saturday. only in the 50's which is close to average this time of year. perhaps a few degrees below average in some towns. hand this weekend, a tale of two different days. the first day is the keeler drier day with temperatures in the 50's. another frontal boundary coming through with showers, look like early stun and sunshine for the afternoon, and the cool air hasn't arrived yet, still in the 60's, looking nice for the patriots game but an update on that with the new information coming in. >> heather: boston school getting a visit from former first daughter, chelsea clinton. take a look at this. she joined in a stop at the curly k-8 school to help with community service work. boston public schools tweeting out these pictures with their big thanks. well, a local high school team is really making the undefeated season business as usual. >> this afternoon, the watertown high school field hockey team set a national record by winning 154 games in a row and i might add, and counting. red raiders de

we spoke to the director of the vermont dmv. the vermont drivers privilege who was available to anyone is an undocumented immigrant. citizens and.s. illegal immigrants have decided to receive this alternative though they are eligible for the standard compliant license. others didn't have the documentation they needed. they were able to meet the requirements for the christmas card. we heard fraud may have been an issue. a dmv administrator noted there were some evidence of advertisement in some to get aate newspapers vermont driver privilege party. a number of alternative licenses have most likely -- most likely gone to state residents. as a result the number of licenses has exceeded the expectations. finally we have looked at the existing literature on the impact of these drivers license laws on public safety and the economy. it is available now on our website. there are several challenges when try to ascertain the impact of an authorized impact. perhaps most importantly, eight onlye 11 jurisdictions began issuing in 2013 or lat