fox 25's bob ward following the late breaking details. >> the reporter: fox 25 investigates has been pressing for answers from the mbta and its commuter rail contractor, keolis, on how much money was stolen from taxpayers. fox 25 first reported yesterday, keolis held disciplinary hearings last week for the workers accused of cheating on time sheets. today, keolis officials told discovered irregular attendance and violations of the company's time card practices by a group of commuter rail workers in the mechanical department. nine commute irrail employees were maced on leave after an internal investigation. six of those workers have been fired, and final decisions are pending for the other three employees, according to keolis. now, in a statement to fox 25, keolis said in part, the actions of these individuals not only violated keolis' standards of ethics for its employees, but undermines the trust placed in taxpayers of the commonwealth of massachusetts and mbta taxpayers, and the commonwealth will not be tolerated. the mbta and keolis still have not detailed the cost to taxpayers, k

fox 25's butch stearns is here. butch patriots made this news official just after 9:00. >> gronk raised the issue himself yesterday that he wasn't 100% healthy. now we find out the big tight end is 100% out of sunday night's patriots opener in arizona. with tom brady and now gronk both not playing the patriots certainly have their backs against the wall. earlier today a source confirms to me with mark journal our first reported that gronk along with left tackle nate solder and guard jonathan cooper did not board the team charter and travel to arizona with the rest of their teammates. just after 9:00, -- just after 9:00 the patriots tweeting out that gronk, solder and cooper are all officially ruled out for sunday. this means the patriots will play in arizona without their top quarterback, their top tight end and their two starting offensive tackles. jimmy garoppolo's job just just got a lot harder. we're all waiting to see how he will handle it. we'll now find out if he has that brady-like quality of getting the bes

for now live in revere, malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> more details now fox 25 investigates looked into the bus company's safety records today. in the past nine years over the past two years rather were temporarily taken off the road. one driver was cited for not wearing his seat belt another for not having a valid medical certificate. the bans were cited for faulty breaks and defective emergency exists. >>> more people were arrested at a black lives matter protest in cambridge. the protest is over affordable housing in the city. the group says more affordable units should be available. investigators are reviewing braintree police department and the results could impact some criminal cases. prosecutors tell the preth ledger three aware of the audit. they have also been notified. officials won't say why the audit was scheduled and they won't comment on any possible problems with evidence stored there. no word on when the review will be finished. >>> a teenager accused of stabbing his friend with a broken golf club is being today. he attacked his friend in waltham yesterday. he then stole

. >> a heartbroken mother and father break their silence only to fox 25. why they think someone hurt their son purpose. >>> plus, secretly recording his roommates for years. new at 10:00 where police say he hid the creepy cameras. >> tracking clouds and showers moving backward. >> i have one trapped in the car. >> witness as officers rescue five from a burning car. >>> now with breaking news this is fox 25 news at 10:00. complete new england news coverage. >>> also breaking at 10:00, an 18-year-old struck by a ashland it. >> happened a short time ago in pleasant street. fox 25's jacqui heinrich just arrived scene with the breaking details. jacqui? >> reporter: mark, vanessa, police chief just told me there will be no charges in this case, speed was not a factor and alcohol was not involved. the driver did stay scene after the crash. he told police those two girls just jumped out in front of his car and he didn't have enough time to stop. that driver a 24-year-old male was given a ride home by police and the student was taken to the hospital. her friend was

brewer fox 25. every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. that's not right. instead of draining even more money from neighborhood public schools and giving it to charters, let's devote public resources to all of our students... not just a select few. don't lift the cap on charter schools. >> catherine: medical professionals children and that's putting others at risk. doctors urge parents to get their kids vaccinated for the school year. especially after a couple of diseases are seen in massachusetts when they thought to be a thing of the past. >> reporter: hailey just got her tetanus shot for the upcoming school year. she says all three of her kids vaccinations. uptick in parents coming in for immunization shots the past week. >> it makes it tricky with the start of the school year being right now. >> reporter: the state of massachusetts requires students to be updated for vaccinations unless a religious exemption. >> each

news at fox 25. live in hanson, john monahan, fox 25 news. >> mark: developing right now, weymouth police tell us a woman found duct taped at the of a ravine made the whole thing up. the 18-year-old woman called 911 saying she didn't know where she was. officers found her along route 3. she claimed she was assaulted by a man who gave her a ride. the woman admitted the story was untrue. >> elizabeth: presidential candidate donald trump drumming up support with a rally in new hampshire today. he touched on everything from his opponent to minority voters and taking on big bills. fox 25's political reporter sharman sachetti is in bedford >> the reporter: certainly. donald trump left here just under an hour ago. you can understand that between trump and clinton, the fact that they're both here in the days right after the debate, underscores how important this battleground state is. and how close this race is. now, trump gave a speech much like what we've continued to hear from him. but his campaign has st

i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. ed. >>> new at 10:00, we are hearing from a woman who got attacked by a rabid woodchuck. >> the woman walks us through the hooterfying moments she will jog turned into a wild encounter. in 20 minutes, the stranger could what -- who came to her rescue. >>> a warning for parents after a 9-year-old girl loses her hair by using a certain hair product. >>> the third time i used the product, her hair slipped off her head on contact instantly. >>> one mother's fight to change the rules so it never happens to someone else. >>> but first fox 25 expose as nonprofit group in one of our largest cities spending public money on gift cards, golf (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... he. >>> tonight maine state police are asking for your help to crack the case of an unsolved murder of a worcester woman. wendy was found murdered in north maine,

this is fox 28 news at nine. it feels like fall is wasting no time making its way into eastern iowa. iowa.let's go to chief meteorologist terry swails in the weather center for a look lookat your fox 28 weather developing tonight- a waterloo police officer will not face formal charges. charges.body cam video shows officer adam wittmayer yanking on a handcuffed suspect's dreadlocks.it also shows the - hitting him in the head and pushing him into a squad car. the suspect's attorney sent this video to the f-b-i and fox 28 news.according to officials, the suspect- 24- year old montavis keller - nearly ran over officer wittmayer at the end of a high-speed chase. keller wants the officer fired. fired.the attorney general's office reviewed the footage and decided not to charge wittmayer.the waterloo police chief says the officer was punished internally.keller will stand trial later this month. a former corridor attendant is now pleading guilty to child enticement. enticement.court filings show 20-year-old tyler konigsma

fox 25's malini basu has been working this story since it happened. have you learned some new details about the victim. >> reporter: we did, vanessa. friend tell us us that the victim has a great personality and everyone adored her. that car not only hit her but came into the parking lot and hit two other cars. >> reporter: witnesses tell fox 25 moments after a woman was mowed down at this crosswalk those around her tried to save her it. >> was pretty chaotic. there was a female that was struck by the vehicle and she was not breathing. c.p.r. >> reporter: it happen around 3:00 this afternoon in front of the busy rite aid main street. wilmington police say the 89-year-old driver hit the pedestrian and kept going into the pharmacy's parking lot where she hit two other cars. >> carried forward into the rite aid parking lot then hit several cars in the parking lot. >> reporter: employees at the mcdonald's drive-thru window heard the crash. >> we heard a crash and someone laying on the ground. >> reporter: and tonight that family friend tells us the victim

live in methuen tonight, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> new at 10:00 a mother tells fox 25 she got into a fight with her son's bus driver and it driver hurt. fox 25's jim morelli live outside of boston police headquarters after speaking with the mom tonight to find out what started it. jim? >> reporter: vanessa, boston public schools telling us that bus delays and route changes are fairly common first few days of school. but this one involved a 5-year-old off to her first day of kindergarten. the mom says she got a sheet that told her all the bus information she needed to know. she followed it to the hitch. but coming home it was a much different story. we talked with elaine by phone tonight. she says she went to the intersection where her daughter was supposed to be dropped off around 2:00 this afternoon that bus was late and when it finally showed up her daughter was nowhere in sight which put her naturally into a panic. she began to call the school to find out where her daughter was. finally the principal got back to her and said your daughter went a different bus and she's

fox 25 cameras rolling as they comb for evidence. the details this morning. >> he allegedly confessed to murdering a pair of nuns inside their own home. the new information revealed by a judge as he ordered the suspect held without bail. >> this is fox 25 morning news. >> good morning to you, happy saturday. thanks for watching the fox 25 morning news. it's 6:00 on your saturday, september 17th, i'm catherine and i'm going to say it, it's cold outside. we're waking up to cold mornings. let's get to jason brewer with a roll of temperatures out there. >> jason brewer: it's a gorgeous moon. you can see your breath. maybe that classifies as cold in septembers. upper 40s in fitchburg. new bedford at 44 degrees. we have 42 on the vineyard right now. and some of those spots that skies. that's led to patchy fog. norwood to keene. heads up, it will be gone an hour after sunrise. look at those calm winds, though, at least we don't have a wind chill to tell you about. the temperatures will wise, 70s by noon. a lot of upper 70s. i'll give you an

fox six's julie collins ?is live outside the northwestern mutual building in downtown milwaukee with more julie? earlier this month employees received a video message alluding to possible job... today is was confirmed that 100 jobs will be cut. morning the chairman and ceo - john schlifske told employees 'approximately 100 positions will be eliminated this year.' insurance companies like northwestern mutual rely on two sources of income. one is based on interest rates -- and while the current low investment rates we're seeing are good for the consumer.. it's a struggle in the industry. northwestern mutual is the 9th largest employer in the area with almost 6-thousand employees in downtown executive chris abele says he always hates to hear about job loss: 'theres no organization that is immune to the occasional set backs but their commitment certainly to downtown milwaukee i dont think anybody questions.' the company sent out this statement that reads in part - '...weve been evaluating how we work to better ser

fox 25 will send out an alert on the fox 25 news app, free to download in the apple or itunes store. >>> the trial set to begin tomorrow, a jury gave o.j. simpson -- simpson the death penalty after he pleaded guilty to a crime spree in 2001 and killing two men. that sentence later was overturned by a judge who found one of the jurors lived about her background. sampson was convicted spritely in new hampshire for killing a third man. >>> samsung is telling customers to stop using their galaxy 7 smartphones right away after several reports of the phone camping fire or exploding while charging. the latest case involves a exploded in his hands. the boy's family says he was watching videos on the phone when it happened. >> the phone caught on fire and then the battery exploded. so threw it on the floor and it just was like fire in the house. the boy was treated and released from a local hospital. in the meantime, some customers are discovering work-arounds but not charging their phones completely but samsung is asking customers to avoid that trick, saying they will replace every smartphon

>>> now with breaking news this is fox 25 news at 10:00. complete new england news coverage. >>> first at 10:00, protests in charlotte, north carolina, it have turned deadly. the chief of police has just confirmed that one protestors is shot and killed another. people have gathered at an intersection and riot gear tear gas has been fired and rubber bullets have been fired. it is a very ugly situation unfolding in charlotte right now. >>> fox news is reporting seven police officers and one protestor have been taken to the hospital tonight. at one point protestors were seen looting a local souvenir store. several protestors have also gotten into scuffles with police tonight. all of this following the an african-american police officer. >> reporter: tension remain high as crowds gathered in charlotte to protest the shooting death of scott. less than 24 hours earlier these demonstrations erupted in violence. some threw rocks and bottles. police used tear gas to control the crowd. 16 officers were injured, five people arrested. scott's daughter

in fact, fox -- in realtime. the state agency overseeing school bus drivers never suspended the license of one drive even after he was charged with raping a 12-year-old girl with autism. >> that made me sick to my stomach. >> reporter: parents furious. >> that somebody had thought that it was going to do what he did roar findin chris chasten was employed as a school bus driver at the same time police were preparing to arrest him for the rape of a 12-year-old girl with autism. but the department of public utilities, which licenses all school bus driver in the state, never suspended chasten's bus license. that 12-year-old girl didn't ride his bus and she's not a gardner student but parents said they should have been told about the crime. >> i was horrified because i don't have anybody else to drive my kid to school so i on him how many other bus drivers have they not tracked into. >> reporter: the first student wouldn't talk camera but told fox 25 investigates chasten was hired in 2013 and passed all of his annual

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i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. ed. >>> new at 10:00, we are hearing from a woman who got attacked by a rabid woodchuck. >> the woman walks us through the hooterfying moments she will never forget when her morning jog turned into a wild encounter. in 20 minutes, the stranger could what -- who came to her rescue. >>> a warning for parents after a 9-year-old girl loses her hair by using a certain hair product. >>> the third time i used the >>> one mother's fight to change the rules so it never happens to someone else. >>> but first fox 25 expose as nonprofit group in one of our largest cities spending public money on gift cards, golf outing, even liquor. next at narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. he. >>>

the couple's son is safe with burcham, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: fox 25 news learning more about the couple's troubled and violent past. christine mccarthy has been digging through court paperwork and joins us live now. christine, you found some very disturbing details about their relationship. >> >> the reporter: i sure did. this court paperwork, we obtained in lawrence district court, showed that wanda rosa modified her abuse prevention order that she took out against more time with their 4-year-old son and they could do things as a family, but she was still concerned about her safety and her son's, as de la rosa had just gotten out of prison for four years after pleading guilty to assault and kidnapping charges. now, here's a look at a prior mug shot that was just provided by police, court paperwork obtained by fox 25 news shows in 2012, de la rosa "grabbed ms. rosa and pointed the gun at her stomach area and forced her head down in to t attempting to suffocate her." he tried to get -- he started to twist her neck as if trying to snap her neck and forced her to open a bag and as she opened

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reporting in norwell, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. republican presidential nominee donald trump. next at 10:00, why protestors met him outside his brand new hotel right down the street from the white house. >>> the junior varsity football season kicked off tonight. next at 10:00 how dozens of firefighters showed their support for one of the players who recently lost his father. >>> a local high school football player kneels during the national anthem. he said the school was going to suspend him. >>> a star sprangled canada is now hitting a local high school football team. a football player in worcester is making headlines after he took a knee during the national anthem. he was told he would be suspended. >> but tonight his school is defending it itself. fox 25 shows us the social media firestorm that erupted over this. >> reporter: as michael made his way to practice today social media was blowing up after this picture showing before friday night's game. >> i did it because i felt like black people all around are facing a lot of injus

robert ghoulston, fox 25 news. what the clerk recognized about that person that could help read it a quick arrest. >>> but first, the political world is talking about this exchange involving libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson. and it's painful to watch. >> what would you do if you were elected about a aleppo, and what is aleppo. >> you're kidding. >> no. >> how his running mate and former massachusetts governor bill weld is blank stare when asked about the buy online. ready in an hour. weren't you just...got it. staples. make more happen. they're all gone. i know i bought them. well staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. staples has the lowest prices. period. staples. make more happen. narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents

fox 6's ashley sears with more on his rescue. a little red fox-- with a lot of curiosity-- sits inside his cage at the wisconsin humane society. 06:01 it was horrid. for those who saw him hours and days earlier. 06:09 i wanted to do something so bad, but there wasnt anything we could do. barb lierman helped rescue the little guy-- after she saw him with his paw clamped in a rat trap-- she set up a safe trap--and caught the fox early friday morning. 08:04 we were just so happy, we hugged, we were relieved. it was ecstatic. they took the fox wildlife director scott diehl has been looking over him. 37:29 its still a guarded prognosis of whether hell be able to use that paw effectively. diehl says several of the fox's bones were broken and soft tissue was damaged on his right paw. 47:16 this toe tip is fractured here the fox is being treated with antibiotics and pain medication. diehl says he is hopeful the months old fox can recover-- but it could be weeks before they know best outcome for the animal, a live outcome. an outcome many

the video will you see only here on fox 25. ted. >> vanessa and mark, the man accused of wielding the machete is a 41-year-old father were worcester. police say he got mad at another driver who had slowed down to allow kids to process near burn code high school. when questioned, he allegedly told officers that he never touched the knife but the video tells a different story. on a tree lined street near burn code high school, cell phone video obtained by fox 25 shows a guy with a sharp blade and a >> and i heard someone say you want me to chop your head off. right across from where the road rage incident ended. >> it sounded serious. >> and in shorts and a t-shirt, 41-year-old alder riviera of worcester and yes, that's a machete in its hand. police say riviera threatened the man with the machete before punching him in the face. the teens on the corner were the police say rivera has a 17-year-old and 13-year-old daughter in his suv. >> it's a horrible example records becky sullivan says she's glad she pulled out of the neighborho

that's where we find fox 25's john monahan. john. >> the driver was here being questioned by police, and at this point we understand that the speed was not a factor. the target here on market street about a block and a half down. he's in tough shape tonight. his injuries serious enough that he was flown from brockton hospital to mass general for treatment. >> about 7:00 all i heard was an >> reporter: that mother, running to her 2-year-old toddler, hit by a car in front of the family home on market street in brockton. these sisters also heard the impact, then saw the little boy at the end of their driveway. >> i could hear a thud and look over and the baby in the street like -- goes like 12 feet after -- like in front of the cart. >> reporter: the boy was hit by this silver toyota. the driver did stop and was questioned by phone but gave it right back and speed does not appear to be a factor. the boy was rushed to a brockton hospital by ambulance. but then flown to mass general in boston. investigators were called to the scene.

with temperatures cooling down be sure too download the fox 25 storm tracker weather app. you can get custom forecasts for your neighborhood from our team of experts. the fox 25 storm tracker weather app is free for any device. >>> following breaking news out of newton where police are responding to a person hit and killed by a train it happened just before 9:00 tonight. mbta is still reporting several delays in we know more. >>> a rare but highly contagious virus has popped up at a local high school. outbreaks of hand foot-and-mouth disease has cancelled games and activities at schools around the country. now a technical high school in fitchburg is dealing with this tillness. fox 25's christine mccarthy spoke with students and parents and christine, this virus has really hit the football team hard? >> reporter: it really has. the principal here called up automated statement informing them that one football player and one football player only was diagnosed with this illness but none of his teammates showed similar symptoms. however, because he showed up for school with tho

fox 25 is talking right now to people a crash. what happened in the moments after the child was hit? a complete update for you on this breaking story at the top of the hour. >> in marshfield this evening, the sun was going down look, at that. south yarmouth. it on the air and our boston 25 picture of the day also showing that painted sky. thanks for that. your picture could be selected, this by the way right over one of my favorite spots, over the museum of science right there in boston. >>> all the clouds moving into southeastern new england this evening and continuing tonight but not just clouds we're seeing, we're also seeing some fog developing and some spots it's getting heavy. now just a few minutes ago northshore, it was down to a quarter mile and now up to three miles. so you're going to drive around and even though it may say 10 miles at bedford, there may be place where is it drops suddenly. that kind of soupy, tropical air as temperatures drop this evening and the clouds will develop 3/4 of a mile is the worst right now

fox 25's crystal hanes has been gathering new details an will have a full report on fox 25 news at 5:00. level 3 sex offender exposed himself to several people over the weekend. 48 year-old joseph leplant was arrested sunday morning after several witnesses reported a scantly clad made in westboro. leplant was previously convicted twice of lewd behavior charges. he is on bail tonight. >> a new hampshire man with a long criminal record is being held tonight without bail in the death of a danville woman. richard moore was arraigned on second degree murder charges for the stabbing death of 51 day. prosecutors won't say how the pair knew each other but they did live in the same address. moore was convicted of child sexual assault in 1998. >> a mosque has been vandalized in new hampshire. this is new on fox 25 morning news. when we reported the police are looking at two surveillance video to find out who threw rocks through the window of the mosque. stephanie coueignoux reports in nashua where the mosque president wants it investigated as a hate crime. today, some of that damage is see some

live in the studio tonight, blair miller, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: you can count on fox 25 for continuing coverage from north carolina. we will bring you updates throughout our newscast, an on our web site. fox25boston.com. coming up at 5:30 p.m., the presidential candidates weigh in on the riots in north carolina. what they cyanide to change. >> mark: rhode island man linked boston has plead guilty to conspiracy charges. earlier this year, he was charged with conspiracy to provide material support to a terrorist organization. prosecutors say the 25-year-old and two massachusetts men planned to kill a woman who organized a cartoon cash tonnists, featuring images of the prophet mohammed. one of the other suspects was mohammed rahim. tonight, investigators are looking for two men they want to question. city leaders are reluctant to connect the attack to a terrorist cell. the men are seen on surveillance video walking away with a suitcase allegedly left behind on the street by bombing suspect, ahmed kahn rahami. minutes after rahami, the men open it, walk off with a pressure cooker and leave

we first told you about the fox yesterday. neighbors in cudahy spotted him and the trap clamped on his right paw. fox 6's ashley sears is in the newsroom with more on the treatment he's now getting. tonight--the trap is off and the fox is being treated by the says there is a lot of damage--but everyone is hoping for a recovery. inside the wisconsin humane society-- a little red fox-- acts rambunctious inside his cage. nats: paper shuffling his energy--is a happy sight-- 06:01 it was horrid. for those who saw him hours and days earlier. 06:09 iwa so bad, but there wasnt anything we could do. barb lierman helped rescue the little guy-- after she saw him with his paw clamped in a rat trap-- she set up a safe trap--and caught the fox early friday morning. 08:04 we were just so happy, we hugged, we were relieved. it was ecstatic. they took the fox to the wisconsin humane society where wildlife director scott diehl has been looking over him. 37:29 its still a guarded effectively. diehl says several of the fox's bones were broken and

the video will you see only here on fox 25. ted. >> vanessa and mark, the man accused of wielding the machete is a 41-year-old father were worcester. police say he got mad at another driver who had slowed down to allow kids to process near burn code high school. when questioned, he allegedly told officers that he never touched the knife but the video tells a different story. on a tree lined street near burn code high school, cell phone video obtained by fox 25 shows a guy with a sharp blade and a

the agreement restores dish carriage of fox six-- and tribune's cable network, wgn fox six wants to thank our viewers for their patience and support as this deal was worked out. fox six is expected to again be available to dish customers today. you decide coverage now-- donald trump makes his pitch to an african-american audience at a detroit church. as protesters gathered outside this morning -- he spoke to hundreds of church-goers-- saying "there are many wrongs that should be made right." trump also visited the carson-- who gave him a tour. democratic candidate-- hillary clinton stays off the campaign trail today. she's facing some obstacles in the form of newly-released f-b-i documents from the investigation into her private e-mail server. clinton said nearly three dozen times that she couldn't recall some specific details or events while she was secretary of state-- such as training sessions on handling classified information. she also said that she did not remember ev transition out of the state department, citing her 2012 concussion. hermine may have been downgraded to a tropical s

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in washington, fox news. >>> and fox 29 is your home leading up to, during and after the debate. our bruce gordon will have live coverage from hofstra university. and you can watch the debate live right here at 9:00 monday night on fox 29 of the. >> meantime, vice president joe biden is hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton next week. it will be right here in philadelphia. the vice president will be pushing for residents to register to vote ahead of the october 11 deadline. he'll be at drexel university on tuesday, which is national voter registration day. the public event begins 10:45 in the morning. >>> in north philadelphia today, city security officers rallied for higher wages. the officers who worked in school district, office buildings and hospitals, are asking for $15 an hour. they joined airport and healthcare workers in the fight for higher wages. >>> and now a story you will only see on fox it the 29. a young child makes amazing progress, after gunfire nearly killed him. tonight we're hearing from that six year old little boy for the first time, since he was ca

fox 25's robert goulston went to royalston to find out why. robert? >> the reporter: vanessa and mark, when these blue ribbons went up on the town common here, there was a verbal agreement that they could stay up until the end of september, but not everybody was on board. in royal royalston, the color blue is catching people's attention. longtime residents like gene don't feel one way or the other about them, but after town officials voted this he can would, the blue ribbons are coming down. -- this week, the blue ribbons are coming down. down. >> the town, collectively, it's >> i was disappointed. it stands for something we need. >> >> the reporter: a local wife of a law enforcement officer put the blue ribbons up back in arcs a tribute to all police organized by mspy. they agreed they would take them down by september 30th. >> we're just here to support law enforcement in general and whether you're purple, green, pink, they're in law enforcement. and we just want th are here, we are one huge family here. >> the reporter: but in royalston, permits to

oz show airs right here on fox 25. hillary clinton is also expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow. >>> both campaigns are eyeing the granite stated for high-profile staffs this week. clinton. new hampshire governor maggie hassan will also speak at the event. hillary clinton's running mate senator tim kaine also making a stop in new hampshire. democratic presidential nominee will be in exeter tomorrow for a town hall event. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump is also headed to the granite state. he'll campaign at laconia middle school tomorrow night. it is his third trip to new hampshire since the beginning of august. elizabeth warren is the second most unpopular senator in new england. a new poll from the morning consult says 33% of people surveyed don't like her. on the flip side warren's approval rating of 57% placed her as the 25th most liked senator in the u.s. proving she's truly polarizing with very little in between. senator ed markey's approval rating of 52% makes him the 46 spot. most

fox 25 chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz timing out the storms from the fox 25 weather center. >> yes, i've been tracking these all evening long, they've been coming to new york and western new england and now into central new york and more back here. i want to show you where some of the heaviest is happening right here along this line from concord to manchester, new hampshire, back to worcester county and into the springfield massachusetts area. these are tracking off to the ea here are some of the towns like nashua, new hampshire, just after 10:00. boston by 11:48 this evening on the path this line is holding together, coming out very heavily in the hollis new hampshire area. here in massachusetts the heaviest is right in here, especially right here in templeton. you'll see red showing up right here in the middle this doppler radar scan and some of the roads like berry hold getting hit very hard right now. i'm tracking the storms as they move towards boston in the next stormtracker radar coming up. >> and this here is the new map released today showing the areas affected by the

. >>> thank you for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00, and we begin tonight with a fox 10 news alert. police in phoenix are searching for two suspects after a shooting near 32nd street and cactus, and that is where fox 10's marcy jones is live now with the latest for us tonight. marcy? >> that's right, marc, as you can see the flashing lights behind me. a lot of police still here. i'm going to step out of the way. we are on 32nd street and cactus where police say they were called for an armed robbery. here's what we know so far. according to officers, this could be a deal of some kind at a closed legal hookah lounge where there was a private game of some kind going on. we are told that one male was sot twice in the stomach. he was awake, walking and talking when he was transported to the hospital, he is expected to be okay. but like i said, we are concentrating right now on the two black male suspects in their twenties, that's how they were described by police, one in a white t-shirt, one in a black t-shirt. they fled the scene, still on the loose. definitely still a fluid scene. we

., fox nfl kickoff, 9:00 a.m. fox sunday, kickoff right here on fox 10, bucs, cardinals, and stay with us after the game, bruce arians, podium, richard saenz in the locker room. thursday night football, we shuffle off to buffalo, look at this throw on the run, hey, how about that touchdown. they make it tight, it's 20-17, the jets holding on to a lead in the third quarter. ryan fitzpatrick, played his in arizona. keep an eye on coleman, taking it to the house, that's shuffling off to buffalo. the bills lost that first game of the season last weekend. matt forte a huge night, three touchdowns. how about this, jets win 37-31. archie bradley, you want hope for the future, man he looked good tonight, striking out sieger, striking out turner here, how about this, a lengthy performance, gonzalez, he went six innings, scattered nine hits, gave up only three runs, coming off a sweep of the rockies, trying to show a little life here, this blast off rich hill, 1-0 arizona. keep in mind they have the four and a half game lea

in hyannis, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> mark: stay with fox 25 as we continue to track hermine, download the fox 25 weather app for alerts as we get them. it's free and available for apple an android users. kevin is back with us in just a few minutes. >> vanessa: right now, police are still searching for a man wanted for a sexual the victim says she was walking home when she was attacked by a stranger near the carousel. she said the attacker took off running, she described the man as white or hispanic, in his 40's or 50's, with some scruff on his face. he was wearing a dark colored bruins jersey and a baseball hat. >> mark: portsmouth, new hampshire police, posted this photo of a bee-bee gun they have confiscated at a dwi checkpoint over the weekend. the weapon was in reach of the driver, but taken away safely. the department says it is proof officers make in the line of duty every day. >> vanessa: new at 5:00 p.m., the so-called fiddler on the roof imitator will face a judge tomorrow. boston police arrested a new york man after they say he tried to break into several apartment

fox 6s ashley sears with a familys message. nats mourners gather— at 76th and sheridan— a place that has brought deep sorrow. 33:53 its just tragic. 20-year-old keemari canady and her boyfriend 21-year-old johnathan tucker were both 33:51 i love her and i miss her. charlene martin struggles— as she remembers her granddaughter— 36:33 i cant touch her no more tears . i cant hear her call me 'granny.' cries once full of life—taken suddenly. 36:42 i just wish she was still here. martin says canady and tucker were inseperable. thursday morning—the two were driving together-- tucker behind the wheel, canady in the passenger seat—when they crashed into a woodchipper. canady died at the scene, tucker died later at the hospital. in going fast. its a message echoed by milwaukee police—friday. 10:08 the estimated speeds were approximately 70 to 80 miles per hour. police say there has been an uptick in serious and fatal crashes, especially among young people. 09:47 stop at red lights. stop at

joe waldman, fox news. from the outer banks of north carolina. >>> to wake up to the sound of raindrops on the window. >> those folks in polk county, you got to feel for them. >> not your wind bands that go through but additional moisture in the atmosphere, something we don't need after all the rain that we saw over the last week. here's the time lapse view that gives at least a little bit of hope though as you head through next few days. hilton cam still ominous, after that went through though, you could see the blue skies that start to move back in and certainly set the stage for a nice looking ending to the day. now here's the flood warnings and there are a ton of river flood warnings but perhaps none more dangerous than this one. the anklote river, there are mandatory evacuations, fox13.com has them lited out. but flood stage is 20 major flood stage is 24 feet. at 6:00, we saw it as 14 feet. turns out that rain gauge or rather that river level gauge probably not too accurate. they went back got a new re

some members tell fox six's jenna sachs ... the recent unrest ... is not the sherman park they know. i think we're a unified, diverse neighborhood. there are few the congregation beth jehudah. yeh-who-dah we moved into sherman park in 1949. rabbi chaim twerski says 200 orthodox jewish families call this area home. they walk, shop and visit their neighbors here. and everyone seems to know each other. their kids attend yeshiva elementary. despite the recent unrest ... they're not leaving. i don't think the current events are a reflection of what sherman park is all about. no jewish businesses were among those looted or burned. marcia eisenbach says her family ... is not afrid here, had problems with sherman park people. eisenbach says her interactions with neighbors ... are usually very positive. i feel safe, i feel loved. i feel our community cares about one another. and safety is especially important ... for a community that needs to walk to their stores and the synagogue. being that on saturdays we're not allowed to drive or use the synagogue has r

into just e-mail us into fox 25 investigates at fox 25.com. you can also give us a call 1877-fox 25 news. >>> new at 10:00 a car crashes into the car this morning in ray monkd new hampshire. it happened just before new hampshire. it happened just before 10:00 on fremont road. no word on any charges against the 30-year-old. >>> a house fire in hingham went three firefighters to the hospital -- sent three firefighters to the hospital with minor injuries. you can see heavy smoke and flames spill out of the second floor. six people inside the home say that's where it started. >> they smelled some smoke. approximately 20 minutes after the initial smell of smoke they discovered smoke in the scplirm they living room and they evacuated the house and made the call to 911. firefighters are expected to be okay. >>> salem police officer is suing after losing part of her ear during an arrest. this woman emma wylie is accused of biting off the officer's ear a month ago. now the salem news reports the officer is suing for negligence and civil battery. she's

i'm linda williams, fox 10 news. >>> on to a fox 10 followup. a prison has been ordered to pay the victim $10 million. jacob harvey was ordered to pay the teacher after he refused to participate by telephone last april. harvey was just 20 years old. he was serving a 30-year prison term for rape when he raped the teacher. he was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty. the state will also have to pay the victim $3 million. >>> the arizona supreme court taking up an issue of whether it's okay to hold people accused bond. under state law, people accused of sexual conduct with a minor under the age of 15 must be held without bail. recently, a lower court ruled the defendants are entitled to hearings to determine if at least bail should be set. the supreme court will decide if that decision will be upheld. >>> you decide 2016. some controversy brewing as the arizona democratic party says the date to register to vote needs to be pushed back. the party says right n 10th, that deadline falls on columbus day. state law argues it should be pushe

fire officials tell fox 25, there were injuries. we're working to find out how many people were hurt and their conditions. state police right now are attorney says it's not unusual that a it took six monday to charge the driver who drove through a newton restaurant killing two people. a grand jury indicted a local realtor on serious charges. fox 25's kerry kavanaugh is live in newton, where you have information about this man's driving record. >> the reporter: ock, we talked about the driving record in the past, when this accident first happened, but in light of these charges, we're taking a closer look. >> we want to do this right. we want to be fair to everyo >> the reporter: marian ryan says each investigation is different, and that she wanted to get this right, but the district attorney said little about what facts led her to prevent the serious charges against driver brad casler to a grandup. six months after this horrific crash. >> the place exploded. >> the reporter: tony wilson was among the seven injured that night. >> fata