harvard university. there were 64 cases in their final report. some of those tin fected were vaccinated. the c.d.c. says the mumps vaccine is only 88% effective but madoff says that doesn't mean you shouldn't protect yourself. >> even here in massachusetts where we have overall there are small pockets where children are not adequately immune used. >> about 97% of incoming kindergartens are evacuationiated. according from immune records counties on the cape and cape islands along with some western counties in massachusetts have the highest exemption rate. these counties also have relatively smaller student populations which means a few unimmunized students can make the percentage rates look much larger. >> even a few kids being themselves at risk but their classmates. >> there are kids who are sick if you don't vaccinate your own kids you're putting those other kids at risk. >> reporter: madoff says getting the most people possible vaccinated will protect the very few that can't or won't. >> vaccination is very safe and vaccination is safer than the diseases they prevent. >> h

ward, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: the workers at harvard's dining hall are getting ready to go on strike. the workers union has been negotiating the details of a new contract with the university for more than three months. least $35,000 a year in pay for hall employees, and more affordable health care. the current contract was a no strike clause expires in ten days. >> mark: new at 5:00 p.m., travelers are getting through security lines at logan international airport a lot quicker. you might remember the long lines, spring and early summer. changes made this summer to increase security while speeding up t.s.a. lines nationwide are working according to homeland secretary, jay joy son, the homeland secretary, i should say. passengers are spending less than a half-hour in line in boston and plus the ten minutes. >> today, at our nation's seven busiest airports, average wait time is less than ten minutes. at the same time, this fiscal year will likely be a record year in terms of guns seized, carry-on luggage by t.s.a. during t.s.a. screening. >> mark: t.s.a. says it hopes continue mo

hold. >>> the annual college rankings and two local schools are in the top ten. harvard took the number 2 spot after princeton university in new jersey. mit came in at the number 7 spot. tufts university is number 27. boston college is 31. brandeis university took the 34th spot. and boston university in northeastern tied for number 39. >> julie: a lot of great schools around here. can't argue with that. >>> good morning, everyone, taking a look at the roads. a little bit of red on the map on the expressway southbound as you are either getting on 128 or route 3. overnight just slightly, but it really won't be a problem. north of the pike route 1 and 93 south are moving along fine. here are your live drive times. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> meanwhile, meteorologist shiri spear joining us now tracking a nice morning and changing conditions this afternoon. >> shiri: all because of this front moving through the area. it is dipping here and travel of course we have

>> sara: jeb bush will be spending time at harvard. bush who suspended his presidential bid in february will teach and lecture on >> shiri: boston looking pretty gray and here is positive spin on dreary and weather that we have. very low pollen levels because of the cool and damp conditions. for the next several days i will show you when we finally dry out again next. >> calling uber for dogs and how you can get a dog walker at push of the button. at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do. that green living is something everyone can afford. that you can sacrifice everything but a good night sleep. and we believe your furniture should last happily ever after. >> gene: building evacuated last night when suspicious package discovered inside headquarters. squad robot more than three hours to safely remove the package and turned out not to be daycare and scare comes while the city deals with protests following a police involved shooting last week. >> sara: keith lamont scott became place for family and friends to lie flowers a

history. the the program costs an is the harvard foundation 2016 humanitarian of the year. on song of myanmar received the humanitarian award during the ceremony last night. she became one of the world's most well known political prisoners for protesting antigovernment in myanmar, according to the globe, she told the crowd last night she sees the honor not as a prize, but a trying to achieve in the future. >> supporters of a controversial ballot issue once again taking to boston common to they. the issue they are pushing to pass, and the way they are hoping to use the weekend-long rally toaj kate. >> plus, an attack overseas leaves dozens of foreign military members dead. the reason u.s. officials are offering an apology. >> and the temperatures will climb today and tomorrow, don't think of it as 40% chance of rain, but 40% coverage of showers. most of those rain showers even, slight risk of a shower [bell] (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even mer-mutts. (burke) and we covered it, february third, twenty-sixteen. talk to farmer

discussion with his parents. >>> a noble peace prize laureate is the harvard foundation's 2016 humanitarian of the year. he received the award last night. she game one of the world's prisoners during her 15 years of house arrest in her home country of myanmar. >>> a flight from washington, d.c. to germany was forced to make an emergency landing in boston because a coffee pot wouldn't turn off. the incident happened earlier this month and we're just now learning about it. the flight was in canada when the passengers reported a burning smell. the jet made a u-turn landed at logan. passengers were stuck there for 16 hours before finally continuing on with their >>> muslimfest will take place next sunday at city hall plaza it will -- feature music and dancing. >>> police tell us there have been no arrests at a two day rally supporting the legalization of marijuana in massachusetts. supporters turned out in big numbers in the boston common for the boston freedom rally. organizers say they're hoping to raise more support see on the november ballot asking for the legalization of recre

spend time the harvard. he will be a visiting fellow. bush who suspended his presidential bid in february will teach and lecture on education. >>> well, brad pitt may be getting divorced but not dead. a fake obituary for the actor is circulating on line. and the article titled brad pitt is a hoax and trying to tale your information. facebook log in. entering in gives hackers control of your account. >>> singer adele has accomplished a difficult feat. her newest album has reached diamond status meaning sold more than $10 million copies just in the u.s. adele is the only artist in the past 12 years to pull off the feat, and she has done it twice in a row for her albums 21 and 25. the singer is currently on a north american tour and just wrapped up six sold-out show new york. >> gene: she is a super-duper star. >> sara: i'll say. >> gene: what a talent to. >>> checking in live with all of our reporters including more fallout from the wells fargo scandal. the ceo keeping his job for now but won't be getting the big bonus. the check he is giving up as they look for criminal ?? cozy up

business luncheon. prince frederick attended harvard and plans to visit the school while here and his wife will make a stop at boston children's hospital. >>> a large crime scene under investigation this morning. plus a confederate flag school. we are checking in live with all of our reporters after the break. >>> plus a deer fights back. the attack on the woodland creature caught on camera just minutes after it was struck by that same car. >>> and the circle of life is back. emma dreamed of honeymooning in aruba. but with the jetblue card, she got there faster than she could get married. fly faster than you think. get two times at restaurants and grocery stores. the jetblue card. >>> 6:44. we are getting up up to the minute on all of our top stories. >> sara: a confederate flag controversy and questions remain about a man that survived a week on his raft while his mom is lost at sea. >>> sources tell fox25 that a teenaged girl was found in the details for us live in weymouth. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning, gene. the teenaged girl was found in this patch of trees that

world's only curious george store in harvard square could be facing eviction. a real estate firm has plans to turn the store and several others into a shopping mall. location have been reaching out to the cambridge historical you commission ou the real estate firm is hoping to seek approval for the project at a commission meeting tonight. >>> lots of aggressive wild turkeys are attacking people in foxborough. may be a preemptive strike before thanksgiving. animal control officers have been getting calls for weeks now. she says the is a man-made one. offered these tips before getting attacked. don't feed the turkeys and keep your bird feeders clean. will make it comfortable for humans. if you were attacked, act square. instead move your arms and shout, wave a large object and spray the birds with a garden hose. julie, i feel like i am being punked here. wave your arms. >> julie: create a large base and carry your garden hose at any time. the only way to protect yourself. animal kingdom is coming to us. traffic looking good. 19 minutes from 495 to z demonstration of how to fend off turkeys.

simple majority was needed. >> jeb bush will be in harvard this fall. he will be a visiting fellow at the harvard school this semester. he will teach a lecture on lecture on thursday. the republican also ran for president but defended his campaign in february. >>> new at 10:00, a driver washington state has learned that donald trump won't help you get a ride in the carpool lane. state police say someone tried to use the hov lane today with this giant cardboard cutout of trump's head as the passenger. the trooper didn't fall for it and gave the driver a 136-dollar fine. send it on to trump. maybe he'll pay it for you. >> i bet he will. that's a good idea. trump sign... >> there you go. maybe hillary will be in the plane tomorrow. >> all right, let me show you what's going on. a lot of clearing out to the northwest, and some extra rain falling in nantucket right now. >> take a look at clear images in chester, new hampshire. she says she watched her dog through the lane, roads, and near the power lines and saw the bobcat at day and again at night. >> it's raining right now on nantucke

harvard study and remember this is half -- more than half of our discretionary budget. so that's part of how we pay for things. another way we pay for things, in fact, we call for a green new deal, emergency jobs program to fix the emergency of climate for itself and i can say this as a medical doctor it turns out we get so much healthier by eliminating fossil fuel pollution. 300,000 every year and it's enough to pay for the green energy transition. >> now, the washington -- "the washington post" -- well, let me just pick after interviewing you, this is an editorial that they wrote. the headline, jill stein's fairy tale kabdz dasy and -- candidacy. they said her policy ideas are poorly formed and wildly impractical. dr. stein, that's not good. >> well, i think they called me actually a fairy tale campaign to which i would answer, in fact, we are living with a couple of nightmare campaigns right now that the american that politics as usual has been throwing them under the bus and in fact, the two major party candidates have the highest ratings of disapproval and distrust of any candida

business luncheon. he attended harvard and his wife will make a stop at children's hospital. >>> a large crime scene under investigation this morning plus a confederate flag controversy at a local high school. we are checking in live with all of our reporters after the attack of the woodland creature caught on camera just minutes after it was struck by that same car. >>> and the circle of life is back. >>> if you were just joining us, we are getting up up to date on all of our top stories. >> sara: a confederate flag controversy at a local high school. >>> and drizzle. shiri says some of will see sun. >> gene: updating our developing news. sources say a teenaged girl was found in the woods off a local road. jessica reyes is live in weymouth with more. good morning, jessica. >> reporter: good morning, of trees that you see behind me just off of route 3 in way mouth. she was able to call 911 herself, but a source does tell us that police found her tied with duct tape and partially clothed. a scene just after 9:00, weymouth and state police were here for hours searching for clues and trying

night no rain for this but in harvard. 59? in worcester on sunday that's it. nobody gets close to 70 on sunday. going to be in the 60s everywhere. there's your weekend always in view and the cold temperature sunday and monday. we'll talk about the threat of frost and take a look at the tropics. >>> new at 10:00 crews just entangled this whale off the cape. he was found tangled in hundreds of lane were attached to the upper jaw. >>> a local mom is thanking a group of young athletes for their amazing show of sportsmanship. nancy grimly's sun aiden runs on the cross-country team and he has autism. on the last leg a group of athletes all joined aiden and cheered him on as he crossed the finish line. their kindness and maturity will carry those athletes very far in life. >> somebody on our facebook kids say they won't worry about that one meet they will remember that though for the rest of their lives how well they treated that young man. >>> well, tonight disney is apologizing. >> ahead the 10:00 the costume they quickly pulled from the sleeves and problem people had with it. >>> a spiri

according to a new study from harvard and north eastern. an estimated 7.7 million adults nationwide make up a group of so-called gun superowners who have stockpiled anywhere from eight to 140 guns each and average is about 17 guns apiece. the study found many in the group are collectors, instructors, hunters or competitive shooters. also said they were stockpiling in case of a disaster. >>> following the alleged russian hack of the democratic party computers lawmakers are now looking at protect electronic voting machines. the secretary of homeland security proposed the idea of declaring voting machines critical infrastructure. white house officials say it would give them more resources to put towards the issue. but many secretaries of state across the country oppose the proposed law. >>> meanwhile democrats continue to dominate when it comes to political donations in the bay state. new numbers show hillary clinton has raked in more than $13 million from that dwarfs donald trump's haul of $1 million. overall massachusetts voters have donated more than $25 million this political seaso

is being called into question. according to "the globe" a study published by harvard in the 1960s was paid for by a sugar industry trade group. while there is no definite link between heart disease and sugar intake, researchers say the study discouraged further research into the topic. the new england journal of medicine have rules in place for corporate sponsor him in research studies. >>> a surprise for a high school football player in th his dad. 30 off-duty haverhill officers came on to cheer number 32, joseph ca hill iv. in march he lost his father unexpectedly. the passing left a big hole in the cahill family and the haverhill fire department where he worked for 20 years before retiring. >> a lot different even in practice. just coming home and not having -- having him as you >> gene: little joe and other jv captains walked over to the sidelines and thanked the fire fighters for coming to cheer them on and support the team. a great story there. >> sara: a wonderful, wonderful story on this tuesday morning. >>> tom brady wasn't in arizona. or was he? coming up at 7:00, a cree

temperature. boston breakers playing their last home game tomorrow evening at harvard at jordan field. 58 degrees when they start the game under clear skies. or at least mostly cl temperatures slip through the 50's during the game. sunday's high temperatures in the 60's, and 50's across new england. nobody getting to the 70's, and look at to the north, sunday, if you're going up that way to look at the leaves, it's going to be cool. this right here is tropical storm carl, i promised to move all this information out of the way for you and i did that, 60-mile-per-hour winds, coming very close, if not right over bermuda in the next 12 hours and it looks leak it's strengthening on satellite views, potential for this to become a hurricane a dangerous situation out there. seven-day forecast, weekend in few, showing the chilly temperatures, particularly in the morning, we need to examine the frost possibility for sunday an monday and we'll do that just ahead. >> mark: happening tomorrow, craft beer connoisseurs will converge at boston city hall plaza. the copy hagen beer and music celebratio

monday. the students at harvard may find themselves walking to class alongside goats. new pilot program at the arboretum is bringing in four hungry goats as a way to control invasive plants on campus. get some at my house. th containing pants like poison ivy and buck thorn. authorities are warning people to be careful if you're in that area walking around goats. >> vanessa: ban affleck directs and stars in "live by night," which is set in boston. the movie takes a closer look at crime in the city during the prohibition era. live by night is set to come out in mid january, and already has some oscar buzz. other pets in one local neighborhood. >> vanessa: new at 6:00 p.m., why the city says there is nothing they can do about it. >> mark: a couple overdoses while driving with a young boy in the car. the shocking video that's going viral and why police started following them in the first place. >> vanessa: also, close call for a store clerk as a driver slams right in to his store. up next, the other surveillance video from outside and what police believe caused this >> vanessa: a ne

. >> reporter: this year at harvard university, cambridge health department confirmed there were 64 cases in their final report. some of those infected were vaccinated of the c.d.c. says the mumps vaccine is only 88% effective. but mad don't have says that doesn't mean you shouldn't protect yourself. >> even here in massachusetts, where we have good vaccinations rates overall, there are parts where children are not >> reporter: according to immunization records from dph. counties on the cape and cape islands along with western counties in massachusetts, have the highest exemption rates. these counties have relatively smaller student populations which means a fewer immune united stated students make the percentage rates much larger. >> even a few kids unimmunized put not only themselves at risk >> reporter: madoff says getting the most people possible vaccinated will protect the very few that can't or won't. >> vaccination is very safe and always safer than the diseases that they prevent. >> catherine: that was vanessa welch reporting. vaccinations here in massachusetts are free than

award-winning discussing his new film "snowden" at the harvard kennedy school. monday set to be released in theaters friday stars joseph gordon leave it. snowden leaked details back in 2013 and then fled to russia where he remains to this day. students at harvard may find themselves walking to class alongside to gets. a new pilot program is bringing in four hungry goats as with a toy they will be in an enclosure containing plants. the fencing is electrified so the university is asking everyone to be cave around the area. >>> from baseball to blood donations fenway looking more like a hospital than a baseball place. >>> the rain is gone the humidity now dropping. i'm going to show the big change nechs heading our way new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. ayotte voted to cut pell grants and to raise student loan interest rates. because she sides with special interests looking out for their own bottom line, not our kids'. for new hampshire students and families, kelly ayotte is a heav

appeared twice in the top ten. harvard was the runnerup, while m.i.t. came in at number seven. dorchester native mark wahlberg's popular gourmet burger chain is expanding to another state, this time to north carolina. wahlbergers as signed a deal to open up a new shop in downtown raleigh as early as january. more than 100 new restaurants are set to open during the next seven years. >> mark: there could soon be another choice for coffee in boston. phil's coffee plans to expand to the hub by next year. the high-end chain currently a hit in silicon valley we're told. phil's c.e.o. told forbes he plans to target the city's young college age folks, so listen up for that and look out for it. an indiana doctor has been charged with lying to investigators over allegations that he used his own sperm at the fertility clinic that he ran according to court records indianapolis doctor donald klein available. he told clients he would never use his own sperm. the case turned criminal, because in 2014, two of dr. klein's donor children sent complaints to the state attorney general's office. >

governor charlie baker and later, the prince will make a return trip to harvard where he attended while the hospital. >> the reporter: there's a new scam police want you to know about. why you should be paying attention to your credit card statements and also to what's being delivered to your mailbox. >> mark: but first, new information about a bizarre incident in weymouth. a woman found duct taped at the bottom of a ravine last night. what investigators are saying about the big track on the >> mark: if you are justening us at 6:30 p.m., we continue to follow breaking news from new jersey, where a train crashed into a station right in middle of rush hour. one woman was killed while she was waiting on the platform. 112 other people were hurt. tonight, the investigation into what went wrong is just beginning. but we do know so far, it appears to be just a tragic crash, not an act of terror. hello everybody, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins in for vanessa welch. that train left spring valley new york, at 720 they'll a.m. station in hoboken, new jersey, around

running for president is about to have a warrant issued for her arrest. still ahead at 10:00 what harvard graduate jill stein did that has her in some hot water tonight. plus, a person promising to punish several democratic lawmakers in washington. and the thought process massachusetts primary election on a thursday this year instead of its traditional tuesday. >>> today a man who bicycled more than 4,000 miles ended his cross-country trek today at the old north church in boston. back in june bill warren peddled out of seattle down to florida and then up the east coast all to say thank you to as many police officers firefighters and members of the military as he could. we talked with him on the phone this morning. >> they do a job that is probably one of the tough test jobs we ask do and they do it with pride, they do it with dignity. >> he started training last november before that he hasn't owned a bike in 20 years. today he met with police departments. nice job. >>> on sunday, the new england patriots take on the arizona cardinals and the nfl season opener. it will be jimmy garoppolo's

will year and ground floor of large apartment and retail building near harvard stadium and it will be the california company's second store in boston though it has several locations in cambridge, brookline and arlington. there's also a store planned for simply square in somerville. >> catherine: expressway slow in dorchester and pike d north of the city 128 moving very smoothly, 93 still a little sluggish as go through medford and somerville there and maybe an accident in some delays and route 1 or 1a there. look at pike, traffic moving smoothly as you go east in brighton. here are drive times for you again all green route 1 12 minutes. weston tolls that is smooth and maybe people enjoying pumpkin spice latte. >> shiri: started out mostly clear. have partly cloudy skies in and around the boston area now but look at how much clear skies covering the northeast right now and that's going to kind of chip away at the clouds. end up brightening up. it is nice today, a little bit on cool side this morning, seasonable this afternoon, turns warmer on saturday. by sunday we are tracking thos

breakers, they're playing the western new york flash, harvard at jordan field, 58 degrees, and crisp. high temperatures sunday, going northward. 50's in the mountains, best leaf colors, that's something you have to bundle up for for sure. street party on sunday in lansdowne street in the 60's, with sunshe that is tropical storm carl, approaching bermuda, something i'll be watching and checking out this evening to see how it's affecting that island nation. seven-day forecast, weekends always in view, 60's, look at the morning temperatures, expect scattered frost sunday morning off to the north and west and more widespread frost off to the north and west especially on monday morning. wouldn't be surprised to see frost in some of the colder spots like norwood like monday morning. something we'll be talking more we're talking about fluffer nutter and this weekend, there's a festival dedicated to the popular marshmallow cream. we'll tell you about it coming up. >> vanessa: a special moment for a teenage girl battling cancer. >> when emma was diagnosed, it was a full life change, it's changed in

published by harvard in the 60s. while there is no definitive link between heart disease and sugar intake, researchers say the study discouraged further research into the topic. the new england journal of medicine is preventing corporate sponsorship for studies. >> a brookline bride forced to do this, stick out her thumb to get to the church on time. this was taken after her limo a man driving by was willing to help. >> the limo got a flat tire about 5 min minute as i way from my house. >> it's the kind of story made for t.v., angelique dunning was in the limo with her five brides mas and four friends. >> a couple minutes into the ride, the limbo got a flat tire. >> didn't even tell, we were cracking up on the side of the road, drinking our champagne. >> angelique decided to get hitched, well, in another hitchhiked and some random guy pulled over and picking up the whole bridal party. she had four kids in the car, when he first drove by, so must have been somewhat responsible. she went and dropped the kids off and then came back and got us. >> all while the groom was at the milford

: former florida governor and presidential candidate jeb bush will be spending time at harvard. he will be fellow at harvard school this semesters. he suspended bid in february and will teach and lecture on education. new this morning umass unveiling plans to spend $2.5 billion on capital projects over the next five years. according to the herald the renovation will mostly take place at boston and amherst campuses. umass says campuses need university growing enrollment and many say they are worried because of increases in tuition and budget cuts for faculty. this morning they increased tuition by $750. >> julie: drive on 93 south and pour 95 in andover to the zakim bridge. shiri? >> shiri: 57? and breezy and the dreary pattern and pollen level stai in category all weekend long and show you when they could start to go up because of clearing skies next. >> daniel: plan to put people on mars. >> julie: shot six times anded to orlando nightclub shooting survivor will be on capitol hill and argument for changing the nation's gun laws. >> reporter: push to end gun violence and inaction o

contributed to overactive imaginations. >>> a former marine and harvard educated attorney has admitted to a terrifying kidnapping that is being compared to the "gone girl" book and movie. matthew miller pled guilty of abducting a woman and tying up her boyfriend. of the home. police initially accused the couple of making the whole story up but connected muller to the crime. the family of the victims said the botched investigation even caused more pain. >> they could have just stopped. they could have stopped that first night if they had actually done their jobs, and it's -- that is the most disheartening part of it. >> the victims are now suing police for falsely accusing them of faking their own abduction. by pleading guilty, muller faces life maximum sentence of 40 years behind bars but a judge could ignore that agreement. >> the cable box is staying still. the fcc delayed a proposal that will require large cable and tv companies to make their content available through free apps. the vote scheduled to take place yesterday has been postponed to better work out the details. the fcc is promi

chance coming through. so the afternoon numbers for you in the upper 70s in worcester today. harvard in the lower 80s. haverhill as well. lynn at 83 degrees before the front comes in late day and natick, dedham and braintree all the lower and middle 80s and another day of warmth. not a bad beach day. clouds building in during the afternoon and cape cod near 80 around take a look at those lows tonight. you will wake up tomorrow morning mostly in the 40s outside of boston. we will see 50s as we go south and eastward toward cape cod and high temperatures tomorrow don't recover that quickly. a cool flow of north wind all day long. we have clearing skies and sunshine with temperatures in the mid and upper 60s and then on sunday, it's a cold start and can only climb into the lower and middle 60s for the high temperature. monday morning cold in the middle 30s. and a slight chance of rain coming up by the middle of next week. catherine? >> catherine: that is chilly stuff. look at the map right now. you can see as we look around the city. 128, 9 3 coming from the north headed south. 128 going no

it collected by the toll will only be used in emergency situation. >> daniel: workers at harvard dining hall getting ready to go on strike. they have been negotiating details of contract with university for more than three months now. the union is pushing for at least $35,000 aior and pay for all employees and more workers are scheduled to announce plan for rally at 2:00 this afternoon and current contract with no strike clause expires in ten days. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. more issues in the area of the zakim bridge and leverett connector. brand-new accident on the leverett connector outbound and see the left lane is blocked, two cars are involved and people just creeping along the right-hand lane. we have one person walking along right next to those cars on the left-hand lanes and just happened within the last few minutes and keep you posted on timeline in last few minutes. >> shiri: two-hundred of inch of rain and more in worcester as well so it has been a damp morning. we have had kind of steady light to moderate rain and many towns an

for buses or those taking the "t" to their classes. >> world's only curiosity george store in harvard square could be facing eviction. plans to turn the store and several others into a shopping mall. locals have been reaching out to the cambridge historical the businesses. the real estate firm is hoping to seek approval for the project at commission meeting tonight. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. getting word of serious accident in merrimack. single car crashed in the median with serious injuries and only the right lane is open. mass state police just tweeted this out 45 seconds ago and working to confirm the severity of the accident but i would avoid route 495 northb of exit 53 while i get you more accident on the accident. >> dense fog still in the coastline here, biggest issues, worst of the fog the closer you get to the coast. boston included in that and right now 60s fog and mist. drive home from work though will be brighter. it is going to be dryer. warmer. we got temperatures into the 80s. i will time out the warm-up next. >> sara: a man robb

award-winning director oliver stone is discussing his new film "snowden" at the harvard kennedy school. monday set to be released in theaters friday stars joseph gordon leave it. snowden leaked details back in 2013 and then fled to russia where he remains to this day. students at harvard may find themselves walking to alongside to gets. a new pilot program is bringing in four hungry goats as with a toy control invasive plants campus. they will be in an enclosure containing plants. the fencing is electrified so the university is asking everyone to be cave around the area. >>> from baseball to blood donations fenway looking more like a hospital than a baseball place. >>> the rain is gone the humidity now dropping. change nechs heading our way >> since the september 11th attacks there has been big changes in airport security including at logan. all passengers must now remove their shoes before boarding a flight. some have to undergo full body scans. no question security is tight but is it enough? a security expert telling fox 25 better training for everyday airport workers at the c

everyone is complaaning and that thing this. >> i'm dr. brock holt, i went to harvard. >> a scream queens newest cast mmmber, john joins the horror comedy in the second season set in a hospital played by jamie lee curtis. there is a new killer and he's a hot, but creepy surgeon with a secret. >> which hand is the possessed one? >> not that one. it's this one. >> i'm the recipient of the first hand donor. >> right. >> and you know, his hand night, he has a date night - and -- sorry. i'm sorry. >> they find out that it is indeed the hand of a serial killer. >> grandfather and -- now. now i've got this. >> near as we can tell from the social media post, what he's got is the most fun on the set we've ever seen. >> who is the one guy you would sleep with? john stamos. ? i've never got to do some of the things i've doing with this character and you sort of doing them, i just punched a cadaver. is that okay? yeah. >> john's old show grandfathered used to shoot in this building and it is almost alarming how good this man is at 53 you can back me up on that, can't you? >> we're talking abou

, but not bad add all really. we'll see upper 70's in worcester with low 80's for harvard and for tomorrow in plymouth county, you can expect lower 80's with a southwesterly go to the south coast and as we head to essex county, you can expect lower 80's in most spots. haverhill, high of 84 degrees. there will be a sea breeze developing laettner the day, we'll keep rockport and gloucester in the upper 70's. keep the 70's on cape cod as well. remember, the water temperatures are running in the 60's at most of our beaches now, so we do get a southwest wind flow over the cool water and so we're going to keep temperatures here a little lower. now, the humidit it will stay comfortable tomorrow. by wednesday, we're going to feel a little stickier around here, that could be our warmest day of the week. totally depends on the timing of the clouds and the rain. but behind that next front, we get another shot of fall air, and we're right back into the dry zone once again. let's talk about the rain, certainly need every drop we can get, but we're not going to see inches of rain with this fron

adults are gun owner. the study from harvard and northeastern universities says gun owners have stockpiled from eight to 140 guns each. the study found that many were hunters, or competitor shooters. the company that makes the epipen not getting rich over the price increase of the drug. mylan ceo testified in front of congress defending the price jump. under the leadership of heather bresch, the two-pack of epi pens topped out over 500. the company is only getting $50 from the price tag that patients are paying. several lawmakers criticized the fda for failing to approve other injectors th market. >>> 30,000 booster seats have been recalled because children are loosening the harnesses on their own. the recall effects the evenflo three-in-one seats. two dozen complaints that children have been able to loosen the harnesses. there haven't been any injuries reported. evenflo will contact passengers and get a hit. >>> blue bell is recalling two flavors of ice cream over placed on packages of the chocolate chip cookie dough. some of the cookie dough from the supplier could be contamin

walsh for an event at boston luncheon. prince frederick attended harvard and will visit the college and his wife will stop at boston children's hospital. >> simba is making a return to the big screen. disney said it plans to remake the academy award winning film and it will be reimja ginned to the jungle book and include music from the original version, the the lion king debuted in 1994. a local woman launch add new social media app just for tweens it is a chat at photo sharing app specifically for kids under 13. the globe reports it was created by a woman in west boxbury designed to limit who kids can contact and it has a parent portion that allows adults to monitor their children's on-line activity. the app launched yesterday on boyd droit and apple platforms. >> the last few. >> -- -- [inaudible] >> -- [inaudible] >> governor charlie baker is -- first international . . . hoping to learn -- and now -- [inaudible] >> can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like - pow. it felt like i had just gone to the dentist. it just kind of like, wiped everything clean. they are so whit

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candidate jeub will be spending time at harvard this fall. the school announced he will be a visiting fellow at the harvard kennedy school this semester. bush, who suspended his education. >> massachusetts is the healthiest state in the nation for women and children. in fact, the top 4 states are all in new england. vermont, new hampshire, and connecticut, joined the baystate on the health of women and children report. the rankings analyzed things like obesity rates, environmental conditions, and health resources. the news wasn't all good for the commonwealth. massachusetts ranked second two last for homeless households. >> we have got a 42-pound backpack, he is on his tenth pair of sneakers and on his lips. >> put one foot in front of the other. >> coming um, as more than 10,000-mile walk with the people he calls the most forgotten in the country. >> first you might hear laughter the next time you pass the maternity ward, the new idea to make giving birth relatively pain free. >> a live drive time task, we see cars moving somewhat slowly but getting through there. the map we will zoo