: investigators trying to figure out what started a fire that heavily damaged this home. down in new bedford. officials are telling us the fire is suspicious. nicole oliverio reports from the scene with new information on the investigation. a triple-decker, home to several families, burned. investigators think this was no accident. when new bedford firefighters arrived around 2:30 to the nelson street home, flames were shooting out the windows, the roof ready to cave in. fortunately no, one was inside because crews had been called to the same home just hours earlier. >> all the residents were evacuated earlier in the night. we had an attempted arson at this property. >> reporter: people inside the home called 911 to say someone was trying to set the bidding on fire. fire crews stayed at the scene for three hours. then left. they didn't allow the tenants back in, fearing it wasn't safe. then hours later, firefighters were called back. this time, the house was engulfed. >> they had to knock down... they had it knocked down in probably a half hour. >> reporter: they believe it was intentionally set but do

on the t$. >>> let's get to the breaking news out of new bedford, a fire out of a triple decker under investigation. >> there is reason to believe someone may have started this fire. nicole is at the scene with the latest. nicole. >>>reporter: the fire department has left the scene. police remain here and are considering this an act of arson. the fire broke out at 2:30. fortunately, no one was inside. fire department said same building for an attempted arson. at that point, they made sure everybody inside got out. the fire chief telling us there were heavy flames coming from the third floor, shooting through the roof when they arrived. the good news, the fire is out, but the investigation remain us did someone set this fire and if so someone set this fire and if so, who was it. we'll stay on top of the breaking story and bring you the latest information as soon as we get it. "7 news"today in new england, >> nicole, thank you. >>> now to a story you saw first on 7. police looking for the persons behind a cold crime. they are trying to track down the person who targeted a family's

>>> a new bedford home heavily damaged when a fire broke out. >>> a man accused of attacking police officers set to face a judge today after a violent arrest in lowell. >>> the couple accused in the death of bella bond known as baby doe headed back to court today. >> good morning, to you everyone. i'm jadiann thompson. i'm christa delcamp. at least it's a little bit warmer than it was this time yesterday. yeah. i think we're back to seasonal temperatures, you know. back to october instead of december. >> absolutely compared to yesterday morning that time numbers about 15 to 20 degrees warmer. lower 50s. boston already now warmer than at anytime yesterday. yesterday's high was 48. here we at 9:0051. bedford 50. the trade off though not as bright. a lot of clouds across new england. a burst of rain showers activity overnight and this morning couple of showers up on the seacoast. so the day will feature milder conditions but i think at times we'll run the risk of few sprinkles. there may be a brief shower for some of you. worcester hill, may manadnock region. low convicts >> happening

you head out the door. dense fog reported from new bedford to falmouth. worcester down to half a mile or less. four miles now in boston. the wind is starting to pick up ever so slightly. winds for now between oh, let's say 2 and 7 miles per hour coming from the south. the wind speed will increase by 10:00 a.m., helping to mix out any of that fog that has settled in between 10, 20 miles per hour from the south- southwest and then by this afternoon. this evening, 4:00 p.m. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour at times. overnight tonight and into your more thanking from tomorrow. drier air funnels in and eventually some school temps. sunshine. late today, partly sunny skies. by noon, though, 66 degrees in boston. upper 60s along the cape and islands. overnight, gradual clearing, 44 through. front. it's still to our north and west, and it's starting to pick slightly. hour by hour, we'll continue to keep the rain out of the forecast for us here in boston until late this afternoon and early part of this evening, and then not everyone will see the rain, but the showers will be in the fore

figure out what sparked a fire that heavily damaged a home in new bedford. the fire is suspicious. nicole oliverio reports from the scene with new information on the investigation. >> reporter: a triple decker, home to several family, burns. an investigators think this was no accident. >> seems suspicious. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived to the nelson street home, flames were shooting out the window itself, the roof ready to cave in. fortunately no one was inside because crews had been called to the same home hours earlier. >> all the residence were evacuated earlier in the night. so we had an attempted arson at this property. >> reporter: firefighters say people inside the home called 911 to say someone was trying to set the building on fire. fire crews stayed at the scene for three hours then left. they didn't allow the tenants back in fearing it wasn't safe. then just hours later, firefighters were called back. this time the house was engulfed. >> they had it knocked down, main body of fire knocked down in half hour. >> reporter: investigators believe it was intentionall

south shore into the south coast region, buzzards bay, new bedford, a third of an inch of rain. plymouth, .2 of an inch of rain. the numbers jump up on the islands. oak bluffs, close to two inches of rain. you saw the video of the tree damage there on the green line. here is why. northeast winds about 25-30 miles per hour. that is from high pressure up in canada. it is not from a nor'easter. it is not from joaquin. we will have that northeast wind this afternoon. that, combined with leftover astronomical high tides will lead to some pockets of minor coastal flooding. it feels like november out there. temperatures into the lower 50's. and if this weather system here that is not going to move for the next day or so, we are going to hold on to the northeasterly wind. in terms of the rainfall, that will be hit and miss throughout the afternoon. and then that tapers off as we work toward tonight and tomorrow afternoon. and sunday, just features a bunch of clouds. still cool and raw. now, for more on the hurricane, bri eggers, it is your turn. take it from there. >> the track looks bet and bet

: thank you. to new bedford now where two fires within just hours at this apartment building are being called suspicious. the first one started around 7:30 last night on nelson street, the second just before midnight. no one was injured. commuters are hoping for a smoother ride after yesterday' s first really cold morning leads to trouble on the rails. many riders took to twitter yesterday to say they did not notice any of the commuter rail' s promised improvements as temperatures plummeted. tempers started to boil, with at least 25 delays on 10 lines, some ranging from 10 minutes to almost an hour. the t says among the problems yesterday, slippery rails because of fallen leaves, mechanical problems, and signal issues. a spokesman tells the globe all of that was not due to the cold weather, but there was a ripple effect from the delayed trains. today, you noticed a difference when you headed out. noticeably warmer. cindy: we need to enjoy it while at last because we are up-and-down temperature wise. in the 60' s right now, a couple of raindrops in boston. a few sprinkles putting the ci

the next one. news. >>> tonight it looks like firefighters in new bedford have an arsonist on their hands two fires that broke out hours apart at the same home. the first time crews were called to the home on nelson flames to the third floor and everyone in the triple decker made it out okay. hours later crews were right another fire. >>> a lowell man accused of attacking police officers is under psychiatric watch. a man called police saying ocasio smashed his van. an officer tried to question him says the suspect threw him down the stairs. two other officers were also heard trying to subdue him. >>> a cape cod man will spend a year and-a-half in jail for stealing more than 100,000 from veterans. he was found guilty of swindling funds from the organization and spending it on the home shopping network restaurants and a new boat. >>> turning to weather now what a difference one day made winter yelled, back to fall today. >> yeah, this is actually pretty comfortable. give you a live look outside of the charles gorgeous live shot nice night for a run or walk. what can we expect for the

to be traveling early. notice from new bedford to norwood all the way up to nashua, visibility down to less than an hour. our future cast showing the mild conditions continue through the morning with mostly to at times partly cloudy skies to at times partly cloudy skies. by the lunch hour into the mid- to upper 60s. 60 is the normal high for this time year, but notice we have few scattered showers starting to enter into the forecast starting the afternoon and during the evening hours. look at that by 3:00, 70 in boston. the lower 70s as well. we are headed for some. and we will take a closer look at that timeline coming up and look at the commuter's forecast. check of the traffic with julie grauert. >> sarah, headed to the road. this is a good time to leave because smooth sailing. north shore 93 south, route 1 wide open. pike looks good from framingham through the weston tolls into the allston-brighton area. hazy but no one on roads. 13 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pik

explaining his actions why he won't say story. >> flames tear through a building in new bedford. why investigators say this looks suspicious. >> a reheth man suspected in a violent case of road rage in custody. we're hearing the dramatic call for help from a. >> the aledged victim blaming a popular social media app. those stories and more ahead for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are stop & shop just dropped prices which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my stop & shop. "hey! you gotta get fios!" well, fios is a 100 percent so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whaver eed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back. last chance, offer ends november 7th. >> a motorcyclist is run off the road in rural texas. we showed you the shocking video yesterday. now we're hearing from the driver of the car who swerv

looks as though this will be moving into new bedford within the next half an hour or so. not out of the question down this way. you get into a rumble of thunder. look at the temperatures. 50's to the lower 60's. 58 in boston right now so not nearly as chilly as the past few days. through 8:00 this morning, we're going to watch that area of rain continue to lift north ward. likely getting into boston by 8:00 a.m. and then it is scooting out just as quickly. so that by 11:00 this morning, most of the action is shifting off shore. we'll get a break around lunchtime through early afternoon. clouds with a few breaks of sunshine. front is approaching. this could give us an additional shower as we go through the evening hours. the wettest part of the day through about 10:00 a.m. clouds break for some sunshine as we get into the afternoon. and it's another mild day into the lower 70's we go but this is it. cooler air starts to work on in starting tomorrow. let's get you out to the roads right now. that weather could be slowing folks down to the south. olessa: it is rush hour. of course we h

reports of pea size male and potential of flooding along 195 looking toward new bedford. but boston light and patchy rain we were expecting. extended up to north shore, merrimack valley. seacoast, framingham. 50. warming up. worcester 46. blast of showers moving through worcester, it will lighten up here. give it 20 minutes and you will actually see showers begin to taper off there. but down toward, say, plymouth and areas like sandwich and marion brace yourself for that ban. of showers. and thunderstorms. so that is going to come in fast. but it is also going to come in heavy this morning. future cast kind of under doing it. but it is taking that area and extend continuing the at noon time. outer cape and nantucket. clearing skies this afternoon. and we actually see things brighten up really nicely as we go. so there you have it. boston getting into lower 60s today. and i will have a look at when you should expect that huge cool down coming up in a couple of minutes. back over to you jewel for a check of the roads. >> let's look at the slow spots around town. 93 south still very pr

downpours, and a little bit further to the west, new bedford about to take on this particular system. and this is going to bring us some downpours and even the risk of thunder and lightning here through the morning commute. that risk is going to exist as this area of low pressure passes its off the cape this morning. and by lunchtime, we will say goodbye to the showers and we are going to have to wait for that next system coming in from the west for the second round of showers later tonight. so chance of rain, highest south of boston today. that is where we are going to downpours today. i want to show that you hour-by hour-by-hour forecast and vineyard to 66 degrees.showers in place through 10:00 this maintaining that risk for showers as well as thunderstorms and downpours into the afternoon. we will get into the upper 60s here. but the conditions will turn drier. in boston at 58 degrees. the risk for rain is going to be there this morning. we are not going to get as many showers coming in from plymouth showers coming in from plymouth, from the cape and the islands, and boston, 8 a.m

, balmy even. new bedford the vineyard nantucket, hyannis right now 60 or better. so tomorrow, buried in clouds. there might be a couple of showers that wander through. we may thin the clouds out a little bit. as we go into the afternoon hours. but i expect a fog bank to form here. what we have is a back door front sinking down from northern new england. settles down as we go through the day that, he's early wind will feed moisture in. and slowly but with surely that cloud ceiling will lower through the day tomorrow. and then we'll find ourselves in the fog. that's notorious with back door fronts. anyway, this front comes back to us on thursday. and warms us up. that's another run for 70 degrees. tomorrow though, kind of a misnomer on temperatures. middle fwftsz and upper 50s. late in the day, we'll fall through loi 50s. even 60 in framingham and hudson, massachusetts. wellesley, 65 in taunton. your warmest through dighton, taunton, new bedford, and up into middleboro. even brockton low 60s. but watch, see that cooler air come in and drop us back into 40s. this by 8 o'clock. even down th

the northeast and could be moving in towards you around new bedford within the next hour or so. so we've got some showers moving in this morning. look at these temperatures. 50's to lower 60's. a whole lot milder than it's been the past few mornings and during the next couple of hours through 8:00 a.m. notice how that whole cluster of showers with some embedded downpours is lifting up towards boston probably by about 8:00 this morning. then it continues to lift toward the north and east. beginning to wind down late morning and certainly by shore. we spend most of the day with a lot of clouds, some breaks of sunshine and there's another front off to the west that could give us an additional one or two showers as we get into the evening. so once we get past about 11:00 this morning, things do dry out with breaks of sunshine. 60's this morning. one more day in the 70's. this afternoon. so another mild one. right now. the rain is knocking on the door but the fog is here. olessa. olessa: we're seeing some reduced visibility across the area. here is the pike by allston/brighton. that loo

concentrated toward the cape. new bedford had some small hail and index very, look at those menacing clouds that were out there. while this was going on you may have been looking at sunshine. when it was all over with, a nice rainbow. we like to see those pictures anytime you have them. we like to check out what is going on. this is it. this is the last night, the sunset is after six. we go before six shortly. by november 1 it is when we adjust the clocks, we fall back. 438 p.m. is the sunset. today was 61 degrees. we got so used to this, temperatures in the 70' s. when i say 50' s and 40' s for the high it will feel a lot colder because we have and so warm. the month of october is going down close to normal. there is that sun in the background. 60 degrees, westerly winds keeping us busy. out of the west at 10 miles per hour. overnight there will be a few clouds but not much. lows dropping to the 30' s and 40' s. pretty typical for this time of year, close to average. tomorrow we will rebound but high temperatures in to the 50' s and in the morning there will be a lot of clouds. mayb

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. new bedford the jackpot for rain . most of what we saw were afraid -- a few sprinkles. there was not a bad day but it will be five or six days before we get this warm again. temperatures will be cooling 60 right now. a westerly wind at 10 and it through the night. west at eight to 10 miles per hour. they will be busy. not only cold but windy. you' d better bundle up. you will see a lot of 50' s showing up, a few 60' s. we are off the daytime highs but not by that much. for the first time in weeks it will not be raining tonight. mostly sunny and the sunset is just after six. the temperature keeps going down. bring a heavier jacket because tonight. partly cloudy in chile. 38 to 46 degrees for the low. a very slight risk that there could be a few sprinkles as it comes through. partly cloudy in the afternoon. the northwesterly wind may make we have this disturbance coming through. and then the coldest air of the season settles in and it is with us for a while as well. as that disturbance moves through we pick up some snow. we could see as much as three inches. saturday, 56. breezy condit

55, but then you head south of the front, upper 60s, new bedford close to 70. providence also 69. the city of austin 57. so it will be coolest up north up across southern new hampshire, mid-50s. even metro boston mid-50s. further south numbers in the low to mid-60s. a lot of clouds, a few showers through the middle part of the afternoon. for tonight, mostly cloudy skies with sprinkles. lows between 45 and 50. and tomorrow a lot of clouds. this weather system really not going anywhere. scattered showers, we have breaking news now. back to you, guys. >> anchor: all right. we're going to interrupt and go live to the white house rose garden. here have vice president joe biden. what will he say? >> mr. president, thank you inviting me to the rose garden for a minute. >> it's a pretty nice place. >> as my family and i have worked through the grieving process, i've said all along what i've said time and again to others, that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get through it, closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president, that it might close. i've co

widespread 20' s down there. we have recovered nicely. vicksburg is sitting at 41. new bedford is in the low 50' s. we were in the 20' s this morning on martha' s vineyard. they are up to 57 degrees. this afternoon, sunshine will continue with high clouds. the temperatures inch of couple of more degrees. high pressure is going to depart. the skies are still mainly clear. overnight, more and more clouds are going to work in. these will blanket us tonight. you' re not going to wake of the temperatures in the 20' s. we watch the remnants of patricia move north. energy dropping from the north. this will energize the system and make it stronger. the wind will start to ramp up. that push of wind is going to bring in warmer temperatures as we get into thursday. tomorrow afternoon, the wins will start to gusts from the east at 30 miles per hour along the coast area during the overnight hours on wednesday night, that is when the wins will get strongest. it may gust 45 or 50 miles per hour. the wins will start to shift to the southwest. we had a big full moon overnight. the tides are already runni

minutes. >> a suspicious fire in new bedford. authorities trying to figure out how this started. firefighters responded to the home on nelson twice last night. the first time it was for attempted arson, the flames were contained to the third floor. hours later, crews were back on the scene fighting a second fire that broke out inside the same home. >>> there will be a community meeting following the arrest of a south bridge teacher, joseph is on bail charged with sending nude pictures to a 17 year old high school student through facebook. he pledded not guilty. law enforcement -- he pleaded not guilty. law enforcement will be on hand at the meeting to answer questions. >>> a court magistrate will decide if the superintendent will face criminal charges for home. hide was trying to see if the student lived there. the chief says hide's action and entering. >>> our eye on education now, today we are getting our first look at statewide park stores. this is the standardized thea's could replace the m cat. all grade levels of students who took part, 60% met expectations on the english

, newscenter 5. emily: breaking overnight, two fires within just hours at a new bedford apartment building are now being called suspicious. the first one started around 7:30 last night on nelson street. the second just before midnight. no one was injured. randy: also breaking, a big shakeup for the canadian government. justin trudeau, the son of late canadian prime minister pierre trudeau, will become the country' s new leader. the liberal party won a sweeping majority of parliament' s 338 seats. prime minister stephen harper will step down as the leader of the conservative party, ending a nearly 10-year reign. emily: fantasy sports site draftkings signing a big name onto its defense. the boston-based company has hired martha coakley as an advisor. that announcement comes as the fantasy sports betting industry faces lawsuits and potential regulation. coakley is also newscenter 5' s legal analyst, but she will not be part of any story about draftkings. randy: a man is facing charges, accused of injuring three lowell police officers. "the lowell sun" reports one of the officers was thrown down t

rather dense in a couple of locations. new bedford to plymouth visibility down to a quarter mile or less. we'll keep you updated on foggy conditions. temperatures in the 70s. dominant south wind keeping our friends along the south coast just a tad cooler. rain timing coming up in your forecast for tomorrow. then we get much cooler. when we'll see highs around 50 in your seven-day forecast. kathryn? >> pamela, thank you very much. >>> let's get a live look at the roads right now. this is the expressway. there is one issue to report, a crash on 128 south. one lane is blocked but for the most part it has been a very holiday. a lot less volume out there. >>> new this morning a convenience store clerk is injured in a stabbing overnight in bedford. police say a suspect walked into this store at the shell gas station off of great road demanding cash and at some point the clerk was stabbed. the clerk suffered minor injuries. the suspect ran off. >>> developing this morning, a shooting after the patriots- cowboys game leads a man -- leaves a man in critical condition. police in arlington, te

just hours at a new bedford apartment building are now being called suspicious. the first one started around 7:30 last night on nelson street. the second was just before midnight. no one was injured. emily: also breaking overnight, a major shakeup in canada. the country will have a new prime minister after a sweeping victory by the liberal party. 43-year-old justin trudeau is the son of the late prime minister pierre trudeau. randy: a family pet, shot 9 times. this morning this dog' s owners are convinced it was no accident. emily: the eye' s jim lokay is live in rochester with the injuries, discovered after the pet got loose. jim: police are still trying to find out who shot that dog with a pellet or bb gun. but the good news is the chocolate lab will recover. 4-year-old noble has 9 separate wounds hidden under his fur. his owner first noticed them at around 6:00 yesterday morning, when he says the law wandered off. he found noble in a nearby cemetery, he noticed he was bloody. now, he' s convinced this was no accident. >> i cannot see anyone doing that. it looks like someone was try

. this is around a fall river-new bedford area for parts of southern and south senate bristol county until 7:30 this morning. typical you get the flooding with heavier downpours. rainfall over half an inch to an inch and a half per hour. the rain is torrential. coming in. hurricane and that is why we are seeing incredible rainfall. the other thing we' re starting to see is new lightning off the eastern tip of long island. this is shifting northward. you are under the gun in southeastern massachusetts for the next couple hours. mike is going to take a closer look at that. the downpour and the thunder threat is with us through 9:00. winds will diminish this afternoon. wind advisory in effect for a 10:00 this morning. some stronger storms could create some damaging wind gusts over 50 miles an hour. we saw when gusts overnight to 60 miles per hour. we' ve had 55 miles per hour. these are the current when gusts, 20-30 miles per hour it is a southerly wind ahead of a cold front that has brought a lot of humidity and warm air. the temperature in boston is 70 degrees out the door. upper 60'

between new bedford and nantucket could return for the first time in 50 years. a company was permission to run the route next spring and it would run to nantucket. local politicians say would make travel between the island and mainland more convenient and ease traffic. erika: time for wednesday i poppers. 6:25. olessa: bob: a 12-year-old girl is sucking yourself and everyone else with her amazing skills. -- is shocki ng herself and everyone else with her amazing skills. the dog. she shocked everybody. erika: her reaction is even better. it is incredible. olessa: she was 75 feet away from the hoop which he threw that frisbee between her legs and in the basket. >> forget about catching it. >> couple days. pretty amazing. olessa: i do not know if this was cute or upsetting or what is happening. one of these cats seems to really like the other. not clear if the other caat t is into it. it has been viewed 8 million times. the other one looks like a stuffed toy. it is not even moving. had no choice. the song in the background. emily, i know this is your favorite. so disturbing. mov

caused that fire. >> arson investigation into new bedford where three families out of homes and firefighters actually responded to the triple-decker two times in span of four hours last night and building on nelson street is evacuated at 7:30 because of attempted arson and then at 11:30 heavy flames started shooting from the roof and no one was inside at the time and investigators say the cause is suspicious. >>> hudson man charged in deadly hit and run now says he was a friend of the victim. william schofield hit and killed nine days ago in hudson. police arrested man named scott harding five days later and in court yesterday harding pled not guilty to several charges. >> dozens of agenciesed from new hampshire home being nursed back to health and 34 animals removed from mckenly on derry yesterday and animal control officers found cats, dogs, building unfit for anyone or malnourished. >> make sure they were all brought back up to the standards and weight back on them. >> vets say some of the pets are suffering from illnesses and be put up for adoption once they are nursed back

into providence and new bedford but close enough, somewhere in those two cities, somewhere it had to be 70. 64 nashua right now, same in marshfield, 65 in portsmith, 58 in worcester. our temperatures falling back. the front has passed to western mass and passing through eastern mass now. so, yeah, there's some cool air and a good blob too coming through. tomorrow, we'll offset that with plentiful sunshine. these clouds are out of the picture, this is part of the front that moved through and these low clouds that you can see, by the way, in case you need a little weather 101, the high clouds depicted in brighter white here and the lower clouds have that kind of lighter gray tone to it and the green is the precipitation. our morning will get a little milder so we'll get the bump in the afternoon a little milder. saturday 57 and 48 on sunday. it's solid, i've been holding that number up for a couple of days and it looks like it's justified with the upper weather pattern as cold as it seems. foliage, reports out of maine is the entire state is a wash in color right now, aflame in color.

is under investigation in new bedford. police were first called to the apartment building on nelson street around 7:30 last night, for attempted arson. the building was evacuated. just 4 hours later, firefighters were called when there was fire on the third floor. firefighters say nobody was hurt. emily: also breaking, a big shakeup for the canadian government. justin trudeau, the son of late canadian prime minister pierre trudeau, will become the country' s new leader. the liberal party won a majority of parliament' s 338 seats overnight. stephen harper stepped down after nearly a decade as prime minister. randy: right now, this man is in custody, accused of injuring three lowell police officers. the lowell sun reports one of the officers was thrown down the stairs of a concord street home . he was trying to make an arrest of the man there. two other officers were hurt by the suspect, when they arrived for backup. all are expected to be ok. emily: this morning, commuters are hoping for a smoother ride after the first really cold morning this season led to trouble on the commuter ra

you can. a little bit of fog norwood down to new bedford. also a little bit in orange. nothing you can't handle. but a huge range in temps from 55 in brewster. 53 in duxbury to 43 right now in tune. lower 50s boston, hull, lynn. portsmouth, new hampshire. 40s are back once you hit metheun down to lowell at 49. framingham at 48. and franklin at 49. worcester checking in at 51 degrees. ha in fitchburg. 44 in loun done derry, new hampshire. 43 in rindge new hampshire. a little chilly. 7 a.m. don't expect temperatures to budge very much. let's just keep the 40s and 50s going. by noontime today, 70 degrees. by 3 p.m., 76. that is the big-time warm-up we are talking about. a little cooler for cape but the clouds start to increase into the overnight hours and the reason you see pollen levels including that darn rag levels including that darn ragweed take ragweed taking a dip on tuesday because we have rain moving back into the picture, so i got a look at that in a couple of minutes, but now back over to catherine for check of the roads. >> all right, start with a look those roads moving j

suspicious fire in new bedford is under investigation. it went up in flames around 2:30. no one was inside because crews had just been there hours earlier responding to reports that someone was trying to set the building on fire. >> all the residents were evacuated earlier in the night. we had an attempted arson at this property. >> the state fire marshal's office and police are investigating trying to find the people responsible for the fire. >> 7 news turning to weather. a cloudy but comfortable day in the city. difference. the seasonable swing bringing us back to fall. around? >> it cooks off a little bit then it's back up again on as the temperatures go you will a over the place here, 64 in town. day. 69 the current reading and also the high temperature in norwood. what a turn around. all the way up through nashua and into new hampshire, too, clouds are persistent across southern new england but we have a gap in the clouds really, open window of sunshine through southern new hampshire and these showers. like last night. they come down from the north and west or in from the west.

and nantucket. providence, too, new bedford. what a day. the zone of showers right through the masspike through central mass, really. and calm of them reaching up into southern new hampshire, that and a cooler air mass moving in. 61 was the high in boston are a little cooler than yesterday. we're 55 now. the winds turning more east-northeast, moistening just a little bit. as we go through the night tonight, that may feed so fog, too. temperature fast moving fronts, warm us up, cools us down. it comes to a trend over the weekend. but may settle down for a little while next week. not bitter but it's colder. anyway these are the clouds with the front that's stalling now across southern new england and pushes back tomorrow as a warm front. we get into the warmer air, tomorrow. we start off mercky, push away some clouds and might get a shower or two for good measure in the afternoon with a cool front moving through. it's not a driving rain and it's not something that would slow us drive. tomorrow, though, a chance to get to 70 for many cities and towns, from lowell to middleton, wal

and look toward providence. new bedford, only 19. so all of it less than n. we did get much needed and welcomed rain. i know dam are for friday night. don't worry. out of here. we have the whole weekend. where is the ran now. way offshore just now exiting nantucket. we had lightning and thunder associated with this but all out over this else and all moving away. the skies are clearing away nicely now. 64 degrees. the winds have switched all day today. they were busy out of the south today. warming us up and now they have gone the west and ushering in the drier air and the hoom will be dropping as well. well, here are the wind withs. you can see they are coming out of the west northwesterly direction not as strong as they were. then again, the dry air talking about moving in. clear and cool tonight. 44 to 48 degrees with the clear skies. that is when temperatures will start to dop. they have not quiet but they will as we get to with you a ready morning. season if i and cool tomorrow. 58 to 60. again, a dozen degrees cooler than what it was today. here are high temperatures tomorrow

limits in places like lynn, new bedford, somerville and worcester. here in cambridge, the highest earning families make $200,000 per year. the family of six bringing in four different salaries while paying just $1700 per month. >> people with excess income shouldn't be in subsidized housing. >> reporter: mike capuano doesn't believe people should get kicked out the moment they go a dollar over the limit. >> if you go over with did is 100,000, i wish -- go over $100,000, we'll say good for you, move on. >> the system is definitely flawed and needs to be readjusted. >> reporter: somehow authorities told the i-team guidance on when and how they should evict overincome residents. news. >>> today we have wild video out of kosovo. a protest in parliament has opposition lawmakers setting the session. they are upset over a european syria. kosovo has had the second time setting off tear gas in the past two weeks. we thought our politicians didn't get along. bad? >> lost in translation. the cable hit "homeland" might want to have someone proof read the graffiti on set. >> a father's love an

of a. and worcester 54 degrees. uppers though from new bedford down to the islands and it is partly cloudy for a good portion of the day. so not quite as bright for your tuesday forecast. wednesday is when things really tart to change. 30s as you wake up in the morning. we get developing rain. we also got some warmth that moved in. 60 degrees. showers that will end up being heaviest during the late evening or the overnight hours. notice the rain continues into thursday here. thursday those showers will turn much scattered and lighter so we will pick up a lot of this rain. again, wednesday night into very early thursday morning. rain totals are pretty impressive a as we are looking out ahead. over an inch in worcester and boston. about an inch plymouth and slightly less for the cape and islands but a solid soaker. rain that we made at this point and we have about a 7-inch rainfall deficit. the winds pick up on thursday. by friday it will still be breezy by 58 degrees. temperatures taking a hit again and then into the weekend, nice weather for trick or treaters albeit cold. 4 on satur

new bedford to hyannis and provincetown. temperatures hold steady. strongest of the winds. tomorrow morning watch out for thunderstorms. at 72 degrees. the mildest day of my seven-day forecast with the weekend falls view. and they are we finally dry out by the evening for the pats game, of course. friday, partly sunny and 59 degrees. 55 on saturday for halloween. mostly sunny, and by sunday, we will have to up the risk, slight risk of showers by late in the day. back to you, guys. approaches stay with fox25 storm tracker weather app for team coverage. download the fox25 weather app for alerts as we get them. it free and available on down load for apple and android devices. shiri is back with another look at your forecast in just a few minutes. >>> nine minutes until the top of the hour. camping out until black friday but not for big deals. coming up new at 5:00, the message one man is trying to send with his tent outside an electronics store. >>> and next, a local girl gets how a sibling squabble ended up there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospit

tomorrow maybe a sea breeze day. 60 bedford, 5 worcester. 60 new bedford and 57 up in beverly. these clouds kind of pulled off whack on so joaquin saying shot didn't hit new england but he did provide us with a little bit of moisture in the form of mid levels and neat looking clouds today. this is joaquin by the way. good thing he is offshore. waves will be coming up from whack on though and we'll be with us through at least midweek at the beaches so keep that in mind. crashing waves all weekend long and those are just not going to come down especially wave sets coming off. tomorrow some clouds around, there might be some clouds through the cape as well. kind of just still with us but i expect even there to see some sunshine eventually. the rest of us a nice day. a lot of sunshine in store and again that sea breeze threat so along the coast temperatures will be in the mid 60's tomorrow tomorrow. boston, beverly, even low 60's down through plymouth but upper 60's we're closing in on that magic 7 day degree mark. bedford down to failing ham, lo60's on cape cod too. so as we track the f

new bedford to plymouth that comes through. there is a chance we might get a little burst of rainery tomorrow morning and southeast mass and on the cape then maybe one downpour, two downpours between 5:00 and 6:00 or 9:00 in the evening. the day is not washed out and still another one in the 70's from goes by and then have you one more front to come through late day to just completely break the back of those 70's then bring in the 60's so we'll cool it off on wednesday but still it may be above normal on wednesday too. deaf putly above normal tomorrow tomorrow. 0's, low and mid and then low 70's to near mid 60's out through cape cod. the outermost cape. temperature trend is down, step down a little more on thursday, level off then one more big drop going into the weekend. rather mild clouding over a bit humid tomorrow too. 68 to 74. pseudo bad hair day. there is your 7 on 7 forecast. friday is a little sprinkly, there is when the bottom drops out on sunday in the 40's and lows in the 20's. snuff out the mosquitoes and growing season all in one fell swoop. see you tonight. >>> are . >

>] >> deadly crash in new bedford. state police say the driver of this vehicle may have suffered a medical condition, causing the car to go off the road and rollover on route 140 today. the exit 5 ramp had to be shut down to clear the scene. police have not yet identified the 67-year-old driver. major mess on 93 north in new hampshire. state police say the driver of this foxtrot callously -- box truck fell asleep triggering a crash. the truck overturned then hit a all lanes. the highway had to be shut down large diesel spill. two people in the car were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. j.c.: israel is considering new security measures after the three israelis were killed in the latest of violent attacks. a bus in jerusalem. two palestinians boarded the bus and began shooting and stabbing riders. two israelis were killed and ten others wounded. a third israeli was killed in a separate bus attack. hamas is praising the killers, calling them "heroes." a busy day for secretary of state john kerry in boston - meeting with defense secretary ash carter and their austra

providence, new bedford, we had 70s. where as on the northshore i'd love to trade that in. tomorrow you may get the chance because the temperatures come back. a temperature seesaw here. back and forth, the high and the low, and tomorrow 70 and then that the 50s on friday. fast-moving front is doing it. the warm front will move through and bring back the warmth tomorrow and a cold front will move through on thursday night and bring us back down to reality on friday. this whole weather system will actually do it. one weather system, two fronts, warm front and then the cold front that comes through late tomorrow. so right now, we're getting the cool air in here, and we have been cooling off most of the afternoon. tomorrow we have some clouds. pretty much mostly cloudy day. in the afternoon, especially, and there might be a shower as that cool front passes. but this is not a downpour, and this is not a washed-out day. it's a day where we'll find ourselves in the 70s. lowell and middleton, waltham, boston, quincy, marblehead, a little bit cooler. same with rockport. the winds out of the sout

leads to the arrest of two men on martha's vineyard. on friday 24-year-old desmond rodriguez of new bedford were arrested. they were stopped as they drove off the authority. police say they found cocaine, heroin, and marijuana in their car. all of it with a street value of $12,000. investigators then searched a house. the suspects were known to frequent and allegedly found even more drugs. they're both being held on $50,000 bail. police expect to make more arrests in this case. >>> nashua, new hampshire, school officials there are looking into the possibility of stocking kits to reverse opioid and heroin overdoses in the school. school is investigating how much it would cost to have the kits available in the high school and possibly middle school. last year alone more than 325 deaths in the state were acontributed to overdoses. >>> clouds rolling into the area tonight i'm tracking some showers snow, sleet and rainshowers are diving southward toward massachusetts and southern new hampshire. we'll track those and talk about how warm we're going to be tomorrow afternoon. >>> joe biden

. experiencing flash flooding west of the new bedford area. flash flood warning until 7:30. we are seeing rainfall rates over an inch per hour in heavy cells. the cells are moving quickly but putting down a tremendous amount of rain. this is up from the south ahead of a cold front. the winds

has to explain how the money is being spent and who is spending it. ed: what about new bedford, taunton, lawrence? mary anne: everyone says you can throw more money at it, and, in many cases, we should. in this case, there are people involved and everyone needs to do a better job. pat: my money is on the mayor. i think this is a great campaign plan. i think he gets it through. janet: do you think he gets a tax hike component? pat: tough. janet: let' s look at presidential politics. some polls are showing donald trump may be losing steam. ben carson is a near match in numbers with marco rubio and carly fiorina right behind them. is the summer of trump over? mary anne: not at all. everyone has predicted trump' s the polls. s. background is the fat lady warming up. i have been saying he would not make it, like an awful lot of people in washington. i think like a lot of kids in high school, he has peaked early. mary anne: wrong. pat: i think people should look at where we were the last cycle. s what makes sense. preibus wants to change the primary calendar so that nh in the primary status.

boston, high temperature today, not bad. 7 in plymouth. in new bedford after about an inch and a half of rain. that is an accomplishment. our temperature now about 69. cooling it off in burlington, more so through burton and buffalo and out through toronto. but locally holding close to 70 in lawrence. 66 worcester. 70 providence and in marshfield. pout at 61. a little soupy there. more in the way of low cloudiness hanging through the sea coast of new hampshire. dew point in the lower a little bit of sun across southern new england. that juiced it up a little bit. that and fact we're in a pretty mild air mass. two areas of rain. really not all that significant. one sleight slicing through now. another holding back from about upstate new york down the hudson river valley. that would be the final leg of showers for the overnight hours. there are some imbedded downtours there outside of albany but i found the downpour then it faded out. it's over oakham headed northeast towards leominster. leominster will be clipped by this and also fitchburg, that was a heavier burst of rain back towards pa

, too. maybe even as much as 66 in duxbury and down through new bedford as well. 66 sandwich. our winds will be brisk. now we're starting to see some of what will unfold for the weekend. this is some of the cold air that is up over parts of hudson bay that dives down. so this is coming behind the second cold front that we'll be seeing on saturday morning and saturday even with a high temperature of 55 in the late afternoon it should fall through the 40s, that wind will be brisk. i'm not looking at a whole lot of sunshine the next two days and our best risk for a sprinkle both days in the morning. 63, friday, about 55 on saturday. average numbers. the fall planning pictures are coming in. we're taking charge of the color here. this is from sparker 105, i have a lot of pictures on there and some are from northern new england. one from sunday river thatly show you next half hour. so the vibrant colors of fall. we talk about them a lot. it's the decrease in day length that helps our daylight i should say that helps accelerate the color and the change across the northeast. and other pa

. 45 in far shall field. 47 new bedford. and 45 in chatham. 44 in portsmouth by the way. so our temperatures are already looking down. now tomorrow is a gray day but we're already facing this. a storm system here in the deep south. the remnants of patricia are in here somewhere in spirit i guess because the moisture is here. circulation is not the same. it's a broader area of low pressure. great day tomorrow. just like today. underneath high pressure, temperature in the mid and upper 50's or mid 50's i should say. i'm not going to go 58 or 59 will be the extreme. low 50's along the coastline with the sea breeze. this high pulls away and we might see high clouds move in from our storm system tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening. as far as rain, holing that off until wednesday it will go through the mid afternoon it will come in lightly and then step up its game as we go through the night. warm front will pass and we might even get some thunderstorms in here late on wednesday night or very early on thursday morning. they exit quickly. this is a very fast moving weather system. it'

islands. falmouth next to nothing. new bedford visibility down to half a mile. less than a quarter mile in norwood, taunton, and you mile as well and head north to west from worcester to orange down to a quarter mile headed into new hampshire, keene, nashua. you get the picture fitchburg too. all under a mile visibility. you want to take it easy early this morning likely going to cause some problems or some slower trouble on the roadways. as we head into the morning, some of the clouds thin out a bit and we are going to say mostly cloudy for the day today mostly cloudy for the day today. by your lunch hour, that's when we have your best chance of sunshine breaking on out as the winds are going to pick up out of the south-southwest. and notice what happens. a few areas of green here on the futurecast indicate the futurecast indicating scattered showers ahead of the cold front and moving during the afternoon and evening hours. doesn't look all this strong; however, we could esome downpours, even a rumble of thunder through the evening and overnight down across the cape and islands. w

minutes. phil: new crime stats suggests new bedford is the most violent city in massachusetts. the 2014 fbi' s uniform crime stats show the city' s crime rate jumped to 12.6% up nearly 2% from the year before. fall river is in second place at 11.6% springfield is at 10.8% compared to boston at just over 7%. j.c.: new questions tied to this august fire at the charlton farm and winery. call log records obtained by the telegram show after the first call was made to 911, it took firefighters 21 minutes to get to the fire. the owner claims firefighters went to the wrong location and that' s what caused a delay. other factors that delayed malfunctioning truck and a scramble to find a water source. phil: commitment 2016 some of the republican presidential candidates are in new england this weekend. ted cruz plans to attend a fundraiser in boston this afternoon. he' ll then head to the deerfield fair before attending a house party and fundraiser in salem. john kasich has 3 stops today concord, goffstown and manchester. phil: the man giving hillary clinton a run for her money will be in mas

mid-60s. 66 for new bedford today. the temperatures have been knocked back a touch, but also specifically along the coastline. you get that on-shore breeze or light wind, doesn't take much in the afternoon, and those temperatures will knock back. you have to remember the temperature readings are not taken in the direct sunlight. if you get out in the direct sunlight, like we've been seeing for the last couple of days, it could easily feel five to ten degrees warmer. high pressure has been keeping our temperatures high, but tomorrow, clouds on the increase as early as overnight tonight. it does take us on a temperature roller coaster. we were in the low 60s today, tomorrow closer to 70, then back down to the low 60s as we kick off the weekend, but a run out and enjoy the weather kind of day, because we are expecting showers. clouds moving in overnight tonight into the early hours of tomorrow morning. we stay dry until the afternoon hours. we can see these scattered, isolated showers popping up as we get past the 2:00 p.m. hour, and they continue into the evening hours as well.

well as lawrence. new bedford up to 71. up to 67. great outdoors day. the trend continues we head through this week. weak cold front moves through high pressure builds in. so thursday cooler but still very bright. the one day we're watching for a little rainfall is friday. cold front will start marching in from the west. this one has a lot more energy work with. we could actually see some pretty hefty down importance friday late afternoon evening into friday night and maybe even a little lightning and thunder with that front as it moves on through. columbus day weekend that front should just be offshore. we'll have to keep an eye on it this week at this point it looks like a blast of chilly air for saturday to kick off the wicked. upper 50s to around 60 degrees on saturday. into the 60s on sunday. partly cloudy skies and warming trend for columbus day. monday we should be in the 70s. that warmth has really delayed the fall colors. i'm sure you've noticed at this point. this picture thinking about a little bit of snow not too far down the road. this evening more green than anything