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stay strong, boston police hashtag boston. i spoke with donahue late this afternoon, what he had to say about hearing the news ahead all new at 5:00. >> and within the last hour, governor charlie baker landed at logan airport from a trip overseas. he released this statement to us shortly before touching down. it reads, governor baker and shocked and saddened to learn of last night's horrific incident, their thoughts an prayers are with the police officers an their families. we are speaking with the governor on beacon hill right you no, we will have that for you ahead during the live coverage. >> this is major show of support as you would imagine for the boston police today especially at the district office in east boston to, where these two injured officers work. that support comes from the people of boston and well beyond. fox 25's jim morelli is live in east boston with how total >> yeah, they sure are. it only makes sense that those who know what you go through on a daily basis are with you, when times are bad and they show

in boston. he would cross the river the next morning into the committee of safety. he would join the fighting on the battle roads, as the british that had made it to concorde, father way back toward boston, and -- fought their way back to boston, and he was right there in the fighting. he was a very stylish stressor and he had a pin holding up the curl on the side of his hair. and a musket ball went so close that it knocked out the pin. this is a sign that he was a leader to everyone, that he was willing to put himself in a dangerous path. after lexington and concorde, chamber and roxbury filled with militiamen and he would be elected president of the provincial congress. he was also the leading rights of the committee of safety, said he was an effective leader of the legislative body and executive body. he was overtaxed in terms of what he had to do, but his standing was so high that people in massachusetts felt there was no one else who could do it. a 33-year-old man. by this time, his 4 child

live in east boston christine mccarthy. former boston transit authority morning donaghue was shot and nearly died in watertown with tsarnaev brothers after the marathon bombings. donaghue expressed concern today about the deadly circumstances facing officers and what incidents like this mean to police departments across the country. >>> it hit close to home and we're in same profession or have been in same profession, it's you never want to see somebody that does same job that puts on uniform to do there best get injured. officer working nationwide. >> now after bombings new requirements were put in place for all ems officials to carry turn kits in case of an emergency. turn kit helped save dick donaghues lives and one officers last night as well and save man mother lives moving forward. commissioner everyone's has blood transfusions were critical in save both of his officers lives. we've heard from lot of people wondering what they can do to help officers. one the most important ways to do that is to give blood. can donate

in east boston. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is near that scene on gladstone street. >> she's leading our coverage this morning. >> to set the scene for you, gladstone street is behind me just down the hill here. we're about one street over from where all of this unfolded overnight. the police commissioner saying that both of those officers this morning are in extremely critical condition after responding to a domestic violence call. right now we knowh line of fire and that the shooting suspect is dead and that both of the officers are longtime veterans of the force. we are all over this story this morning and we'll be back in a couple of minutes with more on that. but, first, we want to get a first check on your forecast with cindy. good morning, cindy. >> not nearly as cold this morning as the past few mornings. we're above 50 worcester into boston. 40s in the suburbs. few minutes in the worcester area. visibility 3/4 of a mile. i think the fog may expand. we've got a lot of low clouds. can't

boston. we're starting with cool temperatures. they are in the 40s across the board. 42 in worcester. you also have to factor in a bit of a breeze. that's coming out of the hours. this afternoon, though, it will be wall-to-wall sunshine, and that sticks around into the weekend. so breezy to start. chilly,:00 p.m. looks like those highs topping out in the upper 50s for us, and it's cool by 7:00 p.m. we're already dropping back into the 40s. highs today, take a look, just a touch below average for this time of year. and i mentioned a warming trend that's in store for us. it kicks in on sunday and it doesn't stop there, even the upper 70s in my forecast. we'll get to more details in >> sarah: time now for fast gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. you're in good shape if you're getting ready to head out the door. here's the expressway. nice and quiet so far the start your friday. let's head to the maps. a lot of green on routes 3, 24 and 95. problem-free in and out of the pi

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boston public schools confirmg student at boston community leadership academy in hyde park. police are investigating the cause of the crash. jc: a walk for peace in east boston tonight. the community turning out to support two wounded police officers and each other. those officers are recovering tonight after they were shot responding to a domestic call wednesday night. right now our nichole berlie lis live in east boston. >> about 300 people came out this evening to show their support for the community, but two officers shot in the line of duty, right down the street. >> a gathering of the community you have brought this community of east boston, the city of boston, together. just feet from where two boston police officers were shot wednesday night. >> what happened here was devastating, the people who protect us, who was there to protect them? marianella polcaro here with her two-year-old son, her husband a boston police officer. >> we support everything they do everyday put their life at risk here for them and all the other officers. candles lit not only by people from ea

a lot of crews are boston, boston pd, state police in that area. you do have the state police over at logan airport. you would have neighboring communities. so there are lots of different people first responders headed to area. they have called their contacts they said look we can't talk about that. we have heard this over the scanner. is an officer-involved shooting oftentimes you will hear, anything for that matter, you can hear the scanners just have a different level. >> we heard it escalate it and. loud during the middle of the 11:00 newscast we knew something was going on. >> again john monahan is making his way over there hopefully will be able to establish a shot pretty soon so we can get a look at the scene down there. it's a very fluid situation. for suspect and want to make sure that the public is safe right now and able. >> new information from one of our producers. >> we understand that the officers were responding to the call for a person with gun at 136 gladstone street at 10:51. the officers came under fire so that's approaching alm

metro boston near 60. southern new hampshire, the numbers into the 50s. 15burg down the cape and island lots of sun. high pressure moves closer to us tomorrow night. that will shut down the wind and set the table for a cold saturday morning. lots of sunshine both weekend days. here is our next weather system a cool front. early next week. there is the weekend forecast, senate the upper 50s. sunday mild with numbers in the upper 60s. and continuing to work south. again some years the peek e speak late september, other years early october. this year running late because of the warm september. look at this picture, one of our twitter friends, brian took this picture, just a gorgeous picture. all sorts of awesome pictures. this year with your foliage. appreciate it. sunshine for both weekend days, a few showers possible monday afternoon. >>> still ahead at 5:30, we're going the -- we're following the latest on t east boston after a shoot-out last night. we'll continue to stay on top of this story and bring you

a tough situation south of boston. olessa? olessa: breaking overnight, five people are dead in a wrong-way crash on 495 in middleborough. interstate 495 north near exit 3. a driver was traveling southbound on the northbound side of the highway. the northbound side of the highway is shut down. we'll let you know when it reopens. all lanes are closed right now right near route 28 by exit 3 heading northbound on 495. we do have a reporter heading to the scene. we'll have more information coming up. aside from that, roads are quiet. all the construction has picked up nice and early. no issues on route 3 or the leverett connector cleared away as well. 128 construction wrapped up. heading north, you're in good shape. road work gone on 495 in andover. trains and buses starting on schedule. emily: right now, a college campus is on edge after a report of a sexual assault inside a dorm. randy: the suspect has not been caught. the eyeopener's sera congi on the b.u. campus this morning with new information. sera: randy and emily, few deta

we're live in east boston. jennifer eagan 7 news "today in new england." >>> we have new details this morning. that surfacing about the accused media history looking for motive. now there's concerns why the city wasn't aware of his criminal past. let's condition with more from nicole oliverio in east boston. we learn more about kirk figueroa the man who police say ambushed and shot two officers nearly killing them. this picture of figueroa is posted on the web site for code blue protection services. he's listed as the company's founder. on shango described him soefl as social media wrapper. last friday he hosted 16 videos of police involved shooting of black men. figueroa also posted links to the satanic church along with comments like hail satan and hail lucifer. the commissioner doesn't believe his officers were targeted. >> i don't think it was sort of an issue where the officers were is a domestic call that is always inpredictable. boston police say in massachusetts figueroa had no criminal history. now we'

it gets close to boston. tomorrow we have the front to getting closer and on sunday the fall foliage continues and it is moving down to southern new england. my seven day active forecast calling for a -- look at the numbers. 58 today, 62 tomorrow, cold and frosty, freezing conditions but 72 on sunday, 72 monday and how about 82 next tuesday? 80 on wednesday. how does that sound to you? >> traffic is looking beautiful right now. you can check out the expressway, light traffic by columbia road but it is not going to slow you down. you will have no issues getting to the expressway, while 3 along the south shore and 24 are wide-open. the split, the tunnel, north shore easy as well getting into the city. to the west, the pike, route 2, 9 and 16 are all clear, a straight shot. >> we love the roads at 4:45 am. >>> a rescuer putting friendships to the test. two dogs trapped underground in boxford. >> as wbz leo martin explains, one of the dogs would not leave his friend behind. >> this one. rosie. >> reporter: a good

stay strong boston police hashtag boston. the boston police department also tweeted something out writing to all who have offered prayers and expressed support and concern for our officers, please know we hear you. and thank you. tough day for them. >> absolutely. the department saying if any you would please offer a prayer for the officers. we're going to switch gear and give a check of your forecast one last time before we go and bri eggers is in for kris. >>> we have mild temperature today. late afternoon to earliening shower right around for the evening commute. not a bad idea to have umbrella on standby. lots of sunshine. big pats game sunday. looks mild and mostly sunny for it. >> i'm christa delcamp. we'll see you back here for 7news at noon. have a great morning. ? you need blinds. now. right now buy one get one half off all wood blinds and cellular shades. blinds to go. blinds for life. fifteen million sold in just the last 10 years and we're saying thanks during blinds to go's customer apppreciation sale! we love ou

assault of a boston college student. police say was walking back to her off campus apartment just after 2:30 sunday when she was followed by 2 men. the woman says one of them grabbed and assaulted her on chestnut hill drive. she was able to break free and get away. police are reminding students to avoid walking alone at night and to use the escort service and to stay in well lit areas. >>> coming up a man shot and killed by boston police, why his action of the officers. >> an we're continuing to follow breaking news in boston where a fire truck has been involved in an accident. this is calm avenue, live pictures right now. fire department telling us that one person has been taken to the hospital. we do not know if that person is a firefighter or not. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you updates as soon as we get them. to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the reg

of boston contained five cannon. they could fire balls that weighed 18 pounds apiece. in the first week of september, people in charlestown began to move ammunition away from the battery. the governor heard about this and sent an officer over on september 7 to investigate. here's how the boston merchant described how people in charlestown reacted. the inhabitants, suspecting what would take place, provided a number of teams and slung all the guns together belonging to the battery and carried them a country -- upcountry. about midnight, another formidable expedition set off. the royal navy ships were manned with soldiers ordered to dismantle the fort and bring up all the ordinance stored. i imagine the chagrin was as great as their disappointment. teams had hauled the guns away. they were reportedly hidden on schoolhouse hill under what an 1845 historian turned "stable dirt." people in other towns followed charlestown's example. on september 12, he recorded in his diary the great gun was removed from preston's point a

actually we are going into boston. boston at 49 degrees. this afternoon also in the mid-40s. this afternoon, though, couple of 60s like nashua, lowell, lawrence over to fitchburg. bedford at 59. brookline. upper 50s in boston. 56 in worcester and 59 in foxborough. with the sunshine, yes, i am okay. sounds kind of manageable, but remember it will feel a couple degrees keel when you get hit by that wind. it will take until thing on a hours for the winds to subside. 59 brockton down to bridgewater. 5 in sandwich and 57 in nantucket. over the weekend keeping things mostly sunny. we are probably going to see more -- just a couple more late-day sunday clouds. temperature-wise over the weekend, 59 saturday in boston. 68 on sunday and worcester 59 tomorrow. 64 on sunday. we have got lower 60s in foxborough here on saturday. by sunday, though, it will be up 60s there and in plymouth and beverly and about 70 degrees in nashua, new hampshire. like late summer by the time we hit the forecast. big number on our warm-up kind of stalling it out really limiting how warm things can get by tom

figueroa was a city of boston. neighbors thought he was a cop just by his actions. >> i want to be cop. it had constable written all over he was also seen drivering a are in this car neighbors say he was also a bail bondsman. it was just an older car. it had bales on the written back or on side i'm thot sure. fox 25 was there as his car was being towed away. >> we all question what bail cop actions are from his time in the army reserve. fox 25 did confirm with officials that figueroa served time in army frl 2003 to 2011. an acquaintance said figueroa moved to boston area so he could expand his business he wanted to open up some sort of security and private investigation company. >> he's working almost like an an officer of the state. so shooting at other officers seems kind of ridiculous. figueroa had a license to carry february. neighbors are just left wondering was the argument between the roommates really worth it? >> a girl lived on second floor. she heard over the heat. i think it was a gentleman who did the s

boston 56. we have mid 50s in the cape as well. the winds are light, so a sea breeze will kick in and the easterly wind will keep temperatures down. brightest skies before lunchtime today, then the clouds increase. looking for highs only in the lower 60s at the coast. mid and a few upper 60s farther inland. notice how the clouds fill in especially after lunchtime and then overnight we'll see areas of light rain, drizzle, probably fog morning. during the day tomorrow we'll watch warmer air work on in. you can see the moisture to our south, that's going to feed in more so tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. the heaviest rain will come friday night and it will push out saturday morning. potential for half an inch to an inch of rainfall. rain at times tomorrow, but it's warm around 70. then only 59 on saturday with gusty winds. a lot of leaves will be falling let's get you to the roads. >> live look at the expressway. the northbound side is building rush hour volume past the gas tank. let's check out travel times. south 24 now slow ou

-- east boston home. that gun two police officers. emily: sera congi is live with what we've learned this morning. sera: the mother of kirk figueroa tells the boston herald herald she spoke with her son just moments before the gunfire erupted here. yvonne figueroa saying he rushed off the phone with an abrupt "gotta go." 5 investigates found kirk figueroa had multiple aliases companies in florida and other states that were focused on security and protection. figueroa also wrote about his rebirth into the nation of islam after visiting ethiopia and a mosque in south africa. he was a sworn constable in boston. kevin leary has held that job for 37 years and tells us that figueroa's self-published biography could have raised some red flags. >> where this gentleman seems to have had a lot of various jobs in a quasi e manner, that maybe he should have been looked at a little bit deeper. sera: the background check to become a constable does not include the f.b.i. database. police did not know about figueroa's ru

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here's 7's kimberly bookman in east boston for us. kimberly. >> reporter: adam, those 2 local officers that were hurt boston. they were well known and liked in this community and also by their force. and they brought dozens of people in the community to gather so they could pray for these officer's recovery. not just that but to pray for the other officers who continue to serve and protect. and to pray for healing for those traumatized by these boston's mayor and the suffolk county da applauded for their leadership. there were tears out here. including from the captain in east boston who says the last day has been incredibly difficult at this precinct. >> yeah, there's not words, not words for what these guys do every day let alone last night. get it done support them. and get them back. t make sure they're safe. make sure the families are good. get back to work. >> reporter: all day long different people have been stopping by. food, cards and came in to say thank you and know that they're supported. they've appreciated all of that. r

newscenter 5's rhondla in east boston. reporter: it was major chaos out here, boston police going in under heavy fire to pull out two of their officers in the house and take down the gunman, wearing combat gear too. >> two officers, officer cintolo and officer morris, were hit. >> shots fired! i need every officer available! reporter: just before 11 last night, police at the door of 136 gladstone street are met by a was being threatened with a knife by his roommate. a domestic dispute partly about the temperature. >> obviously he quickly displayed a rifle and without provocation, basically opened fire. >> i think we have an officer down! reporter: richard cintolo and matt morris are both critical, nothing less than a calvary of officers moved in to save them. >> this was a tell. i walked the scene, i saw the blastics evidence. i saw the blood, massive amounts of blood. >> multiple officers heading that way. >> this is dangerous work. i want to commend the men and women of the boston police department. reporter: police kill

two boston police officers still fiting for their lives after being shot in east boston. they remain in what's been called extremely critical condition. bu surgery. >> kris: the suspect has been identified as 33-year-old kirk figueroa. he was wearing body armor and was armed with an assault rifle. he was shot and killed by police. >> christa: the scene is still active morning. a car was towed from the area where that shooting happened. officers were called to this east boston home last night for reports of a domestic disturbance. >> kris: the officers came under fire shortly after arriving on the scene. team 7 coverage this noon beginning with steve cooper east boston, if you look behind us, it is still sealed off at this hour. crime scene tape wrapped around the area here. all this while the confrontation is still under investigation at this hour. boston police responding to what they thought was a routine domestic violence call. when they were greeted with gunfire. chaos overnight here in east boston. after police responded to a domestic disturbance call just before 11:

boston checking in clear at 6 degrees. but over the border into southern new hampshire, you start getting into some of those clouds. dur hahn, new hampshire, some of that wet weather that is going to be sinking toward the boston area. current reasons right now clear 60s over southeastern massachusetts. so your day planner today at 7 a.m., i have got 66 degrees. a spot shower possible north of boston and although we have passing clouds here late morning, i think it is going to brighten up again this afternoon. 78 degrees looking mostly sunny at 3 p.m. today. the timelines on those clearing skies coming up. julie is back now live with drive time traffic. >> reporter: so far so good. volume nice and light as expected a 4:31. a lot of green on the map. from the braintree split to columbia road. here are those live drive times. 23 minutes on the pike. is it minutes on the expressway and 19 minutes on 93 south as you head from 49 to the zakim bridge. >>> this morning, police are investigating after a teenaged boy was hit and kil

and recently sworn in as boston city constable. the appointment approved by the mayor and city council after boston police did a background check. but boston's police commissioner said they never knew what think wound out if that figueroa was arrested in georgia 2009 for impersonating a private investigator. and arson from possibly setting fire to a car. figueroa sentenced to a year behind bars and released on time wouldn't have come up. jo we didn't have the legal right to serve on a constable license, but he did have a record, but from what i understand, nothing in mas mass. >>> figueroa's protection services web site says he served eight years in the army reserve and worked as a private investigator in west virginia have, but we found figueroa's application to become a private investigator was denied. his application to run an investigative andur records show figueroa did have gun licenses in florida at various times but expired in 2009 and more recently in february of this year. >>> and we just got a copy of divorce proceedings

the boston train displayed their skills on training days in september 1772, the boston newsletter published a long description of wargames on boston commons without cap portraying the noble british army and the other half for trying the hated french. firing a cannon required a squad of men to work. everybody doing their job properly at the right time or else they could blow themselves up. i would argue that meant the militia company had a more -- greater sense of cohesion, of trust, working together, than your average 18th-century infantrymen. but the boston train was developing a split. the man in charge of the company had been born in england and he leaned toward the crown. the other officers and most of the men were strong whigs against the crown. on september 5, 1774, the boston company was to have a training day. instead of drilling, the company seems to have fallen apart. the major reaffirmed his loyalty to the royal government and the men refused to serve under him. it dissolved as a working unit. gage did not want to lose control of the field pieces. since the cannon were taken away

lower 50s in boston. and you can find from the boston area up to the north hampshire right now, that's really where you have some of the heaviest, steadiest rain. an hour been hi hour look at the forecast from ipswich. we hang out through much of the morning you will find through 8 a.m. that the showers lighten up a little bit here and we are not done with rain chances into the afternoon. temperatures start to fall back through the 40s, and we have got some spot showers. those potentially listing -- lasting into your friday evening plans. of those winds and where we will see the strongest gusts this morning coming up in 10 minutes. julie grauert is back now with live drive time traffic julie shiri, a busy morning in store for us because of that weather. that means things will be slowing down. nice and quiet on route 1 and 93 south. eastbound lanes of the ted yams closed for overnight work and will open by 5 a.m. no issues on the expressway. 26 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minut

boston at 49. is not on too concerned about any frost in the city but it's that corridor up there to tewkesbury all the way up into southern new hampshire. just got a tweet in from ken out there in gardner he's already got frost on his car and it's not even midnight yet. duxbury is at 42 but you see hanover at 38. so just a difference across a few miles or even several hundred yards sometimes. frost advisories extending to the coast. most concerned about frost the way here inland plymouth counties parts of norfolk county as well. of course the freezing conditions highlighted in that brighter blue where you will have upper 20s waking up. norwood and bedford will see medical 20s and keen. and beverly some frost to start the day. now it's a sunny saturday. we do have a southwest wind that takes over on sunday that warms us up and brings a couple of high clouds ahead of this next front. so all in all a nice dry weekend gets here after dark. high temperatures tomorrow though on saturday under sunny skie

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boston police are asking for prayers after two police officers were shot in east boston last night on gladstone street. this is just before 11:00 domestic call there. right now the police officers are in extremely critical condition at mass general hospital. the suspect is dead. we'll have updates here and on mobile all morning. >> right now, human error is blamed for release of a convicted level three sex offender. richard gardner served his time 30 years in prison for raping children in the 1980s. but the district attorney is calling his release after that a that because of the level 3 status, he needed to be civilly committed and treated at a mental health institution. legal analyst martha coakley says it could have been an option. after his release, gardner returned to his family's home in weymouth. >> a deadly plane crash in connecticut. the fight that happened just before the crash landing. breaking news in east boston this surgery now after they were shot by a suspect who is dead. this happened just before 11:00 the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are tryin

police arrested him in boston. he was taken into custody on a fugitive from justice warrantou say he violated his probation there by showing up at this library. gardner is due in court later this morning and is facing possible extradition to rhode island. . >>> fire causing nearly a million dollars in damage at a brownstone in the back bay. the flames started early sunday night. it houses a restaurant, bedroom apartments. residents didn't have a lot of time to get out. >> they could see the flames, get out, get out. and i'm like wow. i didn't realize. below me. >> no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. >>> a 2-year old girl shot while sitting in her car seat is recovering this morning. and police think her father was the intended target but they say he's not cooperating with the investigate. her grandmother telling the globe someone needs to s we're live in roxbury this morning around this has to be frustrating for police. >> reporter: very frustrating for police and the mayor. again, they say this fath

in boston, sunshine and 47 degrees first thing in the morning. going down cool in boston, too. but not freezing. same for new cape cod. clear now or clear very shortly. couple clouds mixed in but overall pretty nice-looking day. temperatures dropping to 49 mostly if not totally sunny. 50s to 60. fitchburg 61 while boston gets up to 58 degrees tomorrow afternoon. a few more towns in between some of those, quincy at 58. somerville at 68. tomorrow night into saturday morning when the temperatures will really plummet. upper 20s to lower 30s expected just to the west of boston. the freeze watch is in this area and extends to the southshore. the farther south you have not a frost or freezing, you won't this time either. so you're not in the watch these are the areas tomorrow night. not tonight, not tomorrow morning. this is saturday morning, essentially between 3:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. likely to be freezing temperatures out there. still this weekend a great look at the foliage. up north is where the perfect conditions are. but is certainly out on route 2, you'll find some great color.

boston. gladstone street actually deadends before you reach 1a, but it's right in that harbor view heights area. you can almost make a triangle >> once again the boston police department confirming just moments ago two police officer were shot in this area o 136 >> we're hoping the? n jears are not severe there. cheryl did report the homicide unit had shown up there to gladstone street in east boston. we have reporters there at the scene, reporters working the phones, thompson is in our news room. >> trying to get more information from our sources. two senior police officers so we're working to confirm that boston police, as you mentioned, tweeting out just a few moments ago, confirming those two officers shot and then our investigative reporter cheryl reporting that may have been a leg injury to one of those officers if vawivelled. so we don't know the real extent of the injuries to the officers involved and we are also learning there is a suspect down. not a lot of information about the con

it's a mild start to the day. 66 in boston. dew points in the lower 60s and a gusty southwest breeze. that breeze is going to be with us from start to finish today. 67 in lawrence. most of us in the middle 60s out of the gate right now. we have a couple showers back across central vermont and new hampshire. most of these will dry up. so, there will be clouds in place this morning, sunrise at warming up with sun and clouds. 77 by lunchtime with a westerly breeze and a blend of sun and clouds will be topping out in the mid up toker 70s. sunset at 5:55. going to be a soggy end to the week. we'll talk about the timing of rain in a few. >> we begin with a developing story in brockton. a teenage boy hit and killed by an suv while riding his bicycle. that driver is also a teenager. the family tells us the victim >> police have not released his name yet. the latest on the investigation. >> it's a very active investigation. detectives are getting statements from witnesses. >> officials say a young teenager was riding his bike when an su

boston strong shouldn't go away. we've got two cops that were just doing their jobs, they get knocked down and will have a long fight to get back on their feet and we need to support in watertown when that happened, we the streets lined with people, we went home that night and not gonna quite see this. when the officers get out of the hospital, i certainly hope that them and withs them back home. i am confident they will because boston is just a unique place where in times of trouble we all stick together. >> retired watertown police chief ed derrell, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >>> we are off and running with the hockey season, bruins and columbus tonight to get things fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, fios lets you upload as fast as you can download. and right now, go online to get our best offer ever or call to learn more. super fast 100 meg

one person was shot in boston. there are reports this morning the victim is a 9-year-old girl. but police would not confirm that. the person was shot around boston police headquarters. the injuries are serious. >>> good morning, everybody. we're glad you're waking up with us. standing by to tell us a bit of a rainy day ahead as well as an update on matthew. good morning. >> good morning, kerry. it is going to be a wet day. occasionally wet off to the north and west of boston. we're starting off this morning with the "b". go to buy field as the try ton we've got a warm night. it's been -- actually the temperature rose a little bit during the night. now it's starting to fall. beverly, heart school 61 out in berlin at the memorial school it's dropped to 56. and that cold front is right here in eastern massachusetts. you've still got 63 in boston here buff the cool air is coming in so the temperatures will be dropping this morning a few degrees and even more this afternoon. here is the rain from matthew. england. we ar

should hold in the low 40s around boston. and we are going to be starting out chilly tomorrow but it's a nice recovery here through midweek as the high pressure moves in. we are on the back side. the low 60s tomorrow and mid 60s on thursday. warmer on thursday, 70 degrees, and watching a frontal boundary approach. that's the next chance for any showers, and limited moisture with this so a few showers on thursday afternoon or evening, and then clearing out heading into next weekend. still quiet out there? >> very light on volume, and it's a holiday so we're not seeing too many cars. a live look at the expressway by the mall. that is the northbound side. you can see the traffic is getting by without any problems. over to the mans and check your ride. so far, no issues to report. heading south, in good shape on route 3, 24 and no concerns on 95. the pike heading eastbound, 15 minutes, 495 to 128. 128 looks great and 93 south is quiet. there are some train d tell you about. 304 is canceled. use 306 instead. rockport train 100 ter

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you can see boston fire and boston police all along the scene right now. >>> of course this is a day where all eyes have been on the mass pike. with the changeover with the new all electronic system on the mass pike. and looking for potential traffic trouble there. looking at clearly what will be a birth of traffic nightmare who may be filtering in here on this halloween morning. maybe getting a later start and now finding that some of these areas in this busy government center region they won't necessarily be able to get to on their normal morning route. this is tremont street and that is going to be well. it's definitely quite a nightmare for people there. i'm looking here. it looks if you look to left-hand side of your screen. we were hearing about evacuations under way. looks like people may come out of that building there. you see firefighter helping them out. >> that's next to the ocean air restaurant. i'm not sure what office building that is. we were staying on twitter that confirmation yet on the exact address or what offices were being evacuated. we know the area around tre

a devastating moment in boston. this morning we're hearing from the man in this photo who tried to save two workers trapped in a flooded trench. that picture taken by "the herald" on the south end friday as that man realized nothing could be done. you can see the anguish on steve knees. he tells us he knew two men were trapped, water filling over their heads. he tied a cable around his waist and jumped in, feeling around for the workers, but the wall had collapsed around them, and smith knew it was too late. >> when you close your eyes, you see them. send my love and my prayers to their family. let them know i tried and i'm sorry. emily: the workers were killed. mayor walsh is concerned that some of the work being done in the city is not being done with safety in mind. he says mostly private contractors are involved in those instances. randy: police in new hampshire are investigating after these pills were found in a vending machine. the prescription pills were discovered at the rochester house of pizza. a woman tol

in fact, 49 degrees in boston >> yes, indeed. good morning to you, to our friends, the haydenettes from lexington. they are getting ready for their skating competition. >> friday and saturday in marlborough. center. by the way, 24-time national champions. we would love to see your wake-up call. record it on a smartphone and upload it. >> you don't have to be a skilled skater. >> i was going to say, following that. [laughter] >> it feels like the temperature in the ice skating rink. yesterday was tough. >> colder. >> this morning i think you brace yourself and you're like, it's not so bad. we'll get a bump up the next couple of days before cooler-than-average temperatures arrive. average high this time of year is 63 degrees. it is feeling like fall in october around here with these cool mornings and pleasant afternoons. coldest spot right now on the map is on the vineyard where it's 35 degrees. now. 37 in taunton. remember yesterday morning this time we were mostly in the 30s and 20s in the suburbs north and west of boston. orange

boston area, the freeze watch ends. it's not in place for boston on the south shore. away from the coastline, you're likely going to have freezing temperatures and i wouldn't risk it in the neighborhoods in and around boston or the south shore. it looks like cold to me. inland, you've had a freeze. the freeze watches for places that have not had a widespread freezing temperature, this is going to kill whatever you growing outside. be aware of that, if you're still trying to grow something night, we're going to have clouds starting to move on in. this is our next issue, freeze watch wednesday morning and thursday morning, our next storm system moving in. notice the blue, yes, that's snow, in the berkshires and mountains, but notice, it turns to green in here. the snow doesn't make it this far east and this goes along with what i've been thinking, high pressure to the north, blows in the cold air, which sits at ground level, but not up above. so warm air moving up above, the snowflakes melt on the way down hit the colder spots, could become icy spots. that's my main con

lower 60s in boston right now. look at these wind gusts they're tapering down inland at about 25 miles per hour. so our boston planner we stay in the low 60s right where we are overnight. the clouds blanket overhead. slight chance of a shower while we're sleeping. i think the morning drive looks pretty good right now. some clouds around with mild numbers in the 60s and i'll tell you about when we could be challenging some records coming up. >> a 77-year-old man was killed in this crash that injured three others. it happened this afternoon en route 18 two. motorcycles crashed into a investigating what caused the crash. >> this man richard gardner will be in court tomorrow. he was a arrested just days after being released from prison early. fox 25's crystal haynes dug through new documents to show he has been charged with crimes in two different states. >> reporter: convicted child rapist richard gardner back behind bars tonight and scheduled to face a judge on monday. the level three sex offender wa from justice war

. >>> two boston police officers gunned down. the shooter now dead. >>> those officers in critical condition as we learn new details about the shooter. >>> tonight we're hearing a frantic calls for backup. >> we have an officer down. >>> even news with the the latest on two officers shot in east boston. >>> can first here at 5:30 we're learning more about two officers shot. police were called to the scene for a domestic dispute between roommates. shots were fired and two it happened in east boston. when police arrived they found 33-year-old kirk figueroa armed with with an assault rifle and things escalated quickly. gunshots rang out. >> that man was shot and killed by police. we have team 7 coverage starting live where everything played out overnight. >>> kim, while this has left residents rattled, you look behind so many hours later and you can see the crime scene police trying to piece everything together. the injured officers have been identified this afternoon by boston police commissioner as police officers richard cintolo

greater boston area. you can see we've got heavy rain south of the city of boston moving toward quincy and norwood. also a little bit of fog we're dealing with out there this morning. visibility is down to five miles. not a huge impact. it is out there and it is mild. temperatures mostly running in the low 60's right now. we've got this frontal boundary moving through. this has been the pathway for those showers to roll through this morning. this front may actually across northeastern massachusetts. and that may keep you cooler than the rest of the region. notice behind this the clearing that's happening across connecticut. we are going to get these showers out of here by 8:00 a.m. notice how we lift those clouds out. worcester, you're in sunshine by noontime. it will take longer across eastern massachusetts. we see brightening skies and temperatures respond. by 2:00 this afternoon, already over 70 degrees. we are going to make that run toward 80 degrees today, near we'll break it down for you coming up.