across the country, including here at boston logan. let me explain this computer system process to you. we could tell you that the computer system itself it processes the flyers through customs but in the last 45 minutes or so fox 25 has learned that the computer running. now let me take you inside the boston logan airport. the lines seem to be moving just fine. here's what we do know. u.s. customs and border control confirming tonight that they have been looking into the outages that affected things here at logan and at other airports in new york, drt and texas and -- dallas-fort worth and texas and several other airports. this may have had something to do with the homeland security -- here at logan backups. but again at this hour we could tell you within the last 45 minutes that computer system is back up and running. exactly why this happened and how this happened we are still trying to figure out and we will update you as soon as we learn more. for now we are live at logan airport tonight. malini basu, fox 25 news. >> also breaking this hour the justice department and the f.b.i. will be investigating fantasy sports companies like boston-based draftkings and fanduel. that's according to the "wall street journal" that says the investigation is focusing on whether the companies violated u.s. gambling laws. f.b.i. agents have been reportedly contacting customers for information. more details as we get them. also tonight limping into school barely able to walk. a 5-year-old taken into d.c.f. custody tonight as jail. that mother is accused of allowing that abuse. fox 25's kathryn burcham live in worcester tonight and kathryn the boy's teacher sounded the alarm in this case? >> reporter: police tell us arrived here at his elementary school yesterday morning staff members not only noticed bruises on his body but that he was in so limping. tonight we obtained the court documents that show investigators believe this isn't the first time that he was beaten. >> reporter: cheerful curtains hide the windows of this worcester apartment and perhaps hid even more inside according to police. chantel wynn who lives here with her 5-year-old son was arrested yesterday for failing to report that he was physically abused. >> why wouldn't you as a parent as a parent that's your kid obviously carried him for nine months. >> reporter: neighbors who didn't want to be on camera tell us wynn should have stepped in to report the alleged abuse. instead police say it was a school staff member who called them after teachers at the boy's elementary school noticed bruises and significant trauma to that little boy's entire body. his head, face, arms, legs and lower back. and that the bruises were in different stages of healing. according to court documents pain that he had to be carried up and down the stairs. according to investigators wynn blamed her male roommate for the abuse but never reported him because he was a good care provider. at the apartment today a relative declined to respond to the allegations. >> no comment. >> reporter: after he was treated at u-mass for his injuries the 5-year-old was turned over to children's and family services. and tonight fox 25 has confirmed d.c.f. also took custody of the children of wynn's roommate as well. now police have not yet identified that male roommate nor have they charge h.d. william a crime which is why we are not identifying him as for wynn she is on bail i'm sorry out on bale tonight she will face a judge in december. catherine kathryn, fox 25 news. working to repair a gas main break in medfield that sent flames shooting 30 feet into the sky earlier. forced neighbors out of their homes. power lines were damaged by the flames we've learned it has affected internet service at at least one of the town schools. no word yet on what caused the initial explosion. westport police investigating a serious case of animal cruelty. new at 10:00 offers fouled squalor inside the home on sanford road two. dogs that had died were discovered inside trash bags and closets. officers also found a dead lizard. the home was filled with fleas, animal waste, trash and clutter. >> terrible. that's awful. if i had known that there were dogs in that house i would have broken in. >> it is really horrible, especially in a quiet neighborhood like this. >> they were removed from the home for treatment. the woman who owns that house and her estrange husband now face six charges of animal cruelty. a 17-year-old relative is also charged. a b.u. coach is now charged with rape. the alleged victim only recently told investigators about the alleged abuse by robert richardson. he's attacks allegedly happened in richardson's dorchester home. richardson will be arraigned in suffolk superior court on thursday. this video is from 2005. that's what richardson was found not guilty in a separate child rape accusation. that attack allegedly happened at a summer camp. a brookline firefighter accused of driving drunk tonight and crashing into another driver before taking off. its actually the second brookline firefighter arrested in just weeks. fox 25's kerry kavanaugh has that story from newton where they arrested this man walking away from his banged up s.u.v. >> reporter: the bumper still sits along lagrange trade in brookline. this was the intersection where the driver of that s.u.v. crossed over that line striking another car nearly head on. they say brookline firefighter jeremy joseph was behind the wheel. after the collision joseph got out and surveyed the damage then they say he got back into his pickup truck and took off. and drove more than two miles away. witnesses say they saw a black truck pull into this bank parking lot back into a slot park then the driver got out and started walking. >> the guy parked the car perfectly and just walked away as if nothing was wrong. >> reporter: one of those witnesses who lives near the bank in newton told us over the phone he could hear the driver coming first. >> i was like a muffler like a dragging sound it was all smashed up and the front driver's side wheel was gone. >> reporter: police say the driver was riding on a rim they later arrested him as he walked. police say the person in the other car was extricated with the jaws of life but was expected to be okay. we attempted to speak with mr. joseph today he did not want to comment. the brookline fire chief e-mailed us a statement saying that the firefighter is on paid administrative leave pending an investigation in newton, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. more details now and arrest coming just days after another brookline firefighter was charged in a fight. joseph ward was released on personal recog distance and he's now on administrative leave from the fire department. prosecutors say he attacked a man on sunday night for allegedly taking too long to order his food. a pedestrian crash in plymouth. an elderly woman was trying to parallel park when she knocked down a 62-year-old man from out of state. a helicopter took that victim to a boston hospital where he later died. the crash is under investigation. another warm october day but late this afternoon the winds picked up and it certainly cooling down out there tonight. kevin things are about to get a lot more seasonal. >> going to feel like it tomorrow already. worcester to orange seeing that right now beverly is already down to 52 . it's under clear scigs after some clouds this afternoon those clouds are melting away. overnight it will be a mostly clear night a couple clouds will still be out there but overall you will wake up to sunshine in the morning right into the morning into the middle part of the day. it will be clear right into the morning 40 in worcester there will be towns in the upper 30s and especially just north of that city and into southern new hampshire and southern vermont. some towns will be as low as 39 or 38 particularly northern portions of that county sunshine and 51 by 10:00 in the morning and last stop tonight cape cod with a few more clouds out that way but the sun will win out in the morning. temperatures there even on the cape dropping into the upper 40s. upper 30s to upper 40s across the area. this is not nearly the coldest air that i have in when you can expect some freezing temperatures and the next batch of rain. a heartbreaking death in walpole. a woman says her late husband's ashes were taken during a house break-in yesterday. several homes were hit this week all in one area around bird park. the stolen ashes were in a piece of jewelery that was stored in a box. >> the last little bit i had with him to share with my daughter. it's unfortunate. >> detectives are working with pawnshops as they try to locate the stolen items. police are investigating a string of car thefts in hingham two. cars were taken from driveways on winthrop road the cars were unlocked and the keys were inside. police say the suspects broke into at least 20 cars. the opioid crisis continues to grow for so many there is a tragic ending. using loved one's obituaries to send an unfortunate message. anothertive blow to those who have tried to keep their church from closing for more than a decade. a judge's latest order for those holding individual nil scituate. we continue to follow that breaking news a homeland security glitch causing massive backups in custom lines including logan. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content who has the plan for jobs? middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa a local teacher under arrest accused of sending naked pictures to a student. that teacher works in south bridge as fox 25's crystal haynes reports police say this isn't the first time this teacher has done this. >> reporter: a shocking revelation. >> i think it's horrible. >> reporter: a 17-year-old student in south bridge middle high school telling police ninth grade english language teacher joseph sent naked pictures of himself to him over facebook messenger and more than once. >> one sent last year in october 2014, and then another set of images were sent in august of 2015. >> reporter: police were notified this week in 22-year-old turned himself in this afternoon. charged with dissemination minor. >> they have known each other for about two years. the student admitted that they had met at a church webster. then he was a teacher for >> reporter: in a statement the school department is extremely alarmed by these charges and has taken immediate steps to ensure the safety of our students. effective today this individual is no longer an employee with the district. south bridge administrators remaining tight-lipped about the employment history of this teacher. i pulled his linkedin page where he posted not only being a teacher but director of the early education program at worcester state either of the. he was a full-time teacher this year. parents who received a notification today are stunned. >> this is not a safe environment for my daughter. >> reporter: i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. the man accused of murdering beloved teacher colleen ritzer stood behind a wall today while a court clinician raised questions about whether philip chism is fit to stand trial. a court clinician testified chism told her he talks to voices in his head had suicidal thoughts. the prosecutors are not buying it. >> the judge ruled at 9:00 tomorrow they will be able to have an independent expert to do this evaluation. the earliest day they would likely be need is next wednesday. a woman is recovering after shooting herself in the arm at a local gun range. skyfox police tell us they received a 9-1-1 call about a woman accidentally shot herself in the arm. an ambulance took that woman to newton wellesley hospital. still no arrest in the drive-by shooting of a car on 495 in wren them. this afternoon state police revealed that they have processed the car are currently looking at ballistic evidence. two men were shot ought just before 11:00 last night both are okay. they told state police that they did not get a good look at the other car. parishioners in scituate dealt another loss in their fight from keeping the church closing its doors. new tonight a judge said the order stands and the 11 year vigil has to end. fox 25's ted daniel was in scituate where church members say they are continuing to fight. >> this church was built by the community. >> reporter: they are long on faith but short on presidentials on. writing is on the wall inside st. franziska beeny it and doesn't look good. >> reporter: we spoke with nancy tonight following an emergency meeting. parishioners gathered behind closed doors to discuss the latest legal blow. this one in the state appeals court. >> any decision tonight. >> no, we're going to go home and think about it. we're going to continue what we're doing right now. >> reporter: the occupation of st. francis began in 2004 when the archdioceses of and more than 50 others. parisher ins take shifts to ensure someone is always here every day every hour of the day. >> in here we have a double bed. >> reporter: they spent every saturday night in a room that was once used for confessions. she says the closing of the church will make make sense to her. >> they're financially solid the church is structurally sound. we had a priest, we had the sacrament. there were plenty of people. >> reporter: the vigil is now in its 11th year. organizers plan to make an official announcement tomorrow. many appear to be hanging in as the church hangs in the balance. >> our faith is not going to go with whatever they want. >> reporter: the couple leading the occupation told me they plan to consult with their attorney tonight as they try to decide how to the cost of this massive. more on that new at 11:00. reporting live in scituate. ted daniel, fox 25 news. family, friends paying final respects for a wellesley teenager. casey dunn died after collapsing at field hockey practice in dedham. dunn apparently suffered a massive brain bleed. the funeral will be held tomorrow. federal agency looking at water contamination in portsmouth says it has not made any decisions on future health studies just yet. the agencies the toxic substances and disease says exposures to the type of chemicals found in water there has been linked to liver disease and low birth weights but that science is mixed. the scientist told the meeting tonight three working with the air force to gather more information. we told about the aunt looking for cash from her own nephew. well, new tonight the reason she says she was forced to slap him with that suit. and speaking of lawsuits, the first filed after the sinking of the el faro. the justice one family is looking weeks after the ship why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. middle school pal guysing for a glitch that told parents that every student in school was absent. the automated attendance system notified all families that they were not in school. the district notified parents of that mistake and they apologized for the counsel fusion. a violent crash on route 114 skyfox over the scene this morning after a box truck collided with a car you can see the truck rolled over after the impact. at least one of the victims was flown to a boston hospital. >> held without bail for a 23-year-old crime. today the man accused of murdering a tufts university graduate in 1992 stood in court and said he's not guilty. i had recently charged in south boston murder of 21-year-old lena. he was already serving time for an unrelatinged assault when a d.n.a. sample linked him to the bruce case. his attorney saying d.n.a. evidence is not 100% infallible. >> can it go wrong. other than the actual sample improper handling and procedure. >> the magistrate said the d.n.a. will undergo an independent evaluation. he is expected back in court next month. a huge lawsuit just filed against theco that many owned the ill-fated cargo ship el faro. they are seeking $100 million in damages. jordan is one of three people who died. the captain of the el faro is also named. jordan's estate says the company should be held accountable for putting the ship in the path of hurricane joaquin earlier this month. >> it's not just the negligence of these people and putting the ship on the water that was nearly not seaworthy no doubt about it shouldn't have been there, too old. >> two men from massachusetts were on board. the captain had a sound plan to avoid hurricane joaquin, a plan that only unraveled when the ship's main propulsion stopped working. the coast guard called off the search forethe ship after one week i since news of the el faro tragedy broke fox 25 has covered vigils and spoken with the families as well. if you would like to learn more head to myfoxboston.com and search el faro. the reason a neighborhood tradition could rack up some steep fines in one local town. >> using a heartbreaking announcement to make a powerful message. how some loved ones are grieving loss through opioid addiction and helping others at the same time. >> clearing skies means falling temperatures overnight. the morning when we [ duck quacking and wind whistling ] [ clacking ] - hey, jim. - hey, doug. okay. the new turbodown jacket: tested tough in the pacific northwest. people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content >> get that sunshine up there you had tend to get some clouds to form we had that today very few sprinkles around new england. but the thing is when the sun goes down the clouds they go away and they're melting away tonight for sure. temperatures are responding. so off to the north and wet getting things like 49 out there in orange. temperature under the clear skies tonight is dropping into the upper 30s there will be some mid-30s scattered about southwest new hampshire and southeast vermont. not likely to be a frosty night. continuing to fall under those clear skies you are going down to about 40 and some towns around nashua wyndham perhaps in the upper 30s. worcester another school spot at 49 right now. as the winds die down temperature close to 40 for you as well. then plymouth 54 cool spot on the coast for sure light south wind at six miles per hour going down to 44 under clear skies that sunshine will allow us to rebound a bit tomorrow but only to get back to about average for this time of year. so in boston upper 40s by 3:00 in the morning then going down to the mid-40s at first light tomorrow morning 46 at 7:30. with that sun getting up in afternoon in boston with all kinds of sunshine. that's going to be the scene all across much of new england. only place you will see more clouds popping up will be northern and northwestern new england. if you are heading that way certainly be a big concern. boston around 5061 62 in rochester, to the south shore 63 in quincy, southwest will be 62 in franklin, massachusetts, then to the north shore and northwest of boston 62 in ipswich, 58 and bradle borough 61 temperature. again aify more clouds farther north and west you go. here's future cast. this is when our front is pushing towards us. can get a couple showers during the early morning hours of friday but note scattered about. rain coming through or heavy rain either. this is not going to be anything too significant. what it will do is lead the cold air on in here. another shot of cold air with that sun means more clouds developing just the risk of a shower or there just a sprinkle that would come on by. what it will really do is set the stage to are a weekend that will feature especially during the morning. upper 30s to low 40s on saturday much like we'll have tomorrow morning but saturday a reinforcing shot of cool air comes on through. a couple sprinkles again that sets the stage for a sunday morning that will be around freezing and a monday morning below freezing so frost and freeze are likely this weekend. we haven't seen air this cold in the morning since going back to about april middle of april when we had temperatures hitting at or below freezing with the frost and freeze possibility is there and some snow in the mountains talking about that. that came in from the european computer model put it into use that's some light snow falling in the northern mountains over this weekend. evening. we're not talking about a snowstorm here the fact we're talking about snowflakes here already in october. update that timeline for showers on friday. >> they are talking about making bad decisions saying their loved ones loved books but also loved heroin which ended up taking their lives. more than a thousand people in massachusetts in fact died of opioid-related overdoses just last year alone. >> parents now turning their heartache into action. crystal haynes discovered they are using obitaries with a powerful message. >> reporter: 27-year-old adam moser loved adventure choosing a job on a over wall street but it was his choice of heroin that will end his life. >> adam's death was one of four. they saw 320 people die in opioid-related deaths enough is enough. please stop. >> they wrote this blunt obituary admitting to friends and family their son "made a bad decision." and the mosers aren't the first to do. this they had inspiration. >> she loved to read, she loved theatre, she loved old movies she loved heroin at the end and that's what killed her. >> reporter: when tom parks daughter molly died last april her heartbreaking and honest obituary went viral. it started what some are calling a movement. we wanted people to know that people are dying of addiction and it's killing a lot of woung people. >> did you ever think it would go viral. >> not at all. >> reporter: the obituary i found several just like it. some were simple loved ones dying "unexpected from complications of a heroin overdose." or "succumbing to her battle with heroin addiction." the ownover one of the largest funeral firms in the northeast tell me they responded to over 50 heroin deaths this year alone. >> whether it be our on-line facebook or twitter or other avenues to really say yes, our family member has passed away it's very sad but she was a heroin abuser. seeing these brave obitaries didn't make it easier but it makes her legacy we can be proud of. >> we have to remove the stigma so people can get help because we're losing a whole generation. >> i'm countries -- crystal haynes, fox 25 news. for more information on how you can join the fight visit the news section of our website and click on the specials tab. there is new information tonight on the collapse of former nba and reality star lamar odom. we are hearing the 9-1-1 call from the brothel where an employee found odom unresponsive. that employee saying tonight he had taken cocaine and a type of herbal viagra. >> we did ask what he had taken. the girls gave me an herbal supplement. now the reverend jesse jackson visited odom earlier saying he is on life support improvement. odoms ex and many of his childhood friends were at his side. it has been outlawed for years but there is a decision on whether or not to allow deer hunting. all new later in the fox 25 news at 11:00 find out if hunters will be able to part -- participate in a controlled deer hunt. ton death inside selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. there are always going to be unknowns. you just have to be ready for them. another step on the journey... growth presents itself? sending news pictures to a student. >> announcer: you're watching fox 25 news at 10:00. police releasing details wednesday of a boy beaten inside a new york church sanctuary. police are working to figure out what led families and church members to torture two teenage brothers. they say the beating was part of a church counselling session. one boy's injuries so severe doctors thought he had been shot his brother was beaten and left in the sanctuary for nearly 24 hours. the parents and four other suspects are in custody. seven children have been removed from the church. brockton man charged with shooting his pregnant girlfriend ordered held without bail tonight after a dangerousness hearing. dominick represented himself in court. prosecutors say he and his girl were fighting over sleep on friday morning when he tried to rip out her contact lenses and eventually shot her in the shoulder. he's due back in court in november. fire chief in charlton is responding to claims that the department didn't do enough to save a winery that burned to the ground. crews did what they could to save that source. these are part of scarecrows on the common and an event that marks the start of fall and attract tourists to the area. police are now searching for the person or persons who vandalized two of the scarecrows. that town plans to go through the event and leave the remaining scarecrows up until october 27th . scoring a big win tuesday night with a record-setting election turnout. residents voted to overturn the town council's budget in a special election. they voted for massive budget cuts to lower taxes but those cuts forced the closure of one of the town's fire stations and sparked outrage among many residents. >> there was a big uphill battle but as you can see a lot of people are here today to have their voices heard. >> the town gathered hundreds of signatures. they won the trite have the people vote on the budget. people of franklin, new hampshire won't have a curfew. faced with costly legal action by the civil liberties union the survey barred anyone under 16 from being on city streets. remembering baby bella by keeping other children safe. the project a group of local mothers is working on right now in the wake of that tragic case. the crackdown on some that could cost you leah: i just was thinking any minute could be the minute. and the minutes kept passing. we both kind of relaxed and thought, "she'll come when she's ready." 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state laws residents. complaints that came in from such places as eagle drive, where fox 25 counted four hoops. franklin police put out this notice today. it advises residents to get the hoops off public spaces or else. or else run the risk getting fined $50 for the first offense jumping to $300 for the third. town administrator jeffrey nutting says the drive to get the hoops off public streets has a lot to do with avoiding a repeat of what happened last winter. >> they really inhibit the plowing to we want to give folks a heads up can you take them off the streets until the season is over. >> reporter: residents we spoke with see the wisdom in that. the plow guys need to do their job. >> even the lodgic. snow. >> reporter: but a fine. would you pull it off the sidewalk? >> yeah, we don't need any of those. >> reporter: now what happened last year was not only did the snow pile up around these basketball hoops but they became froze ton the ground they could not move them until the string. the town administrator says they will give residents every opportunity not to get fined by giving them the opportunity right now to get those hoops back into their own yards. live in franklin, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >> more details now franklin isn't the only community to consider this. back in 2014 peabody also mulled over making street size basketball nets and hockey goals. it's unclear if it ever passed. an upindict that new york woman who sued her own nephew for breaking her wrist. >> she only sued because she was force dodd so by the law. the boy broke her wrist when he was 8. the lawyers say she had no choice but to sue the boy because her insurance company was only willing to fork over a dollar to help pay for her medical treatment. the rest needed to come from the parents homeowners insurance. officials confirm today that the crash killed two people the plane's pilot and a 21-year-old girl who was inside the mobile home. ntsb investigators are on scene. a witness says everyone nearby was stunned. >> people rushed out of the showroom to just see the carnage and she what happened. we were just a little bit spell bound. >> the crash happened around 5:30 yesterday and caused a fire that spread to a neighboring mobile home. investigateors say the destruction could have been a lot worse. remembering bella a group of south shore mothers makes it their mission to keep the little girl's legacy alive. bella bond's body was found this summer on deer island. now a group of mothers wants child endures what bella did. >> reporter: they have an assembly line going on inside this braintree storefront. gathering donations and packing them up in honor of bella bond it. >> seems there are how many other bellas that are still alive with nothing. >> reporter: nicole doyle knew she and her friends wanted to help other children like bella so they decided to collect clothes for children who find themselves away from their family in foster care. >> i would like to bring a smile to their face. this is mine. >> it's very challenging when children come to have anything for them. >> reporter: jennifer ashley has been a. foreparent for a decade. she told us how sometimes kids come to them in the middle of the night with just the clothes on their back. >> the child i mean they're very self-aware that they don't have anything around them that they're used to and that they're not dressed quote/unquote appropriately. >> reporter: that's what nicole and her group want to change. they set up nearly 50 donation drop-off locations where they collect, sort then pack a backpack of goodies just for that child. >> some of these children like nicole mentioned they come into foster care with just the clothes on their back they're going from place to place with a garbage bag full of random stuff. we know that many of you may want to help so we have link to those drop-off locations on our website. just go to myfoxboston.com. popular high school high school ski jump demolished unsafe. it was built in 1979. the state jump meet will be held in february so organizers hope to have a new structure built soon. skiing, whole new temperatures perfect segue to you. >> tonight temperatures are groping into the 40s already off to the north and wrest there will be some upper 30s so upper 30s to upper 40s across the area under clearing skies your temperature has that opportunity to drop and it is doing so. there's what you can expect in the morning from framingham to worcester to springfield along the pike. not a widespread frost that up way but cold enough it's going to get colder. you see on friday and i promise you future cast data will be in. it's a cold front cutting across. then making its way off of the south shore. as the cool air continues to pour on in and the sun is shining you will get some more clouds to billow up and a couple more clouds through friday afternoon. that will certainly be the case as that cold air continues to come our way. now you can expect those rainshowers right there to stay rainshowers in southern new england. however, to the north it will be cold enough in new hampshire and vermont and maine for it to be snow a dusting of snow. up to the northern ski areas to find that. sugarloaf in maine a fresh coating of snow that up way. bottom line we have some cold air and this weekend while it will not show here in southern new england we have a real good opportunity to freeze up. we'll talk more about that at 11:00. a computer glitch causing massive backups at major airports including logan. ahead at scrok the latest on that's those passenger lines at customs. busy sports nights. pats gearing up for the colts not taking the deflategate bait. the celtics battling the nets in brooklyn and the bruins trying to get win stay with us sports a food recall. tonight dole is recalling bagged spinach in 13 states including massachusetts. because of a possible salmonella risk. no illnesses have been reported but if you bought that spinach throw it away. it has an enjoy by date of october 15th. for more information on the recall including the codes affected check out our website myfoxboston.com. you may not be playing baseball in fenway park in october but they will be having some halloween fun. the red sox are inviting fans to attend halloween at fenway park on saturday october 31st. kids and adults can trick-or-treat around the warning track. fans can also enter their carved pump kings in a contest. -- pumpkins in a contest. some bad news for the patriots as nate is placed on the injured reservelition today a torn right bicep. next man up in this case that's marcus cannon who has stepped in. he played well in his place against the cowboys on sunday. colts week sunday night football. revenge for the deflategate nonsense it's what everyone is talking about in town except the guys who make the big decisions in foxborough no matter how they will asked about it. >> i haven't been to the grocery store in a couple years. >> are you hearing from friends, family, neighbors. >> i have heard from my friends, family and friends, sure. >> start the ball rolling on deflategate how could there not be extra incentive to want to stick it to them? >> like i said i'm always pretty motivated. >> you're like a robot isn't there any heart in there any human? >> i'm a human there's no doubt. definitely human. >> they're not going there. incredibly game five between texas and toronto in the end anger to propel them to winning. since he was in the batter's box it's a live ball the run allowed after the ump talked about itment and the rangers led it 3-2. but in the bottom half of the inning. there were three consecutive errors by texas including this one right here that loaded the bases. toronto tied the score then it was the bat flip heard round the world. it was a tough defensive inning for texas. jose bautista with a monstrous three run bomb that got out of there in a hurry. i think there was some pent up frustration. check out jose here after the home run. everybody noticed this. toronto takes it 6-3. they advance they're going to face the royals who also just won. celtics at brooklyn pre-season action. what's johnson doing out there hitting 3s. next possession isiah thomas now there's a guy we expect outside the arc. how about some chippiness in the pre-season. jared jacks come on now what did jonas say to him? the flagrant two. jacks gets ejected. bruins in colorado tonight. jimmy hayes makes his name appear on the score sheet. that put the bs up 2-0. first intermission it's 2-0 boston. final minute both in week 6 high school game day game of the week. we'll keep that open a couple more seconds we will reveal the winner tonight at 11:25 on the fox 25 news at 11:00. a local mom facing charges after her son shows up at school so badly hurt he was barely able to walk. tonight police say those injuries were no accident. and breaking news computer glitches tying up travelers across the country, including right at logan airport. i'm tracking the next rain heading our way when freezing temperature also hit the area. an investigation underway into some kind of customer computer -- customs computer glitch that had passengers across the country and at logan held up for hours tonight. ockerbloom. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. we have been able to speak with some passengers who were affected. and our malini basu is live at logan airport. malini? >> reporter: elizabeth and mark, within the last 30 minutes or so we were able to get a response from u.s. customs border and protection they tell us there's nothing to worry about that this was simply a computer glitch. in the meantime we just walked into the airport spoke to some passengers who tell us they had to wait for at least two hours they were quite frustrated. let me take you inside this is what it looks like. several passengers waiting for their loved ones to show up but of course they had to wait because of this glitch. here's what we do know. this computer problem affected major and several

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