officials tell us the child made threats of violence sometime over the weekend. the threats we're told were directed towards the pembroke community middle school. we just got word of this within the last half an hour. in that time we contacted the interim superintendent of schools. she will not confirm whether this student is male or female, we do know police are investigating this situation. the superintendent telling us the student is not suspended at this time. we're continuing to make calls and we'll update you as soon as we have more information. i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. armed with a knife, a suspect storms into a local store demanding money but he left within seconds when he discovered that the clerk had a weapon of her own. new at 10:00 tonight we're hearing that that clerk who scared off that suspect had a very big knife with her. fox 25's malini basu is live in manchester, new hampshire with why it was so important for her to stand up for herself. malini? >> reporter: you could say that again. tired and fed up. the mother of four says she works 14 hours a day right here at her store. also to raise her four children and she says tonight she was not going to allow anyone to take away from her. >> reporter: it was a quiet saturday night down the block grocery store on hanover street in manchester, new hampshire. all of a sudden the store clerk dawn was forced to fend this man off. >> when he came in he just ran to the counter and put his hands on there and showed me the knife. i was like really. so i just looked at him smiled then pulled out my knife and showed him and he just looked at me double take and i pointed it with him and he left. >> reporter: with a hoodie and ban danda covering his face. me the money. >> reporter: the mother of four got this knife months ago as an early birthday present. in her 17 years she tells happened to her. >> don't do it. go get a job. simple as that not my fault i chose mine i work, do something about your life. >> reporter: and tonight dawn tells fox 25 he has a -- she has a daughter in college and saving all the money she can for them. so description here we have of the suspect is a white male he's about 5'4" and 180 pounds. one thing that may stand out to you he was wearing a black hat with the letter p it on. if you know anything you are asked to call manchester police. now live in manchester, new hampshire tonight. malini basu, fox 25 news. an eight month-old baby on life support a toddler in the hospital tonight one woman is killed after a car and cement truck slam into each other. fox 25's jim morelli is live in oxford with what we have reached about this. jim? >> reporter: mark, in back of us is route 20 there's no sign of the calamity that struck here this morning a horrific crash as you can we have a cross certainly not the first crash that's road. this morning one woman young woman dead and two children terribly injured. >> it's just a very bad corner. >> deadly. this road is deadly. >> but this one is the worst. seen. >> reporter: about 8:30 this morning a collision on route 20 in oxford on a corner curve. >> it's like dynamite. >> reporter: that earthshaking crash the result of a car hitting a surface large and unforgiving a cement truck and the consequences heartbreaking. a 31-year-old woman from sturbridge dead, an eight month-old on life support, and a 2-year-old severely injured. >> i look up the road it's gut-wrenching. >> reporter: state police say the car a chevy cavalier triggered the accident by drifting from the eastbound lane into the west. it collided with a cement truck spun back into oncoming traffic and was struck by an s.u.v. laying on its side no axle a real bad. >> reporter: state police tell fox 25 this part of route 20 is an area where "historically very bad crashes occur." >> we have seen so many accidents here it isn't funny. >> reporter: for nine plus hours route 20 remain closed to traffic but around 7:00 it reopened in a rush of determination to get somewhere things got back to curve. after a day locals will have a hard time forgetting. we have not received an update on the condition of time. the last time was around 4:00 this afternoon. again, last we heard the eight month-old was on life support and that the 2-year-old had severe injuries both of them were at u-mass medical center. in addition three others were injured in a nonlife-threatening way, including two people in that s.u.v. and the cement truck driver. at 11:00, we will hear what the cement truck driver had to say just after the crash. for now live in oxford, jim morelli, fox 25 news. certainly a cold night outside. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here and you are even expecting frost overnight, kev? >> i bet there's some forming right now as we're talking elizabeth, it's clear out there tonight and temperatures have been dropping. i want to show some of these coldest temperatures you don't have to go far to find temperatures that are already in the 30s, especially for the north here. look at bedford, malden and watertown and woburn it's 34 right now. off to the northwest toward lowell and westford temperatures have dropped into the 30s for most part. even lowell now down to 39 . acton 33 at this hour. even into the sea coast of for instance you're down 32 in fact. now all of these areas have had a frost the end of the growing season so you don't get an advisory. cape cod have you an advisory and here's. why check out the east harwich 32 right now. and yarmouth at 38. there will be scattered showers of frost that's you why need to pick or take care of whatever have you outside that's growing that you don't want to get damaged on cape cod and martha's vineyard that frost advisory goes until 9:00 in the morning. that's the beginning of our weather issues the next couple days when some heavy rain and strong winds arrive from what's left of hurricane patricia. the nfl filing another brief today in deflategate claiming judge richard burman overstepped his boundary and significant evidence linked to pats qb tom bread. -- tom brady. >> the response is due on december 7th this then oral arguments with begin as early as january. no decision expected though until after the super bowl. a judge orders a boston woman to undergo a mental health evaluation after prosecutors say that she uncle in hyde park. 36-year-old is accused of shooting clive francis. police say they had asked francis to speak to lewis because she had become erat nick recent weeks. relatives say they never thought she was capable of murder. >> i just don't understand because they were so, so close. why would she do something like this. >> the attorney says she has not communicated since her arrest. she's being held without bail on a 20 day hold for psychiatric evaluation. she is due back in court on november 16th. police track down a vehicle of interest but are still looking for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run crash in saugus. we told you about the discovery of that vehicle. a 33-year-old new york man was hit and killed while trying to cross route 1 late sunday night. police initially said red or dark colored vehicle mercedes was responsible. >> crews cleaning up the debetween present we know what caused that massive home sploimpths the gas explosion was an accident linked to home repairs. the owner of the house on christine lane had removed the fixing a water heater. homeowners should always have plumbing, heating and electrical system repairs done by a licensed professional. a postal worker accused of driving drunk and then intentionally hitting a woman with his truck. on fox 25's heather hegedus spoke with the alleged victim in lynn. >> reporter: it's excruciatingly painful. >> even standing up in is hard. >> reporter: amy winced in pain and clutched a walker as we spoke with her after a mailman struck her with his mail truck. she spoke only with fox 25. >> have you ever seen this carrier before? >> no. >> reporter: the mail carrier 40-year-old edmund haggerty from whitman was arraigned today on operating to endanger and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, that weapon being his mail truck. it happened sunday night according to witnesses he was speeding through this weymouth neighborhood while delivering packages. >> because of the bump in the road you could tell that he was speeding. when he came down he was revving he came down and amy conlin my neighbor stood out front so he couldn't go any further. >> reporter: according to this police report conlin went out to the street to tell hagger to the slow down they got in a fight and haggerty began to speed up and moved the mail truck very close to her and hit the gas striking her in the knees and pushing her back. he then ran through people's backyards. police caught up with him and also found a 25 ounce can of beer in a cooler in his mail truck. mr. haggerty didn't come to the door shortly after being released from court. but he told police yesterday in his defense he had been feeling stressed about his work load. hag lert now be back in court in december. have a criminal record. the post says says he has only been working since august and since then had now. the post office is now conducting their own police. reporting in weymouth, heather hegedus, fox 25 news. derry, new hampshire man facing child pornography charges. matthew is charged with distribution of child sexual abuse images. derry police say they charged him after examining digital devices seized from his home in a raid last week. he is being held on $5,000 bail. a former school official arrested at his home. >> that former athletic director is defending himself. why he's saying this is a witch-hunt. hot dogs, bacon and sausage could they all be as dangerous as smoking a cigarette? a new study that links them to cancer. first the local couple compared to bonnie and clyde now under arrest. how the spring of bank robberies finally came to an end. we are continuing to pembroke community middle school student is being investigated for allegedly making threats of violence over the weekend. we'll bring you more information as we 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 for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p and i approve this message. a local couple wanted in connection with a string of robberies up and down the east coast and they're now under arrest. this is breaking news at 5:00 and 6:00 when we told you that they were arrested in pennsylvania. they were wanted for bank robberies stretching from mass to palm coast, florida to maryland and delaware. ted daniel has been on this story all night. ted since our 6:00 news have you learned that both are facing life in prison. >> reporter: they're in serious trouble, elizabeth. tonight we've learned that joseph and jennifer carrier will likely be prosecuted in federal court where each bank robbery carries 25 years. the couple, me call bonnie and clyde had a lucrative run but their run ended today. a high-profile couple from massachusetts in a high-speed chase. the fox station in pennsylvania flew over i-95 near the filly airport where joseph and jennifer carrier were captured this afternoon. the married couple is suspected of pulling off five bank robberies up and down the east coast. the first one happened a month ago in the western mass town of ludlow, ludlow police detective lewis has been trying to find them ever since. >> this is probably the happiest i have been in 30 days especially at work. >> reporter: the chase began in the neighboring state of delaware. police say joseph and jennifer carrier were in an s.u.v. she stole from a south shore car dealership. the brown one seen here on the flatbed. fox 25 has learned that a state trooper who just happened to be driving by spotted joseph carrier running out of a citizens bank in wilmington. >> they failed to stop delaware state police pursued them into pennsylvania where pennsylvania state police intercepted the chase and brought the vehicle to a halt. they did damage to cruisers in the process. >> reporter: police say the carriers have ties to western mass and the south shore. before the crime spree began, police tell fox 25 the couple was living with one of jennifer's relatives at this home in quincy. sir. we tried last week and again tonight a few hours after we learned of the arrest. the only comment remains no when we first told you about the couple last week we told you they were traveling with seven dogs, including five puppies. tonight police tell me that the dogs were with them in the s.u.v. when they were captured today. police say the couple pulled the robbery to get money for drugs because they both are addicted to the heroin. live in our control room, ted daniel, fox 25 news snich search continues tonight for a mission lowell woman suffering from mental challenges. police say 67-year-old elga was last seen walking near her home on tulip lane. she's described as a hispanic woman with dark hair wearing a gray sweater and black and white pants. the family is worried because she has the mind of an 8-year-old and is diabetic. if you see her contact police immediately. new video showing the aftermath of a raid on an isis prison in iraq that left one american soldier dead. new at 10:00, video shows isis held prisoners running for their lives of being kurdish joint raid. troops can be seen along kurdish commandos checking hostages for weapons or suicide vests. the raid was the first time u.s. forces have directly engaged isis fighters on the ground in iraq. u.s. master sergeant joshua wheeler was killed in that battle. gas leak in uxbridge forces several buildings to be evacuated today it happened this morning on north main street. fire officials say crews were working on a water main project that struck a gas line that resulted in a small gas leak. she shut off the gas line everyone and was allowed back inside about 20 minutes later. also new tonight an excavater tips over in millbury the operator was working at a building degree -- being demonthly i wered. the operator was trapped inside but was able to get himself out. police want you to help you track down a suspect in a credit card theft. they tell us that the woman that you see here and another man racked up nearly $7,000 in charges before the victim could cancel her credit card. police say the cards are often stolen while victims are eating at local restaurants so it's a good idea to keep your purse in front of you or within view. there are questions tonight about whether the mbta should be making money off draft king ads when the state has still not decided to regulate that city. fox 25 said the ads all over south station. this week the gaming commission is meeting to talk about whether sites like draft kings should be regulated. we asked governor charlie baker what he thinks about the ads. >> i don't think it's a problem, i really don't. i have no idea, you know, i don't know any of the facts about this. i didn't know about it until you showed it to me. it has no impact at all on the way i think about this. >> an mbta spokesperson says for just two buses draft kings spends $17,000 on a four week ad campaign. the gaming commission is set to meet on the issue on thursday. catholic high school as students mourn one of their own. fox 25's bob ward reports on how he's being remembered at the school. >> reporter: a heart-wrenching day at malden catholic high school as news reaches students about the sunday night death of senior alex. alex was driving his car in peabody and crashed into a utility pole on forest street at about 9:30 p.m. foch. >> everything goes a little slower and a it was a tough day. >> reporter: the headmaster tells me the death of alex was announced in the morning and the news left the entire school stunned. >> it's a tremendous loss and not just for 17, 18-year-olds for all of us for the adults in the building. i had teachers in tears when we announced that. it's just that hard. >> reporter: in peabody on forest street workers repaired the utility pole that he hit. he was driving north on forest just feet away from the southbound lane of route 128. only the pole stopped his car from crashing through a chain link fence and into oncoming traffic. police here are trying to figure out how this accident happened. this is a straight stretch of road. there are no houses here and police are also discovering there are no skid marks either. alex is remembered as malden catholic for his work in campus ministry. his volunteer work helping challenged children learn to swim and for his strong academics. grief counsellors were made available to students today and they will remain available as long as needed. as the headmaster told me today it's going to take a long time before this school gets back to anything normal. going once, going twice later on we'll tell you why coins, jewelery and even baseball cards are being auctioned off by the state. an out of control driver kills four people in a prachtd up next her shocking reaction -- parade. up next her shocking reaction when she was told 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. 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arrived. local man gets a nearly $50,000 bill to tow his jeep out of the mud. still ahead how the towing company is defending that bill. >> this just in an update to that freeze advisory out there on the cape and islands. it was a frost advisory now it's a freeze warning. that's how cold it's getting right now. take care of those gardens plus, how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. 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 new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> we talk about underestimating how much temperatures can drop on a clear cool night in october way down on martha's vineyard now. look that the report 28 degrees at the airport. now at the beaches it's not that cold around the island there's the center of the island that cold air tends to drain right in there it can be very cold as you're seeing tonight. down to 36 in chatham, plymouth is down to 33 . it's all because of these clear skies allowing any of the warming from the day to escape right back out into space plus, no wind to mix that air back down. when it's windy it brings the warm air right back down to the ground and turns it over not happening tonight it's just getting out of here. winds down to 40. look at reading you're 33 to the north shore beverly right near the water 33 right now to the west of temperatures generally in the city of lowell has dropped to 39 at last check. tewkesbury not very far away at 34 . there's acton down to 32 s 29 in newton, new hampshire newburyport freezing cold right now. on the bigger map here's some of the reports in between some of those bigger reporting stations it's down to freezing in east harwich right now. now at the water new orleans it's 40 . but it's freezing nearby in east harwich. cold temperatures that's made the frost advisory into a freeze warning. it's from right now basically until 9:00 in the morning. if you got protect your gardens you still have anything growing your growing season was still going until today. frost advisory waunk might want to take some action now. if you really have to. with these temperatures dropping. really plummeting and a freeze likely in most spots. that would end the growing season for you. that's just the beginning of our issues. future cast shows we are fine through the day tomorrow. outside of the cold. it's going to be sunny when you wake up into the middle of the day into the afternoon though some clouds start to make their way on in here. these clouds are attached to a storm system that we've been tracking and will continue to track. that's the raven that starts to move on in which the. let's back up a step first of all for tomorrow. high temperatures getting on in here. we'll rebound from those 20s and 30s we'll have in the morning into the 50s in the afternoon. cambridge will be 56 , newton 56 braintree at 57 . now the cape cod cold. vineyard 57 at vineyard haven tomorrow afternoon. southern new hampshire some of your coldest temperatures tonight will be in the 20s but get back to 53 and 55 for seabrook tomorrow afternoon. now let's talk more about that storm system. follow the clouds all the way to the south this spin in the atmosphere that's what's left over of hurricane patricia that big storm that came through mexico over the weekend made landfall friday night when i was talking to you and continues through the deep south during this week. this is pointed right at new england. it's going to bring some heavy rain on in here. looking like wednesday night into early thursday morning is when we'll get our heaviest rain to come on through. something we'll be tracking very closely be aware that's in our forecast. the seven-day forecast will show that with the heavy rain coming in on wednesday night into thursday. along with some mild air, by the way, we'll clear it out for friday right now halloween is looking fine. we turn back the clocks one hour in the middle of this upcoming weekend. former high school athletic director is facing theft charges. new at 10:00 he kept his school issued laptop after he was fired. this morning he was arrested at his home in wayland. fox 25's kathryn burcham is live in wayland and you spoke with him exclusively about the charges. krirn? >> reporter: -- kathryn? >> reporter: district officials are calling this an unfortunate incident that they want to put behind them. but for stephen cass who faced a judge here in court this afternoon it's a continuation of what he calls persecution from school officials. >> incredibly frustrating. >> reporter: stephen cass sits stunned in the framingham district court after he was handcuffed just hours earlier. >> i'm shocked to be here today. i'm sad,. >> reporter: police were there they say to search for a laptop that wayland school officials say cass illegally kept after he was let go from his position as high school athletic director. in a statement superintendent paul stein told fox 25 cass reported that he had returned his school department issued computer and an assertion which we took at his word. but later concluded that this computer was in fact missing. cass says all the school had to do was call. >> they never asked for it back. they never asked me to pay for it. they gave it to me. >> reporter: during his two year tenure at wayland high cass claims he discovered and exposed widespread problems in the sports program, including misused funds and title 9 discrimination. three days after cass shared the information with the superintendent he was told his contract wasn't being renewed. state officials are now investigating cass' allegations. and cass says he believes his arrest was just part of the district's witch-hunt against him. >> i've done so much good for the people of wayland over the last two years to be persecuted for doing the right thing. it's pretty painful. >> reporter: the superintendent told me that the only motivation for filing a criminal complaint was "to recover the computer" cass will be back here for a probable cause hearing on december 18th. we're live in framingham, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. local residents getting their first look at unclaimed property that will soon be up for auction. a viewing was held today at the state house and the items come from an abandoned safe deposit box. many in fact. they include valuable jewelery and watches and also some impressive sports cards dating back decades. >> we have a 1949 red sox pennant from the red sox. that's a collectible item. people will be bidding on that. we have a bruce jenner olympic trading card now with caitlyn jenner being in the news so much it's rerelevant we will be sitting on that. >> the auction will take place on ebay. the items will be displayed in other cities before the auction begins. very interesting. an 89-year-old woman robbed. >> new at 11:00 the search is on for the suspect who stole from her. selling 18 homes? easy. four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to get the job done. on american express those building materials. to be unknowns. be ready for them. another step on the journey... will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes 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to remove the term illegal documents. more than 50 members of congress have signed on to a bill that would change the wording to undocumented foreign nationals within the u.s. government. saying the term illegal alien is offensive. >> but i think the least we can do is respect the humanity of people and change those terms. >> congress has passed legislation in the past to get rid of language considered outdated or offensive. rosa's law in 2010, removed the term mental retardation from the federal government. whole food market recalling chicken and pasta salad tonight over possible the items were sold in all of the new england states between october 18th and 22nd. have a sell by date of october 23rd . if you bought any of the items you can return the receipt to the store for a refund. fridge. as we head into the colder monthses a -- massachusetts drivers are getting a break. gas prices have fallen another two cents this week to an average of $2.07 a gallon. it's down $1 from last year. it's down nearly a dollar compared to this time last year and seven cents lower than last month. he depends on his wheelchair to get around. but when one didn't come for him he was forced to crawl off an airplane. next the airline explanation. his jeep needed a a tow but when he got the bill he couldn't believe his eyes. >> what did you think when you got that price tag. mistake. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] but a little less crazy. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. >> a local man says he got his jeep here stuck in the mud and a walpole towing company charged him nearly $50,000 to get it out. the owner says the job placed his men in dangerous conditions for hours. fox 25's kerry kavanaugh reports from walpole with the itemized bill that breaks it all down. >> i got stuck. >> reporter: stuck in several feet of mud and stuck with a big bill to tow it out. >> when i went to pick up the vehicle from assured collision he had informed me that there was some damage done to the vehicle but didn't really get into detail. also informed me that the bill was $48,000. >> reporter: here's where joel's story begins. he and his girlfriend took his jeep off roading in walpole last week when he landed in this mud pit walpole police responded along with assured collision to tow them out. he says he was unknowingly off roading on private property belonging to a utility company. in addition to getting stuck he got arrested but he says the situation only got worse. >> the frame is broken, leaf spring is broken and drive shaft is broken. >> reporter: he believes his jeep is now totalled after the mud pit and the tow. now the bill just for that tow is more than $48,000. what did you think when you got that price tag? >> i thought they made a mistake. >> reporter: he obtained the itemized bill submitted to his insurance assured collision billed him $16,000 for an on scene supervisor at $1250 an hour. an off road recovery incident response unit at more than $10,000. dangerous condition liability insurance, $5,000. all the equipment and manpower totalled $48,835 for the 12 hour job. the owner of assured collision was unable to speak with fox 25 on camera monday. he told us over the phone his seven man team was in dangerous conditions due to the proximity to power lines. he says this was a haz-mat situation and that all the fees reflect the industry standard. >> for once almost $50,000 i think that's crazy. >> reporter: so assured collision says they're negotiating with the insurance company for the price of that tow. they also believe the jeep had several issues long before they ever encountered it out in the woods. he said his insurance company unit is paying a dime for the tow so that jeep remains here now. zploimpt a new archive. any arrest dive dedicated to mayor menino. it will serve as an inventory and catalogue collection of artifacts of menino's 30 years of public service. time. a mix-up at an airport forced a man with disabilities to literally crawl off an airplane to get to his wheelchair. new at 10:00, he says he was waiting to get off the plane at reagan national airport in d.c. once all the passengers got off the plane a special wheelchair was supposed to help him get off the plane. but after more than half an hour of waiting neil said he had to take matters into his own hands. >> i was like i don't have time for this and i decided to get out and crawl down the plane to my -- got in and it just went about my business and left the airport. >> now a spokesperson for united says the special chair was removed by the gate by accident once they realized it too was late. neil says he was given $300 in compensation and was told the manager on duty was suspended. fewer standardized tests and more time for class. that's what president obama recommends for k-12 students nationwide. today the president called take up more than -- no more than 2% of the instruction time. it found eighth graders take the most standardized tests and spend about 2.3% classroom time on those exams. there are more important ways for students to learn than just by filling in a bubble. >> this weekend's study revealed students take 112 standardized tests between pre-k and high school graduation. the american academy of pedestrian 36 wants to raise the age to legally -- pediatrics wants to raise the age to legally buy zbrts to 21. it includes all tobacco products and e-cigarettes. they say the goal is to reduce the number of children addicted to nicotine. the group also wants the f.d.a. to regulate e-cigarettes like it does other --. fox 25's jacqueline bell has reaction from the meat industry. >> reporter: hot dogs, bacon, sausage food that satisfy any meat lover and also cause colon cancer. the world health organization cancer group announced it's classifying processed meats as cancer cause ing to humans and the group says red meat probably causes cancer, too. >> the evidence is very strong. if you eat 50 grams of processed meat which is just a little bit less than your risk increases by 18%. >> reporter: the international agency for research or i.r. lists processed meats in the same danger category as smoking or asbestos. though that does not mean cigarettes. >> meat industry groups are blasting the report calling dramatic. they're mocking the panel's previous work classifying things such as coffee, sunlight and wine as potential search hazards. >> if we rely simply on i.r.'s list it would become clear that just living on this plan it is a cancer hazard. >> reporter: the meat industry argues cancer is a complex disease. caused not just by food but lifestyle and environmental factors. doctors have long stressed the importance of a healthy balanced diet. in washington, jacqueline fell, fox 25 news. >> the report's experts said grilling or other high temperature ways to cook the meats produced the highest amounts of cancer causing chemicals so try cooking it another way if possible. we aren't cooking tonight that's for sure temperatures are dropping right out of sight. we had to upgrade what we had going on cape cod. it is burglary will allow for cold temperatures that are dropping. -- it's clear that will allow for told kerches that are dropping. 31 in westin already. to the north and west you will find temperatures just as low in some spots. for instance, 30 degrees there in onto the sea coast of new hampshire some towns in the upper 20s already, for instance, 29 newton 29 , newburyport 31 right now. out to cape cod temperatures are actually near freezing in some spots. here, too we know martha's vineyard is in the center of the island is down into the upper 20s right now. east harwich is now 31 . that's why cape cod and martha's vineyard have you been upgraded to a freeze warning it means have you problems if you have things growing outside. i have an update on when that heavy rain and wind will arrive this week, too. cold it is. >> this lobster is so cold [laughter] it's time to get out. a lobsterman in beverly made this rare catch this is a blue lobster that tom caught weekend. he plans to offer the lobster to the new england aquarium. if he can't find a good home he says he will release it into the ocean. getting a look from another perspective coming up tonight new at 11:00 the technology developed to give police and the public a more detailed view for when officers use their guns on the job. he had a knife but hers that was bigger. see more of the surveillance video from a manchester, new hampshire, convenience store when someone tried to rob it. so the patriots have moved on tom brady has moved on, but the nfl is bound and determined to win this deflategate case. today the league filed the first round of formal briefs in its appeal of judge berman's decision. 15 it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? you know i was really hoping we wouldn't see that graphic any more but we have officially entered the next against tom brady. the league formally filed their brief to the u.s. court of appeals today arguing against the ruling of federal court judge richard berman. stressing over the course of 70 pages that berman far overstepped his bounds. brady meanwhile just going about his business. can't be bothered with what's happening in the courtroom he's just leading the pats to wins. if you believe that he had to say this morning on the show he wants to play for another 10 years, for real. >> what else am i going do? >> you can find something else to do? >> like what you got other businesses we've talked about them. >> i know but there's nothing like playing football and being apart of this organization there's no place i would rather play. you have to win i think you can't go 2-14 and expect that people will want you back either. so hopefully the same player today is the same player that you see five years from now. >> so miami comes to town this thursday with a lot of confidence. the dolphins fired head coach a few weeks have won a pair of games sense turning around to play though in three days is a process. and troy brown was with me today he shared his thoughts on who that's next few days will be like in foxborough. >> they may go back and look at the stuff but now it's like totally different team. of course, bill is finding ways to build his football team up probably showing tape of the last two weeks. so you can say you want to stand by the dolphins he will tell them where they now he will tell that to them and have those guys ready to go on thursday. >> it's worked so far. troy has a new book that was just released. my full conversation will air next sunday on the fox 25 "sportswrap". the world series starts tomorrow right here on fox 25. mets in kansas city to battle the royals. we'll see if new york can kick it into gear. for the royals it's a long year to get to where they were trying to finish the job this time. >> i think this time last year we were really excited to be here. i don't think we really were excited we were here. this year we expected to be here. a little bit more of an advantage that we have been through this before and all the hoopla before a game starts. so they're a little bit more used to this. >> game one tomorrow night right here on fox 25. week 8 of the high school season. here are your options. we'll keep the polls open until 11:00. that's an interesting move for a guy whoob on the side of things. school threat is under investigation. >> we first brought you this story as breaking news at 10:00. fox 25 ted daniel is here with the latest on what we've learned. >> ted? >> we first learned of this situation shortly after our 10:00 newscast. we have been able to confirm that police are investigating a middle school student in connection to violent threats made sometime over the weekend. the threats were directed towards the pembroke community middle school. there are more than 500 students at pembroke community middle in the seventh and eighth grades. the intern superintendent will not confirm whether the student is male or female. at this point she's not revealing the circumstances surrounding the threat. the superintendent did tell us this student is not suspended at this time. we're following the developments and we'll provide any upkits that we get on fox 25 morning news starting at 4:00 a.m. nor now live in our newsroom, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> chilly temperatures tonight it feels like fall out there. it's all about clear skies.

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