>> crews will be working throughout the night in concord cleaning that up tornado damage. our chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is breaking down the strength and the path of the storm. but we begin tonight with christine mccarthy who is in concord where some homes christine, still don't have power. that's right, and the clues are gone for the night. a stack of chopped up trees are waiting to be picked up in the morning. before that you can see flashing lights that's where crews are restoring cable and internet. around the corner from here the hardest hit area by this tornado residents are still awaiting all power to be restored. the clean up will take days but the disaster itself an e,f-1 tornado only taking seconds to tear down power lines and damage 39 homes in concord. >> it lasted more than a minute that would be pushing it. it really sounded like a were ripped from the ground early monday morning in a path carved 400 yards wide and a half mile long cleared by 100 miles-per-hour winds. >> we're blessed, absolutely. nobody got hurt. >> reporter: a tree smashed through the greenhouse at nearby millbrooke farm another job for tree removal. >> the wind lifted the tree right out of the ground and just in. >> reporter: governor charlie baker navigated down wires and strewn branches. >> the one that had the gas line underneath it. >> reporter: baker shook hands, met homeowners who awoke at 3:00 a.m. to cell phone alerts. the governor even stopped in awe to snap some pictures himself. >> anybody who dodged doubts the if you are you why and precision of mother nature just needs to take a walk >> reporter: but with no deaths or injuries caused by the furious winds residents are feeling grateful. >> i think in many ways we all got hugely lucky on this one. >> reporter: now only one home sustained structural damage and again no injuries during the tornado. however, concord police tell me that one man a worker was injured during the cleanup process. they tell me that he and some others were working on feeding a bundle of tree into a chipper when one of them popped bun and hit them in the head. we're told he was rushed to leahy clin but and thankfully he was groggy and talking on the way. >> chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz joined shiri spear to cover the tornado. long day four kevin. >> shiri spear was on the air right away. forecasting as well. this is a storm we're talking about right here. that's the one pushing through concord. had a little notch in it. that's something we look for on radar for the potential for some spinning out there. this is a storm a little closer view is about to come into concord the notch is right up in here this is the tale of it. we saw and thought let's take a look at the velocity scan and indeed, all this red is wind going into your tv screen the green is coming out at you. be some rotation. there let's look at this three dimensionally. from the cloud to the ground and you can clearly see the red and green next to each other here. often a little gap in here that would be the zero line. in, out and the zero line now you can connect the dots and you clearly have a circumstances. that was the tornado touching down 3:19 this morning that's how we were able to tell on radar that that is a radar out there. >> kevin as you know that fast moving storm also brought heavy winds and one never touched down there. crews did spend much of the day cleaning up downed trees and power line. we found some of the worst damage on walker street. the power was in that cased out there for a few hours but it is back on tonight. we do have extensive coverage of the concord tornado right now on fox25boston.com. you can log on now to watch the raw news conferences from the governor and state's emergency management team. you can also view our slide slow of the damage and track the path of the storm ourselves with our easy to read map. our coverage on air meteorologist jason brewer takes a look at the damage from skyfox. he will point out the type of damage that has to happen to be able to cat gore it it as a tornado. a 78-year-old woman is dead after being hit by a truck pulling into a school parking lot. makeshift memorial has started where the woman died. fox 25's crystal haynes live in lowell where police say the investigation remains active. it remains unclear if the driver will actually face say that this 70-year-old woman office her way to the grocery store when she was struck and killed by this truck. >> reporter: prepping for the start of school. >> guy in the pickup truck was pulling up and he didn't like with where he parked. >> reporter: witnesses say this food services equipment truck backed over 70-year-old claudia norman dean in the parking lot around 11:00 this morning. >> he reversed hit the lady and was saying oh, like what are you doing you just hit that lady you just killed that lady. >> reporter: norman dean was pronounced dead on scene. dozens of witnesses were in the area. the school -- you wonder when their families are thinking. it's a bad experience. >> reporter: her friends and neighbors at her apartment building less than a mile away from where she died are stunned. >> nice, nice, nice person, every morning go to the store to buy her things. >> reporter: elizabeth and maa say claudia was on her way to the grocery store when she died then she would usually sit with them outside. today they sat without her. >> it was hard. >> reporter: we were unable to contact claudia's family tonight. meantime residents in that neighborhood where this happened say that they're concerned for the dozens of children that live in that apartment complex and use that parking lot. more on that coming up at 11:00. for now reporting in lowell, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> a 3-year-old boy is in critical condition and a 2-year-old girl is still hospitalized after a near drowning in lowell over the week. the preschoolers were pulled from a pool at a birthday party at frida lane on saturday night. at the time both were unresponsive and the girl's condition has improved they new video tonight showing a patriots fan bold get away from a foxborough restaurant with a valuable piece of memorabilia. look at this here. it happened on august 11th first night of pats pre-season game. the suspect jumps the bar to get his hands on a 2014 team autographed helmet. he also skipped out on the bill. if you recognize this guy give foxborough p.d. a call. also new at 10:00 a toddler survives a three story fall from an apartment in new hampshire. the 19 month-old fell through the screen of the third story apartment. the child was taken to the hospital unharmed according to sea coast on-line. an investigation is now underway. it's a crime some call unholy. a woman studying to be a catholic nun robbed at knifepoint. the mother of the convent tell us fox 25's bob ward bob ward she's praying for her. >> reporter: the mother of the daughters of mary and nazareth convent in quincy tells me her heart goes out to the two women now accused in this case. 56-year-old vanessa young and -- 26-year-old vanessa young and 26-year-old are charged with robbing at knifepoint a woman studying to be a nun of her rosary beads. the incident took place down civilian clothes and was just out for a walk when the two suspects approached. one carrying a knife. >> reporter: mother olga tells me that the victim showed the suspect her rosary pocket and her rosary beads then she says this case took a twist that she can only explain by her faith. and she walked away. it could have been something even worse. >> do you forgive them? >> absolutely. absolutely. with no doubt. >> reporter: bail was set for vanessa young at $5,000. crystal young police say was the lookout she released on personal recognizance. both women due back in court in quincy, bob ward, fox 25 news. a big win for wynn resorts. the city of somerville is dropping its legal fight against the casino and neighboring everett. the city will not appeal the state's decision to issue wynn a key environmental permit. today was the deadline to appeal. the two sides have reached a deal to address transportation, health and environmental issues. >> this fight has never been about money. this is about getting it out any details about their agreement. a wynn spokesperson said no other legal challenges are standing in the way now. construction started earlier this month in the casino is set to open in 2019. a couple continues to be haunted by the loss of their granddaughter. >> i keep asking them why, why, why did my granddaughter die? >> one year after this toddler died in forecast care, the portion of the investigation the grandparents say can't possibly be true. exclusively with the owner of a company involved in this weekend's deadly party bus crash. what he says could have led to a window opening and a passenger falling out. a local park ranger accused of videotaping when i look for solutions, i don't start in washington, and i don't assume one party has all the answers. you know where i find common-sense ideas? right here in new hampshire... where i'm fighting for the good-paying jobs that strengthen our economy. i worked to make childcare more affordable and make it easier to save for college. and energy efficiency efforts... and to strengthen social security and medicare. together, we're making new hampshire and america stronger. i'm kelly ayotte, ? ? ? award winning interface. award winning design. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. the open toll roads that we already see will soon be the future of the mass pike. the state says the tj used to charge drivers can also be used to track them john. cost is also a big factor here, too. >> that's right, it is. >> if the transponder you can get a discount without this you will get a much bigger bill for driving this same road. >> reporter: big changes are coming if you drive the mass pike. the old tolls are out set to be dismantled. these new will track your as you pass below if you have one. so how much will you pay? those who have no transponder will be charged more he thinks that's not fair. >> it's not because i don't use it as frequently as other people do. and i'll be charged for it. >> reporter: if you drive the length of mass pike from new york with an ez pass it will cost you $6.15. with no ez pass it jumps to $11.70. from sturbridge to boston it will cost $3.60 with no ez pass it goes up to $7.25. and from $1.28 to boston with an ez pass it costs $1.70. with no ez pass it's $3.55. but the promise from maas do the officials is this will make -- mass dot officials is this will make travel faster. >> with the advancement of technology anything that able to apply technology to makes sense. so in the end getting a transponder can save you money. mass dot says if not they will take a picture of your license plate and tack on another $60 cents to pay the bill. you think you will get a transponder now? >> i probably will. yes. >> reporter: paying more is the point of contention for some but those taking the picture of your license and mass dot says they will get rid of it but it can come in handy if there's a amber alert or police emergency. but the aclu isn't so sure. we will hear their concerns coming up at 11:00. live in natick, john monahan, fox 25 news. the clock is ticking for the marathon bomber's legal team. the deadline for dzhokhar tsarnaev's death penalty appeal is just months away now. and the federal appeals court says tsarnaev's lawyers must file an argument to spare his life by october 3rd. tsarnaev's lawyers argued he should be spared the death sentence because he was under the spell of his older brother. legal advocates are pushing back against a court ruling that would make the sexual history of a murder victim public. 19-year-old lizzi marriott of westborough was killed in 2012 while a student at u.n.h. her murder was convicted and sentenced to life in prison but is now appealing that decision. the new hampshire state supreme court ruled information about marriott's sexual history that had been sealed should be ma attorneys will continue their fight in court next month. the victims of the deadly 2012 meningitis outbreak will not have a chance to speak in court. a federal judge ruled victim estimates will not be heard. the majority owner pleaded guilty to financial charges along with her husband. they are set to be sentenced in november. the pharmacy was linked to dozens of deaths and hundreds of illnesses from contamination. skyfox captured efforts this afternoon. this is on 93 near hoe tons pond around 3:30. we're told a driver crashed into several big rocks you can see crews working on them right next to his car. a park ranger off the job tonight accused of setting up a hidden camera to regard lifeguards. fox 25's kathryn burcham learned today in court that it was that very same camera that led police right to him. accused of secretly videotaping women ray mckinnon counselled himself on the other side of the camera lens today in quincy court. state police arrested mckinnon on saturday after a female lifeguard using the staff bathroom noticed a green light coming from a corner. >> upon further examination she realized that light was coming from a pen. >> reporter: police say the pen was actually a camera and had been recording the lifeguards using the restroom. images they say mckinnon's face was caught on camera, too there is a video of the individual placing the camera based on the forehead that's depicted in that video several people have identified that individual. >> mckinnon has been a park ranger for d.c.r. for more than a decade. today the park was closed as investigators there met with staff. >> any message for your victims? >> mckinnon and his family remain silent of the allegations him. kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. in a statement the spokesman told fox 25 they are deeply disturbed by these allegations and remain committed to assisting the state police as they continue their investigation. mckinnon hash placed on unpaid leave indefinitely will be back in court in late october. new tonight police in concord say at least two suspects are using a simple magic trick to steal of 100s. several times the clerk has given back more change than what they owed. police say the pair made off with more than $500 in extra change. if you recognize them call concord p.d. a once highly debated topic may soon be a thing of the past. still to come the side that appears to be winning the bottle feeding debate. boston police now going the extra mile to comfort families impacted by murder. the promise made to each one at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers. or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $1,000 summer invitation bonus. >> new at 10:00 investigators of to support each other. the annual barbeque brings together those affected by homicide. b.p.d. says they want those affected to know that the department will never close an unsolved case. mayor walsh says some open cases go on for years. some are at peace and some the teachers union continues contract talks. they are urging both sides to overhaul current policy. it suggested changes to improve the quality of teaching and learning. upon the recommendations lengthen school days, overhaul teacher school days and assignments. we'll keep follin negotiations and bring you any updates as we get them. on the campaign trail now, vice presidential candidate tim kaine taking on donald trump's business record tonight. kaine doubled down on the call for trump to release his tax returns. but a new attack from the democrats tonight about trump's debt this after the republican nominee called for the clinton foundation to be shut down. >> before you go about teaking a charity, why don't you come clean about your own business dealings and you are in debt to? this weekend "the new york times" reported that donald trump owes at least $650 million to wall street. new questions tonight about hillary clinton's e-mail practices. a federal judge is asking the state department to provide a timetable for the release of 15,000 new e-mails discovered by the f.b.i. these are e-mails received by clinton that were not in the original 55,000 pages handed over by her lawyers last year. the judge says those e-mails should be released by the d it's those e-mail practices and the department of justice's investigation that ultimately cleared mrs. clinton which had donald trump's attention tonight. the republican nominee used the bulk of his speech in akron, ohio to attack clinton. he also called on the d.o.j. to independently investigate the democratic nominee. >> the justice department is required to appoint an independent special prosecutor because it's proven itself to be reeling >> trump was expected to deliver a speech outlining his economic but that speech has been delayed. for one year a grandmother has visited her granddaughter in the cemetery not really knowing how she died. >> they don't know what happened. they haven't got a clue what happened. >> the scenario her grand parents keep running through their heads that they say can't possibly be true. plus, this exchange here between customer and waitress has gone viral. the drawing outrage from across the globe tonight. temperatures drop into the 50s in some parts of our mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. narrator: but that's the way to get kelly ayotte's attention. corporate special interests like the koch brothers have spent millions helping ayotte's campaign and she voted with them 90% of the time -- otte listens to too many millionaires... and not enough moms. narrator: women vote is responsible for only on fox 25 tonight a renewed search for answer in the death of a toddler. she passed away in foster care one year ago. fox 25's ted daniel live in marlboro tonight's. ted you spoke with the little girl's grandparents tonight who feel justice is not being served in the toddler's death. >> reporter: vanessa, tonight the grandparents told me that they are considering a wrongful death lawsuit against the foster criminal investigation is going nowhere. they say if they don't fight for this little girl no one else will. >> reporter: it's been said time heals all wounds. for david and diane coxon that time has not come. >> every day i go down to her grave. >> reporter: it has been one year since their granddaughter died from a suspected heat stroke while in foster care. diane says she calls the worcester county district attorney's office weekly to investigation. >> they haven't got a clue what happened. >> reporter: she she lived in this foster home. months after her death a d.c.f. report obtained by fox 25 suggested ava may have been left in a hot car while in the care of her foster mom kim or mallpass' report, neither provided any reasonable explanation. and what really happened to ava remains a mystery. >> i want justice. i want the truth. i want the truth. there's no way in the world on god's green earth that that child died in that house. there is no way. >> reporter: on top of crushing grief, there is growing frustration. david and diane will continue to do the only thing they can push and push hard for >> no one leaves a baby in a hot car. >> reporter: we contacted the worcester county d.a.'s office tonight on behalf of the family. all they would tell us is that the death remains under investigation. reporting live in marlboro tonight, ted daniel, fox 25 news. news continues at the top of the hour. here's what we are working on new at 11:00. mansfield police are getting creative as they search for suspects they're calling officers are hoping to cash in on. plus, we continue to follow developments out of concord following that ef-1 tornado. we'll have the latest information about power going to the area as well as another look at the damage following this rare storm. >> 3:19 a.m. nocturnal between yards wide. four football fields wide gone for half mile 100 miles-per-hour winds you saw the damage we have been talking about in our newscast. it did not happen in the early morning hours before sunrise and it was only on the ground for four minutes lowell nearly an inch boston close to an inch of rain keen 55, worcester and orange both 59 degrees right now already cool. to the north and west of worcester that drop into the upper 40s before morning. before you get up in the morning. 55 will be the city of worcester tonight under those clear skies. 60 degrees 6:00 and 71 by 10:00. sunshine will be the rule of just a couple floating by. most of the day all day long wall to wall sunshine from much of new england. -- up to the 80s boston in newton braintree gets to 82 degrees. towards fitchburg out here in cape cod lower to mid-70s in the outer cape getting into the mid to upper 70s. so outer cape a little cooler. look what happens by wednesday. the winds shift around to south that brings some some warmer air. particularly for the middle of the week. but by the end of the week our next batch of rain is on the way. a front pushing toward us during the afternoon hours on thursday. by the evening there will be some showers in new england. now these showers will continue to push on. friday morning most of the rain will fall in southern new england. doesn't look all that heavy. we'll watch this one closely. for this upcoming week as you know. with again a lot of. will be coming this half hour. i'll have that for you along with your wake up forecast. we'll see you then kevin. as soon as the national weather service issued a tornado warning it triggered a very loud emergency alert over cell phone in the affected area. the director of fema lives in concord and explains how that alert works. >> if you live in the warning area you get the alert. if you don't live in the area you didn't hear it. but for those of us who live here my cell phone went off awoken -- went off we were awoken with 15 minutes advance notice. >> this is in important. you need to make sure that the emergency alerts are activated on your cell phone. if you would like to do so we will walk you through it right now. if have you an iphone go to settings and click notifications and scroll to the bottom and make sure government alerts are turned on. if you have an android search messages and make sure extreme and severe alerts are both on. >> party bus runs over and kills a woman. with the man who pays that driver. >> the employees. >> a passenger told us the victim fell out of the bus. tonight the owner explains the only way that could have happened. tom brady has moved on from $200 cookbooks. what he would like you to pay to snack like a super bowl champ. but first, the group asking doctors to write more >> new at 10:00 more moms are breast-feeding but not for long. more than 80% of american mothers breast fed their newborns. that's according to the c.d.c. it's an all-time high but after six months it dropped off. less than a third were breast-feeding at 12 months. the world health organization recommends continued breast-feedingp high school sports may not be enough to keep teenagers healthy. athletics should help control weight. during the study 2700 teens were given physicals 20% were overweight. nearly a couple of them were obese. these rates are similar to the general teen population. there may be a new solution to teenagers with opioid addiction but it involves taking more pills. pediatrics recommend medication to treat the addiction. it follows research showing medication can help young opioid abusers and lead to long-term sobriety. m. >> many of these kids can be treated in the tell us that theft happened last monday night. if you know who she is give them a call. a guest says she saw an alligator in the very same area where a 2-year-old boy was playing shortly before he was killed. a new report describes 2-year-old being grabbed by the gator and his father's desperate attempt to pry open the animal's mouth. gators capable of attack but were unable to make a positive d.n.a. match. a wait there's given no tip by a very rude customer. the note written on the receipt that is now given viral. >> fox 25 continues to bring you exclusive new information on the party bus crash. what the company owner said your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. ies like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. tonight fox 25 is giving you a look inside the party bus that ran over two women in east boston killing one of them. that comes just two hours after fox 25 spoke to passenger in the bus and discovered several past fines in the company's record. tonight fox 25's malini basu spoke with the limo company's owner. >> reporter: we're here at attleboro. he is still trying to figure out how the two women fell out of the window. for the first time we are getting a look inside of the actual party bus involved in sunday's accident where one woman died and another was hospitalized. fox 25 spoke exclusively with the general manager. he doesn't want to be identified because he feels it will hamper the investigation. very group of people. >> reporter: boston police got a call saying two women had been hit on the highway on that bus were 20 old high school friends who rented it out so they could party. >> the driver was probably doing about 45 miles per hour and within just one minute it just happened within one second. >> reporter: a woman who was on that bus told fox 25 yesterday that two women fell through a window while it was traveling down the and said to the driver we think somebody just fell out a window and the driver pulled over and they jogged down the street for about half a mile until they finally found them. >> reporter: the general manager says that bus has windows which are pictured here. the only way the women could have a financial out. >> somehow this handle would have to have come up and you know that handle also for the window to open. >> reporter: the manager tells us each and every bus them saying emergency exit. another woman on the bus tells fox 25 they tried to open the window to get some air in and that no alarm went off. the bus driver and entourage on board told investigators they had no idea what happened. >> we feel horrible. we're at a loss for words. >> reporter: the general manager also tells us the last time the bus was inspected was two months ago and it passed inspection. conservative driver and has a "squeaky clean driving record." boston police are not releasing their names we have much learned that one of the victims has been released from the hospital. for now we are in north attleboro tonight, malini basu, fox 25 news. breaking news boston police are investigating a sex assault in the southend. that happened around 1:00 this morning near greenwich park and claremont street. a woman says a man approached her on a bike threatenedder when a knife then sexually sauled her in the area of call police if you know anything about the crime. florida's governor hosted a roundtable discussion with community leaders in south florida today if fears over the zika virus continue to grow. there are at least 36 locally transmitted cases of zika in florida. the state's department of health will set aside $5 million in additional funding for zika preparedness. also for mosquito control in the miami area. the governor toured a middle school on the first day of class to reassure parents that the state is working to fox 25 has learned some boston area researchers are hiring lobbyists in washington to help get funding for zika prevention efforts. we dug through lobbying disclosure forms and found m.i.t. and the dana farber cancer institute have paid money to lobbying firms to advocate for money related toa during the paf few months. -- during the past few months. 39-year-old romeo of chelsea is accused of driving drunk and drifting into where he sideswiped a vehicle. the crew told police a worker was standing right where the crash happened just seconds before it occurred. he is due in court next month. this pair is accused of operating a counterfeit money operation in new hampshire. melinda mcdonald and kyle joyce were charged with multiple felony counts. the fake money has been circulating around the city. we are told that the investigation is ongoing and others could be charged. a federal judge is temporarily blocking to public schools that they must allow transgender students to use the bathroom they identify with. the obama administration sent out the directive in may. this decision comes as the justice department is suing north carolina over a law stating that only people can use the bathroom that corresponds with the guerne on their birth certificate. today ryan two marijuana sponsorships, ralph lauren and speedo dropped him. lochte has apologized for overexaggerating the story about being robbed at gunpoint with three teammates. police later said the swimmers vandalized the gas station. speedo said they cannot condone behavior. new federal safety guidelines for self-driving cars could be released within a matter of weeks. you may have heard about offering rides in self-driving cars. today we checked about the safety of riding in an autonomous vehicle. they say new guidelines are necessary to keep up. >> things are happening very quickly. and frankly the government is having trouble keeping up whether it's washington, d.c. or state government. so it's really important that we get these guidelines out pronto. >> uber says it will have a human driver on board as self-driving cars are part of a pilot program in pittsburgh. >> the actions of a customer environmental on-line. not due to the fact that they left their waitress no tip but for their hateful reasoning for being so cheap. >> reporter: owens -- from the start sadie says she felt uncomfortable. >> they wouldn't talk to me. >> reporter: as this blonde woman signs the receipt she leaves no tip. not unusual for any server but the reason why she didn't leave the tip was something sadie says she has never seen. i just feel like it was rude and disrespectful. i have done anything to them. >> reporter: sadie says it's just plain wrong. >> i was born here but am mexican. >> reporter: adding another layer she says the woman herself had an accent and this is immigrant created owned business. >> i have words for >> reporter: tapping into the same spirit sadie says she would serve them again. >> it makes me like a stronger person just because to not let these things bother me because i know i'm a good person. i know that. >> reporter: we do know who this person is. when we reached out to them over facebook they did not respond. >> i would like for them not come here. >> the organization harrisburg downtown renaissance sent a note disrespectful and abusive behavior. new at 10:00 pats fans across new england and across the country waiting to get their hands on a madden 17. the video game hits shelves at midnight. gronk is the first patriots to land on the cover and e.a. sports developers have loved this number 87 for quite sometime giving him a perfect 99 rating. tom brady is now giving fans another way to eat just like him. brady's fitness company tweeted today snacks are now there are six different kinds for $50 the company will send you a box with two of each. more details tonight. earlier this year he launched a $200 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air. it's going to be a cool night on average 53 degrees when you wake up. a clear start becoming sunny and warming to near 70 by about 10:00 a.m. into the 70s by lunchtime. she just will not die in fact she stays an area of low pressure and turns toward the east coast by friday. nefth jason brewers shows you how you can as powerful winds up to 100 miles per hour where the as this root system was unable to say anchored in the brittle soil. numerous trees with the top the sheered off and carried downwind. you can see the crews check out this tree service worker being lifted up with at rake then taking off again jason brewer fox 25 news. police sent out an alert download our free fox 25 news app for breaking news and weather. >> turns out your instagram pictures might show possibly tell if you are depressed. researchers from harvard and vermont say people who are depressed post pictures on the site that were bluer, grayer and darker. depressed people on the study were also found post more frequently, apply more filters and be more likely to include faces. now at 11:00, destruction in concord after a rare tornado hits overnight now i'm tracking our next how the 70-year-old is being remembered tonight. >> and how will it affect you. the one thing you will need in your car to save money. >> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at >> chainsaws and wood chippers being put to good use today after an ef-1 tornado touched down. hello everyone i'm vanessa welch. >> and i'm mark onchth according to national grid and ever source there are no major outages in the concord area tonight. that's good news right there. let's speak with christine mccarthy. >> reporter: the cleanup will take days but the disaster itself an ef-1 tornado only needed seconds to topple hundreds of trees tear down power lines and damage 39 homes in concord.