he gets a well deserved round of applause. xander bogaerts at the plate down 4-3 hammered the ball so that ended the threat we move ahead with a man on first and second. travis shaw lifts one to right field and that is your final out. the red sox drop it 4-3 they are swept out of the american league division series. the indians advance to the alcs where they will face the toronto blue jays. disbelief from so many fans, from so many players and butch is at the field he will be making his way to the clubhouse and everyone very cureous to hear exactly how david ortiz will handle think the -- curious to hear exactly how david ortiz will handle this final game. so much more was expected from this team. >> that struck me tonight. i said to vanessa, normally you can hear a pin drop retiring the fans are nice enough to stick it out. the big question now is i don't think anybody in boston is not thinking about this. what about john farrell as manager going forward? >> that's will be what the hear over the next 24 hours for sure. i think the fact they have lost five of the last six in the regular season they lost homefield advantage. they got down 2-0 in the series. they come home and get swept. he's on the hotseat for sure. he will be criticized significantly over the next of the 24, >> much more to come. thank you, tom. sox fans obviously disappointed to say the least as they stream out of fenway. a tough way to end your season. >> we continue our team coverage now as well with fox 25's christine mccarthy live outside of fenway. >> reporter: a steady stream of fans coming out of fenway park right now. but you can still hear the chants underneath my audio and that's because people are still inside fenway park right now chanting of course for big papi. disappointed after this cleveland sweep. sox fans i spoke with earlier had them pumped up they were excited to cheer on the sox and extend the series after two losses to cleveland. but this loss of course means it was david ortiz's final game. big papi who has become a boston lngd not only for his 500+ home runs but for also being part of the community here for more than a decade. giving to charities, supporting the city, especially with his famous line after the boston everyone we talked to mention that line. take a listen. >> he's a hero to this city and for me, myself, i lived in boston for five years, and i was here when everything went down in 2013, and he brought so many people together with that speech. day. >> reporter: perhaps you wouldn't expect to be hearing cheering from inside fenway park after losing the divisional series. but people are very proud to have seen big papi. live outside fenway park, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> our special coverage of tonight's game continues over the next two hours. ahead at 11:00 steve lyons joins us in studio plus, new reaction from the players in the locker room. it's clear it's going to get cold overnight. temperatures in your area right now. they are going to go down overnight. in fact some of you under a freeze warning others under a frost advisory. let's get right over to storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz. >> you have gardens or crops this is a problem. a freeze warning back here in purple. this is an area that has already had a freeze. the frost advisory close inside 128 you need to take temperatures dropping down 49? boston, look at bedford at 39, and keen at 35. in fact, even closer in to boston you will find some temperatures that are already into the 30s. over to worcester county fitchburg had 38. carlyle you're at 39 degrees right now as well. off to the north and west of there into southern new hampshire seeing temperature into the 30s as well. west and southwest of boston you are finding temperatures just as cold 38 degrees right now. so hour by hour overnight county you are going down into the 30s. there will be places in colder valleys around the man in the will get down even lower than that. clear with temperatures in the 30s. we'll talk more about the thoughts and freezing temperatures and rebound tomorrow just ahead. >> all right, kevin. donald trump support took a hit this weekend according to the latest national poll. hillary clinton leads the republican nominee by double digits now. the "wall street journal", nbc news poll has conducted after a recording of trump talking about groping women debate. despite the numbers both nominees are claiming they won last night's did not. interesting to say the least. here's how clinton and trump continued their campaigns one night after a memorable showdown. >> did anybody see that debate last night? well, you never saw anything like that before. >> reporter: a significant portion of the debate focused on this tape from 11 years ago between donald trump and tv host billy bush making sexually aggressive comments about women. with trump seeking to down play the comments calling them locker room talk. trump tried to pivot to accusations leveled against his opponent's husband in the 19 snooiz they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things will continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things there are so many of them. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan saying he will no longer defend trump, instead he will focus on keeping the g.o.p. in focus. trump tweeting this response time on balancing the budget, jobs and illegal immigration and not waste his time on fighting republican nom my. the democratic nominee seizing on the rift. by releasing a series of ads came at g.o.p. voters, apparently featuring unhappy voters themselves. >> i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. >> named in that now infamous video is nancy o'dell. o'dell released a statement about what donald trump to her about billy bush in 2005. she then spoke at the top of today's show about the video. here's part of her statement. >> there is no room for object rejectify indication for women. the conversation has got to change because everybody deserves respect no matter the gender or setting and as a mom, i'm glad to add that our kids, especially our young girls, need to know that their hard work, their achievement, their intelligence, their hearts things will not go unnoticed. >> and billy bush has been suspended from nbc indefinitely after that tape was released. meanwhile we are hearing from one of three women who claims bill clinton sexually assaulted her during his presidency. here's why she said she's decided to tell her story. >> she's trying to show that hillary is not the person she wants to you think she is. hillary threatened me three weeks after her husband raped she visually personally came up to me and threatened me. do you think that's very nice? >> if the fallout and damage control continues. be sure to stay with fox 25 on air and on-line at fox25boston.com. you can also follow along using the fox 25 news app which is free to download on any device. >> developing tonight pentagon officials say navy destroyer was targeted by missiles while off the coast iranian backed actually rebels fired two missiles. neither hit the ship but definitely targeted. it was not immediately clear out close those missiles came to the destroyer and no one was hurt. red sox losers if you are just joining us the series over, season over. let's go out to fenway butch stearns standing by on the field. butch a tough loss they couldn't get it done. >> no, it's a very simple reason averaged nearly six runs a game. the only scored seven runs in this entire series. their season is over and david ortiz's career is over but the big moment that just happened moments ago was david ortiz coming out on the field more than three-quarters of he's fans never left after the game demanding that ortiz came out he knew it, he came out he walked to the mound. he kept when he got to the mound. he stood there for several was a very touching moment. ortiz knew that he was saying good-bye to the fans of boston for the last time. the red sox of course season is done as we mention. but then ortiz walked off and these fans just stood. they're just starting to file out now. clearly it has been an amazing 20 years for david ortiz in the major league. 14 years here in boston. after talking to him last week one on one ortiz will going anywhere. boston is still his home he considers himself a botian but this was really a tough way -- bostonian but this was really a tough way for him to go out. at last at-bat was a walk then he ended up on second base. ortiz knew that it was probably his last moment but the team was rallying so he didn't want any ceremony at that point. as he said, mark, the big story the red sox lose 4-3. they get swept unexpectedly surprisingly by the to play the toronto blue jays in the alcs. but a very memorable moment with the final good-bye. >> would have rather seen it in a parade. that is something to behold. for those people. butch, real quickfully we can -- real quickly if we can, and coco crisp hit the home run first time in four years? >> well, series and you thinking mike napoli former red sox, terry francona former red sox might hurt you all kinds of guys on cleveland you are not think about coco crisp. second career postseason home run was a big blow tonight. a two run home run and coco has many memories here, good ones, in a red sox uniform. he was a champion with the red sox and now he puts the dagger in on this team in this game tonight. second career postseason 39th postseason game former red sox as you said, ock. >> it always works that way. second career postseason i should say. second since 2012 just wasn't expected. >> the unexpected in the postseason. red sox fell for a great season. new at 10:00 we are learning more about the dangerous on the mass pike when a man drove in the wrong direction during the rush hour. how many miles he how many cars crashed and why police haven't charged the driver. but first. >> five teens killed in a horrific crash in vermont. police have a prime suspect and don't we've learned that man has strong ties to massachusetts. and we are following breaking news why samsung is asking anyone with a galaxy ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. breaking news samsung is asking people not to use or sell the galaxy note 7. >> the company made the announce amount short time ago. let's get right it on to fox 25's malini basu. >> yeah, vanessa, if you have a samsung galaxy note 7 turn it off immediately. some phones are catching fire spontaneously. if you remember just last month a company issued a recall for the smartphone because it could catch fire but now there are reports that the replacement phones are also catching fire. the gooses are just one of exploded on them. at&t, verizon, t-mobile and sprint all say they will no longer offer the replacement version of samsung's troubled smartphone. some customers say that even the replacement phones are having problems with the battery overheating. >> it just went poof and smoke started coming out. >> reporter: last week a southwest airlines flight in louisville, kentucky, had to be grounded when smoke from a samsung phone started filling the cabin. >> i noticed smoke just pouring out of my pock pocket and threw it on the ground. >> reporter: a man in china posted a video of his scorched phone on-line he says it burst into flames while charging. now the major carrier will only be swapping the old phones for different models instead of the new galaxy note 7. samsung says the battery problem is found in only a fraction of the phones in use. but they still recalled the galaxy note 7 worldwide just a month after its august debut. "precautionary measure. >> here's the latest update. they say they are still investigating this and are once again telling everyone to turn off your galaxy 7 and consumers stop selling them. in the meantime, customers will be offered a refund for the phone. for now live in the newsroom, malini basu, fox 25 news. traffic is back to normal tonight on the mass pike after major delays when the driver went the wrong way in newton. state police say the driver of that car crossed to wrong side of the highway and traveled three miles. then hit a guard rail and stopped. emergency crews took that driver away on the stretcher. he is an 80-year-old westwood man and three others crashed and were still working to learn what caused the driver to cross over. state police have revoked the man's license and are looking into whether charges will be filed. at least 1,000 people gathered outside of vermont high school tonight to remember the five teens killed in the weekend crash. police say the man responsible for that crash fox 25's ted daniel live in newburyport tonight with new information about the man's ties to massachusetts. ted? >> reporter: vanessa, his name is stephen bergoin and he grew up in newburyport and attended the public schools here until his sophomore year of high school when he moved out of state. tonight he's facing serious injuries and serious charges for what's being called one of the worst crashes in the history of vermont. three of the five teens killed in a horrific crash near burlington,er have. all but one were juniors in the small community of moortown. this evening thousands attended a candlelight individual thrill. >> it's numbing. >> reporter: police say the teens were in a volkswagen jetta late saturday night when they were hit head-on by a wrong way driver and the impact caused the jetta to explode into flames. the first police officer arrived on the scene. >> that officer went down to try and extinguish that fire in the process of trying to extinguish that fire he looked up and noticed that someone had jumped into his cruiser and took off traveling southbound with the emergency lights still activated. >> reporter: police say 76-year-old stephen bergoin hit seven other vehicles before the cruiser caught fire and he was taken into custody. >> he was probably doing 100 miles per hour in the >> reporter: he lives in vermont with strong family ties to massachusetts. his late mother and late father were from newburyport and he had prior addresses in salisbury and new hampshire. investigators called him a prime suspect in the teen's death and they say what happened was no accident. >> he's were all terrific young students -- these were all terrific young students that have been taken from us way too early and far too soon. granted an emergency motion to have bergoin bail set at $1 million today that's because prosecutors believe if and when he gets out of the hospital he could be a flight risk. he's also expected to stand in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? 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fas happened then they would be driving fast like that. >> shooting took place at about 1:00 a.m. sunday the victim a 9-year-old girl shot in the lower back. >> i just heard mad gunshots. i count count how many i just heard a lot. >> she told us she's the mother of 17-year-old d'andre king settles the teenager who was shot and killed in the same place last december. this has to stop. like innocent people police are looking for a white car. police who live here tell me this level of violence has them frightened. the mother of victim d'andre kings tells me she's trying to move. >> i can't take it. i can't take it and i'm trying to lose another kid because the pain is unreal. boston police have not yet identified the 9-year-old girl who was shot here over the weekend. she is expected to survive. less than an hour ago boston lost. what about the future and fox 25 steve lyons will be in studio to discuss not when it comes to health reports on soda is the information you're getting the truth? the troubling information discovered by researchers at boston university. at the top of the hour. >> it's a beautiful sunrise this morning after a very cloudy and wet sunday. this is our boston fox 25 picture of the day gorgeous shot of the skyline at sunrise today. it got windy today we know that had been wind temperatures struggle to get up to the upper 50s and touch 60. new bedford to 61 so when you you're starting out on lower temperatures that's the reason you will have lower temperatures at night particularly with the winds now dying down. the nights where you can cool off the most are the clear calmer nights. winds are still blowing but not hard to keep the temperature from free falling. so the frost advisory is not for coastal areas and especially not for cape cod peek inside 128 includes the north shore merrimack valley and stretches out here to 495. what that means is a really good chance for some frost to develop tonight and a widespread area where you haven't had frost yet this morning. so if you have things growing outside you need to protect them at the very least tonight. back here in purple that's a freeze warning. that's for temperatures getting close to a below freezing and -- i say close to because your temperature can be say still 33?. if you have an official high off the ground liable it's supposed to be. but at the ground level six feet down it can be a few degrees colder and be freezing. so you can't you just go by the thermometer in situations like this. it's going to be close enough that it becomes a risk out here for your crops, for your forward tons freeze up and be the end of the growing season. already happened out here is why we're not getting a warning. other places in purpose retail in that freeze tonight. temperatures already bearing that out. 39? in bedford, it's down to 35? in keen, new hampshire, where the wind is still stirring up the air not allowing it to settle down and cool off. boston already 36 degrees. off to the west of there and southwest new hampshire 38, 37 but we come close to the boston and find cool temperatures. carlyle is at 37? over my right shoulder fitchburg at 38?. look at this off to the southwest of boston like medfield 39? right now. med way 38 and franklin at 39?. then to the south shore temperatures here dropping into the 30s in attleboro 38? in taunton 36? already tonight. here's that cape cod seeing warmer temperatures that's the difference between calm conditions. in worcester you are dropping down to at least 40. there will be towns around worster that will drop into be. boston dropping into the 40s. clear skies turning to sunshine then cape cod staying in the upper 40s for your low temperatures. you will wake up to sunshine you have it all day tomorrow. so your high temperatures will rebound back into the low and mid-60s across the area. on wednesday just a few clouds drifting by but it will be a mostly sunny gorgeous day one more time. the only day this week that has any concern at all is thursday. a weak front coming on through. there is a small chance we will be able to kick off a showerer thursday temperatures warm up slightedly ahead of that front. this is the coldest morning of the week that i see coming up this week and it is the one with the frost warning and freeze advisory out there. take heed of those. we'll talk more about your wake up forecast and what's ahead the rest of the week into the weekend with the new information coming in right now. want to go out to fenway park. big papi has been in the media following tonight's loss. the media down in fenway park obviously spanish speaking at the moment. of course prior to that he was talking in english but oftentimes as he will because he is from the dominican republic he will go to his native tongue then go back and speak english. we'll turn some of this around for you. later on. last night's presidential debate has launched an unlikely star in the social media world. he asked the question 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of lunchables have been recalled. they contain wheat and soy weren't listed on the table. there are -- listed on the label. the train tracks, trashed. fox 25 viewer contacted us after staring at the same pile of trash all year long. in the story you will see only on fox 25 what happened when we asked who's responsible for cleaning it up? but first, new at 10:00 -- >> why kids at one local popular team have to watch ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. little kids used football fields for practice but before they do the parents and coaches have to search for dirty needles. >> we told you about similar stories during the past few months. >> tonight we are hearing from parents who are very concerned about their child's safety. fox 25's john monahan is story new at 10:00. john? >> reporter: mark and vanessa, parents have reached out to thity and to police and they do say that both have helped. this box put in for people to doiz possess of used needles. >> reporter: under these lights in this city park the boston bengals pop warner team practices in the shadow of the ha parents here are worried but not about the game. >> this year the parents are more concerned because they're showing up a lot more. cat screena is talking about meals and she says they are everywhere on the edge of the field and even where the kids played. >> they will do a good examination. >> reporter: the problem so bad now that the city put in this needle collection box the young football player at risk. >> reporter: katerina says more and more addicts are coming here. it's so bad that on recent sarts the kids have had to dodge people passed out on the field. >> they're like running to catch the ball and running over people. >> reporter: katerina uses the city's new 311 app to report the needles. she tells fox 25 that the city does clean it up but the addicts >> reporter: katerina says more must be done by parents, police, and the city to keep these kids safe. >> we need to push harder and push the city to make sure that the park is clean and that they're not just letting people o.d. on the field. >> reporter: despite recent efforts here katerina says it is time for parents to think outside the box. she's planning to meet with ideas going to think of new and creative ways to help keep their kids safe. live in roxbury tonight, john monahan, fox 25 news. a pair of high school football coaches are on paid leave after an incident on board a newtown south school bus. it appears this agreement turned physical on thursday after a freshman football team returned home after the loss. we're told the student called police and troopers pulled the bus over. state police and school administrators are looking into what happened. >> a taunton her boyfriend text messages to kill himself said the statements should not be were head at trial. michelle carter claims she was not given her rights when police first questioned her. the 20-year-old is charged with manslaughter for the death of 18-year-old boy. carter's lawyer has argued that texts are protected free speech and she's not responsible for the suicide. residents are looking for a place to stay tonight's after fire tore through their building. taking a look right now you firefighters say high winds fanned this morning's flames and spoke. many people were still sleeping when the fire started. >> i woke up to people pounding on our door. firefighters pounding on our door saying there was a fire. i got my roommate up and we got out. you can see flames shooting out the roof. >> fire investigators say most of the damage is on the second floor. they're still looking at the fire's cause. commuter rail tracks at the back bay station in boston. a commuter contacted us frustrated that he has been staring at the same pile of trash all year long. our kerry kavanaugh asked who's responsible for cleaning it up in a story you will see only here on fox 25. >> reporter: bottles, kups, paper a traffic -- cups, a paper, traffic cone she never day i see the same trash. same pile because he's documented it taking photos of the same trash can lid for months. he tweeted the photos to the mbta, the commuter trail, the mayor's office. they told him these tracks should be maintained by amtrak. he contacted them, too. he says they all promise action. >> nothing happened. so i tweeted them again. nothing happened. >> reporter: the trash continues to collect. the lid in the same place >> it's really sad that people are pointing fingers and it's not getting done. >> reporter: that's when phillips tweeted fox 25. we also contacted the mbta, keolis which operates the commuter rail and amtrak. the mbta and amtrak said they would bring the issue to amtrak's attention. we also brought the attention to amtrak's attention for which they thanked up and e-mailed us a statement saying while the situation illustrated in the photos does not appear to pose an immediate safety hazard crews will be remove the debris. billups is fed up saying this trash is potentially unsafe and definitely unflattering. >> our leaders talk about how a world-class city it is as a world-class city it also should be clean. >> so we asked amtrak if their crews had a regular maintenance schedule here on these tracks they did not provide. that we'll let you know this trash gets cleaned up. in the back bay, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. police are being credited with saving a couple's wedding over the weekend. they shared it with us. apparently the mother of the groom wandered off the property they were renting for the wedding and got lost for hours. troopers were able to find the woman and reignite her with her family in time for the ceremony to begin just a little bit of a delay. >> just on time. >> and the wedding. >> congratulations. fans lined up out the door and down the street to boss. >> bruce springsteen was on a marble book tour wrapping up -- national book tour wrapping up today in massachusetts. moments that inspire his work as well as the back stories behind his most memlerable moments. fans lined up to talk to the boss today about his career in rock 'n' roll. >> tell him how much i appreciate that he leaves it on the stage but he also left it in the book. >> the last time springsteen was making headlines was at tour. he risked a fine in foxborough after playing a four hour concert at gillette. forecast a beauty but it's all right. 49? in boston and cold in the suburbs. 39? out there in bedford, that's where the freeze warnings are right now back in here. got to protect those plants. does not include the city. but on average in the morning colder to the northwest warmer at the coast averaging 35 a frosty storm could be right on top of the island of bermuda on the current track. we'll talk more about the cold temperatures in just a few minutes. a busted water main flooded parking garage this weekend and none of the cars got wet. that's because the garage was built on giant foam blocks but there is some bad news check it out here. as the floodwaters rose so did the foam blocks. it mushed the cars right into the pushed the cars right into the ceiling crushing the vehicles. one vehicle hit a gas pipe and now the damaged car can't be moved. tonight's a teenager is turning heads in the medical world. >> next at 10:00 how her invention could change the way patients are treated and how much money she got for it. first a wild encounter that ended with a bald eagle at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus even more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, e lot of ?bread.? [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support >> mississippi high school football scored a touchdown kiendl is now the first young woman in state history to ever make her way into the endzone. she normally plays defense but her number was dhald weekend to punch it in. >> i was supposed to go right behind the d-line i was scared. >> what a way to put it. good for her. in the history of mississippi high school football female players have only kicked field goals and breeland said she wanted to make history ever since she started playing for the school three years ago. she did just that. good for her. one lucky bald eagle was saved. >> take a look at these new photos just into our newsroom. the bird got stuck in the grill of a canon saturday. the bird does not appear to be hurt. they have to -- grill of the she helped doctors determine when it needs to be changed. she hopes it will change lives. >> it reports moisture level in the wound dressing. so it allows physicians to be able to tell when we're going to change the dressing and how we're going to help the wounds heal faster. >> she is very confident. very well spoken. the young inventer won a $15,000 scholarship from google for says she would like to win the noble peace prize. a pair of local controversy in fact won this one though for economics. had been awarded the prize. the news conference at m.i.t. today he simply overwhelmed and was lucky work with such amazing people. he couldn't believe it when his phone rang with the good news. the pair will now split a now at 11:00, david ortiz's career is over. team coverage of number 34's final game in boston red and white. >> where a freeze warning is in place with clear skies. those temperatures are dropping fast. >> plus, the samsung note galaxy 7 problems are not getting better. the unprecedented move by the company tonight. >> plus, a long way in the middle of rush hour. what state police have done with the driver. and nancy at the leaked tapes. the conversation she says has to change. >> announcer: now with breaking news this is fox 25 news at 11:00 complete new england news coverage. >> and breaking right now at 11:00, the final walk for number 34. the red sox season and david ortiz's career over but not before a final tip of the cap of big papi. good evening everyone i'm mark ockerbloom. >> i'm vanessa welch. this was one of the most emotional moments in red sox history. just two weeks ago they were top in the league but then they lost five of their last six games and shockingly swept out of the playoffs by the cleveland indians who surged down the stretch to claim home field advantage in the american league division series. 2-1 tonight in a sixth inning. look who did it. coco crisp. 13 home runs all seas run shot putting the as on top 4-1. but the sox fought back two. men on the eighth inning down a pair. hanley ramirez lines one to left. mookie betts comes in to score and ortiz is lifted for a pinch runner. but that's the last time he leaves the field as a major leather. it's a big spot. xander bogaerts rips one the

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