great lakes we're beginning to see some enhancement of the rainfall so some heavier showers and upstate new york headed our way. right now it is clear just a few high clouds and far western mass. temperatures in the upper 40s and the lower 50s. and we're not going to get much cooler overnight tonight. the clouds, the winds staying up we'll see those showers moving in. good news is the wind damage is gone. we still have some gusts 20, 30 miles per hour but that's not enough to really do any damage to the trees any longer. so it's going to be a brzy some showers to deal with. but then we do clear things out before it's all said and done tomorrow. but at the bus stop singing about the rain jackets, umbrellas it's going to be cool cool and damp. it's going to be on the breezy, side, too. i have much more on the timeline coming up. >> the gusty winds knocked down some big tree branches in newton today. take a look at this one on wood cliff road. a crew cleaned up the mess we're following developing news tonight crews are working to fix a leaking train that spilled thousands of gallons of diesel fuel. >> fox 25's malini basu live where those efforts are now underway. melanie, lat of fuel already on the ground tonight? >> reporter: yes, chris, as a matter of fact it's really a different scene from when we first got here about an hour ago. several firearms, nearby fire departments responded as you can imagine getting that call for a large fuel spill. here we are this is a live look at the scene here ayers. this is around 7:00 or so they got that call after a train locomotive spilled at least 2,500 gallons of fuel. it happened in the area of the pan am yard. piece of metal may have ruptured tanks. also told the spill happened in a protected zone area. that being said, officials don't think any surface water or well water has been impacted by the spill. clean upcrews just arrived here within last 15 minutes. we're also being told luckily no one was hurt. they believe something hit that tank. for now live in ayer, malini basu, fox 25. >> thank you. developing tonight a massive search is underway for a missing woman from dracut. this is a photo of the 75-year-old. she has alzheimer's and parkinson's disease. she was last seen off hilder street this afternoon on the dracut lowell line. lowell police sent officers to that area to assist. if you see her or know where she is call police right away. also developing tonight at least 13 people are dead after a tour bus rear ended a big rig. it happened near palm springs, california. the bus went about 15 feet into that trailer. the crash happened early this morning. the bus driver among those killed. 30 others are injured including the truck driver. investigators are hoping to recover a black box to determine what caused that crash. buses usually have some kind of black box or black box or data control device. we're hoping to get a data recorder. but it's a 1996 model, we're not so sure that it's going to be there. >> the bus was on its way back to los angeles after a trip to a casino. the national transportation safety board is sending a team of investigators out to california to that scene. a sad ending to the search for a mission teenager out of nashua, new hampshire. this afternoon a state police helicopter in massachusetts spotted a bottom alo t it matched the description of that 16-year-old. jacob has not been seen since friday night. as fox 25's christine mccarthy reports. investigators believe he fell into a sewer hole. >> reporter: a nashua public works crew secures the cover over the sewer police believe 16-year-old jacob goulet fell into during the heavy rainstorm friday night. the work comes hours after a body believed to be the nashua teen's turned up in the merrimack river 10 miles >> if jacob has been lost this is a tragedy for our community. >> reporter: mayor james says why the steel cover was off whether byen wind or water is a mystery. >> we're going to be looking at the situation of whether there was secured or not and looking at the other injuries -- entries to the sewer system. >> reporter: nashua police say they responded to a call of a person who may have fallen into an open storm drain by the time he was captured walking home in the same area of 75 main street. thinking of sending people into that hole and the water flow was just without being positive, that somebody was down there was just absolutely unsafe. >> reporter: francis lee sanders tells fox 25 she saw the aftermath finding belongings police later described during the opening. >> they started helping help, help. >> reporter: goulet's family members helped search for him. telling fox 25 saturday they still had hope though the outcome seemed bleak. grandmother is home crying. it's just awful not knowing. >> reporter: no identity has yet been confirmed on the body but police say the clothing and body description match. >> i feel so bad for the family because i keep thinking maybe if i would have came earlier maybe he would have still been nearby. >> reporter: goulet is a student at nashua high school north where now grief counsellors have been made available for students. but the question remains how could this happen. the mayor tells us that the right now the goal is to make sure that every storm drain in the city is safe and secure so this never happens again. in nashua, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. brockton firefighters bat twrold house fires today. they believe they have narrowed down the cause of the second one. it happened on forest avenue around 3:00 this afternoon. crews found heavy fire coming out of the back of that building. one person who lived there already got out by the time crews arrived. the deputy fire chief >> it appears the one owner occupant was sweating some pipes in the basement without a permit and then was actually left the building, left the building maybe that still under investigation but that might be the cause at this point. >> the deputy chief says the building is okay but it will need more repairs. an american airlines flight was delayed getting to boston today after a couple got on the plane through a door that was supposed to be locked. the man and woman boarded the crew in philadelphia spotted them when general boarding began. now the airplane determined the couple was on the correct flight but everyone was ordered off so they could search the plane out of caution. the passengers were put on a different american airlines flight. they say this incident was not a security breach because the couple had gone through security. a man has died after being hit by an s.u.v. in falmouth. the crash happened on route 151 saturday night. witnesses say he was walking in the middle of the road. he was rushed to the police have identified him as 57-year-old braintree man. the 69-year-old driver stayed at the scene. she wasn't hurt so far no charges have been filed. amesbury police need your help searching for a bank robbery suspect. here's a man officers are looking for. officers say he robbed the citizens bank around noon today. if you see him they ask you not approach him. they consider him to be armed and dangerous. new at 10:00, this week mass dot will debut leek tolling on the mass pike but the mass pike. the electronic tolls require drivers have ez pass transponders and eliminate the needs to stop at the toll booths. but mass dot has hired a consultant which will study traffic and revenue. according to the contract, their services may include analyzing and investigating toll rate scenarios such as rate equity, vehicle miles travelled and this interesting point congestion pricing scenarios or higher rates during peak traffic. they sent us a statement. "mass dot does not intend to utilize congestion pricing they are focusing for billing purposes only. electronic tolling prices are revenue neutral because the purpose of electronic tolling is to increase safety, relieve traffic congestion and reduce greenhouse gases. while it wasn't the prettiest of wins but a win is a win. the patriots come out of pittsburgh with a w today. >> sports director tom lieden joins us now. teams. >> sloppy game still an 11-point win on the road for patriots who are now 6-1 have opened up a two game lead on the steelers. many feel they're the top competition in the afc since the pats now have the head-to-head tie-breaker. the offense seemed ready to go. jumping out to an early lead. 7.50 minute drive. tom brad to james white out of the back field. it was 7-0 patriots. early second quarter here we starting out his big day bulling through the line for six. pats on top 14-0. more from him later. one game point in the third. brady goes down the middle. rob gronkowski ties stanley morgan record for career touchdowns as a patriot with 68. missed 20 point so it's 20-13. steelers made it 20-16. second time on the night that's how it would end. the pats win it tonight 27-16. >> we stuck to our game plan. obviously, we didn't play perfect with turnovers but we played good enough to win the game. >> just the quickness he's a big back but he's got great agility. he makes yards after contact. he a great day today. >> over the last three weeks in the afc north from here another road trip the patriots in buffalo next sunday. ahead tonight on the "sports wrap" we'll get into it all the good, bad and the ugly, yes there was some ugly from kerry? >> revenge in buffalo next week. developing tonight, a smokey scene at south station. fox 25 viewer shared these pictures with us. firefighters did put out a small fire. according to the mbta shuttle buses are running between park street and ashmont. a spokesperson for the t says that train was disabled because of a mechanical problem. no reports of any injuries. a u.s. army reservist is more than after suffering a heart attack during army exercises. >> still to come tonight on fox 25 news at 10:00 y the army claims they're not at fault and what the reservist is doing in response. plus, she's a breast cancer survivor getting back some of what the disease robbed her of. >> i want to think that i could look womanly and i deserve it and i'm worth it. >> the procedure that's restoring her self-esteem. but first, remembering his passion. the family of one of the men i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. please join me in voting no on question 2. >> we're learning more about the two construction workers killed in the trench collapse in boston's southend. the victim's families are speaking out, shocked heartbroken and angry. >> reporter: 47-year-old warren higgins hit the road every day before the sun came up. >> very early in the morning 4:30, 5:00 in the morning from warren. >> reporter: his aunt and uncle still in disbelief of what happened. they feel this accident was preventable. >> the other victim is 53-year-old kevin maddox pictured with his wife and daughters. co-workers tell fox 25 he was a family man and a long time hardworking employee of atlantic drain service. fox 25 found dozens of osha violations against the company the since 2007, atlantic drain has been cited for 16 serious violations. some of the fines were specifically for drain safety. higgins' uncle questions how they can stay in business. >> they continue to get jobs. why? >> reporter: fox 25 has also learned atlantic drain has tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid fines. osha is trying to recoup through debt collections. but they have refused to comment. the family says they're choosing to focus on how he lived not how he died. there's new information about a deadly stabbing in hyannis. you can see a lot of flashing lights as a man is loaded into a waiting ambulance. this happened very early saturday morning on bath lane. we're told police were called for a fight and is found two stabbing victims. tonight we know 26-year-old thomas russell died from his injuries. another man is in critical condition. police are still investigating they have made e that person facing charges for a probation violation. the attorney general's office is reaching out to grandparents affected by the opioid crisis. the state says more grandparents are having to take care of their grandchildren because of addiction and overdose deaths. a town hall will be held tuesday night at 6:00 at middlesex community college in lowell. the meet willing give grandparents and other relatives caring for children a chance to talk about opioid addiction and >> with more than two weeks to go until election day a new poll shows hillary clinton with a double digit lead over donald trump. the abc news poll shows clin with 50% for to trump's 38%. 5% back libertarian gary johnson and 2% support the green party's jill stein. the results come on the heels of last week's third and final presidential debate. a cnn average of recent national polls shows clinton is 11 points ahead of trump. now early vo early voting is already underway at a number of key swing states with just over two weeks until election day. kyle cameron reports from naples florida tonight where donald trump made his latest push for votes. >> reporter: unaccustom to being the underdog donald trump looking for a come from behind surge in the 15 days left until election track in they're 15 targetsed battleground. >> hollowed ground where so many lives were given in service to freedom. >> reporter: trump chose historic gettysburg site of the civil war bloodiest battle to deliver wlafs billed as his closing argument yesterday. he recapped his policy goals as a contract with american voters but upstaged himself by first promising lawsuits against for allegedly rigging the election and the women he says who have falsely accused him of sexual misconduct. he also threatened to halt three current big media corporate merger and acquisition proposals arguing they're corrupt would consolidate too much power. >> that is carl cameron reporting for us in florida tonight. also tonight more allegations of sexual misconduct against donald trump are coming to light. the republican presidential nominee has strongly denied those claims and now says he they came forward to hurt my campaign. all of these liars will be sued after the election. >> reporter: trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and even suggested hillary clinton's campaign is involved. clinton will be campaigning in manchester, new hampshire, tomorrow along with senator elizabeth warren. i will be there covering that event. look for live reports starting at 4:00 p.m. >> well, it's the football brawl that went environmental. merrimack college football team -- vi merrimack college football team got into a fight with connecticut. a merrimack spokesperson says some players began pushing and shoving. then the fighting started. it was eventually broken up when officers got on the field. some students who were at the game watched it unfold. >> if merrimack handled it like they had to handle it the kid was wrong for doing what he did. >> a spokesperson from the team told fox 25 there were no arrests and no significant injuries reported. a spokesperson from southern connecticut has not and shared thousands of times on twitter. an emotional trip to holocaust survivors make a once in a lifetime journey. the special honor they received during a 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more than 5,000 migrants have been rescued from the italian coast. the italian coast guard says they also found 14 bodies along the water. crews had to take more than 20 rescues this weekend. secretary of defense ash right now. >> as connor powell reports he's there to get a closer look as troops fight an all-out battle to retake the city of mosul. >> reporter: iraqi and kurdish troops continue to move closer to the isis held town of mosul. they say they have captured the town which is only eight miles or so outside of mosul. it's liberation removes yet another obstacle for iraqi forces. fierce fighting are finding many road and buildings laced with bombs. at least 25 kurdish fighters have been killed since the operation began one week ago. today u.s. secretary of defense ash carter visited iraq to assess the progress of the operation. while still stressing this battle to free mosul will take time, u.s. officials say so far iraqi forces with the help of u.s. troops have made considerable progress to isolate isis fighters in neighboring iraq, syria as well. >> the fight for mosul though is not without controversy. there are some 500 turkish troops in iraq and turkish leaders say they will participate in the liberation of mosul a move both american and iraqi leaders are against. in jerusalem, connor powell, fox news. an army reservist is fighting back after a heart devin. he owes tens of thousands in medical ibm but he's not getting any help. coming up why the army says they're not responsible for those bills. i'm timing this rain for your morning drive and we'll show who you gets best ch kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's n water. i've been called a problem solver by 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and no one can see it. no one knows it but you. >> reporter: the permanent scarring and disfigureration was something she suffered silently. now she's getting back a little of what cancer took away. >> this is a -- >> i realize what a difference it could make for women in their life. >> reporter: permanent makeup artist and salon started tattooing eyebrows then the aerola tattooing. that's why she's giving the service to this driver for free. >> to have her do this service for me for -- to make me feel better about myself priceless. the new me. i love it. >> she looks really good. off. [laughter] >> reporter: blink salon also threw in some enhanced brows through a procedure called microblading. some coloration as restoration of this woman's sense of self-. >> i want to think that i could look womanly, and i deserve it, and i'm worth it. >> reporter: she says she pays it forward with a message to others who too find themselves in a fight for their life. through and survived and you can too. >> reporter: so nice meeting this woman. okay is breast cancer awareness month. janine credits her vichl to routine detection. -- her survivor to routine detection. >> what a great service. >> life changing. >> very much so. nicely done. well, memorial service is planned for a connecticut mom mis terously lost at sea. linda carmen is pre boat sank he survived a week before he was rescued it's planned for a memorial on wednesday that according to the hartford current. however, his mother's three sisters say they are not involved. they call the service premature and inappropriate because the investigation is ongoing. nathan's attorney says the 22-year-old has not given up hope his mom will be found but believes now is an appropriate time to start the mourning process. standing in parts of the state, including some t stations. here's a look at the harvard station on the red line. this is from saturday night. you can see water is flooded up to the top of the stairs there. washington washington and new hampshire saw its first snowfall this weekend. the observatory says they've had about three inches of snow and winds over 100 miles per hour. mount washington officials have also reported temperatures hovering around 15?. i always love the mount washington video. several parts of new england got their first snowfall this weekend including sunday river. the mountains reporting about an inch of snow and you can see there's a bit of foilage left on the trees there. it looks like those leaves won't last much longer as you can see we already have the snow on them, too. we had about 5.50 inches, here's the time lapse so we can just recap the weekend. the mountains of vermont and new hampshire and even the bofas, too. now i'm watching rain moving -- berks, too. now i'm watching the rain. some heavy rain over upstate new york right now racing eastward. but temperatures in the low and middle 50s. it is clear we have a few high clouds in western mass 49? worcester right now. winds are coming down they're still breezy gusting at around 30 miles per hour in several locations. keep in mind we're gusting about 50 dur we had a slew of tree damage, unfortunately, with some of those gustier winds now we're out of the danger zone. we turn our attention to a breezy and chilly night tonight with some rain moving in in the early morning hours then clearing out. your metro west planner between about 4:00 and 7:00 a.m. going to want to have that umbrella on stand by. there's plymouth county. the showers could last a little bit longer here up till about 8:00 maybe even a little bit beyond. then we'll start to move them offshore. there are your wake up 40s most spots. nantucket will be in the low 50s there. we'll have west southwest wind at around five to 15 miles per hour. then those winds gusts will pick up at around 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning once again to around 30 miles per hour. so as i mention we're watching a couple of watches of rain some heavier showers really showing up on radar now. can't even rule out a rumble of thunder in the overnight south of the pike. i chose the model that makes the most sense right now that's initializing the west and this is our high resolution hourly updated model. so let me share this with you. this is 4:00 in the morning when you see shiri as we get things underway on fox 25 morning news there's some heavy rain in connecticut. look as the rain goes north ward it's just lightning up. this is one of -- lightening up. this is one of those deals it's a shortcutoff. as you go into boston some soaking rain possible but more likely plymouth county, cape and the islands this is and maybe half an inch too and some of those heavier yellows that you are seeing. south shore, cape and islands we've been talking about south of the pike the favorite area. so along the pike it's wet enough to dampen the commute. by 9:00 in the morning most of the rain is outside of here and we're already trying to turn breezy and dry things out. so the 6:00 a.m. hour your travel conditions on the poor side but by 9:00 in the morning just some leftover wet roads. if you can delay your commute a little that's probably the thing to do tomorrow. taking a look at the rainfall totals well, anywhere from a tenth to maybe .2 in most spots, however some locally higher amounts again are going to be possible south of the pike. so your day planner starts out dreary but it brightens up nicely. in fact, by 9:00 in the morning we're drying out in the upper fris then we're breezy with sunny skies at 9:00 -- at 1:00 in the upper 50s. less wind still at 10 to 20 with gusts to 30 miles per hour. here's the seven-day forecast. it stays breezy on tuesday but then we have to turn our attention to some cold nights. when those winds taper down and the skies get clear that's when we expect those colder readings and i think thursday morning is our best chance for the coldest readings of the season. low there was out there some 20s in those normally colder spots then a new round of rain on the way by thursday night and on with a next weather system coming in. back to you. >> okay, jason, thanks. still to come tonight a dramatic rescue on the high seas where a stranded sailors were plucked from the ocean. ? 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>> reporter: and it took nearly a year for the u.s. army reserve to issue that ruling, kerry and chris. captain shane morgan says his unit here at fort defon have been nothing but supportive and his issue is with higher ups who have concluded that his heart attack is his problem. >> i ended up doing 40 pushups after doing 40 i collapsed onto the floor. >> reporter: that's how it all started for u.s. army reserves cyber security unit. the father of two, from milford, new hampshire, suffered a heart attack during a required physical fitness test at fort devins. it was his first p.t. exam in the army reserve before that he had been active duty army for 10 years. >> this past year has been as challenging and as difficult as my deployment to afghanistan was. >> reporter: that's because shane and his wife jamie feel like the army reserve has left them out in the cold. unit as happening in the linch of duty. but that ruling has been overturned by higher upts who determine shane's heart attack was inevitable. >> reporter: according to the report heart disease is likely considered as existing prior to service. shane says the only medical evidence prior to his heart attack are blood tests that showed borderline high cholesterol,s months before. >> they also have the information from my had my heart attack my blood was taken and my cholesterol was 185. >> i think here inept. >> reporter: it means sane and his wife are on the hook for the $10,000 insurance won't cover. but the couple says this isn't about the money. >> how many soldiers have gotten denied and they shouldn't and you're told you haven't have a voice no, we do have a voice and we're going to use it. army reserve says in part the physical and financial well-being of our soldiers and their families is a top concern for army reserve leaders at all levels. we take all line of duty investigations seriously and will take all possible steps to ensure they are completed accurately and in a timely manner. in that statement the army reserve also confirmed for us that they will reopen the investigation. no word on how long that will take. reporting live near fort devins, ted daniel, fox 25 news. we're following breaking news out of the boston university campus right now. b.u. police are investigating a sexual assault that happened early this morning at the warren towers. boston university police telling us it was reported later this afternoon. the officers do not yet have a description of the suspect. b.u. police ask anyone if they have information to please call them. police officer now recovering after surviving a serious crash left his cruiser crumpled and twisted the driver that hit him was drunk. according to police, the officer was stopped at a red light on route 18 early saturday morning when 24-year-old ryan nowed right into him. this is not his first offense. he has been charged with o.u.i. once before. >> now he has to pay for what he did. >> the officer has neck and back injuries but is expected to be okay. his two passengers not hurt. he was released on bail is expected to be arraigned in brockton district court tomorrow. new at 10:00, the coast guard raced to the rescue of four boaters stranded in florida. it started taking on water. one was able to call 911 and ask for help before that call was lost. all four were wearing their life vests and they weren't hurt. well, commuters will be seeing some changes to i-95 have moved one of the three southbound lanes to a new bridge. this means the road will split near the providence mall with two highway lanes staying on the left one staying on the right. officials say there will be plenty of signs leading to that road split. two holocaust survivors just had their wish of a lifetime filled. they visited the u.s. holocaust millennium on museum in washington, d.c. to honor their families. >> reporter: now 90 years old, albert was just 15 when french town and took his mother who died in a concentration camp. albert's wife, 81-year-old esther has fewer memories because she was only a child but still whrms her mother was captured in paris later killed at auschwitz. >> it's close to our hearts think our family. >> reporter: albert survived the holocaust moving from location to location. meanwhile esther, her sister and many other children were normandy. >> we became like part of the village. >> reporter: the couple met in paris in 1960, then married and settled in brooklyn. >> yesterday was our 53rd anniversary. the best thing that ever happened to her. [laughter] >> reporter: the couple was brought here to the museum by the nonprofit organization wish of a lifetime which grants long time wishes to deserving senior citizens. >> i'm happy that i came. i'm happy that i came and i saw everything. >> reporter: this was their first visit here experiencing all exhibits all the emotions then in the hall of remembrance lighting candles for their families. >> this is the first stage of the convoy. >> reporter: after the tour they received copies of the internment and deportation documents for their mothers. they also received this photo of albert's cousin of his bar fits -- bar mitzvah pressure images. >> we don't have pictures from our family. everything was destroyed during the war. destruction they found each other and today they have their own family, children and grandchildren and a story they hope will remember be forgotten. >> indeed. albert and esther are now among just 100,000 or so holocaust survivors still alive to tell their story. >> amazing they got those photos. >> at 11:00 we're working to learn new details about thousands of gallons of diesel fuel that spilled from a train tonight. coming up the bodies of water within a few hundred feet of that spill what may have caused th break a big honor for a big joker. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question w citizen. welcome back. winds are tapering down now but unfortunately we had some strong winds doing some damage today in worcester county and middlesex county. here's one a tree down a house on littleton road here in chelmsford earlier this afternoon. right now winds are gusting at 30 miles per hour below i'm watching this disturbance it will help to keep winds breezy the next couple days. it's also going to mean some rain for the morning drive time. i have the latest timeline on that and how much to expect right now though clear skies. all right, jason. actor comedian bill murray was honored tonight with the nation's top prize for humor. >> murray received the mark twain prize for american humor at the kennedy center in washington, d.c. he joined several other saturday night live alums who have received the prize that include tina fey, will he might be one of the biggest cubs fans around, tom. >> he has to be so absolutely thrilled. even i'm thrilled. i keep looking back at the time, 1945. that's the last time the cubs were in a world series. it's just unbelievable. should we talk some patriots. because everyone is pretty happy about that they're 6-1. you never really felt 100% comfortable watching this one. they knocked off a steelers team that didn't have ben roethlisberger but still showed up to take a punch in back. the offense seemed to be ready to go. they jumped outside to an early lead. seven and a half minute drive caps off with this. tom brady to james white that's misty food work. early second quarter here we go again. blund just starting out a big day for him 127 yards for him. 14-0. a one-point game in the third, brady to gronk that made it 20-13. but the steelers just wouldn't go away number 68 for 87. and here's touchdown number two on the day for lagarrett blunt. 27-16 is your final from heinz field. the patriots are 6-1. >> definitely not who makes the players -- the plays as long as we make them. that's why we have other players on the team. it's not about featuring one guy. >> that's a win on the road in the nfl especially i know they were mising some players but still great to win. >> opening week for the celtics they're going to get things started wednesday night at the garden against the brooklyn nets. one of the big stories of the pre-season terry didn't get a ton of time but looks like it will change. celtics owner was with me in studio we were talking about the green most notably part of our conversation focused on the emergence of the second year guard ought of louisville. >> terry's worked very hard the years we've had him here. worked on his shot, and i give credit to our scouting staff they thought he would be great in the draft he had all the capabilities and he's worked hard and he's really playing great. >> more of my conversation with pags plus, butch stearns from pittsburgh with the latest from locker room. and the candidates for a week 8 fox 25 high school game day game of the week. it is playoff time. that's tonight on the fox 25 "sports wrap" which immediately follows fox 25 news at 11:00. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts 11:00. a blustery day across new england. winds pushing through the region making for a brisk fall day. but tonight, we're watching as rain is set to move in for that morning commute. hello everyone i'm kerry kavanaugh. >> good evening, i'm chris flanagan. fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer watching the fast moving storm push across the midwest right now. jason the likely impact you can see new york as this fast moving clipper system comes by. right now it's clear over the greater boston area some high clouds in western mass out ahead of all this. temps in the low 50s in most locations. we'll end up in the 40s overnight. the winds are finally coming down. we're gusting 20, 30 miles per hour in a couple of spots. but well out of the 50s like we had earlier today. so let's go hour by hour. overnight the clouds build in. by around 4:00 in the morning shiri will be the west they're not going to last very long maybe an hour or two of rain over your neighborhood then they'll move out. we actually start to brighten the skies up again tomorrow and bring some more wind back. i have the timing on this band of rain as it moves in during the morning straight ahead. >> okay, jason. the gusty winds also knocked down some tree fwlanches newton today. crew did clean up the mess grinding up the branches into tiny pieces. >> we're following breaki university campus tonight. b.u. police are investigating an alleged sexual assault that happened early this morning at the warren towers. boston university police tell fox 25 it was reported later this afternoon. now officers do not have a description of the suspect. boston university police ask anyone if they have information to please call them. developing tonight, a massive search is underway for a missing woman from dracut. this is a picture of the 75-year-old. she has alzheimer's and parkinson's disease.

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