an infant is dead and the two adults found unconscious at a home are at the hospital and investigators are still trying to figure out what happened. good evening, everyone. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. crystal haynes has been emailing the d.a. and talking with neighbors. crystal, new tonight you obtained the 911 calls for help. >> we had some dispatch recordings, that is true, vanessa, i can tell you. but the crime scene tape is down and the q the 19-year-old woman was unresponsive in this home and they're trying to figure out how she got to this place. they say it was a quiet peruvian family that was very religious. >> police called this home just before noon today for two dates and a baby unresponsive inside. the baby neighbors believe just >> i don't like the idea of the baby. i'm not sure what happened to the baby at all. d.a. tells fox 25 a 23-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman are being treated at a local hospital and jasmine says that young woman was a classmate of hers at marlborough high school. i don't but thought they were a nice family. >> reporter: nicole still lives a few houses down. she's shocked to hear the tragic events unfolded right down the street. >> they always seemed very nice, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> so, so sad, crystal. we'll check back in with you tonight at 11:00. thank you. >> state trooper sentenced four months in jail for his role on a drunk driving crash that killed a mother and daughter. since we first told but this last night. fox 25's john monahan spo brother who feels justice has not been served here. >> that's right, mark. he's upset that no one was found at fault for the death of his sister and niece. the prosecution asked for a five-year sentence. the judge imposed two years. but the off-duty state trooper will only serve 120 days behind bars. >> we just wanted to seek justice and we don't think we did. >> reporter: mr. brightland sat down with fox 25 frustrated that head-on collision involving an off-duty state trooper that left his sister susan and her daughter juliette dead. >> he was at fault for something speed and alcohol alone. >> reporter: john was not on duty back on september 22nd, 2013. he was found guilty driving drunk with a .19 blood alcohol level and driving recklessly when the car hit mackey, cr susan died instantly. juliette at the hospital. >> they're very close. >> reporter: the mother and daughter were inseparable. this is the last picture of the two taken at the red sox game that night. on the way home they were killed. after a five-day trial, a jury found that she was not guilty -- that the officer was not guilty of motor vehicle homicide or manslaughter. >> it boggles our minds that that is not a contributing factor to the end result of >> it's that question that frustrates tim. >> we don't have any revengeful feelings for him. if there's any pain right now, it's with the justice system. >> reporter: that frustration is why tim spoke to us. he wants his sister and his niece to rest in peace. on the way home from the courthouse, he stopped at the scene of the fatal crash to say goodbye. >> a state police accident reconstruction susan mackey also crossed the double yellow line that night. but the judge added while he did not cause the accident, he contribute to the death of susan and juliette because of his choice to drive drunk and recklessly. i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. new at 10:00 tonight, an mbta bus driver accused of leaving the scene of the accident. it happened just before 6:00 tonight near west wyoming and river streets in melrose. the bus hit a parked car and longer transporting passengers. they're also investigating whether he was under the influence of prescription drugs at the time. police arrested lori albanis today. on monday the s.w.a.t. team found two loaded high capacity guns and two stun guns. police arrested a teen who lives in the home the same day. they say their investigation started after he posted about weapons on social media. >> now at 10:00, coming together. >> mr. president, it was a great honor meeting with you. >> reporter: the new administration getting a hands-on look at the challenge ahead. >> the pomp and circumstance on the first meeting between the presidential-elect -- the president-elect and the president have subsided. blair miller outside the white their lengthy conversation. >> that meeting happened near the white house inside the oval office. you might think this would have been some kind of awkward meeting with everything that's been said on the campaign trail but turns out both sides were pretty relaxed. >> reporter: the president-elect arrived to meet with the president, the first time the two had ever met for a meeting that trump says is expected to last 10 to 15 minutes. >> i have great respect. the meetingas i'm concerned it could have gone on for a lot longer. >> reporter: the two appearing together after the meeting but did take any questions. but days after trump won the election in the campaign where both the president and trump insulted each other, the president called -- president-elect called barack obama a very good man and the president barack obama called it successful. >> we discussed a lot of difficult. >> reporter: the president recalled his own transition from eight years ago and told trump he wanted to make sure he gets the same treatment. >> most of all, i want to emphasize to you mr. president -elect that we now are gonna want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> so mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i look forwar many, many more times. >> thank you. >> thanks, everybody. the president-elect trump and incoming vice-president mike pence joined house speaker paul ryan and mitch mcconnell on capitol hill to lay out plans to help put a sweeping conservative agenda in place >> here at men two men drove around the wellesey college campus waving a donald trump flag and minutes later they crossed the line into harassment, a 14-year-old girl attacked on her way to the bus stop. malini basu live in borne where new at 6:00 friends of the victim gave you exclusive new details about the attack. >> and vanessa, first here we are at the borne police department. still at this hour investigators are looking for the suspect, as you mentioned. girl's friend, she tells us her friend so scared right now that she doesn't even want to be in her own home right now. >> reporter: she says she had like headphones and music up all the way walking to the bus stop and out of nowhere a guy came in a van behind her. >> reporter: this 15-year-old girl doesn't want her name out there. she's scared after what happened. her friend was assaulted while walking to the bus stop. the victim is only 14 years old. she was 7:00 this morning on puritan and alder bury roads in born. >> someone came up behind her, put her to the ground, i get hands were like under her stomach so there was no way for her to like defend herself. >> reporter: police say luckily a witness saw what happened. >> a girl at the bus stop was yelling her name. >> reporter: the suspect got spooked. >> that's when the guy took off when she ran up to her. but there's weird people out there. >> reporter: borne residents are left feeling uneasy. >> i walk alone. i take the bus. i walk home from school like it's scary. >> police tell fox 25 they are working this case non-stop. >> and you should be seeing a description of the suspect. described as a white male, in his early 20s or early 30s, possibly. he was in a blue or gray older model sedan with partial plates of sw or 5w written on it. in the meantime back out here live, investigators tell us they will be constantly patrolling the area, but they also want to warn the public that there is, quote, no increased risk to the public. and they don't expect to make any arrests tonight. for now live in borne, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> a wild police chase across state lines. >> it was a scary thing. >> the other crime police say got this whole thing started. >> and a front coming out of canada. when it arrives with cold air and gusty winds. >> zip ties, a knife and loaded gun. what else an accused fbi impersonator was carrying that had police checking on people in four towns. >> and across the country ?? ?? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. it is a difficult process after this was all caught on camera. the students were caught by police. those images shared thousands times on social media. right now they're working with candlelight vigil police to figure out if any laws were broken and meanwhile students trying to repair broken hearts. >> reporter: outside harambe house, the focal point, the students of wellsy college to make amends after this video went viral, shared thousands of times on social media. >> you'll be arrested and subject to trespassing. >> students say they harassed and spit at the wellesey students at the the house waving the donald trump flag. running high and to kind of get our classes and hear about it, it was just really upsetting. >> reporter: so far the university has not identified the students so we've kept their faces blurred but their fraternities confirm they've been kicked out, writing, quote, this type of abusive, miss son engine nigs behavior has no place in our society and we're proud to specifically move these men from our organization. they issued a statement has made itself way to the university president with more than 40 bias incident reports mile filed about it. >> i think it doesn't represent them for who they are and i think it's really important to come out and say this is not who we are. >> jacqui heinrich, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth warren is speaking out for the first time since the election. she held a gathering and says she respects the outcome but vowed to stand up for any bigotry. >> we will fight back on african-americans, on women, on muslims, on immigrants, on disabled americans, on everyone. glass tower or sits in the white house, we will not give an inch on this, not now, not ever. >> warren says she will work with trump if he wants to rebuild the economy for working class. >> boston mayor marty walsh weighing in on the thousands of people who took to the streets last night to protest the arrests here of donald trump's presidency. bpd told us around 4,000 people were we caught up with mayor walsh who gave his support despite the concerns. >> i suggest we wait to see what happens. >> boston police added there were no arrests. >> targeting m.i.t. employees? that's what police are trying to impersonating an fbi agent. ted daniel live now in arlington, and ted, tonight he is locked up. s and where yes, he is. if swung is considered a danger to society in massachusetts they can be held without bail for months. that's what happened with 23-year-old derrick leblanc. he was arrested here on mass ave last night after police say he failed to con his way into a nearby home. >> reporter: in a 2012 facebook halloween, leblanc appears to be dressed as a secret service agent. that outfit similar to the one arlington police describe minus an fbi hat and a backpack filled with hardware. >> kong tentses included a pair of black leather gloves a ski mask, an open package of zip ties. >> reporter: duct tape and a holster. >> he knocked on their door and he had weapons so they were >> reporter: joe larose who's on lee terrace in the apartment above the one leblanc showed up at unannounced on sunday night. police say leblanc showed them a wanted poster and then asked to use the bathroom. >> i'm there all day and don't ask to use the bathroom or people's phones. >> reporter: he works as a senior officer at the m.i.t. credit union and may have targeted the home because the woman who lives there is an m.i.t. employee and a customer at m.i.t.'s credit union. police also report f information of four other m.i.t. credit union customers including an arlington man who works for m.i.t.'s lincoln laboratory, a woburn woman who works for the lab, and a carlyle man who's a professor at m.i.t. >> this guy has all the equipment of a modern day police officer, including a loaded hand gunn and we're gonna work with our federal partners to conduct an investigation to determine >> police conducted well-being checks on all the people that leblanc had information on. all the m.i.t. employees, they all checked out fine. not one said they knew who this guy was in court today. leblanc's lawyer says he had no criminal record and suggested this was all just one big managers understanding. i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> a firefighter is lucky to be alive tonight after being bitten by a rattle him to pick the thing up by the head miles away from any help. >> but first, new numbers show the opioid crisis is claiming at least five lives every day. >> a judge awarded there's 4 million in damage today to a kim bridge couple who claimed their irish nanny killed their girl. they filed a wrongful death lawsuit after their 1-year-old died in their apartment in 2017. examiner changed the baby's cause of death from homicide to undetermined. the couple's lawyer told fox 25 mccarthy doesn't have $4 million but the ruling will keep her from making money off any movie or book deal. massachusetts officials releasing shocking numbers. opioid overdoses kill more than five people every day. now they are curving the pricing. trying to stop addiction before it starts. the state has launch wad grant to help pay for prevention efforts for youth opioid towards nonprofits in school districts so they can stop programs to educate people about addiction. general healy hopes awareness will stop opioid abuse all together. >> wanting them to be as healthy they are promising to strengthen their policies and procedures around dispensing opioids. a hearing was head today in the case against michael mccarthy, his trial is set for april. the girl's mother michelle bond was not in court today but her attorneys were. no trial date was set for her, she is charged with being an accessory after the fact. bella's body wrapped up in on deer island last year and no one knew who she was for months. epipens, they're expensive but no doubt they save lives during a reaction. but what about an expired one? can they still be good for years past this expiration date? ahead in the next half-hour, a doctor at one of the world's leading hospitals addresses the next week two suspected carjackers will face a young. police say today's crime spree started in connecicut end anded in worcester. chris flanagan spoke to the woman who had the chase end this is where the chase ended. the tenant was upstairs and her 2 1/2-year-old daughter was there and had no idea what was unfolding. >> just really scared? the two suspects both from connecticut, a 21-year-old man and 21-year-old woman were quickly arrested by mass state troope police say they stole a car, crashed it, then flagged down two women. when they stopped to help, police say they stabbed them and stole their knees sawn rogue. then led them on a wild chase that crossed state lines and ended in worcester. louis saw it unfolded from his ladder as he was working next door. >> when i show up here i see all the police cars that's the only into custody. >> two suspects were arrested and hauled off to jail. >> i was pretty scared. i was shaking and i was scared because my daughter was there too and also there were little kids there. >> and the suspects are expected to be arraigned here in district court on monday and then state police tell us two women stabbed her in a carjacking and will be okay. in dudley tonight, chris flanagan, >> the clouds are gone for the most part, just eastern most massachusetts still seeing some of those. it will be clear overnight and then there's this. a line of showers moving our way. they were back here by hudson bay when i talked to our early you in our early newscast. now the snow has pushed off to the east and they have taken over much of new england. we're looking for this front south ward and bring us a change. behind the front the rain changes to snow and that's what we expect from this system. we're not gonna see snow but air cold enough that it would be snow if there was just enough moisture in the air. temperatures in the 40s right now. some 30s back here. so on average in the morning it'll be 44 degrees with sunshine. it will be clear, chilly. winds won't be too strong just ye having is a great shot for our fox 25 pictures of the day. that kind of weather is still gonna be around but there will be a respite and it comes starting tomorrow afternoon. so meteorologist shiri spear will have her eyes on that front coming into northern new england again. green changes to blue as the cold air comes in changing raindrops to snowflakes. that front slides southward and becomes a little tougher to pick out when it gets down here. but what you look for is where these clouds are and also where that's the wind blowing toward the southeast from the northwest and creating the streaks of clouds. obviously it's still kind here. by 2:30 in the afternoon it's coming to the islands. we'll clear out through friday evening and then it will be clear and cold high temperatures tomorrow, well into the 50s and a few 60s here in southern most massachusetts pretty northern new england will be cooler and here in southern new england it is going to be fairly mild. 55 degrees, gusts at 30 miles per hour during the parade. won't be turning cold just yet but it's on the way as the fronts comes on through. by the evening hours our football friday game of the week, trenton at watertown. 43 degrees at kick-off and any clouds that are around will disappear quickly. by halftime down to at least 40 the 30s and comes with this, wind gusts. eventually the winds are from the southwest. that's the arm with a air direction and why the made temperatures are being forecast from but they turn to the northwest in the afternoon. the front has passed and we're seeing wind gusts pick up to 30, 35 miles per hour at times. friday night the same idea, and into saturday, watch what happens middle of the day saturday. winds start to shift again west and eventually to the mild air already wants to come back by saturday night. windchills for friday evening though in the 20s, 30s and 20s. on stunned will be cold but until the afternoon with the west and south went winds kicking in and the sun out, we're going right back into the 50s changing the weather one more time. there's that brief cool-down coming our way. by sunday afternoon that is the kick-off time at gillette stadium under clear skies. so that looks really nice, too, as far as football weather is concerned. effort why date you in just a little while. >> rail service has been shut down on the needham line. it was suspended tonight at 8:30, just a couple of hours ago. the trains will not start running again until monday morning. crews will be working to replace tracks going over the la grange alternate service will not be provided. the on-ramps to 128 north to route 9 in needham will be closed. starting at 8:00 tomorrow night, the ramp in both directions will be closed as part of thed a lane project. traffic will be moved to the newly constructed bridge and on-ramp once work is complete, which is expected to be before the monday morning commute drivers will continuing to be after being bitten by a rattle snake, a firefighter found himself miles away from the nearest hospital. >> it took about 10 seconds for the burning infection to start shooting through my arm. >> what the firefighter did to the snake seconds before the be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. >> a triangle could change the lives for thousands in milton. a design flaw on the jets, the town of milton is on a busy flight path to logan airport and now logan officials sent the letter to executives at five airlines asking them to install a triangle shape device on their jets. the aircraft has a design flaw noise which the device greatly reduces. >> pipeline protestors in boston chain themselves together and block the entrance of a busy bank. the demonstrators were protesting the data cota pipeline using pipes to block the entrance to the td bank in downtown crossing this morning. the boston globe reports police arrested four people, one protestor told fox 25 that bank >> the pipeline between north dakota and illinois have received fierce opposition from native americans and environmental groups. they see it as a threat to local drinking water. veterans day is an important day to remember and honor the sacrifice our men and women in our country have made. but in dedham they celebrated early. six veterans who found themselves on the wrong side of the law veterans treatment board. this is where they are offered help to jail time. graduates told us the program turned their lives around. >> now i'm back and i can build my life the right way. >> it can take up to 10 two years to finish the program. if the court ever sees these because they are volunteering to help other vets who find themselves in trouble. a massachusetts marine killed in an attack at a naval reserve center in tennessee is being honored by his high school. pope benedict francis announced that a plaza at the school's new campus will be named for thomas sullivan, one of five people killed in the attacks in chattanooga in july of last year. sullivan was a 1994 graduate of the school. on december 15th, the marijuana rules that massachusetts changed forever. the drug. but what if you're a renter? some things will be different and we'll spell that out for you in the next few minutes. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services new orleans is following the recent epipen controversy and many allergy sufferers are outraged. >> they want to know if they can use an expired epipen and are the costly refills really necessary? heather hegedus found some answers. >> it's terrifying to watch your child, you know, die before your stranger to anaphylactic reaction. her husband and two young children all have severe food allergies. 6-year-old pash is allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, egg and dairy and collette, just 3, had all of those including corn and coconut and wheat. >> we found out she was allergic to wheat last year when we gave her a little bite of a twizzler. she started gasping for air, not projectile vomiting and then hives. >> reporter: she carries epipens everywhere. >> we have them all over. and because both of my kids need them, we need to have three sets of them for each child. and so school has to have one and it has to be you can't bring to school an expired epipen and then we need one one in our to go bag for each of them. >> they jacked up the price of a life saving product records but with a recent insurance hike, alison's zero dollar copay went to $600 times 2. can it still be good for a year past its separation dated? what alex is referring to are the instructions on the back of the epipens that state to replace if the solution is discolored. none of the pens in alison's bag have turned colors, not even this one which expired in 2012. >> reporter: according to mylan's web site distortion changes indicate that the effectiveness may have been decreased or been affected. fox 25 contacted test alison's egg expired epipen for their effectiveness but all of them declined. dr. john lee the director of the food allergy specialist at boston children's hospital. he says an expired injection may be better than nothing. >> most will not have any distortion and you should just rely on the expiration date. >> reporter: fox 25 found a injectors two years past their expiration date and found that 90% or more retention in the epi invest 49 dose listed on the label for all of them. >> they are partially effective so they can go ahead and use it but always call desmines go to the hospital afterwards. >> reporter: alison says when it comes to saving the life of her kids, the choice is clear. >> if that's all you have, that is much better than nothing. >> mylan, the manufacturer of epipen tell fox 25, quote, beyond product may not remain safe and effective for use. the company also announced it's making a generic epipen that will cost about $300 for a two pack, half the price of the name brand. i'm heather hegedus, fox 25 news. well, vitamin d could really help save a woman's life. >> new at 10:00 tonight, a study found women with high levels of vitamin d are more likely to survive breast cancer. that's especially true for women who have yet to go through may play a role so it doesn't prove vitamin d levels have a direct effect on breast cancer survival rates. the search is on for the next mayor of newton. current mayor warren announced today he will not seek re-election next year. he said he made the decision now to give the city enough time to find his replacement. the within-time u.s. senate candidate did not say what's next for him. however, some democrats believe he could challenge charlie baker for the governor's seat in 2018. new hampshire governor maggie has senator. hassen beat republican senator kelly ayotte by a very small margin. ayotte conceded yesterday ending a hotly contested race between the two. hassen says she has plenty on her "to do" list but one very important item at the top. >> my first priority is to see if committee with secure much-needed emergency funding to continue to help combat the later win and opioid crisis. unite both parties once she's in washington. the white house is calm tonight. of course it was a much different atmosphere this morning when president-elect donald trump met with president obama. the meeting was historical in several ways. we wanted to play an extended clip of their first comments together, since the results of the election were announced. >> i just had the opportunity to have the next conversation with president-elect trump. it was wide ranging. we talked about some of the organizational issues in setting up the white house. we talked about foreign policy, we talked about metro politics and as i said last night my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president-elect is successful. >> this was a meeting that was going to last for maybe 10 or 15 minutes, and then we were just gonna get to know each other. we had never met each other. the meeting lasted for almost after hour and a half, and it could have, as far as i'm concerned, it could have gone for a lot longer. we really -- we discussed a lot of different situations. some wonderful and some difficult. i very much am looking forward to dealing with the president in the future including counsel. >> clearly a lot of cameras in the room, as well. you can watch the fox25boston.com. back here at home, meantime, attorney general healy says immigrants in massachusetts, especially muslims should not be afraid in the wake of the election. >> there are a lot of fears that will -- there's a lot of laws that will protect their rights and we're gonna make sure that their rights are protected. we're also gonna wait and see what happens with this new administration. >> healy said it is too early to predict if president-elect acts on the controversial plan he has donald trump didn't win massachusetts but a third of the state's voters did vote for him. according to wbur bans of towns voted in the republican central and south when part of the state and as well as a chunk of the communities in the state's southeast. massachusetts appears to be the only state in the country in which trump did not win a single county. recreational marijuana has been constantly one of the most viewed stories on boston fox25boston.com. here are some of the key questionses you at home have been asking us. >> it will be just as complicate as if we were bringing alcohol to massachusetts for the first time. >> reporter: former treasurer gives us a better sense of what needs to happen to get recreational marijuana use fully rolled out. >> we need to protect the public interest and that's a complicated process. >> reporter: the new law will be regulated like alcohol under the state treasury. the governor who opposed the ballot initiative says his office will work to develop a that honors the will of the voters while also addressing public safety and health issues in our community. the aclu also plans to be involved telling us we must ensure that elected officials who oppose question 4 do not use their influence that will hinder or reject what the voters demand on election day. >> we need to make sure that this is done in a way that does minimize the impact on our communities and on people who, you know, don't want to have anything to do with >> reporter: the way the ballot question was written does address some of the unknowns already surfacing like what your landlord or employer can and can't do. >> landlords can have in the leatses that you cannot smoke or grow marijuana. but they can't prohibit you from consuming -- from using other marijuana products. >> i think employers will be concerned about their employees potentially more than using marijuana and failing drug tests and that could be -- have an impact on the workforce. may have to be sorted out in court. >> you have to balance a person's right to privacy with the employer's right to have a safe workplace. >> federal laws come into play in the worst place and under federal law any use of marijuana is illegal. in boston, robert ghoulston, fox 25 news. we continue to follow developing news out of marlborough where a child is dead and two people have been rushed to the hospital. my gravy had an accident. follow me. i'm usually the gravy master. my guest list just tripled. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family deserves a new tradition... happier and healthier. everything for thanksgiving. the sunset tonight was just amazing. we keep getting great pictures. here's another one, gorgeous, cotton candy sky we saw in some she are really geared up to make some of this this weekend because the temperatures are going down. perfect snow-making weather in the north. here in southern new england leveling off tonight because of southwesterly winds that will be kicking in ahead of this front. sure, we're clear now but these clouds, a couple of showers make it into new england tomorrow, and then the polls and the wind will arrive. the latest timeline, when that's going to come in and the latest information that's just coming in right now. i' >> a rattle snakebites a firefighter and he's in the hospital tonight. the snake bit him after having his head chopped off. >> kyle wanted to show his children the head of the snake and his wife was taking cell phone pictures. unable to pick up the snake's hand and what happened next can only be described as terrifying. >> it turned and struck me on the finger here. it latched on and i slung it off. >> reporter: the snake packed a venomous perjury. >> it took about 1060s for the burning to -- sensation to start shooting through my arm and then within 60 seconds i was unconscious and fell there on the trail and hit the back of my head on a rock. >> i was unconscious in a remote area, bleeding from the head and it was not good light. thousands of land and also miles away from help. a quick response by murray county fire and ems and kyle was life flighted to the hospital continues to drip into his veins. >> first at 11:00, an infant is dead and two adults in the hospital, all found unresponsive inside a home. we've been gathering new information over the past hour on this developing story. hello, everyone. >> detectives were seen going in and out of the home but they are being tight lipped about what happened inside. cr neighborhood for us. you learned the police and department children and families are investigating. >> some neighbors tell us this isn't the first time they've seen police activity at this home.

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