orange. carmen is leading the rally, they represent more 2456en,000 mbta transit workers. the mbta is looking into outsourcing the jobs for quite some time now, they recently approved privatizing the money room. marty walsh and a dozen other city state and lawmakers are expected to join the group in support. >> developing at 4:00, the feds in attorney general's office will take over the investigation of the former gloucester police chief. earlier this month, fox 25 reported lenar accused of destroying evidence have been do with his relationship with two women. the attorney said they turned the case over to the u.s. attorney general maw rah healy. city officials required the chief and reversed course and let him retire. >> a local soldier who served three tours in iraq and a.f.c. died on a hunting trip in maine. and today there was a very special good-bye for the hero, in weymouth with today's touching tribute. robert? >> vanessa, this staff sergeant served three tours in the middle east, two in iraq and two times in afghanistan, he died last weekend, at the age of 36. today was about making his family proud. >> this gives you the goosebumps watching that. >> a procession led by state police with some streets lined with firefighters. too emotional, to see so many people for the lor quay boy. >> strangers also lined the way home for u.s. army staff sergeant sean christopher o'connell, a 36 year-old massachusetts national guardsman who served in operation iraqi freedom in 2003, operation enduring freedom in 2010, and again in 2014. last weekend, while on a i can't hing trip up into maine with his brother and friend, his fellow soldiers say, he died from some sort of medical issue. as being his team's backbone, especially when the challenges of overseas duty became overwhelming. >> everything, all the values the army preached he had it. he had a couple extra things that were, you know, that most people don't have and he made that, making people laugh and making tough situations, you know, in a positive way, you know. >> and today is procession lasted about three hours. it started up in maine. straight ahead at 5:00, show you what sky fox captured as it made its way from massachusetts, excuse me,fro maine into massachusettsma, we will show you that part of the story at 5:00. live in weymouth, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> donald trump is coming under fire, this time for refusing to promise that he would concede if he loses the election. today the republican clarified his stance. >> i will totally accept the historic presidential election if i win. >> the third and final debate is over. and reporter sneef thans has more on what may happen after the race is called. >> bottom line we will win. >> donald trump is doubling down. promising to accept the results of the november 8th election under one condition. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. at wednesday's debate it was this, that left many observers stunned. >> do you make the same commitment you will absolutely, sir, you will absolutely accept the results of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. >> on thursday, trump's cam page manager kellyann conway tried to clarify the comments. >> lerespect the results of the what the election results are. >> the move will put many down ballot republicans in close races in a tight spot. arizona senator john mckaine, a former nominee himself, released a statement saying, in part, "in every previous election the loser congratulations the winner and calls them my president. that's not just the republican way or the democratic way it is the american way." trump said, he wants to leave all options on the table. >> of course i would accept a clear would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge, in the case of a questionable result. >> with less than 3 weeks to go, trump appears content to finish his campaign on his terms. in washington, i'm steve nans. >> meantime hillary clinton got support from the white house in new hampshire today, vice president biden spoke at rally in new hampshirewa this afternoon, and he criticized trump in his reluctance to saying and doing, is genuinely a threat to the democratic process that is based on trust. >> biden spent the past few days in new england, he was in boston yesterday talking about white house's cancer research initiative. there are no more debates but both clinton and trump will be in the same room again tonight. the presidential candidates will be seated one chair apart at a charity dinner in new york city. cardinal timothy doelan, the arch bishop of new york, will be presidential nominees have made jokes about themselves and each other in the room. not sure though that is going to happen tonight. fox 25's coverage of the debate also continues right now on-line, on the web site we have the full transcript of the debate and the top five moments fox 25 will follow the election every step of the way for the next 18 days. and on election night we will be live in new york at the campaign headquarters for both candidate, we will also be on top of all the local races including the race for the u.s. senate? >> one of the state's top leaders said he will vote to legalize recreational marijuana use in massachusetts, stan rosenberg said he will vote yes on ballot question 4 next month. the question will allow the sale of marijuana at state licensed stores. senator rosenberg said he believes the measure will pass. governor charlie baker, robert deleo and marty walsh are all opposed to question 4. it has been a perfect fall day jos spot here. the pond in stoneham, the heat is gone and it's pretty cool and crisp out there. fox 25's chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz back from a much-deserved vey decision and watching the next weather event. you are tracking rain i hear? >> rain is on the way. we stayed fairly mild, a good 20 degrees cooler than yesterday in a lot of spots. this is the rain we are talking about. it came through as a cold front, it would be showers during the day tomorrow. what you can't tell from here is a whole bunch of tropical moisture to the south, that is get involved in the system. if it does, there will be heavier rains that comes an we have to watch it develop through the even, and you know how tropical systems are. this is rain closer to us, live storm tracker radar, you will see heavier rain is here in southwest to concord and emanuel african methodist episcopal church north of there along 93 for the evening commute, and a couple showers back here in western massachusetts, all that moving north and not toward worcester and boston, at least not yet. as the evening progresses we get more moisture to stream in from the south, a few showers start to develop. the front is here, you see the increase in showers here as the winds continue to blow in the water from the south. whether or not we get some tropical? that's what this is here coming on in and that will determine how heavy the rain will be tomorrow. we will talk more about that and, yeah, talking snowflakes for the weekend as well. >> it is hard to look at the citgo signnd a not think of the red sox and fenway park in boston. for decades is it is a beloved landmark but its future is uncertain. tonight there is an effort to make sure the sign never relationship with the sit go sign. she is a bus driver at kenmore square, and for 2 year, she's worked right under that giant red triangle. >> how can i put it? like the creepy best friend, he is a creep but he is your best friend, he grew on me. it's ugly, but i don't want it to leave. >> members of the boston landmark commission don't want it to leave either. they are now in the process of designating the sign as an official landmark. thereby protecng >> commission member lynn smiley told fox 25 they are trying to find out which aspects of the sign are most important. from the color, to the height, to its positioning on top of 660 beacon street. it can't be etched in stone with the ongoing development, she told us. how do we protect the sign and still allow for growth? boston university is selling the building to a real estate company called related deal and right now, related deal is not discussing its plans. >> mayor marty walsh wants the citgo sign to stay the way it is. >> i think it's sad to get rid of the icons around the, and the community loses its identity, that is as much a family park and kenmore square's identity as anything else. >> lenny grew up in southie. >> i have any red sox pictures without it in the background. >> it feels like home when you come over the bridge and see it off the pike. >> it's -- you know where you are, could be cld you are like, oh, i know where i am. >> that's true, right? the landmark commission has not scheduled another meeting to discus the future of the sign. lynn who is spear heading the efforts to perez eive it said official landmark status is months away. >> police are make ag public push to grab a group of men who broke into a local landmark. quincy police released the picture of four sus seconds in the u.s.s. alem. they broke into the historic ship on october. steel only two-way radio, the salem was built in quinnty and it is now a mu zem. quincy police posted the pictures and wrote, let's catch these guys. two officers shot last week were saved thanks to donated blood. >> we will take you to the the blood drive held today in their honor. >> and out of the game, still to come, two uconn football players are suspended because of what happened at a traffic stop in connecticut. >> we are tracking some rain moving through new england right now and more to come through plus cold air, that's on the way. >> the governor is mao behind a billion dollars expansion at children's hospital. but, many people are not because it would destroy a garden. next at 4:00 the protest held to uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. new at 4:00, a $1 billion expansion from boston children's hospital could add dozens of beds but could also dry a popular landmark. mark joins us more on what is happening at this hour. >> vanessa welch, right now the public health council is holding a final hearing on plans to build a giant tower at the children case hospital, they need more space to meet the need of international and out of states patients that need to be seen, but a group of people say there is no need to put it on top of a garden where sick friends and family go to find comfort in the garden. they marched to washington street where the hearing is set council to delay a decision so the hospital can study alternative plans. supporters of the garden say there are options that would cost $100 million less and still include the garden. proponents -- >> this is where parents come to find a private corner where they can have privacy to collect their thought, to grieve, none of that will be possible in any of the other green space provided. >> opponents of the hospital expansion also fear it would lead to higher health care costs hospital disputes that and has committed to -- it committed to not pass additional costs on to local patients. our christine mccarthy is live at the hearing and she will have a live update on the vote at 5:00. in the control room,mark, fox 25 news. >> a new hampshire han was hit and killed as he walked on a highway. james demerit was wearing dark clothing and walking in the middle of route 3, a van struck him wednesday night at midnight the scene. police say they will not press charges against the driver. >> iraqi commanders say special forces have captured a key town just east of mozul. the massive military operations started earlier this week. it is expected to take months to regain control of mosul from the ter your group. more than 1 million people live in the region, refugee groups say at least 5,000 people have lost their homes in the first few days of fighting. >> happening to electric is expected to take a big step toward a big step near the sport district, they want to build a 3 building complex on the fort point channel. the group is meeting next hour and a $200 million project involves construction of a 12-story building and venrations to two warehouses which which are currently empty. g. e. will also need approval from the city's zoning board. the philippines have been hit by a second typhoon in less than a week. more than 60,000 people have hall of fama made landfall yesterday. several landslides and floods have been report and the bbc reports at least four deaths there. the fie toon equivalent to a category 4 hurricane hit just days earlier. >> federal forecasters are expecting laanyoneya to influence weather conditions this year. the national weather service released its u.s. winter outlook today. meteorologists are forecasting a dryer, warmer winter in the south, with wetter and cooler conditions to the north. so, what about new england? well, they say we fall equal chance category, giving us an equal chance for above near or below average temperatures and for precipitation. huh? >> yeah. fortunately, kevin is here to explain that. what does it mean. >> it the forecast i wish i could give you every day and you would be okay with that. equal chance. and, basically it is what it mean, sa sarah wroblewski donated a coin, flip a coin and below normal. >> they are basically telling you nothing. >> i will show you the map, the other parts of the country say thif there is a higher chance for it being, for instance, these are the temperature, warmer to southwestern part of the country. basically the whole south. but here north, the only place they put above normal chance is in maine, no where else, everyone else has an equal chance. precipitation the same way. going to be dryer here in the south and wetter here in the north, based on that la ne?a pattern but here in new england the coin flipping what it means is basically nothing. you need to watch us every night to get the forecast day by day, because i'm not telling you anything. this is the rain chance to west and the cold front pushing our way. two things to watch for. this front coming across but also there is tropical moisture coming up from the south. whether or not that clips new england or stays to the east is still a big question, and we use our computer models to figure that out. there is still some question as to which one will be right with it, but i will tell you the one model keeps it off shore. we will watch it closely. widow no there are showers around right now. that is going to the north through emanuel african methodist episcopal church and concord, new hampshire, you can see yellow and orange on the live storm tracker radar coming down hard in some spots but moving off to the northeast. not toward worcester or boston and not southeastern new hampshire, either. couple showers back here in the berkshires and into southwest new hampshire and southeastern vermont as well. futurecast, you will see there will be a few showers that they are going to try to get together tonight, from our cell, we will start to drift nor to the south, the one that was north of us, brought warm air back to the south, cooler today but still mild and that front goes back to the north during tomorrow. so tomorrow will be a mild and stickyish day around here. when say mild, temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s are still possible, but with the lack of sun, mostly going to stay in the 60s. there are the rain showers, at any time during the day tomorrow. not everyone gets one. but the risk is there. all day long. then what happens from there is this front will come across eventually. whether or not this heaviest rain stays out over the ocean or comes in and clips eastern massachusetts, that is the tropical part of this. you know very well we have to watch the tropical systems hour-by-hour, let alone by day by day, to see how they do and how they will interact with systems that normally come in through the area. so, our futurecast data shows the high asterisk of heavy i have rain is in eastern massachusetts from phthalate tomorrow and into tomorrow night and first thing saturday morning. overnight tonight, temperatures will be showers, a shower threat in worcester going and boston, notice the temperatures rising a bit overnight. that is because the front is coming north wand and coming through us, that is bringing the shower threat with us and also bringing mild, muggy air, into the area. high temperatures will be in the low 70s and upper 60s across the area, if you get low 70s you have to hope for a little sun to poke out. it is not looking likely in most locations. then there is this. we get a break saturday morning, another batch of showers starts to wheel on in here on saturday. but look at the green turning to blue over here. down saturday night it starts to snow through the green mountains into the white mountains into the berkshires, is it possible to see snow even into the worcester hills? well, the lighter blue would be where the flurry risk is, flurry, andz a you get into the darker blue is the highest chance of seeing accumulating snow. that's the mountainous areas, not southern southern new england, but it is certainly going to get colder and feel snowy this weekend. by sunday, high temperatures in the 50s after lows in the 30s and another chance for a rain and mixed precipitation by the middle of next week with a by. we will time out the rain through the evening and through tomorrow with new information coming up. >> two boston police officers shot last week are on the mend. >> and coming up a retired detective from somerville knows exactly how the officers are feeling. he was also shot on the job. >> i was stuped. i remember falling back out of the door jam, you know, trying to comprehend what the hell just happened to me. >> coming up at 4:30 his incredible story and the other connection he shares with boston officers. this fire that killed two firefighters in the back bay, new at 5:00, the legislation signed by governor baker today design protect firefighters on the job. plus, we will tell you how a founding member of new edition and bel biv devoe (^) was football players face drug and weapons charges to night. uconn police peld over felton blackwell and another after the officers saw their car drift and open container of vodka. the players have been suspended from team. also a. uconn a firefighter who hit and killed a teenager student responding to false alarm. 19 year-old jeffrey pally died early sunday morning, run over by a fire department suv on the by to a call. the investigators say the teen had been sitting against the door of a fire station when the door opened, she fell backwards and was hit. >> the animal rescue league of boston is warning cat owners in deadly virus. they say there's been an outbreak of the pan through kevinya virus around walk hill street. it only affects katz, symptoms include vomiting, lack of appetite and fever. the group suggests cat owners in the area get the cats the vaccine for the virus. >> a subcontractor may be to blame for a gas explosion that killed 8 people in portland, orr err to. a subcontractor hit a gas line cause ag leak yesterday afternoon. after firefighters and gas ignited and there was a big explosion. one man who was repairing a car nearby said he has never felt anything like that before. >> i was hoeing a possession of glass and, boom, right out of my hands it was gone. >> officials say three people and two police officers suffered minor injuries, three firefighters were hurt, also, two of them was broken legs. >> new at 4:00, mcdonalds is causing a big controversy in the catholic church. several cardinals are speaking out against plans by the fast food chain to open a store near it would be on the ground floor of an apartment complex where 7 cardinals live. and you can see st. peters square from the building here. one cardinal is so upset he sent a letter to pope francis. however, the church is expected to make about $30,000 a month if that store is able to open. tracking some rain heading our way, there is a cold front to the west. that will bring those showers, but whether or not we have tropical moisture getting involved, still a question. we will explore that. >> the investigation continues after a middle school student in coming up, what we have learned about school bus protocol a plus hey, ready for the big meeting? yeah. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have or may have had: pancreas or severe liver problems, problems with alcohol abuse, long-lasting or severe constipation, or a blockage of your bowel or gallbladder. if you are taking viberzi, you should not take medicines that cause constipation. the most common side effects of viberzi include constipation, nausea, . blood donations helped save the lives of two boston police officers shot in the line of duty. >> today coworkers and strangers returned the the favor. the boston federalman's association said hundreds of people showed up at their offices in dorchester today. they rolled up their sleeves to give some blood. the american red cross said they collected more than 200 units, way exceeding their goal. those officers hurt in the week. 27 year veteran richard sin tilllo is resting at home and officer matt morris remains at mass. general but he is doing well tonight. >> we spoke with the former police detective who knows exactly what they are going through. sean monahan reports that detective was brought back to life by the same surgery team who saved those two boston officers. >> that team led by consider david king, this officer was shot half a dozen times at point dr. king's experience on the battlefield that he uses in the operating room that saved lives. including mar yell oliver res. >> i was processing echg saying, jeez, i can't believe i might not go home tonight. >> still emotional six years later about the night he was gunned down by a gan wanting for selling guns to gangs. on november 2nd, 2010, detective mario oliverra approached the man in the front seat of his car. split second. when i looked back down i saw flashes and heard the bangs. >> the suspect shot oliverra six times. >> i was stunned. i remember falling back. out of the door jam. you know, trying to comprehend what the hell just happened to me. >> oliverra remembers the spire incident vividly. his partner, dragging him across the street to safety. the chaotic e. r. as surgery began. he fell asleep. >> two days later, dr. david king was at his >> he told me i was the luckiest guy he has ever met. being shot that many times. >> dr. king, the very same trauma surgeon fox 25 confirmed led the team that saved the boston officers one week ago. oliverra tells fox 25, it was dr. king, not luck, that saved him. >> my heart stopped twice. i died on the table twice. he cut my diaphragm and reached in was own hand and squeezed my >> oliverra reached out to fox 25 as the story took off on social media. he wants people to know what an incredible doctor david king is. >> he has that gift to save lives. >> the day oliverra got shot, he kept saying, i need to see my family. especially my son. and he said, dr. king, gave him that gift. >> at that time, my son was 3 1/2. i just wanted to get home to my son. my little boy. >> i'm john news. >> oliverra helped dr. king with the tourniquet program we told you about last night, the same training boston police department credits with saving the lives of their officers. >> amazing, and he runs an association to help other officers who were violently injured and he suicide it is his way to pay it forward f. you want to watch the story on the hero doctor at mgh it's on the boston.com on the front page and you can share it from our social after a hot one just the day before. >> yeah, dramatic difference today, you can feel it outside. kevin, you have rain in the forecast, too? >> sure do, 19 degrees cooler in boston than yesterday, remember the 80s? remember the 80s? i do, air bands, great time. temperatures really dropping and tody's highs are 62 in boston, off to the west 64, out in bedford. it was 70 in western massachusetts, and on the south coast. this evening your dinner plans include upper 50s to about 60 degrees in most places, so it is a tt today. more in line where it should be this time of year, mid-to-late october. there are rain showers to the west as mentioned we are tracking those, in fact, there are some in new england right now. they are coming through southern new hampshire and it is essentially new hampshire, storm tracker radar, nothing showing up here in almost all of massachusetts. couple springs in the berkshires e here is the heavy rain on i. 89 from the emanuel african methodist episcopal church/concord area up through, into vermont that, is where the showers mostly are located pushing to the north. a couple forming out here in the will watch those tonight. the place that will bring the showers, this front coming from the south to the north and it will bring you some mild and muggy air with it and tin crease risk of showers. late tonight into tomorrow. so that's where the threat starts, where it ends, that will be a few days. i will talk about that and the cold air coming in this weekend, too. >> all right. we will see you again shortly, kevin. school leaders in wakefield are trying to determine how a student fell outf the back of the school bus yesterday. lucky the school behind the bus stopped in time. >> it is concerned, they could fall off the bus. >> someone did fall off yesterday afternoon. >> my friend was texting me on like a group chat and she said that she is sitting in front of him, and she said that she saw him like leaning, he, like, fell out the back door. >> officials sea the student was from the galvin middle school. the incident happened at the buzz was pulling out of the parking lot at ab elementary school about a mile and a half him luckily stopped so they didn't run him over. >> it could have been a lot worse. i mean, i was actually mad the see it happen in the fist place, you know. my first thought is how is he not in a seat? >> it is a question without an answer for now but the state law treatment operation of state buses is clear, according to section 7b of chapter 90, the bus operator can't allow the number of students -- [inaudible] >> >> until every student is seated. if the bus has adequate straps and handles, three a regular basis. >> it is not clear if the student was sitting or standing at the time of the incident or if there are other issues. wakefield supersuperintendent said they are investigating in cooperation with the bus company as parents wait for answers. >> it is crazy to think just you know going to and from school that, you know, your kids can't even be safe doing that. >> the superintendent did tell me today one thing has been ruled out in this case, and that is that the bus was overcrowded. now, that is something that was they are voicing that concern on an on-line forum and a wakefield resident reached out saying parents have been concerned for the past couple of weeks that the buses were overcrowded. superintendent again saying that was not the case in this instance, this particular bus was less than half full. in wakefield, kathryn parotta fox 25 news. >> a dog named lucky is being credited with stopping an armed fugitive after police say he was part of a home invasion in epping, new hampshire. we followed this story as breaking news yesterday at 4:00. police quickly caught pistol whipped victim got away and called for help. officers say the third man may have gotten away, if it weren't for the 9 year-old beagle that spotted something in the backyard. she started barking so her owners let her out and she went straight for the shed. >> yeah, i saw him when we went back inside and i looked outside and saw him crouching back there and that was just totally creeped me out. >> i bet. the couple called 911 right away and police immediately arrested benjamin rouser,. investigators believe the robbery was drug related. >>. a local hospital settled its lawsuit with a staffing agency. staffing agency -- who allegedly did not warn them about an employee responsible for a widespread hepatitis c. outbreak. exeter hospital in new hampshire claims the technician was allowed to work in the medical field, even though the staffing agency knew about his drug use. the the technician pleaded guilty and is serving 39 years in prison, for injecting himself with pain killers and then using dirty needles on going to go to more than 200 people. >> we have some breaking news now involving a healing garden at boston children's hospital. just in the last five minuets state leaders voted to move forward with the $1 billion expansion project at the hospital. critics filed a lawsuit to stop the project in order to save proudy guarden, that is a heeling garden used by patients and families. we have a crew gathering reaction from the decision and we will have that later for you and still ahead the reason why you may want to think twice before you get a store branded credit card. >> plus, bogus apple products for sale on-line. the dangers they can cause next boston city counselors want to regulate storm term housing rental like airbnb, yesterday they met to discus the issue. some residents say it can disrupt a neighborhood letting people come and go from homes. once the hearing is scheduled with some possible regulations. >> new at 4:30 a nationwide recall has been issued for several types of rice cookers because they may start fire. the consumer product safety commission said people with have the 3 squares machine and rice and slow cookers need to stop using them now. you can see the models on the screen. the wiring is not installed correctly so it can cause leg electrical shorting increasing risk of fires or shock. a reason whatting for people who buy apple products apple said it bought products from the web site, labeled genuine, and 90% of them were actually fake. the tech giant filed a lawsuit against a new jersey company monday, over counterfeit chargers and cables. apple claims mobile star put apple logos on products that pose a significant risk of overheating, fire, and electrical shock. >> a florida man known for his unusual mug shot is once again in trouble with the law. we want to warn you these photos may be disturbing. 31 year-old carlos rodriguez is from the pictures you can see why. part of his skull there is missing. rodriguez said it happened after he crashed his car into a pole several years ago. he first made headlines in 2010 when he was busted in a prostitution case. many people thought the mug shots were fake. on monday, he was arrested in miami charged with arson. >> cats and dogs forgotten about in hurricane matthew's flooding. coming up, the volunteers that are helping the pets left behind. getting involved with the front coming at us, no flooding rains coming but when you can expect showers to arrive and get out of here. >> it is just the jump to the left and a step to the right. rocky horror picture show is on fox 25 tonight and next at 4:30, a look at what this live event a look at what this live event is all fios is not cable. we're wired differently. a look at what this live event is all we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. this is your last chance to get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. only from fios. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible this will be one last hur raw for the pawsox, they will hold a first ball yard sale at mccoy old uniforms and equipment as well as tour the ballpark. admission is free, too. new at 4:30, table talk pies is getting a new facility in south worst, according to the tell gram the company will have a new manufacturing building in six months of the right now nay are in a facility in kelly square and hope to expand witnessu once they get into the new building. they have bake 2 million snack pies and 400,000 regular pies a week. >> the rocky horror picture show pushed the limits of what you could put op the big screen and can strike the same entertainment gold. adam hausle gives fan as preview of the night's special that is right here on fox 25. >> fox's new t.v. musical the rocky horror pick sure show, let's do the time warp again, remakes the cult classic for a new generation. >> ? about the way i look? >> the costumes are different. the screenplay is exactly the same, so we are saying the same words, but it's a bit more of a and we have a bigger budget than the original had. >> come up to the left. >> and see what's on the flair. >> while the 1975 version was known for being racy, they say 40 years later, it isn't so taboo. >> sometimes we feel like rocky horror is a little bit racier than it actually is in today's standards because of when it came out. the time in chit came out it was racy. >> but today? we become a more tolerant and liberated culture, so, how that translates now is trying to find a way where it would appeal to the this generation, so it's more suggestive and tongue in cheek, i believe. >> when rocky horror came out in the 70s it was so, you know, taboo to tack about transvest titles and transgender aliens and all of this stuff. and now, 40 years later, we are doing it on the television network with a black transgender woman at the helm. that is just, that's the point. >> i remember -- and with the original, many of the edgegyiest moments involve the audience. >> the most racy part of the movie is what the fans scream. >> the callouts, yeah. >> so, you know, i think, i think it is a completely appropriate, if row want it to be and it is going to be an absolute inappropriate ride if that's what you decide to turn it into on october 20th when you tune in. that is the glory of rocky horror picture show. >> in hollywood, adam hausle, >> you can watch the rocky horror picture show live on fox 25 tonight starting at 8:00 followed by fox 25 news at 10. >> now your fox 25 weather tracker team. >> we had a time warp yesterday, in the 80s, but back to summer and now back to autumn, temperatures this evening in the upper 50s for your dinner plans, no showers in the boston area, worcester, most of to new england ahead of the cold front, actually a warm front to the south. we have a north front that brought warm air and went south, cooler air came in, now the front wants to go back to the north today and it will increase the risk for showers. right now we have showers streaming by to the north and west. and to into new hampshire, manchester is seeing some concord new hampshire is seeing some, live storm tracker radar is tapping into the great maine doppler radar, you can see the downpours around ploy mouth and laownca wand there in new hampshire. to the albany radar you w that it stretches to the berkshires, shows a couple showers out there. the radar closest to boston and taunton, not showing anything happening here. no showers. that is certainly good news for your plans this evening. there are some clouds that are going to increase and here comes the front from the south that increases the risk of shower this evening, later tonight. really. and through the early morning hours. notice the showers increasing the in coverage, maybe drizzle, too, as this comes by, because the humidity is going to increase behind that front. going to be warm and humid, warm 70 degrees. those showers come to a break after the front goes by during the morning, might even get a couple breaks of sun to pop out. then we cloud back up and here comes so more showers. we are still waiting for that front to the west. but at the same time, there is some tropical rainfall to the south that wants to stream ahead of that front. and clip eastern massachusetts especially. so the high asterisk of seeing some of the heaviest rain is in eastern massachusetts but a close shave if this jogs a little to the right, clearly, it misses all but cape cod. so that is what we will be then it comes farther west and we will go to the west as well. that is ahead of the front, is the wild card right now. some of the heaviest rain. without the tropical system and without the tropical rainfall, we will just deal with a cold front coming through and it wouldn't the much for us, just showers coming by with cold air behind it. something to talk about. but, this wild card could produce heavier rain here, in eastern massachusetts. and eastern new england in general. overnight tonight, low temperatures in the 50s as thed you diness out there and quincy to 72. 71 brookline and 71 malden on the south shore temperatures generally in the low 70s here as well. you get the idea. going to be about the same every where by tomorrow afternoon. fast forward to sar. get a break in the morning, but the cold air blowing in, behind the cold front produces showers and as they increase in intensity and we hit nightfall saturday evening, rain changes to snow especially in the higher elevation, berkshires into the green mountains, over to the white mountains, even into flurries are possible with this. we are not tack about accumulating snow in massachusetts but the high asterisk of accumulating snow is in the deeper blues in vermont and new hampshire in the highest elevations of mountains, really, with some flurries as far as worcester county certainly a possibility. and that's something we will be watching for some october flakes to fly. and there you are, temperatures really dropping, by sunday, highs only in the 50s. and staying that way through much of next week. with some chances of showers >> new at 4:30, fete life is dumping? ? pi and other members of the peanuts gang from the ads. the insurance giant said it will replace the characters with a so called clean, modern aesthetic. metlife said it will have an m. many blue and green colors, as its logo. one little letter gets dropped from a news anchor's prompter and next thing you know this hill lair jous slip of the tongue goes viral. take a look. >> check your panty, i think that is supposed to be yes, it was. yes, it was. the anchor was reading a segment about a recall, this man from virginia gave a shoutout to it on the air, they knew it was coming. the video has been shared thousands of times on-line, they showed a picture of the script saying that's exactly what the teleprompter said, tan pis. sometimes you catch the misspellings but it was spelled right but it was the wrong word. >> he handled it well. >> it took him a while to figure out. that was funny. to make the list but the most fame mouse catalogue is out. >> the 90 edition of the neiman marcus christmas book has 16 pages of christmas ideas most for the rich and famous, a week at three english manors, grammy award tickets or a limited edition sports car, if those are not in the budget they have several stocking stuffers which start around $5 each. always fun to look through that and see the pictures and the five dollars stocking stuffer, we will look at those. record high interest rates may impact your holiday shopping this season. coming up we will tell you why a store branded credit card may cost more this season. >> and now here is mark ockerbloom with what we are work on for fox 25 news at 5:00. >> mark? >> new at 5:00, cos me metics you may use may not be safe even if they are labeled organ irk, coming up the changes that can soon be made to keep you safe commission to make sure that welding work done in the back bay is safe. this after a deadly 2014 fire claimed the life of two boston firefighters. reaction from their families coming up. >> >> >> stay with us. all ahead at 5:00. >> >> record high interest rate. a new study takes a look at how much you could end up paying your favorite stores. fox 25's jacqueline feld is in washington now with why shoppers should read the fine prints before you sign up. >> the reporter: you may have been tempted to sign up for the store-branded card. i know i have as a frequent shopper, do a little bit of shopping here and there, but a new report finds that those cards are also coming with record-high interest rates. a credit card.com report found nearly half of retail branded cards carry an ara.p.r. of at least 25%. that's well above the national average credit card interest rate of 15%. big lots tops the list with the highest rate, nearly 30%. nordstrom is at the bottom, with one of the lowest rates. cast coand am isn't have store cards that carry rates around the national average. though the report did find a second amazon card with an interest rate around 26%. the survey found new card holder deals, the signup bonuses are weaker than they've been in years past and say shoppers shouldn't expect a quick burst from signing up for these cards, if you're a frequent shopper there, and you pay off your balance every month. in washington, jacqueline feld, fox 25 news. >> blair: right now, volunteers are in north carolina working to rescue pets left behind by hurricane matthew. the animal rescue in charlotte has saved 16 dogs with help from the national guard. but hundreds of other pets deemed to be in safe areas didn't need a rescue. instead the charlotte team left plenty of norwood and dedham and -- food and water for them and some of their furry friends saying things in their own wave. a controversial hospital expanse project gets the go-ahead. fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. starts right now. >> mark: now at 5 pass by martin, a -- >> now a 5:00 p.m., a teenager struck by a bullet in his own home. >> the reporter: a bullet fired through a bedroom window hits a goodbye, the procession from maine to massachusetts for a soldier. >> kevin: i'm tracking rain, when you can expect it to fall tomorrow. >> mark: put cosmetics under the microscope. why some cost met text labeled organic may not be. the steps to protect you from hidden chemicals. >> mark: we are following breaking news right now. a middle school student was to school today and sexually assaulted. the "eagle-tribuneization" the child is a student at south lawrence middle school. the victim is a 13-year-old girl,. >> vanessa: after the attack, the child went home and was able to give a detailed description of the man. the victim is at lawrence general hospital. we have a reporter on the way to lawrence. we'll have more information as it develops. >> mark: now at 5:00 p.m., a chelsea neighborhood rattled by an overnight shooting. stray bullet while in bed. good evening everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. the teenager is recovering and tonight we learned an arrest warrant has been issued for the suspect. the bullet went through a third story wall at a home on bellingham street. fox 25's chris flanagan is live outside of that apartment and chris, you spoke with the boy's mother who said her son was not alone at the time. >> the reporter: that's right, mark and vanessa, exactly, i got a text just a moment ago from a family friend saying that 13-year-old victim will be shortly, expected back here at his bellingham street apartment any moment now. the boy' mother telling us today when the son was shot, her 13-year-old son was shot, just moments before her 1-year-old grandson was in the room as well. she says the shooting could have been much, much worse. as his family returned home to their bellingham street home 13-year-old juan lopez delgado remains in the hospital, a bullet lodged in his shoulder after he was shot while in his

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