heavy periods of rain throughout the night and morning hours and the morning drive may end up being the worst of all with heavy rain coming through. colors light up. can be thunderstorms embedded in all they have as well. we haven't talked much about the winds, but we will, rain totals up over an inch to two inches of rain by tomorrow morning before this blows on out of here. the wind concern, the coastal flood concerns, more to talk about just ahead. >> elizabeth: breaking news now. high drama in maryland and pennsylvania, when a huge military blimp breaks looses and causes 18,000 power outages. in the last hour, we learned the blimp is on the ground and secure. somehow it broke loose if maryland around 12:20 p.m. this afternoon and f-16's were scrambled to track it. >> mark: power outages in bloom bloomburg, pennsylvania, classes cancelled there because of the outage. and this blimp dragged a huge tether line which blew out the power line. no word on how it came loose and no one was hurt. >> elizabeth: breaking news in the bella bonds case, tonight we learned the department of children and families prematuring closed their case involving the 2-year-old. >> mark: that's a key finding in a scathing new report0\/` from the state office of the child advocate. fox 25 news's kerry kavanaugh is live in boston with what the child advocate says should have triggered higher level kerry? >> the reporter: the child advocates report came at the request of governor charlie baker, now, 30 days later, we have seven pages, saying that dcf was familiar with this mother's history, new of allegations of neglect, but twice, closed, open cases involving baby bella anyway. missteps and miscommunications, 2-year-old bella bondzhu*xz was in the middle of a maze of dcf workers, their cases and her own mother. >> that deeper dive for information did not appear to have occurred. >> the reporter: the state office of the child advocate today released a report that conclude the dcf prematurely closed two neglect cases involving the little girl. her body was found in a trash bag on deer island in june. her mother, rochelle bond, now charged as an accessory to her murder. her boyfriend, michael mccarthy, charged with the 2-year-old's death. >> they were opportunities for further checking, especially because of the mixed information that was available. >> the report says dcf workers were using information about bella's family that had been gathered six years before she was born. it says, rochelle bonds was in state corrections facilities, no fewer than 12 times. before bella was born, dcf had terminated rochelle bonds' parental rights to two other children. the report says her history of arrests, substance abuse, mental health issues and instability plus the prior termination of rights, should have triggered higher level of conferences at dcf. just two years ago, dcf implemented sweeping changes after jeremiah oliver was found in a suitcase along the side of the highway. new failsafes were put in place, but it appears even those failed bella. >> i think it is impossible for anyone to say that continued involvement with the department would have prevented the tragedy that happened in that case. >> the reporter: we reached out to dcf for reaction to this report, we have yet to hear back. when we do, we'll pass that along. now, the child at secretary of state says rochelle bond, the mom here, was through a revolving door of state agencies, why she says this shows another problem, an issue between these agencies, not communicating and the story we're work together for the fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. for now, live in boston at the state house, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> the f.b.i. is looking into a possible halloween threat by and -- anarchist group against the new york police department. a possibility of a group attacking officers on halloween warning was sent throughout the country. they are threatening to carry otis epps --[inaudible] police commissioner bill evans says there's no specific threat, but there will be extra officers out on halloween as there are every year. >> mark: the south carolina on tape, throwing a student to fired. senior deputy ben fields didn't follow training or procedure quickly went viral. fields has not publicly commented on the situation. his former boss says fields is sorry the whole thing happened, but didn't know if he was truly remorseful. >> the action of our deputy, we\t|z take responsibility for that, but we also have to put responsibility on her for disrupting that school, disrupting that class, and causing this incident to start from the very beginning. >> according to the student's lawyer, the victim suffered neck and back injuries and has a cast on her arm. the sheriff's department says the girl was not hurt. >> elizabeth: a woman driving down the road is shot by a bebe and tonight, police are trying shot. john monahan is live ind"d where several businesses were hit by a bee-bee or a pellet of >> the reporter: it's unclear right now, elizabeth, these attacks taking place here along route 5 thee, that attack with the woman happened in neighboring hanover, just yesterday afternoon. now, these attacks on this stretch of 53, taking place over the last few days, starting on saturday afternoon, they include the south shore bank here on route 53, a nearby pizzeria and another business just up the road. then, yesterday afternoon, that woman was driving down 53, near the hanover police department and she said suddenly she was hit by that bee-bee and spoke to fox 25 news it afternoon. >> suddenly, i heard a big bang, and a sting on the side of my head, and ikcyf looked at my window, and it was totally shattered. and i realized that i had just been shot. >> police have stepped up patrols in the area, we'll hear from them, and more from the victim coming up tonight on the fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. live in for well, john monahan, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: in fitchburg, police are looking for the person who shot out windows across a number of streets with a bee-bee gun. at least 16 cars and one house were hit by the bullets in the early morning hours of monday. police believe there are more victims out there, and now they're asking them to come forward. >> mark: boston police are asking for help tracking down a man wanted for a murder in brighton. detectives say 25-year-old gammada musa is a suspect in last week's shooting death of desmond joseph, joseph was killed late thursday night on telford street. fox 25 was on the scene as this was braking that more than. police warn that musa should be considered armed and dangerous. >> mark: another man who is armed and dangerous and on the case, david chase shot a man in manchester, new hampshire. rondon has tattooed hands and a visible neck burn and he may be traveling with his girlfriend who is not wanted at this time. call police if you see rondon but do not approach him. >> elizabeth: fierce flames tear through a building in lynn impacting dozens of people. this is a story you saw breaking on the fox 25 news this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked that fire. katherine katherine parrotta spoke with residents. >> that's everything i had, but at least i'm here. >> the court: for bernadette, this building was the place she just started calling home two months ago, home also to an aunt and niece, all of them left to pick up the pieces, escaping with their lives has their homes went up in flames. >> i saw smoke from like where is it coming from and when i looked down stairs, it was just -- i saw the back door and it was just lit up. >> the reporter: officials say the three alarm fire started around 11:00 p.m. last night. somewhere around the back of the build, quickly spreading up the walls. guzman first in thed something was wrong when she saw people restaurant. >> when i went upstairs to double check, as soon as i smelled the smoke, i literally ran out, like i literally just, i got to go get my mom. that was like my first thing and my dad. >> the reporter: firefighters say the time of the fire was a challenge. most residents were home. many sleeping. >> i came over here, my mom was sleeping and she just like literally came in, like her nightgown and everything, and everybody was in bed. >> the reporter: as firefighters worked to get the flames under control, residents kept warm if an mbta bus. the red cross working to help the 24 adults and seven children with nowhere to go. now, left to figure out what to do next. >> my mom has been in this building for 20 years, living here, and6;31%[ to start over for her, it's going to be the hardest thing they've ever done. she's got to take it one day tight. >> elizabeth: now that woman and her family were headed to a relative's home today to figure out what's going to happen for them next. she did tell me the fire alarms in this building worked, but people didn't respond to them right away. they thought maybe it was a false alarm. still, most people were able to run out of this building. firefighters did assist a couple of people in getting out by using ladders. fortunately, no one suffered any injuries. in lynn, katherine katherine parrotta, fox 25. >> mark: a conversation on a porch turns in it a home invasion. two men forced their way into an apartment on blake street. one man armed with a gun and another with a knife, took several things and ran from the apartment. they were last seen headed towards fox street. boston's china town is back open after a water main break. the area in hate 88 closed traffic in both directions for a few hours. we are waiting to hear what exactly caused the mess. >> in brockton, a 48-year-old mother is under arrest, for getting involved in a fight that also included her 15-year-old daughter, that daughter police >> elizabeth: also ahead in the next half-hour, a bizarre story playing out in front of a judge. why a so-called witch priestess took a self-proclaimed warlock to court in salem. >> mark: plus, new technology harks new study reveals how local schools might be putting your child's privacy at risk. patricia sending tropical do you want our way. winds will gust as high as 50 miles per hour and coastal flooding a possibility as well. so much to talk about, when the worst of this arrives. coming up. cross this street >> mark: weather alert. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz continues to track a system that is going to bring heavy rain, strong winds, possible flooding to our area. a real mess. there are no advisories in effect right now, but there will be shortly. kevin's updated forecast is away. >> elizabeth: a 5-year-old kindergartener who was hit while trying to cross the street alone is home tonight recovering from a broken leg. >> mark: worcester police say the boy got off a school bus on figure to everybody before making sure there was an adult to meet him. it's a story you saw breaking last night on the fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. and tonight's fox 25's robert goulston has learned the bus driver is off the job. robert? >> the reporter: yes, this driver is on unpaid leave while this is all being sorted out. meanwhile, police are really trying to figure out how this 5-year-old got off a school bus with no adult supervision, and was allowed to cross this very busy street. >> when i saw his feet, that's when i pulled over. >> the reporter: amanda riviera has been hoping for the best, once she saw a little by taken away by an ambulance. >> my heart was being a and i >> the boy got off this transportation bus and tried to cross the street alone. he is a student at abbey carter school. the bus driver is not supposed to let the child off if there isn't an adult waiting, saying if no parent is there to meet the child, the bus driver is instructed to return the child to school at which time a parent will be contacted. if a parent plans any changes in the normal pickup and dropoff procedure, he or she must contact the school receptionist in advance. >> i just sang him the abc's until e.m.s. got there and no one knew his name and no one was talking. >> the soon to be certified nursing assistant was just happy she was able there to help. >> i'm glad he's ok, that's my main thing, that he's all right. >> the reporter: again, that boy is home tonight. the parent telling police that there was some confusion, typically the older sister picks up the boy at the bus stop and apparently, she stayed after school. again, police are still trying to sort out why the bus driver let him off. tonight at 6:00 p.m. though, would never cross this street themselves, because it's so dangerous. we'll have a little bit more on that part of the story tonight at 6:00 p.m. for now, live if worcester, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: massachusetts schools may be putting students' privacy at risk in their effort to keep up with rapidly changing technology. it's something the american civil liberties union is concerned b. the aclu took a close look at 35 school districts across the state. we're told that 13 districts trust a third party to handle sensitive student information. some districts, which provide computer software for students, can activate realtime tracking and screen monitoring away from the classroom. two-thirds of the districts that issue devices can inspect them without notice. >> the reporter: before the weekend, we were talking about major hurricane patricia hitting mexico, moved into the deep south, caused all kinds of flooding and problems and that moisture, what's left of it is coming up the east coast and into new england. we're seeing the rain spreading in here now. it won't just be rain that comes with the storm system. let's start with that, that's the most immediate concern. it's raining on your evening drive and while it's not heavy enough to cause lives to come out of banks, but what will happen is there is localized flooding on the roadways. as you're driving around, you need to take care. had a report from steve, he's out in worcester county, he's a trusted weather spotted and getting slippery because of the leaves falling on the ground and getting wet, so driving can be slippery because of that. the leaves can plug up the storm drains and cause flooding. you might want to clean those out if you have some on your roadway, while the rain of a little lighter variety. heavy downpours happening, near the boston area, takes you off to the northwest and in this area, we're seeing some of that heavy rain. look at the yellow that's showing up. this takes you out of boston, charlestown, to somerville and in somerville, we're seeing some of that yellow showing up on live doppler radar and that's where some of the heavier rain is located. some of these streets will be tough to read. it's so bright with the yellow, coming through the town of somerville, showing some of that heavy rain as well. to the north shore, seeing some heavy activity here. manchester by the sea, you have some of that heavy rain that's moving right along the main thoroughfare through your area, there's 128, along grapevine road on to 128 and moving toward oldest ex road with some of the heavy downpour activity. middlesex county, this takes you into 495 and the acton foxborough area and north of acton in fact. this is 495 coming right through by sexting that yellow -- bisecting that yellow area. out-of-town, heavy rain for you as well. southwest new hampshire, heavy downpours in spots. not quite as bright as they were a knew minutes ago. southwest new hampshire, keene, didn't get the heaviest rain to come on by, because it shrunk, but there's heavy rain that can hit you and finally to the south of the boston, heavy rain. this is 198-23 toward the braintree split where the heaviest rain is happening, right at the braintree split. this is 93, the southeast expressway up through the city and route 3 southward through braintree proper and that's some of the heavy rain that's happening, as battery march park, up through 93, right there with some of that heavy rain too. so it's rain, and it's raining hard, it's going to get harder tonight. you see the bright colors lighting up on futurecast. the bright colors denoting the heaviest rain. watch what happens overnight and first thing in the morning. more heavy rain for the morning drive and some of the heaviest rain, south shore and out to cape cod, potentially thunderstorm activity here too and something shiri will be watching for first thing in the morning for any severe weather that could crop up from these. sun starts to break out as the heaviest is leaving cape cod. that sun could fire up a couple of other showers too. we'll have to watch for it tomorrow afternoon. it's not just the rain, we talked about the winds as well. winds so far have been gusting, there are the rainfall tote heals, 1-2 inches. i wanted to get to the wind, already seeing gust '20s to 30 miles per hour out here and the forecast is for these to ramp up tonight over 40, to 50 plus miles per hour overnight and first thing in the morning. that could cause damage in southeastern pitch to harrison, something we'll be aware of and watching for as well. a wind advisory is in place because of the potential for damage especially though in southeast massachusetts. that's going to be a concern with this storm system as it continues to come on through. now, satellite-radar picture shows all the rain coming on by right now, but really this rain will continue to move on through, as the storm progresses off to the north and east and the seven-day forecast, is going to show you that things are really going to get better as the week progresses and we get out of this, so here you are, with the seven day forecast. weekend always in view and i apologize for the computer hiccup. but bottom line, clear air friday and saturday with sunshine, half the rain leaves our area, that means things are looking good for the patriots game thursday night and halloween, an update straight ahead. >> elizabeth: a bucket brigade working to save this blue shark stranded on a province down beach. the 6-foot shark was found washed up late yesterday morning. the shark was taken into the shalashi lows with help of the harbor master and towed into deeper waters where it was released. >> mark: charging stations in davis union and belts wear over the next two months, they are solar powered and it's giving the company the chance to test green products in the city. >> elizabeth: that's so great. i'm always low on juice. a smash and grab takes just minutes, but costs a local business thousands. the damage done, all caught on camera, it's new in the next half-hour. >> mark: on the campaign trail as hillary clinton visits the since the benghazi hearings everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you 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25 news's blair miller was there. >> the reporter: hillary clinton came here today riding a political wave of momentum. it's her first visit to new hampshire since the benghazi hearings and analysts told me today, it is a critical time. in front of a political savvy crowd in manchester, hillary clinton came out, ready to talk to the issues. >> i don't think we have to make america great. i think we have to make america greater, fairer, more just, filled with opportunities. >> the reporter: she focused on the economy and equal pay for women, but she also took hundreds. including a question about the banking industry, and her plans for oversight. >> we've got to figure out how do we keep enough regulatory oversight and eliminate as much as it is possible the unnecessary risk. >> the reporter: that question from a woman who told me she wanted more specifics from the presidential candidate about thish you've. >> it's a very complex issues, there's probably more than she can address. >> clinton's lead over democratic rival bernie sanders growing by 8 points. and with vice-president joe biden not running, political analysts say that will likely only help clinton's lead grow here in new hampshire. political scion science professor chris says it's a pivotal time in her campaign, with 103 days until the new hampshire primary. >> i think she wants to keep the run of good stories she's had going, avoid major gaffes, avoid doing or saying anything that >> the reporter: clinton will be airing four new ads during the next debate. >> elizabeth: the leading republican presidential candidates are just hours away from the next debate. it will be the first since donald trump lost his position as the front-runner in a national poll. cbs news how has ben carson leading trump by two points. the debate of the top ten candidates is set for 8:00 p.m. on cnbc, talk is over, it's official. congressman paul ryan is now in line to be the next speaker of the house. he was nominated late this afternoon by house republicans. the official vote is expected to take place next week. john boehner resigned as house speaker last month. >> the reporter: a well known witch and warlock face off in court in salem. >> mark: also ahead, a foreunder arrest for getting involved in a playground fight. how it all went down. the alarming charges she's facing tonight. >> kevin: tracking heavy rains, strong winds coming through our area tonight. when you can expect the worst of vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir . as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir . vo: levemir is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir helps lower your a1c. levemir lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus , which lasts 28 days. levemir comes in flextouch , the latest in insulin pen technology from novo nordisk. p levemir 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tonight. a system moving into new england with strong winds strong rains and heavy flood. hi everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. this is the last of the remnants of hurricane patricia. and chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz has been tracking it for days. >> kevin: here it is with strong winds an heavy rains. we have don't have a hurricane or tropical storm coming our way, we have what's left over and sometimes that can cause problems especially when we're talking about the heavy rain we're seeing out there right now. boston, you're in some of the heavy rain. some of the areas around boston. when i switch over to live doppler radar, you can pick out the yellow where the heaviest rain is happening. lynn to peabody, over to wake field, north to north reading, marblehead, some of this heavy rain happening where you see the yellow on radar moving into the peabody area and some of the roadways being affected off cedar grove and jubilee drive and 128 and southward on to fall view and lynn street, broadway, heavy downpour activity as well. to the north of there, marlboro to box ford, along 95, and this takes you into the groveland area as well, near haverhill and look at some of thedbyqke heavy rain that's happeningping 133. 95 is on the right-hand side of your screen and this rain continues to come down hard. to southern new hampshire, we're seeing some of that into central new hampshire too. this is concord, this takes you to webster and franklin and new hampshire where it's coming down very hard and franklin, massachusetts, where we're seeing some downpours as well and over here to wrentham, heavy rain moving into the foxborough area. this is right on 495 in wrentham, passing the outlets, premium outlets boulevard, raining hard ride right near there. no doubt this is causing commute. the heavy rain will continue, it's going to get worse as the evening progresses, you see it into the morning hours. we need to talk about the strong winds to be expected later concerns. >> elizabeth: a brockton mother is facing charges tonight. police say that she became involved in a playground fight. >> mark: investigators say her 15-year-old daughter was also involved in this fight at brockton high school. our bob ward is live outside brockton district court and bob, both the mom and her daughter are facing charges. >> the reporter: yeah. that's right e. and police say, that daughter is facing charges for having -- using a taser gun in this fight. and using it on school grounds, so now, three people, the mother, the mother's boyfriend, and the mother's teenage daughter, all facing charges. this is 48-year-old maria monday tier row of brockton. she and her 26-year-old boyfriend, john davis, are facing charges for taking part in a disturbing brawl outside brockton high school tuesday morning. brockton police say montero and davis were walking with montero's 15-year-old daughter at brockton high whether the daughter got involved with a fight with another 15-year-old student during the lunch break. a teacher told police, a parent was out of control near the gym. when police arrived, the two teenage girls and maria montero were fully involved in the fight. one police officer said at one point, montero slammed the head of the girl fighting with her daughter, right into the concrete. an officer tried to separate montero from the other student, and heard a clicking sound and saw that montero's 15-year-old daughter was using a taser gun. police say the boyfriend, john davis, then tried to pull the police officer off of maria montero, montero and davis were both arrested and so was montero's teenage daughter on charges related to bringing that taser gun to school property. just a short time ago, i got off the phone with the superintendent's office in brockton and they're very grateful to the monitors who were outside the school when all this went down. those monitors, jumping in, helping as soon as they could and the superintendent's office said they really helped this bad situation spiral even further out of control. now, the mother and the boyfriend, they were released on personal recognizance. as i said, the 15-year-old daughter is facing charges for bringing that tase are gun to school. the school department also says that that 15-year-old girl will likely be severely disciplined. reporting live from brockton, bob warped, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: thursday, is sentencing day for a former prep school student convicted of sexual assault. labrie used a 15-year-old girl after using a computer to lure her in. the high a death rove inmate's penalty phase retrial is moving forward as scheduled. this morning, a judge rejected motions filed by gary lee sampson's defense team challenging the legality of the death penalty in massachusetts. now, even though massachusetts abolished the death penalty, defendants can still be sentenced to death if federal court. in 2001, sampson killed 18-year-old jonathan rizzo and 59-year-old fill being mc mccloskey. >> mark: three thieves smashed lot of dough. loonenburg on the hunt for the trio, now on the whatted for robbing a pizza hut. >> shattered windows and nerves, ken and his friends spent the day cleaning up. >> that's the window they smashed. >> and spending the day cleaning up after three thieves busted through the pizzeria, but the crime was captured on the six surveillance cameras. ken gave fox 25 a play-by-play of what happened overnight. the crooks crawled through the smashed window and knew athletic what to do. two head straight for the bar where the register is it yank it a +) now. a third suspect looks for anything in the dining area before the trio leaves in a car. >> video will actually can mean the difference between catching someone and not catching someone. >> police are reviewing the video. ken hope it gives them a big lead, because even though the suspects wear hoodies, you can clearly see a suspect's face. >> as you've seen the images, they're clear. >> between the stolen money and damage do that heists cost him $5,000, but he still plans to open business for today and at 6:00 p.m., we are learning the video isn't the only lead police have. so is something else that the crooks left behind. >> elizabeth: a teenager is accused of pouring hot soup all over a girl's head in the hallway of a high school in kingsborough. that alleged attack happened on october 15th, at the greater lowell technical high school. 16-year-old girl's family tells "lowell sun" the incident caused second degree burns. the 15-year-old boy could face assault and battery charges. the school officials are saying the boy received appropriate discipline. >> thousands of hens die if a barn fire in new hampshire. that fire breaking out at that time pete and jerry's organic hampshire. the fire started around 2:00 a.m. this morning. it didn't spread past the barn, which houses some 36,000 birds. no one was hurt and no word on what caused the fire. smoke and flames pouring out of morning commute. quite a site here on 495 north just before route 9 in westborough, around 8:00 a.m. the right two lanes were closed. no one was injured. >> elizabeth: the t is suspending some weekend redline service to prepare for the winter. starting this saturday and sunday, service between j.f.k. umass and quincy center stations will be suspended. and opposing november 7th and 8, service between j.f.k. and umass will be suspended and shuttle buses will be available for commuters. a man who survived a shark attack is on his way back to new england. >> mark: he has a long road to recovery, including a surgery in a boston hospital. all new at 6:00 p.m., we catch up with the survivor as he lands at logan. >> elizabeth: new concerns in the classroom. the subjects were fourth the and eighth grade scores were the lowest they've been in a decade. >> mark: railroads installing a new safety system. how it could have prevented the philadelphia your dream kitchen awaits breathtaking beauty. legendary durability. american craftsmanship. cambria. find your new kitchen >> mark: thousands of officers on hands for the funeral of a new york city officer, who was killed on the job. >> elizabeth: officer randolph holder was killed on october 20th, while responding to a call in east harlem. today, officers lined rain swept streets for blocks outside of queens church where family and friends gathered to pay tribute to officer golder. the alleged killer is in custody the holder will be buried later this week. >> mark: railroads are getting more team to install a safety system. positive train control could have prevented the deadly derailment in philadelphia congress voted to give rail lines until 2018 to install the lanes. >> it just takes time and that's why the extension is important, to make sure we don't disrupt passenger rail and freight rail in this country. >> mark: the american association of railroads tells us it is encouraged by the house extension and hopes that the senate will sign off in the next few days. >> elizabeth: in the meantime, former house speaker dennis hastert pleaded guilty today to evading banking laws, but not to lying to investigators. he admitted to lying in court, but prosecutors are expected to drop the charge of lying to the f.b.i., as part of a plea deal. hastert was reportedly paying a former student millions of dollars to stay quiet about allegations of sexual abuse. february. >> mark: american airlines reported a laser strike minutes before it was to land, the plane diego on tuesday. this is the second laser strike out of san diego airport in the last two months. the incident is under investigation but authorities might not be ideal weather right now for a walk, but in space, totally different story. nasa astronaut scott kelly took a stroll outside the international space station today. they had to install a thermal cover and remove some insulation over a power unit. scott kelly is married to former arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> elizabeth: you thought you had a rough day at work. >> kevin: some of the heaviest rain moving through the new york city area and poised to move into massachusetts in the next hour to hour that have. and a half. it just gets worse from here. >> elizabeth: a salem witch trial happening in court today. the accusations a witch priestess made against a self-professor claimed warlock fron that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect for less than you imagined. the 2015 models are going fast. find your tag and get cash back for 15% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get 0% financing for 72 months on these remaining 2015 chevy vehicles. of. >> elizabeth: we are still under a weather alert. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz continues to track a system that's going to bring heavy republicans, strong winds, even possible flooding to our area. now, there are no advisories in effect right now, but there will be in a few hours much kevin's updated forecast is just about three minutes away, so don't go anywhere. >> mark: days before halloween, a well known salem witch and warlock faced who have in court over claims of harassment. haynes was in district court where that case was heard. >> much not be shamed. >> the reporter: in 2011, well known salem witch and warlock, lori sforza and christian day spoke out against -- fast forward to today. the two faced off in court, lori sforza was granted a restraining order against day after she claims he spent the last three years making harassing phone calls to her home. and posted these offensive images about her on facebook. >> anyone who knows me, even my hair, because i'm rather well known, will tell you when i have something to say, i say it to your face. >> the reporter: day claims the dispute started about three years ago, when lori sforza allegedly opened this shop behind his back. >> i any i think it's a win for all women. no man has a right to call a woman the c word. >> >> the reporter: day denies her claims and admits, she never called police in the three years she was allegedly being harassed. >> i didn't want to bring scandal to the city of salem. >> day and other supporters at today's hearing say the two were in talks with tlc for a reality tv show. >> it was not my voice and it was not me and i plan to appeal this all the way to the supreme court. >> the reporter: crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: now, you may have noticed the timing of this case in courted to, just days before halloween. at 6:00 p.m., crystal asks if the filming of -- or rather the filing of this harassment claim was stage for publicity. >> mark: spotlight is the story of how the "boston globe" investigated and uncovered the priest sex abuse scandal. the boston premiere is set for the top of the hour at the coolidge corner theater in brookline. black mass, which is still in theaters is also based on whitey bulger's life of crime in south boston. >> elizabeth: a rhode island couple is suing the maker of the conjuring, now that dozens of fans are trespassing near the home that inspired the movie. they put up no trespassing signs, but still, dozens of fans walked around her property each month. film makessers never changed the names for the town in that film >> but it's the worries of the one or two that could be more serious than just trespassing. and that's what we live with every day. >> elizabeth: originally she told reporters she had seen and thought what she heard were ghosts and later said it was just for entertainment. now she says, there is nothing in the movie that's true. >> mark: traffic is getting heavy on the zakim bridge, as fans file into the boston gardens for the celtics season opener tonight. kevin, will fans get soaked tonight when they leave the game? >> kevin: not only will they get soaked, but if they're carrying an umbrella, it will be useless. the winds will be strong. itfx-g+8 is going to be a rough night in and around the city of boston. look at the heavy rain pushing on through. there's more to our south coming toward you, there's also had heavy rain. coming through canada and out of new england, so there are bursts of rain that will continue overnight tonight. this is what's happening in eastern new england right now, it's not nearly the heaviest we're going to see, and when you focus down into a couple of spots, you'll see yellows showing up in here. and that yellow is just off to the north of boston, near cape you're going to see. so of the heavy rain just around the essex area it, who like, along 133 into essex, grove street, larkin street, so some heavy rain will continue and it will push out over the harbor minutes from now. batch of heavy rain too, raleigh, along 1a, there's the heavy downpour, it's affecting some of these roadways. this looks like sandy bridge and railroad avenue getting omar infante of the heavy rain at this time. to the north, southern new hampshire, it's farther south than the last batch i was showing you around concord. and bow at this hour. to the south of boston, randolph, coming out of here. receive the yellow showing up on live doppler radar and some of the roads ways being affected, including reebok drive, over through 139, there's 28 that cuts right through the stoughton area, also some heavy rain in page tree. rain. it won't rain consistently heavy all the time, but there will be many times it won't be raining tonight either and through the morning hours, more heavy rains and potentially thunderstorm. the risk for a thunderstorm ramps up after midnight and through the early morning hours. that's when shiri will be tracking the storms for you. it looks like the highest refreshing for any kind of severe thunderstorms to erupt. thunderstorms, because we're going to get warm, as this rain comes in, it's bringing the tropical air mass with it and temperatures will jump up to around 70 degrees. here are the rain totals. by 1:00 a.m. in the morning, just over a half una inch, an inch in worcester. over two inches by 7:00 a.m. in the morning, inch and a halfudawz if boston. generally between 1 and 2 inches with some areas getting nearly 3 inches of rain in spots tonight. so a general 1-3, i suppose, inches of rain, most of you will be between 1 and 2 inches of rain. either way, it's not going to fill up the streams and lives, but it will cause localized flooding on the roadways, way also cause flooding in your backyard and be careful of that basement of yours tends to flood too. you may have the sump pump going later tonight. martha's vineyard, generally from the east to southeast, but these will ramp up tonight and watch this in southeastern massachusetts, the forecast, gusts up to 50 miles per hour hand these are gust, not blowing all the time like in a tropical storm, but gusts over 50 miles per hour and that's were the wind advisory is in place. this starts at 7:00 p.m. tonight and goes until tomorrow morning for all of eastern and about 128 and the i-95 corridor and off toward the southeast, bleeds over to the west of i-95 a bit, but mostly along the corridor and southeastward. the coastal flood advisory from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. this morning, has now been increased for tonight's high tide as well. so this afternoon, with this advisory, saw some minor splashover, going to see that again for the high tide tonight and oh, the thunderstorm threat, looks like the highest risk will be here in the darker green for severe weather tomorrow morning, in southeastern massachusetts. here's your seven-day forecast for that weekend, always in view. we get through the showers, we start to dry out for tomorrow night and friday and exacts things are looking better too. i'm expecting your weekend to look nice, bodes well for halloween and the patriots game. >> mark: prince harry is in the united states in virginia to spread the word on the in invectus games. >> elizabeth: and ladies, he's single. for wounded service members and today prince harry was welcomed to america by the first lady and joe biden. >> -- will remind people everywhere how incredible our service personnel are and how much of a positive contribution to society they make. >> elizabeth: tell me you couldn't listen to that accent all day. >> mark: i thought tallahassee the blue suit.yv -- it was the blue suit. >> elizabeth: the next set of games will be held in orlando, florida, next may and it is a turn of events. sorry ladies. longtime new york yankees captain derek jeter is officially off the market and our producer, kate is devastated. jete are reportedly proposed to supermodel hannah davis on sunday. the 41-year-old baseball star has been dating the 25-year-old model on and off since 2012. the notoriously private pair has not yet acknowledged the news on social media. >> mark: at the top of the hour, we told you about the mistakes the child at secretary of state argues dcf made handling the situation and new at 6:00 p.m., while the child advocate claims this case points opt the breakdown in communication between state agencies, plus a rhode island man survived a violent shark attack in hawaii just landed at logan ahead of surgery tomorrow in boston. we are working to speak with him right now. the story new at 6:00 p.m. >> elizabeth: how a shortage of flu vaccines could impact families in mass building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. >> elizabeth: a flu vaccine supply shortage could cause problems for people in and adults who don't like needles. manufacturers plan to make 15 million doses, but so far, five million have been delivered. the rest won't be available until late december an doctors do not recommend waiting until more flumist arrives. the flu season starts in late november and the vaccine needs a couple of weeks to be effective. >> elizabeth: so in the latest in the story, california is now considering adding red meat and foods like hot dogs, sausages, and bacon to a cancer alert of course, this is. coming after the world health organization released a report that says processed meat can cause colorectal cancer. if california decides to act, it will likely spark a massive meat battle as meat producers like hormel fight to keep a cancer warning offer the bacon googled paint concerns leading to the recall of a kid's water bottle. pottery barn is pulling avengers and darth vader waters bottles, the issue is with the gray paint. no issues have been reported so far with bottles. those returning them will get a refund, a new bottle or a gift card. >> mark: burrly recalling 30,000 bicycle trailers, they can separate from the main bike creating a crash issue. this has happened at least 35 times, and twice a child got hurt. the seven models affected were made from 2009 to 2015. contact burrly right away if you have one of these trailers. >> elizabeth: an education department report out today shows math scores for massachusetts students dropped in recent years. the nation's report card found math scores for fourth the and eighth graders were the lowest they've been in a decade. even with declining scores, researchers said massachusetts is still a top performer in the nation. >> and fourth the and eighth graders scoring at or above proficient than in most states in reading and mathematics. >> elizabeth: now far the first time since assessments were put in place in the early 1990's, fourth the andw- education department didn't explain why. the conservative heritage foundation stays lower math scores suggest the new common core math technique is not helping students achieve. >> kevin: now at 6:00 p.m., where the heaviest rain is right now and when the worthy of it will arrive tonight. >> mark: breaking news, major failures, the troubling report just in slamming the state's care of little bella bonds. >> elizabeth: also breaking, f-16's trailing a run away army blimp that knocked out power to thousands of people. where it crashed down and how it got loose in the first place. >> mark: a 5-year-old get hit by a car seconds after stepping off his school bulls. bulls -- bus. why the bus driver is off the job and the nursing assistant who raced to the boy's rescue. >> mark: we begin with the fox 25 weather alert at 6:00 p.m. and this is why, rain, blanketing the state and heavier rain, if you can believe it, moving in later tonight. hi everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom irk i'm ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. at 11:00 p.m. tonight, 5vamv a coastal flood advisory will be in play. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz says this system is it what's left of hurricane patricia. >> kevin: it sure is. it's from rain coming our wait a minute, also going to bring tropical care with it, meaning our air is going to get more humid and humid with the rain falling, but going to get stickier and also more warm, so temperatures will spike in the middle of all of this rain. here's some of the heaviest happening right now. holbrooke to rockland, yellow and orange showing up on live doppler radar and that continues to be some of the heaviest rain along route 18 through the two towns, along 58 as well. then to the north in southern new hampshire, some of the other heavy batches of rain washer, bouvier, franklin, webster, crossing 93. the rain will come in waves, not raining heavily every moment but not likely stopping to rain at any moment. the heavy rain will continue into thursday morning, also becomes a time with we have our highest chance for thunderstorms cutting across the area with some of the heaviest likely to be south of boston. look at that, that's a color we don't see very often on futurecast, but giving us the

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